New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
Mr. Fullerton-One moment.

Mr. Fuleron-One moment
Did you notice that after that as long as yon knew the
family the children were permitted 10 play on Sunuay as VII
any other day OF the weekf
Mr. FulIerton-Does your Honor permit thati
Judge NeisonNo [Tc Mr. Tracyl Besides, that Is not
the way to examine your witness.
Mr. Tracywhat the objection to the question-that 1t is
leading!
judge Nelson-It something than eadng I'LL very
suggestive and takes her Judgment TO lapse OF tme when
is very vague and very general.
Mr. Tracy-She has fixed particular day when she rsmem
bers IT,
Judge Nelson-As TO that you examined her
Mr. Morris-And she has answered
Mr. Tracy want to ask the witness whether after that she
observed the conduct OF the children on Sundays.
Judge NeilsonThat is not redirect; that is ne" A.
Mr. there is on subject Of the children playing
on the Sabbath called out by the plaintiff
Judge Nelson-0n one particular OCCASION
Mr. Tracy-At any time.
Mr. BeachWe didn't ask about their playing on the Sab
bath We asked only to the discussion between Mr. Ion
Mr. Tacy-A have to say that al there in this exam
naton touching the Sabbath called ont by the pan'n
Judge Neison-It related to q particular occasion
Mr. Tracv-Yes Sir; and desire 10 ask The witness
whether it was confined that occasion, or whether va"
continued aitef ro;,g TO a
Judge Ncl,on-rhat is not redirect That Is soNS
subject upon which he didn't ask soro
Mr. Tracy--I am only asking question eoncefh'"s -''
subject lie has gone into the SUBJECT
Jndce Nclson- Therefore il is n new matter.
NJ TracvIt is new matter Brought out by then ana not
by ,,.,.t
Mr. Fnleron-It is new matter touching this issne'
NJ BeachThe brought ont was in regard 10 he
discussion bel een Mr. and Mrs Ton as TO the pope Vi
the children playing upon Sundays upon particular OCCASION
and now they ask the question whether subsequent 10 ta
the children were in the habit Of playing on sundays "o
gethcr-a new and distinct subject
Judce Nelson-soI understand. think VIC have oil The
witness can tell us about IT,
The Witness-You have not, by good deal
O. Iask you whether you heard this question OF inc
children nayng on the Sabbath discussed or referred 10 De-
tween Mr. and Mrs Tion after they removed to OXFORD ST.
Mr. BeachShe answered that she did not except upon
this occasion.
Mr. Tracy-I ask this question =,
Mr. Fuerton-That is objected to, as being mere fee'
ton.
Judge Neilson-I will LET them ask that question
The Wpes-I never them discussing 1t together any
, =. o,-, o,
O. And that you think, was before they moved 10
A. Yes Sir; think So
Mr. Morns-And one was a year anu " haA' 'i'' ""N '
other two years and half old
The Witness-she would not discuss much with him.
Mr. Beach-Wait moment.
The Wtness-She gave way to him
Mr. Beach-Wait moment, madam 7
Mr. Beacll--That is ALL
udce Nelson ITO Mr. shearman Mr. shearman call your
next witness.
Mr. shearman-I your Honor please we will consume the
time by reading couple Of papers that were put as EXHIBITS
but have not been read They marked but not read
Those were the Exhibits put in by Mr. Oyngton as to the re-
ceipt and expenditure OF the money received by him.
Judre Neson-Its not necessary to read those papers
Mr. Shearman-Thcn how they evidence Then move
| that they be struck out
Judco Nelson-bey are in the case the IL read
| They relate to items OF dollars and cents
Mr shearman- How the Jury TO know they are in e'
| dcnce'
| Mr. Eyarts-Have they been marked as Exhibits!
| Mr. Moris-A Yes, Sir they are our Exhibits
| Mr. Fuleron-Eher party read them on the samming
| up
| Judge Nelson-Yes Sir Call your witness, Shearman
| Mr. Shearman-Miss Oakley.