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TILT0N'S TONGUE.
II Will Reiterate the Black.
ness Of Beechel's Soul
To-Day.
The Gamblers Making the Issue
Of the Trial an Occasion
for Their Business.
The Brooklyn Municipal Gov
ernneut Under the Paw
Of Plymouth
Church.
Arguments Of Counsel on Both
Sides as to Tilton's Ad-
instability.
Leading Points Made by NIessrs.
Evarts, Pryor, and Beach.
Leading Points Made by 1Iessrs.
Evarts, Pryor, and Beach.
CURRENT GOSSIP AND OPINION,
TfI.TDN TO TAKE THE tTANu


TfhToN TO rAxE THE BTANn.
8ptefai D,+pGtch to TAe thtteqn Tribune.
NEW IonK, jan. 31.-Tilton will undoubtedly
go OIL tho stand Tomorrow, and will le allowed
to testify The decision OF tln Judge Tins fore
bhadowod is anticipated by Hccel,erA lawyers,
who arc preparing argument that Lis wife call
then become witness, though this Wow IL al-
rcady ridiculod III advance by lawyers generally.
Judge hollson will probably restrict Iilton to
testimony received from Beeclcr in the form OF
confessions, and letters Of admissions by others
mato with Bcccl'ors knowledge md matter
within his own knowledge, Of which Dcccher
Ind been told. r. Wbnt ills wifo told him,
Tllton will not be permitted to tell, Of
conrao, only tho dctai'a 4 Of Doccl1er's
confessions will 10 now 1nattor On Tilton's story
il already before tho world. Tho cross- cxa1nina-
tion will bo very severo ard he viii doubtless be on
the stand for & week or two. Ho will corrobo-
ratio Alonlton howoyor In relation to tho letter Of
contritlon.
Poo1-sr1L1Na ON rHR REsuLf.
So Intense ia tho interest lu ths matter, that
pools are sold on the sauo Of tho trin ns Oh tho
result ot \ horso-raco. On Fsaturlay night Ut
Days. No. 16G Fifth avenue, a largo number OF
these pools wero sold nm:d tho ultuoet
hilatity. The majority Of purchasers owl
dontly agreo with tho snnjority of
tho publio-thas thero will be no definite result
to the trial. The enlargement of tho ;ury"
vas the favorite ngainst tho field, Which con-
sisted Of Doechor and Tilton-that il to say,
bots Of two to ono wore made. thns thero would
be disagreement OF tic Jury 1athor thai, that
other plaintiff OF dofondnnt would got verdict.
In Homo Of the pools the agreement waa knocked
down at $50 to S25 for tho fold, and - for a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
ru.ToN's UpBRAIDISG OF BOWEN.

O Now, | understood YOU to say, on your direct
examination that January ID 1t that You told Mr..
Deecher that Mr. 11on writing letter to Mr. Bowen' A.
Think was on that day-yes Sir Mr. Ton writing
letter on January lst and think told 8r Beecher that
day.
Isl your recollection you told him On that day Yes
Sic.
q. Ga January 2d' A. Yes, Sir.
understand you to say then that you had four different
interviews with Mr.. Beecher four successive Dec
Gb, Dec Sst Jan. 1st and Jan 2dat the house OF Mr..
Beeohers Dec. Sh, Dec ast Jan lst and Jan 2dyes,
Sir
On four successive days then you distinctly reColee the
t OF having those interviews MI Beecer' Yes Sir
Mr. Fulerton-Tha repeating right for the third
time
O. Now that interview Of January % that YOU spoke
10 him Mr. Ton preparing letter What did You say
10 him about it, A. said Mr. Tton was preparing letter
for Mr. Bowen In which be going TO substantially
what Mr. Bowen had said to him Tlton) concerning Mr.
Beeche and that shoud keep out Of all auson
Mr. Beecher aud 10 Mr. Ton sud his wfe-haye the letter
simply express what Mr. Bowen had said to him Tton
cernipg Mr. Beecher.
O. Well, A. And that sitter Mr. Tilton had written it, 1
undertook to get possession Of it, and hold it.
@ For what purpose would you hold it, For what pur-
pose, 70, the purpose Of negotiating with Mr. Bowen among
others aud fot the purpose Of saving the families OF oil inter
estedsayag all exposure OF facts didn't approve OF that
letter.
Mr. Trscy--I didn't ask you that
The Witness-Pardon me, Sir.
M Eyarts-Strike that out
@ Did you repeat that to Mr. Beecher the substance Of the
stories that Mr. Bowen had told Mr. Ton concerning him aud
which Mr.. Tilton write Mr. Bowen aboutt A. Did
tel him that
q Yes Sir on that day. A. No Sir; don't think told
him the s1bstance
@ Didn't be ask you what they were A No, Sir; don't
think did
O. lie didn't ask N ALL A. don't recoIect either TO my
recollection.
q You simply told him Mr.. Tlton was writing letter in
which he going state what ssnder stories Mr. Bowen
had told about M Beecher aud MS Beeche did ask you
yoa knew what they wefe A. don't remember hs he did
4s&sfA chSEgs--
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

Mr. Fullerton the Court please II the counsel on the other
eide will indicate what other papers they Will probably want
during present day will select them out from the papers
In our possession.
Mr. Evsrts-If my friends desire 10 assist us. II they VIII sep
srs the papers which have not boen given In evidence ana
have been brought here under subpoena from those that
have been given in evidence will DO easy 10 fnd the few
papers want
Mr. Morrs-I undrand that better than the counsel There
Ia ragc package here aud win have to 60 over them ALL
Judge Neson-Mr Morris. do the best you can; we shall
have 10 walt
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

Rec Payment.
A. NJ REID
Seubcnyilc Female Seminary, July Q, lS,2
Francis y Mouton. Esq. ~ Remscn-st. Brooklyn
DEAR SRYours containing draft Sllsl2 for amt OF Bessie
Turner bill s received Please find bill retepted
Bessie good and sudOus gr and l. making good progress
IN her ,arious studies Very truly yours A. NJ REID.
Mechanics National Bank,
81 Wall Street New York. july s, 1872
Paw 10 Rev A. NJ Reid or Order One Hundred Eighteen
u 100 Dollars. 49, q ,
Endorsed" A. NJ Reid. aud the Bank endorsements.
The above Bill the accompanying letter aud check, each
marked Ex d. lS"
sryrevyyuLE FEMALE SEMINARY. Rev. C. {. BFATrr DID,
L. ID SUPERINTENDENT, Rev. a NJ. REID. PA D., Principal
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

'' SrErBESvuIg jane sth. 1871.
MRs TuToN: send with this statement or Miss Tur'
ners bill for the past half-sch0o year
Bessie doing very well IN her studies and qulea aYoIUe
with
Sometimes she not very well but think on the whole,
her health j. improving. - ~
Could YOU NOT come and make visit and bring Mr. Tton
win yon little rest WOud DO you both good Very respect
f'il, yyonrs A. VI REID
No l0ns New YoRk. July t9 1871
Bessie making very good progress in music and N some OF
her common branches Arithmetic, Geography and spelling
lE0DoTk1a Naioa, B1nt.pay the order Of Rev. e. &.
Beatty one hundred and i dye dollars and twenty
$l5j21 WOODRUFF hOBiSooSS
Endorsed Charles c Beaty""A n Reid and the bank
endorsements.
The above bill accompanying letters and check each marked
"Er ID H..
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
Mr.. Evsrts (readingl +:
NRpnnr1rN IAnnarY 10. 1871.

MY DEAR Mns Tnroy fwant TO tell you something Your
,cther Mr Morse repeatedly attempted to hire me- o
offering aesscs and presents to go to certain persons ana
tell them stories injurious tho character OF your husband
have been persuaded that the kind attentions shown me by MT
Ton for years dishonorable denominations never a.
the time thought that Mr. TtOns were Tor uch pr
pose do not be made Of 10y Mrs Morse or any
else bring trouble my two best friends you ana your
husband.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
Bye-bye.

Mr. Boach-we Withdraw our objection to that
IUopy letter marked "Ex. d. III
Judge NesonThe audience will pleese remain seated until
the jury pass ITO the juyl Gontcmen' please DC In
your seats at o'clock
Mr. Madison Che Cerk-Ths Court viii no" take reoe''
9a'c
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

Received payment in fan by eheck, March D. 1878
CHARLES e. BEATTY,
Ps A. NJ. REID.
Jan '73
Session ends Feb Sd
No o2,ss NEw YORK, March g. 1873.
N,fyoD0Iiin National Bank.
PAY TO the order Of Rev {. Beatty Two hunu'ed Snu
Forty Ave Dollars. WOODRUFF & ROBINSON.
tndorsed- Charles Beatty" and the Bank endorsements
Tho abo,s blu and CHECK csSa MARKED kS wv.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

Sxw YoRK. December &C. 1874
Ascl1nics Yd.0aGi Bank
Pay 10 The order Of A. NJ Reid, Two hundred dollars
(23OD WOODRUFY h0Bfssos.
Endorsed NJ Reid" snd the Bank endorsements
The above bin and check each marked Ex ID a."
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

Amount '''' ~ ~
II you send the amount due 1t will be great favor
the prc-ent time.
Bessie is visiting friends in Pittsburgh
have tried 10 get her place. 49,,
doubt whether she willing 10 do such things A. she ned
do hope will get we'll and yet feel ANXIOUS
about her asked her 10 back TO school awhile " shs
could not get any other place. With great consdsraton
Yours, A n kkD.
Marked "Ex ID o."
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
srEUnxsyIILs FEMALE sgmSAEr, Dec. 8, is73

MRs. II. TILTOS: -
Friend n you could seud The balance due on Bessie
Turner's bill last year before the first ~ yannsy wouP
confer great favor number ~ large bills VIII b. dpc a.
that time which be met The balance OF the ON w~
S1n5 Call the balance 500 -
Tho Al
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

January - 1874. a. n' hSiD
~, soou NEw.YonK May g. 1872.
" ~ NtroDoytdn National Bank, , 49,
Pay to the order VI Rev. M RED Two iiuhIfee Nincee"
10 no Dollars. "oop"Vff A'S0''
pSsdnSseS-"A. NJ Reid" and the Bank endorsements.
The above bill and check each marked Exhibit D. 9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

"A kr,pg,f y J. airy good hiii g. otl NJ
Gshny t tnhlr st in-s III private family tran ri and
i,rTm,rr;t Lo.r.cr- taken I. go. Address NIB
t,,\ - Euxl Di kpV'sIf. :. J.
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Waters.
~ AI,rLD nnd ~, lI-I- - 4 North of lrclll
Miscellaneous.

4 LAD, about 10. wants SlIUAIlON ;
can make himself us.ful ONCE; city con,
try; GOOD reference. Can be s"tu q; the PNOTL0IANi
HOME ~ gEAl. lf3 Gthaye. aDoVr 10TH ~
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amaseinemts.

NJ LATE HiPPODROME. ,.
y {. GILMORE i,lGe'i1,'
TIIE MOST MAGNIFICENT "a RIDE. IN TIE NOitbD'
Lorcl ris every DigLt at y O'cls'k BY
GILMOIg'S SUpENR BAND OF
loo RFORMEKS,
TIE WORLDS GREATEST COBNErIsT,
MIR. j. LEVY
m the ch0fcrt selecuono
a.- ol musical Gems.
Clnnge Of programme nightly. 49,, +, 49,,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at . 0'ciock Matinee perform
ance Mssc Il, q SereIae Panl Of sch ood Mns' ilns
Admission 81 cents private boxes, admitting ioii ~ ~,
The Garden 4. open livery OTHER AFTERNOON. WIN
ou rrsc FROM = 6 O'Clock delightful resort for ladies'
and children. Admission Is cents. Al,
Season tickets, for performances, $50 au seas u'A
ets peior Inancus $50 PACKAGES cf IL tickets -
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Situations Wanleo-- Ma!rs.
PLAIN GARDENER, &c.-An

" American Protestant young rnan " " mona we Know,
would Ike PLACE ~ city or country una rsdhis
thnrOnply also flower gardening ana - NliiH
himself fil lnrisi good reference Apply At
ODEIIS AGENCY 100 West . IN 81. corner Of Broadway!
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6slp Wanic1-- femaIes.

WANTED-An American lady, over 80, Tor
persons take fun charge do The work p,aks ~:
place heI hoe children Address Win retci"nec WAL
klNS, Tribune ONCE.
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COOKS.
GuINAMAN CNOE-Enr Il hldcl il a COM

DORTER and USEFUL MAN, for Hotel or
store CITY or countI, pectaic yourg man woulh
place Porter in hotel % Sofe H. wiling and ODgg
win sms,ii nsfl flrn!s undo Ihtel eirf
cnces. Arpy at ODEi.LS AGENCY iO9 West 34thst
corner Broadway.
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Gitnalioas iDdn:r1-ftria!cs.
UUANETR.AID and WAITRESS. or Nl'RS

y IA Ola \ Ui.NNAlD--A MOI !0-rY Munan, = NJ
Sc a. ow Nn H.. place ir ,ty o. c.nifN; S fh"'nH
c;fiofinad Gn excellent waltz and GfitisiansS if "a
81 email Town C!i .. r1n iiis -1JI ~ 'i4 pr
tpp,V y: OpiII'~ AGENCY, 100 Wet 3ithstr ,rii
IrVl. WAY. IaQ - Tor VI. H.
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Glusital Jnotrnme'lts.

A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
N UprlyAt 20 Rent or SELL Sa,es c:Uy
monthly pa meats. Cail at NJ II. MEKKELLs No nion
squ2rr go. iJ5 Fourth ave.
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amnsemcnis.
Donr0 ano Rooms.

boar0 auo Rooms.
Country Board
GUNNER BOARDERS can be accommodated
> with good BOARD ut reasonable rates at Colooc0oS,
n IT., ~ miles north Il Concord high land pleasant and
healthy "caon: good boating and fs,ng within half mile
two daily mails and telegraph. FRANK p. ELLIOTT.
Board and Rooms Wanted
COUNTRY BOARD wanted for five ADULTS
" and three cII Id ~ up the Hudson and the
waic Farm house preferred Address H. NJ H. 3jS Gates
ave. BfUJhly y. \.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for II LADY
y n Il u ,te heath All ler HUSBAND not Ear from New
N0ia Isrpaa tOa line. hiA found sOr'
shad, surroundings opportunity Tor riding two fine
In terence al other things being Ia where other
boarcrs taken Address. stating particulars HARRY, sta
ton +, Ne|-NOrk City
WANTED iii Stamford. Conn, two neatly
w furnished POONS, with rart for family OF three
adults there few other Loarer-. Please M.
drts- stating and particulars, C. H. T. No. l2o East
loib-st. ~ y.
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6itnaiions Uanie0-- fema!es.
liS EAST 59TN-ST.. hctwcln Isl aud 81

y :, INN d ~ TI'INtF IT ~ NV =
% GsD Ewes. third pair # ,~lf front rrgn sie' abs
woman thr ~ N~iIlNG auh iNi ~ t's ana grn
tenen, wouN 90 f'niy washing bi az ~ cor mouth
ni.h utin,. puii aud -,inf 80 81 l.pf
vie Oh l!rcs clothes u ftr e~t 81 ma 'n' ia
Is washed "a. nrN best .lrrrucr iralf4d N~'
on or addrc.,, ~ tht week, Nj. Nc, ptfAch
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fclp Wanico Males.

WANTED-An American BOY in Hard
Commission House must reside with his parents
a good chance iad Wishing learn the business At
dress with reference, HARDWARE, 11ibune ofLco.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
Newark Items.

NEWARK, May 81.
A steady and large amount of freight is being
carried up and down the p. & d. r. r. The
carrying trado is increasing very fast. S. d.
Wright " Son have quite an extensive lumber
yard, with coal and lime depot, making the
firm very heavy shippers.
Last Thursday evening" the brass band from
Cowantown formally 1urkeytown) under the
leadership of Harry McCrone paid our Citizens
Cornet Band Il friendly visit. They commenced
playing at tho upper end OF the town and
marched down to Luttons Hall, the head-quar-
ters of O. @. B. Stopping outside Of the hall,
they sorenaded tho guests and then were invited
up, each band playing alternately, and making
some very fine music to large and delighted
audience The visitors after serenading few
of their friends, left town about 12 o'clock, re-
ceiving the congratulations OF our people who
hope they may visit our C. G. b. again.
A meeting will be held i'll tho oratory of Della
ware College, this evening,in regard to the com
mencement. The names OF our leading citizens
are attached to the call. Nothing of this kind
has ever failed in Newark and this cannot from
the fact that all friends of education feel a deep
interest in the matter. Let all turn out lot
each family do its duty by having at least ono
representative on hand to assist.
The game of base ball, Saturday afternoon
last, resulted in a victory for the Agles, Jr.,
over the Agiles End nine. The score was very
large, and does not speak well for tho playing,
it being 27 to 81 in innings.
The Agiles first nine have received challenge
from the Maple Leaf of Wilmington, to play
next Thursday afternoon. We cannot say that
it has been accepted. J.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
------
The Latest charlie Ross.

FURTHER PARTICULARS IN THE ARREST OF THE
SUSPECTED PARTIES NEAR BERRYvILLE.
A telegram in an earlier edition an-
nounces the arrest at Berryville OF two men
who held in their custody child supposed to be
Charlie Ross. The arrest has created great ex-
citement i'll the neighborhood. The men were
permitted to pass through Berryville on Friday,
but were pursued and brought back to the town,
where all informal examination was made and
the strangers locked up. Their manner is such
as to induce the belief that if the child is not
Charlie Ross it is some other stolen child.
In some particulars the child bears resem-
blance to little Charlie. IL is said that he has the
eyes of Charlie. He certainly has the dimple in
the chin and also the dimples in his little hands.
He has sprightly appearance, and the
lips are much more inclined to compression
than the picture of Charlie Ross
indicates. There is not quito the same breadth
of forehead apparently AZ in the photograph of
little Charlie. These changes may be accounted
for in the fact that for twelve months, II this
be the lost child, his experience has been such
as to make him more sprightly in appearance
than amidst the quiet and uneventful scenes OF
home life.
The two men were handed over to the jailer
for nights lodging. bystander offered to
take the little fellow in charge, but the pre-
tended father of tho child protested against II
separation from hm. This man made some
curious statements. among other things saying
that he had presented this child to Mrs. Ross
for Identification,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTzR SUNDAY, MAY 2aD, 1875.
Trains leave Depot, Thirty Second and Market st..
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accom-. 62o ., and 10, A. H., 1l0 445, T. $50
and 115O P. NJ on Sunday A. M, l, and 40 P
Niagara Express. daily, except Sunday. .7.40 A. NJ
Emira and Lock Haven Mail, ex. sunday s.o0 Ar
Mail train daily, ION Sunday leaves at a.
N. and runs only to Barrisburg)....... 500 Am
| Downingtown Accom-, II 90 A. NJ, and 10 80 p. M
on Sunday at A. M.
Fast Line 4 Lock Haven EXP. ex. Sunday, 1885 p
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday.... 2.30 Pm
Bryn Mawr Accom-, daily ex. Sunday, so9P;M.
Parkesburg Train daily, except Sunday. $780, Pm
| Pittsburg Express daily, except Sunday. 610 Pm
paciac EHpreas EHprsss Sss,1 9aiy ~
Erie Mail daily except Saturday ...:.... 1l5o. Pm
Emigrant Lex Express @ laoo A. N; daily, for which
| at 116 Market Street by 8. P. M.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express f4r New New York, , , 20, ESQ., 1s4 $50, and Il
mianisnt iS On a Sunday, @ 10 ssS $50 sso A. n, sts s
6s5. Up. M.. and ia. night Mail train, !, A. M.
Accommodation for Trenton, 2so P. M
EXPRESS for Water Gap and Pennington, s45 r. NJ.
For Trenton and Lambertville $50 +. M.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Bustleton, es5 A. NJ. 12 noon, 800 and TBS. p. IA.
Way Train for Bristol, $50 p. NJ.
Trenton, e.6o. 1915 A. M, p $50, 40 h15 and s9r
Express for @ New se%'sy' Yors rs Sc g. a. M. ana M
FOR BRLyIDERE DIVISION.
Express Tor Trenton, Lambertviile, Phillipsburg,
Easton, Water Gap, Scranton, &C., s.6o A. M, $50
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hopewell, stc,
10.lb A. M, and 6.1b p. Nj.
For Pennington, 6,5o 1Ol5, A. NJ, and $50, p. NJ.
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Accom-. for New York, via Perth, Amboy and James
burg and Monmouth Junction, $50 A. M. and 2,
Accom- for Trenton, connecting with express trains
fo1 a9d Nsw e Yers oSo s. and 10 A. M IL $780,
way train tor Burlington $50 P. N. On Sunday 1880
For Kinkora Branch, l0A. NJ, and 4.3O p. M.
For Hightstown, 8, $50 "A. NJ, 2, s.4o, and 6s0P N.
For Long Branch and New YORK Il IS A. M.
For Tuckerton Ills A. M, and p. M.
For Medford, and 1115 A. M, 3.ss and $50 NJ.
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton, 600, and Ills A. M
as, g. and $50 P. M. For MI Holly, aud ll.s0
For Merchantvlle, 10 P. NJ, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays only.
Trains arriue at TATty-Frst and Market Styeets:-
From Ptsburg, s10 1876 A. M, $50 P. M daily IS
Ar M ana and ss M daily except Monday From
dsy. From Buffalo and Niagara Falls, 7so A. M
daily, except Monday; From Remove, Kmira
1870 43s 1910, 1880 A. M 1905, 1915, $780, g. 6bO
135. .4O, I:bo, 1910 and Lao M. On Sunday LAO,
I.oo, lo.4S' 1l;4oP. NJ, and 12.45 A; M. From Eas
also arrive Kensngton Depot, $50, A. NJ, ass and
lO.45,P. M. sleeping-csr Tickets can be had at
Broad Broad and Chestnut & Streets, and Depot, Thirty
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time
cards and full information can be obtained at the
Depots and Ferry named above and at the following
TICKET oEozs = s
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
D. n. BOYD. JR.. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
MedtfaI.
PUBLIC REPORT
OF A POLICEMAN.

have not enjoyed good health for several year,
past, yet have not allowed 1t to interfere with my
labor. Every one belonging to the laborIng class
knows the inconvenience of being obliged to laboi
when the body, from debility, almost refuses to per
form It's daily task. never was a believer in dos.
Ing with medicines; but having heard the yEaETINH
spoken of 80 highly, was determined to try 1t, and
shall never regret that determination. As a toric
(Which every one needs at some time) 1t surpases
anything ever heard OF. 1t nvigorates the whole
system u IL great cleanser and purifier of the
blood. There are many OF my acqraintances who
have taken IT, and all unite In praise Of Its satlsfac-
tory effect.
Especially among the aged class OF people, 1t In
parts 10 them the one thing most needfu In old
age-nights OF calm, sweet repose thereby
strengthening the mind az well as the body. One
aged iady who has been suffering through life from
scroinla, and has become blind from Its effects,
having tried many remedies with no favorable re-
suit, was Induced by friends to try the vKGKTINE.
Alter taking few bottles, she Obtained such great
relef tlat she expressed wish for her sight, that
she might lie able to look upon the man who had
sent her such a blessing.
Yours respectfully.
y. J.. ii. HODGE, Police Oncer, Station g.
boston, Mass, May 9, 1871.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01
Basc Bail,

hniBE ys. QUICKsTEp-vIcToRY For THE HoME
CLUB
On Saturday afternoon last, match game of
base ball was played at Shutzen Park by the j.
d. Shibe club, amateur champions of Philadel-
phia, and the Quickstep, of this city. This was
the first game between these clubs this season.
Last year several games were played between
them, all of which were won by
tho Shibe club, but tho last one
was 30 close that it required a tenth in
ming to determine to whom belonged the VIC
tory. The game of Saturday, however, result
ed IN triumph for the Quickstep club. The
game, was very interesting and closely con-
tested, as the score will show, and while the
Sliibe club was whtewashed several times, it
was defeated by only one run. Laiferty's pitch
ing was quite effective, and was also somewhat
confusing to the visitors.
The following is the score
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01

scoTT UNYrELDINd-So ACTION YET TAKEN ny THE
DEPARTMENr-THE CLIMAX EXPECTED TO NOR
ROW.
[From the Baltimore Sun, to-dayl
There is nothing definite to state in reference
to the carrying of the mails between Washington
and New York, which are now forwarded by
both the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania
railroads. The president of the latter has stated
that the postal cars of the former will not pass
over his road after to-day, but the Postofice De-
partment has taken no action in the matter as
vet. In Baltimore postal circles it is believed
the mails will be sent to the Baltimore and ONO
Company until the latter shall give notice OF
their refusal to accept them, when the question
will be forced to an issue Tho Postoillce De-
partment in the event of being compelled to
send all the mails over the Pennsylvania road
will necessarily be subjected to Inconvenience.
Tho local postal agent would be taken from
the Baltimore and Potomac trains and trans
ferred to the Baltimore and Ohio trains and
would perform the local service now done by the
regular postal car twice a day along the wash
ington Branch. Other changes would also DO
necessary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-01

POSTPONED Until. NEXT CoURT.-This morn
ing, the witnesses in the cases of the State vs..
Andrew johnson, alias Dickerson, for bur,
plary State vs George Revis for larceny and
State ys Isaac Demby for larceny; were dis
charged until the November Court, when the
cases will be tried. The case of the State vs;
Iaaac Hayden for arson, was postponed until
Friday next, but it will not then be tried II the
lst OF civil cases lis not exhausted. All the in
dictments for a violation of the license laws
have also been postponed until November.