New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

cess' A. Unless The Goen Age they were not
to be payable.
| z That you 30 understood A. Yes Sir
| Mr. Tracy-Now he has answered the question.
Mr.. AOus-He answered u before four or Ave times.
Mr. Tcy-Dd you ever talk Theodore Tton about the
publication OF poem entitled Marmadukes Musings"
before pubhed' Did you know until you read it in
| the pubicaion' A. think not
@ How long publication Of this Life was the Stein
way Hall me ing' don't ecoec the date of the Stein
| way Hall meeting
Q 1t is said be November goth. Do you rccolect 1t was
in November A. November sCth of what year'
| Q 1871! A. think It was in November 1911
q You had made the acquaintance Of Victoria Woodruff
some time in the Spring previous you say A. Yes Sir
q How often had you her from the Spring until the
Steinway Hall meeting'
Mr. Beach, think Judge Porter went that question.
| Judge Neil'on-I think he did too.
Mr. Tracy-n he asked that question, will not ask 1t
| again
Mr. Bcach-fIe asked numerous questions that subject
Mr. Tracy-He did questions that subjec-some
| general questions
MIR Bcach-Thcy very specific questions think you
incorrect II you going abandon that line OF eIamin
alton very WE'LL but IL not insist it is repetition
Judge Nelson Counsel ought not to repeat aud trust be
| viii not repeat. IL he avoid it.
O. How often was Victoria woodhu your house during
! the year 1871? A. Well perhaps four or five times.
| q How often did she dine at your housei
| Mr. Fuerton-This has all been gone
| Judge Nelson Not a to dining guess.
Mr. Fueron-Yes your Honor; has been fully gone over
by Judge NesonDo you recoect how often she dined with
| you, prcsumng she did dine with your
Mr. Tracy- think he said me- that she did dine with
| him
Judge How often did she dine with you' A. don't
| recocct how many times; guess two or three times.
MIR Tracy-Can you definitely than hat A. No.
| Sir.
@ Did she Jour wife when she came there' A. Yes
| she did
Did Won urce your wife to make acquaintance and be-
come friend Of hersi A. did become friendly to her.
O. How often 1872 before you parted conf
| pany her' A. don't recollcct
O. Well you approximate to 1t! A. no, Sir
O Can yon not tell about often she there in 1S'e
A. No Sir don't recollect that she there in 1872.
@ Do you say you don't recolec whether she was
| there all A. In 1877
O. am content with that II that ia your answer
When did her ast' A. forget the date exactly II
was in the Spring Of 1872, think.
| O The Spring Of 1872, A. think yes. Sir.
o Can you about the datcf A. think was in April;
won't be certain about that answered Judge Porter that
| question.
O Did YOU ace her last in company with Theodore Tton
| A. think Theodore Tilion with that OCCASION
| Mr. Morris-Judge Porter went miIlutely all this
| The Witness Yes Sir he did
Mr. Morris-A these questions asked over and over
again s it in order that they may come IN omoow anu 20
| over this again aud so continue it'
| Mr. Tracy am not repeating questions asked
Mr. Moui.-Yes but you repeating questions your asso
cae asked the questions and the same subject were
| gone over mnuely by Judge Porter
Judge Neilson-rro Mr Tracyl You arc about through
| with that.
Mr. rs-we object We say this subject was gone over
mnuey by Judge Porter. and exhausted by him.
Mr. Beach Not only that but there all offensive psrtca
st in the questions put by Judge Porter this subject
| conveying the most indecorous implication
| Mr. Eyarts-That does not bear on this question:
| Yes Sir.
Mr. Fulerton-You ought have suggestion on this SUD
ect whether you Teexamnng him on ho SUBJECT 0uus
| Porter went over
Mr. Morr.-we appeal to the seuographers minutes aud
say he going ground that has been gone over
| already.
Judge Neilson-Mr Shearmsn have you the book heser
| Mr. Eyarts-Yes, Sir; we will look
Mr. Tscy-The question Is whether he parted with her in
company with Theodore Titon
| Judge Neson-That Circumstance would not prevent
| Won from entering the general subject
Mr. Tracy-Judge Porter didn't examine in detail on this
subject any than he did other that am aware ot
Judge have report before you Can you nnd
it,
Mr. Shearman-It will take some time
Mr. Beach-Ycs Sir will take some time 1t is quite pro-
tracted
| Mr. Shearman-We will state the substance OF IL.
| Mr. Fulerton-I can state it from memory.
| Nj Eysrts-We will look at it to sce'
Judge NeisonGen Tracy, pass thai SUBJECT ana we VIII
| look at that in the meantime.
Mr. BeachWel perhaps the next question Win ho' Oe W.
| jectionabe ..,
Mr. shesan Tracy suggests to me it was not covered
by Judge Porter5 examination.
Mr. Tacy-My question preliminary to the question
am now about to put Did you Mr. Tlton have diff
entity with her at the you last her A. don't reco
| lect thai wo did
VAST the occasion OF the article known as Tit for Tut
,hs, vop s, her AT tha time don't Tecoect any sub
| article at that time.
O You don't reeoec. any such article at that time A.
| No Sir not that time.
O. Do YOU recolect thst article called Tit for Tat g.
| never saw such article.
O You never were present at any interview between mr
Ton and Mrs Victoria Woodhu when that the mbJect
Of conversation A. No, Sir; not that recollect Of
Mr. Trary-Then that this question thatubect
| Mr. Fullerton-I suppose 50.
| o Did you ever see that article called Tit tor Tar
| Mr. Fullerton-He said twice he did
| Mr. Tracy don't remember that
Mr. Fuleron-Then l understand adjourn IL you don't
| remember that.
judge Neson-No We have half an hour yet; we lost half
an hour this morning
| Mr Fullerton-we lost great deal since.
Mr Tcy- reference article called TIT Tor TN
| Mr. Eyars-It il 4 o CLOCK
Mr. Taey-I will ask this question ITO the vttuessl
Did you ever hesr OF an Mr. T,on, which Mrs
Victoria Woodhu proposed publish called rit Tor lat
A. Idont recolect OF having heard OF II from M Ihton
O. Did you ever hear from Mr Tton OF sce proposed
70 published by Mrs Woodruff which she sent around iot
private circulation threatening publish Ia the names Oh
certain ladie, that were mentioned Did ever hear OF
| that article
O. Yes Sir from Mr Tilton. IdoaI reeogyc that syet
heard VI Il ts9m Mr. TiliQp.