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New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
THE LAWS DELAYS ExEMpLIFIED.

the Illdt vi tHO bldb VI Otitmibh s'"''
against william Remsen and others begun yesterday
before Judge 5peir in Superior Court Trial Term Tne
snt start in 1860 and ia Of number OF suits
growing out OF conflicting water grants made, ono In
1901 and others years later covering what IA now
made land between Twentythrd and Thirtethsts, and
running from the North River nearly TO Eightnave'
These suits have been tossed back sd foth rom .he
General To Tho Trial Terms and this case II Is expected
viii 90 the C0u OF Appeals 10 decide certain 1nes
ons not yet settled. This suit affects Two iOs Oh tle
ave. The case is st on. G. NJ. Dlcosta appears tor
planT; Field DeyO, and David Dudley Fieid TOT oe-
feDdauta
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1 3sl2. .Mrllrnante 4. c. ~

36i2. wrllinantse 4. e. s<1
Warner and ano.
3GfO. .Traaesmsn's Nat Eank
agi. kichaT5sOn. 40.
3t44. .OnackeBbOsh and ano,
sgt. Myers.
1892. Bogart agt. Klacbner.
3 % KanyOn agi. Van PelL
3 q Gieye agt. Honeywell
2SyO. .Wiitlesey et al. agt
Hall et al.
1858. Elias aud ano. a4t
Pehr.
S773. Leopold sst Herns
ct al.
36l4. nc Manning and ano.
sgt Juslson sud an0.
3424. Bamberg ct al. agt
Meyer.
3sl2. j. NJ. O'D. o. X. ID. Co.
agt. Adams ~ NJ.
371O. .Jackaon ngt vOsseler.
SJ04 Hanover Nst. Bank
agL >. X. and w. IL
H. VI
1904. Peg ser sgt. Won Shoe
Mig.
1854. Holbropke sgt. Brod.
eTIgk.
2623. Rogers et oil. agt. Bees
ton ct al. &C.
Ivan yoRsT. ].
3-7l. Harding agt. Warm.
1906. Hegemsn, &C., agt.
KayaDagh and sn0.
2-9J. Claim ct al. agt
khOies.
1887. .Clsi 81 al. agt-
schwartz.
3295. Hubbard agt. Hess
% al
y515. .Adgar agt. bancroft.
1913. Mech. Nat. Bank 0f ".
agt Plsco add an0.
SCfl Sticfz AIT. Green.
365t. White agt Birdssii.
z2Ol. sun y. ard Il. Co. AFT
Norton.
1888 Addoms aRt. Kalisch.
3oii City Nat. Bank ~ H'f
agt. shaw ct al.
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THE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 1S.-ln the Court of Appeals.
Thuralay Nov. iS. SD;
cludod
No 30-N0Tiou PrO~nsOn executor, dG. appellants agt-
VIM T. Chapman et 81 ondouts.Argud by Z. Mason
epp aus and by James = Searns for fcsonh
No 4o-smlth agt The watertovn Fire Insurance Com.
pany-PaFsed.'
Ha 42-lacob Ciearwa J respondent agt Cynenius f.
Bull appelaut-Arguei by NJ SchOOnnaker ~ counsel
epptllllt and by L. l.. Wostl rOok Tor respondent
t.ruclamaiiOn " made 3Ud the COUrt adjourned
The following the day calendar Court OF Appeals for
Friday 10, 1879 hos. 43 70, Is. q 25 IL ~, 40
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
GAEL SCHURZ on RESUMPTION.
THE POSITION OF THE GEEAT PARTIES.

When the law appointing the LIST of January,
1879 for the resumption specie payments wdE passed
last winter. tue Democratic papers ndionied the law and
declared hat only tue DemOcac parly, with lis hard
money traditions wodd be- able TO the financial
gaesiDn Tne criticism To when the Republican uinj0IIty
Ia Congress subjected tno WHOLE not unjust.
The dcice Of rpdbcans Is74 taught tnc leaders
that The party must some loiicy win regard 10
this most urgent question. Atter long deliberations In
Republican OF the Senate nw OF tho i4th
Of January lo7o paascd lame compromise. whose
ouy recommendation tist it pledged tie kepupcan
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
TIE LITTLE ACROBAT.

The taking of testimony about the little
prince Leo" ffreddy Burger, who taken from
Tiy0 Theater by the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cru
city to Children. ended yesterday. wallIngon L.
Husband (walla Leonardo the nominal respondent In
the proceeding recalled aud said he received al the
Tiv0n $50 pee week for his and the boys perform
ancr Under the action OF the Society he had Cancelled
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

erfors who nearly all the property on otn suc "a
fhe avenue between Nipth and TwcntethstS-; ana
among thoss the Bowsry. the Astor own tne wios @
row of buildings on side. between Eighth anu
Fouthsts a,l several other buildings scattered along
the Bowerv The Executive Committee Will meet On
Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

engagements for 1G weeks The boy recalled, and
said that Leonard mad kicked him aud Mrs Looard had
whipped him. and tf,o evidence closed The case h
to he presented 70 tho court next Monday. N |
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
THE EASTERN RAILROAD IN STRAITS

BosroN, Nov. 18.--It is reported in financial
circles here that paper of the Eastern horoad
n protest yesterday The salaries Of tho employees have
recently been reduced tea per cont.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

sun rfses "a. Col SO Noon rscs .llH
WAikR THIS DAf-A X -
sandy Hook 1880 Cows issnd leS heh o. FeFr)' -eA
wAIEk yhls DAl--r ~ -.
sandy Hook IL 50 Cow Island l32 iieh o. iertT BEi
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
BUSINESS ENB4RRASSMESTS.
AN OLD BOSTON HOUSE FAILS.

VID
DOsION. Nov. 1S.-The suspension is an
nounce of tho Wholesale provision house OF A. A. Ja
cols Coz No 121 south Marketst very old concern.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

"a. Broadway act. Eisner.
80. Qusckenbush agt. har-
dcu.
81. Norton agt. Nosttand.
7..McCahiil ggt. Donncll
81 .QuAckenbusn agt. Har.
den.
90. Rob nsOn ast Viele. & o.
bs. Ayenll AIT. Rogers.
G6. Meyer agt. Joseph.
n. Benedict agt. Board 0'
ASSESSORS.
72. Williams, &c., agt u. \.
ana B. NJ. >. Co.
"a. Knuiel agt. k.nesley.
30. Drui tod s3t. Wood.
81. Braisted agt Wood.
50. The People, &c. sgt
Tweed mo. y,
90. Tone agt Board OF AS
se-sotr.
9l..Anderson ngt Board OF
Assessor.
e2 Murray agt. Board OF
AasessOrs.
%. Johnson agi- Board OF
AssessDra.
90. .MelntOsh, &c. agt. Co
hrn.
100. May. &c, agt- Cohen.
l06. kensing agt. sieohert
CIRCuu-PAR
Short Cnuses.
1882 .Cormies et Al agL
Ratty et al.
)7l6. smith et al. Agt. Fal-
c0ner. 6c.
1eal Lever sgt Jaxheimer.
s7S2. Lyon sgt, isyetssn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

One OF our sections. In making ms report on
hnisls IA exnli,t 20 "A most ccnlmeudnle degree For
=. snoh entries "a ths Died, john smith
lnalc aged lhIoe doys. ullnsirl-dlseh ApYnlo h"u
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CJgcU1T-PART II

Short C0U,cg.
2903...Iyddy aSt. Hlggin-
bOtham.
372i. Lewis et al. agi. Jacobs.
1861 ROcbler sgJ. Curtis.
1Os5 Stanley sgt. Chamber.
lin.
1919. Hays agt. DE Wolf.
3775. .JawtOn a 4. Mcdonald.
3777 Roger agt. Clay and
anO.
25fl. Bennett agt. Kosrney.
JOj5. Duc.Os Ggt. Sc. Oi the
On. OF the Purs.
1857. Brown agt. Bond.
322i Peunock and sIiO. sgt.
Crosby.
219f. Mckee at. Mott.
BAT. Yerkes, lr, ct al, agt
Aalufnan
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pASSFNGERS ARRIYED.

FPoN RHIsTOL-Tp steg,asafp C0yni-qil, NOs. i5.,
L. = Wyman. Mrs Marian Jones Sainuei tnn'o'.
e.. ~. Psuucr Mus baffi"t Johts' tsyob hai~.-u
Miss L.. SaIon ldlas Jessie Jvhe' james Nvi.st,
Mul. a. Read, Miss eerOha Johes Bits fas islio,s,
Mix, Nara ksssd Master 4. Jones, Master }. lCnlOsa
Siuncy kead Caas lloMch a. 'foISOs
t,eprse Ham Manly SargoauL JObu Casey.
M,s, ,fi5sbeth Fry. Mrs. Iuz. GnuLhs James I.YsaS
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
CALES DAR5-THs DAY
nuprp.fp rouRT-C -CuAAHRRs--D -DOyOuyfF T.

loT.. Baxter agt Drake.
l22.. Collins agt. UOliins
1870. Lyon ag.. BOARD of Pc.
Ice.
1870 Yelverton agt. Tho
Mayor. &c.
lao .Colgiovo agk The
Mayor. &c.
l4l Davies AIT. Tho MeyOr,
&c.
li2. .Sytler agt. The Mayor,
DO.
li3. .Tcno sgt The Mayor
90.
1873. .McCshin agt. Donnell.
lS0. .Paeker, &c. agt Bres-
lin.
100. Matter OF Andes son.
2O6. .ScbomOorg agt Apple
gate,
2l2. No. ggeTata sgt. Lslor,
&c.
2li. Paine agt Trinity
Church.
22T. Marines agt. Fernan.
dez.
233. Rutherford agL Brown.
23o.. Dawson sgt. Hall, sc.
2JO. .froSmaD agt. Panama
AZ. IL. Company. &C.
u.--.J.
1900. bianufaciurnrs' 1snk
Of 1'rpy sgL Bock-
22s2. m. AIa. Idfe Ina. %.
agL Eiy.
S7t3. .Fflizohs et 81. agt. Gal.
lon.
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j.
/ lO2. Miller ct al. agt. Sledgs

lO2. Miller ct al. agt. Siedgs
- III.
4S9. Hoffman sgt. WetmOre.
9. .Anuskeag Mani X. 90.
agi. Gamer 81 al.
40. .Clarx. DC. agt. Clark.
COS. Tsl,Ofd agt. jackson.
63A. .BOckbOrn asI AIilrr et
al.
go. Murphy Of al. sgt. Hal.
stcd q al.
93. Esmish ot al sgt
Eusnton ~ al.
66i. Lyon act. CODeaa ot al.
AL. HOtchkis. agt, Bur
BANK et oil.
633. Hooper agt &ccor-
macX et al.
J4f .Ranucy agt. PeSser
6J7. Hay agt. star r. InA
Co.
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TEaN-PARr L.-sPsIa. J.

us. Cobb agt. Wood.
tC3 Dwycragt L0wler, jr.
TOT. sun y. and Z. 60. agk
Tribune Assn.
SO. Potts agt. hyman. 80.
llnI. Wohle Igt. Co ner. &c.
so Young agi. Farley et al
7gl. .gtai.n AIT Kelly.
b7j. .BrassiDgiOn AT. Bren-
nan, &C.
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PART II.-CUETis. 7.


fAhr l'-Outl's'1'
lS32 Sneby ag'. Conner Sc GGt Weifenfeh agt lynch
a lamDb.ll Conner, IN. y. ana *. Granite
40 Co. agt. Moan.
6g4 Rtaford p. Co. agt. 1918. .Surm agt. VIII ans
MOnheimer es2. JOnts agt. Met o. L.
S93 GIlotto AIT. Jackson Co.
WV sn,i ano ' 0i6. A Aus0nIa Nat Bank agt
sO0,, Germ agt FisSc ct Al. agi leWs aud ano
g. FUx al. agt Marx, 952. Carroll agt- Jones AID
sc. ano.
1920 Davis &c. asL Heck v1bO fiaSan ag. Dliion'
nan '"'''O ~ "oS ~
hfhtlAL iHhA-l ShhD'hNNJ D.
10 Parker act. Harrison. 2..Wl p-ctt agt, Wild
Is .F2 rchild aet. Lynch - pet
ES.falniJJt as n D. H. a. .i,sc.f. az oN,iI "a
so ,..iia,;ar az, .,imtb al ' -"'
'''N' a1 al %" ~
- 81. -. ~ -,
COMMON flbA5-lElAt IFhN-fNhi l'-isObANoO'' o.
Causes.
or-o O,ou oo, c,sbu,r o-ai No.as o.. Iacohsonr
-y.o g. i'1".i.o I533 fi,,s III ,p,.Iton
80 - - - ~. ~. ''t1ai,o .9annr 90
80 -. ,ii,z,..hr F,x agt Hand
> ~ Sosir ~ Iang,ron g-9O Briklev All. an nes
2T57 Aibro act FnigraG zS}2 Schaisr agt WartSet
2779 Feiows sst Cook o,.., =, IT., -. A.,
2tl9.. Herman ~. Levy. 551-Mcs niough aSL mur
21''9 :, heuer agt. Adler ~ ,-eo a. ply 90, r.,,
agt Costello 976i. ..Col"eil 'sI hapH
20 1ao,,,, cot urgbes II, Ioasev &c ao, Uar
~. oiS', S, ~. 90, % p:..,.''agt '' ' ~ ~
100 i'd o. tesSl % F"''s Ss'' 10, Nc ruu agt Cobon
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
SpYciAL TRRn-LA

lar and FscL
445. Barnett agt. Barnett 81
al.
4J4. .WilmOt act. Clark II al.
i5J. Bcfirger AIT. Schaefer.
SO. SANFORD agt. Union
Dime saw. lnat.
SS1. American y. %. Soc.
agi. iho MayOr. &C.
5ST. Shorty ast. Cruli'is ct oil.
Oil. Meyer ag'. Meyer.
GI5. Un. ID. saw. Inst sgt.
Clark ct al.
6l52 I'm. y. saw. Inst. agt.
Clark ~ nj.
fl2. .MCGinnis agt. Malcolm.
zL9. Mclean, dc, ast Mo
Lean - vi.
d22..R. r. Trust Co. agt.
RAIDER a. al.
l3S Hard 9et Sfurgss et sl.
1876. .HurlhUt agt. Sturgos
~ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
MIR. BEECHER HOPEFUL AND DESPERATE.

Mr.. Moulton left and went down stairs and said
to Mr. Beecher DO you know Mr. Tton proposes to
do-what he proposes in The kG2s tonight" He
said: mo" | said d" He proposes TO give Hate'
men Of the facts TO the public in ten days. and II 30,
It will ruin you" lie said: How sou" said lie pro
poses to publish your written confession" lie said II have
never put any confession in writing sad: Bot your letter
10 Frank" He said: II that letter is published,
will be breach OF confidence" said: 81 don't know
anything about That but | think II the statement Is
published, Mr.. Thon proposes it certainly will ruin
YOU; and he fails in this he will take the case into Court
lie said lie canno. take the into Court he has for
given his wfe oene and has lived with her four years; he
cannot convict me- said: "He will he can convict you
And said: 81 don't think 1t is even now too
late for you TO go down and confess to the church;
there il no other way out for you; and II you
had done when first advised would have been better
He sad II don't consider think your advice from hst
last been bad public not prepared for confession
such as would make" said "lf had confessed
II then you would have been better OF. Now you have
the original and four years Of perjury and lying
aver for He sard Il will confess IT. viii die before
confess it,"
Do you recoect anything else that occurred that inter
view, A. lie very sngry he said that he had Away.
esled Theodore fathess that he had felt he
had much hope from him. but he said Now have made
up IN, mind let them on and do their worst they
not convict me-"
O. Did he ever speak Of hi. brothers and in any way
and II 40 how A. After a conversation with Mr. Mouton
the front roon and after sayng goodbye to he to
and took my hand in bis and said: lyon arc the best
friend have this world you are deaer to me than any
sister have for knowing all the truth knowing that
ruiy still stand by me-, while the, believe innocent"
o. Do you recosa when that conversation was' A.
not recolect the date.
o Did he give any reaOn why he would rather talk You
than 10 them A. Because knew the IWhbecause knew
ali the truth.
O Did you ever make observation to Mr. Beeeher this
effect that yooalsays supposed woman urt much
blame a. man, and II So what reply did he make that
Mr. Eyars-I object leading question Of that kind bis
witness.
Judge Nelson-Pehaps the inquiry should he whether any
observation was made that subject aud u 70, give the
words.
Was there any conversation had between you and Mr.
Beecher AZ TO the relative comparative guilt attached
sons who had committed THE oGcse Of sdsiery L. yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
MRS. MOuLTON's MEDIATION.

Q. Did he ever, in any conversation win you' say
anyhing IN respect Ezabchs tendency to talk about this
thing, A. He did.
O State what ne said upon that subject A lie said that
Elizabeth was continually making mistakes mat she meant
well bu that she had the judgment or the Discretion
she allowed everybody to talk TO her ABOUT IL uae II
she could only 90 away, II rome plan could be
dr, nv which Elizabeth could be kept quet-thst she
could NOT he allowed 10 talk with anybody about II We
boubt that If was better che should speak to any
bodv and often said to me- when YOU Elizabeth tell her
never speak with body concerning this case TO refuse to
talk with anybody about II.
O. Did he ever send any message TO her by ou a. to her
ceano her household and what che should do here' a.
Yes. Sir
O state II You please what that message was' A. once
rreated TO Mr. Beecher conversation that had had with Mrs
Triton when she felt that he could longer remain with Mr.
Ton that he was continually referring this sin which he lad
committed he woud not let it dc OUT that he would not
give her an opportunity
Mr. Eyarts-Mrs Moulton, is this what Jon sad 10 MI
Beecherf
Mr. Fuerton-So she states
Mr. Eyarts-I ask her that.
The Wncss-ies, Sir.
Mr. Fnerton-I will ask her
The WipessAnd that e that she could not live with
him any LONGER that che going home 10 hive with her
,be, Mr. Beecher said "Tel Elizabeth for that for
nv cake She must continue live with Theodore 10 be to him
GOOD wife TO make his home happy and as attractive Is pos
s,e know il is hard know she has much to endure but
she must for my sake for her own and Tor the children
have family she nothing hope for with me- aud the
onv way in which she sec me Is by living with
Theodore and being TO h m true and good wife"
a STATE Won please again. what she gave for wish
inc 70 leave her husband A. Because Mr. Tton was refer
,nO 10 this sin which she had committed.
O And would not permit her TO DO "hN' - Tic "ouu po
hermit her 10 live better life with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
MR.. BEgCHER BEGS MRS. MoULTON TO RETURN TO
PLYMOUTH CHURCH

@ Did you ever say anything Mr. Beecher about returning
TO the Church, A. did.
q What did you say to HIM upon that snplcc'' 'o"
lin how much missed the Church the influence oil his ser
mons. had been member Of hs Church for great many
years and had believed in him. aud twas very hard 10 DC
deprived Of hearing him; bat knowing what DID OF
him l could not 90 back to the Church WIN
the same feeling lie used TO reg me to come TO church ne
s,ld II knew what comfort 10 him TO see my lace III
m con,eoaon that would certainly come; that he felt that
he had rpnted Of his sin and been forgiven that he was beer
fitted now than ever before in his whole life to do great good
I once said to Mr. Beecher: Il don't see how yon can
stand in your pulpit and preach to young men against the SIN
OF adultery when you implicated in - deeply yourself
,d be said: Having suffered what have having passed
,on the experience. that have feel that am better ht
ted than ever before to preach!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
LETTERS INTRODUCED.

O. Now, Mrs Moulton, look at the paper | show
10 Won and say whether you saw before' Yes Sir
O From whom did you receive IN A. Mr. Beecher
O. When as as you recollee'' A think IN June
Q. OF what year. A. 1873
Mr. Fulerton-I propose read thai in evidence Paper
handed 10 defendants counsel
Nj Fullerton lreadingl:
"Ny Dx.R Mas MourToS: Don't wake Frank up TO give
him the incrd but as he j. awake and ready, please
hand II 10 him What glorious morning. The earth rot
pr from Heaven to-day Tranquil and hopeful, bat not
VI -'' Truly you're with great respect and affection,
N' IL W. BEEcHER.'
Mr. Beash-The jury don't bear youtha last sentence
Mr. Fullerton read the letter again beginning what go
rious morning."
Letter marked Exhibit 1906
Nov Mr., Moul,op Vlssse look Of the paper that shov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
THE PROCEEDINGS VERBATIM
TESTIMONY OF MRS EMMA c. NouLroN.

TESTIMONY OF MRS EMMA c. hoULTON.
The Court met at II a. m, pursuant TO adjourn
nept Mrs. Emma c. Moulton on behalf Of the
plaintiff.
Mr. Evarts- your Honor please We have not quite much
room a. We need the convenience Of the counsel side
Judge Neson- Gentlemen will eDdeayOr " make
nere
N, rpuer,ou-Rrs koalton where do you resdef A. 40
Remsen-st.
@. You are the wife Of Francis D Mouon believer A.
yes, Sir
@ And how long have you resided at 10 Remsenstf A.
tpce May, 1871.
Judge Neso-I am requested by note from the reporters
AK that counsel will that the anwers be repeated 80
Rat they will get The evidence See II II Is agreeable
Mr. Beach, think Mrs Monons voice will be audible Sir
when abe aets % accustomed 70 the straDReness Of the
pace,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TIE RECEPTION AND BEARING OF THE
NEW WITNESS.

There was q monetary lull after Judge Nelson's
gayel lell. yesterday morning and then there was
connection in the crowd about the door leading into
tie Judges chambers. followed by the appearance
OF Mrs Francis ID. MOultOn, accompanied by her
1ather-in.law. Severn ID. MOultoD and her uncle,
jeremiah p. Robinson. The party took seats about
the table of Mr.. Iiltons counsel. Mrs Moulton and
Nil 1ilon exchanged situations and the former was
received cordially blythe planti17slawyers Without
further pause the lady assembled to the viii oss
chair and faced the audience. Mrs MOulton Is a
handsome lady. perhaps two OF three years younger
than her husband. She was fashiOnably and richly
a,tired but wore little jewelry Her conduct under
questioning, after the first few moments was en-
tirely self-posses,ed. and she seemed not at all
nervous while being cToss-examined. In giving her
narrative to Mr. Fullerton sho seldom raised her
eyes 10 her questoner, but in the afternoon, when
Mr.. Evarts opened his inquiries, Mrs. Moulton
met the gaze OF her examiner sQuarey and gave her
testimony with little hesitation. Toward the close
OF both sessions the room became very warm and
close and Mrs. MoultOn threw off her black lace
shawl aud famed herself continuously. During the
entire day the fatheI-in-l of the witness sat at
the foot of the witness stand. Her husband was
not in court at any time during the day.
Mr. and Mrs Beecher were present all day with
their sons aud during the testimony Of Mrs MOul-
ton listened attentlvelY MI. Beechcr occasionally
taking notes; his wife wearing on her face that
scornful smile. which has become almost a settled
expression during her presence in the courtroom.
Mrs 1ilOn was also an attentive listener, but dur
ing the entire day she seemed utterly insensbe to
the words falling from the lips of the witness.
During recess Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Robinson
shook hands. the former saying that the foundation
Of the testimony of Mrs. MOultOD was truth. but
that in effect it was q lie. Mr.. Robinson turned
away, but did not resent Mr. Beecher's remark.
When Judge Nelson announced at the close that
he would adjourn the court until next Tuesday, Mr..
Fullerton arose and said that his side would not
take an exception. There was laugh, and then
the crowd scattered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
MR.. BEECHER DESCRIBED AS AT THE COMES
SIGNAL.

O. Please state, Mrs. Mouton what he said to you
upon the occasion when his troubles the subject Of
conversaIon'
Mr. Eyarts-we the conversation want, It given.
Mr. Fuerton-That is what shall give.
The He waiting in the paror for Mr. Moulton
ard ! went into lie took my hand and said Do
you know anything of this great Of my bef and
I sad: Yea" He said: Then Frank has told yon the
facts has heY said: ayes" He said: ~ am very glad that
he has, very glad that there is woman in this world
to whom 90 and talk OF my troubles without reserve
As nearly as can remember all Of the conversation
at that time
O. You were in the parior then. A. Yes Sir.
@ And where Mr.. Moulton then' A. lie was engaged
with some one in the front ROOM upstairs
@ And where did Mr. Beecher go after this covesaOn'
A. He went up TO see Mr. MOultOn.
@ Did you see him again that day? A. don't remember
| that | did
@ Did you zee him after thai A. Yes, Sir, frequently
@, Wheref A. In our honse.
Do you recoect having any further conversation with
him? A. Yes he used often 10 speak to me about it.
@ would he say when he to the house 10 zee Mr.
Noulton, when he addressed you?
Mr. Eyars-Wel, your Honor object TO general qncs
ton" what would he say
MI Fuleron-l have moi asked what would he say. What
did time when he came oar house 20 visit Mr.
MoultOu!
Mr. Eyarts-Wel some particular time.
Mr. Fuleron-We it will be particular time when she
relates H. A. He would II Mr. Moulton still hope
full that this story might be kept quiet lie would ask me also
the condition Of Mr. Ttons mind towards hnif he was
friendly he angry annoyed or-iat generally was
his questions
O Do You recocc anything that occurred the fret Of
June 1917 No beg pardon; not that date, but about that
date any conversation You had with Mr. Beecher A.
Not in 1871.
O. Well the conversation then that you can recall with
Mr. Bcecher State il you please when was and what was
raid between you! A. The next conversation hat remember
Of any length was, thought, in 1873.
O. 1873 Very well. Then will come down to 1873 You
may state what occurred that conversation TO which now
alude Fix the date you can, Mrs Moultont A.
think the ID Of June, 1873 Mr. Tlton felt that he
must publish
Mi. Evars-No matter about Mr. Tilton's feelings.
Mr. Fullerton-Wha did you 10 Mr. Bcechcr wha; did
he say 10 you? A. Mr.. Beecher said TO that IL Mr. Tton
published Of apology he felt that useless trying
any longer live this down He in Monday morning
Mr. Moulton s at the honse and after converting with
him for moments he sad al to your wife, not
| you, this morning"