New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

q Before You went 10 Se0P n'' "'' ~
mott A. Yes, Sir.
@ Whist excited your attention, or awakened you' A.
h,spernr or buzzing sound Mr. Tilton was talking 70 ms
wife could tell he down by the side OF the oed
talking and whispering very earnestly; and awakened n
and said to Mr. Ton MT Tfon, this will never do; Mira
Triton must MOI disturbed So" She seemed to be very much
sgitsted
O. Mn. Titon seemed TO bet A. Yes
@ What did You observe in Mr. Tltoni A. lido not remem
Der as observed anything except knew that he was talking
very earnestly. -
@ Was anything said about A. do not remember ~
ing anything that was said. ,,,
O. intending to inquire as to that but was
said by you about Mrs Tlton being exposed to thar o'
Yes. ,,,c nm,
O. How did you find her. Was she lying down. OF s-' N'
A. Partially up in bed and partially sitting up -, 80 or
O. Was she exposed from her position 70 AAe '''N
thought A. Yes. ~
O. And you spoke Of III A. Yes sir; au ,ys., dd bo
O You spoke to Mr. Tflton you have sa'u a, " s
,.riv, do not remember the remark nc maoe' ou' We"
49, q, - ou, ., the room Mr. Tilton went out and
nm, ON INV wrapper and into the study ana sat u
from, Of the fire. and leaned my head on my "'"u anu
ton went back to the room w.
a After Won came he returned to the room' A. les
w., ,,,a Of the night was this, A. should think IL
u, have been about midnight did not know the time
Arc Won sure that it was atei A. Yes Sir know that
a. was late late when Mr. Beecher was 'ne
aud this after he had gone
O. How long did Mr. Tton remain in his wifes sick room
OF this time A. could not tell thhK was aoou'
rs near a. can state. $3.50
O uwss a considerable timei A. 1t was He was talking
loud but could not tell what he said.
O Did ven hear voices and in what tones were they'
A. YesI heard voices though they were talking angry
Mr. Beach-wat wait; don't say las though
The Wiincss-They talking angrly
Mr. Evars-whose voice thar A. Thatwa MT lh'on
voice
O. Did You hear Mrs Tiltons voice' A. did
@ In what tone was that' A. In tone of entreaty
Mr. Beach, object that swer, snd move to strike II
out.
Judge Ncilson-I think will let 1t stsnd.
Mr. Beach, except.
Mr. Eysrts-when did Mr. Tion come ont from the sick
room and what did A. He into the study and
got a paper and pen and ink, and then returned
@ Did he Immediately! A Yes Sir; but sat there
while longer in the study.
O. How long ofer that was II before Mr Triton lett tne
sick room agains A. could not tell you.
O. About how onsi A. should judge about half an hour,
as | remember.
@ Where did he when he came out' A. He retired 70
his room the study and told Inc that could re-
O. And he then went to his you supposed
A. Yes, Sir
O. And did you returnf A. did.
Q In what condition did you find Mrs Tilton when you
returned? A. She appeared and seemed as though she had
been weeping appeared to be very much asated and
srokcd her head and tried pacy her. and tried to calm
her
O. How long did YOU thus treat herr A. For nearly an
hour, $ as / can remember
O. Was her condition such required this treatment! a
Yes Sir sine very nervous.
O. Did she then 90 scepi A. She did after time.
O. And did you return bed go sleep yourse' A.
O. Besides the voice OF Mr. Tton which heard did you
scc any movement by him while he in the front roomf A
don't remember that did
O. Do you remember whether he sitting walkng' A.
II seemed as though he walking.
O. You heard him walking. didn't you'
Mr. Beach-Te witness by saying that she don't
remember and them the counsel leads her That he was
walking.
Mr. Eyars-Did you or not, know by anything that Your
senses informed you Of while he in the room whether he
standing, walking should Judge that ne
walking.
O. Why do you Judge sos A. Because sounded like that
O DO YOU remember this occasion, when Mr. Tlton was
there the middle Of the day and he said that he was ruined
do YOU remember whether Bessie Turner in the oom IN
the sick room into the room? A. Yes. SIR she was
there
O. Was ssc when Mr. Tlton came into it, or did she
afterwards? A. She was there when he came in
sitting on the lounge or near lounge. think she sank
down the lounge.
O. What do you mean by sank down. A. She dropped
down IS though she had fallen.
O. How otherwise affected, what did you observe
about her.
Mr. Fillertor-I object
Judge Nclson-Thc witness anything that she saw
Mr. Morris What about Bessie Turner
MIR Beach-What have do with the condition Of Miss
Turner.
Judge Nclson-We not nquirns into her condition.
The witness asked tell what she saw she not asked
about her condition,
The Witness merely stated that she was there and she
seemed to be Affected BY what Mr. TlOn said.
Mr. Mors-Wc Object TO that.
eIudar Neil ION You may strike that The witness
'Shc seemed to be aicccd don't think that is proper
s. speculative.
Mr. Eyarts-t is the witness mode Of stating what ale saw
Your Honor knows that prearange the minds OF
witnesses their habits OF speech they such as belong
themselves The question is only asked the witness as TO the
facts-wh hat she Bessie Turner do at that interview.
HARD TWISTING TO GET AN ANSWER.
@ What did you the part of Bessie Turner at that
taeryiew'
Mr. Beach-Our objection Sir goes to any evidence in