, 1875-02-18

Ind no jua.itlsbto cAuso for dshmisaluy mo
from his employment, 1twaH on tnyo prompt
ing that saw slr. bowen will, relation to tho
htor!cs asaf,,Ht me TIL Dec. 20. Tho cornin"o
catnD to an e1ld ntter very short time 1t "as
islleda long tint bafure Tho pE"ccrsion m whisf,
ttpok part. The young lady vino vent to Winsted
with tho waR q ,nele rclIool-Eirl as,out III OF II
years nf n4c. Sim vas a frinnd ar"i cnmphniot,
of my aanRltor f!cnce sao vss w,an fsr,size1 .s;
visited MrR. W:'"iln''i and her @ hns-
buiul trcaoltt. by her llltB.
hani l maan t;ol. Hood. In tho eloa"t
where Mr. Ioecher's photographs wore fn"fi'a
tlsoro wero no portraits Of any other peIson. l
'ctt TINT belonged to hcr. [ never saw any
photographs If tho lsov. Dr: TAYLOR. tho lsev.
Dr. Alor1s, ur Hfr. ureeloy, III her posresA'on.
Mrs. TIIson. never had any considerable mimi
i,or Ut Photographic Of Mr. I9eecher Witch diH-
tributed to other pes1onA., do not kuov hoy
long the things were ia tho closet which !
'da'a M1. ,,sestef ,aa'ai s;y!ns ' Mr. riit"n asy
Tho pile Of bouks found there we're inacI!bed
by Mr. Becchar. and vera copies o. lltH 'bllcA-
tons. 1 ain not awaro that AIR. I'aecilor wan in
tile habit OF distributing his booka among li!b
,,aeisitoners. l am nat awaro thnt he shove!
sich courtcaics to tilon. N ho seldom ysited
them or attended tl,,ir funerals lam rot Hwarc
that these books lay ou the table until they wero
put into ttls closet wIlan my wife WAS making
arrangements to take boa:ders. Inoyor recelyed
tlo key Of the closet hom ny vito,
nor had it sent to nlo. At tho time
We Ind always tlowura in tho houHc sometimes
ordetol By mo or Mrs. Tiltou. know Of Mr..
Drecllcr bringing Aomo flowers there Ito not
recollcrt any gentlemen calling Oh my "ifo waie
Bho was III, and boing in her room. | never
hoard OF ,tr. Beocher being in my wifos bed
room w!,n.. 4e wRs ill until heard IL testified to
| Yesterday. have no rocollcction Of Slr Bates
beln in my wifas on tlso 27th OF Lnne, when
sho WIZ recovering from, her confinement or Q!
his bol,Ig there on tho following Tuesday, ahi Of
| goins with lin to Coi1ey Island in tho ovenislg.
Nj. Sheatman hero tead two lotters from Mrs.
Tlllon to l,er hnsbnnd.-one lated Aug. Is, lsGo,
aud Sept. 4. 1870. respectively. .,
The witness continued: DO not remomher
how Eoo after writing this latter letter Mrs, Ill
| ton returned to Brooklyn.
| AGr. Eyarts stated that his recross- examination
| would cIobo here.
SICK JUNIOR.
! Ono OF the Jurors waA observed to 10 fnint
and Bic11 at this point. The windo"H OF the
courtroom were thruwn oresi. and he waB given
h gahH IF wuter. Tho Lour uf Adjournment
having arrived, he waB nont homo In charge ot
| two court u;lcefs, and tho proceedings Tor tho
| day wore brought 10 cloHe.
ryARTg' d" FiELD1T4.
Tho Inwyers that mainly tlfud tin public eye
| to-day wore Mr. Fullerton aud Mr. Evar;s. Tie
| former tricl to put questions to Mr.. Iiton; the
tatler lawyer fought every, question stop by etcp
Tho lawyers call Mr.. Eyarts' present duty
".ne,t1iuE." az o .'iloier" MIR. Evarts IL one ot
tlio most agile and accomplished on record. iIo
docs not ask tho Chief.Juttice to exclude all of
A1r. TIlton's testimony i'll bulk but he iA expect
| cd to do 50 ut the clpHe Of witnesa' tentiM0ny
because ho II certainly oboet,.s to eySry
| minutes Of IL. Tl!ton had llqrd'y anaHercd q
| question. Fullerton md Evarts had been up to
that time conleHtIg tho adliissIbility Of qne.-
| tions. Fullerton wanted to learn fiom Iiltotl
| ufN nEnr r
and Mrs. Tilton. E,arta objected. because tue
matter which Bessie Turner overheard WIZ not
uttered for her car but was meant to bc private
bctwcon husband ana wife. and waa excluded un-
dor tho "eonliilenLmf" restriction Of tlla court.
The WY in which tho mattor originally came oHt
WAS this Mr.. Evarts, on tho Hexamlitatio',.
askell Iilton to wllat persons ho told tha story
| OH tho baBs Of improper proposals, and to what
| pcrBonH 1o to!l the story IN tic bnBls of aaul-
1 tory being tho ofrcnae AEr, Tilten recitcd to
| what persons he ha1 told tue improper prupuH-
| alA aud to what pctsoilH hn had told The
adultery story. After lie lad said that ho lla:l
| tn1l The nllultory etury to about throo porHonB,
Mr.. Tilton Baits, ''porl.apd ought TO aud tltus
1seHsie Turner overheard tho whole story III n
conversation between my wifc and myself. y
Fullerton to-day asked What wns the story which
l1essio Turner overheard. This question wss
fought inch ny inch,
EL7zAEET1 TO THEODORE.
Tho following was one Of tho let:ors read TO-
day:
| Js.r |, ls1I.-ME DkAn TllEoponE: had expected
| Inti in4teafl. t.~l tho bitterest disappointment.
hut We aro both III aod's hands, aud. ws now hers
.ns sy '0ss you not s see the u inrGer % dssiiias
good n,al feto.se In your happy face nra leaeefn
,nind, though ill uot IN anywiHs tho cs,lsc. II viii
tArobs with thoughts o las. AZ for n', will wait OF
the Lori. t1ank YOU for the Hutlerings Of the pas
yenr. You hnya been my dclfYcrer. DsAtroy my let
/ inr n N frG1,d. 7 fa1rt