The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-15
The Herald Developments introduced
Into the Proceedings.
Tllton's Counsel Ask for Time
for q Consultation.
PlCKHlCKlAN EXPLANATION
De!trfe OF ]. Richards Mrs. WO0dhlll and
A. B, Martin.

continue t. dock over from New York 70 catch
some part or the last nee ing address Of Mr.
Beach, who Is expected 20 close tomorrow az one
O'Clock on toe bench, with Judge Nelson, were
ex-Attoruey General Williams Hon. }. II. willard,
OF Indiana, Judge Blr6seye Robert Y. whiting ana
A. C. Williams, SnerfG.
The Sidewalk ia front ofthe Court House facing
FULTON street ana the steps inside the entrance
we're lined With men. Tne corridor near inc court
room was blocked with people, aud as Tor the
cnamoer ITSELF IL was niIe1 long before the nour
Tor opening ths proceedings. There were lever
women than before. All the lawyers except
Pryor were present NO applause greeted the
entrance of Mr.. Beach, Int on his retiring 70
lunch ns passed down the corridor between
double die or men who Capped hands AMI
cheered him all the way 70 tie street.
delicate pallid looking lady, dressed in black,
was standing up all alone IN one o. the passage
ways, neglected alike by Cald well and Murray, the
selfappoin ted ushers whose business It II 10 seat
the Plymouth brethren every morning. she was
not OF Plymouth church, ana was neither hand
ONE nor Iasnionaoly dressed, but she was =
Toman and q weak, fran locking woman, 100.
nc gallant and KINDLY heartej Judge saw this.
nd called orlcer 70 bring char ior ths sdy
rom the opposite court room
TIE EERALD's STORY.
Everybody was discussing tie story IN the
HERALD emitted, "Beecheris SIM Not alone IN
tue Court House bu; all over Brooklyn did this re-
marKable revelation form topic OF conversation.
Tue 1tton people pronounced i as highly I'm
Iortant, furnishing, as itweEe, the missing Inks
ia the evidence that would c0lvct Mr. Beecher.
The Beecher people SAID IL c0ntraieted Mrs.
Moulton, as she swore Beecher told her he
had "poEder at homs Dis dressing
table that would DO the work quickly
~ SEEMING MIN out 81 tbs life,
but prussc acid Is not powder but lGid, ana as
Il Is never used by photographers Mou ton MIN
sell IS coDfradicied. because he sworo that
Bescher tod I'm ne had Photographic chemica!
which was quick and deadly poison, that would
huridge Ms existence Ia less taan no ume.n They
further maintained that the date 1871 showed the
sforJ must be apocrypbal. because i was Ia 1879
mat ne nad the conversation with Mrs. Monlton.
Here, however, they assume TOO much, because
the letter q apology, The publication ~ which oy
Hilton pe the signal f0r Mr.. Beecner's
suicide, was written January :. 1871, ana NJ.
Beecher could never tell when lIlton might rush
into print Taat The HERALD story created q deep
sensation vas evident from tae talk 1t made
among the lawyers
COUNsELis REFERENCE TO TaE HERALD.
Mr Beacn stood up ard said there was pub-
leatlon IN the HERALD 10 wnich lie should ike 10
call attention, but IN the absence or Mr. Fullerton,
with whom he desired 70 consult. he should post
pone bis remarks until after recess- No remarks
we're made after recess. Mr.. Beach's object was
70 draw MS Honor's attention to the article tne
HERALD, ana Sc. there were no means OF having
the revelations therein made produced as evl-
cence In Court II Jielaed,n SAID Mr.. Beach 10
TIE HERALD reporter 10 the opinions Of my col
leagues that il would be intrusive on our part
and offensive 10 the other SIDE, bit she subject Is
"a soeysnce. II there Be trutn IN the state
ment the other side should DC anxious 70 contra
dles them on oath"
APFEARAScK or THE DEFENDANT.
Mr. Beecher nad a subdued color, clear eys
and a more l.1es ana less anxious and nerv-
Gus expression tnan during the week past. lie
spoke little 70 anybody, listened calmly 10 Beach
snd az times bent bis head Is Il 10 deep media
lion. he Jailed 70 return after recess us wife,
however, vas On hape as usua, silent ana a.
1eavse ls'eher. Win ne exception o. Dr. Ed
yard K. Beccher 10 other member q Tie Besencr
family appeared.
BEACH LEss ELoqrEyr rHu rsUAL
NJ. Beach WIS les effective r1an % any enc Or
the three previous dsys o. wtica ls has spoken
Defending Unpopular people i sorrg WORK a. best,
AMI when Ar. Beach devoted more thHu hai a.
hour to the vincication o. Joseph Richards and
victoria woodruff he snenased u some degrees
the attention q lls audience Tue counsel Fot on
asw brisf sketches of eloquent SPEAKING, Sat no
sDeech On the whole lacked consecatye force.
POINTS COVERED.
Mr.. Beech, after stGlng he 80 mlsnformsd 10
regard 70 the case 81 ar. Sunderland, renewed ~
address % the Jury. lie referred ~ ~ character
al Richards, Mrs.. TlItons brother, as being mem
Der or ono or the largest Christian DENOMINATIONS
in the country anu n II were necessary T. seiecs
q man VINO mighs Illustrate tne riey sni TIE
principles Or that sect Joseph Richards would -
trat man. It was with the utmost relEciance
tnat he consented 10 pe . witness. ne al
Il
knowledge or bis sister being scdrccd, 49,
AZ the time Mr.. Richards made the a..
c0yery he related the fall q Hrs. Titon
had become notorious Beaca gave fGlJ nan an
nour to the defence o. EicEarga and Martin. ~
this rate II ne undertakes 70 enter into . vnflcs.
ton OF all the witnesses WHO have a.
peared On the Tilton eide. ne can
hardly close his summng up before Friday next
Martln's evidence was TO the eject tnat on not
summers day, visiting Mrs Triton 10 her room,
poth retired 70 the balcony Or Nra. Ovington's
house to have q conversation. There was mucn
swearing ana coungcrxweanng - % tas var tas
guu's Ilght fell upon tbis balcony. Martin saw
Tracy and bessie Turner 10 conferences ~ tn2t oc-
casieu foT sw3 aours.
BKssrE rrrSER
swore she vas oniy engaged ten minutes IN con.
versauon with Tracy. and the question vas who
told the trutaf The counsel next alluded 70 Moul-
bhs puOheAbtVh ~ WAAs ~ h1a4a iA0A 0S11nNA
IN regard 70 his relations villa Miss Edna Dean
Proctor. The other side mentioned TIE matter 20
Try ana prove that kouton vas haDltual
ibeer aud u was also lLRinuagod thaE the
Grim with which ar. Houit0n vas engaged
vas detected IN evading tic internal reyeaue
avs IL Was not Mou.ton, but Beccher, VINO il.
1elled MISS Proctor, and Tor the aIusion to the
arm or Woodruff \ RoDlnsoa aid 10 GimcuIty
vita tie government, ~ could retaiiats 70 some
purpose II lie desired ~ cslliag attsatioa 70 some
other sImcu,uss vita tie E0ysrnusAs ~ tas
rr.t.pg ~ rLvxorTB cFuRcr.
uft Hge4aw .1d ssr gn zeal p tie SCAR
s.. rrr ~. UkL - ~ sl4si1crs lsp, aud