New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
REDIRECT EXAMINATION OF MRs. ovINGTON.

Mr.. Hll-You stated, | think that you were at
Rdgded and Fairfield under your Of Lswsyour maiden
namcand Mrs Tton under hers and that your
given at Washington? A. Yes, Sir.
@ Were you among acquanances and frieads at Washing
have been acquainted with Mr., Mrs Gum.
went there to show the school to Mrs Ton for her
There met at the camp, the campSround unexpectedly
Mr. and Mrs Howard, Mr. and Mrs. HoratiO King don't
know but there others that met there.
O. Plymouth Church people? A. Yes, Sir
q And that the why used
there? A. 1t was; felt protected there
O. You mentioned meeting Mr. Stors and other people
at Coney Islandt A. Yes Sir.
@ Upon drive which you took there' 4. The 10th OF
July.
O. Did you know that Mr. Sorrs any the pesons whom
you found there to be hee' A knew nothing Of at
all.
O. No prearrangement OF that meeting at all? A Il
entirely accidental meeting.
q Mr. Charles StOrrs is member Of Plymouth Church,
believe, at ali! A. think not; am not sure.
O. Don't you know that he is member Of Dr. sors church,
A. believe he il, yet could not swear to it.
O. think You stated Mrs Oynyton that during .hethst
there was an understanding between you Tou while
you were taking ride, that you your house
Did You so state Judge Fullerton, may have nsunder
stood YOU A. don't think understand what you say
O. On one the rides which you took Coney Island with
Ns Ton either upon July 9th tho following MondayOn
those rides you stated that there understand
ing in pursuance which Mrs Tlton your
honsog
Mr. Blackwell, that is mistake
The witness-The 9Th Of July'
Mr. HILL am inquiring 10 see II am mistaken.
The Witness-The 9th OF July.
O. Now will you give what occurred between you acd Mrs
yAtOn on that Occasions
Mr. Beach, do understand Sir that the wtnsss has
yen any testimony, that there any understanding
aon the that they should meet this witness house
when this witness took her right back to her house.
NH tatnds she her backtO hcrhc and
there was an understanding they meet again.
M- Beach-Yes certainly to her house half past
/ sin
The witness-A six she come-at half past SIX You
! are correct. She came at six.
Mr. H-fTo plaintiffs counse1 Well you dont care to
have that conversation given don't press it, ITO the
wisness Now you stated that the 18th she in
qence Of what had been said to youof what you bad said to
| her on the ride Of the 10thp A. did.
q Now did you her or she to you which leads
Won 70 suppose that consequence OF that conversation
| that she came'
Mr. Beach-That is objected to-
Judge Neilson-Rnled out.
Mr. Hil-Why it seems to me- Sir, that IT, i is compe-
| tent
| Judge Neilson-Dont discuss 1t.
Mr. H-Doesn your Honor propose heer he suggestion
| which we
Judge Neson-No Sir is simple and plain for there
! To be any argument about IL.
Mr. Hl-wel desire know wha. this witness said
what was said nom which she drew that inference.
| show what her conclusion was based upon.
Judge NesonIn other words desiseto give the conver
| sation between this witness and Mrs. Tilton-
Mr. Hi-Ahl but my learned friend has asked this witness
II Mrs Tson did in consequence Of something that
there said.
| Mr. Fuerton-No Sir.
Mr. Hl-Now that conclusion. and want to ascertain
upon what that based seems to me to be
| proper.
| Judge Neilson-well, rule the conversation out
| Mr. Hll-very well; W except
Mrs Oyngon, understood you to state IN response TO
JUDGE Fullerton you under the impression from what
Mr. Triton said that Mrs Tton had left him the morning
Of the nth because OF the repetition Of the piazza conversation
IN her Now did tell you hs his wife had told him that she
had had conversation with ycu in regard TO that in which the
pazza conversation rcsatedi A He didn't ssy that the
| whole Of it had been given 10 him
O. Did he say that any part OF had been given 10 him by
his wife, A lie said that she under Misrepresentation in
! regard to the conversation.
O. How did he know that factdd be statei A. don't re-
| member that he did; think not
| Mr.. Hil-That Ia all.
Judge Neison-To the witne.sI That al Mrs ovngton
ITO Mr. shearman Now your next witness, Mr. shearman
TESTIMONY OF SARAH C. D. PUTNAM.
Mr. Shearman-Mrs. Putnam.
[Sarah d. Putnam sworn behalf Of defendant, and
anned.
Mr. shearman-Mrs Putnam, where do you reside A.
| reside in Marietta Ohio.
O. What the Of your husbandl A Douglas Putnam
| O. You have been married twice. | believe A have.
u What was the name OF your drst husbands A Isaac
Diamond.
O. When were you married to your arst husband A. In
April, 1889.
| O. When did he die ? A. He died In December 1862
O. Was he in poor health for time previous! A. lie
O. When did you marry your second husband A. January