The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01

Mrs Bogarts residence In ssvsnssnsh street. and shst
he came out OF tho basement door about sine oock
in the evening. Ia answer TO question whether he
might not b mistaken In the IDENTITY the said
there were mot many men who looked like Mr. Scher-
Jacob Bogart, sou OF defendant was next called
testified 10 the effect that tho general OF the
family toward plaintiff was good and tina. the plsiassG
Margaret Bogart. an Interesting MISS sixteen years OF
age, testified on the direct examination thai she had
seen Mr. Schermerhorn IN her fathers house that he
alone with her mother seated on the son the
paror. from ABOUT half past three O'Clock r. NJ when
Margaret returned from school, until vs o'clock
p M; that after no had left In answer TO an inquiry
her sister Jennie told her tina, Mira Bogar told her that
teacher that Mrs Boga took witness from school and
learn dressmaking without informing her OF
the fact until The morning she sent her. that witness
70 say word about it. but 70 co for
psaoe sake; that on one occasion Mira Bogart
shouder that she gasped her BY the arm and held
tightly that she drew blood and upon witness inter-
o'a nor 70 80 70 her seat Or sne WOULD
three minutes TO compel his wife her grasp OF
Jenne's arm; that 70 witness knowledge Mrs. Bogart
did not read reports OF divorce trials but recommended
witness attention to matrimonial advertisements and
said that many young girl had cot good husbands
had called witness sister Catharne devil good for
nothing hussy land obscene names un1s for publica
az q mother; that after witness was sent 70
learn dressmaking she (witness) was compelled In
addition TO do portions Of the homo, and
paror and rock herse that she not aware OF her
having complained to Mr. Bogar about his entering
the rooms OF his daughters when they dressing;
and that she knew her sister Catharne not the
habit Of getting drunk. calling her mother III names
and that none Of tho members Of the family used any
abusive or dsrespectful Language towards Mrs. Bogart
Mrs Ross, who the last witness called testified
thai in 1882 or 1858 Mrs Boga prior to her marriage
had boarded with her; that short time after she left
gentleman called and asked for plaintiff, rcmarkng
that he was Lawyer Schemerhorn, and that perhaps
witness had heard plaintiff speak Of him. that he had
entered tho house that occasion and remained few
minutes that she had heard plainlif speak Of him
several occasions; that she had visited Mr. Bogsrts
house after his marriage to plaintiff and saw nothing 10
indicate domestic trouble but that she had heard that
'thinRs were not as pleasant rs they might be-"
The court room was densey Gro wded throughout the
day by persons of all ages who had embraced the very
excellent opportunity afforded by this trial OF learning
all the little grievances OF the Bogarts which, between
the various counsel elected, to the
interesting and irrelevant facts that could be imagined
The court had frequent overruio questions
entirely foreign to the issues Of the case and which
could only TO disclose frivolous facts Of domestic
concern AT quarter 10 six o'clock the adjourned
until this morning, remarng that il progress
not made to-day, the session would be continued until
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