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National Republican., 1874-05-29
Warren Green Hotel.

The Propretors beg leave Inform tE,ejr frIsrd.
and the public generally that they have Nv r.
purehased and fttsd up this delightful Summer
Resort. 4 --
Located IN the most delightful portion of PIed.
mont, Va, the unsurpassed salubriLY of The eli
mate, its views and romantic Scenery, with Its
proximity 10 the
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
and the proverbiaI heaIthiness of It's climate rs
Virginia. - 80 : - : =
nyi-2m j. Il. RfXEY l. CO..
National Republican., 1874-05-29
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
ROCK EN0N SPRINGS,

Eop,irhpEip ,inrhpEipNERISk COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
nm to ncfn &
National Republican., 1874-05-29

BY order Of the bJard.
CHAs. s. JOHNSON,
Assistant Secretary.
Geo. ". Riggs, esq.
| ] presume that was for the sewer, but they
didn't say so, and they sent the matter to the
auditor to audit. The total Mt allowed
me would be within fraction of one half of the
amount charged.
Q. Have you heard Of this assessment
against you since that, and from any other
source; and II so, from WHAT A. heard II
was in the First National bank, New York.
Q. How did you get that informationi A
The cashier called on me.
| Q. What did he hayei A. don't know that
| he had anything, but he spoke to me about
having assessments against my property.
l. @. For what amounti A. / didn't ask him
the amount.
Q. How long after these settlements had
been made until he called on you'll A. It was
/ some time after this correspondence.
Q. Had you paid this amount A. No, sir;
have never paid #. l objected to paying It; tc
pay the full assessment, when was entitled tc
the credit of about half.
Q. What reason have you for not paying the
amount that Is properly assessed, Il there Il
any properly sssossiblei A. None at all. an
willing to pay my taxes. have never failed
/ to pay any that did not take exception to.
Q. This you did take exception toi A. did.
told the cashier OF the bank intended to dis
pute this bill; and think told him woult
fight him, and he said he would not fght with
| me.
@. Has this assessment against your prop
erty been transferred to bank in New York
| A. understand 90.
Q. Do you know for what purpose-whethel
sold or hypothecatedf A. do not knowI d.
not remember. I undertand that they holt
them. That Is all I know about It. They tol(
4 me they held some assessments.
Q..Was their any other property Of your
used there than that you have mentioned A
/ They took up good pavement and put dow
9 bad one, which ! took exceptions to, and
protested against, before they commenced.
@. Where was thati A. Do you mean othe
property Ihaye property all over the city Il
l which take exception.
i @. Did they carry away any Of your side
National Republican., 1874-05-29

FRANK H. SMITH, REPORTER, ON CON-
TRACTS-ENGINEER BARNEY RECALLED
TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH II. FLETCHER
GEORGE W RIGGS ON THE sTAND-ADoLF
,CTIrsS ONCE MORE
National Republican., 1874-05-29
STEAMSHIP LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The fine Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hsV-
Ing resumed her regulSr trips to Norfolk, will leave
her wharf, foot OF sixth street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at p. M, touching at the prin4
cipal river landings, connecting at Norfolk with
steamship Of the N. and N. Line Tor Boston and
Providence: with the borillarl steamship Con- pany
for New Yo=k. Freight should be addressed Care
of Lady OF the Lake, via NOrfolk:n
N. r. FITZHUGH, Agent,
SiKth-street wharf.
A. 9. Plant, General Agent,
MIN Room No. To- Plant Building.
MERCHANTS LIN E OF STEAMSHIPS
AA WAsHISC;ToSNE oSET%E5S WE NEW YORK.
carter the nne steamships E. q: hNhGmI ana
IEiM yg,niSs ,GlBSON will make regular W EEhLH
IhlfS BETWEES NEW YORK, ALEAANDklA,
WARRINGTON and GEORGE rOWS, as folloNs:
Leave New York from Pier 50 rst River every sat
urlAy AZ p. m. Leave Georgetown every friday
az g. M and Alexandria the same day at II m
agenI' ONCE and wharE 2S Water street, George
town, or At the corner of Seyenteenth street and
New York avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
iaIl-tf w. President.
National Republican., 1874-05-29
Deer PARK HOTEL,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIRoGD-

WI WI oe 9pened for the reception Of visitors on ths
sHGS pSh o. June under the management OF Mr.. JAMES
80, 70 Wnoan applications for rooms may be
A. Washington city until June 1; sfter
u ~ y uSSS y Deer Park Garrett county Md.
IN H1aulon 10 the very deslrade accomInodatious
Teereu Ianiies and ladies', esperIat arrangements
for the season. n,TssE 4 q ~ -
National Republican., 1874-05-29
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.


REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamers ofthe North German LLOYD, OF = 200
tons. have been newly furnished with all the modern
improvements.
BALTIMoRE- Captain Llllienhsin.
BERLlN......-.. PutScher.
OtIO.........'...'...-.- an EmsScr.
BKATNSCHwEIG :. Undnetson.
SURNBERG, C5DG. ton5) - JAEGER.
VIII run regularly between BREMEN and BhLTI-
MORE, as follows:
From Bremen. From Baltimore.
HERMANS, Apr;lS. Nay -
May lS. JHEsG-
LEIPZIG. May 20. June I3
OHIO. -. June ~.
And thereafter every Tuesday from Bremen aud
every Saturday from Baltimore.
The steamer will take passengers TO Bremen,
Southampton, London and Havr1 and return.
PRICE OF PAsSAGE.-In gold, from Bremen to
Baltimore: Cabin. 500; steerage. $50 eurreneyr
From Baltimore 10 Bremen, Southampton, Londo9
aud Havre; Cabin, sl0oy steerAge, so. Chldfep
bstween one and ten years, half price; nurseingss
All other arrangements arc the same As the NeN
FuriheI Information can be sscertaIned by apply
iry Ly letter to our General Agents.
A. SCHUMACHER CO...
No. South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd
' CHARLES WALTER,
No. 342 D street opposite CITY HAL
ES-AlSo. Bis OF Exchange on principal places
10 Europe. myis-Q
National Republican., 1874-05-29
SUMMER RESORTS,

IRVING FEMALE COI.LEGR. - =
\, MECHANtO5BUkGsP PA,
Eight miles west OF Harrisburg by C, " r. e., in
the beautiful Cumberland Valley,
OpeB for sUsIMER BOARDER5 from July To-
SepteuIberi.
Building attractive, convenient and eomfortabfe,
Delightful Grove and Grounds, pure air. excelIent
water, healthy location and pleasant drives COM
mend 1t to those seeking rsst and recreation.
Terms moderate.
REV. y. P. EGE, A. M., President
School duties resume Septcmbcr9 ..
, 1874-08-17
DEGENERATION.
No New Developments
Made Yesterday.
The Public Waiting for Molll-
toms Second State
ment.
Comments Of the Press OIL Mr..
Beechor's Statement.
Bcechcrfan Snrmises as to Moul-
toms Long Statement.
Mr. Beecher's Humorous Talk
to the Reporters.
Tributes to the Enterprise Of The +
Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Beecher's Humorous Talk
to the Reporters.
Tributes to the Enterprise Of The
Chicago Tribune.
MoULToN's LONG STATEMENT.
WHAT 1r is SUPPOSED DY MR. nEEouEn's rn1ssp,

MoULToN's LONG STATEMENT.
| WHAT II is surrosED BY aR, p1Eourn's rnr.sne
10 CONTAIN.
FROM tho Netc Fork Nord {Nfccher rartsat, d,,o H.
Ihose Of Mr. Bocclor's friends who have aeon
MS statement pronounced themselves entirely
satisfied With 1t. It Ia beloved bY t,em that il
Will havo Tho effect Of bringing boforo tho pullio
tDo long atatoniont which 3Ir. Moultou prepared
out oiu not present. Tlis long document con-
tl'hB, 1t IL sn'd, about thirty letters written by
mr. Doccner. nnd Of tho samo character as those
Which formed part Of 11r. Tilton'A statement.
ala Win the letters which aro Bigned by MIR.
oaccAef aro somo unsigned. which arc more
notes' or short and fragnontAry lettera. All Of
tnese ncod veriticntion before their usthouticity
ls admitted, though tho genuine character Of 4
largo nu'nbor of them Ia admitted. A. long
letter from Thomas Il. Deechor TO Mrs, Isabella
u AooEor, part Of Which was quoted
IN Mr. I1!tons statcmcnt md which admits
tue Truth OF tho accusation brought by Mr.. TIL
ton, 1orma, it Is believed, QUO Of tho prominent
,,ehture8 Of tho long statement and another in A
!ottec from Mrs. Titon to Mr. Deccler. which.
a,'aa from expressions it contaiue, bears out tIlo
eheptio1y GroghI aS to n'gsinst A. pccchor Tho
Beeehor 73, ia not denied by the ftfondy Of tic
!! Iiytaontll pastor. md it Ia said to bo ono Of
sno family roasons which have matlo Mr. Dccchor
a',xioas tn. to avoid public defense Mrs Til
olBo written under compnlaion. Besides tt1pso
uocuinentn to statement giyos it in Thought
tlo conversations botwocn sir. Bocohcr alI sir'
Moaltor, which ato alluded to and partially
2no1ea non1ta. IN ~, Gaths" letter to THE Ct1cAoo
atoniton t,aaa,t alleges he has had will aIr,
oeechor arc OF an extremely gross cl.nrnctor. aui
= II noliaEod, can ba very readily proved by in-
, 1874-08-17


Ut: Loula Aug 10.-Thoro was fire IN tho
"nolesalo boot aud nhoo house Of Quincy storr
co'' No. Sl4 North Main street, abont o'clock
th'a mornlug. damaging tho stock about ;s5. .oou
tMal'lty ny water. The ontlrn stolk in tho housp
tollnwn; @ $4,000 cnol, in rho,lix md llo1lue. g.
!!t NOW iork. and tho North British md Atelva,l.
y tlto; ooa slb.1oo IN tho Royal Of Liverpool;
fHhaonou ~ each III tlo lverpoo London, d 0obo,
ihlladolplia, md tho Iinrtioul, Of Martfo,rd
at ~ ooo oaoI, in The Manhattan, Of New York,
ia a'!a tlo Fire IT. 1larine Of Springfield Atusy.
14lo ire vas The work of all inoentsry,
, 1874-08-17
HOW HEECHER 1NDULGEs IN Hu~
MORQUS TAIK

]
| When the members OF tho Committee loft hr,
Becchor, and hIr. 6hoarmau appeared Oh tb
atopa OF the house, tho reporters imtucdiate]
surrounded them, and, AZ Mr. Boochcr ereetc,
thom cordially, the Herald reporter, as spokcs
man OF tho party, proceeded to interview him
hlr. Boecher did not look so well as lo did O,
the previous day, but looked rather caroyor,
Which, however, did not dotract from Lis pleas
ant brightness Of manner.
heporter-This is the first interview you bay,
accorded to the reporters,
Mr' beecher-Well, ! hope it will be 80 fr,t,tfu
in good rosulta that they will all III tim futur,
| 1col the necessity Of coming to mo for newe
Wheh anything il going oil. I lilo tho reporter
90 much that Aoro they may bo changed in the
ncxt world, in accordance with Darwin'a teor,
into corkacrews-yety good corkacrows-no titnos'
inside. '0o "'''''
Mr; Deechor laughed heartily as ho said this,
a1!d tho 1eportor laughed too.
DIR. Hcecher (warm1y)-1 am suro there ia nm
| class Of gentlemen whom like bcttor. I pilic1
them last night when saw them rushing far
MaId every tlmo wagon drove up to tho llouse.
however. l must h.teryiow you, gentlemen.
What IL the llews you con givo me :?
Roporter-Ouly that you will be acqulttod. 1lr.
beochor, aud that IL 10 news. @'
| 81, Mr; Beoohcr docularly)-Wel1, what chances
snoalu lave As candidate for tho preAi,
tqIeney? tIas What is the opinion OF tho proBs on
Nenortor-rt is believed that your ch ances
would 10 much bottor than thoso Of Wr, 4 ilton'
,. Mf. ;1oechor laughed heartily, and Mr.. Bhoar-
t,a tian observed TINT oyon ho, he thought would
Aapo oettor chanco thau dIr. TiItou
!, Nopofter-May l ask wl!oLher YOU hayo ro,3
'n,t 1no iast statement copioa from THE CHICAGO
:, hlr. Doecl,er (nssumtng aroll alr>-wo1l
waa WAN Moua ue'*of NUS aob!o god, great god. So
Nepo1ter-How about Frank Aoulton.
Mr. Hocchor (!RughingC-Wo)l / think that
zen. washington WIS ouo. Of tue grcalogt amG
Au.ana'l Lllaeo!a ono Of tho bos5 men lila
eiouhtss i haS produced. That il my candid opIn-
:, Neportoro,Do you know, AIr. Doeclor. whethor
this subject? oA'''oo "
,nN At H. p9so!,os {sll in tho bos of humor)-1
Mr. Shenr'nan.TAo Committee aro six,
Shcarmau. "to i46u''
Thore was pauae, md rs a now tonic OF in.
quiry presented itself which was not nnfnr M IL H.
circumstances, beyond the bounds Of renortoriai III
dolicaey. the reporter yontured to ask tic naval
n,a aud decidedly AZ , fef oElnn Fl question: "r Doecor
Mr.. pocchor dill not hesitate u moment n mr.
sMor this no,nentous aud important onnrv
"Wo!l, lio roplted with his hearty ln1rn II
fool proud, for lYo got naw yost OH" u,d witt
t1ls he carried llA hana over h's pponlit yost Of
snowy whito.
.oas e. 1o1.,yye yos intona going out of town
MIR. Doccher (rat!aor moro scrioualy)-I really |
haya not decided TINT az yet, aud MY wife Ina |
not nado up llor mind, either. ny tue way, how |
il should aak all tho reporters to como ,lp to
Ieoknkill aud cat pooksfill pears on condition
that they refrain fran writing single worl3
Mr.. l3occhor appeared al tiiough Ge wore coei- |
tatng and aetIing. tn, question IN hia mind.
, 1874-08-17
BISHOP WHITEKOUSE,
Memorial Services in the
Episcopal Churches.
ltorlcWs Of tho Life and Labors
Of the Dead Prclatc.
Ills Intimate Relations with
Presbyters of His
Diocese.
sermons by Dra, Locke, Sullivan,
Powers, and Others,
ihe Rev Or. Dc Kovcn, Of Racine,
breaches at St. James
Church.
Remarks OF NJ. w. Fuller.

mn In v'o" OF tho recont doMh Of the Bjebon or
.'.no's Tic services i'll tue Episcopal Churuh in
lug sus Guy "ero communicative Of th, lato DIOCESAN
"na 1ho sl'aco usually dovotoi to sermons ia snn'
rendered exclusively to tl,o,n. 40 '@-'''
, 1874-08-17
CHICAGO, MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1874.

iltH 4 formal statement, and indood Homo partn Of
It Mill only inturo him in popular ogtitna-
tn',;.. .ion; Tic case has many phases Of
really pathetic intorost, and much allowance
worry m1,ch foar It Inns not yet boen lls mood to
toll I'LL that llo knows about tho maltort
, 1874-08-17

t,,s oHHNT'1s, H'', llisa.. Ang, lo-rho north .ao Of
orlsinatsl in 1larps ntofo, and II nup1,osed to to
hayo pave boon causoa by the explosion Of i coa.oil
;atP 81 lno AoSs estimated ut s10vo00 insurance,
, 1874-08-17

i, NEW YORK. Aux. 1G.--ArTlyad stoarushtpa COL
uo anu Clty of l3rllssols, from Liverpool
i'EhlooL, aug. 1G.-HtoamBlips State of No
Yaaa; ANHsf.a, and baltic, fEon New York, NJ
, 1874-08-17

| anu sont to IHE CHICAGO Tribune Oh Sunday.
Ml;afo e; tl,ey %cro to appear to-day or Tomorrow
tho sentiment of tho West llaB boon NO strongly
will. him that |.o felt unnr obligation 10 fl,rsl,
portion Of hls documentary evidence for pub-
1loa'lon there e. before offering II in Now York.
ilr. Tllton's last coup Is ono Of no little iu-
posta,ee. 1t waH understood yesterday thnt lilo
eorrospontonco botwoon A1r. and NIra. Tilton
,Ign a]t 1s1l to i87i H. would DO mall probability pub
sooin ratlor strange tint this correspondence
a!'onld not llavo been ,irst gvon to Sumo Now
YORK paper, but Air. Tilton's action in thH mt
tor ts explained ly tho fact that TuE Cl1cauo
friend, defending hia course and npAoltling hls
clatao!or,* Mr.. I'ilto,, In giving d CORY Of
this correspondence first to Clic1go pai1or,
thinks lo hna royonged hiulsolf Oh tho New York
press. OF whose 0dyotso attltulo ha has 10 Bit
torly complained.
'Tl!ls means that TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE las mt
yet denounced fulton us Alantoror mr. nccepted
Dreehos US saint. neither Of wlir 1t will do TIL tho
caao lH al malo up.
BAyAor ASSAULTS UPON MouL1ox FOR HIS D1s-
CLOSURES ri GATH.
Front tts Nba FORK Tribune.
VIII 1t DO believed tlnt WHOM Frncia D. MDul- !
ton satd to the Committee that llunar would not !
nllow him to toll What ho knew, lla had already
even tl.on lawlted about tho s!roota Of Chicago [
aud flying OH tho wIreB to tho romotest parts oi
tho continent? lilo lad poured into tho uar OF |
tho representative Of TAE uM1oAao* TRIBUNE
tho whole story Of hts connection with tho Ill
ton affair. llo bud doHorlbol ilonry Ward Hneoll-
Or aa u liar. 4 traitor, I'LL asluteror, q Icch.r,
lasphomor And whom he waa confronted ,yitl,
tho Chicago paper containing lhls printed
proof OF llls insncorily, tho pcaosnlaker aB tiu
refused to bHy ono word, and wont Oft yachting.
N1 might tunbt whether tho lottor was correct
ropors Of Mr.. Mou!ton's angnago, hut it bears
informal oYitlonce of authenticity. It IL full Of
passages which nobody but MoH1tou aid Tittoa
could haYo Inspired, full Of documents who'd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-23
BLACKS MITHINC.
OCK VII LE, WI d.
'CARDINC.

"a HAVING PUT MY CARDING
eS MACHINES in complete order, am
Axzu~now prepared TO do CARDING, at
short notice and in the best manner
S- All WOOL left at 2. J Darby's, Daw-
sonville, James S. Windsor's, Darnestowu.
Bouic Bros, Rockville, or John Brooks, in
Georgetown, will be taken and returned every
other week.
may eft GEO. MCCORMICK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-23

B& | have recently attend
ed several large bankrupt sales
in Northern cities, where made
heavy purchases at extraordi-
nary low figures, which induce
ments l am now offering to my
friends and the public generally.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-24
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
MUNSON Hull NURSERIES.

The proprietor of these nurseries has been en-
gagged twenty wo years in the propagation OF
fruit and ornamental trees. He has made
SOUTHERN VARIETIES a special study, and
now offers an immense assortment of perfectly
grown stock Of PEACHS, APPLES AND
PEARS. His varieties are warranted true to
name, having been tested in his extensive
experimental orchard. and superior in perfec.
ton of growth and size, to any In the state.
They are the CHEAPEST wELL-GROwN
TREES offered in Virginia
He has also la rye stock of fine ORNAMEN-
tai TREES
Special attention devoted to ORCHARD
LISTS, adapted toalI SOILS and LOCATIONS
Orders should be sent as soon as possible.
Parties leaving the selection of varieties to
the proprietor may be sure of getting the best of
every Thing.
Persons, in ordering, will please state express
ly the varieties they DESIRE and the number of
each, and whether of Standard or Dwarf.
When have not the varieties desired, will
substitute as near in character as possible,
unless otherwise directed. TIE cost of boxing
or packing will always be charged but all
packages will be sent TO the steamboats, or depots
at Washington, Georgetown. and Alexandria
without charge for carriage, and when so de
livered my responsibility as to their condition
will cease
Remittances should be made In drafts to my
order or by express, or, if small sums, by mail.
Particular directions should be given as to
marking and shipment of packages Where
directions are not given, will ship by such line
as shall seem best.
Varieties particularly recommended for this
climate and market are marked thus.x
Apple trees, $l5 per 100; per 1000, 800
Peach trees, $40 per 100, per 1000 $50. 2,ON
$40 per 1000, 5000 $e5 per LOCO. Dwarf Pears.
S26 per 100. Standard Pears, $40 per 100.
Send for Catalogue, and address
d. o. MUNSON,
Falls Church, Fairfax County, Va
de I2-dewAutf ~
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THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
VOLUME FOR 1874.


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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of T. b. MCLEOD, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Rich nond, Va, this 9th day of March
1874.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that a petition has been
presented to the Hon. Robert W Hughes, Judge
of said District Court, in bankruptcy, by VIM.
H Allderdice and @. H. wendlneer, assignees
of the estate of said bankrupt, to sell the real
estate belonging to said bankrupt, free from all
liens and eneumbrances thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested,
that in the terms of sara petition an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate, to an
pear before Register w W. Forbes at his Of
| fee in the said city Of Richmond, on the 25th
day of March, 1874. at 10 o'clock a. M, and
show cause. II any you have, why such order
should not be granted
VIM. II. ALLDERDICE,
| Id o. H. WENDI4INGER,
NH lO--Tu2w Assignees.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
L TED STATES, for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of John W. Geadding, bank
rupt-n bankruptcy.
To whom 1t may concern = The undersigned,
Thomas w. Taylor. of Onancock, Accomac coun-
ty. Virginia, hereby gives notice of his APP.
pointment as assignee of the estate of John W.
Geaddng, of Accomac county In said district.
who was, on the Goth day OF January a. d. 1874,
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Cour. of said district.
Dated at Onancock. the 9Th day Of March,
a. d., 1874. THOMAS w. TAYLOR,
NH 9-2awSw Assignee.