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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
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Delaware Lodge, No, III. q. q. T., at ODD Eel;
Iowa, Hall. 3,hira and King streAtss . 80.
Lenape Tribe. No 6, " y N, IN fpar'h story
ssVills Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No. ., U
Franklin Council, No. 9, o u A NJ, at Mechan
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street. -
Wilmington Council, No 8, Jr, q Q A Ma
Hall, 6th and Market streets.s r, La 1. L1s--
Enterprise Circle, D u @ A,.at Hall 5oA Mar
ket street. e. "a s..tassE ~ al
Washington Lodge, No l, K Of p. at knight
of Pythias Hall, No.2li Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, q f. .st Good Eel
lows Hall. McOlsry's 'Building 6o5 Market 81
Wawaset Lodge, No l3, 10 of I, at foon
10th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

SERVICES IN THE JAIL.-Yesterday morning
religious services were held IN the corridor OF the
jail, at New Castle, which were attended by all
the prisoners. The. organ from the Sheriff =
house was brought into requistion, and an excel
lent choir was formed by number of ladies aud
gentlemen of the town.a Rey. Mr.. Spencer, OF the
Episcopal Gnprch, conducted the services aud
delivered an impressive sermon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

For the Gazette.
BASE BALL.-The would be champions are
in sight once more, this time in frame but
all the paste board in the country will not make
them champions, a title which they forfeited,
when they refused to play an organized club, OF
this city, last fall.We would advise the commit
tee TO get place i n the Delaware collection OF
the great Centennial, for their frame, so that
tie world might gazs in awe and wonder on
the Champion" offs. PLAYER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
impediments to Marriage Removed. New method
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth St., Phiade phia. Pa.-an Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
tessional skill teb6 -2taw&w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09


ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS. Saturday after
noon, the--annual meeting Of the lrandy VINE
Hundred Association toz ,ns detection of horse
thieves and the recovery Of stolen property was
held at the Swan Hotel, in this city TIE fol-
lowiog officers were elected:
President-George W. Lodge.
Vice President-Sam'i NJ. Talley
Secretary Henry NJ. BARLOW,
Treasurer-lohn Fenwood,
directors Joseph p. Langley. Jacob Shap-
ley, Isaac N. 0rubb, Thomas L. Taley, James
A. b. Perkins. stf
The NJ. f. PuLplTs YGsTEkDAY.-The
Methodist ministers of this city being absent
from the city, yesterday, attending Conference,
their pulpits were filed by local supplies, as fol-
lows: sf sAAs -
Grace by Rev. ThOs. y. Plummer, morning
and evening"
ST. Paul's, by Joseph lyle, in the morning
and n. Hodson in the evSnine; both or xhorfers.
Union, by Rev. VIM. Gilmore. morning aud
Rev. Vim. Zimmerman in the evening.
'Asbury by Rev. r. +. Kemp in the morning
and Rev. Thos Lamplseh in the evening.
Scott, by Rev. John Keeaer il the morning
and Rey. r. e. Kemp in the evening
Epwor,h by Rev. II. II. Davis. regular pastor
New Castle, by Rev. Mr.. Scott. .. .5i5..
Brandywine and Madley held prayer meeting
In lieu Of the regular services. s.s..z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

lNJURED-As James Alexander OF FELTON,, was
about ungearing stallion last Tuesday aftern CON-
the animal seized him by the arm tearing the
flesh badly. and breaking both bones between the
wrist and the elbow. The horse was knock ed
down by aby ystaAder. and Mr.. A. removed before
he could do further injury r''>|'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

STRIKE AT THE CLAYTON HousE.-On Sat
urday, all the walters at the Clayton House,
with the exception of the head waiter and
three under walters struck for higher wages.
The head waiter was promptly sent after other
stants, and by Sunday morning, new waters
were ON duty, and everything went on as
usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

SHERlYPs SALRs. Sheriff Armstrong sold
the following properties at the talayettse hotel
on Saturday Afternoons The AilIap property,
oh Second stfeet near Maaisoh, to Phillip
Plunkett, for $lll5.
The Raker's paion property, No. |. on Fourth
stseet below Walnut. Including the bakery and
lot Of ground, to Gotleib Rehfass for 5000.
No. 9, Tne Bakers Union property on the cor
uer of Fourth and Walnut, consisting of brick
dwelling, TO Samuel Miller, for $2O25
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
1OR RY POW De z.

A popular kitchen requisite Of East India orig ia
Tor hav0ring soups. meats. fowls. game. capsuts.
chow chow. sc, small portion impsrting very
agreeable. slightly pungent. aroma. Prepared
from the genuine receipt by
T. BRINGHURST d. CO.,
othecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

PERSONAL We regret to learn that Rev L. J,
Thompson, OF this city, who had recovered sutli-
ciently from recent Illness to be able to attend
the M. 4; Conference at Salisbury, Md, is now
very Ill again IN that town.
Another minister in attendance at the Confer
euce is also Ill
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

dodgers at the City Hall cells and last night the
number reached forty.two. The cold, damp
and raw nights of March are bringing the
dodgers in greater nun bers than did all the cold
nights of last winter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

REHEARSAL FOR THE TEIaos CoScERT. To
morrow evening, at the Board of Trade rooms,
the third general rehearsal for the Trggs benefit
concert will take place. There should be a large
attendance OF those concerned in this prascwor-
thy affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME subseribsz having determined to quit farm:
l. ing. offars At Private Sale, his Farm, situated
on the kenBett Turnpke.. about 81 miles north
divided into convenient fields, in q good state oi
yaton. and about Is acres of valuable chest
nut timber. The improvements consist of -
a New House. built in modern style. IS feet ri
front by 30 feet deep. and containing hfi cen ss
good-sEed rooms good Barn. with run ~
House. Tenant House. Ice Houss. Apple. Peach 4
Pear Orchards and fine arapery that will produce
barrel of wine per year. Ii Is also within one mile
of aresnyile Station on the Wilmingt on and
| Reading Railroad. The situation is one OF the
most pleasant and desirable in the country, and
| well calculated for = coaatry seat. Terms sssy
| jan2i-n Z. u. fAlShk-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

GOOD PRIcEs.-L W. Stdham Il Son, auction
GERS. sold for George Lynch. March 4, 1874, cows
as follows; $40, S49, 500, $50; heifers sio, s53
pair; shoats, $3.50, two at ,2j each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
SPECIAL SALE OF
FURNITTRL,

O9LE 4 MILLER will sell at Public Sale. thei ?
ing. on the 25th Of March " ''Ho'
oS TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 10. 1874.
st the Auction Rooms. n. W. Cor. of Fourth ami
mig TSs ssfee5s st eommencins at 30 p. . sharp.
Wardrobe. Sideboards, Hair Cloth Walnn, Cb ~
kece ption Chairs, Walnut Bouq uet Tables, Carr
LLouuges ~ Fancy Lounges. Office Chairs and stools,
, ing Book Shelf, Sponge. Hair. Husk a d straw
mattresses and large Lot of frst-e ass Furnitur.
and other &c. DIS. Sale Positive,
oGLE MILLER, Auetioneers
Siaio-oteou n. W. Cor. 4th and King ST
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
Special Notices.

PAeoMA,
Prepared from Wheat. an excel ept articls Of food
for infants and invalds. Also, IIuhbel's Prepared
wheat. Crews Prepared Food. and full line Of
L, BRiNGHURST i Co.
C,ruet ST ixth an NJ trket streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
pCBLIC SALE.

vi HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at No. so Market
street. Ninth Ward. in Brandywins Village
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 18th. 1874
At o'clock. 2. M. sharp.
Inc undersl<ned's entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture, viz:
Four Bedsteads, Feather Beds. 2 Mattresses. a
lot OF Bed Clothing. cane seat Chairs Wind.ar
Chairs. koeking Chairs. Lounge, / Settee BIZ
rsaus Tables. Wash Stands, . Looking Glasse5, !
Gioek, | watch. a lot of Glassware LOT of Dishes
Fruit Jars. 70 yards of Carpet, . Stoves. Tubs
Buckets. and many other goods too numerous to
mention. WW aRsuuN "
N"Lh Miller Auct r.. mar7-it
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
AFlnE FARM.

HOW OVERWHELMINGLY MAKES 4 RARREN
TRACT FERTILE AND PRonUeTIvE.
rs. c. b." writing to the Crisfeld. Nd.
LseGtis9, refers aa follows to well koown
Kent county farm
At Farmington We stepped upon the plat
form, and made tracks for the residence Of
Mr.. Alex. johnson, a hosptable farmer and
worthy gentleman Of this place "Old Nick"
took as cordially by the hand, nor did we
iremble at his shake, JUST at This point we
cannot fail to mention little incident OF in
terest connected with Mr.. Us farm, which IL
more generally known IN delaware than in
our own State. Mr.. j. possesses solid tract
sie fertility of which is astonishing. 1t yields
one hundred bushels Of corn to The acre. A
little less than twenty-five years ago water 10
the depth Of four feet covered its entire sur
face. With an energy and perseverance
which was bound to overcome Mr.. j. began
the task Of draining the water from 1t, and
Euils palatial home in grove Of native oaks,
and Possesses, homestead, the richest In the
State of Delaware. 'sa
On Sunday 10 was our pleasure to visit the
home Of Mr.. Albert Currey, one of the most
exhaustive peach growers and successful hus-
bandMen in Sussex county. At this house we
found hearty welcome.
The same writer refers as follows to vi
brief stay In Wilmington, FROM waioh place
The A. NJ. train on Mondy brought us
to this tlrivihg little city of industry. A
stranger cannot well feel strange at such a
place as Wilmington and In such hotel as
/ the "Ciayton House," The people are cherry
! hospitable set as will be found in month o.
Sundays. Here are located some Of thc Ea0s
extensive car and carriage manufactures IL
the United States. nome and forign news j:
disseminated through three sprightly evening
dalies, {not to speak of the weeklies ant
morthlies) the GAZETTE, Commercial an,
| Epegu Epeninc, the two former OF which W,
paid our respec S TO, yesterday. S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

BODY IpENriFIEp.-In Wednesdays GA
zRTTE was repofted an inqneAt by Coroner
Winsiow, over the body Of an unknown
young man. which was found doating near
This notipe met the eyes of MIR. Thomas
kealey, OF Newark, whose son has been
missing for several weeks, and he immedi-
ately became Impressed with the idea that
the body found was that OF his missing son.
Saturday be called on Coroner Winslow,
bringing with him. some samples OF the
mater ials comprising the clothing worn by
his son when he LEFT home. These corre-
sponded with the clothing worn BY the de-
ceased, and 50, this morning. the Coroner
accom- panied by Mr.. Ksaieys went ont q
.Pieeon Point" on the Delaware. where the
Mr.. Ksalsy immediately recognized them
| as these of his SOP; and took them homs
with Tim, to Newark where they will bs
respectfully inferred,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
Registers Oruer,

REGIsrRR'S 0FpIC2,
New Castle County Feb. 10th, 1874.
Upon the application OF W ESLEY B. HIkONS
and CHARLES b. LORE, Executors of IVES
LEY HIRONS. late oil Wilmington hundred.
in said county, deceased; it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid give
notice of tn egranng OF Letters Iestamentary upon
the Estate OF tn o with the date of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements - be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public places of the
County Of New castls. requiring all persons hay-
ing demands against the Estate TO present tAe
same. Q. abide by, 10, Act Of Assembly "a such
case made and provided. And also cave the Same
to be inserted within the same period IN the
Wilmington Gazette ,AnewspSper pull hlishedtn Viii
min gton, and to be lRtiBue therein three weeks
-, G,ssn undett he han and Seal o { Office OF
IL hsResister afo resaid attn ew Castle in ew
t1,@i Castle Coun ty aforeaid, the day and year
ABOVE written B. aIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
Allperson hayin claims again It h aft tAs
must reseut the same duy atteSted TO he
Executors ON or before Feb l6tA, 1875. or abide
the Act of As sem in spsh case made anu proyl
dad WESLEY d. HIR0NS.
GnAS, Il, LORE.
Executors.
Address, Wilmingtpn. Del teolIeod3s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09

DUBLIC SALE,
The subscrihsI zih sell at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1874
In CLsist.ana Hundred, two miles west of Centre
Vile. and near Hayes Graves Saw Mill.
tAe following described personal property, viz:
II ONE HORSE 0NN
1TWO coon MICH cows. Wv
0O Coming III profit: ~A
York Wagon. Mil Wagon, Sleigh and Bells, three
Wiley PloWs. nearly new; Cuitivator. double and
single Trees. Forks. Rakes. Hoes. Grubbing Hoe,
Grain Cradle and Moving Seythes. Feed Chest,
Grain bags Half Bushel and Half Peck Measures,
ane set Of Dearborn Harness. row Gears. Collars,
Brides, Head Halters, Saddle and Bride; Ladder,
Axe sndles by the piece. Hay by the ton, Gorn
Blades BY the bundle. Chickens by the pair. Vine
gar by the gallon, Barrels. Boxes. he.
Fixtures suitable Sor q small barry, such as
Churu, Butter Wezksr. Butter Tub. Cooler. Tin
Pans, Cream sttls, &c.
A1-Sale to commence at O'Clock, p NJ.
Nm. cLARx, Auet. ELI s. VANDEVER.
February .. 1874. WITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
SALE.

The Subscriber about to decline the dairy bcs
ness. will sell at public, Sale on his farm. near
Booths Corner. Delaware Co. Pa, HN
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 18th. ls-isNSAI
At One o'clock p. IN, sharp, V4
TMEN1f HEAD OF WELT SELECTED DAIkl
and mnst of the others comm in this sprins
Five Tons Prime timothy Hay; a good Milk
Wagon ed new and Harness; 70 4O-auart Milk
Cans all OF them in RAINING order: two Steel
Piows one u Morrison and ono very desirable
one horse pillow hsv Rigging. suitable for
gon cart Forty Pairs OF Splendid Young Bra
nah. But aua crealis Hens and Pullets, aud many
uther iAlngs not enumerated.
fERNS-Ail sums of $50 and under Cash, on ali
GUMS over that amount, credit Of six months will
bs Riven on purchaser giving a bank BILE note ith
har6lt JNu r. BRINGAURST
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
LOCAL 1NTEILfaENcE.
March is here in earnest now.

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March is here in earnest now.
Unsecured window shutters suffered last night.
The Board OF Public Education meets in regu.
lar session tonight t'
Call and see specimens of poster printing at
the GAZETTE printing ROOMS.
There is no doubt but that our Irish friends
will have grand demonstration. here on st. Pat.
lick's Day. .a..
Notwithstanding the absence Of the ministers,
the attendance at the NJ. f. Churches yesterday
was as large as usual.
DIsMlssED.-Before Esquire Hagany, Satur.
day. the suit against Patrick O'Donnell, who
was charged with selling liquor on Sunday, was
discharged, for lack ofsufficienf evidence.
TRUCkING.-So Of the truckers planted peas
tue past week, being about hve weeks earlier
than last year. The weather last March was cold
and stormy. aud farm and garden operations were
greatly retarded. ~TN ttsfs
REMovRD.--Dr. III. Z. Snitcher, tho well known
| and efficient physician, has removed to No. S2i
Market street, the first residence above the Ma
sonic Temple Here his numerous patients snc
| patrons can find him. during office hours.
ts.lt- n g
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
For the Gazette.

Dover, March :, lS7- /.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-09
NOTICE
ROWROTHAM 4 FRAlM,

Address, Wilmingt on. Del
, 1874-09-19

Ctrf '-'''-'
nss sqs fs9ng s q, ssESss
Ivy. TALLuApaE, Clerk.
Ofthe eharoes and sp.cidcatlsr, 1aade by iliau r.
W<at aoaits. Theodors 7flso,l:
church, with having circulated and promoted scandals
injurious 10 thn reputation Il tbs church. ''
FYrss-1n An lntervlow between Theodore rlton
md tha Rsy. T. Taylor, .. p ct tho oteo q tho
ors lton staet hss tha 1ses. onry Va Ward i boeeher
preached 70 several davun eighty Of bis mstresses
sass synf gSa us sa .t Ey R
mako It In Ar. Decchers prcsetce Il desired.
wtsas.s: The fly, !. I T. TAx1on, D. D..
Triton rnanchtel htr Bradshaw mt 10 ropaat certsia
o ssn i et III % aeo ~
aes s w.s s ua a'2S L. 'si ss.a. n
Mr. Deocher'a account that
: MIR. nERoHER ,yAs A had MAN.
nd not: t. 'sto retspEn to be allowed to vist to fam
t2eared up lbs Tiiton) would be tlo only ono of tho
three involved who would 10 pnhnrt BY III, aud that
he "ay ,st!y f0F MI sssoFn s. .nso
an .aeryler m Hfntg m1s Anats~ Mfsa
eh:w s1. .hpp 81 ,s1 sn Gluten sr1s
ton stated at he hs sacnvcred tnt criminal ilt.-
pssistoA hosween his wife and Mr. Bcocher. A.
sn 's q sss f. s Sss ss
ho rctractod none of tho areuaatous which lo had
formerly lnalis against Mr.. pccciey
Witnsaai Maa ANDnEw unApsHAw.
twill 10 soon from the third apeeltioatiou In
the abovo document that was Indicted by Ply,
moatl. Church, aud that an attempt WAS nslo to
bring mo 10 trial because + had s{tid on tho Cd Of
August 1a70, Tia! had discorerstl oAlM1NAI.
INTIMACY bettoeen M,. Beeehc, anil AIRS. lilton.
Tho date mentioned In this specification, liame-
ii tho Cd Of August, 1870, toas only THIRTY DAYS
offer Mrs. 7iiton'a confession Of July 8 Of that
yea. What shall bo thought ot the report Of
, 1874-09-19

watch of 4 reputed value Of $500; aud Oliver
johnson. then Tho managing editor OF the I',da-
pendent, to nhom had made 4 Binilar gift, soas
mo the following note Dec. 20, 1870: :,
piAn TuEoponE: Don't buy, cham for your new
eort se Now YEARS. present from me.
The aboro particulars Of .,
1ry uEr,ny.rEsr !,
from tho ludepe,vicnfs editorial chair-a rot,ra-
ment Which Mr.. Dovon saId was to nv honor,
md which believe was to to nv nroijt3i iavs
tins hoor comn.llofl tn riva Rt tetl;n,,s 1onnti,
iu order that tho c1aot faots NAV confront Mr,
, 1874-09-19


War against hiB paHtor.
As God is my judge, I solomnly aver that that
interyiow did hot descend to points of finance,
hut, on tho contrary, touched, only two points |:
first Mrs. Tilton.s ruin, which had como through
Alr. Doeohor; and, second. Mrs. TIlton'H safety,
which munt como through Mr. Deeohor aud my
self. =" ."'-';~
In that interview. from a little memorandum
In my hand, giving dates aud PLACES,
r.. =. II NEc1TED 10 MRl UEEoHEn
Mrs. Tlton'a long atory. as she hal given 1t to
mo In tho previous July, and, which, eho had, on
. tho previous day. roauthontioascd in hor note OF
Doc. co. whiuh I had put. Into Mr., Moulton's
Aands to DO tho bnsis Of his sumuona to Mr..
Rcccher to meet mo for tho conferenec' No OK
tranoous subject did I inttoduce into that ainglo-
minded recital for only ono t1cmo,was iu my
!. Thoughts; aud In ordor that MO intrudor should
Interrupt me, or that Mr.. noocher should retro
before Aenrlng me, locked tao door snlput the
key into my pocket. s.
door aud s'a.id: 10 aIr: Dooohor.1" Now that wo
understand each other, yon aEo froo to 80. II
any harm OF disgrace comes to Elizabeth or tho
children, / shall hold yon Responsible. For her
sake HIaro you, hut it you turn upon hor, will
amito your namo dead before tho wiloe. world. !"
Ills 'ohair,, but snt,with bowed head and with
eyoB riyotod. to tho floor. At lonEth, looking up
Into my face, no .aaId: ':.1'heoaore, / Am in
drcam-I am In Danto'H Inferno" ''h IL
pointed to, tho door and said again, "You
aro free to retiro.">s - 80. - = 4.
=: In goiug out he stopped on tho threshold,
turned, looked mo In the face, and" askad with
Quiyering llp Whsther'or not'ss go .:
-. 1.WoULn pERAIr HIN TO SEE ELlZARHTH :,
ONCE moro, for tho last tima.s l was abont to
WHO'S grief and hcr oxpressed wis! TINT ts in
'toryiew could hAyn takon place In her presence,
fot that sl,a would DO bottor aAtistied IL gayo
him the permission'he askol,. aud no. I snld,
, 1874-09-19

FLEatslt CIllQ1-E0llHCl0E TOUCHING nlF bceGAGEu u
action in tho celebrated c1so concerning which,
for some comments Of minoin the Independent,
| llr, ,Doecher has nov tho cffrnEterJ TO accuse
mo OF having. In 1869, 'shaaovod" in my obi.
| torias 'looso notions of marriage and DIVORCE"
III. H. psosher VII e. equal inconsh'aSne[ h'a
'tachea to
nan1o. I am JuetlY entitled to soyorc-rorhaps
to an nspaaTng-eritlos; by ;hu1 se nnblle for ios
particularly for heying lont my pom to the ror-
t1ayat Of her life in tho o1aggoratotlA coors in
wh!olI onco pantod 1t In q biographical sketch.
But among all my critics who haye stamped
this brochure With their iust enprob rum, have
never rot found any one who has donouncoa mo
me forit half 80 sovoro y as hayo condomnosIm my
nelt. Nobody shall have my .consonl to dofond
MO fos having written that sketch i refuse TO
Dat, having m.do this explicit statemcn.
ontltled to toll tho Troolso atoyv'of my relations
with HRS. Woodruff aud to compare "thoso with
Mr.. Doechor's relations ,oiAt tho same ronan, at
he same time, and 70 Tic same end:
About yoar aftor. Mrs. Tilton's confess
sion to mo, and about d halt-yoar after btr.
hlr:: Dseoher'H apology, and after Mr., Sroulton
had pnt forth tho many atronnous efforts to
which Alr. Bocchsra lottors, written during this
poriodt bear witncsB,:a new mud sudden oncmy
OF orr safcty Appeared hoforo tho public '!n tue
1nsthc 1l'0rM aud the Times tho card nuohcd In
my Sworn Statement, Haying that "a dlatin-
gnishod clergyman in netghboring city was liy.
ing In conoubinago with the vito Of another pull
lie tcachor In Tho sa,ne city,"
: On the publication Of this card, Mrs. Wood
hull--to whom WAS then strsuGal--sent for
mo and Informed me that tls!s card roforrcl to
Mr.. Hcechor and Mrs. Titon. ! Was stunnod by
tho intolieonco. for INSTANTLY fclt Tint tho
guilty Bcciot which Mr. atoulton was trying to
auppross was In danger OF oonllug to the surface.
Taklng advantage Df my surprise on 'thrt occa-
sion, Afra. Woodruff
rouhEp FoRT1I0 IN VEHEMENT srEEcN
tile hundred or moro particulars (mont OF which
woro, untruo? that iftor%ara constituted tho
e Meanwhile the fso. that sle poasos,o!l such
my very face, led mo to sock Mr. Nlot1.ton at
must ba brought to boar nnon1 tl1s stranco
woman to induco ler to Suppress the lhngerons
Islo. N We thought that kndness was thu Loat IN
lluonco that We could use. Mr.. Heeohor cou-
1urrod With us In this wow and wa oli j2|noii in
Eho policy of rendering Aor such 1ot|looa ~
{See Nl1th,Fn4e.)
, 1874-09-19

C0Hultfeu TO so great an extent as hiB NifO mud
:nirs Morse. bag done, Promptly on tho pub
l!tntlo4 y tao upn'nl!teoa toppft Of my exaln-
b lnat12p, n4oilehed card saving TINT this re-
port hau neep garblod and WAS incorrect ut many
poanta. Among the points which, l designated
" huSata1 Mempefs OF 'EAo press WHO oallel upon
mo at. the time, was
-. THE BuSoL1Na MANNER
In which tho above interview between Mr.. Beech
or aud myself was .dcsoribod. Novc,t,,o,oaa
oven this huugIing report, which tic Commit
Ices lawyers compressed into d ebnno to nicnso
them bost shows, oyon as il etanGs. tlst H.
lnattor concerning which Mr. Deechsr said ho
had aono loss wrong thnp tia vito. was nnt .t1niS
terry, since THAI would hnyo beon An imnmta,inr su
by Mr. Decohor Of cr.minality on tho part Of ha
wife, but bud solo rofcrenco. aa thn ranart it.o1
ssatos to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Which ~ no,,na atSva
4ul his wifo nad Jointly made to MI Mr nsemu, nnwa,,
against mo- but In which mr.. nocchar E +, t.To,
lcss share than his Wlfe bnd vat ~ iafnn tta
oay Lasia Of tho abova ~ w ~
nv Words o Committee nvo baiied oaSn tha f,t,o ~
ton a. judicial inquirera BY toundpe % % an areli- @
vim VIVA himsotf conor;4atan as;aat ~. ntn .,a
wIoso coubpirne cI aroass III na
tho ruin Of nv wlfo Ind Tho hro,hnr mn Of nv
Eoma - ~ "A'e "ao tuo ploaA!nh Ny VI Aly