New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Tho Court hero took rocess until Q p. m.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tho Court hero took rocess until 2 p. m.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
| The Court met at 2 p. m, pursuant to ad-
| journment
Mr.. Besch-If your Honor please, whom Mrs Moulton
upon the stand expressed intention OF recalling
her to points, the conversation. related by Mr.
Bcecher between himself and her, May 81 1873, and
also conversation between herself and Mr. Tracy as
| to which crossexamned Mr.. Tracy have deter
mined Sir to call Mrs. MOuon with reference 10 the
last topic suppose that evidence. relating 10 col
lateral matter would not be proper subject Of examina-
ton and regard the other matter have conversed
with personally and learned from her that she would
deny II she were Called upon OATH the allegation OF Mr.
Beecher In relation that conversation that she sad
to him: "Mr Beeoher don't believe the stories that
they are telling about you believe that you are good
| man." II Mrs. Moulton produced upon the stand
she would deny the uteranoe Of that language or equiv
aent language, and have, upon my responsibility, as
sured my learned friends upon the other side that she
would testify. She Is i'll to-day Sir. and in very une
quail condition to appearing the witnessStand ana
submitting to examination, from causes have ex-
pressed my learned friends, and understand tha'
they, relying upon that assurance OF mine, are q'c
willing that 1t shall be taken as II Mrs. Mouiton nao
| sworn to o denial Of that character.
| Mr. Eyarts-We understand Mr.. Beachs statement as
to what the witness II called would say, as enttlng us
to accept IL as what would be the result OF calling her.
and we are willing that 1t should be taken In tho ord
nary FORM that she asked that question whether
she that its equvaent-that single passage that
has been read-she would deny it under oath and this
statement Is to be received she had done so; as
should have no to examine her any more
than other witnesses. believe the lady Is not IN con
dtOn to appear In Court
| Francis ID. Moult0ns reexamination was then con-
| tinued
MR.. MOULTONS EXAMINATION CONCLUDED.
BY Mr.. MOrris--Just single additional ques-
tiOn, Mr. Mouton. Mr.. Beecher asked In reference
to the payment of Bessie Turner's school bills
| Mr.. Evarts-what pagel
Mr.. Morris-Part 1 l, page 500. ITO the witness. Mr.
| Beecher was asked this
bill that PRESENT. A. My impression is that 1t was
some time in the summer Of ISL viii not be ro at AL
bly, He said to day that he was paying great deal
he thoucbt would be- well if would payohe thought it
would be great help to Mr. TiltOn
And at another place that fixed at time in May,
I think. Now, Mr. Mouton. did you say that to Mr.
Beecher in rcfcrenc to bill of Bessie Turner's or the
| equivalent of that A. No, Sir.
| O. When was your first advance OF money to Mr..
| Ttonf A. In July
O. Fonowingf A. July following. yes-July following
! the May of which you speak.
@. 1917 A. Yes. Sir.
| Mr.. Morris-That is all
STEPHEN PEARL ANDREWS RECALLED.
| Stephen Pearl Andrews, a witness for the
| plaintiff was next recalled and further examined
BY Mr Fullerton Mr.. Andrews do you know JaDes III.
| Bloodl A. ] do.
| @. DO you know his handwrtngi A. do believe.
| @. You have seen him write4 A. have.
O. Look at his signature attached to that paper papcr
handed to witnes and say whether it is in hs proper
| hand A. 1t seems to be So also know this witLess
| Mr. Fuerton-I offer this paper in evidence.
| Paper marked " Ex. 12S.'
MI Evars-I assented to this being proved, if your
Honor please without calling the subscribing witness.
| Mr. Fullerton readngl-This ndenture made the ODD
day Of May S7 between Brydon of the City of
Brooklyn County of Kings and state OF party
wnesse that the said party of the first part hath let
ten and by these presents doth grant, devise and TO farm
two offices on the first the building No.
AZ Broadst in the city of NewYork and numbered one
now in said Offices with the appurienances for the term
year from the first day OF May 1872 at the rent
of $i2OO, to be paid in equal monthly advance
| pay ments.
| Mr.. Evarts-What time does 1t cover.
Mr.. Fulerton-From May /, ,1s72, 20 May l, 1873 lro
the witness Now, Mr. James H. Blood, whose signature
you have proven is the husband of Mrs Woodruff is hei
| A. So reputed to be, and lives with her such.
O. Now, then, did they occupy No. 4S BrOad-st. as
brokers' Office after May, 1927 A. should think. after
the part of May. My impression is that they did
| not move in at the LIST Of May.
| V.
| cupied that object A. think so.
O. And up to the time they moved into the Office As
Broad what offices did they occapyi A. No Al Broad
| 81.
| MI Bcach-what is the date OF that lcasei
Nj Fullerton-May 23 1872. That is all. Mr.. An
J drews.
| CROSS-EXAMINATION OF STEPHEN PEARL
ANDREWS.
BY Mr.. Evarts-This lady and Mr. Blood
COL Bood-conducted the same business at "A Broad did
they not before this A. Ycs with exception of the
fact that their newspaper publication was suspended
| during that Summer.
| O. Well, mean the brokerage business. A. Yes; tho
| brokerage business the
O. Now up TO what date did they remain in fact at No.
Ar A. That am unable say with dednitcness. have
only my impression with regard TO that, which Is not
| very distinct.
| O. What is your impression to what time they
moveda A. My impression is that they did not move at
what we call the regular moving day, the 1st Of May
but perhaps one, two, three weeks later; ain not
certain.
O. The date of this ia May %. A. presume then that
they moved Immediately after the date OF that
Q. Have you any recollection Of your to the
date their moving into As A. Not distinctvey TO
! the date, but as say 10 you.
O. That far you recollect it would be about the
| latter part of Mays A. Yes. Sir.
THE SUR-REBUTTAL BEGUN.
Mr.. Evarts-That is all.
| Mr. Fulerton-That is all, Mr.. Andrews.
M. Beach-we rest. II your Honor please.
Mr Evarts-wc will recall Mr. Frceland.
DEACON FREELAND RECALLED.
BY Mr.. Shearman-Mr Freeland, you are