The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
MISS MARTINEZS LAWSUIT.
THE CONCLUSION or THE CROSS-EX-
dMINITION or DLL VALLL.

The court room and all its approaches
were crowded yesterday morning. when Mr..
Beach resumed the cross-cxaniination OF Mr..
del Vale. A plan was shown the witness, and
he testified as follows:
"Ihls looks to me like plan Of tho rooms ]
had in the Arlington House in Washington. II
Is possible occupied the parlor az well. sent
$50 to tho plaintiff at the Hotel Royal Oh the
2sth Of Atri IL was the day she went to the
Hotel Royal. I know it was the day she went
there because she sent me a message to that
effect. sent no note back. sent the money
to the mt &, cnger 10y Celia. the chdmOermad. l
demonstrated with the plaintiff about her early
horseback riding In rouehkeepsic between the
Goth and 2ith Of June. do not know whether
she rode out on horseback before the new sad
die was bought. After demonstrated with her
about the morn ne rides she resumed them While
was IN Saratoga, but not think while was at
home. / do not know who was present when
Complained to her about her early morning
horseback rides, and dressing with her door
open. There were two such conversations. one
IN the library +; q servant may have been at work
IN the room ana present during that converse
tiun. No one was PRESENT at the second No
one was present at our conversation about the
Herald advertisement. On the 1lth | told her l
had ascertaincd her family antccedcnts, and
that her father was not named Henriques a. she
bad told me. and that he was living irregularly
with her mother. AM was astonshed that she
could conceal Il from me, who had shown h,rso
much kindness. She replied that she did not
see the use If telling ne ala her ontecedcnts. /
then went up stairs to lite a letter. When
came down she was writing al letter. A. came
IN she tired TO fold 10 up and conceal u from me
80 that might not inform myse Il IT, CON
tents. Seeing her 80 engaged, | thought she
was writing TO her fathcf and told her did not
care whether she wrote him or not, as l should
tell him myself what had found out II there
me the letter th.t l might Know what It Was
alto t. anu tuat 1t wa IA answer TO an auverti-e-
Tue advertisement was read as follows
" hNc years OF a-c' Oh -'.t' mi i y. "nH A!'
in - 90 u"sf@, ',i t'e' S .H-"s, ~ "1'
Sg,,eg To- 'ane ,.t Of 'e ,o' a.u attend q, ,9y
Mx1i a IA a. All n.c ucis ..ouIl nnd tni. aver, dl.
rel. Aidr ia owu na1., u iAs, .i,iAs tu partea-
Isrs' l.. L. II" oiIg sl"g' y. L.
vertisement. hut tho court promptly checked II,
ana the witness continued.
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