New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
THE COURTS.
IAN FELLOWS ASKED QUEER QUESTIONS

VINO no NOT DWELL TOGETHER IN
ux,ry-TRsrIMoNY IN SUIT FOR sLANpE"
S,,t in the Supreme Court before Justice
and "A Jury yesterday revealed the fact that
.oorcd brethren OF Hamilton Lodge o. 'he "l""u
~e oroer Of Odd Fellows have not been dweinnS
,her IN perfect amity Dr. Thomas D. r. M'o,' s"o
wSn,,nnc physician OF the lodge claimed @io'0o'
Sc from Edwin c. johnson, the secretary lot VI
90 .,anaer He charges him with saying tna' "o vas
~ a. TO be doctor, that he was not phys'ci"" az al"
.nathst he was" man who probably waneu GA a.
md probaby picked up something. i"o W, ,
.,.res that IN consequence OF this he was cApo"0u
~. ,,ase Int WAS afterward reinststet Inc ueio"'o
VIZ ,.ro, dsp,al Numerous coored witnesses
,,ssd that they had heard the offensive Woiu as
"1ohn r. Brady when asked what us ou''"'''
rsP Tbe doctor and are professional men
"Wen then. what IA your pro1ess,on Uehad heard
"I am a tinssnith and mend Stoves ao n Iii in
a.. siandcrous words Aaron A Shepard swSte s hd
Abe Church in wavery rase =, amy nedicsi
college and that he hid caused tine se"' thomas Ban.
acid who corroborated this. was asked; g., oo,evzle
Were you not expelled from inc io's0 '0'
mentr cha on.wsr
81 repeat, we're y?u not expelled for emoe1A'o"'"'
pnSsm,n F Rntler was next called ana tnc'e ,anS
general laughter young ecorea an elected
anu esd Custodian OF books aud recor ss record
lodge He produced the mnu,e' Tie plaintiff the
S o, me wes. He produced his diploma ne said he
of the Howard University I'D hnn he had accused
~ stealing $50. and whom he hau r remains of the
with cane. breaking the latter l"o ''""''
cane were exhibited In court .n robnson was
walking by 90 on tb S' h w This was excluded.
Did You Lloyd Gibbs pati1@' s Ia dered
for - 900 damages on the charge OF haVan , y;
,oI Sy sayimg you not fit to treat cat Z
dn sue GiShs die within OF the time you began
the suit T. ,,u,.a and the case was adjourned
until today
ND DARIJNG'S ECONOMICAL HABITS.
LIVING on -FOUR CENTS DAY-pEcLAkiNu '""'
HE HATED WOMEN LIKE THE DEVIL
Mrs. Amelia DelacrOix was not present III tne
eurrogates Court yesterday during the examination
for the contestants in the matter of the VIII OF
pssor William Darling. who left her all his property
John SHOEMAKER testified that Mrs. C''n"'iHo
eGerts who claims to be the daughter or tne iFocs'
AID not visit her father while she was III Now io
She had no income and the witness had PROMISES ~
.., her IN contesting will He had lent her S9oo
:. n. ronaa II the contest was successful Dr
Tbomas OBrieu deposed that he FIRST met
Professor Darling in 1912, and he had tried once 10
nersuade the witness To 60 to Europe Win nIn ss,s
That he had an intimate lady friend in Paris ana
that he was married and II was dimcul' iof n''u W "
lieve that he WAS
because" replied the witness. d" he hated women
Didn't shed tears once IN your ONCE over ie''eF
he received from womans huspanu'
"Come to think of 1t did. But he thought lhe won
an was single and he said she the only woman IN
the world that he cared pinch OF snuh aDou'
witness said that the professor wonIu no. maiy
on account OF the expense. He could I'VE on "a
week aud he did 10 double the expenses. ne
had given the witness sort Of rough description Oh
Mrs. Delacroix ,-.,o ,to.,
testified that when he young Professor Daring was
tutor In his fathers family and he had known MN
ever since He always supposed him to be bachelor
Ann T. Harris. coiored woman sw"re tnat SI i0
had seen a gentleman in The room OF Mrs DeacrolA IN
Thirty ninihst under compromising anu
She identified photograph o: Dr. Darling as that OF nc
man whom she saw.
The hearing will be continued next Tuesday