Did JWB visit Mary's boarding house after the assassination?

[Pamela]

From The Evidence, p. 1085 Gilbert G. Raynor, a clerk who worked with Weichmann:

"Have heard him talk about the sentiments of the Surratt's where he boarded. He spoke of them as having secessionist sympathies. He spoke of the ladies of the house more particularly. I never heard him say this of the young man (John Surratt). He came to the office one morning in a very great state of excitement and said that a young lady at the house had slapped him in the face on account of having a political quarrel with her."