New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
MRS. TITON'S DESERrION OF HER HUSBAND AN
TICIPAIED BY THE OYlNGT0NS.

O Very we'll Now, Mr.. OvngtOn, let us go
back little to topic already presented to you. Do
member whether you took Mrs Tton out riding the day be-
fore she ~ your house TO stay permanently A. DID
not
Didn't YOU within three days after Mr.. Tlton went be-
fore the Committee Mr. Tnton out ridng' A. No. Sir
@ DO you rccoect what occurred on the 9th OF july
cannot recoect.
o. Don't you that your wife took Mrs Tton out rid
in, ON the 9th Of July the 10th Of July also' A don't
remember the date. What day OF the week was it!
Mr. Fulcrton-I don't know.
The Wtncss-Wcll don't know. So both Ignorant
on that point
Mr. Fuerion-Yes: II is my business to know when your
wife went riding you reooect the day before Mrs Ton
came your house stay permanently that your wife took
her to Coney Iand somewhere that place rdings A.
think she did She took her ouE riding don't know where
to.
q. Don't you know that she was gone me most Oh tue gay
A. That don't remember.
O. You were not along. you! A. No Sir
O. DO you know where they went' 4. don't
Do YOU know whom they saw while they absent A.
No Sir: don't
O And DO you that yon didn't know Mrs
Titon wa coming your have any ntimaon TO
tina, effect before she arrived there the morning after that
ridet A. didn't know that she coming to the house to
Hs.
o Did YOU know she coming to the housef A. don't
remember whether Knew il or not.
y
tie house! 4 No sif know that surprised when she
came there.
q did you moment ago that you didn't know that
she was comn 10 stay, My wife had invited to
At an, time: com, in time and 10 come and stay At
any time
q How lorg' A. To stay how long
q Yc,. permsneptly! A. II was necessary yes.
O. II wa Necessary A. II Sue wished TO-
. Yes aid you hear your wife give her hat nv,aton' A.
| doni remember that | did.
. Did You Join in Any such invitation 10 Mrs. Tton to
come and stay permanently IL it necessary A. may
have done 20 / acTeed with my
q Wen don't you rocoect that omething Of that kind
SAID by you your wife in your presence A. No dent
think that said 70 to Mrs.. Tilton.
u Wei. you can recolleci what was 1t
iha. YOU -ad subject A don think said nything
10 Mrs.. Tilton.
Y What wa, that your wife said to Mr. Tiion in Your
presenceS A. In my presence
o. Yet. Sir A. don't know of any conversation.
z Al you know about Mrs Tions being invited 30 your
house was learned from your wfey A. Yes Sir.
T. Well how long did bear anything upon that subject
before Mr. Titon did actually comet A. Oh, think day
Q two, pefhsps
O. ANY one present when hs, Information xss given to YOU
A. believe not RI
Y Well you rather suspected that Mrs Ton woud come
TO your house say before she did actually come you
not A. Well thought possible that che might yes Sir
O. And ttsy permanently A. thought poeble; yes
Sir.
O. And when did you first make up your mind that wss
possible A. When she told the morning thar she did
come.
when she told 700 the morning thai che Gid that
possible might to stay permanently A. Thai
che had conc 70 stay.
O. Well that was not possibility was reality wasn't IL,
A. Yes, Sir You are right
q ask how long before she did had you thought
possible that she might how long before, A. Oh
three days before.
Q Two or three days before' A. Yes Sir
And what enabled you to come to that conclusion "a
think that that might be poSsibei A. From what my wife
told me
Y, Yss. apl one else tel yoa anything, 4. ~. Sir.