Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-03

said he was not interested in Mr. Sheltons case but
 Judge Sheldon ruled that it might be admitted in rebuttal. He could not how it connected with the Brown It might be admissible but it would be so in the other cases.
 MT Pickett withdrew the question, and recess was taken until o'clock in the afternoon.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. At the afternoon session Milton J. Stewart Jr tes- tihed for the State as follows: know Mary Harten stein never knew her until she came to the Rock took her there in a carriage; know Mrs. Richard son; have known her all my life; when Mary liar tenstein was at the house on East Rock saw her; don't recollect how many times; didn't her every week she was upon the Rock two or three times don't know what her business was my mother told ne to go down to the Green after Miss Hartenstein; had never seen her before my mother told me that she was coming there to board when found her the Green Mrs. Richardson was with her; found out who was to take upon the Rock at the Green Mrs. Richardson talked with Miss lar tensein while was there; she asked me to take her down to her cousins Sunday night 1t rain ing that night; took her to Mrs Richardsons and stopped there and don't know where we went from there; couldn't tell where stopped when we stopped she got out and went back ways and was gone about fifteen minutes; crossed the bridge into Grand street from Fair Haven went two or three riage and back we went to Mrs Richardson's and then went home; when got to Mrs. Richard sons on the way home Mrs Richardson was standing on the sidewalk; have Mrs. Richardson the Rock once since took Miss Hartenstein down I saw Mrs. Richardson to-day the ride the cousins on Sunday night don't know that Miss Harteustein sick at our house.
 To NIT. Asher-I never drove my mother and Miss Hartensteiu together in town; never drove Miss Hartenstein in town of evening but once that was the evening we stopped at Mrs Richardson's in Fair Haven Mrs Richardson did not go along with that night it is not true that Mary Mrs Rich ardson, or that Mary and my mother went to that house in the evening and got out.
 To MT Pickett don't know what street Mrs. Richardson lives have onlybeen there twice; she lives north of Ferry street. it leads of of Grand street, south of it she lives the next street this side of the church on Blatchley avenue.
 To Mr. Asher-I went down Chestnut street this \ morning with policeman; he pointed out to Dr.
 Browns house they wanted to see if could identify tla place where stODDed that ni0bt-thara ! shop; there IS shop opposite Dr. Browns; I am
 positive that it was not the place where stopped that Mrs. Arthur Kay, of Orange, testihed-Mary Hart
 days; while there she did nothing but and wait upon herself; don't know whether she was sick ol
 not; guess she was not feeling very well; brought her to my house from Mrs. Fedelines house; we | Mrs Fedeline and l. agreed between that she
 to pay me three dollars week received nine dol
 lars for the time she was with me my husband did \ away don't know much about Mrs. Richardson she come to my house once while Miss Hartenstein wal | gone; told her Mary had gone of excursion | with her sweetheart.
 l To MT Asher-This Futile young man used to com. | to my house to spark Mary he came twice and lei
 him sleep the lounge two nights; she complained \ trouble. ! Mrs Sarah F. Walker testified: Three weeks agt
 she came to me August 9, and stayed with me ter days; did not know that anything the matter
 Bissen called to see her at my house. but that wa, ! all she was in very bad condition when she Jeff | told her that MT. Shelton was the cause of he,
 trouble. but this evidence was ruled out by Judge ! Sheldon.
 | At this stage Attorney Pickett rested.
 For the defense, Mrs. Fedeline, of No. 5S Bradley
 the mother of four children, and live with my hus band; have known Mary Hartensten for about five 1 three months; before she came to my house shs
 boarded at Spencers and Wells; she quarreled witt
 her brother and then she came to my house the frs | time MT. Brown to-day. he came to my house, and never went to his house don't know which one-and asked me if knew the house; I told him did not true as live, never was in his house, and never went to any
 doctor with Mary, except to Dr. Vishnos last winter On the cross- examination Mrs. Fedline claimed
 id ode no e so MFs ta Kay & M
 sum of money from Mn Shelton for Miss Hartenstein house that was the only money ever gave her went out to Mrs. Kays twice while Mary there \ once went with my husband and once with Mrs
 Carpenter, the widow of A. J. Carpenter, who lives
 with my family went to Sheltons office after the
 house since this case came up % and tooS down what knew of the case; did not know his name Mary
 told me she had been out in Whitneyville with Joe
 Spencer when she told me she was intimate
 h nD. wsr save saHtng a rsd Se x9b % her and went to Dr. vishno's with Mary to have he1
 uptiI told it to the man who took is down % at @ house the man told the story to wore gray whis
 ssfs k1ew the man %ho t00E 'ae men notes II was MT never have beento sheltons office but once, when
 H an
 had anything to say do with any money out at Mrs
 Kays; never saw Mrs. Richardson until to-day; the wi me the second and last time went to Mrs. Rays my husband vas with me; never talked to any personabout doctoring the girl except pr. Vishno
 she had some disease she claimed that she had the
 a this sG was n Last vsbn Tnter after Christ
 tell whether It was January or not there was snow | pr. Charles vishno was called and testified tha he was physician have eeen Mary Hartenstein be
 the name of Mary Huber she claimed to have son' trouble, and made an examination (w1tness 6e
 never been in my office before she testihes to thst
 On the cross examination it was shown that Mar, \ paid the doctor $25O; Miss Fedeline told me tha her not Huber but Hartenstein; after ward | told Mary that she had deceived me in her name
 she said her mother had married twice. hus
 bands name being Huber, and the last Hartenstein
 she gave the name of Huber because she did not
 to go by his name she to my office twice: tn,
 second time was January 27, 1881; know Dr. Brown
 office; he came there for treatment himself Dr.vish
 no further testified that Miss Hartenstein told hin
 she had been assaulted by young man who had wait
 cd upon her for some tnne she gave his name at th, time but have forgotten 1t. The book entry show
 ing the date and charge made at the time of Maryi | visit was shown the court.
 Mrs. Alphonsa Richardson testified that she residei
 Lloyd strest, Fair Haven and was employed in thu Fish Hook shop; do not know 'sDr." Brown have nc
 acquaintance with him never was in his house, and | never went there with Mary Hartenstein.
 On cross-examination witness said she lived in Ex change street before she lived where she now lives know Mary Hartenstein have talked with her about
 her situation have no knowledge of her attempting
 to relieve herself have never paid any money to aid
 her in her trouble have never rode stepped steE with her in my life. Witness declined to answer
 whether or not she had ever paid any money to "Dr Brown or to Mary Hartenstein-- She continued: ! saw Mary and young Stewart when they came to n, | house that Sunday night; did not go with then | 'tjust the same :" Ehave spent many Sundays al | East Rock this summer; never was Chestnut | street never have occasion to go there.
 | To the judge the witness stated she employed I at the Fish Hook shop while Mary worked there | they were shopmate acquaintances.
 Before Mrs- Richardson gave her testimony sht
 instructed that she need not testify to anything that would tend to criminate her, she had cas<