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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-25


TIE trial trip of the fast mail line
from New York to Chicago is report
ed a success, the train reaching Chi
cage in rs hours from New York,
less than "a hours from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and 24I from Wash
ington. This is said to be four hours
faster time than any on record. The
new arrangement will doubtless be a
great convenience to business men
and others, and is a notable event in
Gov. JEWELS administration. With
in the past few years the increase of
our postal facilities has been quite
remarkable, and from a veg slow
coach, Uncle Samuel has developed
into a progressive vehicle always full
ly up to the requirements of the
times. BY and by the people may be-
come dissatisfied even with present
facilities and demand that the tele-
graph afford them an opportunity of
intercommunication at cheap rates.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-25
A western Personal Item.
FROM the IladiHnapOlis Netcs.

FfOW Wt IIuEtNVtPUVtS NtUS.
'On Monday next Miss Lulu
Knight, Miss Chippy Spots, Miss
Katie Blade, Miss Nancy Newcomer
Miss Mamie Harrison, Miss Fanny
Vajen, and Miss Mamie Thomas,
will start for Philadelphia for reg
ular course of study. Miss Mamie
Baggs goes with them to attend
school.
The hopes and prayers of the whole
country go with the little bread and
butter misses and the hope is further
entertained that they may learn to
spell their christened names properly
before they get their diplomas.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-25

THE gold and silver plate in Wind
sor Castle is valued at from fifteen
to twenty million dollars.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-25
IF W HAD BOUGHT GOODS AT RUI Gus PRICES
WOULDN'T YOU GIVE YOUR PA ONS THE
BENEFIT JUST LOOK!

Yard Wide Brown Muslin
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin
IL Yards Calico for
Balmorals worth 90 cents, for
Corsets worth one dollar, for
Ginghams worth IA cts:for
Crash worth 15 cents. for
Ladies Linen Suitings
Yard Wide Percales, best,
Yard Wide Jaconetts,
French Lawns worth 80 cents. for
Blue Overall Goods worth Is cents,
Best Bleached Muslin
, 1875-04-21

him ahrond, tho vessols would bo kept In
quarantine until tho taat hopper hal been
safely dropped overheard.
Il currency fulGlls ita mission best whrn It
circulates fastest. It Ia needless to call nttcn-
ton to the Grcat natural powers Of eircaln-
ton possessed by the grasshorrer. Tho
lively ani'nnl akips ncross mud MI ovcr stato
with no trouble ut nll. lie will clear tho dis
lance in day or two, md cat up everything
on tho why.
Tho now money will bo cheap NJ dirt
mil Just about NJ plenty. A ponni-
less person has only to catch n feminine
grasSlopper, squeeze million eggs onk Of
her. put them In tho FUN for n few hours,
aud thon pick mp Il million lceal tcntlcra.
It IL thus evident tint lcgnl-toider cir
rency composed Of grassllorpers would DO
bascd on faith mud resources, would bo noi,-
o1portahfe, would circulate with tho utmost
rapidly, anl would 10 both cheap md
abundant. An oxllamstless supply Of raw
mnterial in now being Matched out on tho
Northwestern prairics, and tho opportunity
should not bo lost. II we nre 10 have a will
ca. circulating medium, Il might rs we'll 10
composed of wild grasshoprors rs anything
elso,
, 1875-04-21

Tho temptation to exercise the powers OF
the minority has proved too stroug to be ro-
sisted ly tue Democrats an1 Conservatives III
lilo Louisiana House of Representatives,
who, heiug able 10 onsyoto tho Republicans,
hnve tnkeu advantage Of their numerical
strength in manner tint threatens 10 aeri-
ously disturb tic period Of pence which was
expected to follow tho acceptance OF the
Congressional plan Of compromise. Not
content with thu fair adiustmon. by which,
the House was controlled hy ono rnrty and
The Senate by The other, Tho Democrats, in
violation Of the spirit OF tho WHEELER award,
haro rescatetl four non,bors, md this obtain
majority nron joint bnllot i'll both branches
Of the Legislature. Their promise not to in-
tcrfere with tho KELLOGG Government slarcs
tho fate Of tl,e award, and the Democrats use
their nowly acquired power in tho adoption
Of Il resolution imreaehing tho Auditor Of
Stnte. THUS the strifo Is rcorencl. mil poor
Louisiana seems 1ikrlv n To once moro tic
scene Of diBtractin' 'un1rlt,
, 1875-04-21

5lr. Huou McCuLLocu, ox-Secrotary OF The
Treasury, has legun to ~riso series OF let
ters on finance to the New York Tribune,
The first Of them, which Inns Just boon pub.
l!xhed, is disappointing. AIr. SlcCuLloou
aays Tint France WIS sount!!y beaten by Cor
many TINT she has paid IN enormous In
.le,nnity without bankrupting herself that
her financial condition III now !" in most
respects better thpn that Of any nation In the
world; that the uotes Of the Bank Of France
hive at no lime sinco 1870 been much below
par, mad arc now al o discount Of only one-
tenth of per cent that the ERuk Aas Rc-
cuu.uLted Il specie rcserye Of SSo0, ,00D, GOO i;
aud that tho national dub, twics o.
laFge o. ours, 10 near|y al hcld at
l'oms. AL shis ts very true. and very
oil. and known to everybody. Ths taet
that II lA sigus4 =" Aua4 .AuGvlltvuu" d..
, 1875-04-21

When tho Common Council designated
April - ar the day for tic submission OF tbs
General Charter law Of 1872 for adoption or
rejection. they did SO with o fraudulent pur-
pose' They postponed The ti,no until nttor tile
time hxel iu that act for the election Of city
officers under It. The object waa 10 enable
the present sot Of oflccAol1css, including
themselves, TO hold over their terms six
months, and for tin Mayor to hold oves lis
term eighteen months, but the kuaves who
wers ut the bottom OF this dirty trick Ind
u.anifently overlooked 6eo. 2s Of Art. ". Of
the Constitution, which declares that "No
Law sl,all Q passed which shall operate 10
extend tho term Of any public officer utter lIs
election or appointment" Instead, thon, Of
the trick operating 10 extend the ter7ns Of tbs
city ollicoAollers six months beyond the time
for which they were elected, 1t will cut I'll
Ave mouths Of thoir presont term! aud leave
the city without single public officer, or sny
power to eldcs or appolat any. until ths 2lst
Of uoxt April.
, 1875-04-21


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s"s ,e ".oAss w. =. 10y sn,ns out l'"p,''
."3e' i4s,o oe''' "o.a''peo ~ ooso"1ty IN ss'o
s..sosau'l's, a4vssa 'ne su,,' "nstlsF 'no
1nas'o',ty "e"s'sao.'fo ioF 'ho p"oAo '"naa
"aS ~ oe la.,l, or '"1a' os - resources IN gen-
.,"' ~ aa' ."'s 1'so' IN oa,"aa 'ese,n-
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'""' o'e.3 "'"' ""o''''' nAsa'A'a''"1o A'7 o"a
.4o"eS. tua. o'o~m "'apl,"8'ParoF hnoa1a oe
'"e n'a1o''a'' anu taes ~ saon'a 10 tho pfona
pfe'ogaaVe o1 every American sovereign TO
Issue 1lm't'oss 49, y. % anu haVe tho5n
al! legal tender kotw'thstandlng this 'ai'''
ao!e suggestion. tha conventions Of rag-wor-
ailrofs nave s'sll insisted upon ono parhe''-
l'r sort Of sh'nplaster' prepared and printed
~ QUO particular way. oesp'te 'aas oAnd
a'sFesasa o. M ohs8ntenoo 'aea' We haso not
'altefsa IN Tue seaFcn 'os soft o. money =.
"h'eh shoa,o 10 apanaah' @nd one@p ant!
nasty enough 70 SATISFY Tue utmost desires Of
Ms' maSps'1 'a'A1lfs' ana Atf' 1htl!ehapo'
.la BUCHANAN ana hf' flg'!Fon KELLEY
, 1875-04-21
SECRETARY DELAU0,

1t Is stated IN tl.e gossip from washington
TINT before sho Ffes'aont ieft th"s city for
the Concord Lexington celebration no 'ntti'
cated to Mr. DetAso' secretary OF tic H.
terror, that hlB ro9lgnat'on was deBtred, aud
wclla oe aecop1eo- Iho roasons gwen Tor
ta's a1o' ,nA' so1' " 'ns aecte'nty nns peo''
eoncetneo ~ q ',"nooE OF o'7cleo''aD1e t,anh'
"cI'ona' "''u .''''s luz a'"pof7 "na Ploo'a !'hfo
nee" P'aceu III ."e .'''nas Oh 'ne fteS'aen.'
1ae occte'"sS o'"c'''"a my connco',on Win
n's son n'Se'''''ue. WI, as tno business
Perea'not' 10 tne Interior department. IL ID
, 1875-04-21

Tho Boarl of Warehouse Commissioners
have resisted tile pressure upon thom brought
by Interested p .rtios to prevent tho roinspec-
lion OF No. . corn Ms No. l, md hnvo de-
olucd 10 interfere in the mnttcr, except to
enjoin oxtra onro on tho part Of the 1nspec-
ton bureau in Chicago in tile inspection of
grain upon Its merits, Tho Commissioners
Ito not feel authorized to mel.llo with Tie
rule which makes now corn old subsequent
to given dato.
, 1875-04-21

The recent Escape Of number Of Cheyenne
Indians, and their sharp fight with tho United
States troops. in which tho latter were
worstcd, anl to their cost ascertained that
tho escaped prisoners were equipped with
first-class arms, has led 10 serious conse-
qncnces. Tho Chcyenuca aro on the war
path, md nro receiving acquisitions from
other hostile bands Of s.ragglcrs, and nlrenly
ll tue available troops arc ordered in pursuit.
, 1875-04-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ROYALTY.

Some time nGo the Lontlou IiMes officially
announced the intended visit Of tic Prince Of
Nalcs to 1nd'n, aud took tho OCCASION to lis
clss the effect which would DO produced upon
Indian people by tho visit Of the son Of tl,cir
Empress, who in NIL probability would bo
their future Emperor.
A writer in tho SAME parcr in n Inter Issue,
who Is familiar with tho puoplo Of India from
long residence among them, suggests thns tho
visit bo not rashly niado, nor without MI cstE-
mate OF tho cost TINT will necessarily bo In
cured. III tho minds OF tie natives Of 1nslia,
England is tho centre of power and splendor.
the throne Of VERONA tho gr1udest upon
oartll, aud hor eldest son second only To her
self in tito TO homage anil respect. Thoy
arc prepared to do much to show their
loyalty, but will expect 1nnch from their
visitor. Ho will require to trnvol sixty days
in India to visit the principal centres md re-
ceive tho nativo Princes. The visit, II a
royal progress, will he costly; if cheap af-
fair, 1t will bo disappointing mud disgusting
to the nativos Royal presents on grand
scato are expected ns part Of MI Oriental
roynlty, for which gifts will be returned. Tho
salo Of those gifts reccived might reduce tho
necessary expenditures, though tho natives
would DO bcttor pleased if their gifts were
not sold.
Tho Prince would have to trnvel with
Court, embracing representatives Of Ills no.
bllty, and Of the army, uavy, law, mud
Church. lie should hive guard or escort OF
10000 men to 10 on par in this respect
with tho nntiyo Princes, and should havo an
extensive provision of tcnts horses, caruels,
elephants, etc. Tho cash cost or out1ay for
tho trip is thus condensed:
Thirty rre1en.a II na.iys Princes. roo nc0
Cold !uett4ls wh Qneen. tortrait........... ~
fof usom ex'nnseF, 'ou~Sa... ....... l.b3l y
fhntd, eautEa4s, ec............-.,."..-.. 393.o09
Tottl.... neutrality-suspicious.. ..........s3, '1o. %
Less, prcsruts ,suu,ou
Net sa3uo, ,coo
This expense, Of course, will be increased
t tho Priucess of Wales accompany hor
husband.
Alarming to tho English economist rs this
array Of figures will he, tie writor, speaking
from actual knowledge, declares TINT my
thing loss among a people accustomed TO
splondor ana pngtantry rs evidences Of
power, would bo q gross mistnla and will
provoke contempt.
Tho result Of nil thie iR, TINT tho visit Of
tue Prince will not probably take place,
W:lilo the 1ndinna nssociate royalty with dis
plny aud prodigd expenditure, democratic
John Dnll counts tho cost, and ho will not bo
tisely TO levy now tnx to raise money to en-
gngo in n swap-trate Of presents, In Which hc
IN expocsed to give two pounds away for ovory
ono pound received
, 1875-04-21
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.


aATxs Or 4rsscntf1tox irArAntf n ADVANCED.
Fsxsans i'rtrnld nj itt4 s,f:1ee.
DanJ, Yeas. ...8t:s.lD Etekir. 5ear....8 1.G5
Th. W.rkIs ........ U.t,u Eve cntl,s....... LOO
Ennday ttdltfont Ton caplea........ 14.uO
dnth . Ghost..... 1,UQt
Tatts ef yrar 1t tho nam" rata.
NAR1rn-Uus sctIvs agent IN tach town and village.
Special afsank tnents mtlo with a1oh.
ktrc'msn coptr4 sent fros.
1At,e.sn dra5 sna n ltfker, b. smrs sud RfFs popt
or rs Add.ess In iul, Including Atatr ind County.
Htt ,snees maj be 10 cit By draft, 9press. Posk
OF o,1ar Or In registered lsttors. At Int risk.
7EhMa 70 CTR kcpscnsnEns. :
Das, driitestd. AundAs .artpro, 11 .ons rcr week,
DsiJ ds1EsstuJ. RuniHs aciuJsd III lat. a4r wuyk.
Aedre-. THE tribune COMPANY,
Cu1np: Madison md urafLorn..tt.. h.n.eaxu, III.
, 1875-04-21
OH GbiraDu Uribu1e.
Wednesday Morning, April 81. 1876.

The scat in Parliament Of JouN NfAnr1S,
who represented Tie County Of Meath. Ire
and, anil died about month ngo of broken
heart by reason Of the decoaso Of his bosom
friend, JonN Mitchell, has just boen filled BY
a1r. G, S. pAnNEL1, of Dublin. He belongs
to tbs Home-1Iu!c league, md is spoken Of as
d nun Of very considerable ability.
, 1875-04-21

The Money Was Paid to T'ltoa In h,
Purest Kindness,
Though s'1oa7man md Tracy C,l.cd Il
Gro:n and Chic!sen-II- ARIEL.
Scenes and Incidents Of tho Trial
COURTROOM NOTES.
krtlD RIIntFYt

Tila CROWD.
srtefa4 Dcrateh to 7'hr Chtcaao Trtlen..
BnooxLrS, N. T.. April 20.-rh lal.:o.t tro73
yet 1lied tho conrt-roon, and tilrongo! Ito trt.
sEdoru. Long bsforo 10 o'c1oc!; tho taurI-roou
was pacdetl. Tho ladies wero nt;s,t rnas, LS.
naost oil wero In tho sero AMI yo1ow lea! at ass,
Tiison cntcsed tho courtroom carly at,l sfe,
son1o difficulty succeeded in procuring sa4: ia,
friond WHO aceomnaniod him.
Fullerton, respondent with smfIaa. an u;a.
out trace Of indiHro.itsor. outotod Nth E,.ei,
who nnpcarod to bo unsoll.
arou!ton camo Into Court atono. md una.
most SERIOUS faco.
Deecher and family werc In their Et ,us: sn::a
before II. Eonchor lookod vory vel, vii. iust
sufficient color 10 appear hoatlly.
jon Howard, notwithstanding his scr.rilous
attaoxa upon Nelson. occupied bis uaual sat.
FULLERTON,
in hin cool, insinuaing WY, commouccl at flo
point !sft of nt tho Adjournment yoatcrlar.
peecher was calm and deliberate in tia rep3eA
but would u"t anHwo- without exp ana.tcns.
Nalson again Instructed O!Ilcor Nog IL 10 ~
nsoso any paEson from tho courtroom w!.o il.
terluptol tue roccadlnga. Fullerton c1uA %
| any emergency, fe'ieitously Thanked E1,s i!esa
| for tho compliment. Tbreo ninntat hfserwtA
's'o ao.'e~" A64.' '''"" INV 'o04 ""6A''e' MIL
| H''l'nsent - rn 1l, u',.f' ,.,u.,-
| r., 1-.,'. ~ -. .S",',. % w.-,
ann:' a1 oeos1as' ana NV. f,o''''sA ', VAR
n,a',u "a, W eap up, u .as "''osao'' '''e'@' VI '*a'
~ur, ~, o"' " ."o oe"su. -,
i"e eouft,too'u "lnuo%s "''o "p.,"'t .aa
| Ing co9da or ackucsa to overy ono.
uo"' AND oo''
nurine tho e3p'aast'on OF the s'efp'ng-aosf
ana-ous letter. ar. ooochor oocams otetea. Al
, 1875-04-21
WHEAT EXPORTS AND THE TARIFF.

Aueto IN 1HsHcE pH0llaAtA III tulH city 1A
tile insorosts Of tho protected few, ngainst the
interests Of tho non-rrotocted ,uassos. whicl,
puts forth tho preposterous statement TINT
the increase Of the expectation Of grain from
tlia country ito Great Drisain) 10 il, consc-
quonce of tho increase In tho thrill since
1SGll
Tho ilca seems 10 bo tlat by making goods
t1ear by means Of high thrift tnxation tho
farinor ia compelled to export moro grain 10
rny his debts md purchase his goods. There
is no question but 10 has to pay about a
third more for his goods than he would utl-
der tho tariff OF 1851; but It IL nonsense to
affirm that Gront Drita,n purchases any mora
Western produce by reason Of tho high price
our farmers aro Obliged to ray for their u,er-
cta,,aise. Since tho repenl Of tho Corn laws
and tho establishment of FREQ trade In Grsat
Britain, TINT country has grown SO prospor-
ot,s that tho people consume vnsty moro
white bread aud beef than they did formerly,
which fact accounts for tue increased dolnanl
for American wheat.
Tho grent "princ;plc upon which n pro-
tecttvo tariff is defended ia TINT It croatoa n
home mnrhct md increases the home con-
sumption: but, according to tho Chicago
o's'"' ~ ,'' ~ 'eAaeeu tno "o"'e con'
s'ar '','' .u' surplus ~ oo o@po'teu ms
'ouoe" =. 10 Ne'oa.y '"ffs'he n""y 'u'
''eao ''on' 'ne ooots oi our o"n Peop'e'
Ahe tsct Is TINT uroat lrlsafn is our pr'n-
elph customer for oTcafsstuns, AMI areas
oslsa'n o"ys taese Wherever sue can get them
at Tue least cost ana on tue ocst terms. Ihe
consumption of oroadssnAs III afeat britain
1ias increased per eap!!a OF tho population
.1s"1 .oa'.o.1 ', a'nee o1o AAo 'onS''np'1oA
,..:I - ,,,n 1uAo ~ "s44 ~ 'a' roP.
4".'on :. ~ ~ Aoao or "a1 o., po.nas ~ io'4
=, ~. "A' 4"u.o. i'ounas' Al ''te ,''ea's'ae' ~
..saas;,s =. so1 - ~, 'e'"'.u ,-, ato ~ nv.o
i'oAss.o'e ~ Pfoaas' 'u.' "n''n eaunot us
".teAtsa' Ao"eo ,"'5 nA.o 'u1'e.'Ssu tn'''
Isssaio Na'l', "no As'o ,"ra'a 'he'r "'een'
wv ~ p4ou"e'uG n'eAss "A'e'' eA''nos W io''
po1s'a 1'o'A' 1uo' ,nIsc ... a,s se'oft'! ts''-
,oA' 1ol -" 'u''''t'oa ~" os'''sa ao'a"'o to'
.:'1 eo'A9. ".A Ino 1n'so t''eaao ~ popa'A.
,'sa. e NV ;t s.v'.5 A',.ea 10. suA'"ssoa m
oo%a ~. Da tr,t '',a4 ~, |.'1 ''A1ns w -"
, 1875-04-21

did Tint thunderstorm, scaro away tho New
1cy1isnoln2
GEonoE II. NEwE.L, of Minneapolis. Nina,
is Mt thu Palmer Ilouso,
Tho Hon. NEtsoa WILLIAMS, Of Minneapolis,
M,un, Is ut tho GARNER Eoase.
What Is Dro.hor TurnMss's opinion Of tho
Millennium 40 far III llo'H g,no?
linEr 11AnTg IL Worried out OF l1s wita by In
| qarlcu how hs novel In coming along.
Dr.. DE- KosEH NJ Macbeth: II this n JAuoAn
tint 500 before no?-Sdnthern CitHrctman.
Zero 1IYAc1SrnE las Just b1oasonol out nguin
as pastor ot NIL independent chutch at Oenovn,
Tlo Dostcn Pos! nul sho 71.dnsorfpt arc both
fur sale. Dut tho newatoys say they got no
tuycss.
"kEL1Ev's Mammoth Aggregation" is what
Jealous Western c4ltora Gull tho Philadelphia
Cum plIial.
DooElyn Aoathon has nameti Ills toul-cat
"Etr nARMApuxE," on account Of Lila knfshtly
| mo ~-I1nGs.
The Cathnlio Telegraph Of Cincinnati wlll for
bid a'l sr,'p Democrats going to sco Bouc1oAu1r's
"uhnugarauu."
Tie BEsa1E TUnsEn bonner, saws tho Cncin-
natl 1in'es is 'very bright nud will Htand tue
closseBt Of oAaninaton.''
A s.atue tnado for tbo Prince Imperial Inns
been Sat up us that Of JEAN D. Ano. parl,aps
this nan,o Is only Temporary.
Bonner has turned his attention from htrao-
flesh to providing the abandoned African With
uoyol instruction In tho Ledger.
William D. HALL. agont and correspondent
Of TIM Minneapolis DaiIy Tribune, WHO las been
IN Chicago for sorno woohR, loayoB for home to-.
day.
Tho heirs Of Capt. HALL. of tho po1nria expc-
tttfon will gct tho La 1,uQuErTE mctlA volel 10
The dccaaAol navigator by tho Paris Geographic
al Society.
Tho papers nre beginning tn find fault with
| DoySroN already. Now thov say lis machine tn
! m old invontion, aud, worso still, h!a girI wont
| back Oh him.
THO Nnw York Times speaks os Il tins picture
by De HAAS. entitled. IA Wet Shirt mud Flow-
Ing soa," 4 p'o'uro to bo hung Oh the clothoa-
line. wo should say.
Bother THURMAN cannot 81 to tho Now Jeru-
aalsm D. H., Int he can travail b. pilgrim train
fra,u aEsssclc8 tn tho old Qua for 5272, first
class fare, with PROVISIONS.
New England inconsistency: Celebrating the
Centennal Of Liberty, ami sas?cnlug a1odford
High Hc!,oo' 10y ona ulontl. for plnnlug "Ap1l
Foo" on toachog's coat-tail.
Mt. En- ZtuxraMAs, tho ayant.courfce Of tho
soLDESE party Of "beautifui llondeH," in In tho
city, paving tho way for D eucceasfu1 engage
| ment on tue part Of tho b. bs.
"Havo we t"o bFalna7" inquiries tho Chicago
Inter- Ocean In an otlsorsn! htad-llno. a. God
Is onE "itoess, W. aomt k'ow' ons 1t may 10 re-.
". 'ua w.. ,,1,. .a"s ., ill., :,
haa mt sot convinced ,no Fuone 'na' IL nas esao
! ono.-.S Loafs Kepu1l.can.
Hialop CHENEY. having !cIE tno Gig Tor q
, 1875-04-21

The Chicago produce markets were stead-
In yesterday. Mess pork was quiet and i5o
per bsl lower, closing strong at f3l.va for
1tay, aud &82, II for Jhus. Lard was In Kood
, 1875-04-21

ACApEMr or Mt's'f'-tla"td .,rtt,. he.we.n Mad
tton and st.n.rs. Fnracemra+ nj q. n. Ctps!eo.
hdmuud koan" Aitu,n aud oseninx.
, 1875-04-21

GRAND. opEEs lit uss-Cl.rx .st..st. .npposils
EhermsH lInu.s. kh'as. Hall / Wamtuld's NIns.tsls.
Afternoon aAd syca.Ax.
, 1875-04-21

ApcLFHt THEATRE -pca,hntn street. corn@r Mon
rec. tArints sntuEtAinmont+ Afternoon Aud sttulpk
, 1875-04-21

HfvH;K EH's THEA :It t-Hah!son stre"E, hnt~osn
nc:tt'rr s1i st.se. Infringement Of M'&xis Mlsoaslh
, 1875-04-21

EXPOSITION RrtLntSG- -rak3 sho,t. fool et
Adams tt,sst. Exhibition Ut paiotl.,7t.
, 1875-04-21

FlK9rEnfA LODGE, 30. al. 4. F. and 4. M.-ReF
tiar enm,nun ca n:inc.dny c9.a n. Aprf!ei Wnfk
ntoe Third UrRses fiGt! t!.,tafca cordially lari
~ Cil,S F, FuanSTEn $50,
, 1875-04-21

In ono Of her letters to 3fr. BWvouEn, E141xA-
nErn. tho wito oi TnEopoRr, utter having tlo-
clased that her fnturo. ethor for tifo or denti,
would 10 happier could Bho but feol TINT he
furgave while ls forgot hor, aud then silo
aided
In all tho sad complications OF tho past year my en-
doayor WIN to eatlrsly keep you from a suffering aud
H. aD, Wsr us oyo ~ ans M
eaity, autl fkSt-h4Hk5.
1t has puzzled ovory ono since tho publication
Of that letter to mako ont tic moaning Of tho
expression uese.lli1tng. 1t IL not known that
eho han explained It TO any Of her fr1onds. 1t ID
wsIl known the construction TiLToN has put
upou tho wntds. aud thore las been como curl.
oslty to REQ how EEECuEn understood 1t; but Ito
hwea,a that ho does not Lnaw what tho moaus.
Wo make the following extract from Tho cross
examination:
OIL sula from tAis letter; "Iy weapons ware 1--we,
larRtr uhttfng generosity, ana 'fst.aIdt,W" What
do yuu understand tleta wearons used io:3 A.
now andersunA wllat thay wese used fur. 10 not
Q.-sue says: ''1u all tho mi complications OF Tho
ras year ny ene'yr was 10 easlEoly krsp from, sou
o'Tes ''Ts ~. @ys.E .ons, leaving you forevcr IT,
iSst s!,'ic4sor, was |. nos A-ws}i: sis tut is-
es; sa '?T' os tts:' s:a snsss ss'i
!h4. lh.s W. tae uxs tut tls pus thoas weon.
To- uAu1e!4 u nHtFLA4o Enl Ft&le1fQf u Keep tfHl
yuu MI suGeriug2 Al canrut say What I then
uule1htond. knux perfectly we'll what Ito lesteF
ssrr,s to now IL tnGnil.
Q.-Woul yon L. k!A4 enough 10 uxr!a!u wllnt yan
understood Vt that tiuo se4t-ha4fHp to thcan A.
No, air /: cannot.
Q.-IIsu you ito ballet Upon tho aubJecl7 AL
hava recollection Of tue h;as Of n1nu Fsuduce4 by
That isttsr.
Some OF the crit.cs think . solution may he
found III DEEonKH'H novel. writton IN 1907, call.
cd ''Noswooa." which Mira. TIL7oS read iu mani.
sorlPt ~ the authof produced 1t. III that story Is
.hs following 1psesslon-rafasriug to ooo Of
tue characters
I, would seetn "a II hcE hea.ta love cerfcsed Upon
hix if, Hls would hide tha precious Secret by uurl
mud raiIlory, bird hllss liz nest.
Perhaps IL was there size found Tho express.
pion, for xAa says In The sauaa lettor to
DEEcHRns
Does your heart bonnd toward all NJ It usel7 g.,
dues mlnc. n.n nSAelf agHin. ,li1 not asu To ts
you I'LL was sure. Iut 4he hfd has sag iu my hrnrt
llese fons weeks sud ho aas c0yeuauted will mo
usyer again "a leave. Spring ha# colne.