The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30

.tainy Ia the appearance OF Loader 70 IN
dictate the desperate, subtitle villain tnat one
would look Tor in the person or base revller and
copcoctor Of story OF the alleged adulterous
behavior Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and MRS.
Elizabeth r. Triton. There nothingin mis- bear
ing TO impress one with fhe idea that he was "a
man OF SUFFICIENT character to undertake oold
and desperate blackmatng operation.
Justice Riley il the same mg gstrate from whom
John Gaynor procured the warrant last August
upon which Theodore Ttlton was arrested on
charge of sanoering Henry Ward Beecher. Wnen
Justice Riley took the bench, shortly after ten
O'Clock, ex-Judge samuel ID. Morris and General
Roger A. Pryor entered The Judge asked Loader
II there was any one present TO DEFEND him upon
The charger Loader replied 'Yes, SIT, l oeileVe
Mr.. Morris VIII defend me, Judge.n
~ don't think nc win, y said Justice Riley; lyon
VIII have 10 make some other arrangements
| fear.n
Loader became deashly pale at this announce
! ment, and tears ran unoidden 70 bis eyes.
Mr.. Morris called Loader aside, and entering
side room they hold brief consultation, at the
the court ana Mr.. motifs and General Pryor
retired 20 the sidewalk IN 'front.' OF sne court;
! Thomas Ii. Pearsall. lew moments later
General Is. f. Tracy allghted from q Myrtle avenue
car, and saluring mia antagonists entered into
conversation with them upon the mode OF pro-
ceuure best 20 be adopted IN the present. phase or
turn In the tide OF AFFAIRS.
| Justice Riley was asked Dy reporter whether
| the prisoner, Loader, was TO be defended by Nor
ris and Pryor. and ne replied Thai shey mad both
At twenty minutes after eleven Mr.. Pearsan
held O brlef whispered conoquy with the Justice,
and then came General Tracy, who went on tue
bencn and looked Warly and anxlously around
the room.
Judge Riley called the case OF "rhe People VI.
| Leaders,
Assistant District Attorney Snen who appeared
on benalf OF the prosecution, said The counsel
on either side are IN favor OF not going on until
tomorrow morning, If That hour Will be eonYe-
justice Riley-who appears for the defendantR
Mr. Chaplin appear Tor the defence, but 40
N Il z q
General Tracy SAID IL was mutual uncer-
| ten O'Clock tomorrow morning
Justice hle5-Tne Witnesses IN sne case OF the
People vs.. Loader viii be here tomorrow morn
ing at ten O'Clock, without further notice.
Upon this announcement the assemolage arose
and moved away. Loader and his counsel walked
! up toward the Bench ana asked that the prisoner
should be admitted TO bail The Court refused
the request and the unfortunate upholsterer WAS
aid not noJce each other ia Court. Price Is also
hela under lock and key as a witness.
A reporter OF the HERALD met General Pryor
after leaving tae court, when a brief intervlew
ensued.
General Pryor Is it true that you have de-
serted tne prisoner Loader, az - SAID II
mo, sir, / have mol deserted nIsscase, for
never have had anything TO do with it.n
"You know Of the afildavis, pro and con, do
yon NOT, 10 which Loader is contradlcted "
mo, sir, do not. Ihaye not read the anidavis
published to-day.n
Generals How 40 they compare 10 point Of We
racity, think you ?,
tell how they compare, as / did not read tue
second afidavit OF Price. he came to the ollce
anything 20 do with him.
COLONEL HENRY b. BEEcHER's AFFIDAVIT
The following Is The a1dayit Of Colonel
Beecher:-
ssats 2, r5 Ms, yGyh Gy q Hc0o.2 Comm, n Etsgs
Of the city Of srookyn IN the County u Kings
Henry Barton Beecher IN sla county and city, upon
thereabout a. the city q Brooklyn in the county o.
d, ana lacs herein stated one Joseph
'ne sy q 7rS9syn apPeaed before one
notary public, duly appointed, authorized qaali.
SAID county am Tor The uTpose q making the ai6dav
nsary pG6he MA sad LoSder eorporal osth f sur
uance q the statute ~ sueh eases made ana provided
was hen and tnere duiy administered by sala notary
n certain psper can, bieh 4 h. e a ana
true, that the Tact tnata certain civil action then
aore liltoa was panrin and Henry Ward seecher ds-
the sad issue being ShShe 20 q mao not
n,nTy ward b1eener a1a DUNG as years iS5 o. lso9
during sad years ls6s and 1862 was ana stu is the
action had been closed prior 10 and remained
ali the lime 81 masins said andayii and paper ritinF
copy q winch + hereby annexed az atoFesaid marked
and and there INTENDED BY said Loader ana
lion ii said evil action IN Behalf u Ire sad non 3
MADE IL s AID adaSt and papeT wiring were no tras
Ia thus that said Loader had IN iaet never worked with
II the house Of said ton ia sue month 81 Octobe r.
month october 1853, any other time or place,
betWeen Senry Ward Beecher and Tx tS,d E1a6stS
X Ion and that the fact was hat The statements con
ciared % Be untrue, material said application u
said aaasit was % made ana = d oath vas IS as s
and said statements upon ad oah were 80 nade ~ sad
with Intent mat the said afHdsvit oath aud
nuence SAID Court IN said action upon said
Application Complananrs knowledge and information
with respect " the making Of said AFFIDAVIT aud taking
don sd Jebn s. Price hereto aSnsNed and M o ~
TACT Inst deponenI was present "a sad City Court u
and time inc counsel Tor said Theodore hilton n open
Court upon said ria made application 10 said courL
been closed Aforesaid . tie further evidence
tssen and o support SAID application, presented q
i6ngs swe wish 10 make 10 Your onor Az appic9tisn
founded upon Hihdavts presenting the nwiy.oscoye.ed
orsiasls AM nom Tic further actthsi papers are d Nv
original Or cope q SD original sdsvits ana Which,
aid 6os ana sa he arsr ac at tie b. Il
adayit nus maas And a. ~ ana S 81 1S si r
upon sai! aselieston hsS \, sAsEoN BEECHsR
PRICES AFFIDAVIT.
The following IS the aaiGavIt VI Jonn D Price -
THE examination IN john j. PTcc taken uOe'g ~ \
the City q Broosya "a sad county h " s ' dSy Il
June, iS75 touching the complains o Henry Barton
Beecncr 81 Brooklyn, agains Joseph Loader Tor per-
Jury; p-,.o - ,n,. .,r.-- . r.,.-.,..
WITH his a6ef At 30 20 Scheme horu s1es II Ss
CITY 81 Bfookyu; that he knows joseph Qaaer NJ.
hosterer whose place OF business l. on FULTON syenne
that deponent the John b. Price a
certain aiidavit, made " loader ia
the action, pending IN the CITY, Court sworn
70 before Joseph M. Pearsali as Notary Public tor
Kings county, the 18th day OF june dep0-
nent present wnen said affidavit drawn aud
Loader just before the making o. Ms said sdsvt that
the annexed paper marked is copy said anida VT
as nearly as he can recolect and he IL certain
that u y substantially correct copy that the
statements therein made and contained
they relatc 10 this deponcnt untrue. Aud
this deponent further SAYS that he came TO the
Inited states the city 81 London. kngland 10
month Of August 1862 along with ms father and
mother, being then boy seventeen years Or
ages that N tho month q september is6g or
thereabous, depOnent began working 4 his trade
with X J. Maddfew. uphoterer. now doing business
In Clermont avenue. and remained a. work ssid
Maddrew through the months OF september aud DC
Der and part Of November 1882 that after leaving
said Maadrew's employment, worked Tor various up-
b0sterers IN the cU o. Brooklyn and city ~ New York
depOuent