The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

stnrve " ho should permit woman in her CON
until she arrived ut the ferry. The next day I
found TO my surprise and Indignation. that tho
whole household and the doctor were bent on
came down stairs and spoke to Jim (Mr.
Sicklcs) about packing trunk. as II evcryth ing
had been arranged. Then / was indignant I
People must be fools and blockheads to try
70 urge person In her weak state OF body and
On the same day nt dinner said in con-
yersation we had. that | could supply them with
food and lodging but could not supply them
with brains, and they thought was personal. |
never snld that II there were no brains In the
house would send out and got some, That
Mr. Sickles must have supplied. | finally re-
luctantly consented to let her 40 home, and after
consulting with DIR. Cornell went TO New York
sekcs family. While was RnSev IN New 5 York V doing
this Sicklcs and Cornell were before the Board
OF Deacons making their charges"
Every day OF her Illness. the witness said.
be5 osf TnSs1s"y Ms VGs6Gurgh %ss ont q
at herself. and would cit at the window looking
Then Mr.. yosburgh explained how Mr.. sickles
might have been deceived as to the crooking OF
his elbow as " he were akng something out Of
hls ns w west Pocket Rasd He was very nervous man
guard, lingering his buttons, or CARRYING his
right hand with the thumb thrust into his vest
pocket. He stood up, turned his back TO the
Jury, and said. suiting his action each time to
his %%ords;
=. now nave my tnumD In my vest pocket.
Now am twisting. my watch guard Now am
lingering my coat button"
The motion OF the point Of the elbow was not
unlike that OF = man who was searching for
something in his vest pocket While this was
going on g son OF Atorncy-Gencral Stockton
pied seat beside his father day after day dur
ing the trial.
- Don't make a fool OF yourself" said Mr.
What. sir7" Said Mr.. Stockton turning To
MN angrlly. The two were separated 10y the
width OF n large table.
You've been snickering and making faces
Tor several DAYS here within sight Of the jury"
" We'll spcak 81 this elsewhere" said Mr.
stockton with chilling dignity.
We'll speak OF IT herc.' was tho hot re-
joinder | mean what say, sir"
Mr.. Nosburgh. having overheard the low tut
angry words. had stopped in tho midst OF his
20 on 10 on" said the Judge. "a Il deter
mined TO overlook the interruption. Tho wit
ness 9beyed him and tho threatened trouble
Stockton satd he did not anticipate that there
would be Il duel.
expression. old gal" to his wife, although he
had always been accustomed to speak to her as
old girl" II was nick name he had given
her in affection. He might have used this namo
when speak king Of her to some one of the family;
He loyed the pantive song entitled "Old
aaST E hs asf o e9a'' r' 9 said he be S
@w6at is oid Black Josf asked cx- Gov
IT'S a plalntive song he says" interposed
the Judge. lie can't sing IL here We should
need phonograph TO put II on record.
Mr.. Noshurgh said he had first heard II sung
10y the sable Quinieite Club IN his church. Ex-
Governor Bed. offered to request Mr.. Winship
20 sing ii. but the Judge declined the oner.
Mr.. Voshurgh said he had never used the ok
preston that his wife wis " like n rooster on a
red hot stove lie had told Dr. Cornell Ger
tain family secrets. because he had told him II
WAS necessary for him to know them. as her
physician. He little thought no should ever
hear them uttered in court room. They were
dcnce. He hGd not used the express on. \
watched pot yer bOil-.' when DR.. Cornell had