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Davidson College,
MEoKLENBURG COUNTY, N. CAROLINA.
1875-1876.

THE next thirty.ninth) Collegiate year begins
on Thursday, SEPTEMBER 2sd, 1875, and ends
June 29th, 1876 1t is divided by recess of about
ten days. embracing Christmas and New Years
day, into two Terms.
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The necessary expenses for the entire year, ex.
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There are three fully organized courses of instruc'
/. The CLASSICAL COURSE, occupying four
2. The SCIENTIFIC COURSE, occupying three
years.
who do not wish to take regular course but to
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RICHARD NICKNAME, Treasurer.
, 1875-04-09
MRS, MOULToN'S STORY,


Q,-s1r. BeecheF, subsequent to ths n,uuth Of De-
cclnbcr 1870, did you cous 10 bo acquainted
with Mrn. Moaon than you had before7 AL did.
Q.-1n what way did your acquaintance with her
sr!.e. and what tesms OF acquaintance you A.
ter that pezIo17 Alt aroze from my frequent
visits to hce husband ut her house, and con-
.!nued throughout all this period until late
ln 1874. wss at thtlc house ut soma periods
every 1ay. Sometimes onco ouly weck sotnsttmes
III ten days, once lmonsh, aud sometimes not
for Gour mouths. that was ane1ceeugIJ variable
utcrcou1se; for although the story IL con-
denaed into unity. the facts stretched
out during fonr years, interrupted by lecsuriug
courses aud by long vacations. nnl ty tho sl4i1enes
Of difficulties, aud my ,isls to tho house were at
critical periods, utmost always, with rasn exceptions
only. T4en and IN those yfsis gradually became
acquainted mora with Mrs. Aoui.on, sAs W.. very
laI1Akst ...
coIpAsIoNADLE, AID FRANK pEIsou,
Apd made Aly coming matter Of trouble 10 her
self sol did not gca tnlrn1iu8 II ali urca ltr
ttpe or hospitality; and little by ltte came 10 -.
TEEN hcs, sud hly learning fsum AouIlon L4k sla
VIVA &xasc VI the difficulties aud roublts tLat wrre III
existence, eon1estssl With h.r on tloAe subjects,
Q,SNow, to what degree Of cordial reception and
coLyess2tiou did yout-dn what f0otilX Vt cITaalty
did your an4usiatanes Will Mri. Moultou coma to Ls
III Tie cuur4s OF this-- A.-Well, was received,
ui9ht ray, ~ II Has , coubecllna or felston Of
ths houashald. I-xhlle Wal shown usually into shs
, 1875-04-09
THE LAST SUNDAY" LETTER,
FURTHER EIrLANATIoNu.
following letter was shown 10 wisnsss !.

Tba following letter was shown to witness,
"BuHpAr AioaslNa. suro !, ls7a.-Mx Dk4a rsA,sx
Tie Whole EARTH is tranquil mud tho heaven 10 serene
befta ono who haa about Quiahod h!a worldlifs.
could do nothing Oh saturday. Ny bead was con-
fused. hut good sleep hA4 made Il llks cTJslA1.
have determined 10 make no mots. roalstAnca Theo
lores temperament Ia such thst Tho future syeu II
temporarily earned would be absolutely worthless.
iloa With ObEnpt clar9as and rendering me lisbs at
any hour day to bo obliged 10 Rtulfy I'll tho devices
Ly NpicA We have tavea ouszslves. II IL
only lsr that he should know that the publication OF
to caTd which he lIopo4ea would leave Lm fay wOrte
of than before. TITO sgFeemcut was nsde after my
letter through you was written. lie had It ytas liz
had eoploEed h!s wlfcb fault. Is h4a epiotpad uno
us With tho utmost eArneAtness aud soleanitJ, not to
bttray Ills wifa nor leave lis children to blight.
had honestly hna rarnratly Jolucd iu tha pifroae.
TAtn this settlement u4s made and signed by HIM.
i xss not Try nlasina. lie revised hls Part %
stood nnIuen!oned M pnbalasd for more than
.whlea hs did In private, whom mads public excited
hin " fury. md h charges - n laak,ns hza ~.
, 1875-04-09

those things for her Which one aiatcr would do
Tor .nothrr ir Y ~ w.y oi counsel All sympathy
Of things made IL Improper. far vas conetrnr
for than, - fr yeara sstefr laboted under tho In
i ras necessary that somebody should tafe rara IT
her. and ia that opinion Of Ntr. honlton which lei
mo 70 believe hat she, Under tho cfc,nssanccs
lrOsilrhttally tho very woman.
Q.-Now. any conversation, will Mr. arouto,,, ill
yo aSy ;1ng eEsf yos NJ y
shec 10 th!a slatlon ot Mrs. Iilsou In tho family
r,.2a 9A" II + T,s II - tssyahow s,a az ". s'on!ea
sn crs'i!adc sho sa,a thas sho lo1sa @ ':Ss sisa.
,sta tl,s 'Ae nss2s3s ,oasnt hsiy Of hsr III
any once. Il tslners. tod her % iist If, % ia tlo
.rlfe win trouble and rsns there wcre MY Il lie
for Ror comfort Or for her chii1en, sni that could
ao. 10 .uppIiel fhrniah hsr husband, anything tat
awoman would shtnk of,-oaiy 10. mo know, aud sis
Fun1rsurn WITH ruHpa At ANT TIME.
All wantcd was !h&t s1ss should bo looked afler By
some that loved her, and would t.ke caro- OF her
Q.-.DS You remember, SIR. uoecaer, any occasions
sonlson 10 Mrs. T,I.enf x-I baso 't no-T don'i '
Eefl4 ,,, q tns1sss~sn. 10 ~, ezhotiis hs,
repev t.s io,. cf i,.r ,oat mol e IL a.-eosr.sod
thi Col would take ears Of hef and Of .he children,
s sSn s !, Bassef nd friend might send
TIE KIsB or IHsrihAT1oN.
.S ono h'1n IT, nsicS ta 9rnn se
5is. Of inspiration. what all W you 1nean II
BY that e1pseseioN7 Al tncant-well, II was .
tUkef Of confidence; 1t MN Rnlntation tLnt did
bclonG tn tho common courtesy Of ffe; nrtthrr ii
kiss Of pleasure, or anything Of that kind hut It
vii! sreMss % mt seeinea 70 me . holJ kiss.
Q.-S0n have saii ennathIng about yonF not fctrn-
nglt7 A.-Wcll, felt deeply Rracfni. tla II hail
returned the ktan might have rct1r1ttl 1t with m
enthusiasm TINT would lmya offended her dcttcaey.
Il was mi best under the circumstances, that she
no EXCUSE HECEasAnT.
JHdgs-l donf think any excusc Is ntcetsaty.
The Witncrs-r wou11 not for The world have IL
ETaTtA-tTo the Courti-Wc1l, sir, II ID mailer to
ahoE, to BaYo from my impression that IL was lla
courtesy Or ofcnfe on hls part not to recgnize II.
ton that iho kiss was given impnsc--a natural
aud tl,mpulsiye thing, Isuprose, kiss ua,ay ia.
EYarts-Ihss IL thu proper visw Of tie matter,
sunpo9e.
Q.-Now, in your frequent visits at tha. house, how
frequently Ny. Dccciier, Iid you hare any eonvera
Mot unfre1ucn!y, sr. ! often went when Moul-
ton had gone down. to the warehouse in h: morning,
for hs got up carly sometimes, and then,
waiting for htIn to come, would 40 up
stnrs. and Ito down on Tho onnge, nn the would tako
her aswing, wl,at-not, and sit In chair. and va
tomess!ncs ono thing and sometimes another. Bel
iom-ltss often on this hubtecs than any other.
Q-Nnw. wero you aware, OF did you conceive your
SELF to 10 aware. Of an 4lsIoetOn illfeeline on
tho Part Of ainuitou toward Mrs. Tliton A.-Un,
not Lett to apy doubt abon It after May of ISL.
uo spoke Of ller 10 nu iu the seyereht terms.
Q.-1n ro,ar,f 10 her treatment Of her husband or
her aitpotltUn iu tho family, or WHAT
, 1875-04-09
TRACY AS COUNSELLOR,


AoNE VI MooL1os hfA1EAsSIs FLAILs DENIED.
Tho wttness lastIted In December, 1H7e, do not
thtnt there was any Interview betwscn Me Tton aud
,nv,e,y snnt Tia I,y mr. storrr NOR t,o ram,nh.r
~. ..e.. ~. 'n urs W teeoel @
eoa'efea'lon aeoat aa Tssss 70 ". s'cr's "hsn
rrelaeed passage by saying: VT you could stand
hat, Jou could stand II s,n DID no. ..y thas 10
might - well at.te ne i.es :. put In th,s wny: 1ns
something about this subJcct. said that Iton was
n b,ocLl,aaa il hs supposel wontl stand that esn.
,'. - ~ sarpeeSa 'a. A4A' s'A.
tcHee. This wa' said a. protest. Aoulton laid
somethng about Ap lneoryieW xtth Tracy about Tits
matter. We were taltlne, and to droppcd that hts
Iau,rar. mil ~ ,na.o st,rtad wiz .urnr,.. .wJ
- @..I,. ~, ~ ~. M s.,H,, ~ ., "''a sa. wv
no sau 10 dd moi .nsena 10 carry e case any further
without Aw5crs. lie said something about Tracy. but
there VA. no understanding between Us that Tracy
1noaa ~ oroasns ho ~ uuI aaa ntoros' us hanc'
ahs aaas..ssaaas w '1as no lawyer 'a'u'a 10
Q.-1 cssi your attention now, Mr. Dcceher to sor,e
.ta,elcn" , .aas nau'oa ~. .a4as "a 'n s"ole ~
eall 10 nseehst uat my taf1net, Wooatun, wae very
ANXIOUS t4At saoua Easxo Aoue statehent Win IT,
gafa 70 tIs sietof!a Moodnaii nueeaoh, ~
, 1875-04-09
FURTHER DENIALS.
TtLToH nuHT At THE PUBLICATION or Tm NJ

HAHEIIE COVENANT
Q.-Now, Atr. Dceeher, Aftcr tho publication efEs
trepart.s agreement 70 which We have bsen sIudloe'
did nnybing Of this kind OCCUR 1t Moultons hauas %
tho part Of Tilton saying to yoh Ill. DeetAst, ~
publication Of this triparta ooypnant puts ms ~
position Of q mnn having been forgiven BY Jou f@
ko.ns crimo. Now you kao" thai IL not stoA
cannot stand In any such posa0a
as that, nor won't stand IN NY
such sporttIon "a that. Now. want you TO ast na
rght, or will publlh this card." and Ioalsoa p"
Goods to say: "Aul he had > card 10. pabltahoa
into which was Incorporated part or tho whole o. .es
letter Of contriton of JAM !, ls7o." [Ish msfno'
-l81ll Now, sir at any Interview At Alontons eoas
on this occasion that you have heard spoken oi tsut
other lat followed thls publication on thu sHnatus
aBreoment, did my such thing "a that Occur pe''.s.
yom and TI1ton7 Alt did not. Iertr wv ~
card nof sla thlng that ho published. lohS IeA''
Q.-Well, tIis card. In which was iacorpcr.sa. y, !
part or whoe OF tic lctter Of contrtloa, you ha.'
reay stated you AID tiot seof Al ne'sr saH ~. ,oa
Q.-Well, doM's know that~hloulton isJa tuM .na II
aaw that, hut did anything uss bctwten yoa ~ ~ H.
ton Of that knd-hs saying that yoa put him a ~ M M
position Of man having been forgiven " you W.
'0S. 9os spans1 %1.t 1Hs; G r. Ayo ..; nhlus
did you aay 10 Moulton; "If ileodore 7il!'a ~.
os. yos asaih sis s'' x1 TGn1 n1 stp'' 's l'
Q.-Now, when YOU were proposing that Ioaa viii aj
make resignation II tho publication Was Ma.ss
Noultou say 10 you that that wohil bc N
SION OF the crime. Gnd It was m act Q! W. .r
my part u do it-tAAt u. on your rsEt5 arnnoatd
Q.-You hayo Daid, hIr. neeeher. that Ply " its
card, which included what haa been Spoken ~ " Iii
"I<ez of contrition" waa not shown TO 1ou' 04''
you EemombeS1 AL do. ~. III. ,,t.ntst
Q.-Wsll now s4t you thLs. a. NJ in's''''~
Mr.. 1tolitou sAys- A.-At which intefYlo" ,ls tsrt
Q.-At an Interview et which. a. 90 ~, E,titrop,
was presented, hs says this tbeln8 aaked ny
onDo you reccoliecs whether anything l., ~ n.sisa III
Ahoflt the araaurs tn THAI t1ttGr q ian. s.r aaA
appearH thefe1 A.-Yes, sr; IT bAndos rsmenLsr
that the Introduction of that ctanse i,.,amens u
rightly, would 10 virtual confes.son CT .hst.tots
adultery between uoecLos and lta wtte' AnH 'A@
Was anything Of that kind said n yo'r asa ~
Al aont understand you a1'-aau1's3'
Ltrr1A A11KD. .-,,n. L.
Q.-Wcll, sir II. you will asscna 1, m! Aoe,s"D'
1lleul to 1t, buIf don't get tic Eun Of y ~ .bo.n
Q.-You Aass ssld that Iarsr ahat hau a.r,l wLLh
you tezhibst No. ~ which VI; r,Ytsfat Iii Il
slaud that, .., ~ M. nov fas
Q.-Nos ak yoa wheshcr certain II thsog r. Y" 49,
Q.-(eadu1) Theodore T1o1 satd n N. ~ kttef d
duessun Of tLst eauso teinX elanse q HI Thto-
cupsftiou which was tmboI}cl tu bis cata siau.e
du1e Tutou said that tho Introduction q tstsmsaAl
Il / senewtse riabtly," [that II aoultont - sdpS
would bo : virtual eonfcsson o. 1tateneots otssrlo1s
tsry helwsen Sir, h,ochUx and hts WIS, sno snoCaa
u wa stricken put" Novt NY saS a"''~
, 1875-04-09
BEECHER.
81 Tho Old rHan'' Dcvotcs
himself to Mrs. llo,ll.
ton.
His Recolleetions Of That
Lady's Numerous
Kisses.
A Racy and Amusing Sketch Of ncr
Personal characteristics.
How Sam Wilkonson Swore a Blue
Streak in q Rcd Might
Shirt,
Beecher's Explanation Of the
"Last Sunday" Lett
ter, Etc.
Newspaper Comment---A Colored Wit
ness "CorTccts +" His Tes-
timony.
YESTERDAY,
THE QUARREL, AND THE CROWD.
~



srerfaf nfs'afA to Ihr Eaiedaa Tribune.
DRoohLrH, n. T., April s.-T4e CURT wa4 again
mass Of curous and disntcrcetcI, though uot alwaya
impartial, sreetaors-al1 doomed. however, to acute
Disappointment II they expected Thing sensational
Becchcr resumed LIS tark of contradiction aud denial
Everything went on with admirable ani smootl,-
untl immediately befo:o recea<, sAearlnan who
lad been silent for tune anil projected that
Morris Lad wilfnliy aEstanet from producing certain
papers duo tho defense. Morris hotly rcrrled tho
1mputat!on upon bis professional honor. Then
Erarts had to reply. still rejecting upon tbs con-
duct Of Judge Morris. 10 which Judgo Fulorton
responded In blind but emphatic disclaimer, Morris
showed much feeling, aud denounced shearunn for
having uttered m Insertion which vas absolutely
false Sherman again sprung 10 hIs feet, and willis
taking back nothing said that be owed Morris no for
bearancc and that ha oreans spsoch had been full IT
iu,rutatious against him tshearman). II vary
pretty quarrel n 1t etooa, and recess spoilcdit.
TIE ATTENDANCE.
TheYs wrre many ptrsona present Of both se1es not
known to tho old attendants. Mrs. Fluid Is tAs enly
momber Of Mrs. Ton'a coterie who appears III court
With any regularity. Mr. Dctchtr calns In with h,o
wife and aons, and few Homents after took the wit
pess-chMr.
THE RTAnr.
It fully fifteen minutc4 after tbs appointed hour
when the proceedings commenced, AIR. EyRrts consult-
Ing with hts atsociats counsel and Mr.. Uesehtr sxau-
iuing bls memorandum Of dates, etc.
, 1875-04-09
THE EAGLE PUBLICATION.
Afr1. NEECHFR MAKEA rP JfC4 aftHr

o-Sov Er 1.eer,er do you rcpc,nt.cr ,,,. ,,,,1tr.
y. W - - - ~, ~, w tA''e''
uon OF rossloh oi ~oat Is eaAa tue ttpafto agree
n'ent DO you ten'ebor tho publication In tic public
usora; :. .,...
~" soA telaenoef Will ''ha II 1toee"91eus A.
90.
I. was published On Friday morning. "'
o,-Sou, Nr. Deeea.r, snDsequeat to thai pnt'lra.
ton. ad connected will 1t, was there any Interview
between you and 1.en or Mouton. A.T1sro were
o-Wn.s , passed between y'a1 A11 wanted 10
couldn't tell him; that al know was tha. was ~
pru,clet somewhere nbou: Tho ,u!dlls Of tho week ry
Ar. I'd fof 'ho asked mo IT had my objection to
tho
PUBLICATION or THE TnrrAnT1yg AongrnEyT,
nnd sad to nm: "%el. We al link tue & 'sme Is
coming waea ~ saou'a ~ p'sousnea, nat," sa.sl
s to % WITH IT, sa ns ass s.s aasaeg %
would VI you IKE IT, "yeli," ssta /, "thsra is
o sopy thfrs H., I'D sy % maks eny pS
fc1o S,S sny & ~. piap.. ~. i'sesaer7" saia
Gns @ very IT. I'D @ anso's u o
and had counsd thu matter over in my mind. and
said 10 lin: Now, Mr. Cleveland, you must 60 right
In any BueIl way.n couldn't luAgno-I didn't my
st bul Cleveland seemed to know what the service Of
IL was. and thu. Il wax-t rubliaicd-rel), told
think l told hlm-tlo interview lad with Cleys-
lEnI. Mn pretty sure did,
Q.-WeIl u you told lam NO you can state III A.
a went to tho Tribune Office anil tried 10 stop IT, hlid
then III to bon Wtkcaou'a house. wlu Waa tho ma.
who WIS going 10 l,ub.h 1t or had aent 1t. II was
about ini4n'Eht. lie woke Sam up, sna told him
what they lad come for, md 10 Haia HaI BDt in hIa
rcd u'gslirt right III bed. aud sat III tho middle Of
swoME UNTIL EVERYTHING WAS BLUE
u tho room, aud lol them to 90 about their bi.ntxs
was niu aud o sa i,o lti't cara .lsu,n for iiene
nv Ear hrncher or INV tti,or inai, M sarti tj,rt
iii,x Wss golnE 10 bs ptIishci. WsIt Mos.lt" saI
gard 10 tho pnbiicaiion but then cs It 10, aa ,hat
csyood from him 10 =, say III Il Was srnr,o 10 Ti,t
Int thnt ho ratIer wan u1al nf II Tbat wa. wi,at
nniersthni Nnlnn 10 NV - ~ ~1"s wa "N'A'
oMYou mai, sfr. !. Mention, A.-r unter,soo,
Ntsi,i,nn sbat In m,hc.ton ~ Il nj Ie,n
10 1siton. - " ~" '''A s'a''S''s
do esoest lin sseuu lin b.t Iav o. 5lsi tia % n,,t
,nnr,,ina I,vo< .emt for 1,S Sio,nn '' W "19 AsAs
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crnfna h" '.t III to M s hnj ,"r, - sf,ss
III I I sru nn ~ ~ a ~, 'tie
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