New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
TIE TIME OF THE INTERVIEW.


seen him since-after Tuesday.
Mr.. Beach-What does he say!
Mr. Fuleron-After that Tuesday evening
The wtness-Not in some timc don't know az saw him
in whole year; probably might have seen him in whole
| year after that; IdOn't know
@ You didn't Tlton after that conversation which was
| on Tuesday. for long timer A. No. Sir.
O. Not again that same year, you don't Think a. don
| know as seen him again that same year
O. Well can you tell how long that conversation was be-
fore the publication OF the scandal A Well could not tell
to sayo my life Sir have date, nor no time OF It, and
have not committed il to memory at ALL and could not tell
| you anything about 1t.
O. Well you ecoec that was before the scandal was pup
shed wasn't ti A Oh it time before the scandal
| was published.
O. Can't you tell nowf You rccoect the publication OF the
scandal don't your A Yes Sir recolect the publication OF
the scandal and that scandal was before go-I came out
| at all
O. Howl A. The scandal was out; had been sick two
| three weeks, probably more than that
O. Yes A. Aud the paper pubished-came out Thurs
| day.
O. Before you got out' A. Yes Sir; think it out
Thursday; It was out know before came out Friday
O Well do you know how long you had been sick al that
| timer A. No. Sir.
O About how long A. 1t might have been three weeks
| more; don't know.
O. Well how long before you were taken sick was 1t that
this conversation had in the Office that you have related
| A. could not tell, Sir.
O. Was It just before you were taken sck A. don't re-
| member whether II was just before or not, Sir
O. Was month before! A. hardly think might have
| BEEN wouldn't say; wouldn't dare to say.
O. You couldn't give any idea OF it, could your A. NO.
| Sir
O. Now did you hear anything about the Becher article
prior TO those two conversations? A. Nothing about it, Sir
O. Never heard anything from anybody the subecti A.
! No on the subject
O. How A. No the subject at ALL only those two
| days Monday and Tusday as named.
O When did Mrs Woodhul leave 3Shst A. She left 3Sh-
st. think Sir II my memory right, in '72-lS2
O. What Of the year, A. don't know what time Of
| the year but think it was before May think
O. Before May Of 1872, A. Yes. Sir think it was now /
| won't be certain
O How long did she live in s3rs A. She thcrehcy
moved don't know how long they lived there but
| they moved from there down to Iryingp l.
O Can't YOU tell what time they moved TO Irving pl
| A. No. Sir
O. Did they remain in Ord st less than year A.
| No Sir they did not.
O. More less an year, A. It was less than year. Sir
| O. Less than Year, A. Obi yes, Sir.
O. Do you know what OF the year she moved from
xst to Irvngp, A. No Sir; don't remember at ALL Sir
O. Were you boarding with them at the timer A. would
go sometimes Of night and stay all night Ny home was
| In Brooklyn here.
O Yes and YOU saw Theodore Tlon in 23ds, did you A.
| Yes Sir.
O. In what year did they from 23lst' A. In ~
| O. You saw Theodore Titon In s3d-st' A. Yes, Sir
| O. Very frequently A. Yes, Sir
O. Now, did you see him there more than once A
| Oh yes 1 saw him there more than once.
O That you swear to positively A. 1t might be perhaps
| half dozen times don't know
O. Well you will swear positively that you saw him there
| more than once A. Oh yes Sir.
O There cannot DC any doubt about that in your minds A
| No doubt at all, Sir.
O. And then you saw him in Iryngpl al.o. A. Yes Sir.
O And you saw him frequently did your A. About
| once; don't think saw him more than once
O. Not than in lryiDs-pf A Not to my memory
| at all; don't think more than once
O What time did they leave frvingpl' A. don't know
what time You know they didn't leayc-I think they left
Iyingp at the time OF their aestat the time they were
| arrested, | think don't know.
| @ Very well : a. didn't 60 there any more know
O. Well you went lrvinspl did you not A. Not after
| was arrested
O. No but up to the time OF the you went back and
forth az usual did you not, A. Oh it had been some time;
| I was sick; hadn't been there in some time.
O. WE'LL up the time you were taken sick you went 10
A. up there in the day, and came away
O. Howl A. went up there. but was back to the office,
and didn't 20 up than don't think didn
| SEQ him there. don't recolect Of staying there
@ You are not answering what asked you. Were you In
the habit up to the you taken SICK Of going up
to Irving place had been in The habit OF going 10
A. Not 30 much a. l did TO 23dst
O But YOU did 90 upi A. OH went up but not to stay all
| night
O. understood So Did you 90 up there frequently A.
don't know how many times was up there don't remem-
| Der.
O. You never stayed all night there say A. What in
| Irving placer
Yes A. Certainly thought you understood me to say
that stayed all night there.
O. Well then you stayed all night there how frequently
A. don't think stayed there-I don't think half dozen
times If did that, in Irving place
q Where did you Zee Theodore Ton In Irving placer A.
saw him there at thst house.
| O. What part of the houset A. Upstairs.
| O. Upstairs, A. Yes, Sir; up stairs
| @ What rooms A. | don't remember; don't know the
| rooms well enough to remember them
@ VAST front or back room, A don't remember, Sir
o. Did you let him int A. No. Sir; did not let him In at
| all
| O How, A. did not let him in at all didn't know he
was there not until they called to 60 out to GET think
was cider something went ont after between Twelve and
| eleven o'clock or eleven and twelve o'clock
O. What time did you him there IN the Year, A. Idont
| remember Sir what time 1t WAS
How long was II before the publication Of the scandal'
A. Well il might have been time before that. know
that was the same mehe time saw him there that
was the MONDAY evening that they were talking over this
| matter.
O Twas the Monday evening" a. II was the same
Monday evening Why had to go mp was because Col Blood
went of that dayan OF that day and didn't come back and
had to 20 up to the with the proofs had to call at the
| printing Office and get the proofs
O. Did you get proofs' A. got what there were ready
O Where did you take them' A. Taken up some from the
office and hat they ready from the printing oeetaken
| them up Irving place TO the house
O And that was Oh Monday A. That was Monday even
| ing
O. And that Monday evening you TiiOn thcre' A Yes.
Sir.