, 1875-03-20
THE REGULAR REPORT.

Ill tho courtroom tlia morning, and atr. Decchcr
and lis wife were III shclr places before tho pro-
ccedinga In the 1ilton-Boechor suit began. A1r.
Evart8 and Mr.. Fullortan wero 4 little late, and
when the latter arrived ha wns accompanied by
Frank Monlton.
MIR, Halliday resumed sllo stand md Ills cross.
examination waa continued by ex-,1ndEo Fuller
ton. 1lo teati1lcd (aftor being handed q copy Of
tho West chargcs} TINT, after they wero present.
ed 10 tho Examining Committee in complete
form, lle did not g1ro them nny ndYice in regard
to tho charges. was directed 10 rccotra copy
OF tho charges. Tho meeting a. which thrso
charges woro presented was in July, 1870 l did
not slate at that mcotinE tia. 1t WAS not tho do
sire Of Mr. Dcccor that the charges ho not pre-
sonlcu. did not Rpcnt to Mrs. Bradshaw about
her appearing III a witness bctoso tt;B Commit
leo. but Mrs. bradshaw spoke 10 ino Oh tho sub
jcct.
Witness was asked what Mrs. Bradshaw had
said on that occasioa. Mr. Evnrts objected, ns
1t was conversation at which Dcccler wns not
present, aud tho Court ruled 1t ont.
Witness thon continued: oplr told tho Com
said to tao Committee that .lrs bradshaw would
not appear hotoso them. lid 10: know Tint
Mrs. Tlttou had been to Eoc MlH. Eradshaw. I
think RtateI to tho Committee that
NltHa DHhua1IAW HAD BEEN MHHs TILTDH,
aud TINT Blaa had saii to mo that sha could not
nor wouhl mot appear bctoso tho Committee. l
told tho Committee this bccenao Mrs. Bradshaw
told ro 30. Tho Committee werc discussing the
discipline Of T!Iton When I told them this. I
iss psssan to ts 1ss s t,9 Sspnts' ra' ts ss ns
Md ono paus to shoso Elizabeth already
tint sim, Ti!ton l,ad A''s; said TO to her. hss
:" Hattie, how can 5on appear aTa!nst mo :" !
tad said eilo would writa 10 tho Committee and
tell them that sho would not appear al witness.
Ind eosno correspondence with Mrs. Bradshaw
about t1ia time.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
Ineyer Was called into tho ministry until nbout
twelve years ago, iu Bergen County, Nov Jetsey.
Ny rosidcnco thcEe wns about two or throe years.
Prior to thnt lived In Now York. began to
lL-o Ill New York about 1923, AMI resided thcro
in mIssonaly work. ' Will wa va, o boz, .1lsa.' VAS
clerk IN Pearl street, and ti1oro ntudial for tho
ninsnt1y. l NAH in tue grocery business for
nbont a year at tho cnrncr Of Spring mud Thomp-
Aou streatH. went from New York to Proyi.
was In tho coal buauesa IN prov!ac,ee. IN which
failetl and made At assignment to my credit
orr. While shcro rms MI agent for tho Maria
pangett Manufacturing Company, which failed
astor. a bslot existence: l think was n
burnod down early. 10 not rccolIect at.emit-
ing to ao!l stock OF that Company on tho night 1t
failed, do not know The amount of my debts
when failed In the coal business. made IN
assignment Of u,y goods Afterwards, when saW
it vas necessary. | tlo not rcnembor purchasing
any goods on tho night befoso the failure of tho
coal business. l then wont into tho Nnrragan-
Eott Manufacturing Company; nafore went to
1over resided IN Connecticut. 7hon I carriol
OIL llIo coal business in Providence hed farm
cf about 100 actcH In tic suburbs, OF which
also mado an assignment. When was engaged
III tho Nyc Points Mission houao In New York,
four years. l Was General Superintendent, and
never Lad any trouble whilo waa tAcro witl, the
Trustees or any other body connected with It.
aftcrvard returned for three snonths to ill tho
place Of tho Superintendent, who was a,ck. I
i,oyor Ind any troub!e. When tho supcrnsend-
ent dicd, held the o!llco aEnin for six years.
got Into no tlifl'calsy then Rbort 1t.
THERE wAB 4 MISUNDERSTANDING
about tho government Of tho institution botwoen
the managers and myself. Thorc was ueyer tho
'cllgo proof Of It. ! was afterwards connected
with the Juvenile Guardian socioty, but novor
had any troubia thoro. do not know tho ney.
D. +. Robertson, but baye heard his na1ae be-
versoa With him. There wns no riyals7 botHcon
the Fivo polnts Mission and tho Guardian 3D.
ctety. I onco visited tho schools OF tho Society,
hut not untlor MI assumed name. I wan also
connected with tho American Fcmato Guardian
Society. Defoso went to Providence l WAS
there for three years. rho Society has uuder lta
caro- tho "Uomo for tho Fnonti'css." On its
HoArd Of Management UeEe tue lssy. DR.. Tying
Aul AlIon +. ala,ln. . lawyer in Wall street.
Tlss flushed tho cEosa-exaninatfon Of tho
witness.
lsedirec! examination sly visit to New Hayon
wns hftor tho charSeH. ns amended were put III
Il think Ia July. but two months boforo tho
third specification was mndo to them by Mr.
Vest, and they we're finally presented to tho
nEssIE TURNER'S STONY.
Elizabeth A. Turner waa tho next witHeas
called TO the stand. sho testified, In an-
swer to ex-Judgo PoFtor: bcenno Al ln-
matte. ss + Ga s yeas ssse i y ap ners s e. a Sa.
inK with Mrs. Morse. In Livingston strcot. I
R0yer was there aH servant m receipt OF wager.
aseistcd Mra Tilton in tho cnra Of hor children
md household affairs. usually elept with the
was always treated ~ one Of the family. 1fltoa
always tteatea mo very kindly. Iio waa III tho
habit Of kissing hls children, aud 10 also kiesol
me, usoa to comb hia Aalr, and llc would lake
albo read aud converse with mo. Alrs. Tllton
mas worry loving toward hor husband and chill
drcn.. aid fond Of hor homo. Hno would praY
over lur children when thoy retired to rest. aud
would give then. religious ihssr!lotion on woek-
dayo al we'll aH on Sundays. She was always
i'le. aud especially toward hor hnsband. IN the
early days Of my living there, Tiltou sas very
kind to ais Wife, but as ttnlo progressed
THERE CAME CHANCE
which visIbly increased. Tilton was always verY
variable IN bin moods. lilo would be very rest-
less in ono Of thsse moods, aud with bis lla1,%lH
In llis pocaots ho would walk about tho house
making every person very Uncomfortable On
those occasions ho was very c1aostng when at
the table. Ills manner to Ills wlfo was very un.
kind, but hers to him sas always gent!s. She
would sit down beside Lin: II le would lay OH a
sofa, aud tsy ~ sootlo him. On ono occasion
Mrs. Tilton refused to take any meat, aud he
grow excited, ani' said "tt was all her
sion be reprosed her at table bafora hcr chill.
dren aud MO about tue horrible grammar sha
ubcd on gomo occasions. Iio objacted 10 certain
articles botng Oil ths table, mud vt other timos
hs raproved airs. li!sou for not having them
there, #
The witnesa was asked il many such insssncea
occurred. but AF. beach oblected, and the Court
tuled out tie question.
Tho witness continued; remember on one
occasion. at wolnans rights ,aeetug Al Mrs.
1tIton'A, When Mira. Illtou wAa standns by III.
TOMS side. he said: " Elizabeth, don't stand b.