New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
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TIE TROUBLE CAUSED BY MR. BATES CALL.
Judge NeiIson-Go on, gentlemen, give US
another question, Mr. Fullerton.
Mr. FulerCn-What time IN The day II that Mr.. Datcs
was here' A. 1t Was not IN the day time, think 1t was IN
the evening.
q WHAT in the EVENING" A. lie int supper that
evening" think r. Sunday evening
O. What tine did he lcavci A. don't know whether he
left IN time for church whether he stad until o'clock
My impression that did Rot go church. but would not
be positive
q How long after he went away did they 20 up into the
r0omf A. Right as soon es ne lefa very few minutes.
q Were you present when they lett The 60 to her
roomi A. Yes, Sir and followed them up-stHirs
q You followed them upstairst A. Went behind them.
e. Where did you GOT A. Into the front sitting room
Where did they goi A They went into the bedroom sG
the front HttneroCm and the doors locked
@. How long cid they remain theIei A. Some time.
O How ong' a. Three or four hours, think
G. Did you stay Lee they out' A. No Sir went
in and out s.ay ed little WHILE and stairs and
back again.
O. That the time that ycu upstairs and down
stairs very mucAi A went u,-stars and down stairs
great many times.
q Wha. time did you retire that nigh. IA ! could not tel
you that
@. Do You remember A. No sir.
@ Who retired first you Hr and Mrs Tnon' A didn't
know whether retired Grst whether they retired first;
ever saw them coming out Of the
Q Wsst tine dis they out = "A They had been in
there three four hours.
@ They in about nne O'Clock did they, A said hat
could ROt remember whether Bates left before chuehn
tine for Church, whether lac stayed there until nno
o'clock.
@ Yen ssy Jon thought he stayed there ill ninc' A. said
thought 80, but could say positively.
@ he stayed until nine it have about twelve
after when they eut1 A II nine yes Sir
nave BEEN because they stayed there long time in ta.
@ You didn't go 70 oc6 until they cat? A No. Sir;
saw them coming ont
O. Do YOU -cmeEber ary other occasion when Their. was any
locking up in the A Yes, sir; remember several
other oecasionA
@ Name Of them A. When he had her locked mp there
and seoda9 her-dozcns Of times locked up
@ Dozens ei times' A. Yes, Sir
O thought you sd only about dozen times before
recess A. dozens.
@ Over a dozea times It vast A. Over dozen.
q You think dozcns' A Yes Sir.
@ about howmaay aozens times Go you think VAST
4. Perhaps two or tAoo dozen.
G. I. must have been then between wcnyfour and taty
six upcs somewhere? A Yes, Sir: may have been
than dirty Sx times.
@ 1t may have been more than. Yes,
Sir.
@ Upon lthe:vhole how m'ny times do you think VAST
A. 1t tvoor thrsa dozen times; of t.at.
Q. You are cure Of ;hatf A. Yes. Sir.
@ Are You aa it three dozen nes' A Yes, Sir
O. Three dozen times Of than that, your "a
Wen, no, Sir; Ivont further than that
G. Toa won't 20 further than three dozcn' A. No, Sir
q DID understand You - lm, 70 dozen before re-
eess' A. did not cay dozen; said over dozen.
q. Did yoa mean then two or fhr e doz-n' A. Over
dozen tha, You RE pauing it, whether
II a dozen three dozen times said q dozen
@ Did yea me2n by uist Eors Ian dozen t-ncs' A.
that 4; than dozen times.
q Did You INST IL many two tlreO dozen
times when y0E said twas more Than dozel'