The New York herald., 1874-08-19
TIE BROOKLYN PEST.
Between the Acts in the Great
Social Drama.
AN OFF Err TO TILTON
Remarkable Letter from
Mrs. T'iltOn.

The situation OF the great scandal case az
far as the Journalistic pummet could sound re-
mained unchanged yesterday. The Naming head.
nnes .'Beecherl" 'Tilton y, "Moulton y, "startrnu
Developmentsr' and similar standing headings
which have been Kept before the public eve In the
provincial journals for the past few weeks are
disappearing from their wonted positions at the
heads or the columns, and the mildcr terms,
"G0ssip," 'SpecuatiOnn and other less express
sive words have supplantei the more attractive
phrases.
theodore Ilt0n said yesterday that he did not
wish 10 be interviewed, and the greatest favor one
could do him was to keep his name out OF the.
newspapers He is sick of notorlety. He is hard
at work on his second statement, synopsis
o. the chief points OF which appeared in the
aIss hERALD OF yesterday. Ths Services Of GEN
ensned e1a Soger a. t Pry9 Ho s tns alstin
the time Mr. Gaynor c4used his arrest for libel have
Oeen accepted oy ar. filton, and the General will
confer WIN Ex>Jhdge Morris upon the plan OF
Dattle In the courts. The summons and complaint
are prepared and are ready to be served when Mr..
MOulton shall have spoken once more Frank is ex-
pected to arrive at his home in Remsen street, on
the Heights, from Boston at an early hour this
morning. The District Attorney John winslow,
VINO Ii nard at work on the preparation OF the tes
timOny taken before the Plymouth Committee, ar
rived In town from Shelter Island yesterday, and
ne was advised to go on with the work OF arrang
ing the evidence. which will be prepared by Thurs
Noy CVeuins Wheu IL VIII De presented 10 the cOul-
mittee, which will hold meeting at No. "a Monroe
place, the residence OF Mr.. Augustus Storrs. Mr..
Wlnslow will remain at Bay Ridge, his country
seat until tomorrow. Mr.. Cleveland said that
nothlng would he given the press from the COM
mittee. They would report to the Church at the
Friday evening session, and the newspapers
WOad have to look to the Church for the report
lheodOre Is persstentlv piungng deeper in the
sloagh than before, and wondering world ID
waiting Tor the mysteries OF the new revelations
which ne is understood to he hard at work prepar-
1ng. Mutual MOultOn Is vibrating somewhere be-
tween deep sea nshings and Brooklyn. Verify
FRANKS angling must resemble that piscatOr con-
0ernlng whom erstwhie 1t was wrttten:-
His hook was baited with dragons tail:
lie sat upon u rock and bObbed Tor whale.
Ex-JUDGE MORRIS NON-COMMTTrAL
Ex-Judge Morris was seen as he was leaving his
ONCE.
HAS Mr. Tton's complaint been preparedS'' the
reporter asked.
II cannot say anything on the subject" said the
LAWYER
''Wtll 1t ever be prepared signed or presentedpn
81 cannot answer that question sir.n
I'm Snort Judge, will Mr. Tlt0n seek any such
legal redress as mas been stately"
II nave not word to say, sIr.r
MOSES S. BEACH CHlLDLIKE AND BLAND,
moses 81 Beach, the well known exnewspaper
proprietor, was called upon at his residence No.
w C0lumDla Heights In answer to the reporters
card Mr.. Beach presented himself in his drawing
ner at once chl'dke and bland he said he had no
opinion on the scandal in any way. He had not
the remotest conviction either way the black
maling charge; in fact he had not word TO say
conversation, Mr. Beach said he did not see that
Mr.. Beecher was at all 'lnculpated. No, sir; not
81 all lnculpated by any thing that has appeared in
the form OF evidence. AS O newspaper man, l
don't want to say anything about the subject, ex.
cept that don't believe Mr.. Bsecher is incul-
pated,u