, 1875-03-23
The Defendants Lettars---Hilngelf
the Worst " "Conapirator."
TIE Hardest Things lie Has To Explain
when Eo Takes tho Witness
Stand.
OBSERVATIONS.
EEGsIE'e GENERAL. uET-ur.


sp-cidt Disratrh 10 Tie Cairnp 1r,5n.e.
hRooKLYS. afnreh % 222.-Ea-J!Gsc Porter. whose
Holemn voice and Hepuichrnl manner lit li.n TO bb
sn1ton rathor thnn resurrccionBt of collt-
douccs 20. through with Miss Elizabeth A. Tur-
ner carly this morning. 14at blitho damhcl
ttIpnetl to tile stand in tl,e convoy Of TalIaco
Caldwell, who drew q chnir TO litr feot, and sat
tlofo gazing raptsruus!y III lIcr fncc, Ehc WIS
as brisk and conldent as ever. Upon her face
slloue tho radanca OF largo and uu8llakablo
Bcf-apprecia!iou. Her short round face was
tntcd with hucs OF Neopolitan coral. 1Ier
saucy and curious neBa stuck ont liho the
rostrun, OF Rntna1l gnlloy, nni III II pair Of
thin, clondy, twisted curls her roscwood-colorod
haIr tricllcd dorm her aliouldern. Imagine two
cables Of twisted raw beef and you llayo 1sca.ies
rtnglots. She has the boldcat fron. and tho
shortest neck woman ever displayed for tho con-
temptation of nun. Her speech IL ~ nnclHg M
a Bauaage.eloppcr. and l.cr evidence trips of
her tongue as If tho Incidents OF novel were
waitzing into volume.
TIE DtNEcT EXAMINATION
VIVA like chcas-pluytug with All automatou. Upon
this cagl,ncrcl and blue-ribbunod instrument
Porter played with tho doieful industry OF Tom
1i1lch, En1 evoked sork Of ecceaiaaticnl GILL;
can which ect at least t;yo-score faithful hearta
dancing 10 tue music OF the future. Porter fin
fBhed lid voluntary by 49, and obtained one or
two valuable corrections OF tho previous tcsti-
1nony, 10 nil Of Which 10 nodded with tho
soicn.nitY Of Lord Buslcgh. In closing lis
graveyard task, Porter oducotl three lotto,s
from 1iltou to Bessie, which wofs 10 kind and
iathorly in tulaa that Bo,aa good poopo wondered
what on Garth they nero to provo ngsiust tho
pMIntT.
TILE ANXIETY With REGARD TO THE cnoss-ExAM1-
AAr1os.
Then the melancholy nwnfn 1nrrmured THAT'S
all, aud! straghtnay, shutting az OF 10 600 fec.
md chorus Of aneezing told that Miss Elizabeth
A. Turncr Ind fallen into ti,o clutcAca at tho
great American c1oas-oxeinsunr.
ruLL:n-uS.
That notable In.1uiaitor.in. .e!ltoi had been
watching Ills yfctlnl for D day aud half like 4
cupeptio toua.cnt prowliuC about n mouse-trap
with II worry plump small deer inside. Whon l.is
turn came to turn md fend tho complaceut wit
,uefs Ito Foso 10 his foct With pleasant Bmi!v.
and fast and thick flew the questions. Thoy
were nlH1tly caught ana hold by tho witnosa WHO
did not aeom whit discouccrted, until, later III
tho day, for au hour Bla tlonnaored iu q mosh
OF contradictions and parploxitIch nbout the cir
.cutnstances oil her leaving tho nerylco Of Mr.
,Dows. as Tarrytown.
SOME rELr1Su.
In tho very thick of tho cntang]ement Tracy,
who hntos Fullerton III tho Devil llateS holy
water. Which is & like imperfect comparison for
Tracy and Fullerton, roao to Elizabeth's rcscuc
and said hoslY; Enough! That's not OH
record, "-alluding TO formos roply quoted by
Fullerton. Tho ox-Jutlge, uitLous turning to
look a. ILLS Augry adversary, said, Ia tho iclest
tono imaginable; Fortunately you aro not OH
record though you hayo o record" Trsoy
looked for . moment like marble statue of lago
and then began passionate aildreas to tho Uauch
Fullerton. utterly ignoring Tracy. continued
Ills questioning Of tho w!tpcsH. III the midst of
the l,ubbub, shcarman np1ang TO Lis fcet and
gaining bolduesa by being unobserved, voutusoti
on remark "stop. Miss Turner, tho COUNSEL
is behaving most improperly" Fullerton l,aa
cars liks haro, nnd axttuyuls,od sloarman fur
tUenty-tour hours With sarcastic "so brother
slearman says."
uUsiNEas FOE nEsslK.
Dubh1ing over these fats, Fullerton soon rip
pied along tho dcepa aud alal!ows OF croan-ox-
animation, and, At rocess. lett Miss Turner atill
pondeEiug over = conunlrunl tho solution OF
wh1ch seemed to 10 that al.o had at least olulyu-
eascd. After rocebs there wore moro OIL
tauElcneutH, 1luto contradictions, aud
tendency to Mysteries on tho part
Of our auburn maid. sho didn't SOC tue point Of
squest!ou hers and thcro till 1t had psrforsted
her ana LETT no opportunity for doubt. For two
hours tho cross-e1a'ninat!on ragged, aud then nd-
tournament arrived before it was finished,
TIE DEFENDANT AND u1a WIFE.
l}eacter looked on al! day with enough con-
cern In his face to warrant the aeluslon thas Ao
.wsa q perfect stranger looking on through noy-
city. H,s wife, suaIaled In mhte knitted WOOL
eur, doxed only to wake every live minutes, like
a sick WOMAN speeding nlong on a t1csolne jour
pey.
Nla 1lLToS
hung her lead demurely, and, like Mr. Toots,
wrote letto1a which must have been directed IL
heruelf. a1nce she gave them to nobody olse.
unorsIR uALIlnAys HARD LUCK.
Brother l1a!lidaya rather unmiu,s!ollal allnslou
70 the Jnyen.le Guardian Society as humbus
hss resulted IN MI Immediate suit brought
against hin by tho managers Of that institution,
il which $4,000 IL iuani.oued ax the price Ut tho
!, oozical Misrepresentation. brother Halliday Ia
out 10 an spooeis!sa and explanatory card, which
- has not modified tho Juvenile Guardians. in the