New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURr-tmour-JAS. l9.-Befofc Justice
IEOsAEp.
TuE ADAMs.MLLsPAUGH SCANDAL.

LEONARD.
TIE ADAMs-MILLsPAUGH SCANDAL.
Andrew j. Mil.paush ss. Seth ad.m..
The Courtroom was deusely crowded with spec
n'on tits uoring sYlou. to uess iLs progress Of ID,
trial ME- Adsn, and several cher lad!e, present
Charles seey testified that be- v-i 4 No. Carro,t.
scq hied win tho paHos Adam. agd Ar NJ IN com
irrrs O. fird deposcd h,, he IN The dry goods hos,
anew the rtsties tie habit Of ain. NJ. aud Mr.
t sue., every hight uink there co.durs between
coated evening when tucss called be s,I one bad
been calling him cake ald that there married woman
whp we yhs 70 i'oim h.ni he 'd he believed wines.
the person vno called bum cake, md made rush e'
linn; Mi Al. go between then and tsscd vines 30 raye
c rom lie declined at hr' bot upon second egae't re-
tired
any graf codn,s between ADD Mrs NJ but thoufht the
, unhappy t. seib,ri Mn. NJ told ~itn,.s be dil
mo-. or .ss 1 Ha,crd ers be- aad Mr.. ~ we're
friendly. witness thought loved bis wiie more hln .he
ia stead- conduct think he charged her with improper a
macy with ilasad this wa sbout two weeks alter Hal
Mr. and Mr. ~, 81, aud M. B4bsock SIR Adim' aud
witnca' iomrda seisng party IA t," ana went - MS"
Mr Fuleston corcn,dt to strike cat the evidence Of Nc
add iio Cont STRUCK out the testimony.
jacob X lusiead "a. recalled aud tehed nat when ne
haiei ,le rin: wh , v55' s' S @S ~ or 80, ,us
h. broiofs safe. H. did Didn't bud any miniature Of
Edward j. Owen t.thed that MI Adam, re.idcd at the
I, ucron House he and Mf. NJ nov living together
there and y ur. -.
worth a Chicago II showtd that be- bookkcrpet s
the Brig. House hclgo In Juiy 1902 the ntuIrs Mr.
Adams aud Hr, MItln entered Ia The oss,r ~ MI
Aius They occup,a p-Horsnd bed Iogn waGh 'here
entrance. The rooms communicated with each
Other. They remained there three days.
THE closed ihr case ior the plaintiff
Mr. linton then 81 eued defense. Ie admitted that
4 wa, an extraordinary his opponent Rad Observed
Wa ra, that should have b,.n brought into Court
The counsel on other side TAI scared into poetry n
incl al
admitted aud which there dispute about. Th- open
ny by the counsel hid scarcely anything TO do With the
as disclosed by the detce he Offered lie stated, nnnten-
on,ly, very Iobaby cts which DID not e,ist aud bad no
The scts oftte case would 10 disclosed by the evidence
for the deons. ia 1886 the plaintiff, who
much he senior this lady in years ~ih heart torn with
adopted daughter MrH. Abbott the actress 10
rsse IA which d, .rt eiih side The uistch
Il wOnld be available Mas Minufn an innocent
M with uukupwcigr Of the future In store for her
srnted 20 H. Ii unfortunate marriage. The plain
tn did not any aestion Tor her Mrs Abbot
was woah-E supposed of great wealth
Mis- MnTg her pet and IL expected that she would
become the Ltifess Of Nm Abbott The llinfs loving
eyes hIed this expected fortune He married to
6 but short tine before lie commenced course Of cruel
of her the extent OF which would be- developed by
the evidence. IL ,ho Of time Mis-. Abbott died Mr.
Mspsush supposed that a. the -onin law Of that e-timabe
conlro But Mira Abbott having known hin, ci him
not dollar Sle made VIII by winch she
LETT her adopted daughter portion of her fortune.
Mr. Mispaugh bad shown OF affection toward his
wife before hs Abboits death, hut aerwart his conduct
towarl became OragsDu, IL 10 undoubtedly true 10 o
very considerable that he ATTENDED 10 liza business
ni when he rt hi place business al he returned t. n
ssin he yicto OF dis'iI alton and inoso,ion,
him aud absolutely brUie 10 his vile God forbid that
be (ths COUNSEL should say that this any Jshcson lo
any 'edSeIng tie vile Ct J'oIbeH But not tAS