The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-17
WILLIE JIcKS0Y'S Aunt.
The Boisterous Manner IN which She Some
ti,n"s Conducted IIerselC

titncs Conducted Herself
Aunt Hunt and Nephew Jackson met
yesterday IN the Court 90 Common pious In the
trial a. the question Whotlicr she had taken him
ns b0atder ga Ler houss. lG7 West Thirty
second street. had COINED hie affections by q
systematic EFFORT TO- get hold Of his money left 10
him by his father. and had. To- that oud. prom
iscd him again and ngain ~ marry him. thus
having coueri,od 10 ruin him and then Kick
him out of the house Tho issue was whether
shc really owed liiu IN equity. $4,000. Part
ot this Wil'io contends WIS laviehed on tho
widow ln presents u diamonds nnd silk
oressea: IN daily rides through Central Park
ana iu r.'rc-hmHu' alol1 tho way; IN trims Ia
Long Brwoh. Fire island. Saratoga philadel-
Thin. and Europe; In money spent for Mrs.
Hunts household expenses. such IA groceries
and meats; in clothing for Mrs. Hunts boys
tni in money used By Mrs Hunt in her real
estate transactions.
Mrs. Hunt was Mrs. Jackson. the widow OF
Ni.,ie- uncle, In 1913. ou' IN that year she mar
rlci H. y. HINT. This. NWo says. was after
she pIurreIrl with him utl doninI lin tLn
horse.. Willie ADDS innt Nr. liant kucw OF the
Nil9N -,,,trnln D-!Qie ho married her. There
hod Teen litigation hotwcon AUNT and nephew
90 account % tleir borrowing haok and forth.
iut relenscs had been mutnpuy given. and the
rorN.' we supposed to BE- ended until the
marriage az the nuut with SIR. Hunt. Willie
says that h' exp o,tod tho aunt 10 marry him
AMI now brings suit % SGT aside the rrloHses az
irnudulently and echem'ngly obtained. Aunt
Hunt e AZ and Nephew Jackson about 80
Wife has contcnded .hnt Mrs. Hunt. ns
pauot her scheme. destroyed his cancelled
checks, whereby Dee might have proved that he
lnid Guy lprge sums ior her. Natchcl W jack
Hunt. ihnt Willie told him thar he himself had
hnrnad them. IS 10 the witnessteling q ton
ant mat l." wqs asiou.shed az his mothers
marrying Mr. Hunt. because II was expected by
~ me en- qren that she WIS 10 marry Willie.
Aunt Hunt lawyer. Mr. Courtney described
taN VIZ ~ which Aunt Hunt and Willie ox-
changed re.eHsrs ia, ,!ls law oill'e In 1875.
cIrucrd dollars 80 hini tne bargain md every
tring WIS supposed 10 h- satisfactory The
..ousr az II Il consideration from aunt 10
cry. now In tie releases was no, Inserted after
tur'r "NecWlun iat tHiIre.
H. that gll thnt wa- said?" Lawyer Wilder
T., rha''s au." Lawyer Courtney raplicd. add
iht a. D. irs'on l"d from the witness stand.
inQrrs. nor WAS there anv love mHkinRl"
yaie Gers Of J0i Wes, thirteenth street
Nouse IN Oniober last. md said TIN, they wanted
ne! niece. Eva SchnaUfrl. ~ testify for them ia
uls sun L sic would 60 $40, Il would to- as
Willie Wanted Iva 20 testify % was not tx
Tiahvd 'hc0. The witness dii not then suvthat
her li''" was Der. and couldn't afford 10 leave
without Ling well paid. Mrs. Clark could moi
ien Why Eya. who had Ind falling out with
per Aunt Hunt was now such good friends with
william j. Thomas. booteeerer forn grocery
Nrm That Tor many Yfurs surpIied Mrs Hunt
carried u 'cirerio ne witness stand md shewed
Ni"ra Nlil.r's lurle stood as the purchaser Of
the er,,c-slss sse,, 70 Mrs Hunts during, me
also In Nili"'s name md he so fnr as Mr.
nhotHs knew pail iA- bills. " after Mrs.
Hunt went 20 me storsrnl had Wlnes name
ynunrrd to her own. willie continued to Iay
An oui-spogen Old man. with whlskers like
hottu~- Greeley p. nGt q humorous twinkle OF
n9 Hy'' .ili.ri iAut 4', WIS George Caplln OF
fgl vet iw-n.y-secena street Ne had no
Ou-ines- oecupgton hnd known While and his
nunt i1r 10 yours. Tho property where ne lived
he bought OF Mlllis'- father he was formerly
a F"qu9nt visitor az Aunt Hunts. both when
sh lived IN Dioo m.n:.,a.e and alter she moved
y 4llr;y.eecout street and took Willie az Il
tonider. Us !guchier Ernu had visited there.
TOO. mo Mrs Hunt usea @ return calls Law.
y-r Wilder asked whether Mrs. Hunt had
~ Sen tu' 'rutl !u slr.gs that Willie habi;u-
H4y, dtpns Aluor. Mr Cupl!n had never seen
refuse i when Mrs. Hun, lrlns,
q. on no" contrary. Lawyer Wilder pursued.
what have "a seen Ars. Huutdo."
Nh. CHlIn hHt seen hrr drink wine frealy
yn onf o'0,- Jt. 100 DDS sisters house Mrs.
Aui. W ~ ~1 t.r gone o. o. ranoe hoister0usly
ufeihi thc rovu IL WIS hurfah. boys. and
r. l"n 't ue room kissed her ILSu Inter
70 ais oier ! to siss Ter. hut She refused.
iLtn- 'r Aitrrward shoe offered 20 kiss him,
LAC As wasn't o. b., iDs.rd sl bee refused her
,T'n,.,M-t iaus4'"t sch le5m,skus L,ssin'.",
ty-n gfeye Judge Day oinei I'M the mirth
ia fe Was. ue Hltnrss added, iaiin' and
sipIiA aii clfp!u' Qn geucra4ly.
john A"-t.Ns'r, iAf-l.iuu lor Mrs. Hunt
Wi'H e.t Was t ff fi'N ia ISL j. sn.d tgAt " lilo
ftN" lrr fuHNl 'iil- ."I tHl1 ENC attended L. her
more .iy'v1> tnyq nny ,oAe e.-c iIirt be- saw IN
lht .hou-". i1 Va ll.Ie llH Cnf" lis prescriptions
Nlll"bQk tir clair if rHN uftIlo' Aunt Hunts
ey!c-nie' ant io.i how Hue pr9perg sae had
Is..t