, 1875-04-13
According to MIR. Beeoher, She, Too,
Is d Peuured Liar,
Ills Now Certain thai HRS. Tilton wilt
Testify Under Oath.
II tho r1nintiR objects, Her Deposition
VIII 10 Made Public.
A Complaint Of Plymouth Politc-
ness to Jurors.
OBSERVATIONS.

OBSERVATIONS.
COURTROOM SCENES.
onsnnyArtoNs OF PERSONS AND THINGS M An ETE-
WITNESS.
special Dispateh to The Chfedao Tribune.
t1RoorLyx. April 12-Docchor and family wera
In Court this morning, Boecher locking pale and
weary.
TTllop followed she Decchcr coterte, aud ns llc
paascd the great defendant stopped conrersibg
and cast hurried, penetrating gl0nce at Tilton.
Doach was In his seat, md laughed heartily at
some witlciama Of Fullerton. Ito looks aliEht1y
lndlspoBed. ....
Tue courtroom WAS crowded, and The cor
tidors full Of disappointed applicants.
Mouton was In Ills soat carly.
I'ryor is still absent.
Noocl,or took Inc stand at lilo. He has dis
caedcd his vcll-knovn capo.overooat, mud woro
a ta,k heavy uyercoat His voice and manner ID
suhlued, aud less forcible. ..
Eysrta commenced With more vigor than any
day heretofore.
The ladies' wcro ont in force, aud, for tho t1rst
time, tho majority waro beauties.
Moutton sat with bis hoat. resting on his hand,
and did not tiovo lila oyra fTnin Beeehor daring
tbs Woodruff -sloulton testimony. ..
Mrs, jones, sister OF hlrt. Eeccher, and wife
Of tho lato Rev. Lott Jones, Of tho Episcopal
Church. eat near Mrs. lleecher. She looks very
like her sister, perhaps few years older, and
Inns tbs eamo storm, determined appearance.
lfer dark eyes f'asheu. and sle bowed llor head
Automatically when Doect,er mRde my strong
dcnlals.
peochers testimony eonocrninG Mrs. Moulton
xoa civcr In hssl,n,,uc tooe. 40 different from
hi, na,,al method ,hat it soon became wcRri-
.,no aome NJ tta sueo.ntors 1oft tho courk-
roorn li.unpolnto1. apparently, al tho lukowaru-
mesa OF tho Testimony.
INN old Droclor sn,rls returned for = fow mo-
want. vnen Eysris asked wituesB II le had eyer
.,,,Lo, a, Inn adultcrv with Mira. Til,ou to Mrs.
Moul,on, 1Io prandly d.nied over speaking Of
svcu o thing. He 1anked his denia's by aaylng
H. a,rsrs fo,n,, Mra. Moulton i Thoroughbred
lady md tncauab,e bt mentioning such eubjectB
In Conversation. His tlen,nls wcro short, and Ut
tc,od In slow, undecided way vastly different
from his previous emphatic method. lie charac-
teyizou one Of Mrs. Moulton's atatomonts ~
m,rc. absoluto dream.
parson Halliday left tho courtroom at IL. Ho
wore black skuli-cap closely resembling Cur
d;ual's cap, differing only in color.
Nv 10. three ladies sud two nou we1e souudly
sleeping, evidently weatied by Watching for
sou,oth.pg sensational. Besides, thsatmosphoro
Of the col,rt.room ID deoidaiy Homogeneous with
sloop.
Al 1880, Deechers color returned to his face
for tho tlrst ,lmo to-day, and be answ9ed eu-
nhatica,Iy, with the old Boecher pecullsritios.
Ho was olouuant
Fullerton spoke and stopped him.
Docclor lauehingly denied that he wAs covered
with an afehpn BY Mrs. uoultou on MAy 81, or
ne,r TINT tImo.
Tho morning session Was, On the whole, very
.tnto md dull, apIiyeusd by hut fea Beech
ersms,
Aftor rocoss Doecher held long conversation
viii, shearman before taking The wiluess-cbnis.
IT. $50 before be was ready to testify.
woodley the eolored witnoas, was among tho
xnectntorr.
Iu1ro Sutherland. Of Now York City, was On
IN, Bench with Nelson.
Ieccher YVES even paler than In the morning.
ri. faco baa assumed q heavy, carsworn appear
snca almost % painful a. tls old apopicctio
su,,1.
Il. II. Chain entered the courtroom al 2:2o.
m ,o,;r aeut among tho Plymouth cosorie,
Dcerhor boc.mo quito pathetic over tho Of
yenre C.sd testimony, aud guinol tho close at-
tsntjor NJ the nudiepce, but EyArtB BY aaklpg
nusst,onn Al lon0 "a Uuus's histories, broke tue
eharn. and tLo audience soon relapsed into their
fa,1,,o, condition of sleep,uu or pa,t,y s'oenipc
Mr. nae,l,ors slster followed the tcstimony
III, -.,nt,, 3,,ereat often o.tanfiuc y,er beail
~ sho,vman's shoudere. ller eyes are larger
.nd ,rksr t,,nn Mra. Daachor'a. BLo cannot
sn..t har ar,o,lona with tho ssmo success M
1'.- mara courtifea sistor.
,onp interval Of silence occurred at 8,
NIT. r.n ont OF memoranda, aud had to wait
ta- VII. as.ocia,s counsel whlo tl1cy prspared o,