The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
THIN TRIAL Oh REPUTATION
Eighty-third Day Of the Everlast
ing Scandal Suit.
A BOWEN BOMBSIIELL.
The Third Party to the Tripartite
Agreement a Witness.
liz CONTRADlCTS BEECHER.
Mr.. Bowen Evidently Prepared TO Tell
All lie Knows,
THE PANTARCH'S TESTIMONY,
THE PANTARCH'S TESTIMONY
A Queer List of Visitors to the
Woodruff Mansion.

The advent or Mr.. Henry O. Bowen on the Wit
aess stand-a long expected ana much desired
event-took place IN the afternoon OF yesterday
NJ the Brooklyn trial. Three or four DAYS may 30
consumed with this witness, for he mas much 10
tell and has the credr, perhaps for knowing
much more than he will be able 70 disclose on re-
puttaI. The small sample or MS quality EXHIBITED
yesterday should be quite enough TO convince
any one that Bowen knows great deal Of this
scandal perhaps more than anybody else.
VARIETY or CHARACTERS.
This trial has drawn 10 the witness stand
9ondrous variety OF characters Not the least
singular l. the "Pantarchi' stephen Pearl Andrews
lie Ia a tail man, with sloping forehead and
long fun beard partly turned % gray. He belongs
to an empiric type peculiar to American nteiec-
tual development he has dipped into every radical
science ana IS nov engaged on new cosmogony.
tie mas kept mpany through lie with the yearn-
ing anu progressive spirits Of the age. Free
lovers spirttualsts communists, radicals OF all
stripes have been welcome 10 bis wide embrace.
After a lew hints rom the Judge stephen made
good witness nc was disposed 70 be dinuslve,
and nothing would have gwen him greater de-
gree Of pleasure taan 10 explain to the Judge aud
ury, counsel and audience his "Daslc outline o.
uaiversalogy.n Mr.. Fullerton began the eIamina-
lion OF ANDREWS as a ourlesque OF Evarts exam
inauou OF Beecher. He let tbs witness run along,
telling the time and place OF his BIRTH, the cbarac-
VeristIcs his boynood, the studies or
his manhood, the books he wrote, &c. SO
near did the witness feel Ihe resemblance be-
tween him and Beecher IN the wide latitude OF
their examination that he yeniured the remark,
~ think have been as voluminous writer a. Mr..
Beecher.u Fullerton preserved his countenance
very weIl The witness proceeded TO tel how ne
was brought Into consultation with Lord Aber-
I'M
OF the British government the whole
statement OF which would be another chapter IN
untold utstory.n Eyarts could stand It no longer.
Fearful that the cpapter Of untold history was
ABOUT TO be given, ne jumped 70 his Get and pro-
tested. The resumption OF Pearls evidence yester-
day morning had a Re " points 81 interest lie was
part compiler OF the Woodruff scandal. He dis
proved the negro Woodley's statement regarding
the proofsips he saw IN Mrs. Woodnul's hands.
lie denied the statement that there was lounge
in woodhus room. he swore that ne never saw
anything improper between 1T. Iilton and Ms.
Woodruff.
now He HEARD or THE SCANDAL
ne nrst heard or the scandal rom Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady stanton, Id the presence or Mrs. woodruff.
That was 10 MAY, 1871, and the publication took
place In October, 1871 According 70 Andrews
Mrs. stanton made tho nrst statement Of the
scandal that led almost Immediately altar 70 is
publication. Where old Mr.. stanton near III 4;
travelled IN this Way:-TilTon told u TO sam
wurason. sam trapsr.rred IL "a me bosom Of Bis
80 No s,star AZ Mrs Stanton. ana once Ia
80 banda ~ Sar, ,V,iseson ana 49, women there
$500, j, - rosets,. c,rcnla,ior
80 .or.~n 80 psr vvoonur-r,
:, - Ino,crons " pear paar, comnsrs ~
ra,,ori,,s !, 49, voodenu,. Il tbose ~ vme
pr1,na,s = ~ -, csn,prg .srb.re or ~
.vsp,ng III IL ~ saon y said ~ Win a GLOW OF
sntbpsi,sm ..r,en ana comen N genius. BRO.
gressiye .rirtts. discussing the problems II
society ans soyernmenS,n and. 10 doa0t, many
orssr ,r'e,e,o, s,s,9. rns, - go ia n ~
~, az 800. ~ sonins 40 re,e accnstouoea
~ a,tepa ~ woosrn,l raceot,ao.
me Judge chi snort tae rea0inv of the ust and