New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
FAMnIARITIEs BETWEEN Mr.. TILTON AND MRS.
WOODUlTII

@. Do you rccollcct seeing Mr.. Tion at the house
any occasion occasions when left the house at
late hour and he did not'
Mr. Fuerton-Now that is leading question, and OBJ
| jet to it,
Judge Nelson-We will take the answer.
The Witncss-Yes Sir, away and LEFT him there
Mr. Fuloron-n your Honor please 1t seems TO me, con-
sdering this witness must have communicated with the otner
side what he knows about it voluntarily that they ought not
to put leading questions 10 him.
Judge Neilson-They ought not TO.
Mr. FulertonThe gentleman comes here with memoran-
dunn in his hand prepared to testify TO what he knows
Mr. shearman-rTo Mr.. Fuleronl suppose there is no
objection to your seeing the memorandum.
Mr. FulertonThat is the question, whether have
right to see the memorandum II your Honor viii look at
the question moment you will what they have incor
porated in it,
Judge Neson-we will let that stand Counsel ough; not 10
nut leading questions and presume he vii not hereafter
do
Mr. Morris-That is yiocnt presumption.
@ How late when you left the house and lett M
Moulton heref A. say how ae.ae IN the evening"
@ Cannot you say whether was aft nine o'clock or ten
ococki A. Yes Sir it after nine or ten possibly eleven
or twelve
O. Now do you recocct any occasion which Mr. Th'on
and you had any the subject OF getting up IN
teryiews for the newspapers A. Yes, Sir one.
O. Where did that occur? A. AT that residence
O. State what that conversation WASP A. htd been prpar
ing an interview for several evenings intending to draw our
from them who were supporting and susIainins-
Mr. Fullerton-No, no.
O. Who were present when this conversation took place be-
tween you and Mr TonY A. At the Of the
ton Mr. Ton present. Mrs Woodruff was present. Ste
phen Pearl Andrews and Mr. Blood do~t think anybody
else Ton had been present during the entire ppar-
alton Of this paper this interview: he was called IN.
O. Who called him in' A. Mrs. Woodruff
O. Well what passed in Mr. Tons presence At ea't whn
did Mr. Titon say first if anythngi A. had asked question
as to Mr. Greeey's presence in the house
Mr. Beach-When Mr.. Triton was prc'ent theref
The Wtness-And Mrs. Woodruff sid
Mr. Fulcron-0ne moment
judge Nelson In the presence OF ar Ihton
Mr. Beach, move 10 strike 1t out
Mr. Eyarts-e stating, II your Honor please, that NJ
Tton was sera for That is the occasion he came in.
Mr. Beach, move strike out what he said in regard 10
his having asked question 10 the absence Of Mr.. Tiiton
Judge Neilson-Yes.
Mr. Evarts-That the OCCASION he says which Mr..
Tlton sent for.
Judge Nelson-He said Mr. Tlon sent for and, no
was present. he give the conversation
O. When he came there there any conversation be-
tween you and Mr. Tton with regard to the preparation OF
this interview with him A There general converse
ton among all present.
O. don't ask what said A. Bat cannot indicate
any words or language.
O. Idont ask IT, A. There was general conversation
O. With regard to interview which you then pro
pairing ~ publish A. Yes, Sir
O. And that interview relating TO Mrs Woodhulf
Mr. Beach-waii moment object
Judge Neson-Aslshim what said
Mr. ShearmanI avoid the necessity Of going into
this conversation
Mr. Beach-The gentleman cannot Jump to Mat conclusion
without giving this conversation.
Judge Neson 1t conversation in his presence he can
give IT, and you intenogate him as 10 what It was
@ Did Mr.. Tlton assist you In the preparing OF thasf
M Beach-Thati Is objected TO- submit Sir that 1t should
be shown what was done on sids occasion
Judge Neison-Undoubtedly.
Mr. Sheaman-well we waive that
O. Now. Mr. Cook. pass November. is7i and ASK you
you remember interview between yoarself NM Insos
and Mrs Woodruff in November 1884, Just before the o'en'
way Hall meeting, you remember the occurrence tns
ali ask, A No. Sir; conversation with Mr. Thson before
the steinway Hall meeting.
said an interview; didn't ask about asonversaaon A
There was an interview; yes, Str.
O. On that occasion did you visit Mn. woodruff and havea
conversation with bert don't ak what nwA.
Mr. Morris-An interview with whof
Mr. shearman-An interview with Ma woodhun, u ben
ONCE.
The witness-fdi did.
O. You had interview
H. Morrill, object 70 thaA