New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

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here and thought would stay this side where ooHd
60 to church.
O. Where did you board herei A. To Ciasson'sVe
Q. What number A. COZ Casson-sve
@ COZ Classon -svei A. Yes. Sir
O. With whomr A. Ny mother.
O. She lives there, does shei A. Yes, Sir.
@ Now didn't you board there regularly after you went 70
the Office in New York. with Woodruff Clann' A. No. Dir
did not board there regularly at all
@ Well did you quit boarding with your mother' A. NO.
Sir
Orwell then, how do you mean' A. Well wonla oo
sometimes up to the house. and then over here was
ketchcd up house would stay there's IL haa any "
rands to do up that way would stay up there
O. Then you were there irregulay were your A. AT inc
housef
O. Yes Yes Sir Twas not there all the time; sometimes
two or three times week. sometimes more sometimes Poo
ably whole week would be up at the house.
O. And would not come 10 brooklyn at all! A. MOI un'
about Saturday evening. 49,,
@ Now when did you next see Mr. Triton 'here aei '
lecturer A. To the house or the Officer
O. To the house A. Well him there after that-mr'
woodruff introduced him mo; saw him thore; loon INV
whether 1t was aong-I think 1t was sometime aoHs ~ H'
Spring sometime.
O In the Sprtngi A. Yes Sir.
q Tn the following sprngs A. In the following Spnns
O. Whist year was thati A. That was ~ and H.
@. III A. n.
O Then from the time that you him there at the lecture
up to the Spring Of 1871 you not that you saw him
,herei A. not very positive about seeing him there any
time only the lecture am sure Of that
O. And then again In the Spring OF l5ll a. IN the spring.
am not so very sure
O Now do you know what time was In the Spring OF
1871 when you saw him there next' A. No, Sir
Q. Howl A No, Sir.
O. When were you introduced hm' A Down the Office
@ wheni A. think might have been the latter part OF
February OF perhaps March, 1t cold weather; remember
hodh tyrith nv
In making my return to Mrs Woodruff and Miss Claain
O. That the rst you him at the office was III A.
That was my acquaintance with him at the Office 10 my
recollection.
O. Had you seen him at the Office before A. might have
seen him there.
collect il .
How long after you were thus introduced TO him was II
that YOU saw him next house think was some
time sone-t might been the last OF the Spring proba-
bly, and first Of June sometime that time could not tell
what time it
quite warm.
@ Wasn't II as late July Augusi A don't think that
it quite as late that, Sir.
O. Well you are not sure your A. am not sure was
quite late that saw him there often before that
O. Wheref A. Before az late as that should say.
@ Where, A. Why at the office and up at the house too
q Did your A Yes, Sir
@ Well speaking Of the time when you saw him at
the house after you him at the lecturer A 1t WIS
along late in the Spring, think.
@ Howf II my memory serves right, think II was the
latter part Of the Spring
O Bu, Won added moment ago think James that might
have been as late as the first Junei A. Well that is what
say part Of May that would be-thst would end In
June, wouldntir
O Yes and understood you say that from the time you
saw him the lecture the time when you saw him the
latter part Of May June whatever time you were not
,bafvo ad him at he A L
sure, not very sure
O. Well moment ago. didn't You tell me that you had seen
him house very often before that or did you msspeaS'
Mr. Evarts-He did not say before that, did he'
Mr. Fulerton-Yes, he did.
Mr. Tracy-The question: your Honor Of the counsel was
July or August when the witness said: g" had seen him
good many times before that at the house"
Mr. Fuerton-Now when you say you saw him there the
next time late probably, May june asked you 1t
might not when you first him
there A Yes Sir you asked that question, but told
YOU it sc late as that.
O. Are you late that A. 1t not
Sir when first him there Sir it was not so
late as that
@ And when do you to be understood now that you
saw him frequently there-beore May June, A. TWAS about
May along time in May; perhaps in June time
about the latter part Of May along at that time
when he more accustomed
O. When he was what' A. When became acquainted
with him about the house.
Q. About the housef A. Yes Sir.
@ Now James let put this question 10 you: When did
You him the house after the delivery Of the lecture
which you speak OF A. might haveI not positive that
the gentleman there particularly before the Spring. am
positive about it to truly but saw him after the
lecture think him after that, probably number OF
times after that but Oye saw him there in the Spring
@ As late May June' A. Somewhere along about the
latter part.
O. Now when you saw him there in May June, Of which
you arc certain do you recoect placer A. Well he
was accustomed always when
O. Well. 20 on A. When he met the ladies they would
greet him and he would greet them usual.
@ How had you him greet them and him greet
them before that May June 1917 A. How often,
Yes A. Where atf II please state where at because
you know saw him at the Office too and OF the house.
O. And at the houset A. Yes, Sir.
O. Before thaf A. hope you viii make it plain to me,
what you mean.
O. Oh! yes as plain as can. A. Yes, Sir.
understood you that in May June whatever the
month was when you him the housethe first time that
you are you him at the house. that he greeted
them and they greeted him as usually A. Yes, Sir
O. Now ask you the question and will make ii as plain
as can where you had them greet him and him greet
them before that visit at the housei A. At the Office.
O. At the Office A. Oh, yes, Sir; frequently al the Office
Q. Frequenty' A. Yes, Sir.
@ Had you seen them greet him and him greet them at the
house before visit in May June A don't know that
/ remember anything about it before.
O HowY A. don't remember anything about before that
@ frequently had you seen him at the Officer A. Well,
had him there quite number-number OF times at that
time lie seemed be very intimate with them at that time.
O. In Wntcr A Along through the Winter and Spring
season.
O. 1870 and 1871, A. That wasyou speaking now Of
1871 euppOsef
@ am speaking of the same time that you speaking Of
A. Well 1871.
O. Very well. Had you him unchng there before May
or june 1917 A Oh! yes Sir had seen him lanchins
there.
Mr. Eyarts-You mean by that, at the object
Mr. Fuerton--Yes, Sir
The Wtness-At the Office.