New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
Morr,s--It IA vha, abe said on the stand.

Mr. Morris-U 10 what she said on the stand
Mr. sheamanwas she in the habit Of speaking to any one
That you know Of,
Mr. Falerton-I object to IT, ST.
M Shearman-on those occasions IL so, to whomf
Mr. Fullerton-I object to II.
M shearman-wen / was trying to avoid leading ques
Hon bat will put 1t in the leading form. Was Mrs Mouoh
n the habit Of speaking to Mr. Beecher and your
Mr. Beach-0bjected to-
Judge Neilson-we will take that
the witness-I think may have Mrs Moulton AZ he
church six times since the period OF my call ana ihee
with her house never her at the chufch ep
she came around foot Of the pulpit STAIRS wnere
"a stand nj Mr. Beechers request at the close OF the service
came around and Mr. Beecher was not where ne eouo SNAKE
speak with her she would wait un nc came anu uu
o. and think invariably shook hands with her on hoe occa
seps u don't think that the number OF ues e1ceedea NIX
NAV no; have been more four think certainly sx-as
many AZ ax times.
On every one OF those did she shake hands and
..s.l with Mr. Beecheri A. think invariably think her OBJ
feet was not
Mr. Fullerton-No; never mind her object Mr. Halliday
Judge Neilson-You have answered
TIE BOARD OF DEACONS AND THE SCANDAL.
O. Now Mr. Halliday, did you shortly after this meet
ing which you spoken OF attend regular monthly meeting
Of the Board Of Deacons Of Plymouth church,
following Wednesday, the Wednesday evening that
saw Mrs Tilton-Mrs. Moultou.
@ Now that meeting recoect how many deacohs
were present. cannot Sir; it very full meehhs Oh
the Board OF Deaconss think
O. II was regular stated meeting was t' A. The regular
monthly meeting held the last wednesday evening III e'
month at that time
O Now meeting the question OF the pocy 10 De
adopted by Church with regard this Woodruff scandal
brought up for considerations
Mr. Fullerton-That is objected TO, Sir
Judge Nelson-Mr Halliday such meetings is there re-
cord kept OF prcceedingsentry made A. Yes Sir
Judge NesonYou propose to bring that in in the morning
! supposef
Mr. Shernan-Yes, Sir TO bring In what
Judge NesonThe record lie says there is record kept
Mr. sherman-Oh we'll bring the record in, but that
will not show The record Of course in every properly
KEEP, record only shows resolutions that were passed
Mr. Morrs-Is that all the record shows wasnot aware
OF IL.
Mr. Sherman-why, certainly
witness-May say the court that this meeting OF
the Board Deacons regular business Of the Board OF
Deacons transacted and ended
Judge Nelson-And that much OF 1t would be on recordY
A. The regular meeting ordinary business OF the Board OF
Deacons Is recorded, and after this
Mr.. Beach-Please state what occurred after
Mr. Shearman-Now. Mr.. Halliday, suppose conhne our
strictly business, afraid the gentlemen VIII
object to something that you say
The Witness speaking TO the Court and supposed
had right 10.
Judge Nelson-Yes, you had right TO-
Mr. Evarts-Yes, you had a right speak to the Court.
MIR Shearman-Yes think you did right but l think we
had better 90 this way understand your Honor to
allow this question: whether this subject brought up for
dscussoni
EJudge Neison-wel know whether he there
IN such relation the Church be in any extent Of
aciay You show any official freely right through
Mr. Shearman-Well that is of the OF official
acts
Judge Neison-I don't know.