New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

Mr. Beach-Dd you leave it in the house A. did yes
Sir
@ Continued the register Of the house? A. could not
say to thai, Sir
@ Who succeeded youi A. A gentleman by the name of
Reid Sir.
O. You left it with him. A. / did Sir.
Mr.. Beach-That is all. Sir.
Mr. Hi-Wen you say he regsered-he entered his name
upon the register, at all events? A He did, Sir
@ Now what occurred just there the time OF regstene'
Give the conversation between you and Mr.. Tton a lie
called for two rooms adjoining.
q Yes What else! A. WIKI II fire in his room.
O. Did he ask TO nave a fire other room' A. No, Sir
e sad fire would be sufficient.
@ Now did you furnish him doinng one another
opening into another; A. No, Sir; did not
@ Why noti A. looked my
Mr.. Beach-That is objected to-
Mr. Hll-Wen, dont for it. ITO the witness What
did you tell hmi Go A told him could give him front
nearly opposite.
@ Now did You do thatf A. did, Sir.
q On wha, hOori A On the third floor, Sir
@ Now please state Mr. Lincoln, there public par
Tor in your hotels A. There was, Sir.
O. comrnodious and comfortable pacei A. Yes, Sir.
O. For ladiesf A. Yes, Sir.
O. As well as gentemenf A. Yes Sir.
@ That comfortably furnished with sofas, and fire. and
chairss A. Yes, Sir always during cold weather.
O. Now please tell you had occasion to 90 to that room IN
the afternoon of Mr. Ton-I this mont room winch
you assigned himY A did, Sir.
@ How did you come to 60 thereG
Mr. Beach-That is objected 10.
Judge Nelson-WeIl, he went that is sufficient
Mr. Hl-very well; you door; what did you do
A. raped at the door
O. Well 90 on tell what ese-you raped at the door' a.
heard no response and back 10 the Office again
and got to steps away from the door, and the door opened
and returned.
O You returned TO the door, A. Returned 10 the door,
@ Did you see Mr. Tltonf A. did, Sir.
@ What was his condition as to dressi A. His coat and
jacket-his coat and of and in his stocking iee
O. Well did you the LADY, A. did, Sir.
O. Where was she' A. She was lying upon the bed
O. Which side? A. The front side of the bed
@ Did you rap twice only once Mr. Lincoln at the doo
A. could not answer Sir positively about that
O. How long did You wait before the door openedi A.
Oh, moment or so, Sir
O. Had you started to go away, do you recoect' A Yes
Sir; started TO go away.
O. All quiet at first and then came to the door as you
turned 70 20 away a. Yes, Sir.
O. Now how old person was TINS IadyF
Mr. Morris-We object.
Mr. Hill-WeI in appearance?
Mr. Fullerton-Well, we object to that
Judge Neilson-We will take the answer; about how old
Mr. Hill-About how old Mr Lincoln? A. should Judge
her 10 be about twenty-five years, sE.
O. How large personi a. She above the average OF
O. Weigh about how much?
Judge Neson-I hardly ;LIk be answer that ILaugh
ter
Mr Hn-Perhaps not be important 10 ascertain how
large and how tins child that We have been talking
about.
Mr. Morrs-we can tell you; she is wcnyihTee now, and
that is six years ago.
Mr. Hi-Dd you observe their conduct while they were al
the table Mr Lincoln dining breakfast A did, Sir
@ we what towards each other? A. Very Courteous
Sir; familiar
@ Anything than ordinary?
Mr. Beach-That il objected TO- Sir.
Judge Nclson-The question what he observed TO the
witness Describe i, in your way.
The Winess-wel they very familiar very courteous
towards each other.
M H-Now what tine did they leave the hotel! a. few
minutes before seven clock in the morning, Sir.
O. Do you know what depot they went to- A. To the Nan
gauck depot there was but then running into town
Sir
O. Do you recoec whether they called for cda or not at the
dinng-iabie? a. They did, Sir
Q Had you anything Of thai kind? A. No, Sir.
@ Why not?
Mr. Beach-Objected to.
Mr. Hnl-wen, will ask you this Sir Was yours a temper
ance hotel? A. II was. Sir
MI Hil-TLat is all