New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21

there-I don't believe there wss month vben sDe %"
not do kindness Of that kind
@ When Mr.. MOulton w@ absent you waited for him.
dbl youi A. did, Sir
O. When wa It that Mrs Moulton gave you this "hss
Of inspiration" you term III A. IL was rStuIosy
night, the 3lst OF May.
q. Where were you theni A. In Mr. Moultone mndy.
q Did you lie down on the sofa uenf A. No. En-;
sitting at the table
O. At the timei A. At the time.
O. But were you any time during that evening lyins
upon the sOfaf A. No, Sir.
O. You have distinct recollection OF thatS A. NOV
was not.
O. Your recollection is positive upon that subeot' A
II Is very positive, Sir.
O. You can Distinguish between that visit and al tho
other vists that you made at Mr.. Moulfon'sf Thss
visit stamped itself very ndeliby my mind In regard
to such features as recoIlect
Q. DO you recOllect that when Mrs. Moulton was ON
the stand she asked the question by your eoun~
whether she kissed you that occasion Iheard bus
part, self, of her testimony.
q. Howl A. heard but part Of her testimony
Mr. Evarts-I did not ask her whether she kissed him
on that occasion.
Mr. Fullerton-Or any other occadon. DO you rsmerS
Der that A. don't recolect whether did or not su
that is question which would
O. Was not Mira Moulton asked in your presence In
regard kissing youi A. Icannot now say whether she
was asked In my presence and learned 1t from hearing
her or whether read IL in the testimony and learned
II 80.
O. Didn't you suggest to your counsel TO Arb her ths'
question A. II may be that did
Q, DO you recolect whether you did or not' A. !
think you helping my memory.
Q, That ia what am trying TO do. A. o, l know, Ell
you and together will get 1t out daughter fbaVe
an impression that did ask my counsel, and therefore,
that must have heard IL.
O. Didn't you write slip Of paper and hand 70
hunt A. won't say about that; whether whispered II
or wrote it on q slip Of paper won't affirm but my Inn
preston Is that suggested IT, and therefore mast have
heard It.
@ Did you ever use this expression or its equivalent TO
Mrs. Moulton that she seemed 70 you like aseebob Oh
the Day Of Judgmentp A. No, Sir.
@. You heard Mrs. Moulton use that phrase, d'd
you not in her testimonyi A. am just in the same
state OF mind about that that In about the other
question; whether I heard her or not does not u
this moment 10 that she used such phrase
either knew from hearing from reading the testimony
afterward.
Q. Didn't you some such expression IN eonVors~
ton with heri A. No, Sir; don't think did
O. No kindred expressionf A. don't think did
O. VIII you swear positively that you did Dotf A.
Well, the Kindred expression" is very generic
phrase, and I cannot tell what phrase used out OF
wbich--out OF which her imagination may have franco
that
O. lam not talking about her Imagination. am tan
ing about your appreciation OF the terms. A. did not
any such phrase that she was OF the Day
OF Judgment :" do recollect that used any pbrae
out Of which that could be naturally derived or made
O. Did you any phrase Of that character OF s'gb'n
cationf A. don't recOllect that did
@ VIII you swear that you did mott A. VIII sveA'
that made OF phrase that would justify sncb
statement a. that
O. You Will swear positively to tbsti A. That W my
best recollection, Sir.
O. Is that all you TO say that that s yo"f bess
recOlectoni A. Imean TO say tina; DID not use thai
phrase; and according TO the best of my RECOLLECTION.
nothing Of that kind
O. AK you again, will you no further than " 20,
that you don't recoLeeti A. will that did not ny
that she was to section Of the Day OF Judgment
O. Well, Mr. Beeeber you quite aware that that Va
| not my question: A. No, was not; thought 10 wa
O. Iasked you whether you said that, or something
akin TO It. A. Wen, said that did not say that p"sI
lively and something akin 10 1t, according TO ny
| best recollection I did not say, either.
O. Now I ask you whether you viii 60 beyond yous
best recollection and say positively that yon did no' 4
| In regard to something akin, won't
| Mr.. Fullerton-Very well, then, have esi y
| nAughter.l
| The WitDess-Yes- Sir