New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-16
MP SAVAGE AND MR. GLIDER
TWO WITNESSES FOR FEUARDENT.

,,,a ubel case In the Quilted States circuit Court
e,omrnt 10 a conclusion the testimony OF A. Duncan
savage and introduced that of Richard watson 'ulei
49, rd,tor of The CeHtuy. The courtroom was larry
, ad hut the spectators were not entertained with
harn messages at arms between counsel and starving
hits Of testimony such as have marked the history VI
,revtous days The remainder OF MI Savages tes'inu'
daal, largely with archaeological authOrlueS' anu ~
Cfder contributed TO the evidence little OF Hesh o u
,erestjne character The mornings work was ope"'u
With long presentation Of arguments on inc p"i "
Messrs Choato aud Bangs for and against Ino q"
mission into evidence OF letter wino"
the witness to General di Cesnola and dateu NJ
% 1851 The letter admitted by the Coui 20 a.,
its contents bore on the question OF tue o'euu 49,,
witness The letter was written on the eve s nt
nesss retirement from the Museum ana % -, ON
hearty grateful and affectlonate remeuloI"n " o.
General di Cesnoa's kndnesses but suiu Zoo mon
charged Heukel and Alley he Woulu n"Ao s rno ,ttor
enemies and the writer their ardent TRENT - cot
also spoke Of General di CesnoS > ''e"'
ence The witness then testined; - w.t.,
~, ,ho that there were suspicious that he t
ard Hey had been unfathfll TO tne naIion 10 Mr.
tney I and had denied the charge. me-
the time that wrote that ter rneE evcrvthiug and
W., wrote the letter asking that they DC e'"nTn
mosss Prime and di Cesnoa regarding !Re photograph
of he miest with the hand and pateia on Hau NV
VI o. It. helicying IT, In the latter part Oh january
ISL discovered something which destroyed my GGn
dce in General d CesnOld, ana when ieu c 70 od
he Woma no Neutrality-suspicious. These the effect
that General di Cesnoa MISUNDERSTANDING FS h nst
had 9cen arer the Generals return from Cyprus
Ieli@r1hIi ,aIervision aud by Mr. Ballard had two
EXAMINATIONS of the matter nom "ehcii N ~
Nh @cond conv ersatiou with HcuGe was on August ~
IsqI did not write TO General oil Ceshola o! wa" =,
had learned from Iienkel ana dId not say any ~ hV
him about 1t his coming back hau pcV SA 49,, ~
one of the trustees TO delay my r'SSnon VIZ General III
frst fixed September 80, 80 that G0nid nav
1.o1oas explanation did not ask hun or any 'S H
stnn nf Hcukc's statement or OF the torn ''AA- 'S
second resignation was dated November ~
Nr Stickpcy here offered in evidence the letter OF
resignation together with subsequent aud amended
one-amendcd by MI. Savage at the suggestion q, "c"
eral di Cesuula. the suggestion being chDo'u'd I'll
Letter Mr. stickncy asked for the original q; the Gen
erals letter but Mr. Bangs said he might read copy OF
Il m Mr. stickney's possession subject to correction
Early i'm the reading occurred the phrase which eN-
panation you SAID you found perfectly satisfactory
THIS referred to the explanation made regarding the eN-
istcuce of tie photograph OF tho priest with tho Manu-
and patera of. Mr. Bangs corrected this phrase by
reading from the original, where 1t appeared which IL
nv Judgment YOU should have found satisfactory
Further reference TO this subject was subsequently rrd
ON, by tho Court the testimony of Nj stckney That
General d CesnOla had never told him that the paper
read was a copy, that II Was picked ont "t mass OF P"
pes by the counsel the face Of the paper was
draft OF letter aud not a copy Ah' witness
continued:
General Iii Ccsnola lid not ask NC t. keep any 'lns
secret lie said it very hard That his own assistant
would not believe him, but preferred IN" N"'I p 'i't
unknowu person. / said ! would thiaL a"1a' u anu
chose to believe lIenkcl After wrote i9si II h" HS,
charged enkel and Alley that they would lie General q"
Cesnolas enemies and would be- Their ardent iiC"I h
after eft the Museum, took All acuv" pat ~ ." war
neasr 10 can it, and could get the 'n"n en-"
p,y 1S ,c TGII in Mr FrHarrcnts oc summer
This was the letter signed Du'niS alleged !" he !" 'i'
dence on Wednesday Mr.. Fcuardrut never said 10 me
that he would attack General I'll Cceh""s p'N""
character, OF Iuln his social p"siNoh'
REDIRECT EXAMINATIONS.
The oneston whether or not Mr. Feuudr"t had ever
said he would attack General d Cesnolas military record
was objected to- Mr. Choate said that II bore directly Oh
the question of the plaintiffs malice Inc Court OF
cludcd an declarations made after tho beginning "t
the suit and Mr. Choate asked that decision he reserved
until he could submit authorities Mr. Savage was then
onestioned by Mr.. Bangs re direct examination lie
said:
Ibave done everything could to bring out the truth in
me pfT3tH. y,,,s wout mirror IN weight of
thnritv on that side There is some DIVISION "l ob-
Ion @ Am, G arc fS in on f III me Post s
what General di C0snOa had told me ANA bcrs'u mn
jn nni believe those statements now. dId not then
know all the facts Truth requires NE To "lIh!IaN ihr
statements III The Post to me epct that no ls,oron,
have lcru made Ia t,c collection. In July 1850 "Ch
wrotr line letter 10 General Ill CcrBOa at Iuchb'id
S's that I'M. been Rcd here had entire confidence
IN General dl CesUla That letter docs not convey nay
resent sentiments. have nnw lao desire ihai Inc diA
~ borscyhnUing slionld rrtnrn that might uh,in
Uslsd Iy thTIsi,g Mr. Fen,rdcnt. II SOuii not give
me relief do not now entertain sentiments similar 10
those expressed with respect to Gchc5d gu 'cSh"4t
When wrote OF General d Ccsugas 'lSidl SCI Ices !"
science referred 10 the oe! that ne hhl nnhsli :! p
riOte art before the world. MI Fruaidynl Was present
tbe second T., cning Of the Investigating Committee pr"
cc,tIiurs The witnesses not under "di' Mr'Ni7
Htchcocs Daly and Barnard asked questions General
"a Cesno!a said that tbc committee and Il" ""hl un"h
stairs after tue meeting and had g"od snppcr S'di
No 40 was, think examined Wy We ooihl.'V o 1 ,
No 1877 Between August 81 and ana NnNcuhrf ~ the
sations With the trustees and agreed 10 delay my iosis
nation until after the trial But learned htt the sat
bad ecn trans the state 10 the Federal conn
The album was then shown containing photographs
taken in CYPRUS This the album "'crrcd to 10y
Mr. Savage on Wednesday as being In the library The
witness said;
discovered the photograph OF inc Hihllt'7 80 ,,
showing different condition from me p'',n' "hr i'i
last dav was IN the Museum, December j. h"d studied
the collection but before The % M @
not suspected restoIduoil
On the recross-ex,minatiom, Mr. Suc'uicy simply
asked one question point out that when h" ILLUSTRATION
Of tho Blended Venus IN DaelIa book Wa, exhibited
showing that statue without the feet and the dove Nj
SAVAGE had not translated all OF the accompanying text
One paragraph stated that perfect dove aud The feet
were found near the statue at the time Of its discovery
Mr.. GLIDER On TIE STAND.
Richard Watson GildcT testified that lac Is the Editor
Of The Century magazine, and has been 80 Tor thirteen
wears past, first managing editor and now a. Chief
BEFORE that he was Editor OF Hours at Home. lie
tinued:
Ihayc stnded archaeology far the interests Of my
rnaCaznc demanded. have examined the antiquities IN
TTrouean nIuscuins visited the CesHola cOllec
tion In November, 1850. Ny last N!slt Vas lie"
months ago visited there frequently after me pahica-
ton Of Mr. savages letters in The Tunes pad special
visits in March, 1882 and examined every O.lecI
There were no evidences OF restoration but some OF hon
est r,uar One OF these slab win an luscIlp
ZION the other was in on. OF the sRIcOphaG where All
omen space was filed up aud the carving wa hot cont-
ued There WAC no appearance OF H%eluIe Oh tAT CUT
side Of the amathus s;tFcOphasus There were bfdss
bands or wire the inside could not see any evidences
OF repair Ia the statue holding the COW hc;l although
had Sir. COales pamphlet. The little Hercules tNO 50!
locked like an ancient stat &c without repairs should
say that the value q collection would bc damaged, II
restorsttouS were kno2n to have taken place In thc
cas- of suspicious, should think its value would De
,rpttv ueatiy Worthless Mr.. 1t. Gaudeus, MI. Ndld
aud Professor Weir accompanied me to The Museum ~
different occasions. When the hRnc holding Lolh'u
head and AphrOdite and Eros were taken out oi their
.irf lin IIlIin hi hN N.rI