New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17


Mr.. TILTON'S EXCURSION WITH MRS. wOODHULL
O. Were you employed by Mr.. Tton at any time
to take him to Coney Islandi A. was.
q Did any accompany him on that occason' A. ie''
Sir. a
@. Who, A. lady
O. When WIS that Mr. Gallagher A In the Summer of
1871
@ What time in the Summer A. The latter part OF the
Summer.
O. The latter part Of the Summer A. Yes. Sir.
O. From what place did Mr. Tton take your carriage'
Mr. each-weI Sir we would like know with what pur
pose offered suppose is for the purpose of contra
dcton
Mr. Tracy-It is in part and for the purpose Of showing an
affirmative another part 1t is offered for the douoe
purpose
Mr. Beach-Wel what affirmative fact do you propose to
show
Mr. Tracy-The acquaintance and association of Mr. Tton
with Mrs. Woodhnll
Mr.. Beach-well this does not tend TO that
Mr.. Tracy-It will il you only wait moment
Mp Beach-We know what il tends to- There 10 no oc-
casion wait We have had an examination upon
this subject gentleman is quite mysterious as lie
may think
Mr.. Tracy-I never am mysterious.
Mr. Beach, submit that it is entirely collateral matter
upon which having Mr. Ton he il not open TO con
rsdicon We had examination which your Honor nhdouo
eddy fully recoects regard this excursion to Coney lsan
the distinguished opening my learned friend
We all displayed think; rate 1t has been IN the
discussion revealed your Honor The question
whether far pertinent and material TO this issue
to become the subject contradiction Mr. 1ftons relation
of it is unsatisfactory TO the gentleman submit not OH
submit TO you that entirely collateral matter and mat Ihere
fore they concluded BY the answers which nave oeen
| by Mr.. Tion.
Judge Neson-Under the assurance made by Mr'Iray'
think we will take the evidence what amounts TO-
Mr. Tracy-From what place did Mr. Tlton take your car
rae' A. My memory is that he took it from MS own mousse
| in Lvingston-st.
O From what point did lady take it, A. From there
O. The lady accompanied him from his house 70 the cafa5e
| did A. That is my memory.
@ Did you whether not you went direct 70 Cohe
Island from their house A. Ny memory is that went diec
| to Concy Island.
O What time Of day was it that they took the carriase'
| 1t was in the afternoon.
| @ What timer A. cannot give the hour
O What kind Of carriage was it? A 1t an open car
| rage
O What was done on arriving Coney Isand' A dom
recolect anything only they left for to 90 to battle
@ Where did your carriage stop' A. stopped at the Oeach
| the planks where folks generally get out
@ Where they generally get out for bathng' A. yes s
| Mr. Fulerton-Wel.
Mr. EyartsFor what purpose people generally get out al
| that placer
| Mr. Beach-Never mind One moment
Mr. Eyarts-Thc usual place for getting out FOR what'
| Mr. Fulerton-FOr getting out.
Mr. Evarts-The question is whether it is the usual place
bahers get out the usual place to the hotel or wha'
Mr. Mos-Therc place there for bathcrs to get out
Mr. Eyars-I am informed that there is The question is Il
describe the locality
| Judge Neilson-wel. ask him to describe It,
Mr. Tracy-whereabouts it that they got IT. A. NJ
memory is that it opposite Green's somewhere near tho
! panks.
O. Where ia Greens' A. II is very convenient to the beach
| O. How faS from the bcachi A Well should say II wa
| built on the beach.
| @ Well did they
Judge Neilson-What did they dor