New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

@ Had you these parties in the house before that n
No, Sir the time spoke Of had them all the evening
@ All the EVENING" A. Yes, Sir
@ Had Mr. Tton been in the house that evening" A. INC
frst-which do you meant
@ mean the evening when Mrs Tlton went TO the door
with parties said something them which the Court
has not, A. Well, that can't remember can't tell you
distinctly about hawhether he in the house or anythns
the only thing remember about 1t Is that.
@ And do you remember distinctly whether was the same
evening lady placed hand upon Mr. Tons face
A. remember distinctly that it not that 1t was not tha
evening.
@ 1t that EVENING" A. No. 1t was not mat
same evening.
@ Well you who had in the house that even
ng-do you know who they that there A. No. sir
don't
O. Had you hesepaes at the house before aso
clating with Mr.. Tton' A No, Sir; had not seen
them and don't think they had come before that H'
night that speak OF.
Q. Where this; In Oxfordst or Livingston a.
That was in 4S Oxford-st-i8 Lyingston.st.
@. 4s Livngonst, A. Yes Sir; first night they came
@ Were they males femalesI mean men or women A.
Why Mr. Andrews and woman.
Q. IL was Mr.. Andrews and q woman A. Yes, sir.
Mr. Fuleron-No not the second time.
Mr. TracyNow submit your Honor that having ideh'''
fed Mr. Andrews who Of the parties on that evening"
referred to there, with lady
The Wness-Ohl no, Sir it a ali a mistake; only can
swear to Mr. Andrews being there nght-the night that
they were thore all evening" and watched them and oil
knew about-I do not know only that she told nc
Mr. Tracy-The question desire to put
The Witness know what Mrs Tlton told me. told
Mrs Ton she should not have such people In the h0uss
and she told me-
Mr.. Bcach-wait one moment, madam; will your When
you requested please stop
Mr. Tacy-I am not seeking to get what Mrs Titon told
her.
Mr. Mors-well she says she has made grand mistake
a,n heard from Mrs
The Witness-I did not say that had, did II
Mr. Fulerton--Yes
THE WitnessWel mean there yeas grand mistake gong
on do not that made the mistake at all had only
seen them one evening. You understood that saw Mr
Andrews a second time, but did not
G. / understand you at Mr.. Tions house one
evening when Mrs Ton accompanied persons to the
door, and requested them not to again A. No, Sir
did not mean TO be 80 understood.
Mr.. Tracy-Well. you were so understood by me.
Mr. Eyarts-t appears now that her knowledge was derived
from what Mrs Ton communicated to her afterwards and
that, of course we don't offer.
The WitnessWhat was intending to say was her answer
to me when told her.
Mr. Tacy-Wel that don't ask for that is not admissi-
be ITO the witne.sl Now coming back to Mr. Tons re-
gous views do you know what precise form he finally settled
upon in regard his religious doctrines A don't know
it did not seem to me to be any FORM
Mr. Fuerton-One moment-you don't know, and that is
enough
Mr. Tacy-Do youknow whether not he to deny the
divinity OF Christi A. don't know OF my knowledge
that; never heard him say that to
Q Miss Moore did you Observe in the association OF Mr.
and Mrs Tilon what Mrs Tiltcns towards her
husband A. Kind and good always.
Q And whether she sedepreciang selfassertng
A. She was.
O What A. She, was seltdcprociating too much so
always.
@ What evidence did she present in regard to her affection
for her husbaud' A Every possible evidence that
could give, always.