New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
Mr.. TLTONs INTRODUCTION TO MRS. WOOD
HULL.

HULL
q. DO you know when he became acqualn ted
with Mrs Woodruff A. I do.
q. State. II you pleasei A | sometimes wrote an
article occasionally for The Golden Age the period
Of its commencement, and called in there from time to
time to see Mr. TltOn; being there on one occasion Mrs
Woodhus name came up between us, and he said that
he had been impressed by things that he had OF hers
that she must he extraordinary woman.
Mr.. Evarts-Dont give the conversation.
Judge Seson-Don't give the conversation.
Mr.. Fullerton-Dont give the conversation. When he
was introduced, II he introduced, by youi A pro-
posed 10 take him down 10 Mrs. W0odhull's.
Mr.. Eyarts-Wel, now, now. This Ia mere question
Of fact
Mr.. Fullerion-Just state when IL A. IL was in
the early part- the middle OF the early part OF
this month Of May that we have spoken Of What
suppose would be to the question asked me
is that personally introduced Mr. Tilton to Mrs. Wood
hull.
q. In May, 1871, you think il wasi A. les, slr'
q. Where was ii donei A. AT the office.
q. In Broad-stl A. In Broad-st
q. What number pleased A. II was then A., / think
@. And did you Introduce them az If strangers, TO-
gether A. Entirely yes, Sir.
q. Do yOu recOllect when she moved her office from
"A BrOad-st.i A. It my impression that she en-
tered the Office at Broadst. when she resumed the
publication of her paper, at the time Of the publication
of the scandal article.
q. Well. will come that part OF the examination
again. want you state whether you observed any
undue tsmilares at the in Thirtyeghth-street
after Mr. TtOn commenced his visits there, between
himself and Mrs. woodruff any other person there
A. never did; no, Sir.
O. What portion OF your time did you spend there MT
Andrewsi A. The major portion Of my time; did my
writing at the house there therefore, every even
ing and morning. usually went down TO the puisica-
ton office in the course Of the day for an hour or two
Q. The publication Office OF what paper A. or mrs.
Woodhulrs paper-Woodhull Il Claiin.
O. We're you III the habit OF seeing Mr. Tnton and Mrs
Woodruff together at the office I A. OFTEN yes sir
O. And what was character OF their intercourse In
vour nresencet A. Altogether of the lady and gen
tleman in society, sir.
O. How was Mr. TltOn In the habit OF addressing Mrs.
Woodruff when he did address herr A. AS " Mrs wood
hull" far as remember, Sir.
O. And how did she address HINT A. As " Mr. Tilton;
and think sometimes Theodore"
O. Now when. II you state, did he commence MS
visits there and how long did they contlnuei thhK
his regular vi-its-his frequentI think his vsts com
meuced at the house, If that Is what You inquire Or
o. Yes A Not very long after the publication OF MIS-.
Woolhulls ,srd-in The World was ii
o. Yes. That in May, lS72, was ltf n NO 9F'
q 1871 | should sayf a 1s7l
O. And when did they cease if you knowi A cannot
speak with such certainty with regard TO that because
thew continued until after left Mrs. woodhuls house.
O. And did he continue TO visit the house after you re-
sumed your residence thcrei A. IL was only AFTER had
resumed M residence there that his visits began