New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
Mr.. TILTON KIND TO HIS WIPE.

| my presence he did.
O. What was the condition Of Mrs Titsn a, to strength,
the night that Mr Bcechcr called State particulars you
please A. She very weak the night Mr. Beeeher called
@ Was she less than she had beenl A. She
very weak and low.
@ Did understand you that she was weak and low"
A. She weak
! @ Was she low! A. She weak do not think said
| allow"
| Q And had been during the whole day A. Yes Sir
O. Was she more or that night when Mr. Beeebcr
called than she had been A. Well she very weak
O. viii you kind enough state who ever called there
beside Mr. Beechc when left the room and went away
| went down starr A. Who called there1
O. Yes; mention any person who called when that hap
| pened mention A. do not remember
O. You had been there good DEAL you tell who ever
| called there? A. Mr.. MoG'ton called there.
O. Did You leave and go down stairs them A. No Sir
Who beside Mr. Beecher called there at the house At
time and you went down stairs and eft themI A. do
| not remember anybody did
O. understood you say short time before the recess
you In the habit Of going down stairs when company
called in the day time
Mr. BeachWhat she said that when sDyone called there
she always LETT and went down stairs.
Mr. Fulerton-Now want you to name any person VINO
40 called you down stairs other than Mr. Beecher
Mr.. Eyarts-At any time!
Mr. Fueron-I mean at any time and say at any time
The Wtness-I do not remember Of any one calling
O Can you name another instance In which anybody called
NJ that bou when you down stairs and left them aone
A. No Sir; do know that can do not know that
anyone called
O. Then why did you say that you In the habit OF going
down when anyone did CALL II nobody called except Mr.
Becber A. Because you puzzled that could not re-
member.
@ But do not puzzle you now do II A. Not now yoa
don't
| @ Then my question. A. did answer I"
q Then you not in the huoiI Oh s'As u'"n '""'
when anyone called A. No, Sir
n bi, os an execution then to the general practice A.
Yes, Sir, twas.
O Can Won state now why you went down star' A. No.
| Sir can not: | went Of my accord.
| O. Youa Of A Yes Sir / am
O No one requested you goi A No one requeseed me
| togo.
Did YOU suggest to Mr. Becher what the doctor had told
you about visitors talking TO herr A. No. Sir; did not think
| OF it.
O. Can you state how yo1 happened walk out Just at that
| time! A. No, Sir.
O When you went upstairs after Mr. Bcecher's departure.
in what condition did you find Mrs. Tlion' A. do not
remember
O. Was she not calms A. cannot remember.
Q. Have you recollection Of aer condition when yoa
| returned A. No, Sir.
O. How is it that yon cannot remember what her condon
was when you returned You gone about an hour
understood you A. As can recosct said was
O. And you thought that conversation was injurious 70 h
did you not' A. Yes Sir
| @ And the doctor had forbidden it, A. Yes. Sir
@ Had you not anxiety about her during this long
absence A. could not say it was an hour.
@ But you have said it was hour' A. No. did not'l
said about hour; did not say any particular mc f
! l had no means OF knowing.
O. you anxiety during this absence OF about
] an hour A. suppose must have had.
O. Don't you remember whether you had not, A. No.
| Sir.
O. Did not that anxiety which you think you must have bad
prompt You pretty closely whcnyou went back INTO
the room the condition Mrs. Tion what effect this
conversation hour had had upon her! A do not
| remember.
O. You do recolect what her condition was7 No.
And you do not recoect what result OF your obsevs
| ton was do yon Z A, No. sir,
O. That's all a blank in your memory ist' A. Yes cir
@ You remember that she crying when you went
| back A. No, sir do not.
| REDIRECT EXAMINATION OF MRS. MITCHELL
| Mr. Eyarts-At other times than this week
this last week Of yorS attendance Mrs Tton, when yoa
were the three months VISIT part OF
which you anue do you remember while she was in her
and her persons called upon her and
saw her in her sick room 7 A. Yes, sir
O. Did persons call or not upon Mrs Ton and see her in her
sick room you attended her either OF her connemens'
Sometimes atdepended upon the length Of time that she
sick,
@ Do you remember at either OF conanemen the
names Of persons either gentlemen ladies' who saw her in
her sick room? A. remember Miss Careys calling there
O. Who is shes A. Alice Carey think it Was l do not
know whether 1t Alice or Phoebe Carey
O. Do YOU remember ladies seeing Mrs Tton during
that confinement while she in her sick room' Do yoa
remember other ladies calling to Mrs Ilton IN her SICK
room during either of her cOnfnemcnts! A. Yes, Sir
| O. What ladies' do you remember! A. remember Mrs
Bradshaw calling once and aunt Of hers lcano think
| the
O An aunt OF Mrs Tton's, whose name you do not 70
| member. A. Yes Sir think she called
O Do YOU remember any other ladies'! A. No, Sir, dc
|
Do YOU remember whether any gentlemen called during
Mrs Ttons confinement who were admitted 20 her sick room
except the instance you have given when Mr. Beeche called
| upon herr A. do not remember
o When you say that it your habit when callers came
TO the TO leave the ROOM did ou speak OF s ass
habit AT Mrs Ttons house habit in your profession
and business A. Tha, did not mean was ms
taken then: Mr. Fullerton puzzled 50 that hardly knew
what was going to say
Mr. FuerOn-I am very sorry for Il; ia not mean 10
| Mr. Eyarts-That is very natural result.
| Mr. Fulerton-I apologize for that
Mr. Eyarts you remember. Mrs Mitchell that CURING
this week in December, in the sickness OF Mr.. In""
have been asked about her sitting in her chair DO you
member what arrang emcnts made whenever 'he ~ Nv
| bed and how that managed, A. Yes, sir. -,
O. How was THAR A. used to put her in roH '"'.
and tip the chair back and then draw her mo TAG i'
and place her on the lounge. -.
O And that was all that she did during that week. IN ' "
| OF leaving her beds A. Yes, Sir, that is ALL A
@ The couch was in that communicated tnous'
the folding doors, A. Yes Sir
O. Daring week in December did you see any one's
tleman in the sick or in the communicate ' o.
Mr. Mouton Mr. Tion and Mr. Beecher-on that call on TIT
day night, A. No, Sir. 49, w.
Q When Mr.. Beeeher called you kne" III"
| Sir. -, r,on,s
O. And you knew that he was the clergyman u i'H''
| Church A. Yes, Sir. o,.,