The New York herald., 1876-11-17

Witness coniinued:-I kept the appointment alluded
10 in that letter on Tuesday 10Th, at ono r NJ oppo-
took lunch together and she told me that she had
got tha. ring, and ina. her mother and sister
a. teacher OF french, Ere @ Enssn nsan ~ aud w music,
and that. II he wished, she would teach
him English she then gave him certain phrases IN
English which she made him repeat. the interview
lasted about three hours they loft about halt past
three p ~, and walked 10 broadway and from there
10 Astor place. that she might take the car 10 30
home on Broadway at the corner Of Asior place. she
introduced him TO line looking gentleman; he thinks
'the Kramer; she asked him TO 60 TO her
house 10 take lessons aud he declined she proposed
TO 20 to his house; during the two interviews with
her she spoke 10 him about beng widower and about
his Children before he ever spoke TO her on the subec
he thinks he first visited her house in fllty-
sixth street about the LIST OF March, 1875;
AIRY and tho LIST Of March, they met on Broad
way from time TO time and also at SolRris,
alter lunch he would take his lessons he took die
lionary, Two grammars and reader with him TO the
lessons zone OF the books then shown aud dentl
hedli the pencil marks were made by the plaintiff,
marking passages that she wished me 10 study they
went TO tho theatre three tour times during thai
PERIOD in those interviews at Soars he always re-
spected her as teacher anG she respected him
obedicnt pupil; there absolutely no impropriety
between them and no talk OF narriago; he did not ask
ner to marry hm; in fact the subject was never
spoken OF between them.
VISIT TO TaE MornEA
On the 1st OF March he went TO See her mother; he
had been in that house before he taken up
the 6rst floor and presently the young ladys
mother introduced to him the mother asked HIM II
been there some minutes the other asked him TO
take her his little childrcr promised 10 take
hor some future occasion; Miss Adele was net
present that day.
CROSS -ouxs-osxs.
Q. Did the mother ask you II that ring on her
daughters finger was an engagement ring, and II she
was understand that you engaged to her
daughterf A. Nothing Of the Kind.
Did any conyersA ton take place between you and
the mother about marriage with tho daughter or
engagement to Tho daughterS A. Absolutely nothing.
witness continued He always went TO pay his
10 a q
month from stable IN Sixth avenue, near his house
The carriage bills were made out specifying the service
rendered tfhe carriage bills OF January, February
ana March were then handed TO witness Ho said:'I
perceive from these bills that visited Fiftysixth
ngs at So!ari's alter my introduction to tho family.
sometimes brought her in carriage from her house
III Filty-siXth street to soar'A
THE TROUBLES AT HONE
Shortly after be commenced taxing lessons from her
she spoke about her troubles at home She said she
miserable at home, bu. would not tell him why; she
repeated that statement tive or six times she said she
would write him all about II on some future OCCASION
dieter then handed to witness) 81 received this letter
from the paintiff on tho 18th day OF March she gave
it 10 me al soari's; she hesitaIsd before giving Il TO
me- and then asked me not open 1t IN her presence;
said that in that letter sho Impaired the TO
ine that she had spoken OF" he took her homo that
day iage and lett her ut her door, they took
carriage either because 1t was late or tho weather
she said she wrote the letter the 10th Of
proper he opened and read the letter directly alter he
lett her but first he did not quite understand IT. he
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THE CONFESSION
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
you INV secret will now do So When was nine years Of
age my o MY mother s,d % uIss waO
me and has done M in hi, power to rob me
havs only God to thank for un.nllied honor h..
have had many trials but is Gods will aud
secret my ises light leave YOU Wishing
all my sincere good wishes. and with many kisses the
dear ulr
n B-i will meet you on saturday; at one o'clock.
up hore with u carriage.
Witness conunued:-I had no idea of the nature
OF her secret until read the letter; the pencng on
the letter is in my handwriting
the Court-Read IT,
The witness tnen pretended not to be able to make it
out anu leaving his seat went up 10 one OF the
dows The west side and then read out in Spanish
what translated by tho Interpreter as ioliows:-
.sshc delivered the letter to me al Soars on Monday
the 18th Of March
Witness con,lnued:-At her next meeting shs talked
to HIM very luy, explaining in iul what she had
stated the letter; he told her that he ielt very
sorry for her and advised her to tell her MOTHER she
told him that her mother was afraid OF her father and
that on one OCCASION
Mr. Beach, object
Witness resuned:-I continued my meetings with
the plaintiff and some matinee performances
with her; also went occasionally 10 her house; sne
made the first suggestion about taking charge OF my
little girls she spoke nearly every time they
met: he sai1 nothing about IL; when she was at the
Hotel Royal he first suggested her taking charge of
the children; their meetings continued Tue same as
ever but in his conversation he expressed his SYM
pathy Tor her.
The Court then took halt an hours intermission.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
Al halt past one T. NJ the Court resumed business
and the witness contnued:ln order to translate the
letter used the dictionary and aeo showed the
girl Celia, who spoke spanish the ring never
turned TO him; have never any sug.
gesled to her TO leave her mothers house;
the fact OF her leaving her mothers house was pain.
ful me; speaking with her ABOUT it, disapproved Of
II very strongly; he met her acrward in Washington
square and observed IRON her manner that she was in
Tia nftnNc chn
20 up Central Park and they took the sixth
and went up 70 the Park; there was
in the cars when they GOT TO the Park she began
cry, ced tell him that the Sunday prev
she went 10 "A church with her sister and two
young men accompanied them home; her ather
her coming back with the young men and when she
came in he insuited her iearully and ordered
her 20 leave the house; when they left the Park he
accompanied her TO house second avenue, where
he LEFT her, he did not enter the house; they made
sppoa.men. TO NEE. the following week !Afor look.
moeting as the 10th OF ApriL)
suE BUYS TRUNK.
They met on the corner OF University place and
broadway; she said she wanted TO buy trunk and
asked HIM If he would accompany her; they went,
somewhere in Astor place, 10 trunk store; she
then gave address in Second avcnuc previous 10
this he offered her money on several occasions, but
she would not accept It; thinking, however, that he
should not take lessons from her without paying for
them, he used 10 make her presents Of CATERS and
other articles; when she asked HIM for money the
trunk he told her she could draw him fer couple
hundred dollars he always intended to pay Der
the rate OF $50 per month Tor servcas no gave
up his house on he 2s,h Of April he had nothinr a.
all TO do with Miss Martinez going to the Hotel Royal;
he heard from her that she bad gono TO tho Hotel
Royal under the name OF Livingstone, and she asked
him 10 send her some money; he knew nothing about
her by that name no never suggested 10 her 10 leave
her fathers house and go TO hotel; tho message
handed to him by his servant when he was
arranging his things previous TO leaving his house;
IL has been mis,aid and he has not been sbio
TO hnd ~ well he could remember IL simply said
81 am at the Hotel Royal under the name OF Living
stone and want some money" sent her $50 BY tho
person that brought the message he thought he left
his house for the New York Hotel the 1st OF May;
four or five days later he called al the Hotc Royal and
asking for her was shown to parlor, and she
with . newspaper in her hand; she read him nd
vcrtscment and asked him for money; he gave her
SO or $50; she sad she wanted It TO pay her hotel
bill she told him that day that her father had Fepened
OF what he had done and put an advertisement in
the HKRALp, which she read 10 him; it was asking
her TO return home; the sonversation then turned
upon his children, and she said that her mother