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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-04
DEPApTUwKs or gTEAmERa.

L ~--~~~a~----~~S
EOR NEW YOEK-The ,gERz
n.Na DonGinscn esssnshfp Conpauyss - - Z
MTee1aTsnip WYANuKE, Captain CouCM, WIN ss
Ereiahs receiysd nIan 81 I o SetOsE 8 e II
Inrougn bIh Of hdtrk dsred, and goods for
narued Win dispatcfi 20 TaiJ points Rofsb, soufh
cast ana vest Also 10 FOREIGN posts, 49,. 81 ~
Passenger recommendations nnsurpassef.
ta tieEs 20 x ssr York sssrage %; rornd
Fer fsaishs or passage appIy TO
g.. H.ALLEa & co., Assrts.
my 4-Zs .Compahy,s = harE Roesers.
E1OR PHIL cgETR
4 The steamer EXPIRE, CaExnin ~ q
MONDAY the Afs inasant, at Ia o'ctCsN. "a.
FretShs taken for HtlmiDpon, Del, Provthuee,
HI j., and Boston. Also, for LIVERPOOL and Amt.
~e.p 10 American and Red Star Steamship naes,
ana bilk OF adlng sf4ncd through.
..! rsssase u q Philadelphia, sGeludiss Iosab and
W. p. PORTER, Assent.
!. my 20 no. 1925 DOCK street.
.DHILADELPHIA, RICH. SS4
4 AoND, AID NORFOLK STRAA $500
SHIP LINE--FoR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Unui flrsser notiee fiye steamers OF MI
me WIN leave Phlf,delphia every WEDN ESDAY
and SATUkDHY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at 10 O'Clock M.
Freight taken FOR an paris Of Penns7fvanla, New
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool via Red Star and
American steamship iiEes, and b.Hs q hdsng nRnet
Lsze II at low rates.
sss:sss & rhAadsVs.a iPsR5 Rsss ane
No. aaes boek s srrees, Riesmoaa.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE 4 CO., agents,
fs12 No. u South WhaIves, PbIlsdeiphis.
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VHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
SJROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April ls'
rS7a passenger trains viii run - fouoWs:
FROM RICHMOND. .r..
$50 4. N. MALL TRAIN Sosuyn 1,r,nSs
,,s,Tioties Vile Staunron. While sulphur nIn'
nd ali intermediate stations daily (eAoepl SunesJs
a anr,ainn at Hutton 1t 1910 2. h. thus trs,n
annnenis at Gordonsville foI Orange. CnipepIs
SGarrenton. Manassas, Ae1ard ra. nasnioS.C o,s
md the North, aud At Charottkviic TOT L5ht ~
hn,g' Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana W
so a.as p. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAINEFor
na,donsxilie and all intermediate stations asai =
cont sundaYt, arriving at Gordons'iie u o'oo
d. .eo p NJ c1SC1sNA ATT ExPREss1ror Cor f-
ansv;,ie. Charlottesville, Staunton, Gosnen; I'LL
Sono, t,oyipgtoa, White Sulphur, ana AZ sao ~.
we.t of While sulphur daily excep. TAIN
.nnnscfs at Gordonsvie for Washisgton, 5 5s,ap
more. and the North, and Tor Lyneous, .te,msrx
amd The South, ana at Huntington VIII -. ..o;nfs
nns,ons and Fleetwood for Cncinnau Sao -. psr
West and southwest, arriving al Cincannaa ~ A'
d. ,
For through tickets, rates, anc mi0riu sna. W
n,y at $50 Hnin slree, Ballard and Exenansas e "
lei, or as the company's Office, Broad sfSet W.
General Passenger ana Ticker hsTn1na
A. H. PERRY. General Su Dersotenaxns az -
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CrFrcR OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICuNoED AND UANyILLR RAILROABCO., p
RICHMOND, VA. April 20, 1874. J

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND suPHRINT1NpENT'k
RICHMOND AND DANyrLLE RAILRoABCO., z
RICHMOND, VA. April 20, 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May !, 1s74.-SogTaARI ExFREss
Observation-Disclosures Richmond 1T 5:O3A. 81. leaves
Danyllle At :03 P. M; arrives at Greensboro" At
S:43 r a. and Charlotte At z. M.
ward)-leaves Charlotte at S:35 A. NJ, leaves
Greensboro at 1915 p b.. Danville ut $3.50 T. n
Rursey!Ile at 500 p. ~, and arrives at Richmond
Mt 1902 p 81. This train connects At harlotte-
with trains on the Atlanta and kichmout Air-Lins
railroad from New Isleans, Mobile, montgomery
Atlantis, and all points South and Southwest
THRoUGH MAIL twcstwardlTiezves ~ k,en y q
arrives At Green boro' at 1890 A. H. arrives at
charlotte at $50 A. N. This train connects at
Cbarlotte with trains on the Charlotte, Columbia
and Atlanta and Atlanta and Richmond Airline
abroad for Atlanta. Mobile New Orleans, Column
hia. Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon, Colum-
hus and all points South and southwest Falac6
Sjeapins-Car on trains from Rciiin0ndts New or~
leans. -, 80, rr.,.k.. -
= p AZ leaves Greensboro ut 2:l6 A. nj. leaves
i,anytile at 5:2S A. NJ. leaves Eurkeyille y i4O
A M: arrives at Rich mond at 2:23 I. ~. Inle
train connects st Burkeyiiie with TAM On ms
Atlantic Mississippi anu Ohio fsliFoao 4rsn ~
bury and points Southwest. .,
IYSCuBURG PASSENGER (westwardl -,saYeS
Richmond at 9:42 A. n. arrives 81 BurkeSine az
i1:37 p. H.; arrives at LynchburE ~ 4:4O K. n'
| BUHKEvILrR ACCOMMODATION lessss1I5n, ns
leaves Burkeyillt At 4:35 A. NJ; arrives al hicn-
moud ut 1853 A. d.. a,,,A
Through tickets sold to all points Sonsa aao SoosD
| west, anu osS&Ase r. M. 4. TALCOTT.
| EnRineer and Superintendent.
/ H.T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. ePzg
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DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN
LAWFUL MONEY.
Certificates OF Indebtedness AT
four per cent. .......,. .....;.....
NAVY Pension Fund ut three
per ceut.................'..
, 1874-11-01
j GRATulTOUS ADVICE.

A vel 1think hcr dress, that night WIS yery rtcb
and fine: ' -
To tel he truth, feared at times that she would ret
tod send better mate than she to zny friend Of mine
What! Pire you for her empty heart Tor for her
Shallow brain -" A'A
Leave both to the unueky dupe who weds her. and in
t1ndz out too late the beauty gained is anything but
knoW my speech il something blunt-that1 an wont
To1a @ OF sTo toe much perhaps but hear nc, lad
And let Tie devf tate the airt who threw your 1o,a
20 oaek TO yonr neglected books OF lnee1 to yond.r
MAKE .ove to rivers, court the hills and let ,ht, fancy
And kern tia, life is sweetest vixen it's foIv v
The beauty Of the say eoquette xho truly ,o7ea xon
WIZ nse7 b. sought by artists much, in thirty yesrs
when foul beneath tbs cofin-lid the ernn;nc .,,,,
= 4' L. E. ENKs
, 1874-11-01

a., uo"aes' Grt
....W. J. Hurl.
| Friday Eight has been reserved for the benef
Of Miss :LsClercq.
AcAoEa4 OF 4us1c
1t cannot be said that tho engagement r
Miss r. Rogers Randolph At tho Acancmv ~ IT,
etc "aa pronounced success Neither a. Jul.
nor as Catateo did she accomplish = tr;umnh
\ Tho ,,aoon. ,...,- ~ -, -,
| ,encas h~;a, e t.ofeuce CON
dur;no ,vh;ct, ia III =. q. tno ACADEMY
nar.on,t;on, Tha r.. y. 1.t " n4s aousn
Rron.h,rn,, zora;o. -. 'ae1o WI 70 Jon
uh;c;, A. rto,a.s IN "ooy q son
fo1,o-.d -. ~. w. appea3 ss capt- t10te
lion 1,,;a .sa,1 s ,a1.e' !ne Ira
th-oo ,,orro-nes " 70 1et*4aeo 10
w. I'D .ts russ A4oA5 eno 1uososY esen
Tt.rs..r 49, o....A.1 3 AuAsAneo' Wednesday
ooenre1zeT, in dramatization OF the Joint efror
OF Charles Dickeus and NiIx,e ColIna antit1a:
.No Thoronchf,ra Fr;d.x ,;aht - c".'''
day matinee. "The Tcxet-ot,1 49, nv Sasu1 ~; +
Mr, Florence ~ Hob R1tsriu III; Il. I.n, "l1n ~,
bus Cdpt. Cutie Eastern papery speas in farms
OF glowing euiogy. From among list of uot1cea
We se'ect the follo"log from tho Plttsburg Dis
H. n,,s.a" S' s.e t,.'n 10.
expression a vel \. Iaen nsrc.a.a "tn saea clear
an intellect Of the highest power could eyer
dor. tss daeats nHsns, a. ssage representation
nv to .Sa1 wn,en belongs to literature
ous]y competttive Ye feu[ ~ ~ h IL asaasanfaee-
FIoreucea Cart, Cuu win sax thev b.r" ,as
and mora compranensy, id.n - h "a na'e nos after
before, He Is the cn'y actor, whom he present
generation nas teen who not only realizes the cAarac-
ta Ter 'ds elaborate. t. In ha seprefenta
e1amtnsto ~ ,ha 10 no most perceptire
:he ctosess resder Of II .arrbino na ne teaches
ruv ,n,,,r o,,..,s 80
r 14AAND oPAnA' A'HoosE-
Inc oro"oeo houses which have been enter
tained during the paet neck BY the minatrals
under Nx, Aims' management tpst;fv ~ w.
p,ar7tv -, tho ha,.a a ~ ' " LIZ pup
-. 'ae uoueo Aoo als performances.
Cnlng-Cho"-dl ls an acknowledged SUCCESS,
and will probably continue to run for weeks
longer, Tho various other acta ~ t,,o .ro.;-..
haye nj, ham oo,d T,,a a.o.s". s ~ tno e'enlns
o,,.nea 80 800, 100 sa , Iue present. "eek an entue
cnnange ;n.1 ta5es pace IN al but the operetta.
Mhno1s ana Morton have some novelties 70 offer;
:. n ana q Goes have an absurd sketch,
me 1noIson glss tarce IN black, - Who's Got That
ocAetcnooAf Inc drst part ID rich in ballads
ano olstes' comic and sentimental
STAR LECTURE COURSE.
The arrangements for this ninte,,a s+.r ,a.ou
, 1874-11-01
TBE DRAMA.

/
Ihe sterllty of the previous week In events OF
interest Was offset by the fecundty OF that
which closed last evening. The theatres whose
stage-doors are always open for popular stara
exhibited two artists OF considerable reputation,
while our comedy theatre produced, with ali the
accessories of gorgeous scenery and the esBen-
tial requisite Of good acting, a fresh piece hot
from the pan. The past week, however was not
aa fortunate in the matter OF attendance for the
houses which the three attractions eucceeded in
drawing we're not what might have been ex-
pected. The Minstreis, however, had an excel
lent weok Of business. The present veek will
not be remarkable tor startling novelties and
will probably Sec an increase Of attendance at
the theatres in consequence.
HooLEy's THEATRE.
Ths event Of the week was undoubtedly the
production Of Dartley Campbell's drama Of con-
temporaueons society," "Tho Vrginiao," which
vaa carefully noticed duriug the week Subse-
quent performances confirm the opinion we we're
led to form upon this piece. aud subsequent
events to verify tho prediction that it would be-
come popular play. Mr. CAmpbel has not BY
any means reached perfection. but is steadily i'm
proving as = dramatic &ushor. What is chiefly
wanting IN bis pieces is an elasticity in septi-
ment. There is an appearance Of being forced
against Ills Will to be pathetic, even with such a
plot before h.m rs that OF .'.rhe Virgiuian. and
als most affecting speeches seemed to be uruue
IRON Ills brsin, not Ais heart, under protest. His
sltuatlons 10 not receive the pro2er amount of
assistance from the lines which accompany
them. It speaks well for them that they are ca
phble OF drawing tears from the audience. as they
invariably do. There ars other defects in tie
place. which We have pointed out, aud many OK
ce!lencles which encourage us to look for better
things yet from Mz. Campbell. 1.-THE Vireinian"
WILL ne continued the present week.
M'vcKER's THEATRE.
Miss LeClercqs opening 1t Mcvicker's in
East Lynne" Monday night was not rery
good suguzy for the week, bat the change of bill
Wednesday evening, when 4The School for
Scandal = took the place Of the dzeary drama Of
contemporaneous crime and folly, the result IVES
an unqualified success. So hearty was tue an-
proval OF the press, and SO spontaneous tho
recognition Of the public, that the management
have resolved TO retain it on the boards for
the first three evenings OF the present week.
Let every loyar OF tsue comedy take the oppor- |
ennttJ to SEQ it played. Thursday, Friday. and |
Saturday nights Ion Taylor'e drama. sMarv |
Warner" will bo played in q manner worthy Of
lts merits. Tho cast Will bs As follows:
aafy warner Miss Carlota LeClercq
at!4!J 1.Bts t1rs Octavs Allen
~ T. ~ Hrs. Clara Btoueau
10 Miss Emma Marble
~, Miss Jennie Bray
aus A2IJ Little Belle
3ob fe.nt t44'sl u3fdie
ron.. T. seymour ~ @
u Duston- IL Rainfozd
:. Grey /
et''et .... ". J. Hurley
tI!aay Eight has been reserved for the benefit
, 1874-11-01

Ihe elevation Of women !" exclaimed ,1r
tofa s.ot Iom Noddy, ss he was driving home IRON
aso.. aIaa,.a, AH, fella wants to -nw-womsn
ersateo ~ shnn'd zee nm ut the Taeea-aw--
sfta1 good nch."-Punch.
, 1874-11-01

Howard and the c1itics continue their splenetic
and rash debate
The play being thoroughly advertised, the
downy Daily pockets tho proceeds.
, 1874-11-01

Cardinal Cullen, Of Dublin; it is said, d.,
nounced the chapel scene in Balfe's F." Tailsnsu,
| and then asked the manager for the serTiees OF
his leadiug artists IN the cathedral cholr On 1no
| following Sunday. This is stranug 1t gnas
and swallowing camel wittt vengeance.
II: Ambrose Thomas has had put on his door
bell which gives the new Ia Rossi1i, Ikewlser
had similar bell. When pulled too ahtuptiJH
would give false note. Rossini thereupon IN
yariably exclaimed ~ bet 1t is that dog kon-
COM, who never once in all bis life gave nosa
accurately"
An American male SOPRANO. Hr. Haywood. rs
been playing at tho Berlin Walhalla. Leonora, u
the ''Trova:ore," and La Grande Duchess ~
Ge,'olste1n. He sings the two pats serouaiT
not as burlesque, and his voice is stated By tho
German critics 70 be that of q pure and s5H'pa-
thetic soprano.
Mime. Arabe!la Goddard, says tha Lonooa
Ec3.o VINO was wrecked III the steamer tnaF
shire, has recovered sl her property With the e.
coption OF purse containing E100. She Tl4 70.
t,'in to Australia and sivo series OF conce,te ~
that country, after Which she will proceed ~
New Zealand to California. giving concerts a.
routo at several Of the Pacific islands. Alne.
Goddard proposes afterward to uuls.take tou.
in the United Ssates and will probably bs abseos,
from England for several yeara.
Tne New York Tribune Of tho 23th 'ult. say:
''Tne demand for Seats at the Thomas SYMPHONY
NouIei Lo IL 11!4 ~ u11e sur Ipa3saQ 68e13 tA1Ao.
the experience Of the Stelnvay Hall box-omcs
since the memorable e1ei.ement over CnAnee
Dickens readings. Some persons we're on she
ground as early a. O'Clock Sunday evening. ano
when the sale began on Monday there "as1 n
seventy people in line. The rush continued III
day, the sales being Of season tickets exclusive
IL. The usual complaint Ii made about speco-
lators, and there may bo Some foundation forN
but It ls not easy to sea lor thcss operators ean
be driven out Of the business unless the pgp11o
refuse TO buy Of them, which they never vii 90
30 long n the demand for places e1cssds she
supply. In this particular case the fac: eeens
be that great many patrols Of the conceHa
unwilling 10 wait for hours in line, employed ~
agent to purchase for them. One man nes4
commissions from as mAuy ~ txanty-d7s u
thirty di0e1aut par2on&-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Col James u. Potter who Is jointly indicted with
stealing gold pins a. necklaces ron JOIN foI
the Tombs rsy. IN default Of oNL
John Keyser of No. Il Baxter-st; was arraigned at
the ESser charged With having pese4
Hare while asleep lpon the soop OF 10
No 40 Herst, ~ plated goii sat>b AID ehAA
valued at 80 pleai guilty and vas held N tOOO bali
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Part
Recorder presiding criminals pleaded gusV AZ SER l-
o0ws LOUIS k0her, grand larceny year 10 stAe -i
Beriauiu Pollard Ike crime stat. Prison IrlrnAs
years knde Uckiug pOeEes years e7
and Richard rooE larceny ron ne yers"n
I year State Puio3.
AT the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Cornelius Bauv before Justice Maray ~
nut OF Mrs Matilda No. 81 Etdgest Who ehrgei M
with keeping pOcy-snop No 35l Beeckers MIR Rome. t'
lie hst on THURSDAY she Bsuves establishment and bought
A poucv Slip paying 50 for She fortunate IN making
In but called fr BsnEeit refused give 'r
cent and attempted eject from the place. She cAd Doe
man and lad sndug shop arrested Jashee mar
committed him FOR tna n default VI t2OOO ball
John BransOn was charged. for the second time
within tue present F0ureenthsi soohdAFf
LIQUOR license and held sOp bAh b Inl.e
Mattel
lanes Van Veen 40 with stealing clothing ist = IN
MIN FOR cleaning securing establishment IN Brooklyn ne "a.
committed IN default OF $500 BALI. Louisa neEHte OF
FIT etb.st and Ninih-ave, charged Thomas Young With
nickiug her pockets Of Sl6 while she crossing fiih
Charles b Bancroft CLERK with Taylor ale bresers a. No
- by hs employers with emDenn9 20
rom am Of money the arm lie vac bed ID e-
plr 81 Nendesohn AMI Edmund Hsn~nah ref"
charged bg norny No 36 rhave With iraudunt! 90
g cigars 70 the t40O and an equal amount
MAJ starter Bot the Latter declares ~ be forged Ie accused
heidi y Sl,JUO each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day in the collision case of Simeon Fitch and Wiam
s. Fitch against the steamship Nemesis, Judge Batch
lord dismissed the liDe with COSTS
In the United States District Court, yester-
day snit was gun against Emil Hermann, Francis
Payson ana George II. Morgan for the recovery OF
t.Oss 81 in gold rs a balance VI duties on imported
goods.
In the libel suit brought by John L. Over
field against THE TRIBUNE winch was called yesterday
before Judge Happen OF the Supreme Court. Brooklyn
the plaintiff who conducted ais own case asked tave
amend his complaint 10 make IL CONFORM - lIe
proof of bel he urged he lad owh HeFluehee
motion made by C. A RunkIe. the deiendabts couh-
SCI dismiss the ease, denied, ana tne aESuuht
the motion OF the plaintiff Was ordered 10 We mace
before the Special Term III september
A suit by the Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany against c. X. Garrison for s4,Wo began IN tue
Court of Common Pleas before Judge Robinson yeseI
day. The plaintiffs aiege that IN August lsoo they
bought of the defendant the George Lesry, "a
be delivered free OF cost nlieen dave aiierward Inc
Raleigh. Petersburg and Norfolk Railroad COMPANY
began cunt against the defendant, ana obtained an
attachment on the steamer and judgment ia Tue SUIT
In 1862 proceedings instituted 10 OreeOse Ne hen
on that attachment. and Garrison Wa ma 20 - pS
= Defendant claims that thc virginia nv lhl,u
To obtain jurisdiction by that atLacEshsnt anu tuat ne
adjudication a!.erw trj Wa Inprupe ANA tAt thc 4e
tie had passed ruiJ TO the pidntn OC.Vfe
lie licu was uDs-Inel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
DkP4RrCRE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
sATuRDAY IuyH 8

Mail. for Great Britain ireland. Queenstown md Liverpool
by the Republic close al No suppsneniATr NAL
Steamship 10 a. from Pier No. - North kiTer
Southampton and Bremen he steamship
Mail cosei at the Poet,
80 smshD at ron pier foot Of Third
Hoooken.
Direct Prasssr closed Mail thr Inc
As-Inw Panama and Central Amer can and
ports Hrury ChAanes Close Al 10 A.
Mail closed AZ the fostOhce al = u
stesmship sails Il ~. nom Per No AZ. " K
Havana and Mexico oy steamship SlT ~ hero eo'e
Al o. H. Supplementary Mail closed a. thePotohce al : Az p
N. steamship sails at ~. rom Pier No. > y . ~,
nv the steamship humDod close al "A "
z a .. ~ from foot Of FourhsL hDh-Aen
the steamship Coma close Al m
key West steamship m = y1e eesf Al y ~
Steamship sails at ?. H. from Pier No. 20 = z
Mali the Se" lorE Posolee every Jay
Is o. u. HALIFAX
Mai Tor hahfaI - the SewYors PostO1 Ice e'eJ
isyat o n snG .oes wa Boston
SUNDAY. JUNE :.
All yai close atl oeokA The fOstOaee Is open non .
in i a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
THE BOND FORGERIES.

cRoss-HxAMINATIoS OF TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
70 BREAK THE FORCE OF HIS TESTIMONY
John A. Olmstead. the witness who admit
ted II the Of Roberts the bond iorger on Wednes
dny that he was the man who made the seal OF the
Central Railroad by which the prisoner was enabed to
succeed In great fOrceres. was kept under the fire
Of yesterday four hours his nterroga
tor being MI Pury Of the counsel for the prisoner
IN conjunction with e1 Mayor Hall and ex Recorder
Smith Omslead Las now been 10 the House OF Deten-
Ton for eight months having been nrst arrested on
staten Island by two Of Pnkertons detectives. His
manner not quite pertusbed on the previous
DAY, although his slgLs VI inpatlenoe and
weariness, and his calls for water we're more
frequent. HIS recollection Of dates exceed
iugiy uncertain, and he remarked once, When
you come 10 oates you've 90; me-. II noticeable
that there circumstance vivid in his repem
brance and tha, the daIe u h.s arrest incident
which. lie mentioned he would remember to the last
day OF life IN euumerating the number OF places III
which lie Lad carried his business OF &C sinking and
engraving lie stated that while IA Niiam--t lie leased
"a "a named Eolse stuart, VITO was after-
arrested for cCunterfsiEg Il was at tnis point
vi tAc testimony tsat Cims:eai termed sucd,LY 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
a MOST PROSPEROUS NEWSPAPER.
!xes. YorE L,ti,r 10 rst aosik R,sster.

The enemies of The TRIBUNE have started
cry about decreasing circulation. prospective
bankruptcy, &c This sort OF talk however, If AL non
do not speak unsdvisety when say that LIE
TRIBUNE never III IA more prosperous c0nultlVn
than III time. Its circulation shows steady
increase. and it from advertising IL relatively
AZ large that OF any other paper Perhaps the moss
pleasing feature OF It's success the fact that II has
much larger proportion OF subscribers aud rehuts
among persons OF culture and Refinement than IL nau ~
the ola times Instead % being n state OF decay u II
prosperous than ever before, and the prosperity
likely 10 continue. The new TRIBUNE buuihs has
been rising rapidly during the pact lev weeks when
cJInpicted, 10 Will, Ia truth, be NOBLE nloh
umcut u the man whose il lhstP
eraDly connected with TnE SRwYoR Tribune
IHc LalA ..bOnJ establishing nes Administration pa
per ifd for the present, out VIII duuprs' w
revived wh-u TIC gossip. nDd toplcs running shVf'
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| Judge Brady and said: Excuse me- your Honor am
ignorant of law matters and wish 10 know what the
privilege Of Q witness az TO answering questions"
Judge Brady-The privilege Of . witness is 20 answer
the questions as put
Mr. Purdy-I beg pardon but 7 AJAX the Court to in
sruct the witness that he is not bound 70 answer any
questions that would crminste him.
Judge Brady-At the request Of defendants counsel
so instruct him.
Mr. Purdy-Of course. he told ne yesterday he
never did anything wrong need not fear 70 ermnate
himself.
On further crossexaminaton il appeared that ne
witness introduced Stuart TO an engraver named
Roberts made the plate for which Stuart vas sent
10 prson out he explained that the latter deceived Dim
by telling him he only wanted a blhead Oimsrah
denied having made $40 or rs dle ioI stnaI, i9
had asked repeatedly % make coin des anu nas
been offered, fact. thousands OF doIlars, Dn nan
always refused. Stuart made him an oner 10 go
that Stuart in the counterfeiting business MI.
Purdy asked him II he did not Introduce stnare
TO Thompson, an engraver, saying that the former
was VINO wouldn't give him away" but the
witness denied 1t fatty A good deal has been aid sy
Olmstead. response to the pressure on him Dy Mr..
Purdy the Petts family. whose names are meh-
toned every other minute Pettls seems 70 nav p.em
another aspirant for wealth Tue witness 'yId nv
Petus first met him IN restaurant Al No Ii "l,i am,
81. and asked him make seal Of the Theebaut and
Neosha Valley Railroad Olmstead said that ne te'u
him he hadn't time. but II seems he introduced 10 nm
named Brown in william-sr. who made # for him
aware that Pettis was dealing IN stolen soour;;
Ine h' suna aSsr' SswY iSa ne and Erie Railway
for Pettis. He asked Pettis. either, what hs
wanted II for and did not know at the time whether
Pettis was an empoye for the Erie Railway or not. At
he hadnC the remOtest suspicion that hes-
seals we're be Used Tor unlawful purposes. frtbs
gave him a $500 bond which he supposed TO be genuine.
10 copy the seal from. Did he give Pettis receipt
No tor none was wanted. About d week after Pettls
came back with seal and told him the smOkestaek
was not deep enough he deepened II for him. cub
seauently Petts down 70 his residence on staten
Island and left MIN $500 bond Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company 20 make seal i9p,
and Pettis's wife afterward called for u. Tho
witness then repeated by order OF Mr.
Purdy his story OF the day before recitng his CONVEX
saton and dealings with Roberts tine prisoner aDd tod
how when the story OF the fOrgeres published ono
sunday morning III the newspapers, he went the follow
ing eyening-frlghteued 70 deatn-to Roberta, and
begged for the The seal which he had made VI the
NewYOrk Central Railroad not returned to MN,
but the seal OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
was and he took Il with him Oh board a steamer Anu
dropped 10 IN the Kills.