The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-19

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q Ana In wkss direction, A. TOWARD to mont
DID yoS remain IN the room, the parior. any
time A. Not long, slr.
Mr.. Fullerton believe that's all
THE WITNESS GIVEN OVER TO RvARra
Mr.. Evarts indicated 70 the witness before he
took the stand that he would '.show HIS feelingsn
In the case. The whole c0teris Of lawyers and
lockers on for the defence were in great state OF
excitement while Richards spoke, Tracy, Porter,
Sherman ana Evarts close together. whispering.
the witness seemed wholly alone, but he did not
show PAIN His look was imperturpable. His
black or hazel eyes were not very wide open. He
spoke without emotion. only the words being
compassionate. his resemblance to Mrs. Tilton
suggested psychological parallel.
Mr.. Eyarts-were you subpenaed heref A. Yes,
| sir.
took rom has pocket) This Is dated the 18th Of
| February.
Q. When was that served upon your A. On that
9 What is your business, sir, now' A. I am an
advertising agen..
@ Where do you carry on that businessf A. at
Q. When did you first speak of this occurrence,
and to whoma A. I think spoke OF it arst to my
vile.
q. And when did you speak Of 1t to any OF the
parties TO this casef A. think day before yester-
q Now, sir, what did you say to MIR. Beecher
A. greeted them, sir, as is my custom-shaXing
hands with Mr.. Beecher, Tthink-
z. Yes sir A. Who remained seated.
q Had you seen your sister before upon that
morning. A. No, SIR.
O. Had you come into the house in the usual
way without being announced, or. introduced, by
the family at allY A. used TO have Tree range OF
the house, SIR 50 far as that Is concerned
the housea A. Exactly as said; came IN the
Q. And you went upstairs to your own room
Q. Well, what room9 A. Probably the second
Q. With what object' A. To see any one that
was TO ne seen.
you expected to ind your sister, A. Yes.
=. Was 1t this room that had folding doors be-
| tween 1t and the bedroom that you went expect
Ing to find her inS A. Yes, SIR.
g That was the ordinary place A. 1t was the
Q. Where any family visitor would expect to ind
your sister A. ! presume SO.
@. About what time OF day was this ? A. think
g. Had oy y0s any particular business there or
Q. And Immediately on nnding your sister not
upstairs you came down. A. 1t might have been
there aud talked with them q little; / don't re.
member
lorY A. No. sir; left before he did.
q. DID your sister leave before you did, or did
she remain ,, Ny impression IS that she re-
l think went upstairs again.
q: You lett the parlor, leaving your sister there ?
Q. Then you went up stairs 4. 1 am not sure
OF that; probably dld.
q. don't know any thing about ''probabIy; ~ did
you or not9 A. l cannot tell.
Q. DID yon leave the house or go somewhere in
patton OF some kindF A. Ireped could not re-
q. Do you know but that you immediately left
the house wnen you left the par.Or A. may
Q. Your Impression is to the contrary, A. No !:
] have no distinct impression; it is vague.
z: 20 you remember seeing your sister again on
n Thon IA I prata Won ca IN n vo,, >, 49,,
any knowledge, you re tired rom the room leaving
your siserand Mr.. Beecher In the room A.. Yes.
Mr. Evarts-That Is all.
EvARTs DRoPs MRS. It's BROTHER.
Mr.. Evarts began to question Mrs. Tilton's
brother with some assumption and severity, but
soon dropped that manner and let Richards co.
REDIRECT.
BY Mr.. Fullerton II have been subpGnaed more
than once in this case; have been subpenaed
ago; The subp9nas were served on me from time
to time; spoke to my wiie about this at the
time was suDpGnaed and when 1t occurred 1
g Dia you speak TO any one else about it A
progress OF TINS trial.
toitf A. No, sir; don't remember tnat told
hun any thing about what saw.
JEREMIAH r. ROBINSON UP.
After the withdrawal Of Mr.. Richards, who went
out at once and hastily, passing through the lines
Of the Plymouth people, who appeared to be q
good deal discounted. 1t was relief to see climb
into the witness chair J. p. Robinson, man of q
cOuntenance as open and bland as the previous
witness had been, ike all OF Mrs. Morse's family
blood, idiosyncratic, slow, interior.ltke.
Robinson IL the uncle Of Mrs. Moulton, and
brought her up, and he suggests that lady TO those
who have seen her by Lwinkling, yet substantial
expression. Large, well fed with q double chm
q long upper lip, dimpled cneeK, red ears and q
strong, hlgh-cOored nose. Robinson had sweet
ductle voice and no perpleXity.
Jeremiah +. Robinson, OF the firm OF Woodruff
& Robinson, was the next witness Tor the plaintiff
He testified as follows In answer to Mr. Fullerton 5
@. How did you become acquainted with Henry
Ward Beechery A. tmnk That met him at Mr..
MOultOn'5 house first.
Q. Do you recolect the season OF the YEAR, A.
] do not, sir.
Q: Who else was there when you met him there's
A. don't remember that, sir.
Q. Did you meet him there more than once A.
Yes, SIT.
there before was acquainted with him; have seen
HIM come IN and go out.
Moulton's.
the time you met MIR. Beecher there-as to nea lth
mean A. saw Mr. Beecher there once when
q. Now, do you refer to his sickness in the early
part OF the year 1871 a. Yes, sir; think 1t was
q. How frequently did you see Mr.. Beecher dur.
ing tina. sickness A. don't remember, sir; but
don't think saw him many tlmes
O. Had you seen him there prior to that sick
ness A. don't think had, SIR; don't remcm-
Der; dldnt know Mr.. Beecher then very weh 1
knew HIM BY sight
Q. Mr.. Moulton went In the early part of 1871
South, didn't ne2 A. Yes, Sir, alter that sickness.
q. And alter he came from the South did you
meet nim tneref A. Mr.. Beecher yes, i saw him
there aigerward; saw him there since then.
z. How frequently after the sickness did you see
M A.. IL Ia
country ana was absent q year and half; don't
remember whether saw Mr.. Beecher there many
times or hardly at all, after Mr.. Moult0n's sick.
ness; don't remember.
.. And be ore you left A. No, sir; l did see
him there during that Time.
@. In Mr.. Moulton's sick rooms A. / think saw
him once there.
q. Did you ever meet Mr. Moulton and Mr..
Beecher In the streetY A. Yes, sir.
O. When was THAR A. think IL was ON last