New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
THE WALK TO MR.. MOULTONS.

q Won went right away. Well, did you go
TO Mr. Mouons housed A. did, Sir, as supposed, and
suppose. y
q. And you went in company with MI Moui'oh' a. III
company with Mr. MoultOn, Sir.
O. Do you recOllect what time IN the evening 'nis
vast A. I should say not far from O'Clock, Sir.
O. And how far did You live then from Mr. Mouton 50
A. Mr. MOultOn then lived just below-f0ur doors oeio"
St. AIMS Church, ClnOn-st, II you are familiar Win
Brooklyn.
O. Well, 7 am not; but am afraid I am going 10 be-
though. A VIII Dc very naPPy w n"'o '''
become
Q. DO you recollect the character Oh the hsui' a. ~
was a snowy stormy night
O. very ncement night was it mott A. 1t was all
incement night.
@. Did You have an umbrellai A. suspect mott
usually take none.
O. Don't you recOlect that you got very wet III going
down therei A. No, Sir; don't.
O Don't YOU recollect that you complained or the
s,orm going down there A. did not don't think, at
least, did. 80
O Well from the time that you left your house until
vour arrival at the OF Mr. MoultOn, what occurred
between you and Mr.. Moulton A Well SIR II cannot
recall any considerable conversation between Mr. Mou-
ton and me on the way down there, but have an ndis-
nct recollection of some conversation respecting Mr.
Bowen but whether it the way down or between
Mr. Moultons and Mr.. TiltOns or on the way DICK OF
ALL OF them together cannot very well separate In my
mind and say; that MOut0n did not walk mueiy by NE
have a very strong impression and that he conversed
with me- that did not relate TO the errahd also
recoleet because when had reached about Montague or
p.msenst 7 asked him what it that Mr.. Tilton
wanted TO see me for and he said that Mr. Triton woud
state when reached his house, or "a hat SUBSTANCE
O And what was his manner and tone when he said
that A. There was nothing very special; IL was dc
one gentleman would say 1t to another.
O. Was IL not perempory in its styef A. On no. sir
-
WAY defers request and refuses request for Informal
ton. -
O. Did you infer from his answer, namely MI Iiitoh
will inform YOU when you there that he knew what
the subject OF the meeting vast A don't know mat
inferred one thing another inferred that he did not
wish to converse on the subject
O Well. what inference did YOU draw from thatt A.
don't think that carried it any further sir; think that
the train of thought probably ceased there
a Didn't Mr. MoultOn. the way from your house 10
his cav TO YOU in substance reply To the question that
Won put TO him. wishes TO you about your rela-
lions with his wife Elizabeth A He never said such
word.
O. Did he say in substance. Hei wishes TO see yoh In
regard 10 domestic diftlcultiesl - A. He did not
O. And you were then in entire Ignorance Of the object
of thar visit so far as anything that MI Moulton SAID
were wont A. can't say that decsively; was, III 80
far a. anything announced the errand on when was
poinp from Mr. Moulton TO me; l was absolutely
ignorant.
am asking you far Mr.. Moalton said ANYTHING
during thai Journey A. am replying 10 that | I'M
derstood that Sir and far he said anything TO me
disclosing the object that Mr. Tlton had was IN pro
found ignorance.
O. Do you ecoect before you started from your house
that you told any where you were GOING A do
not
U Were any OF the members OF your family at home
thnt night A. kaow nothing to the contrary Il" no
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