The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

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that sis D. should sasoSs 1as deed o proper Guss
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part Of me sros, dwelling house and 10! On
any and s Just debts then owing By Mrs second out q
he i've Sc 3 s 70
OF hs interest In the pretended trust deed) $4,000 third TO
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With the remainder in fee IN the real estate and abso ute
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OF that project trust deed was prepared Tor Mrs 70 exc
q Who the proposed parties 70 that deed' A. Mrs
wss party Of the arst part and 9,ands Mssds q sns
Governor KING as with Mrs d. for her saau
desired explain her fully and
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the deed had been ie with her by eroovernor King and
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however after J had examined e saw w., Mrs. D.,
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some Of hes relatives and Governor kns think she men
had a made s ss one mSs hot es .sd
whe caae e be ., the appointed
hour 70 explain 4nE Ss K made nS
myacf met Mrs At her ONCE thai same and
executing the deed and never was executed % my know
toSs e The proposed trust dssi
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substance Paper shown witness o oo-.nno, p,nr
and Mira on That oceasioas !. A. 4 s a. 80,
posed was In the handwriting OF MIR Meads or some one
"a What the occasion Of your compliment TO Mr.;
her. knew very little about Mr. NEEDS
Were there saSr q this or inter
the morning Mr., Dctz may have been IA the onco
The insinuation in this narrative that this trust
advised by Mira Tibbe Is wholly contradicted. That,
however unmporant except rs dscioses the malice
OF the witness The material considerations are that
Judge Hilton was powerful enough 10 overcome the In
1uence Of Governor King and the friends associated with
him, and that Deitz procured bis interference.
The deed OF trust proposed Ia in evidence. 1t pro-
vded for the full execution OF the will Of 1857 which
had already been anticipated to large extcn u con-
trodcts the spec0us pretcnces by which Judge Hilton
persuaded Mrs Dudley 10 reject H. II was wise and
bcnecen scheme securing to Mrs Dudley an honorable
guardianship and ample privilege to crafty her par
tlaiitv.
DErrzs NsLUEsoS OVER DUDLEY.
Detz the colored servant ana agent thus to
his recollection Of Miss Pumpeily calling TO invite MIRA
Dudley TO ride out. The testimony Is intended TO show
the influence Of Deitz upon the old lady,
O. Do you recolect an occurrence OF Miss Pumpely's
coming into Mrs. Dudleys 10 ask Mrs. Morris Miller ride
certain occas0n A have personal recollection OF
IT.; rccoiect something being SAID about riding O. But
the subjeot A. Mrs Pumpelly. of the daughters
SAID 70 have been In Mrs. Miller to rde II
very cold that afternoon the thermometer being below
Mrs Dudley advised her ~ at home. and she said
speaking Mrs. Miller reference the ride You
expose yourself TO the cold,
@. Anything said about the door being locked A. did
not minated the locked anything OF
the kind; OH yes, remember remark made by
Mrs Dudley: In peaaan ralyipg way she said t3Mrs
Miller should be disposed TO losk you up II youwer
going out, It is 20 cold"
q. In iocose wsyf A. Yes. sir.
Ave degrees below ssro do no. recoect beng consulted
about Il.