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

the children school Washington with Mr.
TilOns approval A. Yes. Sir
O. Well how that Was il with his APPROVAL A. With
his approval yes, SIR
Can you recocct what day Of the week il when Mrs
Tilton before the COmmt,ee' A. l exceedingly bad
days and dates; cannot remember
@ simply desire have you fix either the day Of the
month the day Of the week, you can A The 9Th,
think.
q The 9th. Now, you fix the day Of the week. A.
cannot no. Sir.
q wss 1t Monday A don't remember, Sir.
T. Can You tx the day when Mrs. TtOa came TO your
early in the morning when you say,
permanently day OF heeek day Of the MONTH A.
II strikes me II was the nth.
q Saturday. A. Saturday morning.
q Saturday morning the nth Now from that. can you
determine tue day OF the week upon which she Gamer
Mr.. B-sch-we very easily do that
MIR. Rysrs-We can sill fix that.
Mr. Beach-Therc If no trouble about that.
Mr. Puleron-weIl, may be he could not
q Now Mr. OvinOn do you know yourself anything about
the invitation Mrs Tton to your house 10 stay per
mauenty otherwsef A. No. Sir
q From anything that occurred in your prcsence' A No
Sir
Q You were asked. Nr Ovington, why it that you
thought possible that she might come TO siay permanently at
yor house Why that any other remains 10 be
ycu' A. Ny wife had told me that che had extended The in
vtaiion TO Mrs Iilton.
q Any Tor extending the nvOn' n So give il.
Mr.. Beach-We object TO it,
Judge Neson-we cannot take IT,
Nj Hin-Well. don't care particularly at present.
q You were asked when YOU had called TO Mrs. Tions
prior the time that you called there Immediately after the
publication n the Bacon letter and think you stated you had
been to Europe Now when did you return from Europe
with reference the publication Of the Bacon letter. A. The
sd ~ June
q How long had you abscntt A. About four months
lief IN january, early in February
M Nv have been sked wi
Ton going asy during the Summer Can you recoect when
awayI when she went out Of the city to stay
suv length Of timcs A. No. Sir except | imagine II the
part Of July the LIST Of Augus1-in August probably
In August Now you slate whether or not there were
-rcs many applications by people TO your house for inter
views with Mr. Tton with Of the family about
that Tine 4 Yes, Sir there
q Now stare the why Mrs rtcn went away from
the city,
Mr. Beach -That is objected TO-
The Witness said she wanted TO be quiet
Mr. Beacl-Waita moment. That j. objected TO-
Judge Nelson We cannot take the reason
Mr. Hin-Vcry we'll
Nj. Eyars-The idea have been II there any
xamnaton that this lady had been cent
away private way and with the purpose Of c0ncalment
husband from her daughter somebody The
point IT, that she had away to avoid The persecution OF
publicity that the newspapers had brought Oh her
Judge NeisonTle last question indicates thai somebody
did call. There great many calls.
O. DO You whether Florence 10 her mother
after her Icturns A. on yes, Sir
q Anddid Nj Tlion her also; A Did Nj rlton see
hs wife.
o. Yes. Sir. A. No Sir.
q after her from the country don't you
member aloot that: A. don't remember.
q You don't remember how thai was? A. think not.
O. Now WAS any effort prevent Florence from
seeing her your house far you know: A No,
Sir
Q None at alt Nov Sir do you know from Mr T'0n.
Otherwise whether Mi Florence visited her at Wash
ingiunY
Br Fulierton-n he knows Of his knowledge. he
state IT,
Mr. Hill following your llusiri0u- example.
Mr.. BeachWr object 10 tue question
NJ. Fullerton Mine Was u c'usseA Imin1ti0n.
q DO you know from Mr. Tiion otherwise whether Miss
Ference visited her mother al Washington
Mr. PullcnonI object ~ Obec! 10 the words or other
Wis, phra.e.
Judge Neilson-DTo Mr.. Hili Amend your question
Q DO YOU know from Nj Tiliondd You ever converse
win him about ~ A. No. Sir.
Mr. Hln-That settles ITO The witnr-s.l Nj ovngtOn
30 yon know whether Mis-. Florence with her
mother q Fairfield A She did not 20 with her
O Did you have any conversation with Florence about her
ilJthtr being at Fairfield
M Fullerton -Ths, is objected 10
Mr. shearmau That proper because all tine talk hs been
about that
AZ, Fulrroa-wca the objection is that IT is unreasonable
rha' j. the only thing your Honor las 10 CONSIDER
Judge Neson-I think he may answer that question.
VI fiiIl--What - ~
judge Nelson 70 the rGiDUNg Scnograpler Read the
oecrtiOn.
The TiasrNg scnOgapher read the question follows
DID YOU maze any conversation With Florence about her
mother being Al F,irfelOT'
Mr. Fuut,on i think your Honor didn't admit that
question.
Indc, Eol.on-NO; il gave notice she Fairfield
that NJ gh qualify Il
q Fairfield or Washington will make il,
Judge Neon-if after wrilin. letter 70 Il pertinent
I think, to show ne changed his mind
NJ Eyarts no witness II Won know, Mr.. Oyingon
please tell and you don know please or 20
M Fullerton Thai good advice. undoubtedly.
The WItness-What II The question:
M question is did spcs4; u h-s Flor
ee about mother being Fairfield Washington after
thisf 4 Yes SIR gave Mis- Florence her direction in Fair
ned and of Join her mohe gave her the d
r,ct,sn where she wis. and how reach her
Nr Hni-Now do you LLow whether Miss Florence went
With her mother 10 Warrington A. Yes Sir: she did
NJ HIll--Shc did.
judge N,3son-Well. is thst all
Mr. Hi That ~ all