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

TESTIMONY. OF JENNIE MOORE.
Jennie Moore called and sworn on behalf of
the defendant.
Mr. shcarman-What Is you husbands namof A.
Robert +. Moore.
O. Where do you reside A. Hoyt-st.. Brooklyn.
O. Have you formerly resided in Smith-sti A. No, Sir;
Pacilc-st.
o. Where il Your hu stands place of business A Cor
ner OF Smith and Pac tc.
O. What is his busirI.-sl A. Tea and grocery.
Q. Grocery business! A. Yes, Sir.
o. How long have you been marriedl A. Eighteen
months.
O. Did You ever have a woman in your employ by the
name Of Kate Carey, or Kate smith, A. Yes, Sir
o Under which name was she employed by yOui A.
When she came 10 first she gave her name ~ Smith
Kate Smith
O. when she came to you first she gave her name as
Kate SMITH A. Yes Sir; and afterward told me--
Mr.. Fullcrton-One moment.
Mr.. Shcarmin-GO on.
Mr. Fullcrton-NO she won't go on
Judge Nelson Ito witness Ten what she told you'
A. Afterward she
MI FuilcTtCn-One moment.
Judge Nelson Ito Mr. shearmanl-You can shape tho
question that the witness can understand II you want
the name simply.
Mr. shcarman-she first came by the name Of Kate
Carey and afterwards tells the witness
Judge NcisOn-If she afterwards gave some other
name, that you ask.
Mr. shearman-Talk about technicalitiesl
Mr. Fullerton-wen you Will learn something every
day you live.
o. Did she give any other name afteri A. Yes, Sir.
O. what name did she giyei A Carey
@. Kate Caroyl \. Yes. Sir.
@ Did she say anything to you about having been
employed by Mrs. Tiltonl A. Yes, Sir.
Q. DID abe ever ay anything to you upon this subject
A. TO whether there anything wrong between Mrs.
Tfon and Mr.. Beccherl
Mr.. Fullcrton-One moment.
Judge Neison-[To Mr. shearman l-Do you find that
IN the book
Mr.. Shcarman-Yes, Sir.
Judge Neson-Turn it, and put the precise question
to her
Mr. shearman-Did you ask her whether there was
anything wrong between Mrs. Tton and Mr.. Beecheri
Mr.. Fuerton-One moment.
Mr. shcarnrn Page 755. Ito the witness Ibid you
ever ask her that question
Mr.. FulertOn-One moment.
Judge Neilson-HOw. does it readi
Mr.. shearman-It is printed Mr.. Moore" That Is
mistake. Reading " DO you remember telling Mr.
Moore while there that you never saw anything wrong
between Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Tltoni A. The same
never was mentioned at Moore's."
Hlr FuertOn-I object 10 that.
Judge Nelson TO Mr. shearman II think you can put
that question.
Mr. Fulerton-HOw siri
Judge Neison-That question was put to the witness
Mr. Fuerton-If it put as he read 1t he has no
right 10 ASK it, The question put TO Kate Carey as To
whether she had ever told a. Mr. Moore" about it.
Mr. shearman-We will satisfy you on that point by
calling Mr.. Moore also.
Mr. Fulerton-The more yOu call the better.
Mr. shearman-we intend TO call him
Mr. Fulerton-Tf We to abide by the record
Mr. Beach-There is no doubt about it; IL was asked.
Judge Nelson-The question asked as to Mr. Moore
Mr. Fullert0n-Thcn they cannot give any evidence By
this witness.
Judge Neilson-I don't know whether counsel believes
II was a mistake not
Mr. shearman-The witness went further. IL there IA
any question about this, won't dispute Mr. Beaeh's
word IL he IA positive, but the witness says the name
never was mentioned at Moores Reading "You are
quite sure OF thati A. am Of IT, Sir @ You did
not say anything Of that kinIi A did not, Sir" The
natural person for servant to converse with Is lady
! The presumption l. il would be Mrs. Moore.
| Mr. Fullerton-Then you should not have asked her
| about Mr.. Moore.
Judge Nelson ITO Mr. Sherman i think you VIII
have 10 pass that. II Is a very technical point.
Mr. Beach, submit 1t Is not technical
Judge NesOn-I say pass it, II is thing that ought
20 be technically adhered TO- the question put TO the
former witness
| Mr. Beach-If am sought to be impeached as VII
ness and am asked II made declaration to u, can
they prove that made one 10 ID
Judge Neilson-No therefore I suggested Mr. Shear
man should pass that 1t must be technically adhered TO-
Mr. Evarts-It Ia purely question OF fact Our prOpo-
that the question whether she had 80 SIa'eu
70 Mrs Moore.