The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

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Examination resumed-I had carried on a cor.
resppndence with defendant from 1868 ril this tme
other Tunes BY messenger received rne letter Just
read on the 18th; he called the next evening and
stayed until twelve or one O'Clock; he sad he WAS
was opposed to tue match; that evening he
renewed his promise Of marriage. and the time
Was then liked for June in the following
year; we were to have been married IN the Metho
dist cnurcn at Marlborough spoke TO- hum of
mad q large number OF TRENDS, and tnat ne would
rather have the ceremony performed in the church;
after hts aning to keep his promise in December
felt very bau, and went 10 visit my aunt at Nor.
rlsania Westchester county; while there received
letter from HIM, dated December 20.
Letter produced and read. Copy of letter.
AT HOME, Dec. 2s 1858.
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home in Two weeks. ihnt had better
coming your awhile il does hurt wonder.
'oA' % GAIT. So NV s TO TMs GRAVE With GRIEF
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Examination resumed.-I received the letter just
read on the Both of December, and the same day
sent HIM reply. Dieter produced and read.) Copy
MoRRlsANIA. N. Y, Dec. 80. 1865
have received letter Oh dear what dark day
% my s see wa; Ss
such the case. cannot sas sleep am sick and
did intend to go homs but do no. want go
shall :hsi close sn': letter for car. can
rA. n; s..ss please Ss ..sr.. s.
and burn a SSu hi: ssr Soon for
| Examination resumed-I came home from Nor
risanla on the TN Of January 1863; Mr. Martin mad
| sent MN word; he came that same night and our
wedding DAY was again axed Tor June; ne continued
came he informed me that 1t was q very busy
| time OF year, ana that he could not leave
| his business to 60 on wedding tour, aud that w
must put Off our wedding till August; ne visited me
| the same as before, up to about one month before
| the appointed time, and then stopped coming
! the next time he came was IN the evening oil The
27th OF OctoDer 1885, he came in the house, and we
down in tine parior talking together; all at once
he got up ana walked to a closet and asked me
Ibid nave anything good GOOD TO n, eat son,a IN
thing; to the closet and opened it and took
| tin box ont which contained The letters ne had
written to me; he read the letters ana tnen put
1 /
going 10 do with them ne said, 81 am going TO take
with me- not gong sn TO marry you aoals
never been to see me since; found my own letters
In the rocking chair the next morning. there was
large number OF letters taken by him; had other
letters OF his, which he did not get; they were In
my trunk; those exhibited in Court are the ones;
when he could not come to see me he would send
letters; sometimes he would throw them over into
the yard as he was passing by; we EXCHANGED pho
sewing machine; during that month l went
to Newark, N. j., to visit my aunt and 10 learn to
1869 / hemmed MN half dozen handkerchles; he
said his mother would not do 1t iOr him; also made
was no pay expected ana none was given; kept
company with no one else he forbade me keeping
company with any one else; am still unmarried.
Cross xamined-I sued the deleniant before In
Orange county: the suit was begun py Messrs. Fen
%enced met the Gerendant on the street in New.
| burg; he would not speak To me; l bowed to him,
ne dd not ~ ac nos n see e 20 80 sna
| we could talk over our a1airs The defendant first
talked marriage to me In 1864; we wOulu talk OF
where we would live after we got married; in the
fail of 1864 ne first promised me marriage; II was
| In the night time: cannot remember the date; he
talked about 1t during The whole year; he spoke OF
1t at almost every interview; he correspondent with
me sometimes under an assumed name; sometimes
| he would sign himself "lke," other times some
other name; In his letters he would never speak OF
marriage; / recollect Of his calling upon me In
| September, 1857 and OF his finding Mr.. BOdlne at
my house; MT Martin was very angry. out ne came
In and stayed all the evening; Mr.. Bodine lett when
| Martin came; the defendant afterwards wrote Inc
| n 1ptt
| defendants COUNSEL copy OF letter.
49, AT HOME. Sept 10, 1857.
i hope you win my lead pencil writing. as am
Sunday evening" am afraid has created hard feel
you ne ns e% M
marf: mase and Will feelings
As often Withheld them We been Eesplns
.rucOns in the way Of dor our relation: becoming
presume that we both see quite good Of trouble
SHERATON that our interviews have been very private and
that we have been out together but very few times and
all Don't you think We had ,I better T1einag,s9
hope you win lay thus 70 and frettng about
your old have no doubt you have had an inv
had for As the matter stands cannot take
yop s n sssr om Won sv
Yours Very respectfully. (Nos ianaturc
| Cross examination resumed-He promised to
marry me IN 1s6S; the time was liked Tor the 18th
OF December; from the time OF fixing the date until
| the dav fixed never saw him; received q letter
from him the 10th; 1t was the letter that has just
| the examination of Miss Fowler was then closed,
| she having been upon the stand seven hours and
late hour OF half-past eleven T.. M. the Court ad-
Iourned till toll morrow at nine A. NJ when 1t Is ex-
pected that the testimony will be OF still more IN
| teresting nature.