New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
O. Az WIZARDS Hotelt A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Beach (to Mr.. HIl)-was 1t IN August, 1870 ne

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the Office of Woodruff ClaAFl while you were 10 Re"
Yorkt A. hardly had any special duty. used 70 90
most anything. used ", write the wrappers ior wv
papers principally.
@ And what elect A. Well. sometimes woud y.
rands; something 70 that Anything they "'"'N
me to do II had time TO do II, would 10 y" A.
O. Where do YOU board while you were 'nere' a. Nv
her house. ,r,,,
O At VIII, + place was that A. No. Is East 1"NV'
sighth-st II mistake not
Q Yo Il slept at the housef A. Yes slf'
@ row Mr.. Gray do you know the plaintin' ine0u'''
TilNni A. Yes, Sir uu ,oca
@. How long have you known hint A. Well, nave
met known him. don't suppose, more tnan aooa' wv"
years; up to ..,.,.I
O what were YOU going to sayi A. Up TO this time
have known him knew him about Two years ago,
q When did you first see HIN 90 as 70 know WI" 'e
vast A. frs. saw HIM In Mrs "oodnufs onoo'
@ When, so as to know who be vast A. Well aoou'
Oh, mart O. February or the frs. Of March, ISL
O. At that placet A Yes, Sir.
O Now how did you come to observe mmf A. "as
writing one day, and he came In, and looKeu up III
him and says to young man alongside OF me- VINO
4, thatr He said THAT is Theodore Triton; oont you
know hint great friend Of Fred. Douglas" SAID
Us that so g. looked up &C hm ana saiu' he H"s
got hair long enough
Mr. Beach-You may well stop that
Mr. Hnl-He was pointed out to You, then, by sone
Que who you knew. as Mr.. Tilton A Yes er'
O. Be Kind enough to state how much you saw OF MT
T1lon after that A. Well after that useu W eoe III"
there sometimes once twice week sometimes e'er
day until the weather began 10 set WARM 'non MS
visits became more frequent
O. Now do you recollect any circumstance wnlch VIII
enable You TO state about when It was that you are GER
tain Won first saw Mr. Tlton; IL So mentionit A. l
don't know any other circumst tnce except tne one
have already related when he first came 10 the once.
Q. Do you remember going up to his Onices A. ies'
that hat wa ftfr
@ when was that that you sent up to his office
A. That in March
q The lst Of March, 1911 A. Yes Sir, ASH
O. Do you remember what you went fort A Yes,
Sir; went up there with a note.
O. From whOmi A. From Mrs. woodruff
O. To Theodore 1lltont A. To Theodore Tilton
O Do you recollect whether you brought anything
away from their oficei A. think brought some
copies OF the paper, if mistake not.
@ What paper was iii A. The Golden Age then.
O. Well, state, Mr. Gray. whether you saw Mr. Tilton
OF not at the house OF Mrs. woodhulf A. Yes. Sir
@ How muchf A. / saw him there several times
O. Welt A. Well. say half dozen, any how.
O. At what time OF day or night A. don't know as
lever saw IN the day saw him there IN the even
ing and night.
O. And you came away how early 10 the morning A.
Icame away 10 the morning ABOUT or half past Z.
@ To be down. tothe Office early A. Yes Sir, went
down TO the office.
being there until IL o'clock two or three times
O. Well, what was he doingi A. Writing
@ Always, or in social intercoursei A. Once / re-
member he talking TO them.
@ Do you know when that vast A. sirf
O. Do you remember when that was A. Well, it was
In warm weather; don't know what month 1t was ill.,
IL very warm weather, because they had all Tie
windows up
O. Do you remember whether they rodo out or walked
out togetheri A. Yes, Sir seen them 60 out once
riding
O. DO Won know where they weoti A. I do not know,
except they went the Park yes, Sir; heard they
went to the PARK don't know whether they did or
not; didn't follow them.
@ Do you remember what kind OF vehicle they
had A. They had phaeton, one OF those low car
riages, with a white horse.
U Whose horse it, A. suppose IT was Mrs.
woodhulrs; she had had 1T in charge
@ They started of togetberf A. Yes, Sir.
O. How late at night was this A. Tnis was or
o'clock; probably o'clock the evening; somewhere
along there
O. When they started from the housei A. Yes, 3D.
O DO you remember when they came back A. No,
MRS. Woodruff THREATENS MR.. BEECHER'
0. You didn't see them. Now, Mr.. Gray,
do you remember the steinway Hall speech which Mrs.
Wosdhul Delivered A. i know she did deliver a
speech at stcinway Hall. sometime in November 1871
thiRk.
O Were youpresent at it, A. Yes, Sir.
O. Now do you recollect OF hearing any conversation
between Mrs Woodhull and Mr. Tton IN respect to MT
Beeeher not long before the Of that speech
A. heard them talking very many times about Mr.
Beecher-about his presiding ct that steinwsy Hall
lecture.
@. Well, Isiri A. don't know what they said but
they we're always talking about him. aud heard Mrs
Woodruff say
Mr. Beach-Wait one moment
Mr.. Hl-TO hmi A. To him, rltoni
O. Yes; 20 on with IT theni A. That he had better
preside at that meeting.
@ Who had berteri A. Mr.. Beecher; that he, Mr..
Beec had better preside that meeting that she
would make earth for him than hell be
low. fLaughter.l
@ Do yon reoonect occasion when AIR. Tlton sep.
sraed from 20 away. about that time Oh, par
don me- Did Mr.. Tton make any reply to that A.
He ssd He has got preside be will do it, and shall
SO over TO Brooklyn to see about it"
q You are now giving Mr.. Titon's answer A. Yes,
Sir and as he went out Of the door his half
around her waist
Q Around Mrs. woodhulrs waist A. Yes, Sir.
THE WRITING OF THE Woodruff B1oG-
RAPHY.
O. Wen, Mr.. Gray, do you recollect the BIZ
ogrsphy of Mrs Woodruff which Is said have been
prepared by Mr.. Tltoni A. heard that he going
TO write
MI Morris-No. moment
TIE wtness-He wrote her biography.
BY Mr. Hil-Do you reooect the fact that IL was pub
lishedi A. Yes, Sir. or at least heard 1t was.
@ Now do you know how long they at work
npon that biography A. Well suppose
Mr. Beach-wait one moment. object to that Qnes.
Zion
MI Hill-To the question, My. Beachi
Mr.. Beach-Yes, Sir
Mr. Hill-what is the ground OF ob1ectons
Mr.. Besch-rbe ground OF objection Is that you cali
for persons who are not named "How long they were
~ work" dout know who you mean by that Qaesuon