Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
Tie Jer.-y Ci,y scandaI.

MARY FCHtL tLOY's ACQUAINTATCEs TESTIFY IN
RESARD TO EER GENERAL DEPeRFMsST.
Yesterday the street IN front OF q Gtepdennfny's
church Wa> crowded half an hOur before ne
doors were opened, hv patient, weIl-dresSsd
2gsemblage. more tban half OF whom were
lsGieS. Sarah Jane Monroe testified that ste
was connected with the SUNDAY school, Mary
told the witness that her life vas very hard
That she had to work 3 great deal, aud MIR
Miller was so hard With her that she did not
dare 20 saw her soul WAS her own, un-
less Mr.. Miller SAID IL was. Witness never SaE
Msty wear plain gold ring; she
had seen the watch; 10 was not gold hunting
ca p. ard Merry said IL was a present from q
lTotber III Michigan. some time afterwars
Wary he'd 2 geld chain, and she SAID she had
been look Hg tor chain that would suit her for
sf me tiue H1n now he'd found it, Mary sought
the company # witness, who som ayh a. retsI ed
her. because she fheG Sht May was hvDOcritas
on one occasion Mary told witness that she hal
received a set of books from a gentleman friend
and q short time before Mary had saiI tbey
were MIS-. Miller's books present from Mr.
Miller, on fhe other occasions Mary d at tod her
ttst MI Gle ndeEning had Ca ed on her on Ger
tain evenings, and she had repeated what he
hsc said, when witness knew that Mr.. Gienden-
niUg hao been in some other place a. the time
maTgaget is3Seiia MOnTOe WA next called
She knew Nary PCmerOy, ard hal spoken "a
bfT IN relation 20 the herd life she led ia Nr
NlleT'~ family, and in speaking OF Glcndpu
ping Mary had COrt' ssed that she in the
habl' Oi 60 ng 10 the post Office where Glen
depring went Tor his letters in order 70 walk
home with him; she also told the witness that
she haC gone 20 New York several times i-
search of q watch-chsin: Mary had told the
tDess that she was not engaged; Mary tod
her that she worked like a slave, and was afraid
or her cousin, Smith; VITO, she said, was very
unprihclpleu peYsOn, ana she WOuid leave him
As soon she got so that he had belonging 10 her.
The witness had observed Mary talking 90
GlenGening after church. and on several Occa-
SONS he had been trying 70 escape by edsing
away nom her, but she would slip in front %
him snd prevent him from getting awav. She
never made an intimate Of Mary, because she
was so forward. Witness could not tell what
Msry's was. as she did lot visit around here.
Laughter
hr. q. e. Jewell, one Of the trustees OF the
church, TESTIFIED 70 being one cf the party that
accompanied the sCcus "a 20 The fOundling no
pltal; he produced q copy OF a jersey City
paper containing an account Of Mrs. Milier's
visit, when the iuatrOn OF the hospital idau-
uhed the picture OF the accused. Dr. Hubbard
said II was ali wrong, and he made a number OF
corrections on the margin o. the newspaper.
besides making g. memorandum on some sl5ns
Of paper whichthe witness secured and offered
ss evidence.
Rev. ". 8. Moore testified that he went % the
foundling hCRpital, aud Dr. Hubbard when
asked II Glendenuing waS the an who called
10 secure accommodation for a yOun2 woman ia
trouble. said at once: This is not the man"
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