New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
THE wINsTED SCANDAL DETAILED.

@ Do you know Theodore Tilton A. | do,
Sir by sight.
q you recoect BIZ, lecuring there 1859 the month
Of December A do Sir
q Who him when he came there' A Do yon mean st
the dcpote
q Yes. Sir A. / did
q Did you him to hotef' A. did I vent there
with carriage and rode with him to the hotel
Q DO you recOllec whether not lady came with him
A. There did, Sir
O. About how old person and how large abe grown
person. \. She grown person, Sir should Judge
iwent-seven eight years old G.augher)
q What did you DO in entertaining M Tlton while he was
there!
Judge Ncilson-will the audience keep quiet
A. Wen Sir / had made arrangements At the Besrdslee
HOusc.
Mr. Beach, object to what arrangements re mad made
q Did yoa take him to the Besrdse House A. did
q Did you him register a. No, Sir.
O Where were you when he registered' A. ". IN the
hotel. the front door Of IL.
q Well Won wa. in his company A in his com
psuy ; ! Wa Al the hotel
NJ Fullerton-I don't think Sir ougit into these
side This going 10 be long enough without that
This which they have enqLed about and
they cannot contradict.
Mr. Eyarts-Let them hear what we are going to prove
There will he time to rai-e the question, no doubt
Mr. Fullertou-wo beg leave lake my own time to do
chat because this il jus, the time say it is mmtcra
bad conduct to the plaintiff shoid not regard
it as collateral to allow the evidence Anything ''lai
has been euqured about II with view to conradct would
I've collateral simply, but suppose anything affecting thr
plaintiff his conduct and moral condition, cannot be deemed
A. collateral it simply goes the question Of damages
nothing else.
Mr. FulcrtOn-Nery wei Sir
q Did you call upon Mr. Tllton tha. aftcrnoon' A did,
Sir
Q Bv an arrangement with him. A. Yes Sir.
q Please Just what you did when called upon him
give the transaction just occurred ~ We'll Sir wen
to the door OF his room ami knocked upon it, and
there was no reply. and knocked again and there
was 40 reply don't know whether knocked third time
think not but turned 20 away and after step or two
heard something inside Of one was MOVING, and
stopped and the door opened short distance AMI Lady ~
pearcd there.
O. Had her before A BAD u vas the hari
lady tina, came with NJ Tilton.
O. Proceed. A. I snd 70 her, " SIR. Til'on said lc
would like 10 see the church were he WA
going TO speak and called for that Purpose; She sand IL
has lain down rest said, IL Nil come again" Mr. III
toll spoke from the inside and laid. hid ar Iloime-
and will 20 with you now Upon Alt n. lady opened e
door vide.
O. woI did YOU go into the room =. did not, sir,
stood Al the door.
o. Could YOU see into the rnom A. Yes. Sir
o. Now what wa Mr. r Hons condition as 20 drcss' A
Well Sir Mr. Tlon lay bed ht clothes we're tIrnei
upon the back side 81 the bed
O. How was he dres-cd \. II hid nothing on that VA
Visible but his ,hrs, pants and stockings
o. What was appearance lidy "A to her dress
had the appearance Of bring dheveed and ner dress
somewhat 20, Is much that noticed IT,
o. Now Sir there ANYTHING aid ANY explanation made
while sou were inside Of the roomwhc you wero a. tbs dor
rather? A. About what do you meant
O AZ to their resting! 4. Oh, yes, Sir
q Well give it, ~ M Tton said that the LAZY hal been
reading him 20 sleep
O. Did he state what they had been readins' A | siuA
Paradise Lost" lLsuehter
q Well what happened next a. Mr.. Tlion got up AMI
proceeded to hmsR and then accompanied me DOM
the church. which acrossaost the road IRON
the hotel, AMI into the church and spent
few there and then went out, ana think from
there we went the furniture Of D. Forbes whom
Introduced Mr. Tilton.
O. Well you showed aim about tho yiage' A. ] dom
think further than that Ile him Mr. Forbes think.
O. Now want ask you Mr.. Holmes, If there
thu- appearance Of little girl school gar about his
lady that was there A Not at all. Sir.
q A full grown person A. full grown person.