New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

Q. Dd You go to any Of the persons who had given
! her rccommcndationsi A. No, Sir. did not
O. Ybu mIde no inquiries In regard 10 her, thonf A.
| No. Sir.
@ How did yoa learn her general charaoter' A.
didn't trouble myself She had three or four written
! accommodations, and that all.
@ How did you learn her general character vheR
sho lived With you. in any way A doDt understand
you.
Q. Understood you TO tell the Judge that you knew
hor general character. a. Why. found her out rDy
self
q. How did you ind her QUIT A. Through different
parties
Q. Through different parties A. Yes. Sir
q. Whilst she lived with you a. Yes, Sir
Q. Name tn, different parties. A. VOL, I cannot r
don't understand you exactly.
Q. You say you found hor out through iifcrent pr
ties A. Yes. Sir.
Q. Ny question Is, how you found her OUT A. Wen.
by telling that account Of the sh0 left
Q. No; my question Is A. l didn't understand
you.
@ Iwll pu. 1t in different form that you viii
dcrstani It. You found her ont you toll me, throusi
different part.es-through different persons A. fes.
Sir.
Q. want you to those person' through whom
you found her out. A. Wei through ny own relations
through those in the house.
O. Name the persons, please. Madam A. II would not
do you any good. don't believe.
Mr.. Fdllcrton-You must not stand upon whether IL
does mo any good or not
The Witness-My own friends.
Mr.. Fdller:0n-WOn't you name them, peasei A. Ny
aunt for ono
O. WHAT'S her namei A. Mrs. Lahy.
O. Where does she lyel A. In Nlssaast.
@ In Nassau-st. Brootlynl 4. Yes, sir; and ny
brother-inlaw.
O. What number in Nassausti A. AZ
@ DID she know Kate Careyl A. She knew her
through
O. And your brOtherin-aw, you sayl A. Yos, Sir:
lived In the house.
O. Lived in the house with you, with your aunt A.
With me at Pacdc-st while she living with me
and the parties that lived upstairs in the house
O. Who were the parties lived up stars A. Mrs.
Sweetser; they live there now; they own the house
Q. Aud your bfother-iu-Iaw A. Yes Sir.
O. He found her out while she was in the housed A
Through stories; cannot tell you exactly; don't un
derstand exactly what you mean for me 10 say.
O. You say you found her out through partesi a Yes.
Sir.
O. It very simple thing for you to name the parties
through whom you found her OUT A. have.
O. Your aunt AMI people in the house. AMI the Sweet
sers, who lived in the housed A. Yes, Sir.
O. Did the swectsers know her before she came to live
with you A. No, Sir found her out while she was
In my employment.
@ All you know about her you found out while she Was
living with youl A. Yes sir.
O. Through those persons whom you have namedi A
Yes. Sir; and myself
O. That is all you know about hert A. Yes, Sir
O. That the way you learned her general character.
was III A. In regard 10 her truthfuness.
O. That the way you learned her general chaaetert
A Yes Sir; and what she said herself
O. And you have no other knowledge Of her general
Character except what you learned through those peopet
A. And what know myself
@. That you know yourself and Tnat you learned fron
those people A. Yes. sir.
q. You Judge in great measure from what you know
you~sclfl 4. Yes. and in connection with my si IA
regard TO her truthfulness
Q. You judge great measure from what you
observed and found Outi a. YES, SIR.
Q. While she lived with yOui \. Yes, Sir
q. And do you not judge mostly from that from what
you observed yOursefi A Certainly; because didns
anything else about her. except what Judged from
my friends.
q. What church do you attend. Mrs Moorel A. am
not a member Of any church; attend tho Methodist
Church when do 60 to church
Mr.. FullertOn-That IA all
Mr.. Backbone moment
MI shearman-R0bert I. Moore. 4 new witness
MI Beach-For the purpose OF saving our right yorr
Honor don't think the evidence OF TIN, last witness
ought stand regard TO impeachment upon the ground
OF general character. Her testimony shows she was NOS
sufficiently acquainted with her general character.
Judge NelsOn-I think that Will be subject Tor In
stFuetOn to the jury
Mr. I.ach-Very well. Sir. 7 make that motion aud
take an exception TO your HOnors ruling
Judge Nelson-Yes; let the motion DO entered.