New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03

know about that. II was mid winter and only know
the hour by the fact that my O'Clock tea-beI rang
@ Now, was there any further statement in re-
gard to this Its preservation its return, or Its
use, made during that interview than what you have
stated A. No, Sir; think not
O During this interview, Mr.. Beecher, was the word
"cme used either by yourself by Mr. Moulton, In re-
gard to any conduct OF yours A. No, Sir.
O. And there anything said Mt that conversation,
either by Mr. Moulton yourself in regard TO any rep
araon you ready to make. than have stated
for the wrong, misfortune. you expressed tf
Mr.. Beach-One moment Mr. Stenographer, VIII you
please read that questions
The Tribune stenographer read as follows:
And there anything saidat that conversation either
BY Mr. Mouon yourself in regard TO any reparaii9n
you were ready TO make than as you have stated ior e
wrong, or misfortune, as you expressed III
The witness-Nothing that remember. You ask me
whether there anything-you say, anything other
than what had already statedi
O. Anything said in regard to the reparatio. or wrong
misfortune In Mr.. Tton's affairs family that you
ready TO make, except the wrong and misfortune as
you had stated It'll A. do not still understand you
qute-whether you mean-whetler anything more than
what / have stated that would do was stated. OF
whether would do something about other wrongs thah
those that stated Z
Q. Yes; the latter question. A. No, Sir there was
not.
O. Did Mr. Moulton on this Sunday say to you or did
Tton had for you to to her house. and toid
you that she believed that your relations were wrong
and you told her you told Mr. Moulton that you tou
her II you believe these relations wrong then they
shall be terminated" and did you then further, tell Mr.
Mouton that you prayed with her-prayed to Coo Win
her for help to discontinue your sexual relationsf A.
Poohl No. Sir made statement in respect To my WISH
with Mr. Moutonn respect to that visit OF July stated
10 Mr. Mculton i'm regard to the allegation that
by Mr. Tlton that the July preceding conversation
betweep his wife, or written statement somewhat SINH
lar to the one made in December had occurred; ana
that when went to her In August during her SICK
ness there was word hint Of any such thing; tna
II was matter Of depression and mental troubles and
that talked with her and prayed with her as would
with any other parshioner and marveed that there
had been any such statement that had got no wind ot
or hint Of 1t.
O Was there any other ausOn TO occasion OF prayer
between you and Mrs Ton than that that you have now
giveni A. do not know, but may have stated that
prayAd with her when went down TO see her at her
mother's but don't remember that did; 1t Is quite
possible.
O. Was ap-thing said by you in your hearing by MIR.
Moulton on that Sunday that of the nature oil
this statement that you and she prayed for hep 10
discontinue your sexual relations A. livery ae-
eidedyl There was such thing whatsoever, In any
manner or shape by Mr.. Mouton or any other DUNLAP
being. [Murmurs of applause
Mr. Evarts-n your Honor please, it Is SO near tne
hour OF adjournment.
| Judge Neison-win gentlemen keep their seats until
the Jury retire Ito the Jurors Gentlemen, please re
| turn at IL o'clock on Monday morning.
Mr. Madison (Clerk of the Court This Court stand'
| adjourned until Monday morning at III o'clock
The COurt thereupon adjourned until MONDAY morning
| at ii O'Clock.