, 1874-08-03
A DAY OF REST.
tConttuucd from tho Tjrst pnae.3

A DAY OF REST.
Continued from Tho rlrst PAGE,
aomoth,pg CONCERNING yourself in this scandal
matter"
ma You oan. Como along hero, il you arc not
otherwise eigagod, mud I'll talk to YOU.
Mr.. Deochor thnu took tho reportor'a arm and
proceeded through the Hoights to nlr. Dsocher's
residence. -'- 80
"Dy Tho way" aueriod mr. poocl,or, "lsn't
lhoro committee u some Kind in s0ssion somo-
whero around bore 2"
Nopostor-You ought to know that botter than
lido.
Dir. Deocher-Oh. not Ut all, for newspaper
men know almost everything or at least you
mako people boEieyo 30. am you knoT' some, ,a.o,
like to mcot reporters. Tlors aro, 70 20 atre,
somc black shoop among thom; bnt tlink t,oy
in the world. This business Of mine, thlnk,
haa dono some Ut them Eood.
Repotter-What do you mean BY TINT
" Mr, leechor-Woll, II has induced good
many OF them to 20 to church, plymouth, Of
courHc. I meAu,-hfld that docs them good,
know, for they are necessarily tho most attontivo
and observing, portion Of Tho congregation.
s5P nraasd y0u yrsadY tnS o''o
Mr. Beeohez Qaughfng hearsisy)-soveral
others would liko to know that
Roportcr-Yes, Dir; and nsaure you that II
you toll mo many thouHanla will knov.is before
to-tnorrow night.
EIr. noeauor- you get anything out of
the Committee
Iepo,tor-somotimoH 1tttlo.
Alr. Docchor-1 Rucss 40 thoro's d little leak
thoro.
Nsuortof-nsve .t ..l you eoen before tho Commit
III. Deeci.ee {fscetlous'y) THO Committee
was 'horo bet0ro iao; tAoy generally arc.
NeporIot-How long do you think tho members
wero there before YOU to-day
Alr. Bonohor-Neatly, did not measure It.
Neporter-Did you present thom With any
statement to-day7
Mr.: Deechor-No. I an FREQ 70 Say to you
that have boon, nm still. aud will oontinuo to
work At It. Now, how much do you think You
can Lwtlso out Of what ! havo bcen saying to
your
Roportor-That depends upon how much more
you may aay aariouAty. You aro evidently In
tocose mood. but mean business.
Mr. Doecllor-l think you ought to sce Mrs.
Deector. She'll iell you gieat deal mora than
] feel disposed to, won't alo, Henry (addrcas-
ing 1lfB H0n, who walked the other Rida uf llm).
Hourly gave an Affirmative nod.
Roporter-But for tho lhtonoss Of tbs hour I
Tould like to adopt your augsest' onB, and SEQ
Mira, Docchor.
Iii. Doecbor-I conildo everything to her, and
she can, and thtak will, anawer Satisfactorily
anY question you puk to her. l know, too, that
she would bo glad to 500 you.
ncportor-When will You mako your statement
Mr. Dscchcr-wol, thero's tho Trustoos Of
Trinity Church, who are over 80 anxious to havo
mo 70 over there, mud, Attor tho religious oxor-
csEos and q time or two by Brother Morgan On
tho organ. why LII got up aud mako my stato~
meut There is sure to DO q big crowd, and tho
tlclets are IL bs 81 each.
Reportcr-What will bc done With tho pro-
cecdsi
Mr. Doecher-1Il get 60 per cent, Of coursc,
aud the balance WILL bo Glvan to como other
: At this point Mr.. Dcecher laughed outright, 30
did his sor, aud Of course the reporter c0uldn't
help it, and laughed Leatt.er than ether.
But" Raid Mr Docohor, continuing, "tha
trouble about Tie matter Ia that Grace Church is
vleing with Trinity. aud want to have me exclu-
sively and 80 an In a quandarY. Can you
sugggost any means by which could got cut Of
noporter-Certninly can and, in addition to
that, would lend all my influence IN tho achetno
am about to AuCEcst. bellevo in homr rule,
and instoad of goiugto No~ York ia give Brother
Talmage lit aud deliver the statement in Lis
TaLeruaolo. ..
Mr. Beecher-A capita1 idea. Do you know I
think Dlother Tamago would Like to oaptura
r., ss9egass;;; = ''' greatly bothered
~ snlff. Boechcr-0h, no. I like to moot them,
but I'm careful now what | say to them. have
been crednlous and conhding sort Of boy,
bu! think III soon show that have not been
bad boy.
=. Rororter-You have been accused Of beiug
Little naughty, aud wish you would enable ma
to prove that you have oeon good boy.
Mr.. Beeche,-AndI I will aoOu. OF that you
may be- certain. The newspapers hayo boon 80
vorely ha1Bh upon both sides OF tliis question,
Roporter-Aiay | stato that neither yourself
nor any IF yonr friends had shy part in tho ar-
rest OF aIr. Tiltonl .
Mr. Boecher-Al, poor Theodore You kno7
N we'll rs do nil about TINT.
neporter-But would like to hare IN authori-
tative denial from yourself.
MIR. Beecher--lA not deny 1t, for there Ia no
necessity. Did the examination befoYa Justice
Riley cotnc of to-day?
Repuftor-Yca sir; aud Is adjourned till
NondRy.
Mr.. beechcr-I think you can mako column
-Reportcr-1d liko to layo 1t llttlo more solid,
ana thlIa mlght make moro than n column.
1ndeeu. n you answer tho two auestions III
promise to eloctrify Brooklyn with atick.h
MT Dooehsr-1ou can "st!ck" the people as
much as you like, hut the Committee YOU aee.
will necessarily hafe tna preference aa to what /
lnvo to say and will HAY.
lteporsor--1s hr. Honry q. Bowen to appoar
bLfole the Committee
Mr. Dbecler--sIr. Bowen Ia aynv In Tin conn,
try-enjoying himsoif, I hope. Aud that remi1,tis
ane: Mr. Bowen il great friend Of niue you
know. 'N
neporsor-I havc heard statements to tho con-
tyarv.
A1r. peechor-wcll toll mo what you auow
nbout tliB very mattcr
Ropostor-some folks say A1r, Dowon has been
tho MophlstopheleH of this whole scandal,
Afr, Eoccher (reiloctiYoly)- y)-Woll, vol. Ibayo
always tried 10 bo friendly with hin, aud ri nat
hit him Lehind hiH back now.
At this point Of tho. conyoraation Mr.. Deecb-
er's Residence was ro2oiod aud tho interviaw tar
minated.
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TTLToN AND Els WIFE.
From the 4Nef0 l+ork 7szbt.ns Jniv30,
Edward j. OviuKtou wasintorrogated last even-
Ing by a Tribune reporter il relation to Mr.,
Is1:on'a visit Oh Sunday night. lie told tho atory
as follows;
dinner. aud when l returned learuod tllat TAa-
odore Tiltou had tnkcn tho occasion Of my ab-
senco TO call ct my houso and attempt to SEQ
Alrs. Tilton. Ho rang tho door.bcll about Z, and
Tas Shown into the paElor. Mrs. oyington was