The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21

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tain; usually passed my time IN bed or sitting On me
rocking chair in the front room, tho parior was III
when went there with pleuri and eryspels sa ~
the 18th Of January only went out two or three times
after that; the Gath Of January was out the whole
Mr. Cram-Coud q person have called there In the
day time every three or four days. without your seeing
Tho Court said the witness could not give her opinion
but she might state whist was her condition TO zee per-
SONS IN hs and then mould % aIl he nS FORM %
scented by the counsel would be excluded.
Mr. Cram excepted TO this
wltness-From tho middle room could SEQ INTO oo'n
Mr. cram-During the month Of January did you OBJ
the Same gentleman calling there every three or
srRoHG's ALLEGED vIMm 10 $50.
Question ohjectod 70 and excluded
wilnesI saw nobody calling thcrs frequently In tho
q oram--Dd you SEQ Mr.. Strong there in january
~ Crsm-Dsd YOU SEQ him there as alii
place; never saw him tiu he was pointed out 70 me
yesterday IN court he wss MOI pointed out 70 mo- but
II. orsm-bid you ever sss that gentleman ln the
Sixth avenue poniag ont Mr. Strong Who rose slightly
WINE mover cav him In shs sixth avenue
Y 0ran-Dc you F:@snsss s.y p sss!oueias OCCUR
Wlasn[f remember three pAialeslAr days shs lesh,
1Jth snd 18thas Sixth avenue; a. thee three days
sssiss ns se and AZ s Dsss e =.
ping & she house; they oas sevsrai DAYS before and
teeh TOW days after that N ths day time they ooou
and three O'Clock ofthas day the people house
and NJ and Nss Disney were In the front room; was
snSr % Il
past twelve O'Clock don't remember anybody going In
S the Who Lived up stains Mr. mDu had
visitors coming to see him; they were mostly mon
70 LIVELY CR0sSrx sHNAn0N
My Damo before my marriage was Mary Eliza Marvin;
born In Onemung county; my father ID dead my
mother Is Ia Yatssown; her name Is Eliza Maria hcM
LEM she Is married and has two children now her hus
band is farmer; she resides in Starks Yatesown the
last time Jaw her fifteen months ago. at her house,
wneTs psy her wfs w.s ~ S. osS
NJ osIy@ .iI you apply for admission 70 Bellevue
nas mrucxsR AT BsLLxvux HosP1rAI.
Witness looked at the Judge as II asking whether she
would answer and then sadna dd; applied o 70 Mr. H.
to; the reason l applied was because was sick
brought no physicians certificate with me; told Mr.
Kellogg WAS sick did not tell him what was the mat
ter; had pain In my side; thought 1t was pleursy
DELIchrE QUESTIONS.
NJ: Gery-Were you not taken into the venerea hos
Wi.ness-No, sir. no
Mr. Geny-wo!e you not taken in TO DO treated for tho
VI W!t1 sssz DO you mean BY that
WI GERRY eapai@sd ina. v,, vba, Won meant, wa.
not taken In for that disease not under treatment
for II; never was never, mover
WI you ss yUS5 0rR s5 ss% n u. minister's
house In Jane street; h&ve lived With my husband ever
since except whex hc Yves away 70 the war; remained
the physician wSaireated me; went into the hospital
on The LIST Il November and came out the 10th: Mrs
Food with o GO
Mr.. Geuy-WhatFas tho din'oslsy with Mrs Potter
witsess-weIl, was stubborn and ugly myself, and
shs4hougAt ought = DO more work; worked at max
ing vests Tor Loussrsst Bradford or Broadway
:ss s iIsss saosS
thirty ocnss piece vests; elis would NOT sup
e Sss1 , s sns wi. sP' ., sssssn
my husband veat AsaY maintained myself
Working sSa. on NE RS ss sewing a Machine
sewing machine was 10 my room while was therei my
ss ca was Dor. T. 1891 I my q hS was
ley place, stated this % NJ Hasbrook, and visitor
was sent 70 the house W tho police captain; know
Mr. 0erry-Can you point him outs
standing OUTSIDE che sns sss h%
Icy piaoe once or TWICE 4. - vs.
NJ dery-De you rsnet4ess HE telling yoS IN Febru.
81: r.sss =, s 'aas Gram and Robinson had
'01 W. or.m cesceS ana che ouso. ~. EXCLUDED
Witnsas-Ths 6rss hoard q this sai. wss "a Novsn.
ber 1854; Twas requested 10 make an afndavtt, and
on r. Lila ono. ~.s there
myself and told him Substantially thai wanted 70 be
n. csry-Do you know asy sporting man of tho uams
Of Tom Ling or John Lings ~ ~
witness-t DO mott durng sAs summer Of 1884 went
gig ! S:;:: county ne 6ss.1s ' h 4
NJ Gory-Did not Tom or John Ling occupy that
WItncss--Hs dl4 not, know Mm walker; I
know . Mis- saois, in Seventeenth street; dcu't
wooster s s''f' know s'' Ma ' klssinsr Is. rcs
tive Of my husband; she u kind and friendly 70
aS or ';s I'm No. Of 4
cut my hair in Bellevue Hospital; Il fell from
my head in consequences Of erysipelas in my head;
into February: have never been Bellevue Hospital
since; Mrs Potter generally attended moi when Mrs
the room ali The time; usually came down stairs about
seven O'Clock, and stsd until Mr.. Potter came back.
At half pas. SIX O'Clock he was home all day on Sunday
except whsn ct church, not present ct tho misoar
sficr;; I msdo applications to stop tho gov, but
don't know how old; !. was Che arst evef saw;
did not know shO pregnant at tho tine Dr. Dennis
called BE- WIS . ss sss9s sS. o.
know Il was Rheumatism she had because took OF
hcr did not occur 70 mo that u might be The result o.
Dennis said 70 Mrs. Potter In my presence that II was
rheumatism; she did NOT tell him In my presence that
abe WIS III then, and lad been confined 70 her bed tho
flooding continued al the time the rhoumatism
It great deal after the miscarriage than be-
fore; applied poultccs OF potash and Indian meal 70
her DR. Dennis prescribed black looking decociion aud
gave her powders the dccocon was for hcrilmbs
used TO change her bed about nine or ten o'clock In
the day; Mr. Potter did not wait TO sec II changed;
l never knew her 70 faint but once that
never told she hal produced m1Dssrrage by artia
cial MEANS before happened she complained OF rhcu
matsm for two or three weeks and was 70 walk
al all; tho back window in her room opened on piazza
which had q roof 70 IL; II was an open piazza;
l know what Mrs. Adams died Of and where she
was buried; Mrs. DAILY Ia no relative Of Mrs. Pot
ter, that know Of; heard her say she thought
no cousin and that ne like cousin OF hers;
she said this after he for the rent FIRST Mary
Smith In waverlcy place. the day sho there think
In January February; she had Mrs. Pot
tors on tho second noor.
TEARS AGAIN
Mr. Gerry-When yoa cried on the direct examination
when you asked about picking up the needle,
n through sympathy for Mary Smith, (TAuRhcr)