, 1875-03-10
SCANDAL. /:
tS
Proceedings in the TES
Against Henry Wartr
Hccclaer.
Tilton's Allegory of "a Young
Man and Another
Man." etc.
Testimony Of Mr.. St. Clair MoKel-
way, 8 Journalist.
Another Chcice 1.ocutiou.-" Between Dem
onstratlon and i Nord."
Evidence Of Mir. BcIcher Touching His
Former Intimacy with 7i|.on.
Some Winstcd People, and Their
knowledge ri the Woman
in White.
Another Chcice Iocution Between Dem
onstratlen and i Word."
Evidence Of Mir. BcIcher Touching His
Former Intimacy with 7i|ton.

xp<efai nf.pa.ehta The rhiea9o 7rt4uns.
DnooKLrs, March g.--Thn good Eenso OF
Judge Neilson in limiting tho attendance in
court 10 ths aitttng capacity OF tho tral-chancr |
10 tho theme OF univornal appreciation. Tho
new rentilators In tl,c windows work admirably,
a1,d every psccAuion is taken to insrto purity Of
air. Mrs. Tilton wAs present In her familiar
place for the frat time in many days. Little
Ralph has recovered from his attack of pncu-
1nonia, and sho once moro dsoops her hoaa on
her shoulder and ustens, without movement ct |
expression. to the proceedings. largo number !
OF other lades were preseut, but Bessie Turner,
who wss visible yesterday, had disappeared. 8
THE WITNESSES. t
The first witness OF tho day was George Lin /
coin, landlord Of the Wineted Hotel, common-
place old fellow With nutling TO toll that Il Holmos
had not tlrcadr raco1intod.
Tho second witness was Albert Norton typic~ |
al Yankee. feet high, with black hair aud |
beard. wllo had evidently never appeared In
court before. He gare Testimony je1kily, and
spoke Of having Bccu . lady in white in Iilton's
bedroom. Tho women in the audience knew |
belter than the men what staga Of toilet Was
tL,ss Indicated. and cacklod.
Samuel Delcher, all cmincntly pious person. |
who Ia Of thu rory bowels Of Plymouth, aud who
tie third witness Of the dag. 1la IA lcan aud
sallos. with straight. Ians hair aud a'l outward
and visible eigus Of the unco' Euia. 1io testified
on hs direct examination With great To!ubitity to
| Tflton's having read to him certain printed and
| manuscript mat:as, the burden Of which wAs
| that Deecilot hed nalc improper proposals. to
| Mrs. Tilton. On his sA-oIamtnat!on Fuller
! on tore him into ribbons. He recolccted
nothing except Ti!ton'a recital to him OF Dcechera
unl,andsoma ADVANCES. Everything cAo ho had
" clean forgot" Although witnoss boforo tho
| Investigating Committee he::confessod to having
concealed hnlf Of Tilton's statemcns, becausc ho
did not think his pastor needed any viudlcation
At his hanIs. After recess Fullerton, whose
snanner Was unifonay bland aud ,nainu.tinE,
led him to rather angri'y affirm that hc could rot
remember whether or not he Lad attended tho
meeting in Plymouth Church at which the report
| of tho Investigating Committee was road and
! adopted. This wha ono Of the fifty enthnglo-
| ruents and complications. and, whcn Belcler
left tho stand. be xAs very limo duck indeed.
Deoohcr watched tho ctosscxaminatfon With
painful insezeat, and said little to anybody all
tho moruiog.
| TIE ALEdonY.
Tho Inst witness Of tue day was st. Clair
| Mckeivy, frotl.y and nombast!c fellow who IS
Deacon Of Talmags's Tabernacle, aud 1uen,-
ber OF Tho Eagle stall. tho gat Of whose tcsl-
| mony subjo,n. Nckolyy il q largo, fat, aud
tlabby porso,. and Tho sanc who. tho other iay,
procured the imprisonment OF poor old Joason
for having paralytically shseaseuod him With
establishment.
Q.-Do you know Theodore Tllton? Al have
that pleasure.
p.-a you ~ aa' t,lno a.ss1 .as ruMessou
OF tho woodruff scan"ai ua'o coosofsatlon
! 49,. Lfnnt Van
o,-whsro did it take placo7 Ain Ills homo
'. ,.s .,,,,. No~ IN ,p7o
Q'-Maeh. - '.'nA NJ. ~. - 4o'".
! Q.-What did !ou say to Il!tou! Al saa
had called In tho cspacity Of q journalist to
a,,.r xth him Ttlton was vory cordial. hut
speaA ~ ,sa,aa @ n,a thsts 4, that .,n.cirv In
sona Ju h.r1Jy bo At liberty to t.lk Viii, me-. but
that as gcntlcn,ep aud frlouds We could converse
unon Tho tustter. ! tlon, IL rcu1ombor correct
W .,,,So n 3,,ton in a re,,era1 wny-,t a,c,, a
spoAo ~ 1mo1 .i ~ hue W. "a. asn
way ~ 80 'auuee a'tn ~ asa hss "na' NY Aao"E
edge oil the aubjcct was. told him that had
had an Interview with Nj. Dcache1, md that ho
denied tho Woodruff ss0ry-that 10 had nothing
tbo Thing would die BY ails1ce. hi. IYlton asked
mn viz wan Ks General imnscyson
With regard to tho story, aud told hin that, as
md iho wno1hmI woman h, tensroy hia wifs and
.n,, W a1ow, Mans,"r iia " ,aa ia III th"t wnn
par VIM, co""laso, tn c,mN ~ aud t,at s,ei,
uas H.. IT, 49, "aia ~ sas ,s"a sto
. hoS na H.. to1 ~ ia s n.atnr cn would
"Sn sga.a s a un e"u "a I% mG ..t'cl mnni ,na.
pni neM aaso upo nnrauo H. ana MS' "t nsEsI lin
1eta5 ehapge taas nptes%on a a ~. ,,,int III,
wnat taas s'er5 Mav euo ~ S.aa 10 H. o huuavar
, was a,,id H., ~ u,o 's sn,s V .sa*tI,at ho
thuuent ~ Nun!u WI sao e''. ".". ~ ,,1'iicn
Would sf s IN sna p0' o ioF saI ho
tlon; Nsh1uR tuat alastatooa t ~ 10 .iaa,tr ill., ~
woaa s.asc nc !a..7s n.i.l IL ,nG - rons"v or W. n MI
alheo tAss tot "as casS s ,... IN o'1:,cI n 9nr
pose 10 had III Wow, ana .na. ~ s{,n~o h,us ~