The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15

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during Saturday; on Monday morning some
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the Doctors orders must take III took some more
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and them fall back tbs Continued through Til tuesday
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comparatively strong again. remarked to several persons
A PECULIAR TASTE IN THE BEEF TEA;
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things had no bad effect; had no more attacks
Wharton during that time in ny twice
day; had some commonplace conversation; had some
THE RETURN OF MISS NELLIE
from the country where she had been staying next saw
Tss,s% mother MA
g s tsks the
| have gone year without them. and again
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vision dancing Of water before the eyes they would
been gradually outgrOwns them; don't remember all
BUSINESS ATTENDED, FOR MRS. WHARTON;
the most important in connection with the life insur
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take she Charges SGs to sna she @as to
to give her OF those bonds and she would tell
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she had offered TO endorse his note but had
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Piston Sa& been investing fv and that
ne bond Went him in part payment Investment;
order to fSsn
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to me they were to be given up the to be LETT
be Sro%S
collateral security ny,. for ., c.rn,, 70 vr.o,v.
she told she would also sIve $1,000 cash $4,000 Of
rara LIE nsranes Company Of Srx tsas
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The defence objected.
The Court could not see that the testimony was
relevant to the case.
which this Is part be thrown out.
The states Attorney said his object was to show
that Mrs. Wharton had wiliully made false repre-
sensations to the witness, who had charge of her
business affairs and that they affected her demand
for letter OF credit when this became known
van Ness she n mad motive to put him but Of
show it. He referred to the Ketchum trial. where
similar testimony was admitted The Court sus-
tanned the objection made by the defence.
Examination resumed-I was removed from Mira whar-
toms to my sisters Me- frick's hoGse l had no recur-
renee afterwards OF the sensations experienced at Mrs
Whartons on Friday, while at her house. Mrs Wharton
offered to make me some Scotch whiskey punch which
refused.
VAN MESS SEVERELY CROSS EXAMINED
MT Thomas began the cross Examination at twenty
minutes to three He questioned weather when
Van Ness sick, and answered that IL was quite
warm, but witness said he had never suffered from
hp nd haap
employed as clerk to the trustees of the
estate of Mr.. George Brown in addition TO
hts clerkshp in the bank, and was connected
with building society, which required labor had
tbs before his attack he does rccoect complain
ing OF being severely unwei tar back May; he said
may have had headaches indeed II is probable had
but had no physician meyer hal sensation Of reidty
and sening of the neck have felt collar tight and
was tight attributed it TO swelling OF the musce
do not remember saying that would have critical at
tack; have said might have a rush of blood to the
head and the remark was in consequence the head
ache and have laughngly said that was entitled to