New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

THE STATEMENT MADE TO JACKSON = sthuLlH-
COMPLETE DETAILS OF HE PROGRESS OF TIE
LOADER CONTRADICTION THE AFFIDAVITs
WE'RE DRAwN N THE OFFICE OF JUDGE NORRIS
Some phases of the LOaderPrice conspiracy
are shown In an affidavit by Price. dated June IL ana
published The Brooklyn bdgte last evening" whIch gives
his version of the way in which his own and Leaders
,md,vi,s we're drawn in Judge Morriss Office. After
stating his age a % and giving bis emlayments after
coming TO this country Price says that while WORKING Tor
Loader. about three months ago, Loader asAeu
How would you like to be a witness IN the Beecher
trialW Price replied that he could no. be- Tor
he knew nothing about It, LOADER said, ia
ito ~ for tl,n, il would be a fat thing" The subject
vas dropped until about four weeks ago, when Price
called AT Leaders store casually aud Loader said to him.
II YOU would ike to be- witness IN the beecher tia
now is your time" and gave him Mr. Iil;ons address,
and told him look at the house 50 that he "oud Ano"
~ An appointn.ent was made for tAe second night
thereafter but Price did not keep IT, ana thought no
more Of the subject until June H. when MI Wilcox
1r,d r,porter found him. Price declined to talk on
the subject T., A.,
ON Juue 15 Price was subpenacd as witness IN the
case Of Tilron agt Beecber. After seeing Thomas IT,
-hearman who told him to obey the subpoena frice ana
n friend Edward Connor, went 10 : d. Morrss ounce
Mr. Morris introduced him to Gen Pryor, MI Iion ana
Mr. Moulton. Loader in the room and Ar. Morris
o.tsd him whether Price was tho man who lad laid
c,rp.ts with him in Mr.. Tton's house in October lsO9
Loader said "yes," and winked at Price. Mr.
Morris said to Price, Then you're the boy
that saw the thing done in the aetf" Price.
eouId not remember what answer he made, as he
vas half intoxicated In u short time MI Morris SAID 20
price Now they want you inside" lie went into an
other room and there found Gen. Pryor, Mt MoultOh
Mr. Tilton and Loader Mr.. Morris drew plan ana ue-
cribed the interior OF Mr.. Tilton's house Mr. Motifs
aerward drew tho AFFIDAVIT for Price and he signed 1t
and swore TO IT, Loader said TO Price, Now we are To-
gether we've got talk this thing over. II VIII be the
making OF YOU and you liable to be set up IN business
lie tod Price then that he that he had seen
wr Bercher and Mrs IltOn in adultery and told hun 10
sfote IL in his affidavit he had Loader added that me
keyhole won't work you must say you saw through the
fog doors" Loader also tod him not To forget tha
Inc stairs had platform and 30 say that they we're pal
a for the work aud add that tall elderly Lazy pad
rnr the lob In a five, two and a one dollar panA
nnte Loader also told Price TO say that he was
81 wears old ard had been IN this country eight years
price said They find that this Is not true AT 'asc
Garirn" Loader said. They'll never take the trouble
don't believe they will 20 before tie Judge ans now
MFR Morris tlen gave Price - and told him To go TO
and MI Morris said, You'd better go out OF town for
that night FOR you1l have crowd follow ing you
nns Mr.. Morris gave Price 80, as he sald
for cigar money introduced him to MI rear
s,l and told him 10 go with MI Pearsai
Price went with Mr. Pearsall To Whitesione Flushing
and College Point and returned To MI M0rriss once on
re next day Then Mr.. Morris gave Price - more Tor
ri money In afternoon Price went To MI hOrr!ss
oil sga.u and received 70 more. Tow days atcrNaru