The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-03

archive. That is the letter. I suppose that il the
drait, Mr.. Bowen would have the original .
The Wltness-I was going TO say doubted II |
Mr. Morrls-That is not the one that was sent.
Mr.. Evaris-Tnat Is the draft or copy. ITO wit
ness) In your Handwriting Ayes. sir.
O. Draft or copy OF the letter you sents A. Yes.
sir.
O. When Mr.. Moulton went Of; before he
went or with this memorandum which he had
made, was anything said by him about mis- burn
ing or returning IL A. Yes, sir.
@ What that's A. He said treated It
as mere memorandum TO be read. and said alter
he useL IL lie would either return IL to me or
burn IL.
by MIN A. Yes sir; well, excuse me
O. meant taken away from the housel A. IL
never was IN my hands; he had IL In his posses
sion all the time. and made that remark concern
ing II before he lett.
&. And the use Of II, with whom aud to what
end IT. stated TO be A. 10 was TO remove
rom Mr.. Illton's mind the impression that was
indifferent 10 his welfare and tnat was inimical
Q. And was II to be used otherwise or with any
body else
Judge Neilson-What was said, II anything
Mr.. Beach, desire to DO excessively lndulgent,
Mr.. Evarts TO the witness) SAID, AFTER
using he was either TO use 1t or burn 1t =: what
use and with whom A. The understanding be-
Mr.. Beach-one moment. Mr.. Beecher insist
that you shall state what was said, or the SUBJ
BY Mr.. Evarts-what use was spoken OF by him :
a. He said he wished TO make a memorandum,
from which he could represent my feelings no
then perceived them TO Mr.. Triton, Tor which pur-
pose he wished me to write, but declined and
then he suggested that lie would take a memo
randum oil points which he would expound to
MIN.
day How was the Light was the gas 1T, orr
A. Not IN the study.
O. Not in the room where you were A. No,
Sir
O. And was the sun set A. I don't know;
don't know about mat; 1t was midwinter, and
only know the hour by the fact that my I'VE O'Clock
tea bell rang.
gard TO tns paper, It's preservation, its return, or
I Its use maze during that interview than you have
stated A. THINK NOT.
Q. During TINS interview, Mr.. Beecner.
WAS THE WORD 'CRIME" USED
either by yourself or Nj. MouIton in reference to
any conduct OF yours A. No, sir.
q. And was there anything said at that con-
versatlon, either ny Mr.. Moulton or yourself, in
than as you have stated, for the wrongs and mis-
fortunes, as you EXPRESSED itg
MI, Beach-One moment; what was the ques-
tlon?
Mr. Evarts--It was quite long one.
Mr. Beach-Mr. Stenographer, Will you please
read the question tlhc question was read.
The Wltness-Nothlng that remember; have
you asked me whether there was anythlng-you
say anything other than hal already stated
O. Anything AID in regard to the reparatlon for
misfortune IN MI. Tllton's affairs or family. that
misfortune as you mad stated II? A. don't still
understand you quite; whether you mean whether
Mod % Was or whether wopa do
something about other wrongs!
q. That is alY a. No. sir.
q. Did MIR Moulton on this sunday say to you,
or did you say TO Mr. Moulton on this sunday, that
Elizabeth Tllton had sent Tor you TO come TO her
house, aud told you that she believed that your
4 relations were wrong, and you told her, or you
\ told Moulton that you told her, ~ you believe
4 these relations wrong then they snail be terml-
mated - aud did you then tell Moulton that you
prayed with her. prayed TO God with her for help
/ TO discontinue your sexual relationg A. No,
\ SIR; l made a statement in respect to that
| visit OF July; | said to Mr.. Moulton, in
reference to the allegation that had been made
u by MIR Tlton, that IN the July preceding con-
Il versation between his vie or long statement.
l somewhat similar 60 the one made IN December,
\ had occurred aud that when | went 10 see ncr In
\ August at her sickness, there word or
hint, any slch thing said TO me; that 1t was a
matter OF depression and mental trouble, and
that talked with her ana prayed with ner, as
would with any otner parlshloner, and / mar
yelled II there mad been any such statement that
got no word OF IL or hint Off,
Q. Was there any other aluslon to
AN OCCASION OF PRAYER
! between you and Mrs. Illton tnan that you have
now given A. / don't know, but may have SAID
I that prayed with her when went down TO see
her at ner mothers, but don't remember that i
did; IL IS quite possible.
q. Was anything SAID by you or in your hearing
by Mr. Moulton on that sunday that was OF tue
nature OF TINS statement that you and sac prayed
for help 10 discontinue your sexual relationsg A.
There was such thing whatsoever, In any man
ner or shape, Dy MIR. Moulton or any other human
being. (Appause.D
AT this point the Court adjourned till eleven
O'Clock on Monday morning.