The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-01
COMPREHENSIVE.

ISAAC COOPER swEARs HE GAVE UP HIS WIFE
MENr OF THE COURT UNTIL Sci TENDER.
Mr. scribner opened the proceedings yesterday
morning by continuing his redirect examination OF
Mr. Cooper. The counsel read extracts from the af-
davis Of .MrA MarsnaI," her sister. Mrs. Pi.aer,
Mr. Caldwell and Others, and Mir. cooper denied all
the salient points against himself made by those
docu ments Hc declared that he said that the
suit again Marshall iot GRIN. put up job
said that he ought TO get $780, 900 from Mr.
Marshall never III treated hrs wife at Pleasure Bay
never her out OF the house at midnight In win
ter; never knew that she got servant to harness
horse al night that she might escape 10 her SISTERS
house.
In the afternoon Mr.. scrbner put Cooper on the
staud for redirect Witness had not iu
tentonay stated any untruths or faisehoods in the
examina alton before the referee.
CONVENIENT MEMORY
In response TO recross. examination hy Mt Ten
Eyck witness could not remember dates-"Supposc,"
ADDED nc, ~ give tue oates and give them wrong9''
Witness said It was true that Caldwell told him that
he not live with his vito II he expected TO get
divorce
brother-p-law, West, IN Fulton Market, witness said
he found West busy unoadns mackerel
than II was the day before?
"No, dopt TANK was"
''Wby did GU not call on your vile IN New York,
rs you promised TO dor"
al aereed to call on her because wanted to get rid
OF ner didn't want TO SEQ her when she was visiting
me; SAID 20 10 get her to leave me-"
"rhen you told her "a ialschood and decevcd horYn
NO. did not intend to deceive her. did not In
tend 10 tell her alseho1d"
when did you nrst know your wife TO be under tho
influence OF quor-who was prcsentY"
Il cannot say. Marshall used 10 come 10 tho plaza
OF my motel and say, Ladies, what VIII you have 10
drinkY OF course ne could not invite Mrs. Cooper 10
the exclusion OF tho other ladies' Iwoud not have
done such thing myself"
.'Who served the VINE"
.wao aucOrKod n.y.
..rhsn you did no. OBJECT to Its being drank"
"No, SIR. said nothing"
.'siencc is SAID to give consentf"
'.Someim.s; but did not ike 1t very WELL"
Mrs. Cooper Marshall laside)l never drank liquors
and was never iniox Gated Ia my HE!
Mr. Zen Eyck-wiii you tell the referee why your
memory tails wben put question to you, and why
terrogates you?
Mr.. Scribner--I object
Mr. Tan Eyck said nc would put u In ano Their way,
and no propossdto have an answer, but tho result
was that witness thought that his memory was tho
same At AL times; rncn mr. zen Eyok SHOVE. MN IN,
yer, had prepared a sy nopss OF his testimony 10
BIO gwen Ia the pending suit
TO Mr.. ScribncrYn
al never saw IT,"
"Theu why did you say that you had seen IL the
other day."
"Don'l think that did say So"
Nv Ill you swear that you did notf"
"No, SIR"
"well, which is the true statement, the one you
made tue other day or the one you made this mcrn-
ing?"
Sfhs one made last'
SIZZLING ms MArE.
Cooper then asked ABOUT the hrst conversation
he had with mis- vile about getting divorce He
that told her they did NOT agreo and could not
i've together aud That they had better separate; he
said he would let her 20 10 whom she pleased Tor
$4,000
"Did she give that sum 7"
"No sno did not; when found that wo could no,
live together after reuUitcd then sgresd to give
her divorce $500 and $40 added; suit was then
begun In few days. she gave me $500, and altsrward
$500