, 1875-04-14

o.--bo you know7 A.-7hsy were made principally
to my wife.
G.-what complaints ltd you li,4s next day7 A.
aos iras M st ns r. s,,fa ri e; oassf h ' ''
Q.-Can you AtAte any one you heard 7 A.-So,
Q.-rhen you heard nothing new the neg. dsy4 A.
q.-Thsn iho old complaints ~ers r.rc..ed7 A.
THY .y h.ys ee:n b1, on rSe3eut ~ .hem
o.9T.iisd by hs:.s,t, A:-T.'ksa hy h,..e1..
day7 A.-Hho may hare done M.
Q.-po you reme'nter Whether ,he did Or no.7 4.
.aneo ao o o ts .: t's Sub
Q.-uo you remember wheslff nile did or did not
mike complaint sg4snat her husband thut .lay7 A.
cannot ray that fee0lect Whether she did Of not.
nEauLT oF THE lHTEnTlEw.
Q.-Th4t occurred =. The result hf That Interview
befose you left7 a.-so:hins. except that 1lraycl
o.-wsi, rno,n t,s result o,,4rr ttan .hat-wa..
waa the utsllot Q! tic ihtafEtcw3 A.-Taat would
81 homo md alk over nuAters, aul let thc.n know
o.-You d,a nj A.-res, ttr; m, wife went along.
Wstaiktd .hs .a'!cr over moFe y Io's; Kidding tas
elnng. from What had been tod her. ami which did
not hear, beeTc that arf Ttlton nush. not to co1-
Of so1ne considerable Interchange Of ews between a.
but in the iast moment. al the had her things OH
n t s. . u sn ~ bssst
Il wrots oil Htta scrap os PAPER mud hAulcd Ii 70
o.-rhis is what you wroto3 ~ M, tnr,4nea to
shnk Tint your y!sW II right, and thai SPAR 4tinn
with fcttl,incnt and support. wnud Ia the wtsost
Tsa III Il t tst /. u T. sria.nce Y
U-How, what did afrs. Bceeher a:a.s 70 you that
mn.1 AL aont think ,ny wifa tol me Tho d..
tat.s know sho did not tail ma tho ls:.z Of Aer
f-'rIrn vni r,vn fhs sdr1rc-sens,ntI,, ,rJ
whas yea b Sad It's ay bsors from M ;tsasn MoIss .n %
Q-Aud your w;fea judgment X.-ye.. sfr,
4-And you .csed npon your wifes Judgment.
was pred;csted1 Al did IN very eoas,assSle M % de-
g,ee had very srsst confidence In her judgment In
o-1ISw lang hal you b+cn sc1nsln.cd with Mr., TIL
tcn7 Al donT know, .ir,-t-over-thi. was is7o-
'Co-4o;1e twolys or fifteen years, 1 utnk.
Q.-pstose giving that advice, sou dilns see T;oa7
Q.-:;er communicated With him7 AL hadn't.
Q-1u any wiy7 A.-So: in xny war.
Q-Do yuu recolcct The day OF thu mouth in this
Dc: en,LeFf A.-That was about tue u.l1dls of D.
se1'bcr: sir; lits!-
Q-la.of A.-1n Is1o.
MHa. DEEouER AND MEs. Tt1ToS.
Q--That degree Of intimacy hal cxisei between
Mrs. uscrler and Nr1 Titnu IN TO tla. time4 A.
No great degree Of intimacy. Tney wesa On frIcudy
Q-Ial Mrs. peeehor bern in tbs habst Of v!.t!nR
Mrs. Tliton at her house? Al thint sr, that Lei
health Via such that she could wilt hut lits any
whcro.
-Q-Had Mrs. Ti1tou been in tho habit Of Visiting
II :. D.echsr7 A.-Yes, she did call urou her sev-
Q-WithIn what pcriod7 A-That cannu. Bay,
V.-slr, do you kunW when she laseat cali ~aa7 A.
Q-Wiil sou ttato o, tho l.tcr. .s,t You rcmcp,-
bcr7 A.-So, sir, could not giva date earlier or
'A;e' n--c,, xo,, :, .,,. ,,.,,,, H., p,.,,.,-.
Is 8, Al c,m NJ 1n' 't01''' f' osestes Ii a'e seAs
Q-os1n 81 Al cannot.
.1:o-,uat ~ w e' .e .n"t eae s's,ten PET any sime
no rscorl Of the % linz e11 s''s ~. LAW
i1i ~ tttj 49, a. @ ars Leese. nso S'tea ant.
tan- hor..V Nv, prro 'ai4 4a'es''s" ~
O,-Wr, Deocher, YOU Ind srta, conversation with
Mr., II ton otl1eryyisc al thnt tytnn7 A-yot a.
V..-Don'i You recoliect c,sInr her couuse, rs to
bearin9 md co.tInung patirnt? Al rect|ioct s4y-
.hs would b. .b.s To- Gs.r IN. Ye n' u ''o
si1x WAS vsMr prarospss1.
OIL didn't aat tLas. Al understaol SOU to ak
o.Ewe, % dians M fsdai asK 10, her aespouaeaey. A.
Tint "a. Il tas found.ttea on wh!rh eiv:i &.
Al can't tel You,
.nv7sva p.r,rscv
Gmp,d y9n say 70 hss "Lst Iatlenee haye her psr-
'eI, nd vou M .9.a ao rem, sens'nes @ saai H.. aa
en Soi pc. Inv vu .s,c an yons afGss
statetl that gayo tlle language.
Fue.sopMEss Fua.t: H. .n,, mo 1ass ssaa. H.. H.,
Ens!erton-aea. r.
- Eans..on .s a,,aa1ng}-i nave feeoltect'na or
n.Iy oao Hgle kn'h$ aati 70 Mrs. Tilton ~hen at
M5. MG':ea now !; T. .hat have been long win
yoa as!a you neyer alluded to no about tIo disresees
~ your honseAou anu ahc SAID she concealed It be-
cauhe @ ahe tn2ught IT would pass swRr. gayo her
COUNSEL tsln4 hef to exercise PATIENCE aal said,
Lot rHtfence haTe hsr lesfect work.
A.-Ths + true.
4-Mnd atd yot adr!te Patience: A.-Fes stF.
4-IlAt y, after you htar1 whnt Mrs. Mprso had Ia
sag A.--Al that they bad sail to nc. 1 lad not
hesrd what they htd sAd to my wife,
4-9an havs t"d u your wlfs tll not toll yo,,. 4.
-shs did not tel mo she gave MO genera! account
A.-And yet notwithstanding that aariee sat gave
Tiers tor atisnee md you tbs next day
advised sopaFafon7 Ale did,
Mns, MonsE'a 1rrrrn.
o-1 ca, YOUR stienton 1,oaf to tt,s letter az A,.
Morse to yot,rsclf-to that ti1,,ss Of tt
Heeeher fTu Mr. Tulisrtot S.rinat = ~, in Tn. xa.-
1917 '-
Fuilcrton-ycs mir
Q,--flteat1pn.l did not think for 4 moment when
+ satc,i sira Il IN ~ ,our saii tnoe" .m..atnr ~
kpew II Of corsc sn liz rsj YOU Would not 90 ihers
without liern Do yot knoH whst cali Mrv More re.
ri rn.tinu Hnv n,,nrhersandnr II rro .roa
aaya7 Al don't recsij wlat ii ,ne.mt sir.
u-p1l yo,, untcssixnj the ..sIrs u" ibcro refers
10 SIrp nee,hrr7 Al dout know Of AnyboJY elsy
/ nj q iumo ii ia. str
o,-What tloca thts mean. Il ypr understand IT, br