The New York herald., 1876-11-17
tho same strain which were al .nph.,ioaily denied


by the defendant
Witness resumed. Mr.. Alvarez came to live with
him at iPoughkee?sc; he had come from Cuba with
portion OF his baggage; the paintin was only engaged
20 come to him Tor The summer season. he never told
ner that In words, but she must have understood t.
DENIES THE ssDrcTioN
He was asked II he mad had Illicit Intercourse with
her the first sunday Of her visit 10 his house NJ
Poughkeepse and answered no, and said he never
had the family were in the habit OF breakfastng at
eleven A. NJ he did not 10 to the plaintiffs room on
the morning referred TO and lind her lying on her bed
he did not into the at all ta this point OF Inc
examination the pantin had short conversation With
her attorneyl he had conversation with her on The
24th OF June and spoke about dsmissng her; he
called her and told her that she should leave
The house, as her general department and her early
rides on horseback we're not agreeable 10 nini ne
heard In Pous keepsie that her door was lett open al
night and he spoke 10 her OF t. and she said she did
how could matter TO HIM, he had no reason
to pe AFRAID OF sleeping with her.
The witness was asked who told him about her door
being open.
by the Bench
Witness continued:-Her ways did not please him !;
she would 60 ride vo O'Clock In the morning;
to think that the saddle had been bought with his
money, as her mother had sent Is to her; she then
told him that her friend Mr. Hammond bad sent hcr
the saddle and riding habit; she told him that
GovKRNIssEs THgY rLEAsED.
and she should do she pleased he told her to leave
and ordered her 10 get ready 10 leave o'clock
next morning; next morning tho servant Celia came
TO him and asked hm Tor money TO pay her expenses
TO New York. and he told her she had need Of
money, As ho going 10 accompany her to New
York she finally came 10 his door and begged him not
send her back as her father would Kill her and she
promised 70 be good IN ,aaure IN consequence he d,d
then behaved pretty well for q lew days; on
tho 29th OF June he came to New York with
the maid, Celia, and the plaintiff; they went to Aan-
hatanve get the children the charge OF the plain
tif that criminal Intercourse three weeks
after the first occasion entirely false Miss Adele
made Grst visit to Poughkeepsie about 18Th Of
July; they started on their trip tho 24h Of July
and went 10 Niagara, Washington. Baltimore. Rich.
49, W..
her in Washington; she occupied rooms,
with the children and he occupied one room by
hmsclf
Witness resumed:-On our return to Poughkecpsie
the lessons were not renewed account OF tho
surabe conduct at Baltimore, which he was about to
Indicate shortly aflerward Miss Adele and Miss Julia
paid visit to Poughkeepse; Adele renamed and
Julia returned the father came up to fetch Julia; ho
received a letter from him that mailed tho fol-
lowing day (ctter handed 10 himl; shis 10 the letter
IL is written in Spanish.
(Tho letter not read, as the objection OF Mr.
Witness resumcd--l had received Information
about her family; found ncr morning in Pough-
keepsc with a newspaper before her paper handed
him) this Is the paper had some versation with
her about article the paper he told her that he
knew that Mr.. Henriques had been known by tho
namo OF Elias
Tho witness then began a uresome explanation OF
his investigation into the status OF tho family Of the
plaintiff aud finally went Oh to speak Of the advertise
nent that she reading in the HKRALD IL read az
iollows:-
yHrANTED-A YOUNG LADY FROM 90 TO 25 YEARS
w OF age genteel and address, housek
gentleman engaged in business short distance Ia tho
she will be required take charge OF little
the household duties the duties Of the posi-
ton light and suit able would find this
desirable position person OF some education
Address in handwriting. giving full particulars
L. L. H., Sing Sing. N. T.
Witness resumed:-He did not know whether she
wrote about the advertisement; the answer did not
come Poughkespsie she only took charge Of house
matters after her from the journey;
Saratoga the 2lst OF August and took his eldest
daughter with him IN the prcsence OF the plaintiff and
her father he told the children that they left in
the charge OF the coored GIRL Mercedo the coored
nurse OF the younger children.
question then came up about the introduction Of
letter OF Mr. Henriques, and It was finally the
Jury by Mr. Choate who ratified through lightning
speed. II simply wer' . show thorough good feel
ing that time between the plaintiffs ather and the
defendant
Before adjournng Mr.. W. A. Beach requested the
Judge TO caution the jury against paying any attention
outside influences and especially against the news
paper press He stigmatizcd the article printed in
morning paper OF Wednesday as cowardly and UNFAIR
especially when attacking young lady who had come
before jury to have her just rights vIndicaei Mr.
Choate agreed with Mr.. Beach in the caution the
jury, and then Judge Donohue acquiesced with the
wishes OF counsel and gave the Jury some wholesome
caution.
The Court adjourned at four p. NJ. to meet on Mon
day next at haf-past tel A. ~