, 1875-03-26
talked to about tl,ia caso on MontlayM Mr. flills
oh,ce, In th!a city. Alro Talked With ALI.

talked to about tbia case on MontlnyAt NJ. Htlrs
ohlcs, in sh!s city. s1ro talked with ALI.
Whitney about II. ...-.,..
Tbis finished tho croas-e1Au,natton.
Redirect: THO lunol, was gencral!y thkcn as
Mr., Woodhull's offices, aud not as Dstmontco's,
ul,cro they wcro takcn very seldom. On tho
occ,s,on Of III. lecture rss waiting nt tho door,
oronlg aud cloeing 1t. =. .Mas Mas told by Mira.
Wootlhnil TIM. this wns Mr. Tilton. They wcre
II, the habit nf calling each other VickY" and
"Thcudore."
ANOTHER Er1oRnp wrTFBBs.
Tho witness tl'cu .1aft tho staud. and another
colortd man, llan1od
RICHARD ADAM anAr,
Was called. lie testiAcds reside in ti1e City Of
Washington, whore have fivod all my life.
WA a clerk in the Board Of Public Works III
1s72.73. WAS In Now York III 1870. loft New
York th 1871. I wAa reqnostod TO :, cn'mo me- iron,
was emeioyea by tnem to M wrappers on pape,,s
and direct tl,cn l.npw Triton. an,l IA" hin. II,
the o!1'co first in March, 1s71 lto WAS pointed
out est TO :, n. n, nc, MI x,, a''s"' noto " T.
paper. I saw him al Mrs, Woo.ihilrsI 4 ho,.ae
aLouk ha3l-a-lozon times, observed hls DO.
lug thora two Or three tlmoa At night about IL
o'clock. Ife wAa writing. They went OUT on
Or ! 10 tho evening, but do mt rcn'eg,lol
tyhpn tl1eyratnu bacl I waH prosont at steln-
wny Hall In ls7l. ! remombor eot.Ssrnntion
boiwec,, Msa. Wonsil,nl aud Tilton aboNt get
thug 1,oocl,os 10 preside. Mfs. Woodruff pl'a
ftr nAp BETTER rnEaIbE
or sho wo,,ll make It hotter for lith, On cath
tllayl 1t liz iii hell boiow, mud Il!ton saia "Ul.
10 lap to do It; he'll DO t." always worked
in Tho trout room In tho o;llces Of, road sroct.
Dor OH ono occaslon tho gas In the rom waR II,
VIVA cut, and MA lit In tic back onlcs. l Haw
Ii!ton a ,u Mss wooahall ,lt,a sIt "h1ut 'hfi, in
vs 1g S,ofss .ss 'nsr ssrsa ere ,sw p 'Sn ,Ss1
Game out. Thoy used to be IN thu. back room
ycry often. mud frequently could boar them
coIivessiug. used to SEQ Titon In tho scconI-
floor back room, which waaa bedroom. 8on,e-
t,n,es wont 10 bod when no was thcro, and when
1go. mp in Tie morning he was thorc.
THIS conclndctl tho direct examination, ANIL
Mr.. Fullerton told tho witness ho might go, as he
Ind no questions to ask linn.
cp1oItEp WOMAN,
I.ucy Ann Giles, VIVA called, She testified: I
have lived In Brooklyn nino years. aud worked
az cook III tho family OF TIctorin WoolhnIl.
waa employed tlcre In 1870. aav hlr. Iiltoii
there OH tho d OF July. 1S7. for TIM fiat ti,nc.
lilo was wrlslnE. and stayed there all night. Ho
acpt in the front parlor on sofa lounge which
prepared for ilin,. waited OH tho table, aud
enw Efli ut brnhksass. lie WAS thcre al TINT day,
anil That night hc did not sleep on tho sofa-
lounge. That night Col. Blood slept on tho third
floor.
SAW HIM IN arms. woopnCI.L's nEDpooM
three or four tiMcs. flo waa often nt the houae
while | wns there. I nhro cartiol rctrnBhfnniits
to Mira. Woodhulfa room when Iiton WAS thero
ns all hours Of tho night and morning, When
went III on tllo itl OF July night, Mrs. Woodruff
was in her bcd-gown and Mr.. Tilton had oil la
cont and vest, and WAS In bis stockingcd foot.
This witness also left the stand without boing
cross examined, mud, after tho Judge had it,
atrucscd tho jury that III to-luolrow was Cool
Friday thego would bo no Court, thev norn told
to ln psescut on Alonlay ucxt, aud tho Court
adjourned.