, 1875-01-28
PLYM0UTH'S PARS0N.
They Are Trying to Make
Him Out an Unworthy
Shepherd,
Moulton's Redirect and Recross
Examinations Con-
cIuded.
MIR. Beechcr at No Time Denied
the Charge Of Adultery
to Nloulton.
Mrs. Bradshaw Placed on the
Stand---She Has Lit
tie to Soy.
Franklin Woodruff CaIIed---Part OF His
Testimony Objected To.
Etohings in the Court -Room---The Kind
Of Man Frank Carpenter Is.
What Old Man Bowen Might Tell
If He Would.
Franklin Woodruff CaIIed---Part OF His
Testimony Objected To.
Etchings in the Court-Room---The Kind
Of Man Frank Carpenter Is.
What Old Man Bowen Might Tell
If He Would.
Yesterdays TESTIMONY.

YESTERDAYS TESTIMONY.
Special DlsuatcA 10 The Chicago 1Tibune.
NEW YonE, Jan. 27.-btr. Moulton concluded
his evidence this morning. It wns mainly IN re-
ply to questions by which Mr. Tracy sought to
escape from tho position in which witnoas
had placed him by asserting that Mr. Tracy, as
slr. Dcochcr's counsel. had urged tho exclusion
Of certain private letters from h1r. Moulton's
a.otnont. Mrs. Martha a. Bradshaw was then
called, and introduced lottera showing
that Mr.. Boechcr advised ler, as we'll
as othora, to avoid any needless
agitntion Of tho scandal. VIM. r. Wost, OF
plymouth Church, was called to testify to tho
fact TINT Mr.. +Deecher had angrly opposed the
presentation Of church charges against Thco-
doro Tilton.
Tho nnticipationR Of tho appearance Of new
witnesses, and curiosity to know who they wcre
to bo, IL we'll aB to hear what they Lad to Say,
Allied tho courtroom yostorday-aB great d
crowd as TINT which. on tho first days Of
Dir. hlouiton's testimony, mado tho
room uncomfortable. On no day haH
tho crowd been greater or moro attentive.
Possibly on mono 1las it been SO undomonstratyo,
and, ut tho asme tiine. more intensely interested.
As consequence. there was perfect order, not
withdrawing the crush. 4 few new faces ap-
penred among tho audience. A1r. 51oulton's Or
doAl rs. n witness GUIDED at noon. 1rr. Fullerton
resigned him to tho hands OF tho opposing
counsel tlfteeu minutes after tho opening OF
Court, after having attempted only to gather
q few fragtnontary bitH OF testimony. Tho
recross-eKamfnation was short, but it was also
Hharp. Mr. Tracy's questions woro proclso, and
delivered rapidly, md bIr. Moutona rep1ios
were equally positive. Once, for Instance, NIr.
Tracy asked whether ho (Afr. Tracy know What
bIr. Moulton's statement to tho Committeo was
to bo before Mr. Ntoulton appeared before tho
Committee. mo-" answered tho witneAs, "but
you know what you wanted 1t to be-"
Gen. Tracy asked that tho Witness
DO admonished for thus replying, but
tho Judge unhesitatingly rofusod. eayiug THAT
the Witness had beou tried and tortured for ton
days by counsel on both sidcs, and ho should
therefore be excused without any sort OF repri-
maud.
TIE MOTTO OF THE MUTUAL FRIEND,
Vixen Dir. Tracy asted Moulton for lis views
on tho marriage relation, tuoro wna all evidence
OF mcrrineut on the part Of tho audience, in
apparent anticipation OF some singular views on
tho part OF tho witness, but lie replied,
unhcsitatingly, iu plain terms: Fidelity
to your wife, your wlfsa fidelity to
you. II you arc not faithful to your wite, YOU
should be punished severely. II Jour vito ia not
faithful to you, aho should bo punished equally
Severely" OF his Views on divorce. Mr. Moui-
ton said that they were not fixed but l,o did not
know That ho agreed a1sogotler With Mr. Iiiton
on that subject, for he did not know AIr. Ill
IVA '.e"D' e"D'.-....-... ............
ha NouL7oN dEra DOWN AND OUT.
After his examination, bfr. Afoulton took
seat botvsen tho wltuess stand aud the foreman
| of tho lury. anil there sak until roca.. NJ
Mouton var ,,t,,oI ~, 49, -r,.,asa s,.., vs.. 49,
-. "". r,'ooo W wv "'.'e'a-el.'f WV
"aeAb aBo to-day, and was under examination
nearly elcyon days, which amounts to Bayiug thut
ho WAS engaged for very nearly forty-rour hours
iu hearing nnesttona md o,r,o ro,,ia.
''s.su' "oo 'aea!ns 'ep'''o'
Ana. haAbs1A"'
Inc ehtfancc OF hlr. Morris by way Of . door
| leading into an ante.room OF tho Court, few
! minuteH before noon. with stranoc ,adv nt II.
sjdo. cuuHed mn,kad .ons.,;ar t., 49,, .',1. ..a
,.. -, s:... eoHoa''"1 ~ .uo Aeulouee,
"i5'ca was "saIl!cstoo W tho visible btrotching
| OF hocEh and audible Whlsporings. 6hc waa pro-
| Vided with chair by the aids Of Mr. Tilton. Int
| no Eign of recognition passed botveon ner and
the paintin. Mr. DeecAer was abscut fron
! the courtroom, having gone to his hnusc
| to search for letter wl,ich i'm
opposing counsel had called for, but bIra. Beech.
er remained and now gazed t1edly At tho ludy.
| During tho few concluding tnonnnts ~ H.
| Mollton'a testimony, this lady was Tho nrinc;n.i
object Of interest In tic court.ronm nni th.t r.
| teieut WAS heightened when she VIVA conavctaJ
! to tho witDess-ehair and uays j,er Mans ~ ~,
/ toncs na Mira Martha Irad.hsw