, 1875-03-12

neaen Y $ hs. The latter was quito acfi-
fn. ,."n9 n i .eseloned nuthtng OF interest until
n,.o,ta lion no pressed tho witnnss to do.
.o.as io tna 1ot mutual Affection which he said
| o4asseu ~ g On iheodoso and Fictorin. lIore ID
US u over notice any amoroua glanccs?
60 ou give 1ue description Of an amor.
ons Al cannot. ''s''' - 49, ~'''''
M! ~ r,.,, yen evor mado them7 AL hare,
Q.-cs!''t yon pn. on ono for Tho occaslon7
glaucea7 A.-No. ''''''' u "'s'osoaa
.Q-Wss tt a!Ioepish kind Of n look7 A.
4hofo @ waH nothing shocpish about 1t.
n.-Mero tho eyos haIf-cloGod2 A.-No.
:, Q.-What was the peculiar expression abon,
the e5o3 Al cannot dcscribo Il. "'00'
Q.-tan yo,i tell whether the GRE uas fu,,y
onen .,. OF partly closed7 Al did rot obuoryss s
"nss''Gr y was wholly Or partially closed,
( Q.-Did you t.o.icp a,y cLenco in nnv o,tar
feature OF Tho countenanco than tho oya3 ~.
cant Answor TINT.
Q'M,can yo,l gro mo hny other description or
E!Ancos you bariur combined tt to mn nrn,sassn,,
ol Tho oye? Al do not co1ltu. Il In fhr ~
Q.-Ne!l, upon what other feat1ro ,yan tiero
any peculiar expression? A.-Tho eYr,ns,In
Or shc eye iB ouy part Of Tie o1proaaion Of tho
Q.-Was there any other foatnro Of thu co,,.
tenancc In which YOU noticstl a,,y chaurc tiTa.
o'it from TUG ordinary e1proHaiou7 A.oSothin1
which could describe. 0'u'"S
";-Didn,t la have Gentis nnd lorng rmile
sinitc. A' 'Fss1"'
.Q.-IIow long did this expression continue on
iilH countcIaanco-tlsia amornru g!anco? A.-A
sl2nee ns'l glance, and was tlopo with it.
V,--1hht IL the work of n ,nomeut: gas thrre
ANYTHING c!so except this amorons GLANCE That
lcd you III your t!rec. examination 10 sny fiat
those l'attlcE acted as Ii they Ecro cLnmpreA If
osch othct2 A.-Ycs tho toaea OF the;r
vulcca. 0'
Q.-What waa Tho chnracter Of tl.o tones of
AR. IIitons voice when tllor became ennr,orod;
A.-UnriuE tile whole evening. when thny 1h,
tlroshtd each other, lobserycd that there WA a
"a tenlcrnces In tone A.-Ye..
Q.-1n tue subject on wi.cl, they rese ta}E-
'ng A.-on, thero ~as TO lore-.aaking thoro
Q.--Thcre waa a eoftness and sent!cno.s in
their .ones| ,A.-ios-t4as WINS DOT exhibited
whom thoy addressed othsr people
Q.-frou, these two Indications you untlerfnkn
to t. express Judgment that ifr. Tilton ana Mia.
= ooahall we're cnamored Of each other? A.
Not from these alone. I had other things be-
uida them.
Q.-,Let us l,are them-auything that oc-
CURED that you know. A.-The la,e,!nco
which Ars. Woodruff used to mo about aIs. lii
ton corroboratcd whnt should llaye iuforrod
Without that language.
n.-Wl,at language did she uso A.-sho
told mo tint 1ifton Nas her nearest approach 10
ele iuoa Of = nan that sl,o had over met
llaughtsr], and answered: III think he recin.
doca." ~
!, Q.-Anything cae ? Al don't reca1l any,
mug e. befohd that except 1t 10 an enthuaiasm
Ae selt over writing hor 1lfo.
Ile crosa-e1aminaton cloeed ,rfth thc de
sc!opm"nt Of the fact TINT tho witnesB lad boen
indicted Tor libol, but ho showed that the cha-ce
tn. nen neen made BY diarepnsabs parties aud had
wertla npo!oglzed to him. llun,orn thas Deacher
WILL not teRtify arc nzain current
TX e, n: 4 a.'ae,5tta Jss.'1 :,
NEW YoEK. Mbrch 1t.-When tho Court opencd .
IL brooklyn to-day, Mr. leach auuosucci that
alr. Fullerton whs sick. '3"'
=. Oliver johnson made correction Of Roma Of
bis testimony. -
NIls OAKLEY.
- Allsa UakloY IVES then croaH.p5a}niretf bv Mr.
Beach. sinco left tho Court, yctterdav, / l,aye
cohgefscd with blE. bhcaEnlatl, 5lr. liIll. Mr.
Porter mud Mrs. Tltol. l am zbls 70 uay. ct
~ own knowiedgc. that tlo pa,t:en who visited
who had ,yieitod 1t prior to thns date. 1 ti,lnk
nlIsa Anthony ard AIRS. Btanton vera two Of
these parties. + Arat noticed . chaucn
,'a.,s IN ~ I!1tons ato religious views somowcra
enktions ~ which l held ono sot Of
viows, aud ho held another. These discurstons
wera soHetimeH rory warm anil Of son,o irnrtb
lio satd, IN a1bstanco Tint no no longer believed
tnas tllo death OF Christ NaH M atonement fol
rtn. ! cannot now remember II ho used tne
word "hel!evo" tn tlis statemont. Iremembcr
ouly ono occasion OH which he mnllo remarks on
marriage ind divorce. ntisa Anthony aud llta,
Stanton setc present. alr. Tilton sGld, II no
longer believe IN tho marriago-relatlon as oncs
did,, lcanllot tell what hs had Hsil psoyiousiy
on tata subject. do not tecolloct what wan eaiu
!a tho previous Conversations on tho subject nor.
tle substance Of thona. I think all my Anowl-
cdge, Of hla opinlona On tho marriasc-reIation
sns derived from bis PUBLIC writings. I hare 10
recollection OF !iH over saying anytLiug upon thu
'ubjoct Of laHs relating to divorce.
TEsrlHosE or CHARLES cow1Ey.
= Charles Gowlay WEE called ~ the uesk riturss
|lc testified that 1o had lived In Lowell Masas'
4ncn 1879. He had practicod law in Lowell nnd
5oaton Tot tho last nineteen year, except two
'eass' "l!en ho was at tho war in tho volunteer
oteo: :.o Was M ooce capdidatu for A.tosnoy.
ny political matter ho yibitcd Now yo1x it tho
al OF !Ed5. Whlle there hc saw Theodore Til
Oh on; lio was introduced to lin BY Mrs. Wood.
a1 ~, at 9,or llosso a Two,''y-c!shtl. street. Nov
,tcsene Oh thai occasion. liz ctllua at
i1a house by Mrs. Woodirull'u Invitation, TO noot
1lton and othors. MIS-. Woodruff 4aid that
Eoat revolution was about to tako place in re-
ard to tho marriage rctatton md that
sEEcuEa WouI4D nk THE LEADER,
Witness said ho DID not belieyo thls, and lfra. \
Yn01lu!l batd Dccchor would have 10, or he cx-
oscd us one who concea!etl Ia public ltu nriyaSo
entlmons: Mis-. Woodllull having said tome.
hing aa 10 1'eecl'cr's ptoachiuG to Z dozen Of Ius
lissressos,, tho "itness sid shat could moi
o without it being notorious. Eithot
ilton or. Mrs. Woolhull spoke q: thp
nulbor ri, OF Doochcrs n!stroasea a. bolng
'Fty. THO namo OF ll1ss Proctor wss
ontloncd IN this connection. Mrs. Woodruff,
tonc which might hayo boon heard b. Tii.
.. anoko Of alts. Tilton rs wonal with
uou, % = noeehor had long boon onamortd. BAA
Ti'ton waa tho father Of Meu. TItou's chll,
sn. sho sad Mrs. Triton had confessed to Aot
isband, and TINT necolaez obtained rotrGctipu
ON lat, which q friend Of Ii.ton pro-
Ted from him At tho point Of
. pistol. Ho thought sho mentioned
O nsme Of 3loalton. l'hs witucss o1pscuseJ
9 disbelief In tlls. md sAta tLa. II Mrs 11ltou
d written ona confession Hho could wrlto al.
nes: hrs. woodruff sa.a sho waa nos lkely
len Iiton was In so,ue business difficulties.
10 injustice OF some Of tho marriage laws was d.
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