New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
OTHER INSTANCES WHERE Mr.. THToN sLIGHTED
HIS WIFE.


Judge Nelson--You may interogate her as to the
,tbcr one bui do not 90 beyond that
q What other nstaDoe-do you remember Of finding Mrs
rlon at a lecture going home with herr A. remember
ncty finding twice and bringing her home myself and
ue instance remember distinctly Of his neglecng her and
unnng by very marked that others besides
Myself noticed IT,
O That was at the Academy OF Music 4 Yes, Sir; and
mink there were more than two occasions but could not
twcar to them
q Where was the other CASEY A. One in New
York away up stenway Hail. think but am at fault there
AGAIN cannot swear as 10 the places; only circumstances re-
nember.
q Itwas in New York; A. Yes Sir
@ the OF that CASEY A. Only that
and he her and knew she there and he
for her home provide any else
10 sco her home and brought her home
q Did you 20 for herr A. | went with her home.
q Did you goto the lecture with herr A. No, Sir.
q You found her theref A. Yes, Sir.
q And he not having provided any way bring her home
ven took her brought her homer A. Ye Sir this is
beet non. the beet Of my knowledge and belief
q Do you know when hat wasl A No, Sir, don't; bn
hwas E much ten yeap ago.
q Where DID they live A. They lived in Lvingstonst
Ihink in the Lousc wheTe they live
@ In their present hoase : A. think 40.
q You think they living their present house at that
time : A. think 20, but cannot be sure
O. time IN the Academy Of Music you say Miss Anna
Dickinson there' A. Here in Brooklyn she
wa present il she the lecturer but
could not be certain about II.
q And you Mr. TOn rushed by very rapidly TO speak
,o hiss Dcnsoni A. To speak to Miss Dickinson,
pome ladies' and she among them.
@ among the ladies that he going to speak
a. Ycs, SIR.
O Did he speak his wifet A. he didn't speak her.
night by her, and almost upset her.
q Now at the time that Stephen Pearl Andrews at the
house with and yon said this looked up
INTO Mr. Ttons face and said What beautiful sphere
rosphcre you have" what the doing at the time
she said thatf
Mr. Fullerton-Tha is objected 10.
Judge NelsonThat general subject you have been
MI TracyI have been the subject generally but not
Mai particular phase o. IT,
MI Bcsch-You have been over the subject fully the
witness said "sphere 'atmosphere."
Mr. FoIertonThe counsel got it out atmosphere and
Dot in general terms
Mr.. Trscy-You have forgotten
Mr.. Beach, have not forgotten.
Mr.. TraeyYou went into that only ask what she was
tong that particular tme when they say sphere
atmosphere"
Nj Fullerton No; yoa called that direct eramn.
ton.
Mr. Trscy-I did not.
Nj Fulicrton-And only asked what kind Of sphere It
Judge Yelson think we have got all the witness can give
Tracy-I don't know about win pass that subject
ITO wiiness Don't you Florence Ton was born In
NO A. don't know
@ You don't know when sbe was bornt A. No. Sir
@ Florence Tlton born 1885, then she was three or
fsuT years old when you wen; there , A. She
Mr.. Pullerion-she could not have been.
The Wi,ness-she-
Mr. Pulertob-One moment you plsse THERE'S no more
swearing 10 the arithmetic
Judge Neilson To Mr. Traey You have the sSe and The
sste Of the occasion, and that gives you the
Mr. Tacy-Now yoa familiar with the family In Oxford
a ime Won ma mhert his
spute between Mr. Tton and his wife in regard
" bis children playing on Sunday
Mr. Fuerton--That they have been all over.
Mr. Traey-we have not brought that ont at all There 10
nsihing On the direct examination on that subject
Judge Neson-lTo the witnesl You may answer H.
The wness-I think that before they moved into Ok
sords think after Aoss BIRTH before they had
ether children bus that hrst one.
Did hear any discussion between them more than
ssoef A. never heard any discussion about IT, but
seueed that krs Tlion-
Mr.. Paleron-Neyer mind
ghe Witaess--fsw wS.