New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
THE TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL
Coptiuued from Fourth Page.

which WAS afterward continued back occ did that
vosson take place the Monday the Tuesday OF which
you have spokeni Well Tuesday the last interview
~ should suppose II was il A. We'll. told you these
wastve interviews Monday and Tuesday
Understand my question James please Before the 70
you spoke Of interview between Mrs Woodruff Miss
Cishin, Mr. Blood and Mr.. Tion' A. Yes, Sir.
Q. Which you overheard A. Yes, Sir.
And which commenced In the middle office and ehaeo In
the back oHicef A. In the back Office
O. Now did that take place the Monday or on
the Tuesday A. That last interview was Tuesday.
Q. certainly was the first on Monday The In
tcrew which you described before recess was that on Mon
day or on Tuesday A. that Monday or Tuesday,
Q. Yea A. The last interview was ON Tuesday.
@ have not any about that James Do you under
stand my question A. Well, may not Sir.
O. Was 1t Monday Tuesday that you stood al the desk
opening exchanges and marking the srices A. Both
days Sir opening the exchanges but Tuesday was the
lest day, as mentioned, Sir
w 1t was We won't dispute that any longer bu.
vaa 90 ,on IA 'N"r it was on Monday or Tuesday
that you overheard the conversation "
before recessi A. That was Tuesday.
Q twas Tuesday, Tuesday Sir the last interview.
lLanghter1
want you to tell whether that conversation
Monday Or Tuesday, A. The days. Monday and Tues
dsy-he Beecher article discussed
between them.
Q. Was it the conversation both days' A. The
Same conversation both days tried TO make you under
stand that. (Laughter]
@ lis my dulness that did not understand 1t befoet A.
No. don't believe it your dullness ALL Sir aughter
O. understand II now Where the parties present
both dayst A. The same parties, Sir.
@ Did the conversation commence in the middle room on
both days. A. Yes Sir.
@ And ended in the back room A. In the back
@ And both days you stood opening the exchanges and
counting the articles A. Both days opening the ex-
changes
And all OF them standing up you described before A
No. Sir the first day, Monday they sitting down on
the sofa
q. In which room A. In the middle Office.
q And did they the things both dsys' A The
same things-talkng about this Beecher article
@ And used the language! A The same language 80
far as could
@ little louder. A. The slme so far as could learn
z. Well. you heard it A. Yes heard it. would not
have noticed it, though Colonel Blood hadn'tCoone Blood
dissatisfied
q Yes know that he was dissatisfied You have not told
what occurred the fret day have you distinguished
the second day. A. have not told
certainly have
@ Now will you describe what took place the day when
you say you sitting the sofa? A Didn't tell you
twice,
q Well my memory is very good James you viii have
tell again That Monday it, A The first in
teryew Monday.
y Then they sitting the soa' A Sitting on the
sofa
Q What took places 4. They talking about this
Beecher article.
Q. Who taking' A Mr. TiliOn, Mrs. Woodruff, and
Miss Claflin.
q What did Mr. Tton say A. Well he told her that he
something publish and he wanted her to publish
@ That he lad what; A He had article that he wanted
her 10 publish