Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
TrIrON W. ep:ECuprG.
The Great Grim. sou s.se "a

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!s-serday. ne rosd the following letf..
which lc said Mr.. Beet.iisr sn his agony ia,
nraN up. and would have sent "a plvnoufs
ohur'fi ont FOR Mouli"a'S intervention:
r, tfs T'-Esss.s - ? yr-o,lL Csy--s 80 " ~
=, tendr-- ,,IrUith M rcsisnstion - t's ss~-ea
s,,d Si,a sT.si srtw 'is'ng yu crar 70 ssri 20
tian tnskes ihi, - l0nc,r f's-ihlr rsn an, a,.,
isiS HFNEY wsRu RFf@sf ~
- fkC BAHLF COURSE oF THF TRIAL
Inc Times gie-S the following s,x,-;ch M I'm.
prohahl" course NJ the trial
Mr. Morris has opened fpr She nrnSo,u ION
J ~ ~ : Stiierai!N understood that Osencrss
tracy wiz r'piy 10 him. Mr. Morris A. emi-
hehiiy nttcd Tor this task lie has b,ssn re
tSintd by Mr.. Tilton since the dsy az the lar
1ty aItI ~, ON tle complaint Of young dog
POINT IN the controversy from that dav ~,
thi>. His knowledge 81 his clients rans. a. .
,HSryioIt. thorough General Tracy also has
las client : case at his finger ends since t,s
organization OF the committee. ne has 60.
>tantiy devoted his time to Mr. Rs,,rh,r.> a..
IeacS To i conrdcnt ofclearing Mr. Beeches
while Mr. Morris feels equally confitenf ~
CONCERNING him. Judge Fullerton Win crps.-
examine for Mr. Tilton, and Mr. Reach WA
sum up. Mr. ENartS and Mr.. Tracy via IN
turn conduct the cro>>-eNaminatian on the
ls'rt oi the defence. Mr.. EvartS taking NJ
liiton- Mr.. EVart> will also deliver the
th,SlnG address on his side. Judge Porter
VIII To- on hand To take hiS Mr. Fvartsg
place ~ any time during the trial. In cas-, he
should %" suddenly called away. The oths-
WI ". made useful According 10 their several
capacities or ~ the emergency may erisr
MI SnCa1nan'> wonderful fb,nr,s.tr.I s.
quahl3rce with legal forms aut practice
ai4d l''nersl irNoT> impressive clolurnre.
VIII hg brought into frequent PLAY.
Mr.. lilioa viii hc the tir>t witness called.
- Dir. brIcltr VIII probably he the first 90
"nlnod toT ia" defence. 4 i eNneetat Thar
both viii o,cupv The stand on direct ana
crosse siliuatton frpm two 60 thrne day.
each Francis u. MuUljon will also d. re-
4uti'N 10 undergo an extended cre>>-eNaln-
NATION ~ the hands of the plaintiffs law
Ntl>- AZ - ruulurCi taa3 ir viii iItueiurs
some opS umrutfTN evidence not Vet ma 10
public. Mr.. Fullrriah will have "a larss
number OF Mr.. Ec,clh"'> presents t. Mrs
Hilton an court. ami vii. examine the r,.v..f-
.ld gentleman uIun each one >ppara civ.
Frank tarpeutor. the artist. W ia % $50 ,,...uDy
a mont rank a. witness. AmpDg tI' oth,sr
WITNESSES summoned u said 10 hn Mr.
Thomas hiHsci.1. editor OF tur Brpnklya
Eaelr. who VIII testify iu rrgsttt 10 the "a b.
tSiati"hs an certain letter sent L. Mr..
i''rh. T 10 the l-agle for publication. and IN
tt-h" 10 'ti tt.n Cpuhdg uce> said 10 nave
been IcGo>rt in him by the Defendant .
NCllhtf " :. stanton nor Miss Anthony viii
Ir called. their knowledge OF the scandal
having bycu derived from Mr. Elton wboSs
testimony cannot bc used la a suit in GtVo--
Of her husband Miss Edna Dean Proctor
VIII not testify. since her connection with
the scandal has nothing whatever 10 do with
the controversy between Mr.. Tiltpn and Mr.
B'"chcr Bessie Turner will furnish an.
choice morScl OF the trial. Tho main trSti-
monN Tor the prosecution, however. viii ID.
81 documentary character. IN what ~ con
SiSt> i too well known To call for NOR, than
a reference To AZ To di>creIt % many mem
beI> ut plymouth thGrch. and some news
paper reporters. have been summoned TupS.
witnesses viii testify 10 couNtr> ttipft> al Mr.
Illl"n, in which he u~et expressions directly
auiagoni>ffc L. the views hp now axe, Of Mr.
ECCCheT'> relations toward him.
fhEfAEATi"N FOR THE eros ~ ANNA
IloN oF HENRY WARD EFF.,UER.
Ihc New York SIN Of Friday hast said
Mr.. Iilton spent most OF yesterday in his
library going over The letters that ar, Ca IA to
INTO the testimony 81 las case, with rX- Judge
Fullerton. who. perhaps. - not We'll ia
formed about the details aS his aS>ociatsss.
MI. Fullerton il az The same time taking
notes Tor the CTOSS-CNamination OF the Rev.
Henry Wand Eeechpr. and 10 that end has n
small volume containing Mr.. Beec3lcr's state
ment, with proiuSe notes in pencil and ink
on The wide margin OF the pages. which he
viii refresh his memory with i'm his work. A
lsiIl o. the lrrgrainInc Il said Ia be that Mr.
Fullerton viii take with him u court "A very
large pile Of presents that Mr.. Beechcr made
To Elizabeth Iilton-among them fun set
OF Mr. BocChcT'S sermons. - very finely bound
and illuminated copy 81 the Life Of Christ -
two volumes of the English edition of .. Nor
wood. some CngraN ingS, a few trinkets, n
piece % Jeweiry. and very pretty painting
of "A Towering vine that Mr.. BeeC'her had
made from an original i'm the mountains. On
the back Of the picture frames are the words:
w ltn the kindcSt regards OF Ia. W. Brecher. =
Mr.. 1ilton J. To testify that in addition to
tHe above presents. Mr.. Btecher sent TO hi.
wife boxes of prrfumcd soap. cologne and sta
UOncrV. The presents that remain ian the
Livingston street cottage are to De handed 10
tI" plymouth pastor. one by one. on the wit
ness stand for him tpidcntify. In the copy OF
the Life Of Christ" there was found the true
iuwap!nCss" letter. and another letter which
has never been published, and which Ma.
MoultOn has reserved for the trial:
The impression that has become prevalent
thar Ms. Martha u. bradshaw. Hiss Il lorenzo
TiltOn. Miss Susan Il. Anthony, and others to
whom MrS. Illton i said To have confessed,
viii testify in the Grim. con. suit il incorrect.
ina>lnUch aS all confessions or admissions OF
Mrs. Tilton viii not bc admiSs Bile. and ONLY
the confessions of Mr.. Becrhcr. aud collateral
circumstances, viii be allowed 10 enter into
the evidence. These persons. and others
whose names have not been ma he public are
al liberty 10 testify on the criminal trial, and
VIII bC called N that time.