The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-03

TWO dozen women were among the audience.
the trial was In its most attractive stage at this
-,
z. Was there any accusation tnsinudtion or inn
putation by Mr.. Moulton that you had carnal IN
tercourse win Mrs. IiIton?
Objected 10.
Mr.. Beach, suppose IL competent for the gen.
tleman TO ask whether anything was said upon q
given subject whether anything more was
SAID upon an introduced subject tnan has been
gwen ~ the witness. / beg Your Honor TO listen
10 tnat question from the records OF the steno-
nIent ana conclusion ana contradiction GU the
part OF the'wIness. II the gentleman merely IN
tenns or wishes TO negative any declaration upon
any SUBJECT IN that interview 1t is very easy TO 90
IL without offensive questions oil TINS character
Mr. Eyarts-Read tire question, Mr.. steno-
grapDcr.
stenosrapher-"on that night, mr., Beeener, was
Or nslnuatlon that you had had carnal inter-
course wth Mrs. llltonW
mr.. Evarts-I tnnK can ask the question.
Judge Nelson think you can add afterwards
"ann II so, what did ne STATE n
Mr.. Beach, object 10 the question and except
tots admission.
witness lanswering) There was no such tnsnu-
alton or lmputation or Implication, ana there
was nothing SAID by hlm or ny me upon that sup
position nor upon tnat subject. applause which
was promptly suppressedl
Y. AT TINS Tune. mr., Beecner, before You sepa.
Or A. Ihere was an understanding should
see him the next day;
z. There Wasy a. Yes, sir.
q. lie was to cali upon you the next day. A.
Yes, sir.
=. HOW DID that arse-at you: request OF MS !,
suggestion A. don't remember; only know
expected him.
Y. Now, the next day was sunday A. IL was.
view, and where, now and when, occur between
yourself and Mr.. Moulton A. After dinner, about
three O'CLOCK IN the AFTERNOON on tne ISL OF JAM
airy Mr.. Moulton came 70 my house; we iepared
together TO me study, which y the BACK room
on tue third story, looking out over the pay
q. Well, sir? A. After the sautations Mr.. Mou-
ton introduced thc suDJect o. Tue erect OF the
mission OF the last night upon Mr.. Illlon aud MIS-
feelings
q. nat uld ne say A. he SAID lnat ~ nau Deen
request ana mat MI. Triton was.that ne mao re-
celyed 1t very kindly; words TO that enect.
Q. Now, during tnls interview, Mr. Bsecner, now
ment We're you sitting or standing or walking
or all q tnemy A. All ways by turns;
part Of the time walked aud part OF the time he
sat and part OF the time he stood; don't remem~
q. Now, win you give the interview as far
as-will you proceed Win tne interview as lar
asyou call II 10 mind A. Yes, sir; although !
can't ave It exactly IN the order, VIII give It IN
such order as can remember It-lnat IS III an
order which assists my memory think Il that Mr.
immediate subject OF the conversation OF my re-
turning inc rstraGton hna ne pr0Seedea %
feeling, not agologel lcally, put 10. nevertheless,
courteous eApanacoh o. MS ansissence On me o.
the last nlghts ACTON ana spoke OF the great
trouble mat had come upon MN %
THE TREAoHEkI OF NIX. BOWEN,
Y, Bowers misconduct .. les, SIR BoWen's
MISCONDUCT ana tnat y wasn't IN human nature
lor hau 70 lose az once MS position,
ana MS reputation, ana MS IVelnoou, ana
not LABOR unaer great excitement, anu
u was perfectly ndtural tlat ne should
extend that 70 inc = ne naa leason W sniuh as ne
olu, IHaI nau IN solc seuse dsslsleu III lt' IndL
gave ree W nv n WHO'S
RELATION lToin .hs -osp, mneu sne iets YET was
brought 70 me oy ar; Bowen; tod Mf. Moulton
tnat lainly nad oeen =. an accessory 20 some
part OF he trouble, anu that as lar as Ia me lay !
thought II was my duty " retrace my step ana TO
epoloslze OF 70 40 any ,nang coulu ~ repair tne
Mscnie, Inas iau tiI ioa ~. aoouS snS
matter ne tnen went on 70 say mat MT. Bowen mad
dismissed Mr.. Triton upon ialse accusations, or
something 70 tnat enecl anu lnas Iney were lies,
anu mat ne coulu prove lneH 70 DC Hes-Lndny oi
me caarges tnaI were n1 T - uo,,,.,, .o,,.
q Mr. Mouton a. Ihat Mr.; Moulton could
he asked me. think what Mr. Bowen told me IN
me interview u the Zotni gave hlm uescrlp-
lion or that interview, and, as IT was then
quite lresn, proDapy more literally aud
more lu!y lndn nave given ~ mere,
put 10 tne Sa na g eaetu puLpoasi "A said
tnat Mr.. BoWen nad Drougnt thaL letter, ana sald
That ne oIougnt ~ Casually, as kinuness 70 MI'
Illton as ms Iequest anea M[. Mouitoa saiu'
Bowen nau proven IIeaCneI0us, lIdt MT. bohen
was occupied Win M. lliton IN the max
Ing OF lhat lestrr' T anu Shat ne na9
promised, NJ. Triton Would send
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up ID Tue charges, anu ne spUAe WIN elnpnasis
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