New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
TESTIMONY OF MRS. SARAH C. EDDY.

Mrs. Sarah C. Eddy, witness called on be-
half of the plaintiff being duly testified as fol-
lows:
BY Mt Fullerton-Whcre do you reside Mrs. Eddy
A. In Brooklyn.
O. What street and number A. 12l MontaCuest.
O. Be kind enough TO state your husbands name \.
Robert Eddy.
O. How long have YOU resided In Brook lyn A. | have
resided In Brooklyn ten years.
O. Before that where did you reside A. In New
York.
O. With your fatheri A. Yes. Sir.
O. And who is your father A. Josiah SUTHERLAND
O. Are you acquainted with Mr. MOulton and his
familyf A. am.
O. state whether you have been in the habit OF visiting
Mrs MOutOni A. have, frequently
O. When did your intimacy acquaintance first com
mcncef A. About fifteen years ago.
Q. Before after your marriage A. just before my
marriage.
O. want to call your attention to the year 1873 do
Won recollect visiting Mrs Mouton during that year A.
Yes Sir.
O. Where did she reside in 1873 A. 40 Remsen-st.
O. Where she now resides A. Yes. Sir
O. Do you know Mr.. Henry Ward Beecheri A. have
met him.
O. When did your acquaintance with him commence
A think in 1874.
O. state whether at any time in 1873 you met him at
or near Mr.. MoutOn's house in Remsen-sti A. met
| think. in the morning
O. Where were youi A. was just going into the
house.
O. You we're ascending the steps he descending
A. Yes. Sir
O. We're you acquainted with Mr.. Beecher at that time
A. Yes. Sir.
o. state whether or not he salued you A. He did
not.
O. Did you salute him 7 A. did not
O What was his appearance when you met him on that
OCCASION Mrs. Eddy A. He didn't notice me- lie seemed
absorbed
O. Did you see any in the doorway the door
of Mr. MoutOns house you assembled the steps when
YOU met Mr. Beecher A. No, Sir; didn't observe any
body Mrs Mouton opened the door for me the door
WAS shut and she must have seen me coming up the
steps
O. Why do you think SO A. Because she opened the
door for me.
O. without your rngingi A. Yes, Sir.
@. Or knockingi A. did mt knock.
&. Nor ringi A. No, Sir.
O. Mrs Moulton let you in. did shei A. She did.
O. What was Mrs. MOut0n's condition as she ap-
pearedl A. She seemed agitated.
Mr. Evarts-I object TO that. We had nothing to say
about that
Judge yeilson-I think we will take that.
Mr. Evarts-Your Honor will note our exception
Judge Neilson-Yes, Sir.
O. What was Mrs. Mouton's condition when you
entered the room or the hai A. She was agitated
O. State If you can-ndicate If you please TO what ex-
tent-whether it was slight or consderablei "A. She
seemed greatly agitated.
O. Did you say anything to her upon the subject OF her
then agitation A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Eyarts-I object to any conversation between this
lady and Mrs. Moulton.
Mr. FuIlerton-That brings right to the point.
PROPOSE TO show by this witness that Mrs. MoultOn
then and told her what had Just taken place between
Mr. Beecher and herself in which she related subsan-
tally the same story has testified to here witness
Judge NesonThe ruling, and o. course you VIII
take the same exception.
Mr. Eyarts-We except to your HOnors ruling
Bv Mr. Fulerton-stae whether you were in the habit
OF going into country during the Summer months
A. Yes, Sir
O. Did you go into country in the year 1873 in the
Summer months 7 A. did
O Where did you spend the Summer 7 A. In Dutchess
County, town OF Stanford
O. What season of the year did you 60 A. The first
day Of July. think.
O. How long it before you went into the country
In the Summer OF lS73 that you visited Mrs Moulton
and found In this state OF agitation ~ you have
described and when you met Mr.. Beecheri A. think
shortly before went cannot state the time positively
O. Well you think shortly before you went into
the countryf A. think 40.
O. within what period OF time A WITHIN Few
weeks; cannot state positively.
O One of the Jurors asks what time in the day or
mornine YOU went there A. can't remember l think
II wa, in the morning. but don't remember what time
Of day.
O. What time In the morning do you mean by that
,aru, A Well should think early marping-pretty
carly