New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
r,.o., AIv,. IN my own house, don't hnov whore

plaeet A. 1 was In my own n'uSo' w" " ~
O Yon could scarcely have an understanding unless
Won were togethert A. What do you moan by when
that took placer
O. moan where wore you and Mr.. Moulton whom the
understanding was entered into between you A. Deg
pardon; thought you meant the interview.
O. Not A. was at Mr. Moultons house.
@. when was III A. 1t was Saturday OF ounu"' "s"''
/ cannot tell which.
@ Tho arrangement was that Mr.. Kinsea WAS to meet
Won a, ,onr house on Monday morningt A. Ycs Sir, on
his way to his office.
q. And YOU say no didt A. Yes. Sir; no came 70 mo-
O. About o'clooki A. About O'Clock.
O. How ore you enabled to fix tho times A. Wen.
have-it Is fixed because recOect thinking about tho
hours that no kept having evening paper and about
the time that be would come down. and held mysen
ready for tho interview about that hour.
O. How long did the interview last A. About an hour,
Sir
O. What was done during that interview. A. Conver'
sation in respect to Mr.. TitOn and his affairs.
O. what was written A. The cara thst up
peared on that afternoon In The Eagle.
O. Who prepared it, A. prepared IT. wrote 1t, IL
recOlect right, oil OF 1t.
O. When you left your house. after this interview with
Mr.. Moulton where did you got A. went over-wel,
didn't leave Immediately; had 10 do up some little mat
tiers about tho house before leaving as was not expect
ing to-I was expecting to gone for fortnight with
The Christian Union Office.
O. How do you recOeot you went there about hafpast
tent A. recoleot Of going there about ha1past teh
because 1t about the time was accustomed 10 go on
Mondays-whioh my editorial day-tO The Chrisf'0"
Union Office and because expected to be absent Tor Two
weeks and had. therefore, more 10 do than usual.
O. that the only you recoect the hour you went
TO the object A. That the only way judge 1t to DO
about that time.
O. Where was the office Of The CArlsfiaa Unto. theni
A. 81 Park-place.
@. In New-York Cityi A. Yes. Sir.
@. Did you return to Brooklyn that dayi A. No. Sir
@. You went from there to the depot A. went from
there 10 lunch. and TO the depot.
O. Where did you lunch A. That cannot say.
@. Whore were you accustomed to lunchf A had no
custom. seldom took lunch in New-York, and when ]
did more often than any other way took lunch In dif-
ferent place. because had lttlo curiosity to see what
| the places WERE
@. Did you 60 to lunch alone that dayi A. do not
recolect Sir OF mnchng except when went up on the
O'Clock train arrived in Peolsll late took lunch
| in NowYorl-
| O. Do you remember taking lunch IN New-Yorh that
day. A. do not recall the lunchng.
O. Why do you say you unchedi A. That was my Gus
tom, and presume that 1t fact that did
O. Can you name any other place where you used TO
lunch In NewYorka A. have unohed In DelInonicos,
and have lunohed ct tho corner of Tentst, up STAIRS
and Broadway 1 have lunched at q little place on the
south side of the Ondst Depot there very
nice little house there there and have mnched
Il don't now recall them These lunchrooms were not
so familiar 10 me as il doing business In New-York
O. What time did you leave Brooklyn to go to tho Office
You said You got office about halfpas ten a. No..
Sir; left here about hapast ten, and got there at
eleven.
Q. What time did sou leave the Forty-secOnd-st Depoti
A. cannot say; know WAS over there an hour had
| business TO transact.
MIR. BEFCIIER SWEARS THAT HE WAS NOT
AT MR.. MOULTON'S HOUSE ON JUNE 2,
1873.
| Q. You are very sure y0n were not at Mr.
Moulton's house the I'd Of Junoi A Very sure.
! O. Quite pOsitlvef A. Yes, Sir.
O. You swear to 1t positively A. do.
when you left tho house OF Mr.. MOuOn, OF meeting
! lady who about enteringf A. No, sir; do not
| @. No recollection on that suhlectf A. No. Sir.
| Q. At no timei A. No. Sir; at no time.
O. DO you rccocct Of seeing lady You were about
leaving at any tinef A. No, Sir; mean on leaving
| have seen ladies walking up and down tho street.
@. No, lady about entering. or having entereds A.
No. Sir; don't recall anything Of that kind
@. At ALI A. No. Sir.
day OF june 1873 you did not meet lady you were
coming out OF Mr. MoutOns house who about enter
ing9 A. will that dd not out Of the house
on that day. and did not meet a lady coming out.