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The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
rIlAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

The Undersigned, receivers Of City
School Taxes for the city of Whining
for 1875, give notice to persons who y
not paid their City and School Tax hrl!
and have had their bills presented y
they are required by law, to call and ~
the same in 5 days from delivery Of The \
The receivers request all such persons
call at their office No. 10 East Sixth st9J
and settle without delay; they having +
en- bonds to the city, the money
them and they are responsible for
they hope those that can pay willbepr
while. perhaps, some that cannot pa
once, will call and make some arrangens
to pay when they can, and we most les
fully ask you to give this your attenua
as to avoid trouble, costs, or unpkal
ness. The city needs money and nqa
us to collect 1t or pay it, and what WI
pose to do Is to collect and pay It,
The receivers also give notice o. au1 IaI
of lots in the I'd, Sd, 5th; 7th, Sth, Vln aM
wards that they cannot find tne;,Owan
All such persons owning sald l0S
please call and settle or we Will sel
for taxes and costs. ,,.,
Office No. 10 East Sixth street. oes,
Market and King. Hours from 7t0eSo
every evening, and on market moraDf mIoirlnI
EDMUND phGviy,Ss, hl,vi,s,
Receiver Northern District 0ncluaN9
north of Sixth street.) ,.pu.p
Receiver Southern District tinclaul
south of Sixth strect.) W."
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Fourteen Infant Graves.

In al old graveyard in the north part Of
Grafton, VT, says the Rutland Herald,
there stands double kead-stone, on ore
table OF which is the following inscrip:Ion
and epitaph:
Thomas K. Park, j., aud IA children Of
TE>s. K. and Rebecca Park,
Youth, behold and shed tear.
Se fourteen children slumber here:
Sc their image how they shine
Like flowers Of fruitful vine.
Tho other table bears the following in.
scriptioa and epitaph:
In Memory Of Rebecca, Wife Of Mr.. Thos.
K. Park, who died
Sept: q. 1903, in the 10th year of her age
Behold and se as you pass by
Ny fourteen children with me lie.
Old and young you soon must die
And turn to dust as we'll as |.
The foot-stone is double, anil on one
half Of it is inscribed "Ers. R. Park" on
the other, IA children" Mr.. Park after.
ward had two other wives, and hal in all
twenty.one children, sixteen Of whom
died in infancy. Old people in Grafton
used 10 say that the death Of these chill lren
was in consequence Of curse pronounced
upon the family BY an old negro woman.
This row Of graves, after more than Nv.
enty years. is quite distinct; nearly all the
graves IN the row can be easily traced.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Market day.
San rises 6:48.
Yesterday was rainy.
Goodbye to Indian Summer now.
Our merchants are kept busy new.
Aid Lean Association meets tonight.
The City Hall clock is again out Of order
No cases before the Mayors Court yester.
day.
Farmers are bringing their poultry to
town.
The City Hall Is nightly crowded with
dodgers.
Secure your seats for the minstrels to-
morrow night.
The HERALD's new press will be put in
running order to-day.
Our Justices of the Peace were NJ {
troubled with.any cases yesterday.
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r1rss View Of . Carpet.
bFesn 0As GeottiNs Ar0,s,

A man from the "hilh" vent down 10
Bowling Green sometime ago, and, for the
arst time in his lis, <ev carpet. He was
a Little confused a, first, thinking it was
some Kind efa': ornament, probably an oil
painting, but perceiving = bare place at
tho further snd Of the room, stepped back
= few pace. and, with q running jump,
struck the floor about six inches from the
edge Of the carpet. When his heels struck
the aoor, he slipped, fell back and came
near bursting himself open. He got up,
and, after looking with grinning compla-
csncy at the distance of the transit, exs
claimed: BY gosh, I cleared her p
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NOTICES..

N OTI G E-CARD OF THAyvc :,
~ thanks Of the Wilmington w.! WI
kailroaa Corporation, are herehv h y m1e, messl \
daily rendered to the firemen ~ IUs ,bS .e9 n
who labored SO arduous.y and snceSs,ss 81 %.s s|
IN extinguishing the fire in 0rlr rnnS u,SI'a hla
Our thanks are also due to the em do mnIars. uv
r., ". & y. Railroad, and to the ciIipscy. ipUys
orally. SO jealous were all 10 sava v.1eu' ous
perty, and SO prompt, active. IO% and in,g
gent were their labors, that we fool eI unsa 'ns
load of gratitude to our friends. '''' U''Da
>,o,o JAMES BRADFORD
NoVl3 President W, &WRPn
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GPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY I'd
~ PAYERS.-The undersigned cdLs@
OF County Taxes having given Notice ID
months ago that the taxes were due \
payable at that date, and whereas not N
than one-twentieth of the Taxpayer b
paid any attention to said notice The enl
tors for their own protection will be obi
to enforce payment according to law, Vi
gives tho collectors power to collect
cost In ten days after they receive b
duplicates.
JOS. L. CARPENTER n
A. GIVEN,
aug9-tf ColledmI
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A Cahan Rrlssasr's Hseaps.

a Caban RFissasrss Eseaps.
A JOYFUL MEETING ON THE STEPS OF
NEW JIRsEY HALLWAY STATION.
On Tuesday aftsrnoon, while Igna.
Marines, . salesman for . New Yer
firm, was standing On the platform Of th
staiien at Wavsrley, . sesdy, worn-ou
trs,ap came ploddiag along, and sss dow
On The steps. While in this position b
was approached BY another traveller wh
aeossted him. but the first conner answers
in Spanish. Az Mr.. Martinez is nativ
sfthe island Ct Cubs, and speaks Spanisl
haently, his attention was immediatel,
drawn 10 the stranger, and they soon en-
tered into conversation. A few minute
later the bystanders witnessed the specta
cls Of = we'll dressed Spanish gsntlema,
md the 6khy-isoking tramp embracing
and kissing sach other with an snerg,
that betrayed close rslationship; for i,
this poor 5orlorn looking wretch Mr.. Mar.
lines recognized brother whom he had
not seen or heard Of since the proclama.
tion Of freedom by the Cubans at Yars
in 1859. After their demonstrations had
subsided, they entered Mr.. Mariners
Light wagon, and visited this city, and the
transformation from the beggar to the
aae-lookins man, that afterward took
place in one Of our clothing houses wa
complete. The lost brother proved to be an
escaped political prisoner from the Span
ish ;'loodhounds from the Isle Of Pines
liz IL but % years Of A. and was cap
tursd by the Catalonian regiment unde,
COIN and Of that Spanish cut-throat VAL
de-: near Bayamo, during the raid of Gen.
q. 'aex, the patriot leader, made in tn.
vicinity Of that city in June Of this year.
He, srnong other, was sentenced to be shot
but General Comes sent word to the Span
ish oosamander that If he put his threa,
into execution he would retaliate by hang
ing three Spanisrds for every Cuban. This
had it, desired effect, and Martinez and
seventeen others were chained together and
were driven into Havana, more tnan twen-
" leagues, ,barefcoted and al.Aost famished. !
They remained confined in the MORO dun
geons until the first Of October, when they,
together with more than two hundred
othen, were skipped to the Spanish penal
colony At the Isle Of Pines. They were
not permitted to communicate with their
frieAds previous to their departure, and
were treated ike Dig en- the voyage, no
water having been given them at times, and
hey wsre almost famished.
Arriving At this desolate and barren
sle, which constitutes part of the Little
Bahamas, they were destined to receive
till more brutal treatment from the off.
err Of the garrison, the major portion 9,
vhom are wretched Of the worst type.
Young Martinez reports that there were
u''y eighteen hundred prisoners confined ,
here when he and his companion reached q
his veritable Golgotha, and when he left
hey we're dying off at the rate of ten a T.
ay. How he escaped was a matter for a
rudentia! reasons he declined n rovo,l-
uftie to ray that lie reached Key West in
fishing boat, and made his way here. 81
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When Queen Anne told Dr.. South that
bis sermon had only ono fault, that Of being
too short he replied that he should have
made v longer II be had more time.
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NOTICE,-WATER DEPARTMENT
~ CHIEF ENGINEERS 0FFIGt, 1
No. 1000 Market Grad

WlLMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 4 S
NOTICE TO WATER RENTER@S ~
All persons who have sold properv A
ing the present year must give noiIs
writing to the Registrar, at the office M a
Water Department, before the Ntb III
November, 1875, and insert In the notis
name OF the purchaser and the numbs
the property purchased, otherwise they,
be held liable for the Water Rent ths
year. Also all persons who NAV viii
discontinue the use of water Or any prt
OF 1t must give notice as above and
Two dollars for drawing the terule. No
teration will be m de in any bill ane
above date. EDWARD MCINTIRp
nOV3tOoO RpgNnl
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17

CTORE KEEPERs, GROCERS AND
y Deale rs, take netlcel take notice!
CHIMNEYE! CHIMNEYsI CHIMNEfs !!
A large assortment of lamp chimneys Of all
kinds lust received from nrst hands. which
We are selling ut PhiladelpAia prices, Call
and satisfy yourselves Of the economy OF
buyinR at home. w. G. ADAMS,
IL e. Second 81.
Lamps and lamp goods Of every kind.a1
Oet8Q I'm
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STQCKs, BONDS, LOANS, AND REAL
y Estate: In Difference TO the urgency Of
many good business friends the subscriber
n nas decided to eonAuct his Regular Auction
Sa,es saM e. on the principle so successfully estab-
phia. A few items will be taken f,r zach
OF these sales at limit Of price, but in no.
caseWiil secret underbidding be sanction ed
Zeal estate sales on the premises viii con.
,,N 1ne 70 De as heretofore, all positive.
stocks, Bonds, Loans, Lots and Dweliinvs
made up. Ut HEATn' near'y
octW-tl No Ii Exchange Building
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PERO ONLL,

The numerous friends Of Mr.. Chadwick
will b. rejoiced to, hear that he has been
acquitted of the trial Of murder, and will
again take mp his residence in this city.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
SPECIAL NOrYCEs

1tems Will be inserted under this hea,,
for twelve cents line. 'o''''
@sbiayiock & Co., under the Cont,ne,.
tal, fnila'' nrst-class hatters and fnrr,er,
oelawareans should visit them, " o.
~ mesafeee Bros, North Sixth street
rnlla.' have on hand all kinds Of paper
Menamin, Of Philadelphia. best ro,,.,
composition In the country. '0'es
& 1ao to Buxbaum for clothing @, or
KINDS Patronize home trade. VI ~
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17

plANO AND ORGAN TUNING, Church
4, Oragans, Cabinet Organs, Melodeons
Pianos. and all kinds OF musical instru..
ents Reaa Iuned an and repaired; new Bellows and
40 Orange street, c,tel Sye'' ~
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THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLIsHING 10

~ 'A7o1S~RsD o0VTT PUBLISHING co,
The periodicals reprinted by THE Lpon.
AAg SCOT fTSh1snISc gad Go. al Barclay st.,
terly," Edinburgh" "Westminster SSu@a and
british Quarterly Reviews" and "black. % .
woods Magazine" Price, Na Yea, Tor anv
one, or only $l5 for all, and the Postage y
PREPAID by the Publishers. -
Sept lb-tl
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENIa
AUDITORS 0Illa|
81 EAST sixth y Slkas4 n1

WILMINGTON UELn .;nr II
Notice is hereby given, by dlreG;sVS1as, es;s ~,
Finance Committee, that all PIE ~ vSii uN
City on January LIST. 1875, must W W, rTt rsSt|
or before the first day of Novemoett ~ tSs I
they will be placed in the hanas,% !, ssetIsr| I'D
licitOr for collection, by virtue y 5.,,ors ItS
Of the City Charter, which is as ~ Io',Oap NM !
"If the amount of said blli ussssutB ~ s
within 90 days after sucn RW lho Ws5a|
thereof, it shall be the duty Of it..taS tns S =
said city to issue q warrant alleGSM; S;m nb
said City Auditor, COMMANDING nln n npop :
the same with all costs thereon suprSi
goods and chattels Of such owner, nssalI,ad a1 Vi
such goods and chattels can De ,n aySIdNl a IdeNl
said city sufficient to satisfy sa,S ,Se srop
costs, then to levy the same On osn.ontinr .mi I
or buildings of such owner - trUid Said Gye
such street as aforesaid, when !aof SsIS sbJ
or buildings, or any part tbeiSsHii tbe,Siis sua
sold by said City Auditor a. paun two nsrl
upon ten (lO) days notice N WV
pers published In said city" ,,,,olo loulb
The bills of delinquen nsvinS|I s m|Ii b
become overdue, proceedings ss T Tnsyna
without delay, unless p"
made as herein provided. :, np,EFN
...oo. VILLA" 4 civ t Apdlr
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX !, rna. al 10,
~ Notice is hereby given snd md Pooi \
indebted for County, State esond "' Of Nots
for the year 1875, for the SecondGe , onndGred ID nuN1
District Of Wilmington A. h9nIIsicr 9nnnI1lecicr y
and Settle the same. 1he VI Eigbtl,
found at his office, corner roGoaanipp oa n d
Shipley streets, or IN tne ts erect estreek
residence, sos West F0urI11 env persosI
Duty OF c. LLECToR.m1l!l an amn,thjn Rns,
or neglect to pay their IIna,io"tor InHi " nay
after this notice, the C.i cost aeco"'
and collect the same Will ..nt
to law 49,, rstate sna
shall be the duty Of TIE b &C. on1tes1scn.
and collect the same on tne krtoam
erty Of the tenant thereof .,1
laV. .uwla NeClA
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work. Apply at No. ~ King street
Clty reference required. nOvl7-3t
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NEW ADTERTLyEMENTS.

Shoes-Halls
Sh hoes-MOreland's,
Shoes-JOhn Green,
Shoes-P; Monsgan.
Shoes-Fennessey.
Frames-NB w. I'd.
Oil Cloths-Mc Bride.
Oysters-J. T. Waite.
Furniture-L. Adair.
Groceries--Middleton.
Oysters-C, Chandler's.
Watches-J. C. Massey.
ShOes-Daniel McCusker.
Hats and Caps-S. Culbert.
Felt Hats-l2l Shipley street.
Observation-Disclosures aud Co,
Furniture-J. and J. N. Harman,
Dr. Simm's White Pulmonic Balsam:
Great Canton and Japan Tea Company.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-Four roomed house In Pcr.
T ter's Court. Apply to ]. A. BOND,
Dot l3-tf Real Estate Ag't, oR Market ~
EOR RENT.-The Hares Corner Hotc
T. and Farm, containing about lS2 acres.
Apply to -
w. H. DOBB.
WIN. HERBERT
Acting Committee for Trustees Of y ew Cas-
tie Common. Oct27-tf
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Rse%s % o e .Iia q " e. saSsms sRSaSS1ss9s the As
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER9 ER9i,' 1,na na 49,
At 3 o'clock in the Afternaa, ~"
A VERY Observation-Disclosures,
~ feet front by % feet deem hajli hS1pERr
Nos. S0l 4 3OS EAST sIx,,u 'S'us W
With two large French pist4 n i STREE
es wide. gu W lieelslpa
pressed ras hSnsfs Ss'sE nst, are thrss;story brick
each, with two-story back bniId r,Ing dIu1 sl1 rol
the Stores, all brick 'u'lalngS beal
The above property will be so,a ,..
~ or al together to suit purchauo.ss hnuiu sepan1
be easily converted into two snsrL', Isels lEo
Any one desiring to see the esplhenu,asaH phnSa i
" Will please call at 72S Mark Of pu,e s,.eip, Prop
the premises 3Ol and 3O3 east ~ SintS s,rset to'
TERMS will be made known 1o "n nia!a dsa stA
by l.. W. STiDHAWTn STiDHrAu Tn aay n ofn
Ao1.N III East Fourth Strsa
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ST. STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.

1HI10UeIpn1a.
Your attention is respectfully oaiieo n
this new and elegant hetel, centrally looso
os csa, convenient 70 all public offices, places
Furnished Throughout in the most .,aho-
rase i,aI manner. % No pains will be spared 70
make this model hotel, pleasant and ~
agreeable e.g,. TO those who favor us with a
,,aM as,' Transient rates from $500 70 $500 Der
nent guests. " p0inia'
n ~ ~ THOS. ASHTON. Prop,y.
Z. H. CRAWFORD. Manager .ci2a. An. -
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AMUSEMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
one night only.
SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10th
The most successful Comedy ever produced
at the FIFTH AVEFUE
"0UR BOYS"
With Great Cast of
METROPOLITAN ARTISTS.
The Right to the play of
"OUR BOYS"
II vested in this company - having been
sustained In action before Judge Do. .Ohue,
Of New York City, by Augustln Daily, OF
Ftf1h Ave. Theatre.
General Az mission 80
WAAAeEy 10
The sale Of seats will begin on Thursday,
Vt Boughman, Thomas d Cos.
nov lost
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17

ut Is gratifying to zee that no imputation
can be brought against them of presenting
anything offensive to the eye or ear."-Wm.
Lloyd Garrison.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17

The Improvements in our MEMS DE-
PARTMENT; the Improvements in our
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT; tho improve
ments in our BOYS DhPAkTNENI, and
the improvements in eur extensive build
ing are Of nature far in advance of any
thing ever known in Delaware, and we cor
daily invite generous public to visit and
view our establishment and its entire ap-
pointments, and we assure those who favor
US with their kind presence that they will
receive polite attention to all their wants.
correct representation Of our wares, real
value for the money they leave with uy, and
entire satisfaction IN every respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-30
THE OVERDUE STEAMER.

THE METROPOLIS SPOKEN THREE DAYS AGO.
good deal oil uneasiness has been felt among
parties concerned for the safety OF the steamship
Metropolis, which plies between this port and the
island OF Bermuda In an interview yesterday
wi tn the Messrs. Lunt Brothers. OF No. IS south
street. who are agents for the Metropolis, these
gentlemen expressed their utmost confidence that
tae vessel would be in tais port during the
next forty.eignt hours. They say that her
null i perfectly sound, and there need
be no apprehension whatever about Der.
The Metropolis was Quilt In ls6l aud entirely re.
constructed IN 1871 She Is OF OAK, dtagonaly
braced with IRON; ner length over all Is 20s feet
and lgs eet between perpendtcuars. she has
depth OF mold measuring 1914 ieet aud "a Ieeg
ton technically known as COMPOUND, TO which 10
attached a Iresn water condenser. Inc crew OF the
snip Is made up OF twenty-five persons, incluolng
the Captain and Officers In the American Lloyds
OF this year ths Aer polls u rated AL. me
vessel sailed from Bermuda Tor New York the 10TH
lnst with an assorted cargo among the items OIL
wnicn figured considerable quantities or onions
potatoen and tomatoes. The agents say that she
was amply provsloned for iorty days. They
also state lhat all the passengers. had
they so desired, might have come on board the
bark jacob, instead Of whlcn ~ appears taa. an
oils. The agents claim 10 nave received full set
OF correspondence from he captain aud Purser.
In an interview with Captain Cassoyitel, VI tne
Austrian DARK Jacob, which reached mere the uaJ
before yesterday, this gentleman stated In SUB
stance that ne Tell IN with the Metropolis on toe
2jtn inst, in IS deg. lat. aud 20 deg. long,
heading Tor New York. The hull OF his vessel was
reported sound Dy Captain Ellis. but ner ma.
chInery was disabled and the loremast broken
under the cap. The Metropolis nad on board DO
tatoas and onions ana zone barrel oil beei.n Cap.
tain CassovIlel took ON board i've OF the disabled
steamers passengers uour men aud one
woman, whose names have been already puo-
lsned; aud ne sent TO CAPTAIN Eilis, OF the Ne.
tropolIs large bag OF bread. quantity OF rice
and butter, together with tnree chickens. Cap
tam CassovItel says ne would have taken tue
other passengers on board his snip. but they we're
AFRAID to make the dangerous trip between the
two vessels. lie was particularly anxious to
bring on the children; but these. for the reason
already stated, aud that they wished to stay with
their friends, remained on tue Metropolis Inc
Captain OF the JACOB lurtner states IL as his belief
that the delayed steamer Will De mere In DAY or
two, and that there need be no fears entertalned
az 70 her safety She mad twenty-five passengers
on board. five OF whom came mere on tue Jacob.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-30
FAREWELL TO CARL SCHURZ.

THE DEMONSTRATION AT HIS DEPARTURE FOR
EUROPE YESTERDAY
Carl Schurz's embarkation yesterday afternoon
by the Pommerania OF the Hamburg Packet Com
pany, attracted large multitude OF people to the
Hamburg steamship dock. Among the prominent
countrymen OF Mr. Schurz who came 10 wish hi IN
q happy voyage and sale return were several OF
those who had, on the previous night, entertained
him ut Deimonico's-among others Ex-Governor
Solomon, OF Wisconsin; DR.. Krakowitzer, Mr. q. Alt
hoE Mr. Arthur Bender. OF the HANDLES Zetusao, and
lido Brachcogel. the distinguished German poet and
novelist Mr.. Scnurz's cabin had been beautifully
decorated with flowers, and the dining room table
was laden with superb bouquets and baskets Tor
Mrs. and Miss Schurz. The CROWD on board the
steamer so aense that IL was only with the
utmost difficulty that q passage could be forced.
The occasion was made additionally interesting
by the fact that the commander or the steamer,
Captain Scnroenssn, had Just celebrated the COM
pletion OF his hundredtn round trip across the
Atlantic, and IN his honor all the hotels IN
Hoooken, as well Us The shlp.ma displayed gay
bunting and the German and American nagS.
Mr.. schurz is going directly to o.,a Hamburg,
hence probably TO hrs former home,
Wlesbaden. where he Will spend the greater por-
ton or the summer. returning TO this country
early In tue fall. As the large steamer began TO
move SLOWLY out OF the dock the crowd shouted,
''ScnurZ Schurz,n wnereupon the ex-senator
and his family epped forward politely acknowl-
edging the greeting OF the multitude. Mrs. and
Miss Schurz twho look SO much alike that ~ ~
dlficult TO tell which is which) waved their
handkerchief TO their friends on the dock, while
Mr.. Scnurz raised MS nat, and thus they passed
out or sight amid the cheering or the multitude.
The latter we're evidently disappointed that they
had not heard speech IN response 70 their DEM
onntrariOnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-30
AN OBJECTION,

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
There seems to be q determination on the part
OF the defence in the scandal trial TO infringe upon
the part that belongs TO me in the grand Com
munal procession OF January. 1872 / had the
honor TO lead that procession and TO carry the
red dag the whole length OF Its march from its
departure from Cooper Institute until II disbanded
In Union square. can't for the life OF me
imagine what benefit "Brotheru Sherman ex-
poets to gain for Mr. Beecher by attempting to rob
me OF all or any part or this march. never liked
Theodore Tilton anyhow. He and l always quar-
relied. SO l object to being made party with
Whether the testimony that has been produced 20
moral vision or course | am unable TO determine )
but that II IL TO one the other OF these causes TO
which ~ 10 due, do know. since | neither walked
beside nor Immediately before or behind Mr.. I'll
either with him or any BODY else; nor was he near
the head OF the procession during any part OF ltS
march; neither did Mr. Tilton ride nome with US
in q carriage and alght from tue same with US at
on Monday. But do not wonder at her mistake
since fact and fancy are so strangely mixed up
throughout her entire testimony that u would
have been singular had this escaped the general
muddIe.
But what is the use or spending time and In
curing expense about something OF which there
IS not even a questions Why don't they go back
to the pictorial weeklies and there OBTAIN the
II Mr.. Beecher's innocence depends upon proving
that Mr.. Tilton shared the honor3 OF that process
sion with me. he might as we'll 'step down and
QUIZ and make no more luss about It,
TENNIE Q. CLAFLIN,
No. &c East FiItieth street.
NEW YORK Abril o. 1878