New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25


Sir was not listening; jus went IL snd Mrs Tzfon
was kind of half reclining pillows she looked very sek
Mr. Fueron-No don't tell how she looked-l cont ssk
sha You saw no writing materials and you. heard nothing
that was said A. don't remember OF seeing any vnkna
/ materials
Q How long did you remain thereiA Think went 10
walked in and walked out again may have remained, bot
\ don't think that / did.
@ Bid you speak whilst you were in the roomi A. fdi
| speski no, Sir
@ Did you get anything whilst you the roomi A.
Not that remember, Sir.
O. Did you do anything whilst you were In Tire roomf A.
don't remember that did. said my impression was tnati
walked walked again that may have gone in for
something, but don't remember that 1 did
THE PLANS FOR SENDING MISS TURNER TO SCHOOL.
O. You have spoken Of something that was said
to you about being sent to SCHOOL, A. Yes Sir.
O. When hatI A. That in January think, slf on
February; the latter part Of January e lst OF February
Q, Who drst spoke TO you upon that subjeeti A. MS
TBton.
O. Mrs. TntOn spoke to you asst, A. Let me think mo-
ment:
Mr.. Fulerton-Yes
The winess-PausnsI Yes Sir remember after the re-
matchmaker signing that paper Mrs. Thton SPOKE mo
about It.
Mr. Beach-rTo Mr. Fullerton.l RetrsctiOn" che ssss
She says after signing that retraeHon."
Mr.. Fullerton-Yes
The Witness-Afer making that retracton
Mr. FueronwhA day Of the month do you reconeet Mss
The day month lit to me it was the
10th the 18th Of January 1t in January some time
Did any else speak you upon the subject OF going
school other than Mrs Toni A. Yes Sir; Mr. Tion did
@ Bot Mrs Ton spoke to fret sbOat It, did she Il
Yes Sir think she did.
O When Mr. Tton spoke to you upon the subject,
what did he sayf A. lie said that he and Elizabeth
going do something nice for me; they were going 70
send me to boarding school how would like to go to board
ing SCHOOL, very much surprised, and delighted TOO
said thought that was good be true and he said that he
thought Of sending Steubenye he knew the prnep
of the seminary here had entertained very kindly and
Hospitality by Rev. Dr. Reid and his wife and he thought
they would take particular interest in was ward ofh;
having him they would take particular interest In me-
O. didn't understand you when you told me what MI 1n'on
fret said you' Mr. Ton first said to me that be and
Elizabeth going do something nice for me- they "ere
going to send me to boarding school.
O. Did he say that he and Elizabeth going to do III
A. Yes or Elizabeth and he don't know which itwas
O. Didn't he say Elizabeth going to do something nco
| FOR you A. He said he and Elizabeth
G. recoect that dnctlyi A Yes, Sir, because aftez
| he spoke Of my beings ward Of his.
O. Didn't he say that she, Mrs Ton had always intended
to send you to school A. No. Sir he said that "they he
put the swo together.
O. Be kind enough look your evidence upon the subecs
there Handing paper witness and It reeshes your
recollection upon the subject think wi because
cannot recoect Just what sated before the Committee
Mr.. Fulerton-NeH there 10 no n ~
| Sir will try, with regard 70 my-shal statef
Mr. Fulerton-Pcase
The Winess-Wh regard to my having forgiven him. when
| l said
Mr. Fulerton-That is not the subject, Madam.
The Winess-I going on to explain
Mr.. Fuleron-I know you were, Madam, and that tho
stopped you. Iwant testify in regard to what
you said before the Committee who had suggested
| that you should go to school
The Witness-I have not read II all yet
Mr. Fullerton-well, please read that part Of it.
The wtness-This refresbes my memory, nasmuch as
remember stating the Committee absut their gong TO
! send me to school,
| Mr. Porter-Pease speak little louder
The Witness-This refreshes my memory inasmuch a.
remember having said something the COMMITTEES about Mr.
and Mrs Tton sending me TO schso-goag TO ooa'dins
! school-but Just what said soud not state.
Mr. Fueron-I will ask you this quesdoa-dd you testify
before the Committee follows In substance as fohows'
On one Sunday up in his study think and he told
me that Mrs Tton going to do something nice for me-
Previous to this time she had said Bessie how would
YOU like to 20 to a boarding schooiS said would IKE
very much but that seemed toe good 10 be true
She said might 90 anywhere wanted to- j thought that
was very nice time wondered that night how
they got money quick because NJ Ton had been turned
out Of The bdepade and he had money, he said did
not inquire that but thought of this to myself After
Ms Ton had talked this way Mr. filton Sunday,
up the study said that Elizabeth geiss TO do something
nice me- had always nteaded to send to school,
and the time had when she would Do IT," Wei,
| said Sir that Mrs. Tton spoke to me arst about IT,
O. Do you eeoect testfying7 ssnAot recoheet9ua
| what said before the Committee.
O. Did you say this in substance, before the Committee;
AFTER Mrs TtOn had talked is this way, Mr. Ttou,
one Sunday up the study said THAI Elizabeth going to
! do something nice for tAa she had always
intended send school and that the time had come
when she would do it," A. remember SIR stating before tho
Committee abOHt sending to school, bat just the words
| don't recollect.
O. don't remember Of stating what have just read
A. remember just the words used but remember
stating to the Committee their going 10 send 70
| schOO.
G. Do you remember stating the words have just read, In
substance A. whether gave those words or
not