New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
!. shesrman-rTo the witnessl: Don't.

Mr.. shesmsn-TTo the witnesl: Don't
Mr.. Fllerton-Let Mr.. Halliday be. He lie my witness
Mr.. Shesrman-I am willing he should tell all.
Mr. Fuieron-Perhaps that Is what has ruined him. ITO
The wnessl Did you know the Rev, David F. Robertson'
A an rather inclined TO think twas Robertson that
have alluded though certain you ask me know
Inn, don't know him
@ You don't know him. A. I don't know him; no. SIR
Q Did you ever hear Of him before' A. think have
@ In what connection did you hear of him. If 1t the
man that refer to
Nc Shearman-Now
The witness-I cannot tell whether h that man or not
NJ Fulerton-Dh YOU ever meet him and converse win
hiur A. don't think did Sir; cannot swear Out
ionT think I ever did. .
O. This Juvenile Guardian Society" was kind OF rival OF
the Five Points Msson' A. Not by any means
Mr. Evarts-why Is this material! Their inquiry mas feer
ence TO the impeachment OF shis witness conduct
Judge Nelson-I think have had enough lie says ne
vas not connected with that institution.
Nj Fullerton-That question was answered. uiuh see
there WAS any motion before the Court To the wtncsI: Dd
you ever visit Of the schools OF this juvenile 1uaua
Society, A. think did Sir one OF them-two or 'hfee OF
them know did one, and think two.
@ Did YOU visit 1t under an assumed namo' A. No. Sir
don't do such things.
Did you give your when yon were requested to- A
! don't remember whether did or not.
Don't you know that you refused to give your name when
nwas askcdi A l DON'T think it is possible, but don't
remember.
When asked what your object in visiting that school,
did you say that you wanted to make donation to them A.
] never said thing OF the kind.
Don't you remember that you did refuse to give your
manner A. DON'T it good while ago. Judge NATL visited
H.
O. Yes A. But / cannot remember what did, or what
did not say except the points that You reae-pecy to-
@ What was your object in visiting the schools
Mr. Evarts-wla has that do with the impeachment Of
fhe witness?
Judge Neison-I think he has gone far enough think the
object is apparent He had doubts about the integrity OF The
institution whatever 1t and may have been there 70 IN
spect ito spy out the nakelness OF the land
Mr. Fuerton-Yes the regard mutual between the two
Institutions
Mr. Evars-That won't do any harm.
Mr. Fullerton-No, that is the reason mention It.
Mr. Evars-we would have inquire then which was the
tight one
Judge Nelson-I think wo have gone far enough.
O. Were you ever connected with any other institution in
NewYokf A. AS stated on my direct examination before
went Providence in the employment OF the American
Female Guardian Society has under their care the Home
OF the Friendless
O How long were YOU connected with that A cannot
remember definitely think some two or three years that
Wa. before went TO Providence.
O Who was al the head Of that Institution! A. 1t was
society OF ladies' with a Board Of Councillors Dr. Tying,
think was the President OF Board Of Councillors Acton
Smith was another Albon S Mann, ALBION P. Mann, law
yer who used be at 81 Wals another Of the Council
lors cannot recollect
O. When did your connection with that institution cease
A. When l went to Providence. Judge Fullerton l didn't
answer your question fully You asked what other Society,"
and how long with them, think about three
years and back and with them three years suoSe
Quenty at their request
Mr. Fuleuon-That is Gll