, 1875-02-11

By the store when rstutne1- II your sesvaau law
nT.a..xs ~"s @ OF ny .i.snao 10 intruIs upon ,ouns
y ~ en ~ sasss sbo
turn from Y. .eyths fss.o,y the nl.sf IT.. eallcd 10
drank il together. al Tires n ": e 1ensin.J with
rnc TIL ths lecture. aud after it w.a oycr took ny
is supper and mora cttr. aud accompanied lis buck
e tlss hotel, *hs.e, .l!hont eoing 'n'o my room
!; s r. saw 1Sn ao Il hsi III ~ nt
iare tu rcryant rtole IN upon her ae,9;ld tins and
E.w heE with her "drf:a unbatton1d;" J 1'ab yoa
rea tile na,ne Of tie man or tie hotel, that i!a
servant who would TIM. treat bs naAters guert. aud
thurlits viii inero child, ah Who wouLl Ink
serntls what hr Y" IN roH. svhtss ocura''s. them
iis orse msu pa.rcs tor sneak Th., sinca yoa ssf
fnt it, III tho rorfect statement u tbs rare. aE.
you1s truly, tsigued} THEopons IlL4or.
THE woopnut1..
Tho Ninnted business having been comfortA-
bty ]iapoecd OF. tho everlAAting Wnodhull came
to tho snrface again. like the Heating CARCASS Of
dog rising and falling with the ciIangas Of The
"m.ey an ro OIL pG Toos qs Pers u ill., c.eFs %
Q.-~Now. bo 80 good nH to giro me some
notion, ~ near Us you can. Of tho frequency with
which yo,1 we're in ttrH. Woodllt!l'a publication
oilire. or bt1sncss Office, whichever it naa dur
ing the period of time 5on llage Unsigned as tho
rpace nf yonr acqnh!ntsuce. Al think said
was there frequently.
Giant you recall to four mind that you
wore theFo at Least once week on Tho average
uuripg that .uuo7 A.-No, 6,r would uot like
to say 1t, because thers WEI no regularity in my
! going. | went when occasion required, somc-
times when It did not require
Q.-Do you Eelnnnher whether you vent when
YOU wofp sent for or went spontaneously? A.
| always won't whcn was sent for.
Q.-Sometimes quito spontaneously? A.
| Q.-Can you give me any information of tho
| Cf inn TINT n at tim
| tlorae of Woodhnii during the ,leriod OF your
| acquaintance Al should say perhaps only
| ten or Il dozer still, won't bo poAisive.
Q.--Can you give ua any notion Of the number
Of Times tia. you pnascd night under her roof?
A.-ies, elr es"et!y.
| Q.-1Iow tnany7 A.-0ncn.
| Q.--Did yon spend three daye, or any pGrt Of
! them, III tho company Of Airs. No0dhnll: A.
/ That don't remainder.
Q.-Did you Bpend shrco daYs or any part Of
| them at tlo house Of Mrs. WoodhuIl3 A.-1hat
| don't remozHber.
Q,-Did you spend either Of the nights cou-
nectcd with there days at tue houss Of Mrs..
| Nootllul}2 Al wae never st Mira. Wcol}lnll'B
house auy night aava tho one Which haso
/ nnnot1.
Whether, tho 81 lth, tud 9Th Of July, ISL. you
| woro not in tho company Of Mrs. Woodruff. Ruh
ut hor ho.iac, and did not spend eithar Of thoss
three ni5hta QUO Of those nights ut her hnnHe
Al vii nnawor pa5s M Of yous question Win H..
| Of throo OF those nights. Whether or not
through those days I saw heE. cannos, as this
distance of timc, say,
Q.-Do you remember where Mrs. Tilton Nas
during these tAIeo days Of July, 1877! A.-So,
:! Q.-Sho WAS in the country, waa she no. !?
AL ,to not remember. What year do you a.
| !,,t}o to:
| Q-Is71. A.-Well, cnn answer that ques-
tion BY referring to Hono OF tlo1 corrcspprtoncc.
think BLo WAS i'll 6cohaTia BY tho lato Of tue
letter.
Q.-Do ypu roracmhos an occasion during thst
period Of yoar Acquaintance With Arr. Woodruff
| In which you anu flo wcrc together III tho CON-
pany Of lawyer from Lowell, Mir. Co"loy, in
tho City Of New York, either ct nno Of your
oi'iees-yoNra Or Mrs. y17osaaNAa-os A,S o:aof @
Woodruff narrnte to him tho substance or cut.
ject Ut her subsequent publication IT. 1872
! AL unn in company with Mrs. Hoo'thtiii nnd A
lawyer from Lowell, but that lawyer waa Con
l,ntior. don't remember auy other lawyer.
4on't know Q! tie person wioso name sou nov
mention.
Q.-Do you mean to say that you woro in Mrs,
Woodt.ulis company wl:il uen- G,'tler during
that period I'll your acquaintance VI intercourse
with Mrs. Woodruff: Al mean to say thai
QUO evening Gou. Butler aud went to Msu
Woodhull's houao.
Q.-You don't remember the fact Of be[rg 1t
Tho presence Of Some thisd psEaon while Mrs
Woodruff narrated tho substance Of her eubse.
1nont publication A.-On.y Mr.. Mow!ton.
heard her oncs speaA Of it in hiH psosoaco, bu
iu no other porson's
THE Er1aroLAnY PUBLICATION IN TEE CHICAGO
From tho Woodhudi a temporary retIeat was
,natlo upon the publication OF tho lottcrs. IIlton
explaining that lie 6o!ectod tue Graphic proccai
cusod him Of forgery. Ihcn ho WIS asked
ratAe1 absarlly, Il ho had Not written tho leal-
inEs and descriptive tileH oyor tho lettcfhas tlloy
appussoa in TuE Cu1oAoo TmnuSr, to which. oi
course, ho answered !" No.
T1LroN AZ 4 "K1DNArpER
Next upon the desuttoty programme came TAG
incident of Mrs. Tilton's return from tho West,
and Of hcs nosra t. ..t tue .,a,'.n house 10. o.
ceedod =, to illustrate, as follows, t!'e
theory TINT Tilton recovered lis vito by Kid
mapping bis baby. II was ~ effort to show tha1
tho only ito which bound Mrs; Iitton to hos
homo was the instinct Of motherhood aud, being
; tho i}rst sensation Of tue day. the Audience
b',2zed With astonslment and interest.
Q.-Do you remember Mrs. IAson coming *
your Office during tho tImo Of l.or absence from
set,dirg for her from tue office Of the Union.
Q.-iIad sho with her, during her Bbsence a.
her muther's, an infant ch!td9 Al think als
! hail.
oflea at your request, OF sending for tha. infant
child aud taking it from Mrs. Morse In tbs
wsfaA ahscuce, to your own houAe' Al re-
momber scu,lng fer the child, but it WAS no
during Mrs. rilton's cnll at the Union office.
Q.-wnen wns it yon sont for the child A.
J cannot Identity tue day,-think I wrote note
Q.-Do you rotnembnr by whom you sent IT
/ AL haso a recollection that sent by Eller
! | Dounh, my l1onsekeepfr.
Q.-Iid abe know its contents and tho ersaui
fer WHICH 1t waa sent1 Al dout know.
Odd slo bling tho child? /? Al do not 70
mcubcr Wh8ther sho brought 1t Or mott tht
| child cnne.
Q.-W!tl, its mother? A.-No sir; do mol
remember whather Mta. TIlton brought 1t or not