The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24


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ssms's6sr sssins both parties before the referee
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nes state the particulars or s6w II canc out flfs
.ee ~ gux ORIGINAL fs& TsvsQ A}Yk
Mr. Mcca!lun rsc.Iasl.t psss lend 81 Mr. Trust sa
having sssssev ENG ens understood MN 70 sAy ~' '''
y, syrce- o., no; she is alive and IA this city w'
can produce her here To- morrow. da
Mr., SslSay-whsre is shef nh
Mr. Byrne-she Is living In Thompson street
" bad csishoorsood nusss also
showing that The defendant was married "a Lond0o'
isas and that hs VIE s alive and sndivo or ed ALL
~ sr VII RI prove satisfaction Of the
compliant IL The case Of Joseph W. Trust Va Mary p
| Trust. mo objections being made the document "as
| MS CONSTANCE ,. rRrsr's STATEMENT ut.4
Constance Trust : progressing young lazy about
mother and the defendant her father the nrst sepa
| ration between them occurred in 1880 or 1901;
in 1885, the defendant always introduced my mother az
his wife; always referred TO her a. bis wife; am now
nav mother assumed the name OF Danpisr to prevent
any annoyaDcs 81 the bands Of tho defendant tN
y
man to our house and had her arrested
n @ When was thiss n When We lived in Walker
q What Kind Of house did your mother keep sssere'
A. very excellent 0ne
No, indeed, sir; nothing Of tho Kind, assure yos
aa1asfg SON IgsrFyISG AGAINST ms FATHER, gal1
mother ADDRESSED al sAs pans BIS
wife until November, 1850. E
with DR.. Lyons and stopping with him at the fremont
House. -af 80 ssiA
Q Do you know Mr.. PspeonY A. Ido ssaGJ
q Did you never hear OF your mother going on with
hint A did not until heard It from the defendant;
she did anything OF the kind; IL could net have
s v wsh ns my 70 &
A. No, SIR only told him 70 80 out Of tho store and
not TO make so much noise; he was serving me with
subpoena q the time ana was making great deal OF un
Q Did you not strike himf A. ! did not; know the
relations that exist between too well For that al
though consider he has long snce forfeited all claims
10 my respect or esteem.
woman other than your mother claimed to be the wife Of
she defendant A. was present when they brought In
drunken woman who said something 70 that effect
became sick while there and acted a. il abe were drunk
Q. Arc you quito sure Of thati A. am.
mother has an acquaintance q that name
O DO you know anything about your mother running
on With him and stopping at the fremont House with
Q Did mot your father on former trial. complain Of
the conduct Of your mother A. believe he did
conduct towards your mother-was II kind or crsei A.
His treatment was very harsh he made me keep diary
own impressions; was quite young at the time and
easily influenced. aft - -
cross-examined- O Do you know Of your mother hay.
ing been taken TO the Tombs? A do; IL done st
| the instance Of my father. fUIt4-
@ Do you know Of your mother assuming the name Of
| OF her husband.
9 We're you present when your mother Wa examined
before Police Commissioner Acons A. Yes.
g What name I'D she give before himf a. MrA DAM
Porsse v. s. Trust lad about sixteen years OF are
testified that the defendant was his yahef and fhs
plaintiff his mother had always called them father aud
mother, snd they addressed mo us Aoir SON; always
1866
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Martha Tompkns a stylish looking woman, about
twenty i've old residing at the OF Houston
and Hudson streets, was then examined as follows-
street and Ninth aveuuoY A did.
T. Do you know Mr. TrustY A. do ~.r..
Q How long have you known him : a About i've or
q Has he ever visited you A. Hshas, sometimes.
Mr. Bryne asked the Court to instruct tho witness to
ner sne need not answer any question which
Mr.. sanxayboes & tend 70 her disgrace to say thu.
she was acquainted with your clients
Mr. Byrne-0h, no; but don't know how far you in
Judge %ess-r is the privilege of the witnoss to d.
Mr. sanxay-Yoa say that no visited you, A. Yes
g On how many occasionsf A. really could not
Q A greas many or fsw A. Ioould not say.
Q Give ue an idea Of how oftcn. A. Eight ntno
Q Is thu. air A. somewhere about that number.
During what period was thiss A. about three pears
Q, Arc you not clerk in his establishment A. lam.
O Do y0a not call yourself Birs. Trusts A decline
O. Have you adopted any name besides tina, Of Temp
kinss A. decline to answer. Htt
Q. Are you married or ore youa madS A. / decline
Mr. Byms-I contend this style Of examination IL IN.
Mr. sanxay-I mean to ask no questions that are no.
proper ones You say the defendant visited you In
Twenty ninth street, was it in tho day time or night me
o Was he never there all nishsR A. Never sir
q Had you ever any children A. decline 70
O. Dd you not visit Fernando Wood with Mr.. rfusa
a. q n. not
Sometimes 70 see me and sometimes TO my neither
How long period would he stay when be called2
O. And he continues his visits up to this hour A.
refuse " answer that question.
AN UNWILLING wnxrss--A nlcn SCENE.
Martha Tompkins the mother Of the preceding witness
was then placed upon the stand, and testified ~ fol-
You formerly resided ut the corner Of Ninth avenue
and Twenty ninth streer A. Yes
q Have you seen the defendant -shere' A. have nj
O Did you over know him 70 stay there7 A. don't
think is necessary for me 70 that question
@ Was he In the habit of visiting shercY A. Yes
While he In the habit OF Whiting there did your
daughter give birth TO any childrenS A. don't under
stand you; my daughter has q child
Q Did she ever marry A. was not present q her
marriage. N
O Did che ever live with any one - her husbandY
A. No.
q She never passed the defendants wife, then,
Objected TO by the counsel for the defence and with
drawn.l
Q who did the defendant call to seef A. don't
know. .ft-
Mr. sanxay-Be kind enough to rase your vsl
madam We may hear you better, perhapa
Wness-I don't think Il 10 necessary for me 70 unveil
ny self The plaintn has her veil on
MT sapxay--That is because she has not been r.
questcd 10 remove IT, perhaps. Well will not press
you TO remove il " you desire 10 conceal yourself
Was not the defendant alone with your daughter on
several occasions? A. really can't cay
@ Did you ever know him 10 spend an boar with her