, 1875-02-03

,usbaut vrote It. Che bronght it tn him, and
aikcl him to rowrito 1t. lie did 10. leaving ott
gnany extfasagant atatoments; bat Slfr. Wool
hull was dissatisfied.
TIE p1FFIDkNCE or THE w0onHEfL.
She wanted him to put III the iitcliont Of her
saiajug d Child from the dead Without that In
cdout allo said, tho booa would be t1,e play Of
"I{anse." With Tiamtebleft out. s!,e y 40 wnnt-
cd it wr!.:en tiat Dcmost1onca communicated
to tho world through hor. Tho cir |
c,,,uetauces which led 3fr. Tilson To pre-. !
sit1o at thu stcinwaT 1Tall meeting were narrated,
aud witncse htatcd that tho direct cause OF bin !
dining NO was that Mrs. Woodruff waB going on
tho stage alone, saying TINT thcso Was no man
brave enough to 20 with her. htr. Tihon evidently
t,oes not court the friendship OF NsH. WoolhuIl,
for ho incidentally referred to ler lecture on |
finance as harmless and stupid. Mich of tho |
tcsti,nony tended to excuse Mr. TiIton's connec.
tiop with Mrs. Woodruff, and in concluding his
evidence regarding her, the witncss turned
sharply upon the jury anl said. II ssY before
God that Mr. Bcecl1er ta A. much to blame for
nv connection With MrB. Woodruff a. / ain ny
aelf."
THE oniHD. AGh1T.
Tho woarisome story Of tho arbitration pro-
ceediues between Mr. Bowen uni NJ. TiIton was
rspcatod and Mr. Fullerton tepd very effectively
All article Of Mr.. Deccher III tile C|trtsiidn Lnion
published about that tifno, in which Sir. Tllton
was referred to as brilliant Young writer and
orntor, Tue reading seemed to affect 1lf. 1i|ton,
for he closed his eyes aud the tears rolled down
ha cncoks. Mr: Hilton next explained tile cir
curustances Of his membership iu Plymouth
Church, and why DO severed the connection.
After recese, tho various interviews aud cosnpli-
eae'o'l" u "o .s,.s,,s, 4na
'es.s!s Anu in,a1..s... na uo'
pupneuea eoI' I,''o su.;,, ~ =. fr.,n,a,,.s .
ess' "s'e s., ~, .ha ~,oa,ra ha,., 49, -.
Mcro's ieteit"u ~, .1-.',. s ~ ~, '.s' ~
ae'1, ~ "r'ua r,.. '.s s s,, n'aa,a, wsaa@'
Tracy, no. i.IoH' ~Au n..' ~ ".so p1ps-
on'' ~. ~ A1a' ""a pss r&I..s .''..1s
't t'''ou' ~ s. Isssa,' T.; o,sa ,;,;as.,. ;a"s ~
"ou4" "os appI1A ~ nee ~ - r;,.e "''s"Hoa
a4ose pe'"ssa sno s'e . ,.s.. - ae"
a"cu1neh' "a" aoeoo " 'n -, y. ~
tne tot" e"'u .,''
oeec''o'' @eusns - '''
si'"e u ...ss oN.
Mt. 1'iton ha'o ehas eata "an nn|aeaheAo'5
to Mr. G1oulton, hFS. lllton' and hinsos, but
Mr.. Dcechcr, fer eomo reason. did not publish
| it The ,imo of the publication Of tia triusrtito
~. ~ w.. ~, r,aso,s,i,o.r1,v IN 1a7a r,as y,
ssssenAsAs' W ~ NIL -, -. .,Ha,s 'A1 ~
tongtu foacuea' a!au Hll' A.'on ha'. 'aas '.' nao
nothing to do with having 1t printed. That pub
Mr. necct,or in tbe Drooklyn Enaie. mentioning
IT, .r;,.a,. l., ,o,,o,,i,n ,,tt,, hi. .cnrs,ra ~
Mt 1iatoh III ncon4'et'on WV A,' 1-a''1o1n w.
| lilton saen' ~ sasn, "to'o ca.u VII
dicatns h'mself, and signed with Mr.
| neochcrs uamo. He sent it to the
/ 1,l,+ro,,h n,eto,. and it vas n1so
'I,.e'. .,... .,',- .;,,. H. 1.n ,o7o
puo!,Soea' nooo. 'n.e s''A. -" .uoo' !o,".us
eordins to Witness there waa stormy 'nter'!o"
learned that M.. Deocher l.ad Expressed an ill.,
t.Dt;.s - .aa;~.,, fro,, p,rrr,th cbr,cb Nv
",''1 .euso1 ~ 49,, t1'ea ..,a .a,a ~.
Iilton said he "as fes5 angry ana 'oia Mf.
Moutton that II Mr. Ueecher resigned at that
time, thus relectng on tho children OF tho wit
neaa. la fTilton1 would shoot Mr, peochor. Ths
' ~ ~. w. ...;.,st H. Ti,tor 49, .
e"a'eeo " ~, "oas ~ec1s " 40
membcf OK 11yMouIn Auu1EA LUZ elAndef-
lug tho pastor woru fully rariowod, and 90.
cupied uearly all tha last hour of tho days
,rocccdtnca Tn cnnuectton with that subioet,
,s..1o ..;...a -. A. ,r;,to,, ~ s.,n,,oi r
suo 'o''oA "A'>s0 " , :,
Dcecher q memoe1 OF LOG GAAAln1oB lotHnlt'
tee {inst before tie n,eesing OF the church wnt
hrld nt which 11r. TEton's rame WAS droppod
from tho rolls), Waa introduced and read. In
thls Mr. Tilton vrote that no had not ACCUSED
ADJOURNMENT.
Immediately aftor tuis part Of thu ezamna,
tion Lad boen concluded. Mr. rnllortoa laugh,
inely remarked that + notlon to edlourn wa1 ~
utes after 4. Judge Nolleon ended the day'd pro.
ceediugs,
Tt1Tov GETTING CONTROL OF uIMBgLr.
Mr. T,ltou's bearing On the witress-stanl WIS
yas nervous o,, the first d1y OF his examination.
Tia Hurried and somewhat awkward manuei
axhtbitcd On Monday gave placo to coolnoss
and ease during the last two hours OF ye8tartay
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