New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

tons lips In the parlor the day arrived from Marietta
q That lie the frst you heard Of in A. Yes, sS
Q. Or knewlsuch a charge madei A. Yes Sir
Q, You Didn't hear II at Marietta at ALI A No Sir.
O. You recoect the day, suppose when Mr.. Tion first
made thu charged A. OH yes, Sir very well.
You recoect also the second time that Mps Tilton went
to her mothers you Marietta, do notf
A. The first timer
O. The second time; she twice did she not TO her
mohers A. She backwards and forwards several times
@ Well You have related two occasions at leas A. Yes
Sir; when he told the story TO me.
O. When Mrs. Tilton went TO her mothers from her own
house have you mott A. Yes Sir the first time went was
the morning after Mr. Ttcn related this story told me this
story
@ And the second time was when' A. Then the second time
she evening tina, he around and brought Mrs. f1ton
from Mrs Morses back again that the time that he tod
the story again that the third time.
q How days that after return from Marea!
Mr. Byarts-Which onei
Mr.. Fulerton-The second visit.
The witness-The second time she went her mohcrs'
G. Yes A. The first tine the day after returned
from Marietta, and then think day or two after that
the third lime
@ Now troubles with Mr. Bowen sboutt discharge
from The Union commenced them A The Hrst time thai
heard about
@ No. had they commenced then, don't want the first
time.
Mr. shearman-wcn, that is fair question.
Mr.. FuleronYes # H. Had the troubles with Mr. Bowen
commenced at the Tilon made the second visit to
her mothers after your return from Marettai
Judge Neilson-Had they commenced her knowledge do
You meant
Mr.. Fulerton-Certanly.
The witness-wel going to explain, to say
Mr.. Fullerton-I trying get anything but her
knowledge; counsel know that very well
The Witness-H you will allow to explain will tell
yon.
Nj Fullerton-The question is a very simple
The Wifness-I saw,
question that the first time that =
@ don't ask you about the first time ask you at that
time You had then heard about the troubles with Mr. Bowen
about the discharge from The Uhioaf
Ny. Porter-One moment.
The Witness-No Sir; think not, Sir
NJ. Morrs-rTo Mr., Porter She has answered the ques-
ton.
Mr. Fullerton-we let hear the objection because
curious know what it could be- ITO the wness You had
heard Of the troubles with Mr. Bowen them A. think
not Sir would not positively but think not think
the first heard Of the troubles with Mr. Bowen was
Mr.. Beach-Wait moment
Mr.. Fullerton-I don't ask you the first time.
The Witness-Excuse me, Sir.
@ You positive upon that subject them A could
not to it, Sir, but think not.
@ Were you asked anything in that regard before the Com
mttee! A don't remember, Sir
O. Were you asked this question before the Committee at
that time referring this second visit OF Mrs Tltons her
mothers after your return from Marietta
Mr.. Eyars-What page is thati
Mr. Fueron-Page 3i paging II is the last but one OF
the testimony the top the left hand AT that time was
he having difficulty with Mr. Bowenf Were You asked that
question! A. remember; suppose my answer is
there.
@ And did you Yes Sir very great difficulties "
A. Well. don't understand what yon at that time -
do you when around to Mrs..Morses'
O. the second time that you went around TO Mrs
your from Marietta A don't think
recollect any difficulties with Mr.. Bowen then Sir
@ Ny question whether this evidence given by
fore that Committee, have read ii A. Well have said
yes Sir there then NUT have given that evidence Yes,
Sir" in that book in the Committees question
have said Yes, SIR
Well did you remember at that time that the troubles had
commenced with Nj Bowen A. must have remembered
said " Yes"
O. Would il refresh your recollection by looking at the book
A. No. Sir; don't think it will will look at it and try
@ just look and refreshes your recollection.
Mr.. Morrs-Near the top Of the page.
Mr.. Fullerton-lt is marked.
The Wiiness-I suppose must have said it this is my ties
;imony
@ Well do you recolect that Mr. BOwen's difficulties
or Mr. Tiltons difficulties with Mr. Bowen had commenced
A don recOllect-
O. AT that tinei A. don't recoect that they had Sir at
tina, time OF; there may have been troubles be
tween them but not that knew Of that tie best Of my