New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

THE AFTERNOON SESSION
The Court met at o'clock, and the cross exam
nation of Mrs Mitchell resumed
Mr. Fulleron-was that secretary which you say was in
the adjoining room to the one Ton occupied open or
shut : general thing A. Shut as general thing
q You have seen open, nave you not A les OH
@. Frequently A Yer, Sir
O Did YOU see writing materials in it A. Yes Sir have
seen writing materials in IT,
O. During that week did you writing materials in 1t
| A. Not that recolect or
O. Did you it open during that week! A 40 o' IT,
| member whether did or not.
O. Did YOU have to write whilst you were hee' A.
did but always have my writing materials with me-
Did you see anybody write that secretary whilst you
were there In that week in December $780, and the first OF
| January, 1871! A. do not remember
O. Did you any sitting at that secretary ana wrns
| A. | do not remember that did
And you do remember having secn writing materials
IN il during that period, undcrstandyou! A NO. or
| had occasion TO 90 to it,
You were in the good deal, you not? A. Yes,
Sir.
And did no, the secretary stand open during that week.
some part Of the timer A. presume it did; think it did
Then you could the writing materials without having
occasion to 90 TO it, could you not? A. Yes If took parcu-
lar notice, but did not take particular notice
O How soon after this call OF Mr. Tlton in the day time
yhen he said that he ruined mani It, that you saw
Mr. Moulton at Mr. Tons user A. think it was the next
| day.
@ Was that the first time that you him thcreF Yes
| Sir.
O But You would what that next day was sup
pose: A. No. Sir cannot because do not remember what
| day OF the week ii was.
@ What time in the day was that Mr. Moulton came there
| first? A. do no, remember.
O. Was in the day time In the night season. A. IL was
in the day time think; it was in the day time
O. Are you quite that you saw him more than once
| there, A. Yes Sir; am.
O Were you present in the room, A. was.
O. When he there the first timer A. Yes Sir; think
| @. And all the time that he was hcrc' A. Yes, Sir
You did not leave the the first time that he was
heref A. do not remember may have gone in and out
| but | do not remember that did
O What room was he.n9 A. lie in the room adjoining
the room that M Triton in The rooms were all in one
Do not repeat that understand how those rooms are
They are all in there are two rooms win odhs doo
between them, A. But they open most OF the time
Do the folding doors embrace the whole distance between
| the wals' A. No, Sir.
lie was the adjoining then to where Mrs Triton
was' A. part of the time and part OF the time he was In
| the room with Mrs. Tion.
Was that the first time that he caleds A. don't emcm
| Der whether it was the first or the second.
O. am talking about the first timer A. do not remem'
| ber
trs time tina, he called or notf A. No. Sir, cannot
Can YOU saw that he was In inc with Mrs Tlton the
second time that called? A. cannot say whether 1t was
| the second or the third time
O Are you sure that he called more than twice. A. think
| nc did.
O Cona Won swear positively IT. A. do not know that
could swea. positively quite that he there
more than twice.
Did YOU remain in the during the time that he was
| there, A. Yes, Sir think that did
O Did you ever sec him in the with Mrs Tlton more
| than once, A. could not say
O And YOU cannot whether you remained in the room all
the time when ne in that room, not A. No. Sir
O Do you remember anything that passed whilst Mr. Moul-
| ton was in Mrs Tilton's roomi A. Only remember
O. No; do you emcnbcr anything that did pass' re-
| member their talking; that Is all.
| O. You remember that they takcd' A. Yes, Sir
| O And that is all you remember. A.. Yes, Sir.
When was 1t that Mr. Tion said that he would like to
| read 10 his wei A. do not remember the day.
O. How long it after this day when he called in the mid
die OF the day and said that he ruined! could not tell
Was il before or after Mr. Moulton called, A. could
| not tell you; DO not remember.
O Wa. before or after Mr. Beeche caled A could not
| tell you.
| O. Yon cannot sayi A. No. Sir.
| O You have no way Of fixing the time? A. No, Sir
@ Were you requested to leave the them A. No. Sir
O. You went voluntarily, did you, a. went voluntarily
O Where did you 60? A. went downstairs Are you re-
| ferring to the time that Mr.. Beechcr calledf
O No: am talking about the time when Mr.. Tilton said
that he wished to read his wife, where did you go Them
| Into the adjoining.
O. Into the library study A Into the front room and
closed the folding doors.
o What |, that room caed A. The sitting room; It the
same room.
O You went through the folding DOORS did your A. Yes
| Sir.
O Were the folding doors shut "A Mr. Tton closed the
folding doors.
| O. And you were upon the other side' A. Yes, Sir.
| n hearh wi A. |
not remember.
O. Then you know that he read to her. do YOU A.
do not know only from what he said do not know that he
read TO her.
O. You heard him say that he wanted to read to herr A.
Yes Sir
O What did he have at that time in his hand anything
| A. lie had book In his hand.
| O. Do you know what book 1t was' A. No, Sir.
| O. A bound booki A. could not say
@ Did appear to be ordinary bound books book with
| q cover on, A. do not remember.
q Can you not remember that well remembr
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