, 1875-05-05

not know that this intimacy evur cosact. Tracy
was retained for nnr firm In two or throo cascs
AN very intimately acquainted with Slr. 0oorge
l.. Nichols, Samuel Mclean, and MI. South
wick. Ispoko to thsm vsry often, and have
talked 70 thon about this scandal aud abou,
things which
THE runLto MD NOT KNOW ABOUT IT..
I think talked with Mclean about counnol bo.
fore consulted Tracy, / havo talked 10 I'll Of
those Gentlemeo during the past year About MY
connection with Tracy, at slcLcans lio,lHo, viii,
him and III. Nlchois. do not remember road.
Ing tho tntervioH lit tho Brooklyn Union, Jano
26, 1874, hctrcen reporter ard Tracy nor do
| ron,onibor having mht,a 1t tho autjoct OF coil.
variation, though may hare douo 40.
| Witneaa was shown report Of The intorvlow,
and said have 10 doubt now but what snw
this tnterstoW. may have talked NTH Wilson
about II, and no inay have called nv attention to
co.talii parts of 1t, but do not recollect
MI. stearman read certain portions Of The Ia.
torvler aH ro!osted. but he wns 'ntorruptei with
! an exception from Afr. Beach, who argued That
t!iis !ntor'ian was not proved ty Gen. urhcy, and
that thla Tna snrrepusloua attomps to get tho
| interview before tho inry.
! The witnsss said DO nos rocolsot any por-
tton Of That reported intosrlow. | may havo hss
talk about It, but do not recollect II jij. 1
MAD TALE WITH NLEAN
published interview. 1sAw Mr. Tracy aftor ho
made hfa abatement, In GeptemboF. but l recol-
loct no special talks With him. understood That
Tracy WAS IN consultation with Moulton on the
mated to Tracy, at hn ,ouuo last summer, that 10
had fntsrepressnted matters In Ills stntomont OF
tito scandal. After Tracy told MouIton OF tile
money Transaction VI nhlch ho was informed Ly
my contldence ill., telling Moulton, a,,d he i'd
Mitted that he bad douo wrong. uo didn't know
I'LL last Summer from What source tho $4,000
given to TAson ras derived. do mt think shat
Monton ~ % ever npbr.iaed me for telling Tracy.
when the 90, Qo0 came to tho firm did not know
Mlere It CANA from. may hayo said inferred
THE MONEY CAME FnoM nEEcuEn.
do not recoltoct If Trhov told tne the f5 600 VAS
drawn from tbs bank by A1r. Boecher that day,
and given 10 A1oultor nor that Tracy said iio
was suIs he Was right bccausa ho had spoken to
Judge Benedict shout it,, MY understanding OF
tho $1,000 payment raa that 1t uaa made Ia ono
sum. mentioned the fact OF tho payment
at thas time to no person but Tracy. / told
SouthNick about tho 5000 payment, but eau
not swear that told him the evening it was
deposited. Itoll Bouthwiek that lilo Payment
ciarge.bia 10 "T. T." told Inn i lad @ t11 beou
placed to Moulton's credit on the casl,-book. /
toldhim thought Mr.. Deocler paidit, but l,osnil
u was more likely that Bowen had pad 1t. l
Mr.. Monlton TINT ho had roseised monay to pay
Dcasio Turner's schooltng. I think 1t was in
1879 or 1878. 1t may haya been In 1871, how
ever, do not remember haylug told Tracy
,toulson said tbs $4,000 paymont was mado for
tho
SUPPORT OF Nh. rrt7oa's FAMILY,
but don't rccolloct II hs said ahything then
Mou!ton told mo tue mooey vas paiI in bills, @ aud
I thiuk ! told Tracy Of this. was not
informed; nor did ! know, what VIVA
done with thts money, do not racol-
lSet % az Msny ehaok m Of O., 10Y bong paid by ar.
,userost duo on tho bond and mortgage on TIL
TOMS house, but do not remember II this was
the day Mouton told lnc ho received $500. l
hayo no explanation TO Offer Of Tilson. On tue
18th Of November, ts72, being credited in our
books with $500. aud no nots being made or bis
having received 1t. The interview with Tracy
occurred about woek or ton days aftar tho
Woodhult publication. did not SEQ Tlltou uu-
ttI tho Sunday night following.
Mr. Fullo,tou here oojectod 10 tho dafenso iu-
Producing evidence which Ind not bann gono ih-
to on tho HitneBs tcbnttng testimony ti,iIcas tho
Court deslrcd to ALLOW counsel on lhe othpr 4llo
to
rnnow THE poons WIDE orEs
Mr. Evarts replied that thons interviews wcro
touched uooa hJ tho plaintiffs counsel, but the
Court allowed the asidoucc to be CONTINUED.
Tao a. witness said: r. lilo morning interview
$500 aymcnt on BossIo Turnor's school bils.
mover objected to t,cso transactions, or COM
planned to Afoulton of having maao The firm
caannel Tor t1lehe pasanents. do not relnom-
tbs Woodruff scandal, whethor it would he best
to drive Sir. Doochor oil Of brooklyn nor did hc
reply to rue, You mar have \ head for carrying
ga tue sslt business, but YOU cannot drive Henry
member IT I shaved lin tito lettor, Aud stated
that it this was made public he would havo to
leavs Brooklyn. / mover rotl Bouthwick that
CHARGED nEECHHR WITH ADULTERY
f., imsy hsve darinx tho pas. yeer, told him that
stand Tint toll lin In confidence. I am m
not nov = roetnbor. Of tbs ,lrm Of Wood
dissolved on the Int Of May. though it was par
tislly 30 In tho month Of January, had con.
varsa.ion last woek with Southwick. ID m. office,
but did not ioll htm bad informed h!n. Of al
thero was iu tho caao. Tho hookH that ! AN ask
ed for arc not IN my possession.
hr. EvaEss said they lad used all they wanted
out OF tho accounts OF tho 1rm already placed in
evidence.
To Mr. Beach-rhe 5000 checl., think, I
believe 1t was handed to Nlr. Pa. fridge, the
cashtor. do not remember over aooiug . yol-
low paper attached to It. I
To hlr. E!asts-I think the check was handed
about tho yellow paper. -.
The witpeHs was hero sllowod to loavo tho
atand, and tccoss waH taken.
Altar rocess. air. nlorriH announced that he
md alr. Evarts had been talking to Dr.. styios.
The rhyslcian who attended Mrs. T,ltou, and ho
statee tbas after conlilomont, his last protcY-
eioaal visit to her was ca tho both Of December,
Ana* ANNIE II. MtDnLEnnopK
"sh then called. Hho testlaod: / reaido In Con-
nectaeut, whore my husband IL In businoss. I
beeamo acquainted with Mr. Tllton in 1871.
Ihia was IN tho summer aud autumn OF that
year. Z met him vt Woodhull'a houeo, I met
Mrs. Woodhul! irut 1t the Woman's Suffrage
CoEvension, IN Now York. In tho spring Of laTl,
! went 10 her Aouse IN tho autumn On bu4incss.
! WAa engaged In m.it,ng ArticloB Tor hor paper.
Tho dato pf mr. visit to her MAS Oct, 25, 1871, On
that occasion there wcte proBpnt, think, IT. Con
10y, and Renslemau with hlm, edward Wheeler,
aud edward Bacon. Of Boston, am positive |
thst thoro Waa 10 copyersatlou thore tast syen-
ing on thu s1blect 81 this scandal. Il was after
dark when wont there. and about 10 Or ii |
when loft. We wero III tl,s louK parlor. Tho !
folding doors wers opoL, making ono room, 1
zemoMbor being IN Uonton Ia September, ls72.
whom ITa. Wootlhull addressed = msotpg. and
Ioferred to tho SCANDAL Hho spoke OF pefson1 |
living In criminal relations Hitl, other peopla |
and mentioned a. one OF them Ms, ueeoler as
-. HAVING RELATIONS WITH MRS, T1Lroa.