DIRECT EXAMINATION.
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DIRECT EXAMINATION.

 l. Where do you live

 Fiftieth-street, city of New York. ,. Are you the sister of John Radderow, am.

 8 In the month of June, 1S4l, did you ride in a carriage with Bishop Onderdonk, of New York

 did.

 1. From what place, and 10 what place; From St. James, Church to Sixty-Grst st, our former residence.

 ]. Where Is St. James, Church, Sixty-ninth street, Hamilton square. 6. About what time was that'

 18th of June, 1911.

 2. Did you sit oil the same seat with the Bishop in the carriage'

 did.

 $. Who was in the carriage besides Rev James c. Richmond.

 9. On what seat of the carriage did he sit with his face towards you, or otherwises On the front seat of the carriage, not ia cng me.

 10. Was there any other person ill the carriage on the front seat2

 There was not.

 IL Did Mr. Richmond drive the horses? He did.

 l2 Was there any other person on the back seat, besides you and the Bishop? No, sir

 l3 State clearly and distinctly what the demeanor of the Bishop to you was, on that occasion.

 We had not proceeded very far from the church, when Bishop Onderdonk put his arm around my neck, and thrust his hand into my bosom; this he continued to do.- l was very much surprised and agitated, and would have jumped from the carriage had 1t not been for exposing him to the Rev. MT Richmond. He kept repeating the offence until we reached home, where he was to dine with us. immediately went to the room occupied by my sister and myself, and told her what had happened. l entreaied her to go downami entertain him, as the family was not yet prepared to do so; she consented, upon condition that should follow as soon as could sufficiently compose myself; which 1 did, and found my mother and slster-in-law with them.

 Il. Will you excuse me for asking wheth- CT or not II was upon your naked bosom that the Bishop thrust his hand

 It was, sir. 15. Did or did not his hand extend below l the top of your dress

 It did,

 l6. What remark, if any, did you make to the Bishop in the carriage'

 cannot recollect. i IF. What did you in the carriages

 l endeavored to resist the insult, but could not.

 l9. Had the Bishop been officiating that morning in church:

 He had.

 20. Was it Sunday 1 It was.

 2l Had there been confirmation that mor- ning'

 No.

 9. Did the Bishop remain and dine with you? 1 He did. |