New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
THE INTIMACY BETWEEN Mr.. TILTON AND TIL
WODDIITTITG

THE INTIMACY BETWEEN NIX. IlLION AMI LIE
WODDfIULLS.
O. Did YOU visit them frequently during the next
few months? A. did, Sir.
O. Whee' A. Bot! at their residence and at their Office
@ Where vas their officer A. Their Office, think was a
Broalst
@ New-Yors City? A. New.Yorl City.
And their residence was where? A. I cannot give the
number; it va. in Thirty eghh-st, in NewYork City
O. Where lid you make Mr. Tltons acquaintance, and
when? A. never knew Mrs. Tilton
O. No; ir Triton? A. became acquainted with him-l
was first introduced him by Mrs Woodruff at their Office in
Broadst
O. State what passed between you and Mr. Tton thai
cason? A. On mat morning interview with the Woodruff
had-with Mrs. WoodhulI-had appeared in Tie Sun.
Mr. Beach-Wait a moment
Mr. shcarmsn-Th, is mere incident Of the narration Of
the conversation.
Mr. Beach-wel, he can state the conversation.
judge Ncison-What passed between you and Mr. Titon
A. In regardwe talking OF tina, interview when Mr. Til
ton came into the Office and Mrs Woodruff introduced him to
me- and he eXpssedade expressions regard to
that interview.
Mr. Shcaman-To the published interview A 10 the PUB
lishcd interview OF that morning.
O. Did you then after have conversation with MI
Ton in which he spoke Of the character Of Mrs woodruff
did have such conversation with him. but cannot say
how soon after that itwas not a long whiic
O Well state what Mr. Tion said on that subject. A. lie
know whether he introduced the subject feeling
WAY and very possibly he feeling Ihs way to mutual
understanding her what she He pronounced her. In his
opnion most remarkable woman think he said very
superior womap woman that greatly misunderstood
think he said she very spuelle woman cannot recall
all the expressions e.
Q Did he say Anything about her purity don't think
he did don't think th:t-I don't recall that at this moment
@ Where this conversation This conversational won't
cay where It waseiher in the Broad St Office or walking from
there up street.
O During that season. did yon frequently visit Mrs Wood
bu boue or Office and meet Mr. Tton there at this place
Mr. Fuerton-I object to that as leading question
Mr. Shearman-Well we will withdraw that-not waste time
Mr. Fulerton-well, you are wasting it
Mr. shearman-Did you meet Mr. Tlton frequently during
that Summer and Fall Of 1917 A. Yes, Sir
Where did you meet hims A. met him at the residence
OF Mrs Woodruff, and at her Office and elsewhere
O. How often in week do you think that during that Sum
ner you Mrs woodhuls house In Thirty
A. Well from two to three times aweek.
O. Did you usually go In the daytime or In the EVENING"
Usually in the evening.
O. How often do you think you met Mr. Tlton there
these occasions, a. did not usually meet hmnot perhsps
more than half dozen times when there.
@ Did you frequently take lunch with Mrs. Woodruff In
Broadstf A. Yes Sir.
Mr. Morris-one moment what Mas that got 10 do with this
case,
Mr. shearman-we will see in moment ITO the witness
Did you Mr. Ttoa there any Of those occasonss
Yes, Sir
@ Well how often compared with the number OF occasions
which you took lunch with her. did he joint
Mr. MorrisNow object What has that to DO with this
case any branch TT Does tend TO prove dprove the
charge OF adultery ST competent evidence upon the ques
ton damages etheri What earthly bearing has this upon
case and all this testimony what has TO do with the cc'
Mr. Ttons opinion Of this Woodhu-what has that to do
with this case, What does that tend TO proven
Certainly not the guilt or innocence Of Mr.
Beecher, Is it Of any weight whatever
upon the question Of damages. Is q mere waste Of
time all this testimony OF that character the whole Of
there any evidence in this case any fact in this case that
makes opinion OF any importance in reference to M
Woodruff in reference to any other lady in the land
What evidence Is there In this that makes his opinion Of
Mrs woodhu OF any importance whstever' submit there is
not particle that 1t has bearing whatever upon the Ques
lion Of damage end certainly does not tend Prove q d.