The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09
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new house on Remsen street. which would 10 10
May or Juae, 1871. .,.
was sad A. IL arose IA consequence ol my u.s..
lug her husband wlet er his wiie was aware VI
the ulhculfies IN the family -,
q. You had asked hims A. And whether ne
tholgh 1t wouli be wise Tor me Q say any mug
no oniectIon; | asKeu Mrs MouItun when / met
her another time Whetnef ner hlsDAuu hhl
spoken 70 her about the difficulties tlat existed
in Mr.. fllton's family, and W.T. winch Vas con.
nected; she was occu ned; sue said he mad sAlo
To her that was glad oil ~, because
WAS sORELY DISTRESSED
by the condition u Mrs. Enron, that she was
alone; there were reasons why her mother could
scarcely see her mucn; tnat II was one 81 those
cases thar require Womtn's sympathy ana II
would give me the greatest JOY II she would con
sent 10 DE interested IN Ezaosta and do things
Tor her, such as one sister would do Tor another
III the way OF com orr, consolation ana the in
spiratlon Of hope and peacei tue condition o.
things maze il lmpropef thoughts: thought
Elizabeth loveu me; thougnt some one ought 70
take care OF her. and believed Mrs. Moulton
might he provldentially the very woman to care
o. bid YOU in any conversation with Mrs. Moul.
ton express any feelings OF grief on your part az
To your relations 10 Mrs. ltlton ana her lamllyr
A. Very frequently did. ,o
O. In what way ana now did she respOndY A.
In a way that commanded my esteem ana grati-
tude; she SAID she thought highly OF EhzaDetn
and Qua cneerIully undertake anyIhlng; salu
that II there was anything tnat elizabeth wanted
ana that q woman could perceive TO let me know
aud she would be supplied win lunds; all
wanted was that she should be looked AFTER W
one tnat loved her and would take care OF ner
dIscreeUy.
O. Do you remember any occasions on winch
you sent messages to Mrs. Hilton by Mrs. Moultonf
A. 1 dd send wot DIS OF ENCOURAGEMENT 10 her. 10
rebuild her nome. TO renew the love OF ner ioutn.
TO love ner cnidren, aud sucn cOunseis as pastor
might send to { friend Ia wnom ne was Interested.
q You nave spoken about an interview Ia winch
Mrs. Moul on kissed you on the lorenead. lou
call IL
what do you mean by tnatY A. meant-well
1t was token of confidence, salutaton tnaI
didn't belong TO the common courtesy o. lie, nor
yet a KISS OF pleasure; ~ seemed 10 me noH
O. You have said something about your not re.
turning It'll A. Well sir, ielt 30 deeply grateful
that II nad returned IT with an enthusiasm tnal
might nave offended her deeacy--
Judge Nellson-I don't think any excuse IA
necessary.
q. Now In your visits to that house. how ire.
quenlly did you nave ans conversations peyond
those or sautatiou with MIS-. MOurony A. On
great many, sir: often went when Mr.. Moulton
was gone down 10 the warehouses IN the morn.
ing; ne used to get up early sometimes; would
go up stairs anu lie down on the lounSe' ana sue
would take her sewing, and we would talk on
different subjects
Q. We're YOU aware OF any disposition OF Mr..
oil her Ia the seyerest terms.
q. In regard TO ner treatment OF her nusbanis
Mr.. Fullerton objected.
The Judge ruled mat 1t was not competent un.
less the inquiry was MADE OF Mr.. Moulton.
Mr.. Evarts-The question was Introductory
Judge Neilson-I think, however, that Mrs
Monitor should nave been lnterrogated upon tnls
point
O. In your conversations with Mrs. Moultonr
had you anything 10 say TO her III relation 10 hef
feelings toward Mrs. fIlton as distln suished from
those of her husbandf
Mr.. Fullerton objected on the ground that they
could not can attention to other interviews with
Mrs. Moulton aside from those which had been
called up Dy the paintln
judge Nelson said that Mrs. Mouton ola dis.
close the state oil ner mind In regard 60 Mrs. III
ton.
Mr.. Evarts said that he had purposed 10 snow
Mr. Moutonis disposition toward Mrs. lilton, but
only as drawing attention 10 the conversation.
Judge Nellson-lt already appears from tnta
witness lnat at certain time Mr.. Moutons re-
CARDS for Mrs. Triton had allen oil, and ne ala 1T
regard ner kindly. You can interro9ate as iaf az
that.
Mr.. Evarts argued that the plaintiffs counsel
had opened the byway, established system oil
Intercourse In the language ol their witnesses,
that MIR. Bsecner would often say so ana So giving
the general result, out OF wnlcn they drew inJurR
Gus imputations against the DEFENDANT
Tne Court suggested that the witness be inter
ToRateu as TO " nat was said.
At this point the Court adjourned until eleven
O'CLOCK To-day.