New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE PROCEEDINGS-TERBATIM
MARY CATHARINE MCDONALD RECALLED.
The Court met at Il q. m. purSuant to adj

MARY CATHARINE MCDONALD RECALLED.
The Court met at IL a. m, pursuant to ad-
journment.
Mr.. Beach-If your Honor please Mr.. Fullerton has
been Unexpectedly detained at the General Term Of the
Supreme Court, in New-York.
Judge Neilson-win you take some other witnessi
Mr.. Beach-n your Honor viii permit of take
his place In the examination win endeavor pro-
ceed Sir.
Judge Neilson-Oh, yes. Witness take the stand.
Mary Catharine Mcdonald then recalled, and her
direct examination resumed.
By Mr. Morris-I think you stated yesterday, Miss Nc
Donald that you thought Bessie Keyport
on Tuesday, the day after you vents A. That is my
recollection thought so know she did not go with
me didn't see her in the boat.
Mr.. shearman-A little louder
Mr.. Morrs-speak little louder If you please that
the jury can hear you.
Mr.. Beaeh-Repeat the answer.
Mr. Morris-She says she thought she went Tuesday,
the day following And she left Mr.. TtOn's, II under
stand you right about o'clock Monday CO. before
the table that have spoken OF fixed arranged
for Mr.. Greeleyi A. She left before did time be-
fore twelvebetween ten and twelve she not later
than that.
Mr.. shearman-Repeat it.
Judge Neilson-YOu will have TO repeat the answer.
Mr.. Morris-I did not hear II myself.
Mr.. Beach-YOu must speak louder.
Mr.. Morris-Wil the stenograper repeat the answer
The Tribune stenographer read the last answer.
Q. How long did you remain at KeypOrt A. Four or
five weeks.
O. Did Miss Turner remain there all the while that you
did A. Yes, Sir.
q. Did you return together TO Brooklynf A. No, Sir.
Q. Who returned FIST 7 A. She did.
z. How long before you returned A. About a week
so.
@. And you was there about four weeksi 4. Four or
five; guess was five weeks perhaps come
up twice in the time for day.
q. Do you know whether Mrs TltOn had returned from
Monticello when Bessie back from Brooklyn A.
think she had.
q. Do you know whether Mr. Greeley had left Mr. TIL
toms before Mrs. Tlton returned not A. could mt
say don't think he staid so long he expected.
O. Do you recollect any other occasion Mr. Greeeys
staying at Mr.. Tiltonsi A. No. Sir
THE FOLDING DOORS IN Mr.. TILTON's HOUSE.
Q. Now, Mrs. Mcdonald, you know the fold
ing doors that have been spoken OF between the
front rooms on the second floor A. Yes, Sir
@. How those doors usually left A. Sometimes
they shut and sometimes they open.
O. How they fastened II at all, when they were
shut A. don't think they fastened tight together
G. Did not fasten tight together: that is, you mean
they didn't shut togetheri A. don't think
O We're they ever locked A. There no lock to it,
at least never a key III it.
O. You II locked I A. Nor the place for
lock out; there was just merely a bolt
O. And do you know whether the doors shut so they
could be locked mott A. couldn't say that
tried but don't think they could.
O. And you never saw them locked A. never saw
them locked there place for key, but there
no key in the door.
@ When the doors pulled together there
crack opening at the top, the doors standing apart
A On side there was side of those folding DOORS
at the top.
O. The top part OF OF the doors-they didn't come
together A. Not at the top.
O. Are those doors in the condition with reference
TO their shutting that way that they then A.
think
O. In the same condition. A. am almost they
are, exactly.
Mr MOrris-That is all.
Mr. Beach-Mss Mcdonald, Will you speak a little
louder in answering questonsi
The Wtness-I VIII try.