New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

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O. when, A. That cannot sY.
Row long before your babe born were you marreu,
am in this country for years, ana was n"''
coming to this country. ,,,. Iohn
O. How many years had you oeen married " ~ - th,s
smith A. was married months before 0sme W '"''
country. r ..ms 70 this
O when did You come this country A. came " ,a,'
country a. the ame of the Burie murder 81 MIS- |u"e
hsm'sL -, Irrde,
sSa vou q, mean aha babe with the milk for whom you went
"a Mfs TDtons A. cannot say what time II was oofn
= - a, ,ha summer but cannot tell exactly the day OF
date. 80, a., ,,., q, ,vbose
milk you went to Mrs TuiOns do your A. Yes sir'
a vey wel was that your first chldy A. II was not sir
How il that you do not know when your husband
rosn Smith ded' A. do not know. heard that ne hau
died with yellow fever lie was not very good hep 70 o
lie went away before the babe was born
When You have lived In these places OF which you nave
.sen have YOU lived by the OF Kate Carey' A. ha
carey and Kate smh-bJth names went always assN'd0w
woman.
o By "bo,h names" do You the two names st the
s.,ne mer went for Kate Smith in most OF the psces'
but tod the servant girls that my name was Carey
O You went sometimes by the name OF Kate smith, ana
sometimes by the OF Kate Csreyf A. alwsSs went Us
Smith.
O Always went BY the name OF SMITH A. Yes, Sir
O And dd you 90 10 Mrs Tlton by the Of Smith A
Yes Sir
O. Why did You give your Kate Carey In this cause
when you were called wiiness' A. gave both names
Mr. Morris-She gave it as Kate Carey Smith
Mr. EyaIts-l did hear anything about IT.
MT Monis-Tna is the way she gsVeit
Mr. EyGr,s-ls il so down.
ME- Morrs do not kaow tina. is the she gave her
name when and the officer so gave the name
when the oath administered
Mr. Evarts-Dd you live with Mr.. Robert L Moore at ITO
smith-st. in this city A. Yes, Sir.
o How long did You live there, A. lived there until they
broke up housekeeping
O. How long was that A. do not know whether 1t was
wo months going OF to three. cannot say
O. Bot about that time ? A. Yes, Sir.
O. Do you remember the for which you were dis
charged from that plAce2 A. From Mr. Moore's3
@ Yes They gave up housekeeping and went to board
ing.
Then you were not discharged for any conduct
OF your own A. No, Sir.
O. Were you discharged from that place for ntemper
hnce' A. No, Sir.
O. That your recollection is ' A That is my recoec
ton Sir.
DO you remember telling Moore while there that you
anything wrong between Mr. Beecher and Mrs Til
toni A. The mentioned at Moore's
O. You arc quite Of thatf A. am OF it, Sir
O. You did say anything OF that kindf A did not Sir
@ You have spoken OF having lived Clinton-st with
family by the Of Duryea or Duryee' A Deray Sir
@ Do you know how the name speled A. do not, Sir
de- not know the number on the door.
@ While you lived this house OF Dersy did you know
man by the name of Webster lived in the neghbOrhoOd
A. did not
Q A painter, or mechanic of some kind' A No. Sir.
q. Nor talk with himi A. l did not, Sir.
@ Did you live Mrs. Gichisons in Brooklyns A. did
Sir.
@ In what street! A. Right from the doctors OK the
corner Of Monisguest
Q How long did you live hore' A That little while
after left Mrs. Tilton.
@ How long did you live thero' A month Sir about
month.
Mr. Fullerton-That Is all in evidence already.
Mr. ByarsWere you discharged from that place' A. There
sickness in the house They lost little girl named Annie
he had fever and took sick there and the milk went through
nay System aud was not able for all the work
Q Were you discharged from that house for inemperance
A. No, Sir.
@ any except your sickness' A Nothing
know Sir
@ Did you live at Mr. H L. Riders-a lawyer in VII
lowst Drookynf A. Not know it, Sir; do not
O. Don't you know whether you lived there or A. No
Sir; do not remember living in Wilow-st
O. Did you never live in Willow-st! A. No. Sir not as
know Of.
o And never lived with Mr. Rider' A. No, Sir.
O. Don't you bringing Mrs. Rider certih-
OF character from somebody Staten Island! A No,
@ You don't remember thar A. No. Sir; had no certa
Gates from Staten Island.
Q. Did you present anyH A. No. Sir.
@ You do remember, then, being discharged from Mr
Rdcr'o' A. No. Sir.
q Doyou remember saying, at this house OF Mr. Riders
that you had nurcd Mrs Tlton-Mrs Theodore Tltonand
yoG spoke lovely woman and perfect lady
A do remember living at such in Willow street.
@. Nor anywhere else? A. No. Sir.
You do remember saying that at Mrs Riders houe'
A No, Sir.
@ Did yOn live with Mrs Henrichs Henrichs in Clinton
A. Hcnrichs in Clinton street do not remember
living with nyb)dy but the Deuck in Clinton street not De
Bucks but the family you spoke Of Second Place.
Q asked you you lived with Mrs Heinrchs in Clinton
street. A. do not know; do not remember.
Q Did you live with German family A. Oh, yes did
Their Fancy business believe in
Maiden Lane, New York
@ Was their name Henrichs A. believe It was am
not positive.
Q How long did you live there A. think it month
@ you remember why you discharged from there
A. Yes sir intoxicated. [Laugherl
Q Did you live lodge house kept by Mrs Keys or
Kays at No. PSI Pacific street A. No, Sir.
Q That servants boarding house is it not or don't you
know! nothing Of the person. never visited there
O. And never boarded there! A. No, sir
@ Don't you remember lodging at the house Of Mrs Keys,
or OF boarding with Mrs Keys' A. Oh! yes sir Iddcing
Mr MOore's grocery store
O don't know what faces You did live there; A. Yes,
/ did; remember.
O yeu do remember It nowf A. Yes sir; I do remember
@ Where Is that A That is facing Mr. Moores grocery
store.
@ Where is Mr. Moore's grocery store; A. At the corner
Of Pacific and Smith streets,
Q You do renember that; A. Yes, l do remember
q How long were you at that lodging housef A. not
there more than week time the quicker got service
the better.
O Do you Of being away from that lodging
house for drunkenness A. Not all Sir She
able to drink much as ] was. Laughter
Q Perhaps not when you thereI A Wel-she drank
her .aare would pay for it-ke all the lodging women