, 1875-01-29
SCANDALS RIOT.
Mr.. Tilton Called to the
Witness-Chair to
Testify.
The Big Lawyers Cry Havoc and
Let Slip Their Dog
Earcd Tones.
Mr. Evarts Makes a High
Joint Exposition Of the
Marriage-Rclation.
Gen. Pryor, for Tiito1,
Talks Somewhat Of
the Inv mud
tsac Facts.
The Question Of Tilton's Admissi-
bility as Witness Un-
settled.
Tracy Once Thought the Case Was
One to Justify Lying.
Etchings Of Scenes in Court-Knights
Of the Green Baizo Bag.
Tracy Once Thought the Case Was
One to Justify Lying.
Etchings of Scenes in Court-Knights
Of tie Green Baizo Bag.
YESTERDAYS TESTIMONY,
.vopT,ur1,,,.ta 1ranv

Frnnklin Woodruff was finally admitted by judge
Nelson. 1t wna not OF an important character,
except as containing stnte1nent by tho wisnesA
to tho effect TINT Dir. 4ilton lad told him TINT
MIR. Boecher had been guilty of adultery, butlad
hot given tho hamo Of any woman. Mr. Iliton
"aa thon callou hha took tho stand but
objection was mado to his being sworn.
long discussion followed, occupying tho rest
OF tic uay, a1ld 1t WILL 10 resumed Tomorrow
II has boon known for days that hlr. 1ilton
would DO called as q wltuess. anu it was antlcl-
phsea that no enort would 10 iclt unttled to pre-
vent Ills acceptance ~ q competent pcrHon to
testify Preparations for tue engagement bavo
hoon gong on ever since tho trial began,
both by plaintiffs anu dotentlants lawyers.
The latter hnSe been cxpectant all thia
week. ready iof any attempted surprise nj
IL ~aa nos koo"o "aeh Mr. Mofltons testimony
woula 10 cohcuaed' nor VINO would follow him.
Tue hfst indication OF tho approaching contest,
yesterday WIS tue entrance OF q lawyers clerk,
With LIE arms 1ull OF bulky la""books. Lostili-
tics wore fairly openod soon after noon. Alr.
Woodruff Lad stepped down from tho witness
clair, and there vas q hurried cons,1ltation
nn,onp rlaint,fr,s counsef. TI,on n,dannlv NJ
n rjcn from Mr. F,,orton Mr. T;11on .ro.a yroa, -.
D'eH 4'o. 'Nt' at,' ' An'oA A4o"o 4.ou'
hlS seat a1d ssoppea quickly 70 tho vacant chair
nmid tho surprised mufmura OF tho audience.
II offer Mr. Tiltou as ytneas," said Fnllo1-
ton, quietly.
a,v s,sp ,,,an. 'on0ns d.; s"poS'"'asea Mr.
Eyalts' I'VE object to lin"
Thon followed momontary sccno OF confu-
sion in tho space assigned to the lawyers. Clerks
i,ool vo,,r,o. trot,, H.. aaIs 'Ao VI
iosn4 foionlos iEon TUG noof 10 tables, upon
which thpy woro spread opon at SOLICITED places.
lawyers on each aide consulted smong thom-
.ha's positions on the'r chairs and the audience
set a1lnost breathleas. ctaf'ing their nocks and
awaiting eagerly tho first note Of the struggle.
un. 1vAnrs nra.s ,,,u ,ror,,r.n
u..,,st t,'s .".~.,s... ns -, ,,4s n,' ms"oaENf
@ss'A's sAo soupeto.H's VI Ae. lHtoh aa wit
nesa. In 1ne meaaomo. the plaintiff sat in tho
the first time ejnce the hoonn;1,+ =, 49, ..,s1
ana .ha,eyo-o tt,s o,,;sa. ~ H..' y. t'o .i'a''
I1a ha, NJ roraove, ~ y. 6ons.ai epae,'a'ohs
Da,. s n1a noa 10movea Jus oSeFcoas which Ito wo1o
wear gloves, a. ho usually does In the court.
ronm. Mr. Eva,ta boonn ,to .asss.'.
1910. md Ind mt ct1rclnacI ~ ranasa ~
o'cock) he Was aarnest md so,nont s,,S a. s.
iury n1;d audonro 1tstannd ,xit1 1aet aau tuo
Who ho was anauking a VA ssacstaa Eiehs syan
Tracy and Ehcarmnn sat hoi.i',J i;Ssa,, "aeanae' 10
tout1yely. md with ionEs ~ natfo,t ~
iu their leador nm I,,air faccs ria ,tnnr oo
1os
thorities tn h. int,oucnI h., .aI, asKai ~,
it wos ey,dont lint fha 1,1sIonsa ,rn.a ala
fully nropared far thn tasun. nmr1~ .,,e Tode e1
dross bcach was occnod IN not;"n ,,enu enS au-
thorities to be- used md c,en nGvo1 sat snr ~
rounded by small lihrnrv nf I.w.Enn,e s ,r1,;n
Ao e1atninad nnrI,ol su. nj n.oI H. oa, t; "sssu
order, really for im1ncdato roferenres SIessr.
Fullerton and Morris romnjned in,ct,ya st ~
and Mrs. Vecclor hari)lv snoia IN naci, ,t,aa. ~
during tho onti,a s'idrcas ~ ;rtoros.s1 osne1
III it wore tIoy. gTiton s,t viii, ,san.,a
chapel, watching overv rno~an,ort Aoas
tho apeakor, and hn din nnt ai,a,. y.
when ha name was mentioned nnf,ynrsb1v nMen maa
when hia motives were intornratbi d"ri,i,, Ius w..
1r. Eyarts. Ills placid TACO was porfeetly % ~? W
pressionless whom Mr. Eyarts asIed ~ ri.5',,;, ~.
tones, "Can you image tho bssa''o.s - th,t tns.s,g
Ting shusLand into Court after liz foa;ra soa'
cciyed ti1o col,fosyion ami pa ronn1 !, s i, r.
oeaa camo, aud Eynrts US ss'as'on 10Y no-
Tho iutcryal oyer, ho rcann,od "ot h,,, oone. .a
witness cnair was vac.mt o'' al ~ the
Tltou aat beside his couasojs Ey.rts a't tool, mr..
al the beariuys OF tue INV On ti,s nar,;s soun np
tion onntinr "a authority thn lswa ~ Efla"
Nav York sfatc a.ul nthe, Atatas H. ~ Elisiahd.
arcument WA haaed n" t,o stain,a a'ts - p1ne1pa1
raItjnr huah.rtl anJ win ~ ,vitnns " Low le-
tic address,, Which, lasted neariv w. ntuting tag