New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25


II was Gong TO be.
g You did, A. Yes, Sir.
O. You had better wait unit, you hear H. for you might ne
mistaken A. Excuse me.
O. Have you talked with any since the adjournment
about your evidence In this easel A. About my evdencef
@. Yesi A. No, Sir; no. Sir.
O. Have you talked with any since the Adjournment ms
night about the case at ALI A Hestsngl No. Sir; have
said
M Beaeh-No matter what you said.
Mr. Fulerton-What is your answer
Mr. Porer-She said yes, Sir
Mr. Fu[erton-No; think not She said, NO. ST.
Mr. shearman-She said, yes Sir.
Mr. Fulerton-Wel, repeat your answer and VIII unoo
stand ~ A. was going on to explain
O. Idonr ask You to EXPLAIN only want you TO answer yes
or no. whether you have talked about this case with any one
last pghtf A. have talked about the case, but not IN
to anything that going to cay or anything that mao i'll
nv mind about the Committee, anything Of that kind
O. Did anybody suggest to you how you must have n
No, Sir.
u Don't you think you had better wait until you hear inc
question: A Yes Sir; will try and wait next time
O. Did anybody suggest to you how 1t happened that you
made the mistake you said that Mr. Ton accused his "e
Of aduery-Of conessing the adultery before the Comee
did anybody suggest that to your A. No, Sir.
O. Well whom have you talked with since the Adjournment
last nighti A. Whom have l talked With
O. Yes about the easel A. think Mrs. Tton, and ME-
Oyngton and Mrs Sherman, and Mr. Sherman
O. Any one elsei A. No else that can think OF now
Sir.
@ Where did you spend the mighty A. At Mrs ovingtons
O. Talk with Mrs Oyington alone upon the subject on
no, Sir.
O. Who were present when You talked with Mrs Oyngtoh'
A. Mrs TitOn and Mrs. Shearman-Mr Shearman-
@ Did you walk with Mrs oyngoni A. No. slr MrS'
oyington docs not walk out, Sir
O. Did you ride out with herr A. With Mrs Oyingtoni
Q. Yes A. No. Sir
Well Won saw that IL Won did testify before the Commit
tee that Mr. Tton alleged that Mrs on had confessed her
adultery you have fallen into the error by having
read statements newspaper articles that subecf A.
said that have gotten those ideas about ha
! or that recollection.
O. Now do recoec where got the ideas fron-"ha'
| sourcei A. About these confessional
O. Yes A. Why these confessions In The TRIBUNE
| and several other papers that were in the library
O. What were they In A. In Dr. Taylors institution.
@ Where was THAR A. Down in Beaver, Sir.
Q. Towf A. In Beaver Sir.
Q. In Beaver? A. Yes, Sir
O. In THE TRIBUNE theyi A. don't know whether u
was THE TRIBUNE looked several papers there bat
think THB TRIBUNE was among Them The TRIBUNE and 7h'
| Herald, and there several papers there.
O. Doyou recoect from which psper you derived the nfo
matonf A. No. Sir could not say whether il was from lHE
TRIBUNE The Herald the other papers, they took great
many papers there; the table was full.
O. Well do you recOect that yOu did testify before the
Committee those confessions alleged confessions oil
Mrs Toni A. don't remember Sir just what testified
before the Commttee all that have to say about it is that
| the report is correct
Well you have said that you know that Is on tho
record Well you have thought all these acts after you
gave your evidence before the Committee sayi A. Thought
| over all these facts that have given heref
| O. Yes A. Why, no. Sin I only had ten minutes
O. After you before the Committee say thought
over the facts that we're within the range of your memory
| didn't you'll A. No, Sir not just then
@ Just then; say afterafer you were before the Com
mttcef A. No. Sir; no, Sir.
O. Well you told yesterday that You were preparing
| ysurself for that A. Well but not at that time
O. don't speak before-aer A. About three weeks ago
said when l preparing.
O. That IT, after your examination before the Committee
/ A. Yes Sir; but not just after that.
O. don't say just after; mean TO embrace the whole time
between your examination before the Committee and the pres
ent moment you have thought it all over, didn't you A.
| have thought it all over since; yes, Sir.
O. Well didn't you recall what you testified before the Com
mitteeH A. No. Sir no. Sir did not look at what testified
| before the Committee.
| Q. Didn't you recall it in your own mndf A. No, Sir
| Q. DIDN'T A. No, Sir.