New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-24

never thought anything about II for the time being on
me that Mrs Triton was going to DO something nce FOR
me previous this time she had said 70 me, Bessie
would like it very much but that the news seemed too
good to be true; she said might 90 anywhere wanted
a, nsh how they quick
cause Mr. ton bad been turned out OF re n
s anS he had mo 70
had talked to in this way Mr. Tton, on sunday up
thing nce for s1 TN; that she always 70 send
me TO school, and that the time had come when sne
snoud 90 DE- Who was PRECEDENT Of the seminary
where attended three years was warm TREND MI
1'.o %b an seI hs ssG IMr TSn A. Yes
O. You the 7th OF February, lSf a. ar.
q How long were you at the acaoe"J' 9"
@ Did Mrs. Tilton make any request OF you before you
left about signing paperi A. Que ou'
A RETRACTION SIGNED.
O What did she say to get you do it. A. She SAID
that pnbc opinion was very much against MI Ilton;
that no was her husband; that she could not Dear al
these things that being said OF him; that MI
Bowen was against him and turned him out OF INC H'
pendent and she wished to retract the statement l
had made by signing TINS pso Mr. Triton and myself
wicked les" signed my name 10 IT, ana r an' IN
learned that this was all plot OF Mr. i'oh W
O. You did not understand it at that timei A. NO.
Sir; would not have under those CONDITIONS ~
O. But Mrs Tilton had not said this to yon a; no
Sir; signed that statement to please MRS. I.v ns
although must say that at the time Iet very "io"h
o. How many days was this interview between You
aud Mr. Tilton In the study sunday before you eit
Mr.. sage"How Ioag did Mr. Triton furnish you with
money for your expenses A. Mr. Tilton did not iur
nish il; it was Francis MoutOn that furnished Ine
money; furnished to year ago last Onrsta'
By Gen Tracy~Dld Mr. Tilton in Of these CONVEX
satons tell You what he had himself seen between MT
Beecher and Mrs. Tiitoni A. He said that on severai
occasions when Mr. Beecher his Tltons, library
talking with Mrs. TtoR he took Improper liberties WIN
her he said that there several Instances III MS
ow q library which he saw himself
O. Did he state any for supposing she had Deen
cri1nnally intimate with the other that he named
o. Did he at any time on this day say that she had
He said she confessed to him that she hal Deen
criupally intimate with Mr. Beecher; she was present
when he said that, and she SAID on. Theodore! now
can you tell that child such base lies ~ and then sne
O. When Was thati A. This all occurred on that one
day that we went back. IN the Fall of 1870
Did you eyer see any as'' Oh un w oceG mn
with her several occasions, aud twice met him
coming out OF her las l was going upstairs.
O. In the DAYTIME or at nlghtf A. Oace or twice at
night and several times during the day. In the daytime
/ have known that he was in her room.
O. How did you know that he was theref A. saw
him 60 In and saw him come out.
O. How did you know that the door was l0ckedf A.
heard them lock 1t two OCCASIONS; was IN
Mr. Titon's library; also heard Miss = say so; MISS
Anthony there and they had great trouble; many
heard Mrs Tlton something TO Miss about being
with her husband, and she (iss y said that lie had
been often in her bedroom, that lie should go there
twenty times day " he wanted to- ana tntt " was
none OF her Mrs. 1lltons business whatever; was
not in tho room. but heard Miss - make those re-
MARKS - o., -. l.,
Miro. Tilon's sittng-roon.