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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
Mining Stock Report.


Morning Hoard.
MONDAY, June 81, 1878.
2s65 Ophir, AN, AZ, ~
6y5 Mexican, 1914, II, 1872.
40 Gould 4 Curry, 15k, 1s, Is
1885 Best h Belcher, 49,, 43at, ~. I3k. l.
bio, 43S ' 80
165 Chollar-Po 70 aH-
10 Hale l. Norcross, 80
326 Crown Point. 2eh, 29.i, 80 bio
100 Yellow Jacket, "a
20 Imperial, 8
215 Kentuck, 10
10 Alpha, 1917
275 Belcher, 25k, 25h, 25I .r
655 Con. Virginia, Sl2h, 307 X, $40, 3o5, 3O6
3O5 $50, 30S, 307 $50
$50 Confidence, 14H, is
2770 California, So, 53h, 52ss, 53ia, 53b BIS
260 Sierra Nevada, lax
so Bullion, 3Tk
10 Overman, ST. So
s Justice, 80
$50 Succor .a-".
AS Union Con, 6h, 6l4, 6sS
100 Lady Bryan, 31s
1875 Julia, In. IL
lis Caledonia, l6, 1616
40 Baltimore, AZ
50 Utah, 6
1876 Silver Hill, Tx
100 Dayton, az
$50 Rock Island, 81.
10 New York Con, "a
ITO Occidental, 81
$50 Tyler, 75c
so Lady Washington, X IS
260 Woodville, az, IN
1875 Andes. 81, 81, az
200 Cosmopolitan, 37hc
$40 Prospect, Az, Az SO
80 Maryland, 75c
Afternoon Board.
1853 Eureka Con, SO, 50, 60, Geh
200 Jackson, Ia
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Virginia City is now the unhappy
land of canine. ..-..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

DESERVED PUNISHMENT In the
case of Charles Nelson, brought
before Judge Gould, for using OBJ
scene language on the street, the
Court sentenced the prisoner to be
confined in the County Jail six
days. Had the sentence inflicted
been ten times more severe it
would still have been just push
ment for the offense committed.
When it comes to pass that the
ladies of our city cannot walk the
sidewalks of our principal street
without fear of being shocked by
the indecent utterances of drunken
men, it is high time that our Off
GERS made q wholesome example.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

ANOTHER PAPER.-We learn that
Col. J. G. Dow, Assemblyman of
Elko county, has purchased the
material of the Reno " Crescent"
and will soon commence the pub
LEGATION of the " Democrat" daily
and weekly, in that place. Colonel
Dow has had considerable news
paper experience; is an able party
writer, and will no doubt make the
Democrat a power in the land.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
Lots of buggy riding these days.

Yesterday-the longest day in the
year. I8 aasg 81
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
Tur LAsr WoRp.LNot = thous

The LAST WORD. Not q thous-
and miles from, and within hearing
of our sanctum door, two young
ladies preside over the destinies of
neatly kept kitchen. With the
aroma OF beefsteak which floats
through the air sanctum-wards,
occasionally is waited the frag-
ments of witty discussion. The
following termination to good
natured tongue tournament was
brought over on an aroma-laden
zephyr yesterday. No. III tell
you he is the prettiest fellow in
town" No. 2" Oh, oh, oh!-he's
as homely as cold grub" No. /
"Oh you dry up!" No. 2" Oh,
you BLOW AwAY!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
TIE COURTS.

PRODUCING MpOBTEES' BOOKS IN COURT.
ARGI MENT ON THE MOTION IN THE SUIT AGAINST
JAMES IEAuY & BROTHERS.
The first case respecting the production OF
Importers books and papers under the act Of June %
1874 came up yesterday in the United states District
Court before judge Blatchford Last Winter the Gov
eIurnent began q suit against James Leahy Brothers
importers of Nottingham laces, 10 recover about
$4,000 on the ground that The firm had imported aces
at an differentiation. Section Of tine act Of June 90
Isi provides that ain all suits and proceedings. other
than criminal arising undcr any Of the revenue laws OF
the nited States tine attorney representing the Govern
ment-wheueyer, in his belief, any business book, m
voice or paDer belonging under the control Of the
defendant or claimant will tend to prove any allega
fon made BIZ the United States-may make written
motion pprtcuarv describing such book invoice, or
uanrr ana set ing forth the allegation which he expects
l., urDvc; and terrupon the court in which suit or pl0
cecdug Is pending may in its discretion issue hotcc
tho defendant or claimant 10 plouhc" such OoOh, III
voice or paper in court" $4,000. a..
Wnel tie -uit was be-un United States tricAttcr-
ncy Bliss made motion required by The act referred
it, but on account OF the aD,enc" ~ mtlni Is on inc
irn in Europe 1t was not served ntl q frW ddys ago
For this reason The matter was deferred uhli !eeiuy
wien Mr. Clarke Of the firm Of Stanley. Brown ~
Clarke counsel for Che Defendants moved 10 Vacite
the notice, on the ground that the motion TO
ALLOW il was premature; that under me. act IN
aud panrrs in court be kept for IN indefinite tlne
and that the allegations contained IN the hooh rs ~
what Nj. Bliss expected to prove by tie books AM
papors OF JNahy & brothers were TOO vague.
Assistant United states District Attorney IIenan'
VINO represented the GOyerlmrnt, ""ntended tIt Mt
Bliss in MS notion lad complied WIZ tne s.a'u i i
Judge Blachtord ~ held, aud declined 10 N4t'e tls
notice. Further proceedings in TINS case VIII Dc had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
An UNPUBLISHED LETTER From HENRY
CLAY.


c. T.. Sheldon Of this city, in looking over
the papers Of his iatnernaw, formerly an honored cit
zen OF Auburn found the following letter from Henry
Cay in the handwriting of the great KentGekan HIM
self. Tie icst,r las never been published:
ASHLAND, Ky, ApIile, y.
Ny DEAR SIR: During my rhserce from none, 10
which lately returned from NewOrlean' your "H'ci'i
nIre chair anG chrocrphical appeniages. presented to
utc aV tie NLi.s Of AuJltn, arrived III safely
iIeir sell tc,I 0restu hex leave Xprcss 70 yon
and 20 Them nom the chair Itself which they have done
M -. ,S Inn lgIonts foT Testimonial 50 very ac-
ccpablc and valuable. It po,sesses exquisite beauty
au, contain. every possible convenience for reading ana
yrtn., t,,,n 10 tLe nnit,-f object. and all furnished
with lir greatest taste and elegance which ore c0lid
ina Inc ~ desire IL + quite surprising how 80 nuci ac
and sJ many articles 81 utility and comfort
could De combined III small a space DcsiSi. 4 ana
cSecu"d by American artists ana on ti, ,,
highly valued ~ me- tney are extremely efeo''@ole 10
F,r the friendly motives OF esteem attachment. and
h,T md al ch IrOn,prl tin offer OF tIis sich tribute
Of Nh, r affection request their aocertance also OF my
cGldll ;nank-. You express yot rsrct On 3ecoLnt :"
Inc ,pcctcd issue II the last Presidential election
ought 10 feel hone Tor myself personally besn,s psit
relieved from yasi responsibility, ~ IurA,Sneu ,ne ,
caio II ne exhibition OF testimonials and the 0utpour
ing Of affection iaon tue hearts Of ny friends ana G1ui
ever could be the lonorcd object These spontaneous
and d.sintcrestoG manifestations are worm IA moro IMAM
For our common country do regret the issue of The
contest. Had II been othcrws, WI sno, h h1 rd
served the protective policy, nier winch we i,u IV'
sich rapid apd encour ,sns ANY nre'' me nirh 81 i
lioycmcit In or rivers ana ha noIS "pui h,t ~,
heen arrested and above all, should nave avoided
u. unnecessary 81 aggression Win II lShDot toln
10 uicc.s by internal disscnslOns The hrilmnt acIeFe
cnts and the GLORIOUS laurels acquired during MS prose
cuti H. gratifying they are to our M tl'll pliic ny
cltarter can never compensate for the eNctPtloii"e
manner i'm which IL WAS begun the brave anu pdtrlVtic
lies Which have been sacrificed and the fearful issnS
which trcnbic in contemplating NAV grow Oit OF us
teruiuadun But have - Jic.ft 10 uNcil on
mis- iainl theme. turn from il with hope ana dltiu
admission Ia Him whose, doubt, wise put liscruioh
dlspcnsation has permitted this a"iui cliin'ty u VISA
beloved country. ...... ~, ,,,.
Tpray J0u, my dear Sir 70 accent assurances Oh 10y
cued the duty toward me assigned Ia you ny the W me-
- m. frirnI and al. dent servant, III. CLAY.
SYLVESTER Scl,encl, esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MATS.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. t.

WEDNESDAY, AUG T.
For Iuro,c via Queenstown and Liverpool, by ne stn'
ship Russia mails close at a. No oupllemrhtIy NAH
st.arusIip sails al a u fom CuDarl Dock, Jersey Cy
Tor SIito Domingo, Sa.aapa, Turks island ali Gnc,o
Plata, the steamship Tybee mails c0,e ~ p ~ 7"Sn'
shin .ais al 3 D. In from Pier, i5 Fast River.
Thu DAY. ARC. D. -, -, a..
For Europe Plymouth Cnc;boTg ana HAMBURG ~ i"s
sesns IN iolmerxiia. nails close al 1890 a. Siyyle-
u.nary Mail cosrl at 10 y M steamship SAILS al
m from Pier a fgot OF Thrlst., Hobosen. . 81. IL
Netherlands direct, Dy TIE htdhsNp l'rs,
$50 ~ steamship sails RON faFOn@ iefy' JET
FOR iayana and the indies By the steamship riy on
Vera CrIz n,ails c0se az M A supplementary ssn ~
closed AT 40 D. steamship sails at n iiV'n fief No.
FRIDAY. AUG. g. 49,,
Letters for the SANDWICH Issaf KY iTaoa al fIa a
AMI Australia, 10y tie steamship MikaD, V "a. az
Frncsco Monday, Aug 10 should Dc mailed IN the new
YOrK POST once on OF Deiprc sunday, Aug. ..
SATURDAY. AtG. Z,
For England, Wae, anh Ireland VIA Qheehto"h ain a..
80 ppmeatary Mail steanship sails al a. ii1on s1es
No -. North iiiVcT. .---., A.. ,-..,s.
,or scotland only Glasgow, by the steamship ttqyS
mails c.sc at 6 - m sap tmf 1taiy MAIL HteaMH"iP
sail. AT . a. ~. from Pier No. 20 North ltser , ,,o.
FOR Prince direct tine steamship Feieirf mals .ss
at ii m 40 Supplementary Mall. steamship SANS AZ ia
~. from Pier No. 81 North Riser -,
Tor fnroe VIA southampton and Bremen, by We seal-hp
Rhein ma l. clOse ll.3O 5uppcmrnl-rN ha1 ~
closed 100 p steamship sals al p Ill., IV e' WV
MIslor Kew Vest by the steamship CITY OF Waco close AZ
D. M steamship s.s a. NJ i!om Pei 40 ~ ft9' '''
SUNDAY. AUG. q $500. ..
All Mails close az IL o'clock ~ III Inc fos|Oi'o '''RS
- - II - 49,. VI "a, nez..
every day al l.3o p. m. a.. ~. Vol, Do a.
4 Man for i!aIiaA, y. ., Is Close" 1e e"0 -'N" w.
ONCE every Gay at ". m.
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At the Esslx Market Poce Court ycsterlay.
DFCIsIOES-AUcrsr 2.

cu,rcne Couyt-C bambers-By Judge Westhrook.-
Rutherford It. RIOwnOrtr granted IA turn,e ay' IA
FurnceHcyoTt o = ltite cChhIlu'u anu "e''O Va ""i'"
granted 10 the plaintln
Sn,e,ior ,oyl-S,eeial Tenn Bv Judge Sedgwck.
WrX.l alOer tAt commission issue, &C. QnaehenDo>s
agt Wes-Jucgment DEF nllSo On demurrer, WIZ ete
q, onsrd Trn6re at. Rtphsr a. alMotion for s'cnry
yranieI Chamberlain agt. ChamDe rain-see menoianGli
fcIE agt C,raf.-s,e mcnIOrnGnn.i
Synerioy Court General Jaw-By Judges Curtis
and S,iggck-IIauks aEt hieycnsonJ uisn'nt anhIhtu
vim costs opinion by judge CUTS wade set D. lever
anr a,t rers with COSTS opnon ~ JuaSc
cnTti. Nols,n's Bank II Montreal o g. hoWGni Jdgh,h
ami oed with costs OpnnOn 10y Juake 'hili@ ul
HOAX agt Orgcr-ju iWuI dhri,d VIII Sns opinion ~
Jrigc CuIts Paync aimusatlx, ass Ihe rory steshu
AMI Railroad comp NY Judgment
anrren W ia opinion Judge Cdrtis Wen at Ton
ne a..4Do With cVss opln IN by Judss
-Jutisanrnt an" ora
cost Opinion by judge Curtis The Ann otn Deck ahu iai-
Dfn,, m mt Company agt Silly.J Judgment ana otl,f
Affirmed with Gusts opinion by JuIeo cufiis.
The Tribune Association agL Snith-orler Alarmed, VAN
ahmed, opinion by Judge WICK Lehmaer II Al ags Iis
wodrdr affirmed Win slO costs 10 defendant ABIDE
event opinion by Judge asdgN lcs tOhait AL Inc Naot u
ice Cnntauy New NOrt,cw trial orierr' Win costs 20
d,feud,nt Ia aiiie event opinion by Judge sedTwlcs
Faulk arr Kamp-Ordg Affirmed. with 80 costs opinion by
Judge ~egwe. Fisko agt. A,J Judgment anirinsh VITA
costs opinion Jig. Patterson agt St.iaui
Haas assignee &c, agt ODrien.Jua rent affirmed without
liz Jnsiee Mcneil AMI Judge sedyvlok-Doyle ct al
agt. Lord "a sl-M0ton GRANTED.
Common Pleas pSoi.sl YGps-By Judge J.F. DAILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
COMMENCEMENT ar TIE PENNSYLV4AIA
STATE COLLEGE.

TRIALS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLFMfSTs-hEEIlNG
OF THE TRUSTEES.
IRON A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TR'bCNF'i
BELLEFONTE, Penn, July 30.-The exercises
OF the thirteenth annual Commencement OF The PennsF
vana state College began Sunday, July %, with
bacca by President Calder The eSaInha
tons OF the three lower classes took place daring tue
early part OF the week The literary exercises began
on Wednesday evening. Jny 2s, with the
Junior contest for the Kaine Prize for oratory'
The prize awarded 10 Ellis L. Orvs the SUBJECT OF
whose Grafton RetribuOn." On the following DAY
good audience in attendance, In spite Oh heavy
RAIN 10 hear the oratons Of the graduating class Inc
sautatory was delivered by j. j. Wallace OF Pittsburgh.
and the vaedctory by J. +. sloan Of Lock Haven tire
first honor man" the class. After the cSnferrng OF
degrees the presentation Of six prizes, awarded an
nuay excellence in certain studies IN department.
The Alumni Association held IFS annual meeting III
In Inc evening occurred was
attended by brilliant company 0 gllcsts-ay ~ I'LL
from distant parts Of The state. rms eded wv oruuNs
exercises OF Commencement WeeK but ~ tiiIs 10 az
agricultural college, various nOn.erary eNHrcS's roo
place. On Tuesday there a testing 81 mowers, ann
Wednesday trial of reapers, both OF whlcn were
attended by large numbers of Interested spectators;
Seven different machines were entered ech gay py o'
special agents. The award has not YET bc"n maze
public. Owing 10 the RI on Thursday afternoon the
pIow trial deferred until to-day. -,
On Wednesday the de- gates Or the County ARri'ul-
tura Society met They discussed yaion- matters con
nected with the Institution. Among othei TOPICS us
cIlssed was tn condition Of the cxperimen ial farms
OF the state Mr.. Turner Of Chester County afe trustee
;hc college, affirmed that the farm in that county was
center of information Tor farmers in the vicinity, and
was 40 valuable IN this respect that il would have
already rcraid those living IN that section hai fheY
b0uht il with tIeir own money. lie also stated mat he
had been by Of the scientific aiuaes of mo
present class THAT the entire cost Of his living ior nc -l
year Of his course, including boarding. lodging, books'
clothing, vacation expenses, etc. an"nnt"h 10 "y 4V
The board Of Trustees met on NednesGa seen OF ne
nine elected mcnhers being present. The Tre@shr'rs
report showed that there has en- reduction ~ seNra
thousand dollars in the I ting debt q TIC col ne
board elected Prof joseph 7. Ioyewel or SEenei rclc
school M the chair of Chemistry and Physcs,
prey l0usy occupied by Prof. ~. Collier. II also maze
the modern languages y separate department or me cur
iclun AMI Col. \. GrabOwskl was electth 70 M 'hlS
chair. and 20 act military instruct r. j. :. w. Dean:
formerly Assistant in Ancient Languages was eiecfed
Professor Of Latin. This institution has gained many
friends within the lasr year. and The tru'rfs expect
large increase in the number Of students next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
ptSSEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIv.RpooI,-In steamship Boianfa. Aug. 37ar
IT, j. Gordon bennett, Ms. Bennett asa ard COURIER ss.
F. Birch W. Birlct, j. SLACK A. blumeniha y, y: b,"T
carileiee Capt Curg. MI and Mrs Chareswoh - 90,
insid W cooSc Miss Cnnard, Miss CunanL Mss A. Ce-
nar Miss n. Clnarl W. Cnnaia Gori@n canaH ana S.
vios Mis- and mad b. H. Day JON J.. D.yn' ~
noia Miss aaiy Do1ge, Mira Alice = a. Doss soG aai
\. Duncan Mrs W. b. Duncan M,ss ay qmnnnS - ich
orq L. A. tars a. + Feaehhe n; " tlss"e
u; l. "aly' IioSaes H. Sser C. " Hu6bcn b.
az icS r ad Mis- T. H. HGtcnns siT Keith g. jack
son LAZY JacL s,n us. Jouran, infant and ire ey H.
T. AeIy. W. u. Gcnall M KIDD, 5iss kngayJ ": h94,'
Sal Nh and Mrs. ". H. and tIee children d zen
NJ Lay, IT,; NJ lay ana sister, H. LeN' " Iii MI an
5. Lockwood Mss I%cSNs9d org W ,fa,fai NJ
an IT, M 4, -, Sr Heiysrs ivan Mclean hos Miller
AMI d6,d. ~ Miiandes, MI Moole, Mis- l. D, Moore Ass
Mqrrcr and ssIe 4 Muholand Mr ard Mrs. H. Na@'
Thomas Newbod John +. Orne. W H. Peek, j. " rr,ss,
Ms pierce infant aud maid. M and Mr. T. rin'" MSS
FaaS MI 9FSg Mo Si rs q d n N, a z a.. w Il.
Ro,c Sss io,ch Rowland Mr. ana Mis- g. peab y isas,
silcTc Nr. Thomas sh'lock Ar and Srs; T. -.
smith hss n H. smith j. O. smith John 3. spears, ) p
apence H. sler Nv Story i4oi1s Ss" ~ s 1i r
sn2er NJ and Mr.. lalc9 Thomas Lh'ng,II o. -.
D. IT, Wallace 4. T. WesScet, \ Z hi,eenP ~ A Mh.s.
= H. ~h, AT. ald As T. " ma~Si' WsSr Mr. Wors
From HIvANA-In seanship Columbus, Aug al ".
Slfn A. sta Mana, T. F,rnaDGel, J. Fol1"rie Gnu" 90
Lean T. y. Cioper r. Ana' tapiena. o. 1aI'sT, T.; ~
ui g. 1langor r. Reyes ,ionzales. j. Baro Blane lsrd,
n Forrias NJ Corr3o, A. Terrell g. Alelirri4 r. i'ay b
ThoJ1deck j. A. Peasant, A. feOsO. VI. Dial, j. Atiy.
FROM CiIA RLEsTON- 8, .'oish III AHhatton Aga >
&. X. De Silles, Mss L. Gaiihtf MS -
E,lrcl llIs. j. H. burton, J. - Jenispn 4 d "'Ph'r
Miss ". jenkins Miss \. J"n&ns. ~, IL hnSMa"n' az
PI,ukle Nts Rel 81 Miss GaDaay, W. lanyhNh, j. y '"h
ean Mrs Iccs sfisses recL Dr Peek Misc lr Dr. Ahir
SON Mis-, Kent MIS-. ". NJ LiId Misc G. = la 30 & ll- =
T. l. La BOrle NJ ~ ]. & Hendr ~, MIS- ~ G. ,ihI, IL
L.bhy Thomas LIBBY, j. {. cnOaden, o. la!nn, - tM.h
" schncidcr H. Wallace, John Chadwick G. Reed y h9n'n'
$ L. loge u. winthrop T. winthrop g L. ISL, u; n'
iorv ,r, A. - a. and Mrs NohIk"r al naghl'
j. a. I,nas j. =. Adger u. baTAeT Miss baaneD, u Ao-
nay, A j. He.rick hobt CROSBY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
TIE BEECHER CASE on THE OTHER SIDE.
,,p surAcNfAv BEFORE A LONDON AUDIENCE.
Frold me LJi.dOI Emo.

Mp surAcMAN BEFORE A LONDON AUDIENCE.
AT the close OF the MONDAY service ut tue
civ Temple yesterday tJuy M inc Rev ~ rarhoi .n
tiI6rd fat there had inst arrived nom America ana
was pr, sent among them. Mr.. Thomas g. sh',' nd,
member Plymouth Church. am one Vi VI ~ - -
cnnmseI in the late trial DR. Parker minated thdt thos
who desired hi ght remain, when Mr. Shcaiman wouu
answer any questions on tac SUBJECT VI .o
Mr. Snsarman, Vino, after explaining that The
invitation extended TO hn was tn,re'y "n Mr.
Ere1cncr,, case Lad been merely professional
h. t not fell at liberty to speak OF u o" ,o n
ncca Inn iut he had been friend Of NJ Beschcf Iur
o. c"rs and a member of Plymouth Church ior many
years ana When he took charge OF me case Nc ~, ~
upon the express con 10 mo sI"J re
Mr. Hrcchcr aud his other irendS-that ne 80
ceiye for lis Twelve months services no no Si s
Whatever. Mr. bcocher ha' gwen ni ~ y, ~ ,'ssSs
"a h bous aud raueIs and ne had nad IL hls Du-css
To- kho" ,ie i"' mai Lone I'm tits DISCRIMINATION Mr.
Hecter md always most heartily corcnrred NJ snraF
I1nn referred To impression Wllcl nc t;ousu' ~
IN Inoo,r tba; Mr. Becchcr Ead admitted some lplo
peiie." This he entirely denied unless u was al ni'o
Ia, y.,o,r, ne had snowu from childhood intimate ~
Sn3sc husband constantly kissed M Beecer himSeh,
and expressly desired his wife To- h - mn. II suo u's
,xer, necessarily wrong, doubt Mt bercher was
wrong; but If so, vast proportion "a -,
fnrgt be condemned for Mr.. heeeter waS Ieay NOR
cioms in h,- ne atioBs with ladies TINS brought w "a M
church aud looking upon him a. iathel ln.u wv -
eu,Ing the clcryy in America. Mr. Shearmah s1 ma
the slon sOf grief and reinOrse III M .ehea -.
f.rs we're bast upOu his long Dtirt l" us l.,,i
h.,uil.d iuto "A passion Tor nun which hdt sup,
NAMED her husband in her heart ana plOuu'cu
hc unost mscry in the tamily He Appealed 10 every
srntcrnan To say whether If this had been true' pr.
Keerner wcuid not have been unworthy OF resp'et nc
III moi tel. pr.found sorrow. But ~ IL t, MI Bo"chof
was deceived by ron and Moulton on this po'nt as On
many Others and Mrs. clifton HAD really been faithful 10
I1r Ensu,ud even in thought. Mr. shearman exI Ihe'l
That thsfliurc Of the jury Ia agree was causeh ny ore
,nnn ,n Whose uIire-ny intimacy wh douiton WHO
,it ~, the lury box had excited general remark. lie
"a H. roun 81 Tor Mr. BeecMer not ~ rely pro
ssonay but personally satisfied OF his entire innocence,
ac al i.o ~ tYO of Mr. Titou's counsel We're privately
of the same opinion them having, just before re-
cciylns retainer denounced hs prosecution 10 INC
uiost Internal conspiracy Of modern thes.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
THE CENTENNIAL GUESTS.
COUNrAY HO9ihS NEAR PIHLADELPhLA.
I)'siIMA.


To the razor OF Thc TrtdHae.
SIR: As a supplement to The apt suggestions
of your correspondent, M. C. r." concerning Cen
tennial Lodgings" 1 would suggest that thousands
Of guests could accommodated with Pleasant quarters
by farmers ard others living in the counties adjacent 10
Philadelphia and ny The Inhabitants of me Guy Of oani
dcn in Newjerscy. and OF the many oher lovely io"S
on the banks the Delaware River within easy reach Oy
rail and steamboat. On the lin, Of the Wilmington ana
Baltimore and the Media and West Chester Railroads.
rr,n,u ,hroath the eouutcs Of Delaware and Chester
On the Germantown, Chestnut HI, ana Norrist"Wh
read: OF the Reading the Moth Pennsylvania ana the
Pennsylvania Central Railroads, are Il thousand ana
more thriving towns ard villages. Ill within from hVe
i,uc to enc hours I'D, ~ the Centennial city besides
the rich farrq with Their almost always roomy lnansiohS
MANY OF their inhsbtqnis already contemplating
oucr;ac Their homes to as many Centennial Visitors rs
they can accommodate.
The subject ol lodging and feeding the vast crowds OK
pcctcd next wear already LARGELY occupies the attention
of PhiIadrphians Boston cot them 80 noble m example
Of hospitality a ler Bunker Hill celebration ihat th'y
are disposed 10 strain every nerve Temporary struc
lures Of every imaginable Kind viii soon be under way
bat they wiz scarcely do for faniI,es nri!'nrn
incs are not an institution in Philadcphh hut many WI
DC offered tink ior the decision MAau ~ oe HE h
needed to maize all ACCOMMODATIONS ~ "'r,H'i ~
some systematic directory or reference, TO he pb,Lon
IN The journals in"a' HTty ,e' h bv cncerted sr
tom. can open bureaus = reference III an ' la'Eo
market III I.Hdti liilt. Sf'idi % VIZ
The very heart Of the civ The farmers around pmiit
mia do not deal with midienrn but rc'tl{ WEN tc
nponlc They almost several OF the finest hafhcI
house, in that city; hence the sniTH0rity
of the food found there. Here j. an or u,
INC think for sach " NJ 9. H.
mentions Certainly before the first Of next 1iay II ne
thiny ne properly a,ta;Cd many duors WI DC "lell,"
That iult otherwise remain shut FOr the honor oi th'
c,tv and The hope that the spirit %! tNcs cnts'
that dwcls too much with their children, VIII be pun
ugIy head that she will b. exercised as an unW nj hc
ghus'. - -- ~''9' ~