New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

roon, II remember correctly were pushe' aside, i NJ.
Tion coming forward took into that roon There were
| two ladies present at the time, Mr.. Tiou and myse,t
O. Well what became Of the lsdcs' A. was in.r dueed ~
Of them the lady remained for very short period and
departed room had on her thing. as II Sue
going out-as II she called The other lady Mrs. Tlton.
think had previously met but think ntrodsced her.
and the suggestion Of Mr. Ton that might desire 10 talk
| alone think Mrs Tllton upstirg
o Then what occurred, ssd 10 Mr. TYfon that hal
called in pursuance OF which had had With Mr.
the day previous and that had also before call
ing spoken the editor OF The Eq the Hon TroD,s W.
Knsea upon the subject and bad with his consent and
had in the capacity Of Journalist to speak viii,
him upon that subject.
O. Well, A. Mr. Tton was very cordial but A once m
formed me that in my capacity journalist could hardly b5
at liberty to talk him upon that subject bat gentemcH
and friends we could together the matter.
@ What matter was that A. Well the Woodhn' publlca
tion matter; think that the first dcfnition oft
Well 90 right on A. And then fIremember correctly Sir.
spoke Mr. Tton in general way upon the subject such
Induced him 10 ask what my knowledge IT That
time the subject told him Of conversation that
had previously had with Mr. Beecher the matter the fact
OF the conversation told him. whether told him the details
OF IL or not cannot my impesson Is that did.
not certain that did and thea spoke should
about Mr. Barman; think told him how Mr Harman and
came to talk about it, and what facts Mr. Harman told me tho
words | said with reference TO what Mr Harman said We
talked in general way in reference Mr. HaFmsn speaking
q. Repeat what you sad 20 him-to Mr. Ton, A. think
told Mr. Tton tnat Mr. Harmsn down at the fire Al
Woodruff Robnson's; that the Are partially
and that when upon the street ogeaer 1t was
getting towards dark and walked slowly We
Aantcaye Ny house then PiciAct. between Bond
and Hoy and that walk from the ferry tho ~
Bondst made long distance and made long conycrseoa
possible told Mr. Tton that told Mr. IIarnan That had
Mr. Beeche and what had been said that subject
O. What did you tell him had passed between yon and Mr.
Beecher the subject! A. think told him this that On
the morning OF the 18th Of October at twelve O'Clock at
about twelve o'clock in The Ea9 Office there received
papers-the Woodruff papeswth the article known A.
the Woodruff publication, marked In blue pencil In editors
STYLE all round and round and round to attract aen
got OF those papers and took them ont OF the box
and IL had been for the blue mark don't think aten
would have been attracted the thing at ALL for was his
paper and bad in IT. only discussions and theories
Mr. Beach-Ths what you told Mr.. Tilton' A. | was
telling Mr. Tton what said Mr. Hsrman, and what said
to Mr. Harman part Of that occurrence between Mr.
Beechcr and myself on the 2Sri Of October.
Mr. Tracy-Go A. then told Mr. Harman that went
Mr. Beecher upon the subject; that convcrscd upon
during that day and that had mbibei from Mr.
Becher certain Impressions the subject and had received
from him certain statements.