The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02

his pulpi. and that at my wife's request had 400
Withdrawn that demand. and
| tIll..E FOE MI wlFE's SAKE, tItI
ma n Ss e %
q. Are you now giving the narration precseyi
a. AZ the close o. the narrative Mr., Beecner SAT
and waited moment; his face. his head and
meek were blood red. and feared Tor the moment
Dants's inIernoI" naa. meanwhile, gone to
seem 20 near what said. and again pointed Ito to
then he suddenly looked m me1 III Se H acs
time. and see EsSoetn i instantly VI answered s i
NO SIR and then ''yes;'' If am allowed to
o Tell us what you saidG A. l said ''no." ana
then .yes;" then ! said. .Bur In going to see
Tor the copiession she has made she is az home,
heart broken; I charge YOU That you visit upon
for II you sInlte her wifh word viii smiIe you
In a tenfold degree; have hitherto spared YOU
now Tor Eiisabeths sake but Il You reproack nei
! VIII smite your name before the world;, ne
think can reclIl the exact words. but the SUB
stance was thls-"that he must remember that
with Bowen that Elizabeth and her name and
fame should not be invoved;" he stood moment
tur6SuOius
way up to mis- head (action indcatedl, the red in
MS lace increasing az the while, SAID "rhis Y all
you 20 to the Osaa Of Inc
stairsP A. | did. t 81 L a ..si48t
's wsai It ne U saw q Mr. l MSuton
Bescser and Mr.: Moultons 4. did;
the stairs Win ms hands on the Ta ws sa
gering; thought he was aoous 20 fan; aoins to
heard Mr.. Beecher there say to MI. Moult0n,
Have you seen EllzaDsth's coniessioar Mr.
Beecher shen,ssiu. 'sTns win xiii me- ~
Q; what became Of these three persons theni
ateIy went into the paror and closed the door be-
'-' Mr.. Fullerton docking at the clock, to the
Court lsuppose, Your Honor, need not com.
mence another topic now. tT1fi''r
RE Court then TOOK ths usual recess until twe
,. M AT THE RECESS. s, m
Mrs. Tilton had listened to his awful story with
face neither resenting nor sceptcal nor indiner4
ent. She was as much At ease as Tilton-more 20.
She listened closely, every feature being defined,
but little dimmed BY her black. speckled veil.
Her good, square brows, long, slender nose, small
and retired black or hazel eyes, soping jaws and
prominent mouth, were not uppleasing with her
warm tinted face and natural modesty. Nothing
worked IN her face. 1t was set. decided, reason
ing face. she carried q lace handkerchief in her
kid-goved hands, white silk neckte was de.
fined upon her velvet mantilla. Two ladies' sat
between her and Mrs.. Beecher, their backs to her.
AFTER RECESS. ~
ten MINUTES pss Two ococS ana MS drecs
animation was resumed ~ follows by Mr. Fuller.
stated 70 Mr. Beecher in that interview some.
thing with regard to the TACT that mad learned
ns EiSsDssSs conession to- me- nI tod
Beecner That wnen had written for Mr. Bowen
aud mad sent the letter demanding mis-
y u pr plr
I Immediately communicated that fact to Mrs.
Triton. who stated, at once. tnat Mr.. Beecner
tns r.ason ~ .nas ,saw,nT hecansss sna Son nor
made known to nun the TACT that sue mad disclosed
TO me the story OF their criminal reiationsnip;
NJ reac"er IN .nat snn;scr axeant pna, aratS
to him the reason why she nad made written
statement OF the iact wnicn OF course. ne knew
mst,ne rne rat I'M wr,rin1 that sne mad CON essed
10 me was rnAt sue mad never before intlmated
snat iact 70 Mn; IN acs, II osnor Moros tnay inc
M. Nouitou then mad 10 ma possession. AND from
when read copy tv Mr. Beecher, was written
Dy MI; Iiitcn Oscsuse sne nsa not prevonsn IN,
me: sSar vas the mesnod sne tooS: told tns ann.
stance OF TINS to Mr.. Beecher; | cannot give the
exact words as the narrative was very long one.
To- oSs ~ s"u W ~" IVY eOn-
e wv 49, "nhi.cy
have destroyed the paper. y 'A~s ''A1' '0'
M: FGlissson-ws except 70 the ruling. Your
20 80 ma q w0V1 al ohv - hot vos~
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Snn ne W - vor SaId In vnmr 49, "" -
- me Judge~rne witness mas ALREADY gwen u
~ sirrson.r refer 70 sha CON vsrsat,on which
+nos rsScs srn.eruant,v 70 she reeS,n~ or sSS
."Ts DISCO ss'se9ue"'v " JUG 'esuins ~ 'us
~ v,a.. y.r, ~ or,r,or tho, a. . ,.r.r enc.
nS, ~ ta rnsa ~ n~ra arS a. va.
ousrs not 60 e sspsaseo nefe ana 20 rule' you
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TIE JUDGES RULINGS. .
Judge Nelson yesterday afternoon reversed the
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sens'.' ss.ee.sy " =. i1A.ss W senl. ev1uonoo
hoeraly py taxing decided stan1, with steady
and stony faca arainst tina Introduction OF con.
....,,o, ave., - :. 10. 49,, r,sca -. w.. m,,.n
ve1s.i.n sissou W aAve we. n'eue " ME. A"sou'
MI. Fui'erton looked annoyed ana neutrahzeo py