New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Q. You have held sin ce' A. suppose haye yes
Sir
THTON's RELATIONS WITH WOODRUFF.
O. You know Mrs woodhull' A. have known
her yes, Sir.
O. When did you first see her A. / think the Spring Of
1871
@ At what in the SPRING. A. think 1t was somewhere
in April, 1871
@ Do you remember time in April A. do no,
member distinctly the time in April, Sir.
O. Where did you first her A. think met her hrs u
her house
O. In New York A. Yes, Sir.
O. Where did you next meet her A. think the next Beet
ing was al Mr. Theodore Tiltons house.
@. When that! A. Shortly afterwards can Ak The
date by the card ia Tie World II somewhere about The
time of that card
Mr. Porter TO the Witness You will find the date Of that
card at page IS Of the book
The WnessThe date OF the card in The H0rldf Docs
bear date, Sir:
Mr. shearman-May cd 1871.
O. BY Mr. Porter-You had her her In tho
meantmef A. No Sir the time her in consequence
Of that card in Tie H0d after the card in The World
that saw her.
O. Shortly aferg A Yes Sir; shortly after
O. You have Of fixing the precise date A. Il was
after that cannot fix the date; within few days
think.
@ Before that interview You never her
a
before the interview at all.
@ That the occasion OF the first interview? A. Yes Sir
letter the occasion Of the first interview and then
her ct Theodore Tilton's house
Mr.. Beach-Afterwards' A. Yes, Sir; afterwards
@ BY Mr. PorerHow long after the first interview should
you say! A. should say within day or two.
q. Who present at that interviews A. Mr. Tilton.
O. No one elses A. don't remember present whethes
there anybody else present that interview
@ You had conversation with her at that timer A. Yes.
Sir
@ After that time did You her frequently A. mes
herwel her whenever there occasion for H. should
say frequently
O. But from time to time A From time to time
O. When did you last sec A The last time saw her
think was the Spring before the publication Of the Wood
hull story It was IN April 1877? thnk-in the Spring Of
1872 should think.
@ Where you her then: A. don't remember 1t was
at house where she liyingl6h street. think dent
remember the street.
O. In her own house A. It in her house, yes Sir
O. You visited her with others A. was with Theodore
Tlton that evening Sir; the last time saw her.
O. Had you visited her with him before' A. Yes Sir
O. Several times beforey A Several times before. AT that
house do you meanS
Q, At her residenceG A. Yes Sir
O. Where IL at that timen 18th streetf A. won't DO
sure don't remember the street definitely enough TO say
O. DO you remember where A. II in 10th or I'D
street. somewhere around there She lived in sh street.
O. Were you there in the EVENING" A. Yes Sir.
O. UsuaIyf A. Usually in the evening
O. Did her elsewhere than at her residence and
at your residence and at Mr. Tionsi
Mr. Beach-Ie didn't say he met her at his house.
BY Mr. Porter-Dd you her elsewhere than be
own residence and at Mr.. Tltonsi A. Yes, Sir.
O. Whereg A. Atm own house In Remsen-st.
O. Did you meet al any other placer don't remem-
Der at present.
O. Were you ever the house in which she staying
over nights A. don't remember that ever
O. You have good memory: A. Tolersby good memory;
yes, Sir.
O. Did YOU ever travel with herr A. No, Sir,
O. Did you any place outside OF New York
and BROOKLYN A. don't remember at present that ever DID
O. Do YOU remember that you did noti A. II could jog
my memory by asking II met her at certain place.
don't remember that met her at any other place
than Brooklyn.
O. Do you remember that you DID notf a. shosee
now remember that / did not
O. How long your interviews usually when yon went TO
her house, A. Some them hour long, and rome
two hours
O. Was your intercourse With her confined to the subject
matter Of Tton and Mr. Beeeher! A. Not Always no,
Sir.
O. Did you make statements her regard to that matter
did have made her with regard to itwib
regard to the stories against Mr. Beecher
@. Did you In regard to MI. Ttont A. Did make state
ments to her with regard to Mr. Til.onf
O. Yes Sri have made statements to her win regard
to Mr.. Tilton; yes, Sir. -,
O And with regard to particular ladies' In connection with
Mr. Triton A. don't know that ever mentioned the names
Of sny ladies In connection with Mr.. Titon's NAME
O. Nor she 2 A. Idont remember that she aa' ''ff
Do YOU remember conversation with her In relation 10
the interview Of the sst OF December 1870 a. w" yen please
put that question again ,
conversation with her in reference to wnat uanspred
III NJ pscher On the sst Of December 1901 A. No. Sir.
% W. Won nresent at conversation between Der and Mr.
, a. regard TO what took place in that interview A. No,
Sir. don't remember that ever was
mid Won read her published statement A. don't know
that read all Off ,,,
10 YOU know that you did not? A. think did not read
Ill y, a. I think never have read all o! 1t.
O What mart was It you omttodi A. Well, don't really
remember what part did omit knew the general drift
OF t.
O Did You state her that you took pistol and went to
Mr. Beecher and demanded the letter Of Mrs. Ton under
! penalty OF Instant death. A. No, Sir; did not
O. Did you state anything to that effect A. No Sir
hid Won in that or In any other conversation describe 10
her the neous and abect beseeng Of Mr. BecCher TO DO
| exnosed TO the public A No, Sir.
| a. Nothine OF that kind occurredr A. No, Sir
| Won asked moment ago, Judge Porter,
~ Won allow me- whether had read any part Of that statement
or whether had read the whole Of IT, tell you did
read the part Of the pistol scene. and tell You spmsss