New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
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hart tNcfe was an agreement DetNceu lhe parties
audience of a. agreement marry at that time, the
Sguenl in his oT to infer that there was all that was
in me T % Frd iefs a marriage Set o these
between them long s sue remained i5 that house at
Sewing the promise she had made that the marriage
should he secret Young and ipnlsye she felt that she
had rights but at the same time she felt that she owed
something to the who she thought had treated her
with great IL was not uncommon that she
wife for him but he to her, took her his arms
with the words upon his ps that he tookher for big wife,
his house under these circumstances waiting upon the
table and acting seamsress receiving order from
brothers boots wonder that THIS Young girl not yet 10
mental Office, 1t was very unEind and exacng order
for this Mary Taylor to impose upon one who was her
equal in education aud intelligence. Stang by II, she
went to Mr.. Taylor lilo said Look 1t over, will
that II is not repeated stay Where You are by the
70 she secured employment for herself at Felt
vile, NewJeisey, to stitch books, She says that In
week the impulse grsng ron me eSStfeht . sue was
responded and interview followed Ia New-York,
when lie urged her to come back. and she went
she returned as servant aud that OF the great
involved against her, because she remained as ser
Tor Was that part Of tho Arrangement Was L not
the agreement IN WHICH se iooA S an a. ,es noS
tho recent death OF his first wife, Their marriage should
be disclosed ssd H Two Know ea H * G T S y
friend altogether ignores, not admitting even that she
@ 0d fbSe children the Children Of prostitute, be-
cause she went that house at his SUGGESTION and
back and proclaim herself MS wife ana ke% an MIN
him Was che any less his wife than she had been before
because she did not then proclaim their warrlagef
Surely not Where did she go ne&tf When her person
gave inconestibe evidence TO every one WHO ioUaea
at her about the house that enc was near
the time Of becoming mo sd s, te slrIitet
idea OF any relations existing between her ana nor
father aud this with slender person shi p Us se
AGO that at tile mo married her she was almost ~
thin then lust alter the birth OF one Ss ndr
that time carving eight months child IN her person.
this lady s Van Tsy stating 5Ht &c yGa lf H
you VII ronspng in that house asked her, Did
daily Yes s; The was TGi rs is on a 1s
thiec inpossibe in this world, gentlemen il is for
be NOT see The evidence Of It. IL woman has sharp
eye for anything IL Is for The figure OF sls-er undcr
noticed nothing Witness after witness was brought up
testify that they never heard OF any nadraso anu
tic of her travail and confinement aer psr;on CIV
nat they Ind not the slightest idea OF anything Of the
kind Gentlemen, if their testimony has Impressed you
very diferentiy Well she left the house at Rye about
six weeks before tho birth Of their hrst child ana we
learned friend confess that did not believe was IA
human power take This aud make so much 81 y as
his wonderful sagacty and only regretted that he was
not on his side If had had the benefit Of his analysis
have had very little trouble TO get verdict for my client
but unfortunately it is otherwise We Will necompdny
ths w0man from the time she left Rye until, With her
family She found haven Of rest In Hars ~ h mouse
hat she asked And during all this time my friend asked
| was there ever moment when TINS man reeOgnKLee
this woman openly before all the world as bis WIFE
We'll. no That was exactly the thing he desired TO
avoid II he had done that We would not be here today
mat marie. should not DO made public His Hcnof
I'M til YOU Tie. asy ; Sand contract marriage In that
a syn GSu no f be- ae an pa the fact
that 1t did not become public undoubtedly makes tue
one that REQUIRES the submission OF large amSuns
show that We have supplied that evidence. Mrs Ban
e came my house to examine and said proposed
to purchase three house in the row; | asked him
wanted to know whether would have to move, and he
w aS s one e OF the houses for his wife and family
on the last day in April Mrs johnson and two children
and af the eS Mai have s Seen the
day with her. The house was occupied py them up 70
that frequently lie used TO stop my house sometimes.
aud leave parcels for Mrs Taylor when she was not at
dgep were in my house and he brought OF ocloth
asked ne he eCd sa SSd TS %s w s9a
to see him with the children; he was very 70
them and they called hm Papa They Eyed together
NJ sss ha:Saod q ,i nltnss tesiaes: hsy. seen NJ,
nss' ,Ss ~: ag liGIs ne a5s Mf aof ss l .
"a @ have seen BIN on DE stree. and in the bsa.s vita
% Sr9S and have hesU call him "Psa afternoon
X, s Fs s.s : s2 isG a al H e. s n;
a Cs s1i SSs Isy Sss ' s as aS A
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Taylor ihI Of huSani an "e saw hin there not over
on his he esasl he had him tier. late
O'Clock in ,he evening and early y O'Clock the
TS what what name name you t taSs Ssr r13eT
nt % r.r, sans s icsis. ss Mr.: y
h. T1 sS ss , 's t M introduced me- 10 S he P her %
Ills a1oa. weeks asI 'he came be ;d OfeS ss'.
gs DAY saw hin ,,S eG b. s sSa said to t mel tab
m ths 1"ar asSua was here The other daT she SAID Yes ny
husbands M Taylor be has children and he does no, want
% husband and wife SS !,, 1 %S s Gst u, item . ~ S *.
Iccm be seess sesss nI apps aIssse ana DO '' ale ~
GA commandments expression she Used when she uiroiuoei
tu w Psrsosa;e tbs my husband NJ TaTOr he bowed
Q Yoa st,s !. .Oi Lin say ste his vfi A. Yes, Sir
state any cess.isu When Yea Vim call hrr wife A. h,v
S s sS s S St VIE s 81 Ed soS rot lave IT, % ny
house had ROT ,-SPo'e hey ~s.e s,rd N.ty s bin p;s.
Thai NJ Taylor 10 Iirs ssf to coz :. e, M ' NJ Ss
ter who had the eonsuuI riding from that time ar the death
bis art wife s kept tr acquaintance vb NJ isc knos
i.s pSn, Mr. TS ~ 9?c =, x S Hp Fr
that tine NJ TS, , see s 9 Re s, ca s N s tss Ts s
M Taylor seemed attached h he orous An e,nd's seI M th'
spe other his wife that Ee Yes SIR wLea be came IN
n Ttu ssL bow b, vie was before gong a. n room H. ~
. I o yG 81: 9 DC Kate f AMI a. o ce times
ys , s a he soa efi. , ' F r sf . so S's
Ss cro.seI,mir,on. O Dill you NJ, Tlos company
With ~. NJ Yes >iri have sen am Al yer 'Sass
ko5uilly Ttsi lived ry eSinia'i IN RfaG '' anu
O Did VOC recognize him T.yor iae. oe0'.
Are ycu sur. ha, when b. spoke other asked ste
taa lie dd MT kss.' A. lie lid moi hae'-l took par
@ wS,, von ;. when be ts her roepi Swe b.
90 YOU feel otyF Nc Taylor used to stop In twice week ~ see af
Rs.icci-I sas tie present TAYLOR sr,t ..eT' Mr..
Geey Mr. ay 1hers aud take her Tgs 10 tho
Week. 1ised Ms Tsyior when she G,ei al IIalln ~:
| TAYLOR there once "hen | Nss ttde ara moNut