, 1875-03-29

AiyWllcrG IN ehO hUuae. Altea Lucy peyes mann
up tho bed, as she testified, aud Sir. Itop dii
not slcop In tie house tin. night, although ho
| weH there lato In tho evening; nor did lie sat
breakfast there tho next morning, or any other
| morning Fave tho ono to nllich havo refcgtod
above. Tho second night ahc changes lie .cet,c
to The third story. Uf course, it would not llsvs
done very veil TO put ua ati together In my own
Foom-sho second floor back-bccauao II was
there that Col. blood had to eloep; lenco rho
takeh III another light further upward. and de-
posita IH. with cake auu wine. in the room, xhtch
was occupied By my father and mother; OF,
perhaps. INTO tho front room which was occupied
ny my Blister and her chlldron. 1t Acurns to me.
Liioy That YOU bad bottor have loft III down in tho
parlor. where you had A 30 nicely tho first night
u did you happcn to remember. after koeplnE
IN thoro tho tifBt night, tat tho eoIa lounge Ind
bccn removed. or tint It had changed iss form
INTO common sofa upon which mattresBcs md
4t!l or July, 1d!2. alept In tile second story
back room. 81 always did In that house. witt,
Col. Ulood. and not with Theodore 14Iton. Wo
hal no spare room IN tue house; every ono HaB
families, and weto so used every night, Mr..
11iton WAS never In tho roomh above tie second
floor but once. and that waa III the DAYTIME
almoht tho tlrat tltno he was ever there, when
that tue htories III circulation that kept gor-
BeouT, improper lIotAe wero fnlgo. Bus he ire
vuently went up tbs Stain with me to tho roof
Of the house TO enjoy tho starlight anl oool
U1tSxc Va F4cAHAlk 9T4nllltk*
Furthermore. wish to Bay tilat arr. Triton
mover conveTscd With mo about tho b:a,ldal in
tho prcscnce OF any third PARTIES nor did any
Third parti"a ever convor4e with me In the ptes-
persons outside ot Mss CIatlin, Col Hood, aud
tnyseh. The testimony that las been Gi"cn to
that effect by tNo gentlemen II erroneous. they
probably having cohfonuded conversations had
with mo with conversations whon Mr.. Titnn was
present. Still cannot imsgiue how such 1T. er-
ror could have been made by them nnwittingly;
suppose Il must hsyo been 80 made, tile Aa1ila
AZ @as probably the error Of tho two geutleme,
procession in honor OF RoHAcl. Air. Tilton
ncltlcs walked BY Iuo nor rodo NTH Mo that day,
nor With Miss CIahu. So wo tee !low enstjy
people may he mistaken about thngs il v1l1ca
they l!ave at, intereht, and VIC ought pot TO bo
surprised that great t,,any porao.s 1nnke slight
m!stakes III 70 important q case aa this one.
whero tho moat powerful OF lntorcsta aro COM
b!llaa 10 support man in q way and with al
carnsasaeas that no other person in tho country
soema 70 me TINT eano compelled to resort TO
these alternatives, to supposed " "auarous
EIances.'" and .te1ides embraces" and 'rrcpa-
rationu for rastflng At night" IN places and In
ways In which llote hut foula would indulge
Eosort 70 these, Bay, bccr,.Eo tl,cy wou!l he i'm
Eossib!o OF observation where and When they
might Occur with pouplo having thoir Ecn.es-
il "a emergency. :. 'IcroEiA Z. Nonp4ri.L
DEECHER's GOOD TIRE.
Al the Plymouth Church prayer.mecting, laEt
Friday evening" Sir. Beechcr clos.d Lis remarks
with the following:
:. aol tnls :. NY man err a. in hi. IL , wora.
had glorious parents, all sdvr:ae> If .uc..ion thai
oonl ea had n NY Day: wan Always healthy rtfoug
s wor aas es sht Z ,y eoa 49, =,
sna in.sr.ettI W tas proxrt*' sna aese'olmsns u
QfAl OF Eltl
Gus beur wltns.s that ths strenylh u ny lte. III
& as,l o. Tn,s =. o ny ministry to ,ea Of
q as II 1st aod tS s9s1. 1g
sS nuSnes of Jess G.erowsl ns ssea II shst s
might be crowned again, liz cysr yrs to iu,kc Inter-
ess.|oa. r. ~ Il a. teen .no:e tlan fathsF or
esr no ana ate !: tue sesret M II ~ czhe seerst e
a hass ,a o. t.oa q N h, IL mat mort shan MI things
e'A' ''A' - "'e'u "s''as.
nees,e rl,aurre rre7,,oux
r, me- ttI,7of 9,:. onE aS;saco n.tna a. a.:'o"t'
o"" .ms 1u''''W s re ~ r"'eago t., 4',y"M: ~
cAicaoo' Aaion .t.-IhR tribune OF 1hnrs'
day said: "Ihis aiglty aud unreliable witnees
has beeu 40 seriously mIxed up by Judge Fullor-
ton tlat ler tc7tiu,ony Ia absolutely vorth-
.sa 10. Mss spoAa, Ass naaoa5' ol
hcf haVlne beon ccuGht tripping In tho
sroty about Hiss Anthony, and lnlcrs from that
that sllo Is an untruthful person. Your Honor
.t.t.p,on,s IT, .,'., et a',t 49,, w." " .A,sa
s'ateAioh'a' tn ~ a'ss Mase' bne las hesef
poen cauant tl:psue III tho Aoth"py
story. Beforo tho Investigating Committee, aha
incidentally mentioned that eha ono TINA IN ,Isn
Anthony sitting 10 Tilton'. a,,. II faiso. that is
the stransest story that over was invented. and
slle must have told It knowng that Aiss Anthonv
you'd dcny It mud destroy hoT charaotar far yera.
city do not t!sinli II III nurod either OF tho par-
tics, even il true, aud wns evidently not laid
lot tl,at purposc, The etor7 waa f1aslIoi
through tho country. au il a hi.t,-tpned murder
had bean committed A reuortor trotted sfter
Wjrs Anthony to bo tho ,irsf one ia net hcr dc.
nial. liz urged her very s.rcnuously 10 DEWITT
II untrue, ret eilo leciiyiod to do so. On tbe |
strength OF tho intp1yiow. hownscr. i,
try th.t sIe enin ,iatpueta o na o,,1n o''1mi
BSsnio half.idiot: anii the Committee yn1e
held up to rdicuIc for having sucl, story told
them, Willis tn tlia city. einea tEcn. Miss IN.
thopY took pains to teli 1'u,susr ro'ortar int
a.o neyor had Denied It, aud sautoi to know
w!,at tho harm, .saa If R,s 1it Eo IN n. th,t