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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE. 2
Engagement Of the greatest living actress,
CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN, r
supported by
W. r. SHERIDAN.
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
GUY NERING,
Meg Merrilles es,............... Charlotte Cushman.
WEDNESDAY,
QUEEN KATHARINE.
FRIDAY (LAST APPEARANCE),
LADY MACBETH.
NoTIcE-There will be no Saturday matinee.
ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Orchestra. eo
ParQuette. Wv
No extra charge for reserved seats ut Amboid''
ap 10-1l*
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/ ample room would be glad 10 rent out FL
= .;iuu ot ny 81 UkE!iOE ST, consisting of three
s:.r!->. or vii! store all sorts OF merchandise at
y..,Irfa'r rates. JEFFERI MASON,
~. 1861 corner Seventeenth and Main streets.
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EUk RENT, Il DESIRABLE STORE
4 ,g.ta uppcr floors, situated on Main street, HE
north ,i- between seventh and sighrh streets
~, .-.;.pi for any retail business. Rent very mod
~, IO.3; LYME G BROTHER.
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COURT Orders.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
III = rEG ENp TILE E,A STk RN DIS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EAsTERS DIS.
TKICT OF VIRGINIi-ln the matter OF George
T'yIer bankripl In bankrup.cy-No 4 ,8l9.-East-
ern District OF visgiaa, So; Eichmond, "a; "a;
thIs matter he referred to John 8. Wise, Of Rich
mond, Va, who is hereby appointed speciI cont
missioner for the purpose 70 inquire Into and re-
port to this court the amount ana pEtofSitiss OF the
This carse Said commissioner, before executing
this decree shall give notice 70 the creditors OF sslu
hank rnnt by written notice 70 then, where practca-
be and by publication, once week for four weeks weeks
In the Richmond Dtspatca, OF the time ana place
az executing this decree.
"a eA''@e KO. ". HUGHES, District Judge.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICHMOND. VA,
March &C. lS74.-1b the Creditors g Georgs
TIer bnnErupt: Notice Is hereby given 10 the ere.
di;"rs Of George Tyler Of Garo!,ne COUNTY, vs;;a ia
f"rreoing decree, mas fixed TUESDAY, April 2s,
ls74 al 10 O'Clock A. 81, as the tirEe' ard his Of
Ace. No. 4 Shafers bailding, cerner Tenth and
Main streets 9ichmons. Va, as the place for exc
cutinz the duties the reby prescribed: r,,r
nh o7Fsw Special Commissioner
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MUs1cK OF 1E oLDES TIME
Certain OF ye goode olae s,,,,.
ANTHEMS, FUG UES, q OTHER sEflS-
PIECES,
will be Played and Sun3e at
We PURLICk HALL CALLEO " "AssEABLt
ON Friday We lOte DAY of April, In ye yere OK our
; Lord 1874.
Ye Sounding of ye Muslck will begin at Esrly Can
die Lighte, mi1 is now Eight oy ye Ciocke'
Ye price to enter in will be FOgR And SiA
PESCE, 1.-TWO children under ~ years OF
age can 60 In on one tcketJ ana
We first who do come Will q &e
hude yc best places.
We ystes Of We Musisk will be hfRhteen renee, arh
may lie obtaYned OF Slcght Howard, VINO
have thayre shappe settle doWpf
on ye corner OF Ma!u and '"h
Tenth streets. ssst yr;
Zap Std
MANY requests having been made for reserved
sea,s for Inc Old Folks Concert it has been decided
70 have them, though by no means an od-dmc Gus
tom. -, =.
Howard's, and parties desiring reserved seats can
secure them by paying twenty-five cents for tue
check.
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EUH RENT, TWO ROOMS, one fur EN:ss
L !!>A.d. second floor. suitable for q gen. sa;I
;..lnar. arply lu4 MAYO STREET.
~, 4.1it near. Franklin street.
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L'UR RENT. that most desirable RE- o.
4 >intNCE No. III west Main street. &::a
iF"g:I:g Monroe Park. containing seven rooms,
"aG Kitchen and stable attached. Several KINDS
&. .FGit and rrapery on lot Possession at once.
Aigiv =, HILL & GUDDlS,
III: e-3t HOS Main street.
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u-,NTFD. TO CLOSE OUT within

" ANTED, TO CLOSE OUI wlthln tue
W o,yi trtcen days so GOLD WATCHES,
,,.,a: 500 dwt. GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, BUT
TrNS &C. Amongst the watches there are some OF
no te,,; makes IN extra heavy karat gold cases,
s.r:, IN: kcy-wili!crs: all Of which will sell st
s-.t.: r.rsalmS in orev to close Them out at the
t..l,>; possible date 10 realize money advanced
a. >xSln 81 -
; A. WlSSTOCk'S LOAN OFFICE.
Nol7 suu,praih street. under exchange Hotel.
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CTOCkS AND BONDS
- AT PRIVATE SALE.
Virginia State Bonds, consols and Ieclers;
Kchuond CITY Bonds, per cent. and q Der
Cca:.:
Various Railroad Bonds:
Home IEs,irance Ct mpany Stock:
Merchants AMI Planters Savings Bank Stock
First National Bank Stock:
Stale Bank or Virginia Stock.
Neare now dol ne Il stock business commission
only, and will le glad 10 serve our friends.
Our Mr.. 7. j. Wright Will give hs personal al
t:tk,n 10 all bussnez2 enu listed TO u.
ap1C-3t LANCASTER q CO.
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HEsR1co COUNTY CouRT.-This court was
not In session yesterday.
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EDK RENT. FOUR BRICK TENE- M
4 NfNTN on Arch street bet Sixth Ssa::k
and >eyrilIh STREETS containing four rooms, &c.,
Vu water on each lot all 10 good repair; newly
hgr. Eent very low. apply 10 ,
- 9-3t LYME & BROTHER.
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EVH RENT, FRAMED HOUSE on ST.
4 -" -ist Inc II Ainth street, north OF Ea:;S
Leigh stree. contains six rooms, &C.
~. o., LYME K BROTHER.
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EOh RENT. fss
EXECUTIVE CoNAITTEE}
OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
March ;. 1874.
H,e"trcG. lhst when not neyded for the purposes
q! uIc Exchange, The chairman OF this cOmmittee
T." authorlztd 10 rent out the EXCHA SGE ROOM
igr purposes OF general ineetiugs OF the commu-
htH, lectures readiug, &c. ..
In accprdance with the above, offer to the COM
iiuilty as we'll lighted and coInlnodious and
''A'FAiS located III ALL for the ABOVE purposes rs
'.a uc had In the city. Apply to
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Chairman Executive Committee,
MT Il I'm ms Main street.
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L'Ok RENT. FRONT ROOM, in the g.
4 second story o. No. G12 seventh street. IN
~!;h hal! rom adjoining Apply on the premises.
: 4
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yXTOOD CARPETiNGi AND VAIN
w SCOTING for barkss stores, halls. ciniFG.
rooms. bxh-roomn. &c. plain, parqaet or ani.lG,s %
corner al SInth and franklin st<eets, Richmond,
Va. sole agents for this eisy. .,,,nssou
Inh I6-Imk BLACK h ROEossos. Z
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-aRcRITEcTs, RUMDERs, DE.

DLACK g. R0BOSS8N, ARCHITECTS
- AND BUILDERS. furnish PLANS and CON-
TRACT for all kinds OF BUILDINGS, ooth IN sne
t.itv and country, hoping that by prompt atten-
ZION to business we viii aerit share Of the punie
patronage. r,,, .,.o.,s
Richmond, Va. es:s noporSrS
b.. BLACK, sa& bee: asnoSSIs, sS,
>'' = ImhI e. 1m6f ssE-
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RI'SISE>S wANES-
WANTED. TO SELL

" .ANTEp. TO SELL
0>f THOUSAND CORPS PINE AND oAh
W'r,p :. k;let.'S station. low for cash. | have
=. -,.,. supply y; my yard. corner Fifteenth
g., na-i streets. for retail y, low rates. All In
,.a; Nil please give me call:
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E;OR RENT, two or three very desIra- ae:s aeI::ss
= D., ROOMS, sing'y or otherwise; suitable ia.I
Gas, water. aaI servants attendance. Apply at
"" l07 wc-, Gary street or No. $50 Broad street.
j
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YoU cAs, GRr MORE GOODS for your money ut
LEVY BRort4RKs' thar at any other establishment
in this city; theirs s. strictly oue-price store
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LIST OF GIFTS IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIFT
EsTERPKIsE, to take place at Norfolk May 9th,
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Tor RENT, nice FRAME COT-Gs
L TAGE on Twenty-f fifth street. between Ell
Broad aud Grace: SIX rooms: kitchen, &C.; water
on !"t. Rent Il per molth. Apply to
ap So; LYSE& BROTHER.
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UMBRELLAS, nice and firmly made,

UMBRELLAS, nice and FIRMLY made,
Fit for shower or for shade;
Umbrellas for the sturdy farmer.
Umbrellas for the female charmer,
Umbrellas for the loye-sick beau,
Umbrellas for to school TO so;
IN fact, umbrellas Of any size and quality for sale
remarkably cheap at SCHAAP's, 14o2 Main street.
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LUk RENT, THAT DESIRABLE e.
BRICK DWELLING at the corner OF ELL
fiIh and Leigh streets. 1t contains ten rooms aud
Gathroonl; kIlchcn aud stable. Possession ut once
JOHN HARRULE,
ap 1-lw $40 Broad street.
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THIRD AND LAST CONCERT,
FRIDAY EVENING, April 10th.
Entire Change Of Programme
General admission, 50c.; Orchestra chairs 7Sc.
Secured seats 10 be had IN the Opera-House- OF 81
K. Campbell Co., without extra charge.
an 10-lte
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I-,NrEp. immediately, st Locust Dale
" ,.,,,iry. a single gentleman 80 TEACH
,,. "a ,nd GERMAN. Applicants will give
! =. .-..-,, ri >tste salary. Address
'''''." \ L.GORDUN,.kapida Station.
Cnlpcpcr county,Na.
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WANTED. 80 colored MINERS and
" ,rlrsES :.r Indiana and Illinois. Men
- s->'. - So pcr day. Transportation fur
-. wish 10 gci many men 10 take their
.s. WIN :ntin - can do 81. Have houses ready
80 ''''' T. JCSTlS, Labor Agent,
No. q Fifteenth street.
Richmond, Va
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VIRGINIA OPERA.HOUSE.

THE EwouLD-RENowSED
uUTCHINsO FAMILY,
In their select
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
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CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
MILITARY NOTICES.

The regular meeting OF the Association win take
place MONDAY, 13th at 8 O'Clock, st Office OF rfa
southern Mutual Insurance Com pany. ap 8.5s
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,--,\rrp. FIVE THOUSAND DOL
" ,r> VIRGINIA CoSSoL BONDS, In ex-
49,. .,,r rates iar excellent real estate In full
g. H. ri;, xui certain steadily TO adY Ance IN
..f-,>> ADVERTISERS, care j. l.. APP
". ..F,.,:c acrut- Sp 6-5t
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Never can Forget n Kindness Done
10 Me.

NJ. Bccchcr then told the story of TIL
ton Going t. Washington and. having
his .on Henry appointed lieutenant in
the regular army.
Q-Thcrc ar three letter, written on
February :. 1871. am not quit" ,ur"
whether ! understood YOU correctly in
saving that YOU did not seo Th"od"res :
letter TO MouitOn Of la: date. Al hav"
no rcmberance of it. | only know there
wa. an arrangement made among ~ I"
bring our influence TO bear upon E.lza-
beth in consequence Of her state of mind.
I used to say to him: "Moulton, am 8
man walking in the open air and full "t
work. and Theodore * st loose and do
ing whatever be pleases, and We can come
down and talk 10 you sndHhave counsel.
ut what human being has Elizabeth
Tilton to talk with her in her trouble
She Is shut UP at home sick and unbe-
friended. and it Is not generous for us to
let her 90 unthought Of and uncared for.
! was ALWAYS saying that there ought to
he somebody who should think Of her.
ON your letter Of that date to
MouIton this occurs: Would to God
who orders all hearts and by His kind
mediation Theodore and Elizabeth could
be made friends again. Theodore vii!
have the hardest task in such case Pre-
cisely what did you mean by that last
sentence
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GOLD closed in New York yesrtedas
at l09s.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities arc that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northwest to
northeast winds, and no decided change
of temperature.
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Cros.-Examination OF Beecher.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE follow
ing is a portion of the cross-e1amination
of Mr.. Beecher by the Plymouth Church
Investigating Committee
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Beeehcr Tells an Aneedote.

Al ,uppose that ! felt them all
Whether was justified in N feeling !. a
question. When lived in Indianapoli.
there vas an old LAWYER named Calvin
Fletcher. New England man 81 large
brain, who stood at the head of the bar.
He "a. Methodist Christian man. He
took pecIliar fancy t. rne. lie used %
come and zee me often when ! va, q
young minister. and | would 20 TO .ee
him great deal. he would make many
admirable .ugg"-tions, one of which Wa
that he never admitted that anybody was
To blame except the party who attended
the complaint. Says he: Il hold my
self responsible for having everybody To
do right by me, and If they do not do
right il is because / do not do my duty.
And now said he, an preaching during
Your life. do you take the blame upon
yourself and don't you b. scolding your
church and blaming everybody; it Is your
busines. 20 $50 that your folks are right,
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Three Letters Were Written OH Sun.
day. February 18th. 1871.

on one common purpose, to he shown to
Mrs. Tiltun and 10 reconcile her to her
husband. and my letter of that date was
designed t. effect the further or collateral
purpose of giving her confidence in Mr.
MOulton. This will be obvious from the
reading of the letters. The following is
the full text of the letters Of that date
from copy verified by one Of your Com
mittcc, for have not to this hour been
permitted to see the originals of either of
them ur Of any other papers which
had deposited with Moulton for safe
Keeping. have no recollection of see
ing or hearing read the letter Of Mr..
Tilton of the same date In nv letter to
Mrs. Tilton alluded to the fact that
didn't expect when | saw her last to be
alive many days. That statement stands
connected with a series of SYMPTOMS
which | first experienced in 1856.
went through the Fremont campaign.
speaking in the open air three hours at a
time, three days in 4 week. On renew
ing my literary laborS | felt that | must
have given way. very seriously
thought was going to have apopIe1v or
paralysis. or something Of the kind on
two or three occasions. While preach
ing | should have fallen in the pulpit if
| had not held IN 10 the table. Eerv
often l came near falling in the streets.
During the last fifteen years have gone
into the pulpit, | suppose one hundred
times. with Il very strange impression
that ! should never come out of il alive.
l have preached more sermons than any
human being would believe when |
felt all the while that whatever had
to say to my people l must say it then,
or | never would have another chance to
use it. Ill HAD consulted a phvsiclan
his first advice would have been, You
must stop work But ! was in such a
situation that l could not stop work.
read the best medical books on symptoms
of nervous pro>tration, overwork and
paralysis. and formed my own judgement
Of my case. The three points l marked
were, Il must have good digestion, good
sleep. and | must go on working These
three things were 10 be reconcilsd. and in
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Next 10 stabbing Woman Dead IL TO
Talk About her Virtue.

and if in public in order 10 inter
pret these letters, l must refer 70 vulgar
physical, gross indignity, then they arc
living on plane where | don't live.
You must remember that ! was aware,
in addition to the trouble involving nv
nsme. ths: TiltOn had also in acts Of
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1 Restrained my Smiles Mt the Absur'
dity OF the Thing,

well content to have it evaporated so and
then thinking he WAS generous in his
time. This seemed TO me the end of the
trouble, and with Il sensitive and honor
able man who had no ultcrior designs to
accomplish it would have been the burial
of the difficulty. supposed Tilton had
given up the idea of intentional wrong
on my part and forgiven my unInten-
tional wrong. plainly understand now
what | did nj then suspect, that my
trouble of mind was to be kept alive and
nourishcd, so that it might be used To act
on my friend in securing from Bowen
the money which Tilton claimed a,
compensation for his expulsion from the
two newspapers. Moulton and Tilton
both strOve To oblitcrate from my mind
all belief in the rumorS that had been
circulated about Tilton, there was much
going on in silencing the explanation
arranging, &c, that | didn't understand
There was but one Of them of which
were convinced, viz: that
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TiItOn Had the Highest Sense OF Mar
itaIPurify.

and that he had never Straycd from the
path of virtue, which preservation he
owed. rs he told me in II narrative of
his life. to very solemn scene with his
father on the eve of his leaving home.
He pointed out to him the nature of the
temptations. SnarcS and evils to be dread
ed from unlawful practices. He de-
clarrd that he had always been kept
spotlcsS bv the memory of that scene.
WAS glad to believe it true, and felt how
hard il was that he should be made Of Suf-
fer from evil and SlandcrOus facts.
couldn't explain some testimony which
had been laid before me. but | said that
there was undoubtedly some miSundcr-
standing, and if knew the whole |
should find Theodore, though with OBJ
viouS faults. at heart sound and good.
These views | often expressed to init
mate friends, in spite of their manifest
incrcdulity, and what in the light of fact,
| must now call their well deserved
HdiCulc. Moulton lost no occasion of
presenting to me the kindness Of Tilton' :
character and conduct, but on the other
hand, he complained that Mrs. Tilton did
not trust her husband or him, and did not
assist him in his efforts to help Thco-
dorc. | knew that she distrustcd Monl-
ton, and was bitterly hurt by the treat
mcnt of her husband. was urged to
use my influence with her and to inspire
confidence in Moulton. and to lead him
to take kinder view of Theodore. Ac-
cnrdiuglV. at the instance of Muuiton,
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MouIton IL Man that Love. Intrigue

fault" What did you mean by this
A.-Condoncd has legal mean
ing and general meaning. but
| use tn" word "a literary
man would Use it, not sss lawyer. II !
used it in legal phrase the word would
have been ofFensc. not fault
ON using the word fault, DO you re
fer to some particular At Of Tilton' A
| refer to the complaints he made in
general in respect 10 her. You know
perfectly what Was the impression con-
vrycd to me from beginning to end, and
that was that ! had stolen into his home,
and that had taken advantage Of the
simplicity Of hi wife to steal her afFec-
tion 10 myself and away from me.
Q-Aud do YOU mean to say YOU had
that in your mind when you used the
word fault Al suppose did.
Q-Iou say in III" same letter that he
had onjoined upon you most earnc-tly
and solemnly No 10 bctra7 his wife, in
vha; respect A-Not 10 betray this
Who'll" difficulty into which his household
hid tean cast. Consider how 1t j..
appeal TO every sensitive man and cult
vatcd nature in the world If any greater
evil can befs!i man than 10 have wn-
man. wife and mother. made
the subject of an evil investigation,
4. il respects her moral character.
For no greater harm can befall a woman
than to b. talked about from house 70
house, with discussions as N grade Of Of
fense, probable nature Of ofense and
cause of ofFense. and everything atnHt il.
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TWAS Profound SORROW.

and that | blamed myself with great Sc
verify for the disasters of the TlIton fam
ilv. | had not then the light that | now
have. there was much then that weighed
heavily upon my heart and conscience
which now weighs only on my heart. !
have not the light which analyses and
disseminateS things, by one blow there
opened before me revelation full Of an
ruish. on an organized family whose
inmates had been my friends greatly be-
loved, the husband ruined in worldly
prospects. the household Crumhhng 10
pieces. the woman by long sickness and
suffering. either corrupted to deceit a
her husband alleged, or 50 broken IN
mind as to be irresponsible, and either
way it was her enthusiasm for her pas
tor. as | was made to believe that II was
the first of the trouble 1t was for me to
have forestalled and prevented that mis-
chief my age and experience in the
world should have put me more on my
guard could not at that time tell what
WAS true and what was not true OF
all the considerations urged upon me by
Tilton and Moulton.
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IL Is an Open Pool OF Corruption.

cxhaling deadly vaPorsi for six weeks
the nation has risen up and sat down
upon the scandal; not great war nor a
revolution could more have filled the
newspapers than this question Of domes-
tic trouble, magnifed thousand fold,
and like a sore spot in the human body
drawing to itself every morbid humor IN
the blood. Whoever Is buried with II.
it is time that this ahomination be buried
below all touch.
Here we receive more from Moulton;
but as it has already been published we
will not reproduce it.-ED.l
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These AtrOciOusIy False RumOr'
Originated with TiltOn Himself

only saw the evil growing instead OF
diminishing.
Mr.. Beccher here details his efforts to
prevent the scandal from being made
public, which was threatened blythe trial
of Tilton bv the church, and he saws Of
Tilton: Il was So determined to carry
out my pledges to Moulton for him, and
do all in human power to save him even
from himself that | was ready to resign
if that would stop the scandal. |
wrote letter of resignation
referring to the charges against me, but
dcclarinr that
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The Results Of this Prejudice ar.


The catastrophe whIrh precipItAted him
from his place, only dscID-cd the feeling.
that had existed long. Neither hc nor
you can h. aware ~ the feelings Of cla.s-
. in society. On other grOunds than
late rumOrs ! mention this b. explain
only what ] know with absOlutr certain
~. No mere stAtrmeni. lrtter tcsiim0ny
or affirmation reach the rUOt Of affairs ar 4
reln,tatG them; time and work will, bUt
chronic evil require chronic rcmoIie.. II
nv destruction would place him al right
that shall not stand in my wsy. am
willing 70 step down and ou,. No Oh"
can offer more than thAt that do offer
Sacrifice me without hesitAtiDn, II you
can clearly SEE your way 10 bic happi-
ness and safety thereby. ] do not think
ANYTHING would be gained by H.
should he destroyed. but be could l."
saved; Elizabeth and the children Would
have their future elOuded; in one point
OF view cDuId desire the sacrifice on ms
par n, thing can po~sibly BE- 20 rad n.
the horror 81 the great darkness in which
! spend much Of my time. look upon
death A. sweeter faced than any friend /
have in the world; life would b. pleasant
if could .ee that rebuilt which il shat
tered, but To live on the sharp and rug
ged edge of
Anxiety, Remorse. Fear and Despair.
and yet 10 put on all the APPEARANCE Of
security and happiness cannot be endur-
ed much longer; Am well nigh dis
cOurAged; il you too cease 10 trust me, h.
love me am alone; ] have not another
person in the world to whom I could 60
ContnUed on Fourth Pace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-15
There was a Gulf Before Me

in which lay those who had been warm
friends, and they alleged that had
helped to plunge them therein. That
seemed enough to fill my soul with sor-
row and anguish No mothor who has