New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
incident TO tho occasion. saw lady with miniature
rcd flag. waving 1t In Q carriage.
MIR. McMANUs A sELF-MADE WITNESS

| red Hxg waving 1t In Q carriage.
MR. McMANUS A sELF-MADE WITNESS
| .. When did you first think Of this mattel
OF having Mr. Tilton after this prooession was
formed brought to your stontioni A. We'll.
through the faseoods TO say tho least sworn 70 here
! by people connected with Mr Tilton.
| O. supposing you spoke your mind fully about them.
what would you call themi A. Well, II you want "
know, can accommodate you ..It
q Well, you said fslsehoOds, TO say tho least OF tF
A. Well now Mr.. Evars. know you BY reputation ~
great lawyer. and afraid TO get Into your clutches
| you know Laughter ...
| O. can assure you am a. harmless dovet A. R
you ask what L. Individual call that testimony.
can tell you very quick call 1t rank perjury.
O. Well, that IL you spoke your mind freely A. Yess
| Sir, freely
O. But to speak within bounds, falsehoods" 40 that
you very positive In your view not only Of your own
testimony that OF other people A. As regards Mr. TIL
ton and swinton. am positive a. that havo gos
| that hand on my body
O. And you think that anybody that thought he saw
Mr. Tton or said he saw Mr. TitOn in other conneo-
ton it Ia rank pcrturyi A. No. Sir won't say thst 5r:
mean 10 say that when them Haunting and narfns
| around about that procession
| O. That siti A. Yes, Sir, I will say go
O. But moderate you would not cbsrsoteri1e ~
suohf A. Well, don't propose to put myself up as =
critic on any mans opinion. but am not infauiDie.
| O. will ask you-you answered. l suppose that shs
frat time that you had your attention called 70 your
memory on this subject was when you Jaw inc s'a'e
ments OF what other witnesses had saidi A. Wen' VIII
| tell you
O. And then It occurred to you that you had had
knowledge observation A. never thought TO have
heard anything Of but when saw In the news.
paper these statements made In relation to Mr. Tlton.
remarked to my wife, This lie; know It 10 De,
and says 1t shame to prosecute this man VINO
lighting wealth, influence, power and everything else
| md Al hrn0 oil me
| that know" And she said sho thought 1t was my ouiy
to como here and testify don't want tho notOriey OF
o witness 1t is not pleasant-oss OF time, 80
| @. That was the frstf A. Yes Sir.
O That WA the that you thought Of 1t since t'ae
| day suppose A. Well, I had no reason
| Q. WHAT A. had no reason to.
O. Well say 1t was time you had thought OF
! itf A. Yes. Sir. II was
| Q. And then this picture Of yours A. What po'
| turet
A. Why. OF soeing Mr.. Tilton. and being near him
came back TO your mindi A. Why, certainly "
| did.
O. You took no memorandum anything Of thatk inde
| A. Not at all I had necessity.
| Mr.. Evarts-That Is all.
After the witness left tho stand ho interrogaeG
| by Mr. Shearman ~ follows;
O. Where do you resdes A. In Brooklyn, the Eastern
| District
O. know, but what portiont A. No. "a South Second
| near Second
| TESTIMONY OF ALBERT b. MARTIN.
Albert b. Martin, witness called and swOrTf
for the plaintiff testified "a follows:
Mr. Morrs-where do you uvet A. ia LvfngstoDSk
O. What Ia your busfnessf A. have been superinteu-
dent reading and evening school for street
/ boys
O. little louder Under the superinteudenee Of any
chnrcht A. Under tho superintendency Of Dr. StorrSs
church. rather conducted by tho Young Peoples Assoc
| citation of Dr. storTs's church.
| O. Are you attached to any church-member OF any
| church, A. Methodist Church, Sir.
O. Where situsedi A. Methodist Church In Nostrand~
| ave-. the Row DIR. Griffith.
| CONTRADICTIONS OF GEN. TRACY AND MISS
| TURNER.
@. Mr.. Martin, are you acquainted with
Bessie Turner, or Elizabeth A. Turnerf A met herS
| Sir. twice.
o. You recolect last Summer Of seeing her OF Mrs.
| OyngtOn'si A. Yes, Sir.
O. Do You reooect what day 1t vast A. do not. Sir.
@ tho day that she went before tho Investigate
| ing Commtteef A Yes Sir.
O. What time in tho day 1t that you saw her at
Mrs OvngtOn's1 A. should think, Sir about h@fp pass
| 2 O'Clock In the afternoon.
O Did you 20 there at that tmei A. Yes, Sir.
A. And she there when you wcnti A. Yes. Sir
O. And who else did you see there A. rang tho belle
Sir and ushered by the servan-went into the par"
or and found that the back psrlOr with Gen.
| Tracy.
| Q. You don't know how long Gen. Tracy had been
| there A. No, Sir.
O. Was any else In the back paror except Mss rurs
ner and Gen. Tracyt A. No. Sir
Q. Well where did you go A. went upstairs sirs
| into Mrs. TiltOn-to see Mrs. Tilton-
Q. And how long did you remain upstairst A. Wei,
| should think Sir, possibly half an hour.
@. And then where did You got A. Because OF tho
| heat Sir we came down stairs and went the back
| piazza.
| @. Who do you mean by "wet" A. Mrs. Tilton and
myself. Sir.
| O. And how long did Mrs. Tilton and you remain on
the back piazza A. Well should think Sir. for At
least two during all the afternoon should think
O. And during that time where was Miss Turner ana
| Gen Tracyf A. In the back parlor. Sir until Gen.
| Tracy went away.
O. And what time did he go away A. Well. should
think Sir as can tell about O'Clock In the al
| ternOon
from half past g when you there until about %
| A. think so, Sir
| Mr. Evarts-Tow does he know that
Mr. Morris-He said ITO the wness.l Well.
when you went the back piazza with Mrs Tiiton did
you hear Cen Tracy and Miss Turner In the back paror
A. could hear them yes Sir but could not distinguish
| the conversation.
| Q. Could not distinguish what they sadi A. Could
hear The sound and laughing, yes, Sir that is all.
THE TESTIMONY OBJECTED TO.
Mr.. Eyarts-If your Honor please, perhaps
our learned friend will allow to inquire in what point
| OF rebutal this witness is called.
Mr. Morris-We in reference 10 two points; IA 20 tho
duration OF the interview that she had with Gen Tracy
Cen Tracy conradics upon that and propose by