New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
THE FRIENDS BATTLE AT COMFY ISLAND.


Mr Tracy-What did they do on getting out =?
They got and little ways from the carriage and
turned back Mr Tfon said they going TO battle and
asked me to hold gold watch The lady done the same
thing; she gave her gold watch to hold.
@ Did you keep the watches? A. Yes, Sir
O. direction did they so them 4. They went down
0 the surf
O. Did you see them bathe' A. No Sir, did not.
O. Gould you them A. No, Sir, | could not.
@ They went out Of your sight then How long they
gone; A. That could not say
@ Well about how long, A Probably hour; mghtbe
longer shorter
O. What was done them A. Returned came home
@ They returned to the carriage' A. Yes Sir.
Q Did You observe anything in their appearance-tho ap-
pearance Of their hair anything, their returning A
| did not, Sir; I did not look.
O. Did not look, A. No, Sir.
O Did they take their watches on their reurn' A Yes
Sir; believe SO.
@ What did you do then, A I drove back to Mr. Tltons
house.
O What did they do' A Mr. Tion went into his house
few minutes and the lady sat in the carriage
@ Well A. hlst Mr. Titon was in the house
the lady asked me
Mr Fulleron-No no.
@ How long was Mr.. Tion in the house' a. But very
short time.
O. Now either their way Long Island or in returning
Mr. Gallagher did you notice either Of them having roll OF
papers in their posses5ionl A noticed MI Tion having
papers.
@ You noticed Repeat that please. A noticed Mr.
Tilton having some papers.
@ What kind Of papers they A. Well coud not ex
acty describe them, than that they looked like couple
of sheets Of paper something Of that kind large size
probably more.
@ Were there than two, was 1t rolf A. There
might have than three but could not say there
O. You could not says A. No, Sir.
@ When did you first those papers in the possession Of
I not frat
in his possession.
@ Was it their way Coney Island, return' A. Ny
memory il il their way.
@ On their way down Coney Island Now, after he
turned to carriage the second after you stopped his
house. where did you go' A. went down Remsen-st
@ What number Remsenst A. don't know the number.
O. Do you know whose residence? A. DO not Sir.
O. Do you know it isl A 1t between
Hicks-st. and the river; that is my memory.
O. What time OF day it that you drove to Remsenst be-
tween Hicks and river! A. II late in the evening
afternoon.
@ Before after dark A Well it might have been dark
q About dark.
Mr. Morrs-He didn't say about dark.
Mr. Tracy understood him say
Mr. Morris-No he didn't say
Mr. Tracy-What did you say Mr. Gallagher a. said it
might have been dark.
Mr. Morris-Wel, that is not about dark.
Mr. Tracy-Wel, perhaps il not
Mr. Morris-Wel it Is not
Mir Tracy-It occurred TO me that it was.
o Did you know Mr. Moultons houSei A. No, Sir; did
not
q What side Of Remsen-st Il You stopped on' A On
the right hand side going towards the river
O DO you know Mr. Moultons house s now A do
O Well what did youdo them What became of the parties
when YOU stopped At this house in Remensl A. Mr. Tton
told me might go home and at - O'Clock with close
carriage.
O. Well what did you dor A. done So
O Where did they gcl A. went TO NewYork
No. where did they when they got out Of your carriage
in Remsenst' A. Went into the house.
O. And you back 10 your place? A. Yes Sir.
O Atl2 O'Clock did you with close carriage' Yes,
Sir.
O 10 o'clock midnight it, A. Yes. Sir
q What did you do with the close carriage! A took
them TO New York.
@ From what place did you receive them A received
them in Remsen-st.
@ The same place you lef, them A. Yes, Sir
O. And you took them New York A. Yes Sir
eighth ST. might be mistaken
q What did you do then A. / don't recollect what
did then I got out, and believe Mr. Tilton home
that
q What is that > A. Ny memory is not clear whether
Mr. Titon got
Mr. Bcach-He says they got and he believes Mr. Til
ton came home with him little while after.
Mr. Tracy-Dd Mr. Tlton get out and 90 IN the house
a. Yes, Sir
q How long did he remain the house A. could
state