Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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The GlendennIux Trial
AN INSIDE NIBw or FbUNDLING AsYEvN-
~ HRR REGARDING THE IDENTIFICArIoN
OF GLENDENNING.
Yesterday was the sixteenth day OF the Glen
denning trial st Jersey City.
Mrs Caroline wetmore testifed.-T am head
OF several committees in charge Of the Clinton
Place Nursery, New York; there has been no
matron in the asylum; Mrs. GreystOck was A
servant there; she was 4 poor, friendless woman.
who vas taken in as inmate; when her Guild
died she Wss employed a. a wet nurse az - per
month; she filed that position about six months:
she attended the door and did the errands;
ENJOINED sILENCR
on her with regard 20 the transactions occur
ring IN the establishment. The remainder OF
her testimony was devoted to the contra liction
OF "Nelly's' statements, a. witness STYLED the
nurse The witness said that she was very care
tul In her conversation with Mrs. Metz, A. there
were so many misstatements in the papers
about the case she was very cautious what she
would say 70 Jersey City people. Laughter
She cautioned Nelly not 20 see snv Jersey
City people, and not u come over % testify on
either side OF the case; but, though she eau
toned Der repeatedly, she knew she would
come. Laughter. She was satisfied that
Nelly knew nothing at au about this case,
bnt manufactured her statements. Laughter /
Nelly was pure, VlrtuOls woman, but very
unuuthtuL Laughter The witness protested
20 much and ratified OF her testimony 80 v0luhly
that there were repeated ~ msnitrstAtiOns OF mer-
riment among the audience. one sentence was
particularly relished: 81 could tell yOu from
here till 10 morrow lerretching out her arms in
a gesture Of aStonshmeut) of the STORYTELLING
of that woman" But when she was relating
her experiences Of the three classes Of females
with whom she came i'm contact ~ the asylum,
ana tie statements Of such persOns regarding
the authors OF their ruin, she dropped one sem
tence which elected
LOUD EXPRESSION oF HORROR
from the audience a. the Obiec; and venom we're
too pslpsble. my experience Is that an cases
where woman takes an Osth - 10 the father
OF her lllesitimate child that must be her secOnt
Child This reply seemed 20 astOund even the
committee tor the defence, and DIR. DOd an
nOunced that he had no more questions 20 ask
The witness, however, WAS not TO be Disposed OF
so easily, Tor she followed with thIs explsna-
to1: q once knew girl who told me Ia A. she
was going into eternity with a lie on her lips.
that she would rather
LIZ AND LOSE RRR SOIL
than betTsy her friend and 1 know she did 50
die, fer she had an object in view, aud when a
woman has an object in view she-well, she
"Nelly"to her that when Mr.. Glendenning
called At the asylum he had his hat pulled down
on bis eyes but she did not believe her.
Laughter The witness pointed Rt Glenden-
ming with her umbrella and said that she recOg-
niZed him the moment he entered the church
from photograph which the Rev. MIR. Moore
showed her az the Clinton place institution.
This was followed by another movement among
the audience, and il began TO appear as n the
defence could not prevent her from telling a
little too much. The most humorous statement
was that "Nelly," when she went out, always
said she had been to Mrs. WetmOre's and the
girls said must have been bored 20 death.
Mrs. MOrford, another OF the ladies in the
Clinton place institution, testified that Mrs.
GreystOck vas very unreliable and untruthfuI:
she told witness about gentleman calling a.
the Institution with reference 10 the admission
Of young girl; he had his
bat OyRR HIS PACE;
Mrs. GreystOck never told witness, however,
about il till after Mrs. Miller had called. On
cross-eXaminatlOn che Was asked what was Mrs.
WetmOre's estimate OF "Nelly's" character. and
the witness replied, why, she thought Nelly
was perfect laughter Here was a direct
contradiction Ot the previous witness.-N J.
Herald, jfb.
IRE RIOT AT EUPAULA, Ala. on ELECTION
DAY-AJ0Ut a DOseR COl0red Nen hillsd aud one
BERdrcd WOUHded.-A special 20 the Savannah
News from Eufaula, gives the following ac-
count Of the riot there on election day. ssSiH
whites were wounded, one OF them, William
Keith, mortaly. Three negroes were killed
ont oh ann "a far ae haar fr,r