, 1875-02-13

No Proceedings in the Scandal.
Trial Yesterday.
The Absence Of Mr.. Egarts and a Juror
the Cause.
Special Dispakh 10 The Chicago Tribune,

BnooKLYS, N. Y, Fob. 12.-Tho cross-
examination Of Tilton L6B 30 far bern
such \ dull and ghaAtty failure that to-day
the Court-Honse was crowded with toubgers, al
inssns upon taking part in tho inAl and cIimac-
tertc demolition Of tho Witness. The crush WIS
something tremendous. Old meu and Young
men, swells and sfiyaters, "prominent citizeus
and eusptcious characters, filled tic corridors
and suEged up against the doors. The police,
:.hoso labors have been gradually dwiudling to
4 albscurs, were not prepared for such per-
sistent or such vsrieKatcd mob. They wa1e1
WARM, and great dsai Of blasphemy porvaded
the passage.
MI. bEEcuER's FRIENDS.
The phhan1 mas In full force. KossiteY G
Raymond, Talmage, Cadiu, WilkeaoE, Sage,
Beach, and dozen other Plymouth luminarlea
twlnkiad round about tho central Elm Of their
system. Deecbcr aud wife wera IN their places
early. ~ II they expected Tilton'a going up like
the fabulous Graphic balloon, and were deter
mined not to bs minute too late for the Hpcc-
taclc. hr. aud Mrs. Icecher wore unusually
sninated, and hell lcvee Of al their adher-
ontB. Throned in their cAuc-bottonnod cllalra,
the august pair received a procession Of tho
faithful.
Tilton and counsel were in their places bv II
O'clock aud the Judge, who lad economically
.-. 49,, o
minutes before the prescribed time.
o.:.~1 -,
.s,,- r,..s. so no'.se. 49, 49,. v"'y,ua" ~ i"s'o
~ 's "o's uo.n a1asas. lug esaSe VI
t,n @ ~. 70. n,s m II eAoppase VI usS'sa-
.;... " 49, ~. W W. .u' 'ep'se'"sA-
"',.s ~" ~ ne"1pap'i' "e'' *."S
h"ss s"en e"'suMy .',1i11 'cA's. ro,
.a;.. - 80 ~ sa~..,'s, ~, n.,1 :" 'au'ueu
WV s,.,' i'Duo. ~ e41e' 1a'oo ne'o CONFER
sAoe wv ~ e"solA ~ 'ns 'nose' VINO
~ .,sAo'. -, auan u'teaoa u curious
I'At@ aPplosen: Every moment OF aelay nnu
Psoe5As''hataoa olsguHts the shteWd and lion
hearted old gentleman nho presldos over this
trlnL While tho Court MAS in suspense, tne
p,.o,,.~. continued +1,o;, ,ora. .,a ,,-.a 80
"osI"olo .noAi ,9,o'' "no "e'e XIX
round b5 tue ta4thfnl. tracy mead "as confplc't-
Gus among those who sat and said nothing. It
ID 4 monsttous pity that y u,an so highly gifted
sntl oncs 40 WIDELY resnected ehou}d have nt,cad
b,ms.If Ia Tho .mb,cnous oo.,tion ' xh;ch
~ T." AZ .a's,.- .ny ~. p1ess.o" ... ., "uea
nc no" occupies. dah Al houf EnpFea
bT, but DO ESArtg aud no julyma.l.
Tho slsvsn Jurors CRACKED Jokes about their
collsapue'a absence, aud the fifty ,eporters icst
ea @oa e"s''otea o1'oe1 1oe very nose oi HE
honor.
COUNCIL AfD ADJounSIEST.
At laat the Judges patience gave out and he
rouphed nervnutIv Al tbin l,axch ran ,rd
..n ~ ,is.,.u";s eo''' ''"1~4 'n' A'''
loving o1scuAslon
Your Honor, Mr.. ErArts and one Of the
Jurors bare probably been delayed By tho ice-
.a,ss y, ~ t,,.s,,. 49, ~. .,. . ssM ..,t,
s'u1' u We ufA.n Ia. "o "as 40 ~" 'a1o
OH Feesee no" until O'clock, % tneso L. no
probability of their arrival"
The Court-You came over this morning7
H. n,..L- -yo,r 1Io,o- wa nsu. w.
safay' ~ ~ ocloca' aoo very 'ooo etEes that tho
paasase WAS closed.
Tho Court to MI: eAeaEman)-"eA, What 90
you aay 70 that7
Mr.. she.rman-l think We might az well.
Tho Court-Ihat. gentlemen, seolns to DO tho
FisW Or notn parties:
Cierk nsli,son-1his Court Stands adjourned
until O'clock.
Shearmsn packed his atfonE box, Fullerton
t~'ssoa us noe!scne, ano ncecher laughed all
over w lace, lie tcnoolnoy bllsstuily sur
pf1sed py MI unexpected hol1daT. ~ Judge
~ tho nha.ns u 1o ,nr sra
t1at Inc 'looaea 1oi EXTINCTION OF llltoH had
come It !aat. Evon tito casuat spectator Was
we'll p!eaacd, though no could not, for the life Of
him. toll WY. !he jury mads tdeif escape aoa
tbs assemD'ase slowly dissolved
THE AFTERNOON
At o'clock the crowd was Just Is donse AZ
ever, snd oVefYbodY "As present e1cept Eyatts
aud JutJman Taylor AL Of sudden. who
should stalk into tho room but The mieBlng par.
Tile great AHyef THa buttoneu up to hia chin,
and hAt prod!glons1y bfiumsd was pIesscd on
the back OF biz head, his ells stick
ing ons ron uqder il like pair Of
knobs n intended 70 Keep i from e.tinsuinhing
bin whola face. 1t he Ind been "iateriug i0
company with 9 Polar bear ho could not
have 1ooked colder and more savage. The
turynsna face was map Of Arctic explorations,
plenttfullY oC2An41 aud continental with pnrn1a