, 1875-05-04

II Mr.. Nlton was III that part ho did not ace
him. Tho wisneas pofntcd ont Mrs. woodruff,
Atr. Clanin, Col. Hood and Bserhcn Foarl An
drews.
Horny Otis Fox. a compoeitor on tho hide
pendent testified that he saw Mr.. Tllton Walking
arnl-ln-arna with Afr. aHinton, and not with any
woman. The witnots raw Con. nyan In q car
rtage With woman whom hu wns afterwards told
was 3fra. Woodruff
Theodore nlton stnee ho wAa hoy, saw Ti!tou
in the procession, bus at considerable distance
from tllo wome.l.
LawEonee s. Kaue, journalist. who wrote tho
report Of Tue 1sousac proceaaioi. fur the Nov York
'S,fn, and wsa associasod with Con. RYAN IN tho
publication Of Our SucteiR sAv Ill tho women iii
tho procession, aud Mr. TGton Was not With any
OF them.
Theodore II. Ranks, tho Grand Marshal OF tho
Mr., swtnton At tho fln!slt; that MI. .T1itoa was
mt In carriage. and tlst ho himseli !lroya on
tho ground in cAttiage with afrs. WooIliall.
bliss Claffn, and Col. Blood. ~ anhwof 70
question Of she Court tee nitness sna .hAt
James ". Stllwcil, \ lawFor testified that ho
saw Miss Clahln arti Mrs. Woolliull in tho pro-
ccsslon, near It's l!ess!. The former carried
baunor. slcplcn pcarf Andtews sas with aiisa
CaiIu md Col l}inod with Mrs. Woodhnll. hlr.
Tilton waa not In company with the lhdtts.
A leccss WAS hero taken.
SRa. T1LTuSs NOTE
D,rfug tho reccsa tho question Of tho contents
Julee Noilson refused to Intimate ri,at tho lot
ter csntainc1. II stonld NOT bo tuado public In
unv oyont until tomorrow morning, ho said,
aud then only with the consent Of counsel. Il
is understood that tho lotter rofers to tue cub
{ecs Of Nra. Tilton'a glv'ng Testimony. 1t quotcs
from letter ot Tilton to bis wife, heretofore
unpublished, and concludes with tile expression
Of i willingness TO ABIDE by any decision which
tho Court In it, discretion n1aT entertain AZ to
hor becoming \ wituosB. II In reported that, be-
Mrs. Tilton Rtlot,gly aBser1R hor Innocence, aud
maKeH wasu, protest hgnlpst Tie iu] ]ustice OF
excluding her testimony.
r14onEHcn T1LToN.
Tilton camn into court accompanied by Mrs.
Anna M. Middlebsook aud her daughter, Tho
laltor raa at iirtt mIatakon for Mlss Florence.
Tho latter was In court during the morning soB-
sion, but remained only for short time. It la
rs a witness in robnttal especially IT Mrs. Ill
toms request to Tho Chief JuBtics 10 appear as
witnoss ahuuld DO acccdea 10.
Henry 4. Bowen, . nophew of Henry c. Bowen,
Was acatod With plaIntlH's cot1nsct
HRNnY r. M'MANSUK
was Called md testified that ho marched IN tho
communistto procession from Fourteenth slreot
and Fifth avenue. a few pacca behind Illlon,
who nns Walking with John bninton. 1u answer
to Mr. Eyarts witness said i!o iirst thought OF
thio Court relative to the procession.
ALBERT MARTIN
was called and testified that he rms Supesin-
tendent OF the hfisnion Sunday ny.Schoof OF DR..
Oyington's lnHt summer, on tho day when she
went Ecforo tho Church Committee. lilo
called at the houso ut about hn'f-past o'clock,
and wAs told that Dcssio Turner was in The back
stairs md saw HRS, Tllton. About half IN huur
lAter they oamo down and ant on tho piazza re-
manning about two hours. Gen. Tracy and Bcs-
sic Turner remained In tue back par,or during
this time. Ho heard them talking, bit did nat
understand what was said. Qcn. Tracy LETT
shout i o'clock.
4 LEGAL. CONTROVERSY.
Dir. EvArls asked what testimony this was In
tcnded to robut. and hir. Norris said it was
,..a rshTa OF eGa o1,. qsn 1s.d aey a1l
ter's Testimony 10 tho effect that Con. Tracy
called upon her only ten miuutea bofors rho
went before tho Committee.
Shoarman said that thia Was another unfounded
tin,ony relatod TO another fntogyiow.
hlr. Bench denied this, md 6hcarmau asked
him TO look at tho record.
Beach, satd that ho did not need 10 look At the
having sonlo memory aud homo intelligence.
tLaugt,tcr.1 Both OF tho counsel then read
from the record, Zach asserting that It supported
lis positiou.
Morris WAS allowed to proceed With the Wit
ness, and tho latter testited tnat he remained ut
tea at Mrs. 0rngson's, and look Beanie Turner
around 10 Sir. Btorrs' in tho evening, IN ordor
thai sho might tenttfy bafore tho Committee.
Her Testimony before tho Committee was tho
solo TOPIC OF tho conversations In Mrs. OYngson's
C'rost-cran,ined by Shedrsnan Ind lodged
tn Tilton's house about year before TINT. I
am lodging there now. Hinco January. stayed
at n,eala at Mrs: Ovingtona occasionally, but
hA5t Infn
on tho occasion that Mrs r.lton's statement was
published. l sat in = ctslr On tho piazka
aud all the timo Mrs. Tiiton was there; also
Mhen ! first eaulo IL. I Hsw Tracy In tho parlor,
romuiaed rem nod about half an hour. Sl' did not @
look at tho clock when I went into
tho house, I do not remember uhat
day Of the month M!ss TaEucr, appear
cd before tho Commlttce. We had tea thateyan-
hour, boforo tea. Th!s witness here left tho
ataud.
FRANKLIN woopnuE7
WIS recalled. aud testified to Mr. Beach: Prior
to my interview with Tracy in Moulton's study,
alone, and the other tn Moulton's presence.
Afr. Eyarts objected to thoRo intorylows boing
gtsen, and an argument enaued over tho point.
but they wero allowed Ia evidence. WitnoBn
that 1llton's Charge aGsinst Bcecher whs adul-
terry.
beach asked witness II hs told Tracy that
Deschar bad advanced $500 In relief ot Tistou'a
family.
Eyarts objected to this, and auother argument
onnuod over the Introduction ot this eyidence.
The Court allowed tho question, and wltneea
ssid I did gire this tntoTmstion 10 Tracy.
Tho witueas was thnn asked II. in that inter-
ven IN tho fall Of 1871, 1tlton said to Tracy
that bis wife wae not guilty Of adultery wltn
Deecher This caused d third lengthy argument,
EvartR contoudlnB thak this Ind been gone over
before.
The witaesa finally said, do not yecollect
that this occurred. I nevcr romeu1bor hearing
1ilton saying that Dcocher Was an adulteres nor
Tracy sshing, :" With your wife +" nor Tiltou 70
plying, mo. T.th another vomap,' Or "H,th
The Court adjourned.
PLrAOuTu nEINypncEAEHT8,
NEW YoaE, May 3.-5Ir, Deeohar yestefday
received lnto Plymouth Church 1O5 nav NON.
boss. seyenty.hse oil profession Ut faith and
thirty by letter from nibtar churches, After
LaptlxlnY twenty.Hi1 Of tho now nemhnrs, Mr.
Doechcr announced that children would be bap-
Lied in the el!,!reh on Sunday noxt; nensy u.
ntcsnss. Detween the administering Of tho