, 1875-01-03

Kennedy understood him to say his was, and
ognizo the photographs Of KInseia aud Mrs. Field
those & the gentleman and the larger o1 the two ladies'
was clerk. Afterwards saw tho 1ams eentiemsn IN 1t
hotel-the centr.l HoteI Hs inquired il ny name
Eiusels editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle. don't know
that he said that when first introduced but during
the conversation he made shst Known to ma. ue did
not refer to having seen me before when with the
ladies' but he referred to the fact OF having been with
those ladies' and made known to that aome trouble
had arisen abou:it and that q suit had been cosa-
meuced He did refer to having bean Ut tho Halfway
House With the ladies. He asked ne had bean
By any parties In reference to what knew about
the matter, I told him that had. He asked No II
there any one besides myself who had bean seen
by the gentleman who had represented himself y The
him there had been one or two. WIS not feq1e1ted
by Nr. Kinsella to ". II. Mosher. Joseph Fuller
and Eliza Gardner, the witnesses. saw ths tases
named. I wrote to Ar. ktnsella once.
TIE WOMEN CALLED H1A TOM"
Eliza Gardner, who. in November, 1878. WAS
ehambermald in T. G. Hoyt's Central House,
Lake George, testified:
recognize Mr.. Kinsell.'. picture - the picture Of
the gentleman who with the ladies' as the house IN
November. The photograph Of Mss- Field recognize
that Of the larger of the two ladies' showed them
to their room, No. and the gentlenan Cana into ths
room willis wAa building fire. They vera talAnR
about going to Bolton-about property In Bolton.
The short-64red lady talked about remaining in Boil
ton. and the gentleman md the largcr ady were to 70
that room kept warru The party left tho hotel and
turned in tho evening" between and all threo com.
ing back When they rsturned hrst saw them At tha
supper-tahle and then they went to Room 2 BY Mr.
Hoyts direction lit fire in Room II for one Of shs
turned to No. r. and saw no moro Of the party th.a
! night Tbs next morning, befote breakfast.
saT tho smaller sy coming shs INT .h1osEe r Sa
2 She stopped at tho door And knocked- vent to
No. T. directly after saw the smaller lady pass
through the hall. made the bed in that roo and it
h,df fha n WI
The ladies' addressed the gentleman ~ tom and
think Of the Indies called Sadie sr sal2ie
morning there was hdys sleeveless jacket hanging
across chair It black Jacket, and Quts small
one. There WAS = eatchel on the chair
sH GLASSES OF BRANDY.
Joseph Fuller testified:
reside in Caldwell. Warren County, and an IN
charge Of the Fort William Henry Hotel In November,
1873 clerk at the Central HOTEL CALDWELL re-
member party Of two ladies aad gentleman staring
at the Central Qne ta1ll8h lady and ons short
one. Saw them In room No. In the evening. Mr.
Hoyt + the bar and ordered thres straight bran
dies, which served. Took them up to that room and
set them the BUREAU The gentleman Was lying On
the sofa and Of the ladies' sittng on chair in
served to thom second time that night, should judge
about an hour after :hey had the hrat think the9
had both the brandies before suprsE CTtnessS e so9d
not recognize the portraits OF Kinsea and Ars f1ed
William Il. Mosher testified:
reside in Caldwell, Warren County, and deal IN
lumber, and farm It some. have Seen Ar Eihsela
The frst time say him to know hun W. 3 IN aoshss-
ton being held there, and he was Chairman Of II
The next time saw him was in sleigh before Browns
sons dine In he fan Of 1a7a year ago thia Last tal
saw him gst out Of tho aeish there snd two lsdiea
also got After that saw him IN the bar1oom N
the same hotel He spoke to tWo threa OF "a, and
be registered At the desk Whatever nAno he gave.
told Mr. Brown ths clerk Ut the tine tnat ~as not ~
hin told Mr. Brown that not his right name It
after the On the registry that this con-
versation took place. don't think could eEa any
description Of the two women.
On Dec. 10, before Judge Lester, in Saratoga,
Tnaddeus &. Hoyt, who was the proprietor OF
the Central Hotel, Lake George, in November,
1873, testified:
remember party Of three persons coming to n.
hotel about the 18th OF Novembsr ls73 party con
ssa.1ng Of gentleman and two ladioa- They eans
there about oelcsk p. n the lsth Of November.
1875 in sleigh, and wnnted dinner. It wss the gen.
teman who requested dinner for three md be saked
for private room. showed them to No. 2 They fe.
ained there until called for dinner. when they csms
down. Before calling for dinner they had in tho room
st.tsl @ to - mo sa.s b VA going TO Bolton. h sail
any lady and will be back pointing to tie larger
lady Of the two and said that he wanted sas ROOM
they dirsctl. to No. :: He called for suF-
rer and ut suppar ordered plat bottle Of Gold SEAL
while 1t tsa an extra room which he had previously
ordered was put In order BY the ehamoergirl Eltza
| Gardner. kept st my house book in which Gaeas
@ bs ,na y kass as ssas It'd
| lady." I saw him write those words, =. k1ugaaJ
aud lady" This WA done on the 1s.h Of November,
| upon thar return from Bolton, aftar tea.
| ANOTHER SOFA SCENE.
| The register Was prodnced before the Raterea
| and offered in evidence. The namo I. hlugH1ey
| and lady WAS in Mr.. Kinsella'a handwriting.
Mr. Hoyt-The naue Of the other lady was not reg
is.ered. added the next line and lAay friend"
Tint wus al the entry rnade After supper wcns 70
Room No. With pint bottle OF Gold Seal, ~ ordered
That between and haf-past o. Before tea TOOK
supper and then thers this at this time in theiI
room-th1ee bottles altogether which served myself.
After their return to the hotel IN tho evening. ~
tvice IN their room. No. e. knseia Was kttne On ths
edge Of the sofa front Of the larger Of tho two ladies'
Who wsa lying tie sofa she had her AIMS around
his neck and be had bis arm under her During the
tine Was in tho room, she called him !" Daring.
and he called har Homer. dear"
Mr, Hoyt recognized Kinsella'8 portrait - inst
OF the man who registered his nano - - I.
Kingsley" and sfrs. Field's picture he said was
that OF the larger Of the THO Ladies g Ills oouss
On Nov. Ii, 1873.
WHAT KESwARD PHILIP OVERHEARD.
Before Judge Nelson. Dec. II, kenward Philip
testified that he overheard conversation hbons
current scsudals in Dieler's saloon. apd thas Al.
K;n=e1a asked another gentleman II he hsd seen
the lady who Mr.. Philip understood to mean 2ifs-
Field. The gentleman said ha had. ILL. kln-
sella, or some other gentleman. then asked,
Isn't she worth $50, GOO ?" This was after
Mr. Field had instituted suit for that Sum- .,,
This testimony was admitted yesterday with
out any objection from Mr- kinsela's g lawyers,
Mr. Woodward. the agent Of Mr. Field, testf,
fed to his connection III tracing Mis-. fle1d ana
Mr. Kinsella to hotels IN Central Ne" 1oth.
The trial lasted for four hours and hall: ana
| the testimony Vas submitted without debate.
h1r. Greenwood il expected to render decision
this week, and it Is understood sha! the damages
are to be assessed at $4,000, which Mr. f1eid
.e,j, II onc mt into the hands Of Trustees for his
wife'a use wh,e ahe il living. and to be given to
some charity a. the Is Kinsella tund" when Ahe Il
dead
The proceedings in the divorce case Are to ns
begun before Judge Greenwood on ne1e hohaay,
and f il undaratood that no detenss ID to be
interfossd.
4 WOMAk'S HATE.