Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

m ember that you said if you got Judgment
you would donate it to benevolent insti-
tuiioD.
After few minutes recess the Cours
suggested that if i, was consistent with toe
wishes OF the unset an adjournment
would be taken ri half past four as the air
in tue room was most uneudurable at the
elevation of the bench. This was agreed
to.
Mr.. Gozales recalled bv Mr.. Smiley.
was often out in the Merton House tall
about IL o'clock, and when there was a
convention or other unusual business to at
tract people, was there till or 3 o'clock ia
the morning; have frequently seen Mr..
Clay as late as / or 2 o'clock, when be had
been drinking very heavily-sll that he
could stand: saw him on several occasions:
saw him in the streets and Ia Sweets
Hotel; should think be was In the habit
of drinking daily.
Re-cross-examined-M Clay was ne.
drunk every time saw him. but was often;
his demeanor was always that of q gentle.
man, no matter how much he had been
drinking.
4. 6. Eggleston was the next witGess. lie
said: / am pTscticibe attorney in this
city; have prscticed thirty-two years; have
known Mr.. Clay number OF years; knO s
the defendant, Mr.. Putnam. by sight; never
conversed with him that | know OF
Mr. Smiley proposed 10 show what Mr.
Clay had said in reference to Deacon R'ch.
ards having enticed Are. Clay away. fhis
was objected 10, bat was overraied after
considerable discussion by the counsel
Witness continued: Had conversation
with Mr.. Clay. in which be spoke OF Dsa-
con Richards, after Mrs. Clay had gone "a
Europe.
To Mr.. Mitchell-Mr Clay counseled With
me sb0ut the sdvissbiiity Of bringing suit
talked with me as a LAWYER and frient.
Mr. Mitchell then objected to the tesli-
mony On the ground that il was pfivi-
legged.
Witness to the oourt--1 didnt under
stand ths; was retained or Mr.. Cay.
The court then overrnled this oljtc-
tion.
The witness resuming-Csn only state
the substance Of ghe conversation. AR
Clay aud / hsve talked often about these
nssilers M Gay claimed 20 me that NJ
Richards had induced her 70 e. awsy and
wss keeping Der away; 81 one time be ts K.
ed OF having ne draw gp cspiss. bot
never came with any statement OF facts on
which could have drawn a paper lie
onee told me he had met DescoR Richard.
and that they hsd some pretty sharp tsi :
he lslksd great deaf sfter~sTd s5ost sn
ing Nj. Paimsn.
Cfoss-sxsmins4 by Mr. Clsy-In thess
e0hsefsstions yor indicated that Ricl ard.
wss fsfnishiag bst money, yea Appeared
very confident that voa hsA right a &c.
ton yep ssssd me whether II De wss keep
Ing her sssT yoa voaid not have . right 0i
scaon.
Something Of 9 seosstion vss crested hr
the calling Of Dr. Rutherford Car. Mrs.
Clay proceeded 70 tbs clerK,s assk. toos TIE
oAib. ard hsd been asked two questions
when NJ. Miicasll ssked II this va tbs
vile q -. plsintiE. Wben told that j
vas be objected 30 he admission n Der tss.
um8uy. Counsel for the defense insisted
that a. %. witness bad slfssay been srorn
and ed slrpsdy begun - testify it vss tos
lac Tor a. onisction - Be mace.
Mt. Gar. ia sn under t5as B-"It's tyssk
and "A v0n ~oFk
NJ. Niteasf eKylsined tbst be Old no
knew the witatss Ehsn Sc vent on ih'
Sand. ard thst his ssseciats coarsel did not
sb~erve ber, beng ENGAGED i1fc9L srssti0n
lie m.Intz I'D that tbers we're rfece3sBts
for yniiSg cut tbe egloencs .
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