New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
RESUMPTION OF MoULTON's EXAMINATION.

By Mr.. FuIlerton-Now, have you given us all
that Was said by Mr. Beechcr that interview when this letter
Of Mr. Triton 90 Bowen read with the exception OF
what has been omitted by requesti A. No Sir.
O Go on with the narraonS A. He said he thought the pub
eaon OF the letter woud result in mischief and told MIN
would undertake 70 eyentts publications that thought
eoud induce Mr. Bowen wthua sit TO that money and
would endeayorto do it and he said he hoped could words
to that effect.
O. What money was Hf A. Money under the contracts due
Mr. Tilton told Mr. Bsccher that had waited upon Mr.
Bowen The Ui0n Office with reference to that money ana
Nj Bowen told me he didn't owe Mr. Tilton any money.
@ Anything more at that A. Not that remember Just
at present
@ Then viii proceed TO the interview between your
self Beeche there and state when II was and
wherel A. There frequent interviews; don't remember
the next particularly.
O. At any one OF these interviews that you have spoken or
or at any subsequent interview, the girl Bessie Turner
spoken Of Yes Sir there girl named Bessie Turner
spoken Of.
O. When-in what interviews A. think the interview
subsequent the We have just narrated.
O. And when II, as yon can tell A l should
think It was before the 18th Of January.
@ And where did it take place. A 1t took place in my
house
O state what It was Il you plessei A. told Mr. Beecher
or rather in an interview between Mr. Beecher and myself ne
had told me something that Bessie Tnrner-l don't remember
what was he told mehe told me Bessie Turner had said
something him concerning Mr. and Mrs Tlon, and told
Mr. Beecher that NJ Tton thought Bessie Turner was dan
eerous person to have about that what Mr. TtOn
ermed-I remember his term" praler" and knew (so Mr.
ton told me- OF the facts as between Mr. Beecher and Mrs
Tlton and l said 70 Mr.. Beecher, thonght she was
better ont Of the way than here, and Mr.. Beechef
said he thought too, and Mrs Tllton
then told Mr. Ton $50 Mr. Ton told mel that the best place
for her was out school, and told Mr. Beecher that
MI Ton could afford pay her expenses and he said to
me- We will pay expenses will do anything that
necessary to keep story down. and he approved he
said that he shought good plan to send her to school,
and he would pay the bills.
O. You may whether she was afterwards sent away 10
schooli A Yes sir; she was, to Ohio.
@. Who superntended that A Who supernienaed 'ne
sending Of her to SCHOOL,
O Yes. Sir A. I suppose Mr. Tilton did; didn't
O Did you supernteud have anything to do with 1t !!
A. No. Sir.
O What connection Ind you with the payment Of the expense
Of it afterwards II any A paid the expenses
O az her schoolingi A. Yes Sir and Mr. Beeeher paid me
O. How many different payments did you make do you reco
lecrf A. don't remember paid AL the bills that were pre-
sented
O Afterwards how did You receive your money from Mr.
Beecher? A. BY check and currency.
@ did you receive the bisl Il think generally from
Mrs Tilton.
O. Did you receive them any other way than through
Mrs T1lton if so them' A No Sir, don't think so
O. State whether you forwarded the money your check on
10 Ohio in payment of it state how was donef A gener
ally forwarded the checks the order Of the principal Of the
school,
O. Then what did you do afterwards towards reimburse
menti A. Mr. Beecher reimbursed me.
@ What did you doi Did MI Beecher come without any
solicitation on your part did you send him word or write
him noe' A Sent him word.
O How did he make the payments to you' A. Generally in
checks
O. Sometimes otherwisci A. Yes, sir.
q How oherwisei A. In currency.
O And how long did that continue A. For two or three
The Court here adjourned until Il o'clock to-day.