New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

think you viii have to mako other arrangements to
% represented by counsel Those gentlemen won't ap
pear s..
TO talk with Morris and Pryor. M
About minutes later Justice Riley csicd the case Of
The People agt Loader"
Assistant District Attorney snellI ask that the
may stand until tomorrow IN order that some prep
arations may he made. -
~ hsy =" a. anr ~ vna r a NJ
Ms C1apin--For the purpose of adVourumevt appear
for the defendant. was spoken to only iew minutes
den. TracyI, Is uuc rstood that the case goes
Justice Rley-Ycs; Until ten O'Clock tomorrow. The
prisoner stands committed without ball.
Loader then taken by officer to the County jail
IN Ray,r9ndst. where be was locked up lie is short
man, slight Of figure and very insignificant in appear
s1ce. He wears u black beard. which grows in Uneven
pachrs on his chin and cheeks; his hair originally
brown. Is thcky sreaked with gray and rather d''l
stupid facial expression is not improved at all by
q pair Of weak eyes. He seems to be
below the average intelligence. His dross mean,
and consisted OF a black snriou and vest now thread
bare and coarse linen trousers Loader 10 reporter
that Mr. Morris OF Mr. Tton's counsel had acted for
him the previous evening when he was arrested ana a
MIR Morris had promised TO act for him that morning
yesterday in court But Mr. Morris hsd been dispcased
with him because in private interview in the presence
Of Justice Riley he did describe the alleged scene
between Mr. Beechcr and Mrs. Ton as forciby as II is
depicted In his previously given a iaVit and declined 10
oct for him lie added that he "coudnt help ltu mr'
Morris chose TO put it lfhe sdav In bis owa nsuase'
different from his words" Loader alluded 10 wh't 49,
virtually his confession when ho SAID he dd not put IL
"a forcbly os bis affidavit Mr. Morris denied yester
day having beon asked appear for Loader or having
proms 20 do So Pryor also said he had not oeeh
asked to appear him, but he added he shcdd dccne
AZ he applied TO.
John Price appears to be about 90 years OF age He
mas yellow hair and his face is cleanshaven lie mas
..nl.o oufQ To M tle-
lions he would reply that ne qua not WISH 10 DC Aou
up In the matter any further.
Tho prisoner. Loader, conversed with by another
TRIBUNE reporter after lac had been sent to the lay
Street Jail He in cell in the lower part OF the
prison with two Others, OF whom is awaiting trial for
iicamy lie is OF small stature with low, retreatins
forehead and sharp features His hair is closely cn and
ne has short brown wlskers and mustache, His eyes
are blue small and restless; his voice weak ana MS
manner wavering and eyasve He said he would answer
no questions without first consulting his counsel III Now
York but in reply to nerrogatories he made supStu-
italy the following statement:
Ineyer said that any improper intercourse oe-
tween Mr. Beecher and Mrs. TitOn. Al SAID was that
1seecher kissed the cnee. did not say tAat ne
lifted her off the focr hugged her, but OF coure he
pat his around her little. the same sil3 naa
would do while kssing woman. Mr Morris wa. sniIy
with e in court morning because would not sweuE
tO more, and stick TO the copies OF the aniaIS rs my
davjts for have no copies Of them The man a WORK
with e in Ii tons house in 1869 was named NeNhe or
Neville Price but don't remember his name posiiNely
lbs Herald reporter said he looked up tine name ~ tc o
Tectory aud Was satisfied that lie nad mefNicWeu we
yiyh man hut told him thought lie hau not I'm not
very accurate always myself don't Know y Una, ny
n, the busy season, and I've been very busy ticy,
haven't sen Neville Tor three years, ana hon thhh
mel MIN on Broadway in Now-IOrk. some one, o"ht
Know Who told about two weeks ago that NeVe was
dead. -.,.
met Price at Morris's office tho day was snbpe-
racd asked him III he went by the name Of NtNllt,
oud he said No." but that sometimes he went by lhe
name ol Engsh :" asked HIM how lac anew 50 nuch
about the facts. but forget what remark ne maze h ~
.ep,y told him ne fool 10 say much 10 ire
Ifsrd reporter he said the epOuer put tue WORDS
Into lis mouih made him appear TO sHy words ht
be did say heard that Piice was III tic ioihs ~
worked for ~ AID '7S, but not IN o.
still say that laid car.cts In I1uon,s
house In '69, TO the best OF my recO
lection; didn't say l saw MIS-, MIS-, Iiton %
kpd of sitting posture. Dir Beecher WAS getting upMln
one hand on Ihe end Of the lounge as he had
either been sitting the iodnge or kneug on tie moor
mover said nor swOre thai saw ali thhg more I'M
1nidayits are DO found That accounts for the
dscfepancies read the originals, ami the copies
were badly saIbled T1e aiidayits were drawn up by
Morris aud Pryor. do Mt ike 70 say that they were
have lad trouble enough airesdy but do say tiht
what WI published was different from whdt meant 10
swear to.
The reporter visited John j. Price. who is con-
fined debtors In the upper part of the jail
Price dec med TO answer questions beyond saying
that while he arrested for the alleged stealing OF
watch, lac h0nOIably acquitted OF the charge. lie
also carefully read tho full report of THL TEBuNE Of
yesterday concerning himself and Loader and said that
every word Of it strictly true.