, 1875-05-11
THE REBuTTAL.

TESTIMONY or oEonGH /. uELL.
New Yong, Mny 10.-Tho Brooklyn City
Courtroom mas crowded. this morning, and tho
great scandal trial was resumed. Ms. ..and Mr.
Beechoe catno III early, and hr. Tllton, Stephen
Pearl Andrews, aud Kato Mcdonald sat with tho
plaintiffs lawyers. Counsel on both sides and
all tho members Ct the jury were prompt.
The first witness recalled by plaintiffs counsel
WAS :9sorge A. Boil. Ho sestiAed, hAvo no
remembrance Of tho 1Vcst ..chargeB, bat remember
tho proposed Dsacons' mootlng, after tho Wood
hull charges wero made.
Mr. 8hoarman objected to this evidence, on
tho ground that tho mattar had basu fully gono
into on tho lircot examination. Hr. Fullerton
aAid he believed thia vaA 30, aud passed to IN.
other subject.
The wtnAaa continued remember an inter-
viow with Nr. DoaoheZ IN The middle OF Decem-
bcr, 1870, about Mr. Tilson'B domestic difficult
tieH. Mr. Bsochor aaw mo in h!a own house,
whero wont At his request. Mr. Doeaher re-
ques:ed 1py opne2n about 20 yist;,nK Mrs Morse.
Mrs. Tton, to consult with regard to domestfo
nuars in hor household. and that she Was st her
mothers house. Rnd
had LEFT HER uuHDAHp.
Hs said that Tilton'B conduck with regard to H.
contin1lnneAa wa very low; that ho had beer,
called on by young girl In Tilton's household,
who told him Of T1lton'a conduct towards her.
uo proposed to band tho matter over to Mrs.
Deechor, who wAa to 60 and noe Mra. TtILon tho
uo1t day. Aquoation came up about perma-
nent hcpsratiou, and he aaksd mo what thought
aboutit It. said nothing eso ooald be done. 1Io
asked mo IL tho adylce Of tho ladies Of the
church should bs called. I said not; that 1t
could 10 managed, BY > fow batter than BY
large number, aud 1t wa hetter In hls and Mrs.
Deacher's hands. had m .intarvisw noxt day
with Mr. Bcoclor. have letter st home call
lug for this Interview, and think the dato IL
OH 1t.
Tho Witness was NOT croae-examined.
LLwIs J. JAMEs.
Tue ne1t witness WAS Lewis J. James, 81per-
intondent Of tlls uealth-Ltft Company: liAve
known Mr. Dsecher by sight for about ten years,
I gaw hin ut . O'Clock Oh tbs morning Of tho I'd
OF juno, 1879. on tho carriage roadway at the
Wall street ferry, coming from tho direction Of
Columbia HelGhts, and hs waa going iu ths d.
date Of my rnhtt,age, WAS = worry rleaaant day
With mo, and nlTaya mako It i special holiday.
hit. Deec3er's fsca woto doWnoaak oppression,
and he did not rscoGnlzo mo.
Croas.exR.nlnod BY Mr. Evarta: think ho
had = gloomy faco. aud .oro no oyerooat.
Ile Weather WAS warm. bly, recollection is that
1t waa : day to di9pense With ovorcoats. l
could not racol!aot what kind OF nat he wore, nor
how long before this lad soon him, When
ilrss raw Mr.. Deoehor he was on Montague Ter
tAcc, think on tho ride Of tlo bridge toward
Columbia Heights. Tho bridge u oyor = road
way leklng to tho forty. Was walking down
Montague street, and 10 wAs coming 1t right
angles to my course. lie cro1Bed boforo mo and
had profile Wow OF his faco. His oyas were
cAat on The ground aud lis brow was corrugated.
! sAw Mr. Doeeher turn into .Remson stroct,
gofng In tho direction Of Nonlton'a residence.
After "a Sing Mr. Hcocher ] went to my chioa for
abort t!me aud then wont homo . little ssrliez
THAI usual. That WAS koml-holilay With MO,
aud saved lttle OF The fag-anl OF tbs day.
Last Saturday WIS applied to As witncss In
tho oaao.
ygarn1Au r, nop1Nsov
WAS recalled and testifeds know Emma 7.
Moultou. She la niece OF .nine. probably
saw her in the month Of June. 1879.
Tho witnese WAS asked II he IenembeEed a
conversation In June, 1873, With Mrs.. Moulton.
IN which shs related to him her interview with
Mr. Dcecuor on The I'd Of last month.
10 this Mr. Eya1ta objected, and Gen. Pryor
argued On behalf OF lta admission, on the gronud
Mrs.. Mouiton took place betoro II nAs adyauced
BY the other sids that the iutaryiew Of june 4,
1873, was fahlication.
g ooapsol y y aao.9a from %Taylos On Evidence M
admission Of tho witnasa' testimony. Concur
rouce wAa unanimous. OF courao. they aavo-
Gated and stood unehslopged III tho law OF csi-
donce. 1t was ono OF tho !ghts ast forth for tho
guidance Of The truth, aud rush would DO the
hand TINT would endeAyor to oxtingulsh It.
Nh. FnYo1 TAKEN ILL.,
While tho speaker mss lu tha hsight Of his sr
Butnent, ho stopped suddenly, and said "If
your Honor will pardon me nomnut, have N
attack Of yortlGo," and thsn yAuk down III his
chAlr. Windows woro thrown open, and IL a faw
monaenta Mr. Pryor had recovered, aud, rlsing,
said he thought he had made = clear caso and
was aGont to continus, but WAS ssain overcome,
euu lad to sit down.
Il was suggested thAt recess shonld b. taken
half M hour haforo tho usual time, but to this
Ilr. psyor denlusEod, and rose again mud quoted
from Gen. Tracy's address In regard to llta.
Mou1ton's appearsuco IN tha caso, whsu Il Was
imputed that sho appeared ~ Wtueaa under
tho Influence of lor huabaud. Couossi also
quoted from Ms. Deschss'a testimony, whsn he
sAld that Mrs. Moultoa had not mAda ststs-
mont against him OF hsf oHu accord.
Counsel offered TO prove thai Mre. Ioulten,
~ ts4 u IL th4 oontt Nd ~ tuf9. Rr. Rt.