, 1875-02-10

KEaly, one Of Nceclor'h attorneys, has boon nos
ing sfonhd In starcl, OF discrepancies between
TiItnn'n 1late'nents and the facts. Jil.on ha1,-
pcnea, In lis literary ignorance Of bustt,ess, to
omit mention tt mortgage on small piceo Of
property Included in hts liet OF assets.
Quite hatf an hour was wastel This morning III
convincing all lands that the error WA not .
vital ono. Having RID llrnaclf Of Tic appalling
inference that TiIton had Rtoorcd to fosenear
himself ahont miserable Ii,.o thou:a.sa- dollar
lot Of Jersey real estate, EyattB resumed l,a
tourne: HcfoEs the wastes OF eross- G examination
like a rosted aud iuvigotated drosncdary.
From Tho question Of property be proceeded
to Inquire into tho motive wlcl, led
Ti1ton 10 obtain llis wifc's confession and
show 1t to Dcccher. Tho next pnint wae
1nlae to provo Tint, when Tlltnn and Dowen
parted company, Bowen considered all Tiltons
claims aganHt him RatIsilel, nsd that Tiitous
subsequent demand Tor compensation for break
aEo VI contract waa Iii nfteithought. Frsrts'
object waa to show that Bowen and Tilton fell
out Oh tho 31st OF December, 1871, and that tho
famous iu,efsiev with Beccher at '1ou.ons
houHe waA directly connected With tho receipt Of
Bowen's dismissal Of Tilton on tic eaale night.
! An 1t turned out. however, Tton did not tell
! Moulton TINT night OF Eowcn'n diR,aisaas
u Hill, HcCAHGt 4AttttLUl H&H AOaEHk G0s
| gagged In recovering Mrs. T,ltone lo.tcr Of
retrhctfon Of Bcecher. The only connection.
therefore, between Bowen'a letter OF Dismissal
! aud Moultons embassy to Dsbcher was coin-
cidcuco Of lato.
Eyarts asked where AIonlton vas when Tilton
called upon him for advice In tho almost stimuli
.ancons, but actually successive, trouble. A.
Mouton chmo in from Dccchers house little
later in tho ovnning.
Odd you continue tho Interview THERE or
dir! YOU so out i'll tho street? A.-We contin-
ued tho interview there aud think tint, later
in tho evening, VIC WONT out into tho etreot to
linton to tlonl. That IL nv recollection.
Q.--Wllcn you first pa4 Moulton at bis ho use,
Didn't you inr1to him out OF doura2 A.-So, /
didn't inyito hin.
Q.-Didn't invita- him immediately Add
not immediately. 11a Invited nc to read tie
noso be hal got from Mr. l'cecher first. uo had
Just brought homo the retraction.
Q.-Do you remember Low many hourB you
walkcd tho stroots that night with air. Mou1tou
Al don't think re walled groat many hours.
| LILY recollection ia that, jus. as tho year was
| stepping acsoBB the bridge into tho now ono re
went out to hear the chimes Of st. AIMS.
Attor Aonae very unintorosting and apparently
trivial queEtions into tito rnhtlnor in which tue
famous reply to Dowon'B letter Of dismissal wns
composed, tho crosH-examinntion adverted to
thu Bouon arbitration uit, M rcmartabla
result.
| wuEnE TIE STORIES STARTED.
| At 1aat. ono Of tho main objective points of
| the slcfcnae was reached, showing that Tison
wnA tho fountain-head from which nll tho B.ories
Of his vifo's fall proceeded. This is how Eyarts
handled that portion Of his reaerves:
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o'iles pesson'
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"o"''om ,,,. 10 upo'o a,ap'cioo'
Q'-"ne" s,fo .old so" hot story It was I'M
oa'''ss.ou "',h "'a various o'u"r people "nom
e.'' 't0i""i" iAtnoo no lux susool'y' A.
1es'
V.-as that t'tnc {MaS' lsfl,l sho did not El7c
you my hatuorisy' A'-no alr; Asked her,
mud she declined.
Q'--tou say you read that note with ehud-
aer' A'-lcH' sir.
Q.-Had you auy doubt, when yon read 1t,
that ietofanco to distinguished teacher and
wife Of another distinguished teacher would bo
understood ny the public In Brooklyn as relating
10 alr. Deechor ami you? A.-No' slr;
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