New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27


ance OF the paces A. recoilect going up flight OF
stairs; they we're rather stairs; and recocct
that there two 1 don't recoect anything
about the Office the first time there; It only
my second visit there.
@ Well, 10 was the same place you recognized, A. II
@ That will do Just we'll then Well. can you give
us any further particuarsi II up flight OF
stairs and two roomsf A. There was one room that
opened out OF the other; but whether there any
entrance from that Office can't tell II seemed TO be
Moultons aud Tlltous Office together Mr. Moulton
there the second time that went there and went there
for the purpose Of being introduced to Mr. Mouton
@ And how long the second time after the first
A. Only few days
Q. Then it was In January. 1871 probably that you
met Mr. Moulton theref A. February; think it was
February
q February, that you met Mr.. Monitor theroi A. 1t
was; think IL was February.
Q. And was there introduced 20 him A. Yes. Sir.
O. BY Mr.. Titoni A. Yes, Sir; went there to be in
troduced to him
@. You went there TO DO introduced to hint A. Yes
Sir
Q. Who did you go whit A. Mrs Woodruff, and ar.
Tlton, and Miss Clafin
Q. You went with Mr.. Tiltou. Mrs. woodruff and Miss
C1aAlnH A. Yes, Sir
Q. In February, 1871 A. 7 cannot say that il was
February II might have been March but think il was
February; It was cold weather.
Q. Well understood You say II a few days after
the first time you went to that object A Yea. Sir.
@ And the first time you say was in Jauuaryi A Jan
uary February
q. 1s7lf A. January or February 1871.
O. Well. understood you to say January, and to have
said the direct examination and also on the cross
A. think II you will carefully that sad January
February.
Mr. shearman-The last OF January the first part OF
February.
uf.. tNta Hpatpa
OF February.
Mr.. Beach-Yes; remember that
The witness-weI. this that have inst been speaking
of might have been little time after could not tell
the time if is confused in ny mind could not tell the
second time went there il might have been weeks
aftcrward
Mr. Beach--well, Mrs Palmer. never hold witness
particularly 60 dates times; where did you first get
acquainted with Mr. Tiltoni A. That is the frat time
over saw him. the time that went to this office said
TO Office. with Mrs. woodruff that IS the first time
ever saw him in New-York.
O. I beg your pardon was iuattcntiyc 10 the first
part Of your answer it at his Office that you first
became acquainted with Mr. Til on A. The first time
him Boston, at lecture where Wendell Phil
lips presided
O. The point is where did YOU frat become acquainted
with hint A. The first time became acquainted with
him. spoke him. in this Office when Mrs Wood
hull went with me to sec him.
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at the Office where you found Mr. TtOn did see him
at Mrs. Wooihulls object A. Oh think the next day
O. Next day; and from that time constantly almost
daily A. Yes Sir.
@ Well you got to be pretty well acquainted with
him. take it A. No, Sir did not Mr. TitOn rarely
ever had anything to say to me-scarcey noticed that
was present. apparently.
o Well can YOU tell whether this Office whore You
r Tton had the appearance Of an editorial sanctumi
A. could not tell Won anything about that. save that
saw table there with some papers on IT, ana desk III
an inner room where saw Mr MOultOn and there was
little marine picture hanging on the wail-a little
should think it was water-coor picture. little sea
view hanging on the wall. and was only there few
moments or a short time: that the only recollection
have of it, I haven't a very good memory for those
things; am very absent-mndcG might come into this
room and sit here hour and see nothing that mere
scarcey-coud tell YOU anything about it, unless
something fixed it on my matchmaking definite hxed
il on my mind
O. That is when you are in one Of your mediumstic
conditional A No Sir. If is M constant habit.
O. Did YOU have . conversation. on this occasion when
Won were introduced to Mr.. Mouiton. with Mr. Moulonf
4 No Sir: Miss Clahn went there 10 see him on some
law business that had nothing TO do with the
Mr. Eyarts-That interview IA not one That we nave
onened Sir and it is not one that they have right TO
give.
Mr. Reach-T haven't gone into it, will ask that'
though. II your Honor permits me-f she called with
Mrs or Miss CIahln and Miss Clad wished To consult
Mr. MoultOn on some law business
Judge NesOn-Wcll.
The witness-Wcll YOU would have 70 let mo tell the
whole story in order TO get il.
Mr. BeachI have no objection, II my learner Irenus
do not object.
Mr. Fvarts-It has nothing 70 do with this business.
Mr. Beach-very we'll you tell ma the character OF
that law business If you peasef
Mr. Evarts-NO. that is going into IT,
Mr. Beach, want to know what the IA" business was
about.
Mr. Evarts-wel that is going into 1t; we object.
Judgc Neilson-I think we won't admit A..
Mr. Beach-COns,Ilt him as lawyer
The Witness-Are you waiting for me to answerf