The New York herald., 1877-10-26
HER PLAINTIVE NOTES.
Epistolary Appeals from One NOT
Quite Gone to the Devil"
THE LAWYERS TO SING TO-DAY.

examination resumed by Mr. Pelton she
cv,pcsd more self possession than on Inc previous
day. but still insisted on retaining hcr ihah' cu -
her possession The older one played IN UNCONSCIOUS
Innocence about her feet She stated thai she came
10 THIS country through an engagement made oy nor
friend Colonel Burlock with Mr. Mapleson, Tho iiaan
opera impressario, then managing the Drary Lane
Theatre In London.
THE WEDDING RING IN NINTH STREET
nwbat became OF your wedding rlngS 7" was among
The questions asked her.
.'l pawned II In London" she answered, N an on
hand way.
.who went with you to ltalyr'
my friend Colonel Burock"
s.Did the CoIoneps wife 20 with hinf"
s'Some OF the time"
'"Was she with him whom he met you on the arrival
OF the steamer here9"
..No, not on that OCCASION"
"when he used to come and visit you at your
boarding house IN Ninth strcetan
r.'No; nor then ether"
MORE EPIsToLARY CORRESPONDENCE
lnterspersing the further crossexan,ination OF the
plantH WIS the reading OF letters written by her TO
the defendant The interesting portion Of snesc
letters are given boow:---
LOUIS GAINS mrs POINT.
Is Willow STREET, Friday Morning
l am aware that by leaving your home
forfeit all claims 10 your support SO, Louis you have
gained your point But you have worked hardcr than
any one In Brooklyn TO do It. You have forfeited all
the manliness md honor that was IN you and you Will
Always acknowledge IN sensible moments that have
no more deserved one iota Of the treatment have
received ut your hands than our child does. !
sm the only one TO blame for our life OF the
last Two years but If you think over IT, you may re.
mcmDer that have suffered the greater penalty, aud
Von havo wound up successfully by compelling me 10
support our child You see prefer 10 do It, He ls
ali have the world, and shall endeavor TO bring
him up WELL He shall never slarve or want for any
Ining II l have TO steal for him. Mind one
thing am dependent upon these people the
Heights Tor bread and butter, SO be careful how
@ o. %
should have cut my throat or yours II We had lived
together much longer b.
WILL SION PAPERS, BUT WANTS MONEY
BRooKLYs Dec. 2, 1875
Well, our interview was not loag. ! have thought
thorough business affair when you talk Of signing
papers. will sign any paper releasing you OF any
Iurther expense whatever In connection with me or
your child II you Will make AL effort 10 got mo $500
do wish to travel luxuriously but want 70 pay
my way here before go IRON this city Even oy the
time arrive IN London would not have one cent
u change. And now 40 you think am - and
want 70 60 10 England 10 1.-Two Ike do you bc-
wclls You had better believe the latter. navo been
more y curse 10 you than you 10 me. Az the time
met you in Ninth street again was in o 'very bad
hx,n they would call II here but you must know from
tho very fact o their sendnc me clothes from London
that they would not at that time have let
sue want lor lood. SO that trouble would not have
lastcd long II had not acted AS did. You the
few letters I had from Brvanston street-that they
HAD conddcnc ce In me until tnen even after. Now, ir
you will enable will go home aud relinquish all
your support in the future. And this what
have 20 TO- Louis Hasslacher. Ny mother, is like
you, mighty hard aud uhorgiving. she has had great
cause 10 be upset with me, she carries II out
l want the wherewith to live, though, and
live com ortabiy. II l have TO work. well aud good
So you see my life will not DO all roses. y
don't wish my boy dead-God forbid. Ho Is all have
to vo for and his love will do more toward my happi
ness and everything else In the future than you
my mother, with your ideas OF proprety, Will
ever do as long as you i've. She allowed me my own
way all my lile and then expected me TO be yielding
and possess the head o woman Of thirty forty.
when was ouiy girl allowing me to 80 and tear all
over the country Ike wild animal and then calling
me account ior acting as girl inevitably would
brought up in that way. You came across my path
was daegers drawn and deiyl lng everyone be-
longing to une. Aud this ID my punishment You
have succeeded In crushing almost every BIT Of
womaniy pride ont OF mo bs your treatment until
despise myself Now help me IN the work OF redeem
In. a good position again. have TO II all my
lite; you have not LOUIS.
rnE PROSPECT BRIGHrENs.
IL MEXICAN TERRACE. KINGS Cross,
LONDON fe0. II, 1876
Ny DEAR LOUIS Thank God | have at
last got something 10 do for tne months
sinue up to INC end OF May. And then, Louis. 1 ask
you 70 send u small SUN monthly for three or iour
nonlha cannot possibly got over this confinement
mslcy S.xa week n' na pOn ca Ur
upon Mime. Ard,th 1 don't know II her husband Is
NJ nome You know he was my master Now,
think / can manage 80 he will give mo the tow
advantages which will make me a successful ARTIST
by the time am ready TO sing again, tor
mean give up tho idea, although have met
with such poor success since LEFT Italy.
have never had the chance TO take any good post
tion. When do get Il shall certainly deserve great
deal Of credit; don't you tIink soy ! could mover
In the positions nave had to take any more
than could be good or happy woman while you
were constantly telling me was your mistress My
dear LOUIS. your boy VIII be snusnt aug, 70 know AM ani
to undertake. the whole charge oil him. You shall
be proud OF him, too II you do not love his
mother he Joes-that is thing He Is getting very
handsome and intelligent. / am sure sometimes you
must TO peep at him. 10 IS perfect little tiger
into every mischief, bat very generous Ho can Yak
very plainly, 700; you would be surprised how we'll
ploase write directly you got THIS Why are you SO
unkindg just be yourself; remember my condition
and have somo feeling for mo Yours. faithfully,
NOT QUITE GoSg TO Tnk pgviL-
The following letter IS not Dated but WAS written
before she sailed Tor EUROPE
LOUIS do hope you Will the sonso OF
my going home Why, LOUIS, II Is enough TO rum any
woman, the life have led here.or the last two years
am tired and want TO live like an ordinary being,
have proper clothing 10 wear and be treated
every occasion just W save people from lrowning at
In fact, want 10 see some decent lie. TO con-
vince me that have not quiie gone Ia the devil |
know how much u will Inconvenience you, getting
TINS money to go With, but you WILL only nave your
morrow II you can. IL Is Necessary To talk over this
and you the boy. He ought not 10 bear
any neglect Just because we are Too amiabie to get
along B
LONELY AND GOD PoRaAKRx
SUNDAY MORNING, Jan. l6, Is1d
MT DEAR LOUIS ! do icel horribly
lonely and God iorsagen. l do not know wnat
should do II 1t were not tor my little LOUIS He is
better and getting snch n little man. snail
close this letter until "Wednesday night Perhaps
by that time may ieel more cheerful.
ior the agent 10 whom ! have applied will
know by that time fortunate
enough TO get the position OF scconda donna with
Campooelo, the baritone, who is gvins Italian opera
with mis- vile Sinico. Louis, you must not
despse mo or do anything TO make my position worse
than II H. shan suffer enough during the next year.
but am determined 10 make you respect the mother
oil your children yet, Tor do love you and want you.
! know we could not be happy as 1h'ngs
were Ny lie was lie, nor could both have
made things better, although blame myself
most from the beginning. One thing want you 10
Promise me in your answer to thA Don't suppose
that think you capable Of those little meannesscs
which must be great nuisance IN man-that OF
taking OF their wives and women at large But l
should feel great deal better If you tell me that my
Ntlers would DO Thoroughly confidential, as they
Ihoud be. do not know what makes me think that
Tou might speak OF anything write to any other por-
Son. You will understanu what mean and know the
sort OF answer l would IKE. | believe, with all my
4 nat N yuI won hui WIN 4 ~