New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

view with Mrs. Tion took placef A. No, Sn .
O. You don't know whether In 1873 or 1877 A. !"
must have been early in 1879
O DO YOU think was ia 1877 A. II might possibly have
been In is7-in the Fall OF 1871 but don't remember POSITIVE
ly when II was. >
O you have no recollection cannot Ak at All A.
cannot; no. Sir.
O Does connect Itself with anything that yoa can give
date to, A. know after my interview win WI p'"
err because che asked from whom had learned Tue '
ssld from Mr. Beecher himself
@ Ths, your only mode OF fixing the date' A. In''
the reason know IL WAS after my orst interview w''h
Mr.. Beccher.
O. And that /, the only mode by which you know WAS aer
thar A. That IL the beet can give You
O. But this interview with Mr. Beecher was in the hrst Week
Of January 1871 II mott A. No, Sir; didn't say 'a' NY
frat interview with the first week OF January ~"
hn-he was coming the house frequently before nc s''
to
O Wall, when was this fist interview, A. cannot remem
Der whether WAS In the Spring Of iS7i--
O. Or A. ar later: don't remember tho ume-the 500
son Of the year; I only remember Il was In 1871
O. Ard II might have been either Spring or is 80 tst a.
you know A. Yes, Sir
@ And you Prcseut IN your memory no crcumsA"c"
that enables you to know whether 1t was spnS or FAM A.
No. Sir
O. Either the weather anything that remains IN your
mind OF what occurred as thing else' A. No, sir
O. And you have ~ telling me how soon after mat
you saw Mrs. TitOn: A. No, Sir.
O. Did no. Mr. Beccher all tm,ss at the mcs of which
you have spoken OF taking with him always show great
socituao that Mrs T,on should be properly considered and
treated by everybody Yes Sir; he always expressed thc
greatest kindness consideration for Elizabeth.
@ For her. and always desired did ho not that you would
treat her welf A. Yes Sir.
q. And visit hert A. ie, Sir.
Q. And console herr A. Yea. Sir.
q Now, you went to see herr 4. sea- Sir
O. Where did you see her A. SAW dct n hsr house in
Liy0gstone-st.
o. Ii which room? A. have her In two or tlroe
rooms Of the house. dont remember whse DIS. 81"
her.
@ This ss that speak or A. don't remember which
room.
O. You don't remcubce which room, A. No, Sir
O. Do you remember how long you hcr' A. No. Sir
don't remember how long.
O. Do you remember at any time visiting Mrs Tii'on when
you supposed there might be public controefsy or
accusation that might bring ts matter into contest A. Yes
Sir
O. And asking her there would be- contest between her
husband and Sir Bcccher "hal her views would bel A. le
Sir
O. You do' A. Yes Sir.
O. that either Of the occasions 20 which you have referred
your direct examinations A. don't remember remember
the conversation which you refer and the occasion OF IT,
lhnk was the time Mr. 1lon went down to the Church.
O Went down to the church, A. don't know when.
O. Well we have that date You think 1t Was after THAI
was II, A. I think II was at that time.
q VAST after that occurrence befofe A. don't remcn-
Der whether It after, or not.
O. Now led you to make that visit and what was your
object n making III A. wanted to know from Elizabeth
what course adopt in she was called before
the Church.
O. You mean this last year, A. No, Sir
O. You don't this last years inqurcs' A. NO. Sir
G. You mean when tall about investigating Mr. Til
ton A. When he dropped from the church; think that
was the time cannot say positively AS as remember
thst the time.
O. Did you go your accord you desired to go'
A. went Of my own accord.
O. didn't your husbands desire or in any Interest
sbhis rcqucsL' A. No Sir.
O. And your object to learn what her view would be II
our A. Yes Sir what position she proposed
to take.