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"ASH. =. WILLIAMS, AuCtiOneer,
w Successor 10 Green & Williams, AuctiOneers.
1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROyEI
PROPERTY

O. BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated December
L., III, A. u. ISL, and duly recorded in Libar No
OIL, folio l2i, &C. Of the land records for Washing
ton county p G., and by direction of the party
cured thereby, viii sell At public auction In front
Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the LIST day Of
AIrIl, ID. ISIS, at O'Clock p m, all Of Lot mum
bercd nineteen, 49, in Square numbered five hun
dred and sixty six 56) in the city of Washington,
ID. e.. with all the ImpTOX ements thereon.
Terms of sale third in cash, of which $50
must he paid at the sale the remaining deferred
payments to be made in equal payments, with in
teTest at 10 per cent per annum six and tw Give
months after day of sale and secured by deed of trust
to the satisfaction Of the Trustee Terms to be fully
complied with within six days after the day of sale,
otherwise the Trustee the right resell
properly, after one week notice, at the risk and
cost Of the first purchaser. All CONVEX ancing at
purchasers cost. WM. ii. WARD. Trustee.
maT2i-eO&ds WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, AuCt,
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MARRIED..

CARE-ALLISDS =. on the 2jth instant b. the
Rc'. g e. McadoT. If Virgin EDWARD J. CARR -
Mis- MAGGIE l.. ALLISON both 4 Washington. No
cards Alexandra and fredericksburg papers
please copy
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NOUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office: Sl9 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE N

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE No.
6S4.
@ss BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
90 the District Of Columbia, in equity cause No.
.>-s- S7I, wherein VIM: 4. Clark is plaintiff, and
John G.. killiam, edr. q. b. n. Of WIN. Schlob, and
others, ere defendants, shall, on TUESDAY, the
sale at p1blc auction. on the premises, lots one rs
and three -, and The north half of lot seven a. in
square six hundred and fiftyfo (654l. The said
square lies between Half street and First street west,
and between and streets south.
Terms of sale One third cash; and the remainder
in two equal payments, at six (6l and twelve (l2l
months, with interest at six per cent from date OF
sale the deferred payments TO be secured by deed Of
trust the property. deposit of $50 on each lot
will be required of the purchaser the day of sale
III the terms of purchase piled with with
in days of date OF sale the property will be resod
at the risk OF the purchasers.
marl5 2aw3w YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts
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I ATIMER & CLEARN,
IA AUctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81 .
Star Office Building

EXTENSIVE CARPET SALE
10000 YARDS CHOICE CARPET TO BE DIS
POSED OF.
RARE CHANCE FOR FOUSEEFFPEPSt
AT the establishment Of Wolford & ShilberE, 421
7th street, between ID and Z southwest twho ar
going out Of the carpet branchl We shall sell on the
second floor, on WEDNESDAY and TIT RSDAY,
march ii and April 1875, commencing at 10 81 K
q. m,
FOR CASH,
the entire stock Of Carpets. embracing
English and American TaPes:ry Brussels.
English and American IngrainS:
Lowell and Hartford Three ply;
Hall and Stair Carpet, Hemp and Rag:
Cocoa and Straw Mating;
OIL Cloths, Hugs, &C..&c.
All of which are ofthc hest and lates; designs
mario LATlNER & CLEARY. AuctS
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rTHOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Anctioneer, SO 7th street


CHANCFRY SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS ON MYRTLE STREET. BE
IWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST SIS.
EAST.
g. Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Su
LIZ preme Court Of the District of Columbia. passed
On the 18th day of February, 1875 in equity cause
No: 1851, wherein Thomas u. keOgh is complainant
and Benz. L. Gilbert et al. defendants, the an
designed trustee will sell, at public auction, in
front Of the premises. on TUESDAY. the 9th day Of
April, leI5, at o'clock, Lots I37. I23 49, 10 and
Ill in Gilbert subdivision of square 675, in Wash
ingtOn city, ID. G..
The above lots are each improved by substantial
two story and basement Brick Building, and are
now occupied BY good tenants. Each lot will be sold
separately.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the purchase money to be paid in cash;
the residue in four equal instalments, payable,
with interest from day Of sale, in 6, IS 81 and 80
months respectively, after date; the notes of the pur
chaser purchasers to be given for the deferred
purchase money, and to be lien on the property
sold; all cash to be paid day of sale, upon
ratification Of sale by the court : 100 10 BE- paid
down at time Of sale on each lot.
WIN. Il. EDM0NSTON, Trustee.
narG2-h THOS p WA(SGAMA
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"ASH ID. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w (SucCessor 10 Green Williams, Auct's,l
No. 1901, nOrthwes: cCrner 10th and streets

STRES NF T a {, p FEE RRARESR sTlTE
nut ETAGERES, MIRROR P,"";
TLka:.~hS M,ALNGT Writing DESK:
iTAIHgTn ;IENTER =, TrY4IBL IS, EfNELY
R4CK,, MjRR0R BICK: WALNGTFR4ME'
S SEy AND n, 6RiE56CdLshLNG L0ENG ES; BAL;
WALEUT LAD!ES DESki ONE FANCK,
FINE Walnut CINE SEAT CHAIRS 4ND
hOCh ERS; ONE TURKISH CffAIR; FIN e
WAJLNCT CH4liBER, SUITES: BED
IINE DRAPERYROD AND RLNGS; ROS e
BR USSELS And fNGR.IN HILL AND
STAIR CARPETS; ADMINISTER AND
CLOCKS AND ST4TUET1 Els; EXCELLENT
CR0MOS; ENGR4 WINGS, ~ WALNET,
SSHEEPSKLN MATS; EIBR 6IDERED IA
BLE SPREA DS: DROP LIGHTS, WITH
AkGAND BURNER. CRAhFER AND
House LINEN: LACE DRHPERT: chi n,
Der AND OTHER STOVES: 4 FIN as.
SORIuENT OF CROCK cry AND GLASS
6 on WEDNESDAY MORNING. the sl-t
" inst, al 10 o'clock, shall sell the above de
M scrIbed Furniture, &c. at the residence, No.
i-23 Vermont avenue. between and X streets
northwest, opposite the arlington Hotel.
TINS sale offers superior inducements to all. The
goods are OF the finest quality, and have been used
Tor short time only; They Will be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder Those who mss this
opportunity viii regret it.
Terms cash. A lease on the above house, which
contains IA rooms and partly furnished, for sale
Apply Agent IN charge cfrEep Ib S 5Ad
WASH q. WILLIAMS,
U9rZ3-d thrBn.
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DROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN.
ING ALLEYS
STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK,
BOSTON AND PRO TIDEVCE.
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSELY
Will commence her trips between - -
Washington and Norfolk. leaving l-s--,51r,-.-3ss
Norfolk Thursday, April lSt at o. M. Leaving
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 8
p. m, touching AZ the principal River Landings,
connecting al Norfolk with steamships of the NJ n
N. Line for Boston and Providence, with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company for New York
Due notice will be given when the Lady OF the
Lake Will commence her regular trips.
For freight apply to
Mr.. FITZHUGH, 6th-str Wharf.
G.. +. HYDE, Georgetown
IA. REED. Alexandria, Va.
A. G.. PLANT, General A gent,
uar9O en- Room No. a plant Building
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Proposals Tor Work at National Military
Cemeteries.

OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEMETERIES,
Ms~HTFGTON, u. g., March 10, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE,
- with copy Of this advertisement attached to
each will be received at this Office until noon, on
Monday April u. lH7, at which time and place they
VIII be opened III the PreSehCc of bidders, for con-
struggling ncl1sure walls of brick or stone around
the National Military Cemeteries at Glendale and
Seven Pines. near Richmond, Va
The work viii be inspected by competent cngi-
neeTs, and strict Compan with the terms of the
contract will be required.
Copies If plans and specifications may be seen at
this Office, It the QuaTtcrmasers Office Fort on
roe. Va, and dt the cemeteries above named.
Proposals should he endorsed, Proposals for
" ALL for National Cemeteries and addressed to
the VI deTsigued.
maI25 O. A. F. ROCKWELL, Capt and A. O. VI;
DROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
ING ALLEYS.
ENGINEER ) OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBTA,t
Washington, March I3, ISIS. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office I'M
I'll II clock m, ON SATURDAY, tile 9th of March,
l>I5, for Cleaning and Sweeping the Alleys in the
cities Of Washington and Georgetown for one year.
Blank forms and all necessary information can be
obtained upon application at this Office.
By order Of the Engineer.
FRANK HOWE,
marl5-td lChrOn. RepI Chief Clerk.
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THE THEATRICAL CENSOR in London made
a little speech recently, in which he stated
his utmost efforts had been put forth TO keep
of the English stage .'all the French filth inn
ported from Paris" a kind Providence hay-
ing aided him. Paris thereupOn took up the
gauntlet. and replied substantially as fol-
lows; |" GU play pieces which our public
would hiss: for the rest il is rather curious
that when your Prince Of Wales and Lords,
as well as all other foreign Princes. visit
France, the first thing thew think OF is to
telegranh for boxes In our smallest theatre ?,
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF Ii AND 2lST STREETS NORTHWEST


- NV vi,tua a. i"".' "f trr.: , -. dated
III August 81, lS4 and recorded in Liber No 30,
i9O 100 one 81 the land records for the District If
Columbia and By the request of the parties secured
thereby We will sell, in front of tile premises, at
public auction, on MONDAY, March goth, 1875, at
IA clock m all that certain piece or parcel Of
ground and premises situate in the city of Washing
Ton, District Of Columbia, and described as Lot
thirty SIX (5), in WoTthingtOn Il Dorsey trustees
an Chancery subdivision Of original lots one, two
three. &c, of Square number seventy seven IN a.
che same Is recorded in the Surveyors office of the
District OF Columbia, improved by substantial
three story Brick Dwelling with Back Building
Terms Of sale: Twenty five hundred dollars and
che expense OF sale and taxes for 1874 5. in cash;
twenty hyc hundred dollars III year. at ten Der
cent. interest; the balance in years with interest
at seven per cent; or, the purchaser, his option
may pay the costs # sale, taxes, &c, with six
months interest on five thousand dollars, and the
present mortgage will be permitted to remain till
InaturIty by punctUal paym ent of interest. The
balance 10 be paid III and two years with interest
AT seven Per cent. All anCing at cost Of pur
chaser. III terms OF sale not piled with in ten
days the Trustees the right L. resell ut cost
II defaulting purchaser, five day $ notice. $50
down Oh day % sale.
r. y = nn2rMENNMAN,} Trustees.
marlS-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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w 8. R9OSE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1898 Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street.
Wholesale Dealer In Imported and Manufactures Of
the Cactus, La Msnols, La ROOse
and Stockton Cigars.
Agent for the Ambrosis Fine Cut.
The trade supplied direct from the factory q the
very lowest New York and Baltimore prloss.
Orders left at tive following hotels Will be pronStly
attended 10, where persons also get their Cigars
q slight advance over the wholesale prices. VII
Queen, st. James; n. J. Hilman, ST. Cloud: Woo
9ury Co., 81. George; Jordan Gordon, Ovsa
House. dacft -
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I ATIMER & CLEARY,
H Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street,
Star Office building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED pRnPERTN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY.
O. By virtue If a deed OF trust dated August p,
E;l A ID. l14 and duly recorded in liher No. 765,
folio 81 eft sea-. Of the land records of Washington
county, District Of Columbia aud by direction Of
the party secured thereby, in writing, we will sell,
at public auction, on MONDAY, April ), 1873. at
$50 clock p m, in front of the premises, being
parts OF lots numbered one. a. two 90 and thirty
two, (S2l in square numbered six hundred aad
ninety (6OJ beginning for said parts at a point ON
the line Of LIST street fifty 800 feet five and half
az inches north Of the southeast corner of said
square, and running thence north along said street
nifty eight So feet, then west hundred (l0O) feet
then south weight (5SI feet and then east one
hundred lUOl feet 70 the place of beginning
Terms OF sale: Three Thousand dollars and inter
est in CASH together with the expenses of sale; bal
ance in six and twelve months, in notes bearing in
tcrest al ten per cent. per annum and secured by
deed of trust on the premises The amount secured
by this deed of trust is 5000, with interest from the
18th day Of August, 1874. COnveyancing at cost Of
purchaser; 500 to be paid down when the property
l. knocked of.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, I r..-
WATKINS ADDISON, { AIuS'ccs'
mar23-d LATIMER ( CLEARY, Aucts.
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BESSIE TURNER.
n top 10 foot that girls a brick
WHAT s.MAn WOr-In no.

f1CDl TIC CDtlT31T'-j Journal.
Joe Howard, of the New York Star. SAYS
that Beecher has such a kindly heart, that,
If a party of burglars were to break into his
house some night TO steal everything he had,
he wOuld turn to his wife and say: Ma.
you'd better give these people some coffee
and cakes Ma" would be very apt 10
drop some poison in the coffee, however.
She Is not quite SO emotional as PA
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Mr.. MOODY. the American reViValist, who
is now making SO many converts in London
was a colonel i'm the Union army. 1t is told
of him that on one occasion, when he was
leading his regiment against the enemy. ne
exclaimed, ''Give EN- hill, boys :" During
his subsequent career as a revivalist one of
his old comrades related the incident, and
this brought out card from Moody. whole
clared that he never used profane language,
and that what he really said was, ''Give 'em
Hail Columbia. hnYs -
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Until FURTHER NOTICE. THE STEAMER
y PILOT BOY viii make an adj -
diionai trip down the Potomac river,
leaving her wharf at ii a. ia. THU kSDNYS, and
..et ~ hlE- -, y r "a > This will at
Ford an opportunity fer dealers to receive con-
slant supply Of flesh FISH for the Washington and
Baltimore markets.
marl7- I'm N. r. FITZHUGH. Agent.
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A LOT DE EInWERS

e. On MONDAY, March 29th, at 10 O'Clock
" a: M viii sell. at House No. 637 South Car
RI Gina avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
y tsoutheast, the above described Furniture, &c
Terms cash.
nar2sd WASH. b. WILLIAMS. suc+
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AT TON SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW,
WM. T.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
Horse and Carriage Bazaar
LOUISIANA avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets
- HAD OF HORSES AND MULES AT AuC-
LION: NEW AND SECOND HAND kXPREsS
Moons: DIRT WAGONS, NEW AND SEC
IND HAND HARNESS
~ On SATURDAY MORNING. March 81,
[CSN commencing at 81. O'Clock, we VIII sell at
Is head Of Forses and Mares
~ hesd of Mules.
ne Mules have Just arrived from the iron ore
hsrks IN Penns9 lysnia. and viii be sold single aud
10 pairs We call special attention Of Contractors 10
thls sale, as they are all good workers and in good
The sale Of Mules will commence at IL O'Clock
mar25-2t tRep.l W. l.. WALL co, Ancts
L A11MEk CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Souinwe7t corner Pennsy W ANA ave. and llth ST
Star Once Buildings.
a On SATURDAY MORNING, March s1th
~ 1873 at our auction rooms, shall hold orr
"a usual sale Of Household Goods. Also, 10 be
adv's Saddle. Gentleman's Saddle,
of Fancy Articles,
Bride, Saddle Cloths, &c.
nar2s-2t LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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Il AIIMER Z CLEAKI,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctionears,
Southwest corner Peuna. avenue and IIth street
Star Office Building.
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HOTELS.

NETROPOLITAN HOTEL WaSE,1gtos. ID n
t'I Boarding by the MONTH at reduced rates,
April To November J.
mario I'm GEO. b CAKE, Proprietor.
II No zoe @ STREET,
-ly BETWEEN 1TH aud srH SrRERTs
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DEATH IN THE RING.-A fatal prize fight
is reported in the London newspapers. Two
bfaWny cabmen were the pugilistS. and they.
with their seconds ana friends, went out OF
the city TO quiet place called Hackney
Marshes, for the deliberately arranged en-
counter. Their fists were rubbed with rOSin.
which has the effect Of hardening the skin
and making the blows more effectual. They
were men OF immense strength and little
skill, and as a cOnSeq uence few of the terri
ble blows were parted. They fought an hour
and half, with only halfa minute OF rest
after each round. During the last half of the
lime they were partly blinded, and wholly
bewi!derCd, but were kept up 10 their brutal
work by drinks OF brandy and The encourage
mont OF their seconds. At last neither could
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAdES.-Over LOO
l Of the latest New York styles of. -4
Park and Pony Phatons, Top and No S&3S
Top Bugges, Sash and Low Door and 49,
jump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
Ia exchange Call before purchasing elsewhere. p
ID. SCHMIDT CO, No. 319 18th street, be-
tween and ID, Washington, and % w. Fayetts
street, Baltimore, Md. mayiI W.
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UNDERTAKES.

II Il. HARVEY,
Undertaker,
No. ga II STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
marl-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
TURF. D,yS
I ATIsER 4 CLEARY.
- Aucifoneers and Heas fssate Brokers'
SouthSest corner Perns' lvasa and nth i reef
Star Office BuildiRss


ATInER a CLEARY.
Ancitoneers and Reai Relate Brokers,
SonthSest corner Pennss wanna and nth s. rect
Star Office Buildings.
TECsTEES' SALE uF VALUABLE Hotel.
PROPERfg ON TIE NORTHWEST C0RyER
o. INDIANA AVENUE AND % STREET
= b virtue of deed o. trust TO Us. d.ts,i March
ka 81 1874, aud recorded in Lber No 74} folio 4Js
.bt OF the land records of the District of Cnnmhis
We VIII eel In front Of the pre- misses, on TUESDAY
March 30th 1875, at O'Clock m ali those certain
lying in the city Of Washingtn District of S'nn d
bia aid known and described "a lots three So four
ca and h' f5l in Todds subdivision of original t
one, IN square numbered five hundred and seventy
two (572', in Washin ztnn CITY o q imnrovcd nv n
in9nr-st9ry hotel building known as the fremont
Terms of sale: Five thousand dollars with Tan mar
cent. interest from September 81 1874 together with
expenses OF sale in cash the balance in one and two
years from date with interest. All conveyancing at
with in ten days, the Trustees reserve the right 10
resell on hye days notice at cost of defaultng pur
'hASe R.& fliaSM9 " " day Sso IF ssis
maris-dtd LATimER & CLEARY, Aucts.
MASH. b; WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
W tSuccesSor to Green Williams, Aucts }
NO. lool northwest corner 10th and streets
ONE HANDSOME PARLoR SUIT. Blue Rep: one
Ekch htIE REP EAsT nKaGE FINE
CENTER TABi.s, WALNUT n. T. + CHAM CHAM
SrREk EUt sFovr ssoF sfRiF SaRFhTs o
HAIR ANp H ffskO MAT TTEsS SPY .PEY
REy0LvING CHkIR, WATNfT PiiIhARRfE S x
% yI0EE, KITCHEN UFENsTLs, COOK
A1so-
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FIELDS OF Ice AT SEATTLE steamship
Cimbria, which arrived in this port last
night from Hamburg, reports that on the
18th instant, in latitude 45S s., longitude 46'
81, she passed a large iceberg, and on the
same night, al 10 O'Clock, came into fields of
drift ice. No opening i'm the foe could be
discovered, and the vessel had to be driven
through where she struck il. At some places
the ice was very thick, and much difficulty
was experienced in getting through. The
Cimbria brings cabin and AIS steerage pas
Sengers.-N Y. Times, 2ifh.
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1T
Il AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PenHa avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

The swift and faynrite iron Steamer e@A
PILOT BOY, W. II. By les, Captain .Sy--?1-.r--zSS
having been thoroughly OvCrhaued and rented,
Will resume her trips Ter Potomac river Landings
TUESDAY, March 81, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fitZhugh's wharf,
foot Of 9th street, at o'clock a. Returning, will
arrive in Washin gtOn every Wednesday and Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al fTeights IlUst be pr paid.
febH n Z FITZUUGH. Agcn
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Delighted with BESSIE Turner.

FIIft III 4
One of the plaintiffs counsel pronounced
the most positive opinion as To her merits by
saying TO friend, "Isn't she splendid?'
From the " 4. Star.
II anybody is anxious 20 get hold OF
bright, pretty, quick-witted. well posted. in
relllgent young woman, L advise him 10 ap-
ply 10
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EVENING STAR.
March .s. 1875
THE BEECHER CASE.

From fhe Ne,c Fort SIR.
COVRT ROOM ~nTrNpS

From fhe Ntrc rovk Ssra.
COURT ROOM NoTINGs
NJ; Beechers lawyers viii not say when
ne Will go on the stand. new witness will
be called this morning, and the nearest 10
positive information that can be obtained is
Mr. Evarts' refusal to deny that Mr.. Beecher
Will rot be that next witness
Mrs. Bcecher, Mrs Morse and John Russell
Young are known TO be on the list OF wit
nesses for the defence, besides those hereto
fore announced. All of the investigating
committee, too, are 10 testify.
Mr MUrray, handsome young member or
plymouth church, has OF late sat in court at
The end OF the Beecher party, next 20 the jury
box. Several times he was seen 10 hand
something to the jurymen. Mr.. Morris went
10 him, and said holly, /" See here. this thing
ma, l'4,s, gone lar enough. You've been in sly
know what IL means" Mr.. Murray ex-
plalned that he had only beer supplying the
lurymen with tickets of admission for their
friends. That did not restore amicabIe rela-
lions between Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Murray
however, and they reviie each other
Mrs. Tilton wears n new suit, brown i'm
color and stylish i'm cut. She does not look
so well in health as when the trial began
YET seems less depressed. She watches the
witnesses through her eyeglasses, and smiles
frequently when the testimony is humorous
The long hallway : constantly thronged
during the sessions, and, as bits of the pro-
ceedingS get out. the information is distorted
as it is passed along the lines. usually grow
ing startling in its character by the time IL
reaches the street. Thus the widest rumorS
ny ahOui BIOoklt u until iDe newspaper re-
ports Kill them.
\ device OF the policemen is 10 send anx-
iCuS inquirerS for the Eeecher trial into adj
Joining court rooms, where they listen TO
law suits about horse trades and other tame
things until the joke strikes them.
MISS TURNER'S TESTIMONY.
Elizabeth y. Turncr-cToSs-eNam
continued" the clerk announced in a loud
voice soon after II O'Clock.
Mr.. Caldwell politely offered ms arm TO
Miss Turner, and she bluShed on the way 20
The stand like a bride being led TO the altar
she went up the two steps Of the platform
with nervous quicknesS, and Mr.. Caldwell
took seat in a camp chair close by. Her
behavior under the renewed close question
ing was UneNceptional. but often her an
swerS were evaSiye in the manner OF their
delivery as well a. in the language. Mr.
Fullerton was still persistent i'm forcing an
explicit reply 10 every question, but was ia
no instance harsh or UnciVil. In a printed
report OF his words he seems mOre dominant
than the reality. and she less deliberative.
Her tone was deferential. even when her Ian
guage was SaUcy; and his was kindly. even
when compelling her not to dodge an in
Quiry.