New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
- vnr nAiiv TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH 49, szs-TRlPLE SHEET

able myself and cooked the breakfast ana carried 'n
and waited on tho table, always stood az tue heao vi
the table 70 pour tho tea and Coffee
@. Now. do you know whsther Mr. Triton remained
there durue that day or noti A. Yes Sir ne was there
the Fourth Of July day.
O. dayi A. Yes, Sir; had = private dinner, him
self aud Mrs. Woodruff IN the front parlor carried
up; COL Blood fxsd the dinner carried it, he dlshed
IT, and Col Blood fixed 1t, and carried 1t up TO them
O. Exactly. Now. do you remember whether Mr.
Tlton stayed at Mrs woodhups House that niShti A.
Yes Sir, he did; BIO remained oil night.
O. Yes: do you know whether or not he occupied
vhctber he sept in the parlor that night A. No. Sir
he did MT sleep 10 the parlor that night
n m Won know where Col. Blood slept that nigit
A. Yes Sir; he slept up STAIRS
O. On what noori A. On tho second floor.
O. Was that the Same door whore Mrs Woodruff sleptf
A. No; up above that on the third hoor.
O. On the third hoori A. Yea. sir
O The second noor above thetf Yes, sir
O. Mrs. Giles, will you please state whether or not
Won have ever Mr.. Ttnn up stairs In the house
A. saw Mr. Tilton up stairs 10 Mrs woodhull's ROOM
O. How many finest A. Well, him there quito
number OF tines but this lh OF July night noticed
him more because had seen him In that place be-
fore.
O. You never had seen him In that place beforei A.
No, sir. NJ,
O. Now how long did be continue to come there, Mrs
Gilesf A. WE'LL he used to come there three or four
times week; he would DO either to dinner or else to
breakfast
O. Well for how long period OF tme-how long after
this lh Of July did he continue TO Gomez AS long 10
you remained there as cooki Yes, Sir.
@ As long as you remained there Ia any capacy' A.
Yes. Sir; he used 10 come
O. As often as you mentioned A. Yes. Sir; he would
be there some weeks three times, some weeks four
times some weeks FIVE times.
O. Stay in the house all night A. Yes, no would
most generally stay all night when he came.
O. Please state whether You ever called to Mrs Wood
buIls room to serve any refreshments at night A.
| Yes, Sir; was called
O How many finest A. I was called +th OF July
night up in Mrs woodhulls room. and Mr. Tilton was
there 10 carry mp observation-disclosures and cham
| payne and ice water.
| @ Now did you ever carry them refreshments upon
any other occasion to that roomf A. ies or carreu IL
| quite a number OF times.
n When Mr. Tlton WAS there at night A. Yes Sir.
O How late at night wefc these calls TO the room
when you brought refreshmontsf A. Well ii, II ana l.
O. Do you recoect OF their going out to dine aud re-
turning late A. Yes Sir, remember OF their going "
| ride out to Central Park.
O. Do Won remember of going to their after their
return from their ride . A. Yes. Sr, and carrying up
| brolled chicken and wine. and cake, champagne
| O You may state whether not they were dressed
when Won SO went their rooms, upon all occasiohF
| A. Well when went 4th OF July night. Mrs. Woodhul
was In her night garment and Mr. Tton had his coat OIL
and vest off, and was in his stocking feet lLaughter
| Mr.. Hi-Tbat Is all
| Mr.. Pryor Ito the witness)-That will DO.
| Judge NeilsOn-Next witness. Find short witness
| dt being near the hour OF aijournmenO
| Mr. Tracy-We are tryInx to find az short witness
| az we can your Honor. We disappointed In the
| examination OF the last two witnesses
! Mr. Morris-I should think you would be.
| Mr.. Tracy-We are satisfied.
| Mr. Beach-SO are We
| Mr. Morris ITO Mr.. Tracy)--You are easily satisfied
| Mr.. Sheurman-I don't think we have any but long
witnesses, and about seven minutes would do
possible good. 1t would have to be an exceedingly
| short witness.
Judge Observation-Disclosures Of the jury. in view OF the
fact that tomorrow Is Good Friday, and OF the further
fact that the counsel engaged Saturday we shall
| now adjourn TO Monday morning at IL O'clock
| The Court was then adjJurned.