New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23
THE TESTIMONY RESUMED.

Judge Neilson-Wel proceed now
Mr. Fulerton-wel Miss Turner how strong is your i'm
preston that you there when they returned from Cao
| niaf A. How strong is III
@. Yes A. 1t is not strong at all.
understood you that were under the impress
sion that you were when they returned A. Yes but
under strong mpresson am not sure whether
| there Or not.
O. Well that was an event would fasten itself upon
your mind is 1t not, A. No. don't know that it is.
O. The absence Of family to California and their return to
the that impress you that would reco
lect the fact whether you there or nof A. No. Sir
cannot say certainly whether there not think per
haps was there, but cannot say certainly.
O. little louder; the jury canthear you A. say think
perhaps was there but can't say certainly whether was
there when they returned or not but was ere when hcy
left for California.
Now you stated what members Of the the family went to
California stated Mr. and Mrs Dows; don't recolect
whether any other member went or not
O. You cannot tell me how long they gomez A No.
Sir
O. Who composed the family during their absence' A.
Their daughtertwo young ladies' and they had three or four
children-two oldest daughters.
O. Married daughtersf A. No, Sir; no married daughters
that know Of Miss Annie Bows home and Miss Lena
Dows and Miss Mary Dows and Susie and DAVID Do"s anu
several servants they Kept
You recoect then who composed the family during the
absence OF Mr. and Mrs Dows do your A think do, Sir
AZ WAS going to state There was lady there that was act
inc as housekeepe Miss Rogers think, her name vas be-
sides the children.
O. Then you that you were there during Mr. and Mrs
Dows absencei A. Oh yes there when they went to
| California.
O. And remained after they had gomez was there yes,
| Sir, after they had gone.
Mr. Beach-She says she was there; yes, Sir" Let her
| cay
Mr. Fueon-Were you there during the absence OF Mr. and
| Mrs BOWS to California; A. Yes, Sir
| eat fua v
| A. Mrs Bows.
O. Mrs Dowst A. Mrs. Bows
O Then Mrs BOWS had returned from California before you
left had shes A. suppose she must have returned.
@ Well she paid you your wages when you left finally un
| derstsnd your A. Yes Sir; she did.
O. That after her return from California then wasn't it,
A. Well you know stated that didn't remember-was not
sure whether was there after she returned from Caor
| MIA.
@ Now Miss Turner IL enc paid you your wages when you
finally left you there during her absence must have
been after her return must not from California; You didn't
receive your wages from Mrs DowS In California did your A.
No, Sir.
O. Well she must have got back then before she paid YOU
didn't she, A. She may have paid me before she went
O. Well did she pay you before she went to California, A.
Well all that can say is that when leit there and came to
sss G Tton, Mrs Bows paid me my wages; whether she
Tlton with am not iaS about but however she gave mo
the money when left Tartown to Come to sec Mrs. Tton
Now am not talking OF the occasion when left Tsy
town to come and sec Mrs Tton; am talking Of the time
when you left Mr. Dows houehis hosse, finally not to re-
turn A. Well stated before that did not remember whether
had returned after she had given that to
Mrs Doys or returned Mrs Tllons for certain That
stated before.
Well II YOU came TO see.Mrs Tton then after you had
received your wages finally Mrs Dow 1t must have been
after their return FROM California, was 1t not'
Mr. Ryars-Why shoud that reasoning be allowed with the
wtnes, The witness given the extent Of her recollection
on all the facts has said that she hadn the direct
animation or In the beginning Of the cross think wasthat
she had an ndsnc recollection Of having come down TO make
VISIT carrying the impression OF ayst from which she re-
tnrned but only an ndsnct recollection Now all the facts
have been explored sufficiently and the witness memory and
truthulness and all the facts are completely here Now
h shond the counsel continually with the witness
to whether 30 aud be and so and
and so.
Mr. Fullerton-We didn't put that question Laughter
Mr. Eyars-Well understood it to be in that
Mr. Fulleron-No, my question was not So
Mr. Beach-We don't use the term $685.
Judge NeisonThe purpose Of the counsel may be- and 1t
rather seems TO me it h assist the witness memory get the
best recollection he can from her II that his view it pro-
per.
MIR Fulerton-Tha my view exactly and am quite will
ing she should oil the time requires to reflect upon 1t
and to give hastily LTothe winess What wish
to know Miss Turner. this: If you didn't return to Mrs
she paid you you have atedf Then
whether that money not received after Ms BOWS
return California; A. Yes Sir, understand your qnes
she may have gwen money before she went to
| California; 1t may have been aerward.
q Is that the only answer you can gve' That the
| only answer can give, Sir
Mr. P0rter-I submit that that Is perfect answer
Mr. Fucron-l didn't say that 1t wasn't ITO the witness
viii give YOU until after to reflect upon IT, Miss Turner,
and you can give me any furthnr or dnefnt answer
The Court here took recess until two O'Clock
| THE AFTERNOON SESSION.