New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
eRoSSExAMINATIoN OF Mr.. BRsMER..

CRlSS-EAAMlNAllONO VI NM DishNEh.
Mr.. Evarts-AIr. Bremen, where Is ypur sta
ton United States Storekeepert A No 70 South Of
0. Whose stOref A. briggs
O. How long have you known Mt riltan and In WIS
wayf A. know Mr.. Tilton-i saw hiSs a NewYsrk. 10
Tryonrow and some showecshim "a me and sa~
him afterward-Mr. TitOn Isaw hra in New-Yark 70
Tryon row somebody showed hm % me-. aiAsst eigs
years ago
O. In Tryonrowt A. Yes. Sir.
O. You mean as he WAS passiss along the sidewalks
A. Yes sir, and remember hes made n4uoh mpressOs
on that have never forgotten him.
O. Now. when was that's A. That 'was about eIens
years ago.
O. And from that tiIne until you Jaw him in this Pro
cesson had you over hint A. heard his mama
but didn't nun very often.
O. Did you see him at ALI A. when
Q. Between the time you saw him in Try,nrrOw and
the time Yum him in the prOcessou Il Well. ss~
him pass afterward once again.
O. Where was thatl A. In Nassau-st-. sbeieve.
O. weu you sure Of thatt A. Y -, Sir.
q, When was that-hOw many ye1sa ago' A. On.
could not tell that exactly
v Six years. A. II may be.
@ Well you then he WA the person you hsS
seen beforel A. sir
O. When you him IN Nassau-st. did you reraamsss
you had seen him beare A. Oh yes Sir; raInembsreS
1 saw him before,
Q Now. except passinghm in the stree, on these tvs
occasions you had him ever, mad yomI No.
sir. didn't see him anywhere else
/, O. Now you Joined the procession when it started
| didn't youi A. Yes, Sir.
O. And went all through with il A. went all throuS
with il; yes, Sir.
O. Ana you saw Mr.. Tilton when the processios
startedi K Not exactly when it started; saw him 70
the way A friend Of mine walking with NE. and hs
made the remark There Is Mr.. Tlton, too"
O. What did You say' A. didn't say anything
o. You didn't say, "oh know that" A Sirf
o You didn't say 81 know that is Mr rilton." diS
youi A. didn't say II no. Sir.
O. You didn't say, "a that sees SIR. Titon onGs
never forgets himp A. No, Sir; didn't think it
necessary.
O. Now who was the gentleman that you wNh
ing with that told you this Mr.. ritOni A. How
thatf
@ Who the person you were walking with 10 The
procession that told you It Mr. Tiit0nf A. Johs
Brunner he is also IL the store.
O. You walked with him all through, did yout A. YEA
Sir; II you will allow me 70 make a remark
Mr. Evarts-No, that Ia not permitted
Mr. Fuerton-we will let you make it by and by
Mr. Evarts-If IL Ia important
Mr. Fuierton-wen, will have IL any way: ~s
cannot tell If it is important until we get it.
Mr. Evarts--That you would not allow me to DO ne
the wttnessl Now. Mr.. swnton. you said sometdaAs
about hint A. Yes. Sir
O. Do you know hint A. Yes Sir.
O. Personally A. Yes Sir.
@ Are You acquainted with hint A. YES SUI
O. To talk with him A. Yes, Sir.
O. When did you make his acquaintance' A. maze
his acquaintance after tho TompkinSsquare outrage -
New-York
O That was after this procession A. Yes. sr.
O Some time A. some tina after, on the 18th %
January.
O. Yes we know about that. Now. whom did you Dr.
think Il Mr. swinton that was walking with ma. II
ton in the procession A sirf
O when dd YOU nrst think that 10 was Mr.. sw'ntos
that was walking with Mr. riltoni A say dlasS
know it was Mr. swinton ct that time. but after sss
Mr. swnton recollected-yoa know our party -
mail that va rsc.,isct fr,ssdA