New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

your for all Of that year. for any part OF Ill A.
He paid me for all of the year, think.
O. All Of the year, 1869 Well then don't you think
that you lived In the house all Of the year 1901 A.
did not but his agreement with me to pay me, no
matter whether Iwas there or not
@ Mr. Tiiton paid yon whether you there or notf
A. At that time because waited for Mrs Ton's return
and thought would remain with her when she came
back but did not he paid me according to agreement
for the year out
O. Then you back did you from Kcyport in about
five weeks, If l understand youi A. think so near
about that time.
@ Yes am not particular as to the time. but after
that did you stay in the family the rest OF that years A.
did not.
G. How long did you stay with the family, thenf A. l
don't think that I stayed more than a week after
up went back to his parents, and stayed away
for time. used TO visit Mrs TltOn occasionally;
did not 1--we with her all the time after that until the
year she went TO Monticelo-tO Schoharie, and re-
mained-I kept house until she came back, and have
been with her since with the exception Of few
days and then.
@. Then you have been with her since the year
1869, do / understand Have you been with Mrs Tlton
since the year that she TO Monticelloi A.
have not; inst said have not.
Q. The trouble is cannot hear half OF what you say
may ask things when did not hear what
You said A. try make you hear but can't speak
any louder.
O. am sorry. What want TO get at is Just how long
you lived in the famlythe house Of Theodore Tilton
Now suppose you back TO that year that Mrs Tton
went TO Monticello and you there when Ralph was
borni A. was there when Ralph born.
a. Had you been there long before thatf A. No, sir
had not If recollect right Mr.. Tilton for to
be in the house at that tmedown to his parents-and
and he wanted there to take the children 10
Coney Island they would disturb Mrs. Tton at
that time and about days after Frank was born
/ went to Coney Island.
@. Well never mind that all I want is the time Then
you stayed from the time Ralph born until Mrs
Tlton went to Montceoi A. Until she went to Monti-
celo-unt the week after she in the middle OF the
week.
Q. Never mind. Then you went down in the following
week 10 Monticelloi A. Yes, Sir
@. And returned in not less than five weeksi A. l
don't think except for day.
O. Yes; except for day Then, how long did you stay
came backl
@. Yes A. don't think 1 stayed with them more
than a week; don't think did.
Q. Then did you come again with themi A. came
again and again, but did not stay 1t more than
visit sometimes two or three days, and sometimes
@ You have visited the family constantly, have you
not, since that timei A. Yes, siri
@. And now you are living Mr. Tiltons family' A.
Yes Sir.
O. And how long have you been living there nowi A.
We'll, never left altogether since Mrs. Titon went
away; took my things from there; came and
went when pleased.
@. When Mrs. Tton went away you were living there,
were y0u mott A. Yes Sir.
@. And had been for some time How hong thenf A.
Since the year Mrs. Tton went to schoharie think.
Q. Since the year she went TO schohariei A. Yes Sir
have entirely left the family since that; would
leave for a while and 90 back again
@. Miss Mcdonald. you we're very intimate and con-
A NTH TO-
pretty much
O. Mr.. Titon always thought a great deal OF you,
did MT hei A. don't know.
O. Well you thought great deal Of Mr.. Ton and the
chiIdreni A. They always treated well that is all.
O. And you went all over the house, didn't youf A.
Yes, Sir.
O NOW we will 20 back to the time that Mrs TiIton
went 10 Monticello, and remember that time, II you
please you when they went TO live in this house,
ia Livngston-st.-that wac October, 1861 A. was
not in Brooklyn then.
O. No; YOU were in Keyport then Well. did you come
up that Winter, do you think TO stay any time
A. / don't think did.
O Did Won come the next year A. No I think not; 7
think had been away from the TntOn family for some
time.
O. Living not with Mr. Tilton at Keyport there were
You living with Mr. Tilton Keyporti A. was
not when they at MontcellO-at least not at the
time he went housekeeping, was not
Monticello that you began live again in the Ton fam
ny-either for a long short time, Miss Mcdonald
was 1t as much as a yearf A. am not certain that 1t
was.
O. Can't you recoect anything about the three years
before Mrs Tton went TO Monticello as TO whether you
lived with the rl,On family mott A. don't think
did.
O. Not any part Of the time A. No, dent think so
O. But you visited there constantly, didn't you = A
Not very constantly in that year; occasionally.
O. Well how often A. 1 could not say how often.
O. Now about Miss Turner's visit TO Keyport you say
he was there rather there all the time that
she was : A. With the exception of two days.
O. With the exception OF two days; and did yOu see
eyeryth ng that the house where she was A.
don't know as did.
O. Well where you during that tmei were you in
the same generally during the day with the family
or we're you kitchen where were youi A was
ALWAYS treated as one of the family there and did not
spend much OF my time In the kitchen
O. Well that il what thought; you were treated as
one of the family A. Yes Sir
O. And YOU much at the table and In the room
with Mr. and Mrs. Tlton Miss Turner was A. Yes,
Sir
Q. And were MT you at meals with Miss Turner A.
Yes, cir.
O. You say that you Mr.. TiltOn, rather You
that Mr. Titon gave Miss Turner money go down 70
Keyport did you him give her that money! A. |
saw him put his hand in his pocket and take out bill
and hand it to her could say what kind Of bill
it
O. Yes: what did Mr. TiltOn say at the time 7 A. She
asked him--he told her she must go TO Keyport; he
did MT want her in the house Mr. Greeley coming
there and he proposed to her TO 90 TO Keypor to his
parens and instructed her to be useful TO his mother
and she told him he wanted her TO go to Keyport that
he would have give her money ~ pay her fare there
she did Mt have any
O she told him If he wanted her TO go TO KeypOrt he
would have TO give money pay her fare-she didn't
have ANY, A. And then, in the passage between the
rooms In the hall Of the second floor he told her-he
said Yes, Bessie, will give you some money and 80
he gave her a bill I could not
O. He said, Yes Bessie viii give you some money"