, 1875-04-13
TIE TESTIMONY IN DETAIL.
MRS. MOuLTON'S STORY.
THE 9NitnI1IfIfiI AnAfN.

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THE wpoDAuLL AnA1X.
New YonK, April l9.-Thc Brooklyn fcandAl
trial attraolod tho usual great crowd to-day. Mt
Daeohsr was prosout early. aud AZ Mr.. Beach
passed him On his wnr to his place In tho COURT
room, inquired very particularly about hla
health. Aftor few minutes consultation With
Ills counsel, Mr.. Daeohor mounted tho wisnoss-
btand, md continued his tcstmony in substance
as follows: Al times Walled Mr.. MoultonB resi-
denco orcry day: At othor limos, not oftcner
than onco week. month, Or two months. 1u
1871, nftor Mar, thcro wolO comparatively fow
y1gita until the autumn. In this potiol thete
was Ettlc douo about the difficulty, but there
was very busy time after tho publication OF tho
Woodruff ecandal.
Q.--Now, I refer to tho occasion Of interTiows
between yourself aud atfh. Moulton, and ask Jon
II you ever had any conversation With her on tho
Bubtcct of Mrs Woodruff, and how that oocut-
rcd, II thcro WAS such 4 conversational A.-YeB,
mir, twice. recall two conversations. One not
Exactly . conversation either. She uado soma pleas
husband for TINT wonlan. At another tme she asked
me- when we "oro togothar In hsE front chnmnor-it
wks kind Of receiving ro0m-
WHAT T11ounur ABOUT M1s. wooDuulL
such a. was carried with Il. Bhc wanted 70 know
Land thought, aud tho others. Ny reply nss that
Ind no means personally of knowing anything about
her, derived my Information from olorS+ and TINT
didn't believo In her viowt. hopcl that aho was
hcr.ef ii relation to her told her didn't think aho
compliment which pa1d to hor-that didn't think
aLe could bo hurt by such Womeh:
Q.-Iu what ration did shB refer to hcFp4f al
this interview In what conversation did ahc refer TO
Mrs. Woodruff and herself tn this nsuocatlon7 A.
a ,s. asr tso s IT, IT. 9s IT. M
mo Frank had desredi aud that she had consented to
IT, II was in such Language that 1t lefs in my mind
TINT understood It 10 sau-hat she received hor On
Frarks account, because ho Wished 4. ...
Q.-We!l, dil she make any inquiry Of you rs to
huls be!ng reeevod as her houso7 Al was IN eon-
nectlon with tho tdea Of her being rscalyed It her
q%wel, dti ,ho put 1t to yon-iu what way7 A.
She said substantially Tint the esscf didn't anoy the
woman, but that Frank uiAhcd 1t; nui 1t was Acocin.
sa essu MI m s1aont Il
HAD CHANGED nzn v7Ews,
form n .I Ia Ia hn.p .nds wishss. "'' - 0'l''
Q.-Suw, In th.s ssnrszatiou. or In any other con-
Woaaa " as uxa was spysas sed 3, 6y
6loultoa to you abopt her hlaband wishing her to
associate with or receive Mrs: Woodruff On sour ac-
needing e b done With Mr.. weoIhu!i IN reference
t. sud your se,sns s.s .pcken FL Of BY f' Aoo0H
.o.-Now, vi, in any conversation be.ween you and
Mrs. Moulton on this subject ct tho Woodruff assoca
. o,y quetr7 ,A.-No, sir; not sy!laIis ofis.
haa ZIG I'LL suSset e.
you thought Il to 10 her duty 70 cooperate With her
ins Ssaa yoalssf snd Mss TsoaY ASo sr; notIins
of .hat tnd. talked WITH Mi. Moulton as far us 4
eonserniug company sna such things - that Il had
reference 10 th!s matter.
Yon hare ssts4 hat b ~ kei9Fe S Ny question L.
you Ak had With hs vito on tho ausjeet Of asaoeia-
ton with Mrs. woodruff, yon said to hts. Moulton
hor fsr lbs M Of .he stores
Al never 10 talked with Mrs. Moulton, anl never
told Mt. Mollton that did.
MoNltou the aubject Of her Attending your church,
ead II 10. what passed between you on that euljncs
yaons mss snd Wass seo' 4sea
len how il was iniroaaee but remember her speat-
S psx sos tn.. soar H.! Houisoa hsa sla l.: that
she VIZ to hare one that she waa to>lsoua to know
whether Frank had forgotten It, She was l'na
R1rnEss HERSELF COMPLEMENTARY or NE
for improving. Ahs thought, In preaching, partly In
her judgment aud partly on what was told her, ~
understood from her, aud rccolsct scelug her not
SnEog%sny r. ths rssul1 Tyee
wajuna for mo s aiter service, ri ' aud, s 10.
fo1o the congregation bad dispersed, bring.
Ing sokup erraAd from Mr. MoQlt0n. and wanted
to see me. recotlect talking to her occasion In
which kho said III very pleasant wsy-ahe had I.
sparkling and pleasant manner = very stncerc mud
simple aud yet pleasant way-shs said hYou did not
mo Ut tho church Yesterday" did uos." saya l.
tn church, or words to that oHeci.
Q,-Now, sir Mlnt passed between you aud she on
tho occasion OF yur whit to Asr houps by tho way of
invitation Or sue&ss'ion by hsr that you shoull naks
hayc cn 1ns!lye recollection Of once Or twice or<.
bat sreAk o. twice xth ee naa 70 no
the chau'eer: "you slwa5s cons to seq Frank:
WHY pos'r iou CONE TO agg NKf'
aud turned It ~, understanding Tito be courteous
ess Of welcome. sts, 4. one time .Ao speks fseu,
wa near tls cloaksand. shs spoke In I'm way
aud says, 'Mr peechsr, ta coming, wish you wouid
that eject,
THE Triton FAMILY.
In raference 10 conversations with Mrt. Monltor
about Titon and his iuJuljy Mr. Beochcr tesltfel Al
folmva Hv couyurnatiDns with her had altust il
nav IL sa four ti1nes out OF Gye lad reference l.
M. Tiiton. sni ma requested ler 10 act 10 Mrs