The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30

And deponent further saith that Is stated
n said afayt o. said Loader mat dsponsni eye,
IN SAID rtons house either IN said month Of uclobsr
Leaders afAdayit, that this deponenr ever saw
in sad house Ana deponen further says that he has
never seen Mrs Elizabeth Tilton either said house
Sha hs ssd q said Loader % sr as i eas
e s sd S9a h and 70 d ana 70 h
deponents o5setyaton q saii ESa6eta tSn s and
Loader 70 be untrue At the nme when ne maze ths
taken and sworn e before this 2sth day Of june.
No steps havo as yet been taken looking 10 the
Indictment OF Loader or Price. The Grand Jury ~
not In session.
A TALK WITH COLONEL BEEoHEB.
HERALD reporter called upon colonel Beecher
at his ONCE IN Brooklyn yesterday and was po-
litely received.
Colonel, nave called to see you in regard 10 the
arrest OF Joseph Loader and John Price.
Colonel BREoHRR--I nave nothing 10 say on the
subject; you must wait until they are brought
into court tomorrow morning TO get your mlor-
nation.
REpoRTER-wny were they not examined in
court to-day, as was anticipated
Colonel BEECHER-It was our intention 70 have
had them examined, but circumstances pre-
vented.
REPoRTER-Colonel Beecher can you place any
reliance on the oath OF man VINO has perlured
himself as this fellow Price has done, and who
now, when he finds himself in a TX that he little
expected TO be in. Ia willing 10 make any confes-
Mons TO get scot free
Colonel BEEcHER-I place so much reliance In
him that accept lis afidavit that what he has
heretofore uttered was false and that he win now
tell the truth.
REPoRTER-oolonel, II you trust this man 50
implicitly as to take his afldavlt when you know
that ne has made another statement on oath why
do you arrest him and have him cast into prlsonf
Colonel BEECHER-I want MIN for a witness.
REPoRTER-Cculd you not trust aim TO appears
Colonel BEEcHER-I have nothing TO say on
that point; he Will be In court tomorrow.
REPoRTER-Wnat do you intend 10 40 In the
case Of Price2 win you prosecute nim or let min
go2
Colonel BEEoHER-I do not know what the
future Of the young man will be. You must
watch the trial. 1t VIII begin tomorrow.
INTERVIEW WITH LOADER.
Joseph Loader the uphosterer, was visited
yesterday afternoon in his cell in Raymond Street
JAIN. Two other prisoners occupied the cell with
him. Loader looked be calm and collected.
On being shown Prices statement ne said there
was q mistake as regarded the man he swore TO
have been working with him at Theodore rltons
house at the time Of the alleged improper IA
marities between MIR. Beecher aud Mrs. Tilton
The name OF tie man was Neville, not Price
There was q mistake In the fildavlt; ne men,
toned Neville IN all cases az she man who mad T.
messed the acts referred 10, Dut II was put down
wrong In the afildavlt.
REPoRTER-But did yon not read the tndaYir
before you signed and swore 10 1T
LoADER-No; l thought IL was Neville they had
IN II.
REPoRTER-was the aGldavit read for youp
LoADER-I believe IL was; but AID not pay par
ticular attention 70 the name.
REPoRTER-Did you believe, when you heard tho
affidavit read, that IL was NeVllle's name aP-
peared In It, instead OF Pnce's =
4 LOADER-l did; out did not pay particular at
tenton.
REPoRrFR-And yet You swore to itP
/ LoADER-Yes; 10 might have been Price was In
Y II, out dld not notice.
Price and he were together when the anldaylts
K were sworn 10 ne SAID rhey nad each been sum
\ moned at the same time bat that one dld NOS
Il know the other was coming. lie admitted he was
pre- ent while Prices aifidayit was read but did
y NOT take much notice or III
Y REP0RTER. WHAT do you say az to the accuracy
\ OF Prices statement IN this mornings papers 2
lOADER-Oh that ~ ali correct. lie never
+ worked in Mr. Tutoa's house with me aaa kne "
u nothing about these things III was Neville VINO
worked with me ana saw what ! described in my
4 amdayt.
II REPORTER-Ts his statement that you asked him
70 20 into tais thing with you also correctf
Il REPoRTER-Did Price ever work for you
LoADER-He did, but not in Iltons mouse.
REPoRTER-Where Is THIS man Neville now,
IoIrFr-I 9opt know where he h. he "a como
away loIae where haye been told he Is dead. /
] h.lye not seer nun Tor three Years
Loader protested that he had given MS evil.
dence, wnica Is true, most reluctantly. ne said
he was subpmuged and only consented 70 give tue
lnforratian after pelng repeatedly urged 70 DO SO
4 ~ exJudRe A0rri- anu General Pryor.
/ me statements made as 70 mis- being suspected
I OF dishonesty BY ms employers Loader cndrae-
terizes Us base fasehoods without SHADOW OF
/ foundation. the only houses ne has worked FOR
in this country are MesSrs Lord & Taylor and a
4 Mr.. Keity, or broadway lie said IL 0as simply
| ridiculous to say his late employers had noticed
! stolen goods IN his store WINDOW, as they would
! certainly rave prosecuted him Tor theft II IL had
been -. he also denies that there Was any els
grace Ia his atlnre 10 business, az lady TO whom
he nad given over 5000 worth Of goods kept HIM
out OF HIS money ana Was tie immediate cause VI
his failure.
On being shown that portion OF Price'a state
ment relating 70 their meeting at tue Uilce o.
Morris X Pearsan, he denied wiuking or giving
any signal 20 Price, as no said there we're So many
present that there would be no disability Of DONG