New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
CRoss-ExAMINATION OF MRS. PALMER.

CROSS EXAMINATION OF MRS. PALMER.
Mr.. Beach-Madam, what year was it you
stated you was married to Mr.. Danois. A. 1868
O. 1868 A. 1878.
Q. WHAT A. 1863.
@. 1861 A. Yes. Sir
Q. Where did the marriage take piaccs A. NJ the Kew
Mr. Sargepts on Beacon iIi
O. In what place, madami A. AT the Rev. Mr. Sar
gents on Beacon HILL in Boston.
O. In B0st0n beg pardon. am not familiar Win
Boston And where did you then reside after the mar
riagef A. We went Immediately 10 live in some rooms
which my husband had furnished In BANK whon nc Wa
carrying on
@. In Boston, supposed A. Yes, Sir.
O. How long did you remain theref A. Renamed
there about six months, think. in that building
O. don't mean that particular building but IN tho
CITY of Bo,toni A. Remained there until the Spring OF
1871
O. Until the Spring OF 1871! A. Yes. Dir.
O. And where then did you remove tot A. To New
York
Q You and your husbandi A. Yes, Cir. NO. s'F,
oame here without my husband
O You came without your husband. what Time IN me
Spring Of 1917 A. came here In the last week OF 'a"
uary OF 1871 -
O The last week Of January OF 1871 A. don't mean
the ast week. mean week after tho holidays Of jan
uary came the week after New-Years
o That would be the second week OF january A.
don't know whether the second week; 1t was the week
after NewYear's.
O. We'll where did you take up your residence then at
that time, in New-Yorkf A. At A. B. Hatchs' III ~
Parksve.
n what hus;nes, was your husband engaged in in Bos-
ton when you left in January 1871 A. He was manu-
featuring my stocking and sending tnen on
TO me Ia New York as fast a. ordered them
O. And he continued up to what timer n UP 70 io'-'
the May OF 1872, when he moved here.
O When what A. When he moved to New-fork.
o. He moved TO New-Yorki A. Yes, Sir
O. In the Spring Of 1921 A. Yea, Sir
O. And you continued to reside at ParkaVe't n WHY
there until about the lst of May
O. Of1s72l A. Yes. Sir; no. Sir; OF 1871
O. OF 1871 A Of1S7l
O Where then did you goi A. Then went back 10
Boston and stayed during the month OF May aud made
preparations 10 go West
O. You returned to your husbands house In Boston
A. Yes, Sir. . ~, ,,,o
O And remained there about how longl A. During tDc
month OF May and perhaps into the first OF june
couldn't tell exactly WAS ia the month OF June 'na'
returned hcre-the early part OF June that returned
here
q you returned again to Ncw-Yorki A. Yes Sir.
O. Where then did you take up your residence A. |
went to the Cosmopolitan Hotel
O. As a boarierl A. Yes, Sir don't know as
boarder stopped there.
O. How long did you remain there, A. was there
perhaps two weeks or three weeks, OF Wechs'
cannot tell exactly. got severe cold and went back
again to Boston, and stayed few weeks.
Q. When did yOu return again to New-Yorki A. Ire
turned in about two three weeks time.
O. Some time in July fOllowingi A. think IL was in
July: couldn't tell exactly; it was three or four weeks
O. Where then did you take up your residence in New
York A. Then 1 went to Madson-aye Win my
friends.
Q. The name that you have mentionedi A he5,
Sir; a brother OF A. 8. Hatch, the banker.
Q. And how long did you remain there! A remained
there about six months.
O. Well what change did yOu then make In your resi-
dcncei A. Then went to the hotel the Westmoreland
Hotel and was there perhaps three week-two or three
weeks; and from there took house in Twenty-sey-
enth@t
O. Any one with you at the westmoreland Hotelt A.
No, Sir; was alone.
@. You then took house wherei A. At the westmore
land Hotel
O. From there you say you took a housei A. Yes Sir
on Tw uty-seventhst.
city
Q. or NETWORKS A. Yes, Sir.
O. For how long did you lease that housei A. Two
years.
O. Did YOU occupy il for that timei A. Yes Sir.
O. Was your husband, Mr. Daniels with you'll A. He
was there part OF the time
O. During what part OF the timei A. He was there
O. During the whole year 1872 A. Yes, Sir.
O. How A. Yes. Sir.
O. And during what part of the year 1871 A The
early part the year. couldn't tell just the month He
was coming and going always; sometimes he would be
there for aud four weeks together and then he
would be away for month, or week, or three or four
days, or perhaps ak weeks at a time
O. Who the inmates of that house during the time
you occupied it, A. My inmates were varying, changing
let part OF my rooms.
O. To whom did you let them A. let the first floor
the paror foor-to doctor-Fred A. Palmer my present
husband.
O. Frederick A. whOl A. Palmer.
O. When did you let them to him A. The 1st OF May,
when first went into the house
O. Did ne remain in the occupancy OF them during the
leasei A. Yes, Sir, during the entire time.
O. What portion of the house did you occupyl A.
occupied the second floor.
O. Did you let any other part OF the housei A. Yes
Sir; let the back room of the floor that most of
the time the upper floor all of it, with the exception
OF a small room for my servants
o. To whom did you let the back room! A. Up stairs,
on the floor that vast
O. Yes. A. 1t was to patients OF my husband
O. DIR. Palmcr' A. Yes, Sir
O. To whom did you rent the upper foOri A. To pa
tients part the time, and artist part OF the time
O. What artist A. George Allen, portrait painter.
O. Well then, during most OF the time the portion OF
the house not occupied by your present husband aud
yourself occupied by patients under his treatment
A. Yes, Sir.
O. What school OF practice does he belong tot A. Mag
netic physician.
@. A agnec physicani A. Yes. Sir.
O. Well will you give us some general idea of his mode
Of treatments
Mr.. Shearman-One moment.
Mr.. Beach-Does he apply olectrictyi
Mr.. Shearman-One moment We object to that IL
your Honor please We do not that this is any way
riaI xpIa he
homeopathic. alopathc, electric, Thompsonian, mag
netic or what IL was.