New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

guess lived with them some little time don't remember
Just how long.
now MISS TURNER CANE TO LIVE WITH THE
TILTONS.
o. Can you name any other place where you hVeu
at any time before gong Mr. Tltonsi Yes, Sir; after
efl-wOuld you like to know the way came to leave MIS-
Jacki
O. Obi no. A. Well after left Mrs Jacr-or While was
with Mrs jack lady the street one day that knew
ma when was little girl on Staten Islsnd-Miss Anseil her
name was. there are two sisters Of them They are school
teachers and teach music and teach French and had scnoo
on Staten Island and recognized them one Gay IN e street.
and they came to see three times told
Iwas Mrs Jacks and they did not hkehe looks OF things
thera and thew advised meat least Of hemss Anse
advised me to leave Jacks and and stay with her,
and she would see about getting home and twas through
Miss Anse that went Mr.. Tons They put an adyer'
tisement In the paper for me-
O. Now during this period were you In store In new
York; A. During this period'
O During any time before you went to Mrs Tions' A.
thSnk-- Yes, Sir, l was in the Dollar Store
O. In Broadway A. On Broadway; yes, Sir the Winter
Garden Palace, It used to be-
O. How long were you theref A. Well, some little une'
don't remember just how long.
o Wen abopt how oDgY A. Perhaps two three months
may have been longer it may been shorter; cannot
say just how long.
O who were the propreors Of that ore A 1t was kept
by The Elias Brothers, think their names were
O Howi A. l never had any trouble; no, Sir
o Leave pleasantly A. Yes Sir Well, thought very
strange when left Did you want to know how l leff
O. Were you accused Of anythng was not accused Of
anything; no, Sir.
@. Nothing at ais A. No.
@ No difficulty between you and the PROPRIETOR a e'e'
had word; no, Sir.
O what was the occasion of your eaving' A was dis
charged Sir
O. BY whom' A. By the gentleman that paid the Young
ladies at the desk
He did not rive Won any reason for III A. He did not
give me any reason no. Sir The way pad-we were
paid every Saturday night and the money was put inside
OF a yellow envelope and sealed up, and we had
percentage everything sold and always tore open
the envelopes a. soon got them how much we had
and tore open my envelope and in was little note saying
Miss TURNER: viii require your services longer"
and then went up the gentleman and inquired about it,
but afterwards learned from Of the young ladies that
was
Mr. Besch-No,
Mr. FulertOn-Oh!
Mr. Beach-How she to 90 theref
Mr. Fuleron-How came you 90 the Dollar Store A
don't remember how got the position.
O. Do you remember through whom you got it A. No,
Sir do not don't remember how came to 60 there
@ Have you recollection the way in which got
that position A. No, Sir, don't think have.
Do you recoect any Of the circumstances attending your
going to that placer A. No, Sir don't recOllect any.
O. What was your age that tme' A l don't remember
Sir. how old / was
O. How many years ago was it that you there? A. If
could tell you what year might be able to tell
O. Well many years before you went to Mr. Til
tonsi A. Oh had been Mr. Titons; it during the
ten years was there; had been living Mr.. Ttons.
O. Well do you st think that you at Mr. Ttons ten
yearsi OF and for years left there two OF three
times.
@ Well you went there in 1864 didn't you' A 1854 yes,
Sir.
Q Well you left in 1870 didn't YOU A. 1870; yes, Sir
O Did not return after January 1870 did yOu' A What
3 You did not return after January, 1907
Mr. Beach-1s7l.
Mr. FullertoA-lS71, should say
The witness-I returned with Mrs Tion
O. After January 1871 when you to Steubenvile
rneani A. went to steubenville in 1871 yes Sir
@ You did not return after thar A. No, Sir.
O. Well that lie good deal short Of ten years A. "a and 10
areu
O Yes bat you have got by 1870 That is immatera how
ever A. Well am thinking. Well, this is 1871
QLhi A. This is 1875; 1875.
O. Yes. A. Yes; well, was away at school went there
In 1854 and away school about three and half
This Is 1855. Yes Sir, / was there about ten years
O. About ten yearsI A. Yes Sir that is, of and on.
would 90 there and then-I was there
O. Well you permanently in January 1917 A. In Jan
uAEy, 1871; yes, Sir.
O. Very wells then between 1854 and January, 1871 1t is not
Ten years Now how long 1t after you left Mr. Ttons
that you went the Dollar Store in what year III A.
Wei, left Mr.. Tilton two or three times.
O. Well in what years 1t that you 10 the Dollar
6torei A. don't recollect Sir
O. IVES n during 1867 1868 or 1907 A. No Sir 1857 1868
and 1852 think there permanently those three
years
O Well was Il In 1896 that you In the Dollar Store
tbeRf A. eannO, give yOu the date, Sir.
Can you form idea TO the time when you there'
A. Not the slightest idea.
@ How many was It before yoa went 70 Marisia A.
could not tel you Sir.
O. Was before after you to Southport A. OH It
was amer went to Southport, think.
O. Well you in Southport In 1866 believer A. Idon't
remember what date il
O. Was before after yOu lived with Mr. David Dows
A BEFORE or after lived with Mr. Dowsy
O. Yesf A. Let's see; lived with Mr. Bows In 1869. 1t
must have been before that.
o Before thati A. Some little time think before that
Well were you ever In store in BrOOkyn' A. Yes Sir;
Twas
q when vas itG A. This Winter during the holidays.
Well were yoa not there before THAR A Before the holt
dsysf ,.,,- o.,--.--,.,
q. Yes. A. No, Sir.
o w,sn,t YOU in Brooklyn store years agOi A. was in
another store not in Mr. oyngtons and was only in Mr.
yington once and then in another store oesoes MI
ovipgton's
O What other storei A. Mr. Joness
O And when wereyou at Mr. Jonessi A. Idont remember
There many things have to think Of can not give all
the dates.
Q Wei, As near as you cant A No. Sir don't think |