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Religions Notifies.

Al piimp,on Halt Of TIE iIGy Vans fs M ~
LOu THE PA ~ Sulj,ci 2r ~ n - ,,'An ., ~
o'clock. Ma ,aeti' IA iGtiS'.mi
Al Tilh Avenue Baptist Church Wet v2y siTh 81
SUNDAY morning Evening services 90 h,uce az ~ and
u ocock sunday school AZ a. m Strangers aud friends
All souls Church, conner FSnrha and rwontien ST.
sgNDAf oct ~ sIEMWs at - D. m' ble.t "rhe
Jews ssson for the World" seats Tree in tho evening
sunIa, school $40 m.
Al Free Tabcrnncie VI. y. Churtl West lth.at, be-
tween ~ and siavcs nv JJoDN~, Pastor YIN preach
Seat, Tree ircc Al Tsicod,e.
An,hon Memorial Church, Forty eighth st. wet 81 sl,'h
IN The evening Nsxt sermon upon f I re an1 T9oiaS
Preach.
Al ,iau,on street Bnpsist Church, MM. HANNf LEA
,eri "Prororhonat5 Beneyolerce" In the EVENING At
80. Subject Proximity 70 CbiisL' seats rce All are
Association UsII.-Rev. DANIEL BLISS, d. D., Iresi
S si . 81 q 81 NbIY EvESING The i sf al a the
usual service Of so2g a. or%S b'Ie S i'i p yIps
MeStass or Young Mon, mi EspAI EytII ~ At
ococ IN the lee nrci"lm suI g. n hr ~ 49, -,
600 5i5 o. IN I'll the fe 'i' room '
RedIcrd Street W. r. Chuscb, corner BEDFORD AMI Morton
W6ptoW tSiniaj HOkNING, at OiO, and IN The EVEN.
ING at $50. -seats1r'e. All are welcome
Rercan Bspii-f Church Bedford and Down
-ir'lf ling i NDAN. 10 2iu inst, MO'.NlNG al 1880,
Wiuchestor, near Eost'n Mass
street er.aisi Church corr, ref Downing
At ey e. i. ~ CAfiill VIII ptrch ~ zoe aDoi" cnutch
Ia .Sck Nornne subject. 'Ths Gospel Of which Paul
VAS NOT ashAiurd the pemlnent success OF rit
val. Evening -uhlect: The Righteous and the
Wicked Here anl Hereafter IA an answer 10 the question:
Wi.t becomes the benevolent tie Just, and the pure VINO
die yerelP Tue public az" cordially invited !" attend
board of Missions iSJ.Ihe annual sermon before the
B0or,l VII he preached By TIE Rev. WA. T. w tc
Tor OF the church Of M EPIPHANY wasaing on Gity D. G. n
calvary Church IN ave and list - NAf ~ IN
ING, yrryice to ~ o'clock. Al The remaining
ses-ons Bc1n vii be held In 81 Ann church lNh
st ~ bthaye Monday morning lo2 c'O, y III me
Service n the adr stTltion Of the IIus Cnumun1n {" be-
followed by Bps'n ~ Meung MONDAY rNeHinr, MIS- on,
arr Met ng with addi,s.cs AZ = ocOcl Tuesday ana
"wednesday fusiuess Meetings pa 10 ). aud at
D IN ~ meetings open W the public
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Drooklrn Real estate for sale.

TWO new threp- story. basement and sub-cell9r
l,rownsone DWELLINGS, 4G9 and flO Sixthst., AL IN.
prOyencnis, Tor SALE NcIy low. Terms easy.
LANES A. VAN BRI NJ. premises
SOutA-st. New York
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aausgc. shcwns ,owod to th, port by steamship
NOTICE 10 NiARINFRa.

WASHINGTON Oct The Lighthouse Board gves hc,ie,
the Galveston it vcSse plitch hcr IA OF Ntt
aground Of pccan spit the 6th of sept last
win he required p fOf' she @'u""'
Duo notice OF heT ctst Adjustment will ~ given
[Flr Latest skiJ Ncrs See SeccHh Fdjel
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CORPORATION Nolltes.

NOTICE of the SALE of Lands and '!ene-
meut. Unpaid Asss ssncnis-tty OF New orb -
nance DEPARTING nj Bureau 81 ATftatS, JAY j. lr, nI'
he direction of AndTcw H. Gltcn COmptrUtf Oi thc oy Oh
New York tao undersigned mscby g'c pnDlc h.ee phs1
su Ia tc lToy al the at entitled AN act IN The col
lection taxes assessments lnd toI"l naisr iens ia &
CIV Of NeV YORK and 10 amend The several a.ts
relative thereto" passed A.ri = lS!l, that me T,
ahicL as ,sments have been laid and confirmed, and
az nov duo AID unpaid, and have rename due ahd
uupad since de confirmation of sad assessments "r gu
aitug "a inc curb Itf, and palHf streets L.sghs si4e
walks and rssvak fcDcing and inc lots hf ny sewers
drains e., cOniJmrd ITi"r 10 JahdIN
is-l ar rTed pay the amount u the ss-rssinth 80
tne and remaining unpaid 10 III Clerk OF Artdrs, al s oIce
ig,uf, the New CONT house, 10 lir
~ Ne YORK ether With tho Interest Their IN al TIRE rae w
vcl,e urf cent per so The tine Oh payment Win Tue
cl,nrros al this notice and HlNefs'lIf NJ $780,,
Ana A. default shall mad IN sue payments, SUE lt
A. t.uenrns Viii be- sold al public auction ~ IN Nv Nn
LoSc In the city Hal PARK IN The tltF NJ New ~ on
TUESDAY october b. 1875, az twelve 1oogS nooh lr o
o,rr form Of years which person sh oner 10 tic w
same In 81 advancing e sin1unt % w lsst
ment - paid, and The luter,s thereon pr "lpi
10 ne time sale. and together with Tie chhts 81 l
cror thereon aud that such sale VII be continued rom m
10 limo r ali the lands md enolrents neo adNersd i0
sale shah bo sold. -, ,.,.u.t .,.,cmor,
n, tle lenf the ownership ~ TIE properly "h WIFI
The ass .sments arc unpaid u published az pan,
ublef that copies % the l'unph,ta ar u, ~,
office Cclk Of Arrears, In the Finance Dtpi h'P ANU
VIM w A. g. CADY. CLERK OF ATearA
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o. MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,,
SETS. SOB Moon rises. o. II
~ wAIEg THE DAY--A. u
s.sa, root Ola 1soy leland 500 Hell g. Ferry 5O9
S UL.H WAIFR DAY.. n
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Gonnirn ilrcprrtn 60 Get.

4 PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
~ located, higI ground near dcpots &c rgnt ~ p.
month good tenants. Address MUTUAL FRIEND IND
Office
DULADELplUA.-CH STORE
FOR RENT Tor a Of years, including the CENTEN.
NAL SEASON.
FOurstory MARBLE STORE. between Twelfth and Ihii-
teenrh SIS y feet lront 10y z35 feet deep
In OF Of the blocks for retail vile on the sIee
Aprly TO LEWIS H. RFDNER
~ Walnut ST.. Phsd, lpha.
rI'O LET, furnished. II Plan:cld, y. IA
very desirable srr aud attic frame DWELLING wan
lot 5Ox 40; location ncuac The Park liOHst and
riuutes wHk from depot h0 contains II rool-, furnace
RANGE lid colt water stationary tubs ban. bisinr ana
wafer closet Is'ss gy,n IN days and iaFcn
at once will rcu'ci $Iut nrt Nay J. Apply io b n
MUMFOID, opposite depot and he VIII si0" tn lrehsea
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Real Gsiaie Go Grehange.

EXCHANGE for n good farm "A frst-class,
A. fnoy located modern gencgmcn residence e lll'
brooklyn with grounds aIifuly ah 1lt IN aNh anu i
within 10 minutes II Was ferry. j. .. hoNT. III Broad
TOR EXCHANGE-City houses for West
chester property; valuable property IN chicago ana Me
nearly property; Jersey city lots Tor good
store JAMES BROWNE Nc. 81 broadway.
YARN of 800 acres, so miles on Long
Island clear, price Sl2, 600, 10 Exc HANGE
for house in New-YorK Br6oh Of abO q sf.o value
rutland & WHITING Beekmanst
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Gnnfltrn Real Getdtc for Sole.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Beautiful
IL HOME IN Central New Yofk; elegant brick dwelling,
containing all modern improvements large brick STABlE
GREI NliOUSE. aud three acrca u GROUND. free and
will change for tine HOUSE M town JAQUES, 40
Astor II ius,, commits Of Deeds for III States
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y bOOO DilI TTesh BuIut Igsh or BouIut ,, i % l
CsneIt will he received AZ the Oitoe OF inc Del ~
norL n,til IA o'clock n ~. OF WEDNESDAY, nov j. isi9
For full information city Record Copies Ion sao W
City Hall
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Friday. oct. 90, 1873
The following were the sales at the Exchange
salcsroom oday:
~ UIUics1 EenaenH
1Vc story prick DIV, ling house. With ~ years lease
OF lot the sOgth side Of Sti 81 IA feet east o ot ,ao
ave, NJ. Deit2 for - ~"
~ J.. 4. Laurence e 60. 81.
the n 8 77th.s' 1-5 e Of Maidstone ge 20 oo
XC2.2 each, TO f. j. Jacques
81 n. ". Coates
roW LOT. on the s OF
50th ST. 100 cast OF shave 2ONlOOo, 10 L M,
re- 4. T. Bleec.er & SIN.
three house, tie Ot Hes
ter 81 $50 feet Ncs vi Allcn.st 22xN, 10 Etzky Soo'
Tie other sacs announced 10 tase place "etc pos''
pOncd 10 future dates.
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So 400 al %dF : I.1 @5aG%asSs
n,T f IN, comfortable saDlrh4I cottage fesll 80.
, yront,as nearly la out In avn eaue,
fa nowers vines Houses have IA rooms gss PAM and
Io1'es rom Iheriyst n. J., by he frequent eAp.s
iraius on the passenger railroad M we NYiu COW
paJ sre,is All well drained and healthy hmr' GOV"
ttirSens stable DE All IA order ready Dl
cbl'Aens' '''' Apply to OWNER, Box lo4i bhZsDeth
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All who have real estate for sale or TO LET,
md those desiring 10 purchase rent such property VIII
find IL t. their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper ami ia addition to This advantage, THH TBUSK
will ba found. only NcwNOrk and all is cities and
villages hat in every STATE and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
Subscribers for tnc hrcc editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
SeIni-W ekly and Weekly, cooyise individuals III every
business professions; consequently advertisements in
each are read 10y al classes. TIE TRl3uSE dcy0s @scc
cia attention to reports of sales Of real estate both
city and country thus adding greatly To the value of It's
columns ~ an advertising medium The CHARGES ior adj
vcrti-ng Peal Estate Is follows: DAILY TEEyNE 20
cents pel line each insertion. WEEKLY TkBt NJ -
mr. line: SfNi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, p cents per lire.
tbcnt 10 words Of or wide columns average line.
Terms cash in advance
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Rev. Edward guison OF Grange, y. j. VIII preach IN the
Baptist ChUT-. Thirty brst.at
TO-, D. m and !. p Sun'ly sehoo az Al cordially
cd
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Citn properin Go Ert.


A BASEMENT with large kitchen, wash
N tuba etc 70 LET. suitable for washerwonhn, IN
pr house No 305 East lOthst, IompSns PARK heht
ELEGANT FLATS, FURNISHED or UN-
IL FUKNisHED 70 LEr in TIE Grand CiTee Hotel 5yli.
broadway and S steam Heat, OTIS liz fal"f laHllof
always in ATTENDANCE moss charming loaion m the 'ly
ERENCII FiAiS-Ve,y dcsifably located
and possessing every convenience. Apply at NO "A West
bid ST.. - the Iauror or Jsnitress.
ELAT 10 LET-7O West 39th-st, Murray
4 Tiu. neigh IN town; Fiftilave stage
and SiXIhaNe and broadway Inquire on preises hy
or evening.
AFFiCES.-Some very desirable TO LEI In
" the buildings B. ., and }cehnan 81. and 1855 ami 80
Nassaus; HULAND : WHITING. 3eeSmau 81
fENO LET-3-story higb-stoOp HOUSE, 313
East 49th si.-An inn rovemenis noWly paprfed ani
paiaod throughout perfect order; rent 500 FOsIER
4 -. Lukc's place, LeGOy-st.
ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2DX)o
4 IN fine buidiug fs.us City Han ParS ~" rooms we'll
ADAPTED billiard having high eeing me
ligl And easy Apps 10 }. n. WICkOFF 60" -
PARK row.
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Nnrlh pre,n,ierinn Chnrr.,. roLner

Rev George euirey will IN he klrs Mission Bap-
.t Church c'nnr ~ fasht and Nauck ~ 1920 =.
MI 1,5D p. ni"n citing every DAY from ~ TO
o'clock,
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Rev, Geo. J. iiingins VII PIE

Rev. Geo. j. fingins WI pItdch siaitdN M he Norl
Dutch Church chapel. ~ william, Fulton and
Ann ss. ,entraures, lJ3 Futonsi. and ., AnIt sab
bath Morning 1890 sabbath Evening 73n friday Even
ine PRAYER Meeting Monday Evening, Praise Meeting AZ
narirr O'Clock. In this chapel the Fulton 81 Daily Noon
b. .,r l,Dti ina f.h
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL TOTE IN COSNBC-
".~ rfN 1YCUT.
1929.

SoTH OF TuE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ADOPTED ny
LARGE MAJoRIuES-THE TOTAL VOTE OVER
-
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Rev. Charles H. Harris, Pastor q the Aller
Reunion services az Lexington ,yenue ". y. Church

Church. Delaney and Kyington SIS, vii ired
MORNING aud EVENING. Evening subject; The Inn
ence = Roman IA the Institutions of The Unite" States
scat
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y. v Port Society Preaching the hs1nfTs Church.
rCaarne and Aadsonsts rOhORlOW, al 10. a. n.
aad ~ D. ~ the Pastor, Rev j.. d. MUkP Y, and at
as25r Maerst by assocar" pastor Rev. PENJ. J. NIL
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~ Nc" Ho"tfy =. y : Wv " y IN''' UtI u
Sunday -,l AZ 80, with interesting DdrcssCs, and
Ing by - g children 80 closing fNsIriSts
decreasing IL dous strN.ce IA the EVENING, in which
sineiug by The I'T,a viii orm pIOnin, pat.
Evening r,icr az 730.
General TIvtr MeeLng TUESDAY EVEN NGS at 100
Friend all rested 'ulaIy invited Ia attend.
MM. ID. fIEtG. suBeiln' enleHt.
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VNHYARDHAvFS Oct 22fbe sehr WAlchlu vi "a, n,si
eenoe from PERM hmbpy for plymouth Win ca tnsi
u collision with sChT Lucy j. H.e' -, 1,on.,
EhOais on IN night the 2Oth ns. ana os' nci 80
kovspri All her ne4dgezr, foresa and JIDs ana
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cl7~,,.r oil lfN. runsIItl. J. v. NLLEIk, Pastol
,r1non - 10 M by Roy. T. = DE HAS ID. j., Low L. 8
CuiSui nj le.sllei yisi' To ts touHry. At
Mass M,rta. Sirrn, To which al children and theiT
friends cordially 'ted Interesting addresses one by
Dr DE- II AS the r,hle Lands from which he haa
recently come sermon ~ =, ? by Rev. J. NJ REID
ID d \ cnrl..l NNlrnmn - all. -. sp cll cOllrN on
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Counlrn Real Gslaic for Sale.

--.>- .,
VNOR SALF-A fine Virginia FARM; $50
ocres. rood O healthy location; modern house large
hsrr ,rd ohcr mn Tovemtnts orchard garden and well
T'OR SALE-A nice country RESIDENCE at
-boboa Dcn0t on he tre Ia oai, three and p nan h"nia
>, IL. nom NeWYork civ. with 100 acres 81 WO"i lahd for
rms anrlv Ia DANIEL DECKER The premises OF l. y
WALLACE, Miiiorl rem.
NOR SALF-Three fne suburban RESI-
4 Df.NCfS with extra good improvement; 70 ~ acres
If abundance ~ flut asO lNO nI-'-
rla.. RMS 100 eath nom . "a uIes NUN
Itaca X s. nae graded Pu'!C rcHrps, "h l"IH'ii
W. ". ANhds, ithaca, y y
TOR SALE. .,.n.,,s +. ,.,..,..,.,
4 Two hundred and thirty three ACRES IN Dorchester
Corptv Lslf mil from good orsc 300 peach trecs
n = salem Grapes straw hefI,s, 100 apple utc-
so1e ferries. p-ara and ounces all in bearing IN, -
Uuc for man OF COMPANY 10 Hft-l WIN a
, ~ .SIine OF driving mutt 10000 canning peach trees
OF The BEST 'aii'-sA r. CIf.PMAY.
East New Market, ND.
DANIRAPO 20 minutes from city by n. D..
j G. h. R.-HOUSE & rooms, . LOTS s1.1oO al7o'
IotGE rooms IOT $500; t'Iins 10 suit ,,uo
Nm. CT itIE Biio, 90 lADtlS 81, OF lalH"P' b.
f.I HO0 MODEL 81, 900 HOMES. 5000;
- .ebiDUe-At FRANkLIN a charming SUBURB SUBURB 1i
ltENRkk NJ Convenient 10 ORANGE doONiAiN'
Ia a. sdo vii BUY HAN DsOME CoTTA0E Iooms
$J'yaJ will ~ a fIANI~ONi OF A - ROOMS
.5G0 viii TIUN a ItANO SOM C9IIheIr - rooms an
900 Will 81 HAN lsU ~ g. INA -A"i' i''''
Tia oro,rryi7 beautifully Ocai4 ADJOINING IAiai s.n
am i time mon CRNTRAI PA ltlIi 10" eth i
,on e,ct,lent Il TOOiS, CHU RCHES and MAbk inS
EAaiIne fN'V's'"F JAMES r. nay.
h9 p InoNTIuY PAYMENTS
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a lem riyc r>olist Church, one hundred am twenty
scycti ~. brfw IN Thiri and Forthayes the Rev A.
~i.fI/ pa,tpr- Preaching FD MORROW al 10fi. Lecture
on - me General Judgment In the EVENING at 7;30
An tuxtsa
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
KEW John. 20 EjricrGut Ind Savings Bk, year;
18Th IT. OF Al Nandrr 5000
W Of 1T 5000
year: n s$d st. Of Sd@5e. .. $500
7itj.s W 81 hyrnGc H'...' -, 5000
Wcsi - 6si ic, 6t1 ana iotlayts ..-.,..' 1000
ss 7t,it" v 81 WINE 49, -. 1000
YEA = or Henry add ti,oa ST. 1000
YEARS. ~ 1t a,e ciD 5000
jast Year : : b, Is OF $500
Rlak-l,. Agnes. AID husband. ~ JUa lTir g. &C An
laIlca, years t.u -, ret 9Th AL u ayes.... 6OO
yeaa id7ti.t sd ward,'. -, lOIl
wear e 90 ith.t. ~ 81 Bans. No.. ....'.. 1909
81 Sc So i'si ~ - 10000
I5 70 i Sars Is 75i "i- eoi AIenas ZOO
vas PC Skso 1 st Il -t 5000
cor I'd II AID ave e1i a " 1900
4fh, woi ....... - 1900
Gn IN ifui; and Wiz. 20 Susan liatit6, years 49,
1Ittst. 81 IeIIacr parr - part 0 -...-..: ZoO
yGSf " u ,Sinon ave, n O. 81 1000
i%oIl, . sf eof "a s2oo
Spi.fT, GtJ, t. Pcrciyal W Clements, Irist", &c,
years u SD -, OF 4th avruud ni jlrt ST. ..-.
lOiDcialI J. Y SAVAGE, Dcruty Register.
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~. Iukc's Church, Hudson = near ChrsiVpher 81.
opens npr0, e~ enlarged, on ST NDAf Oct ~ scrVo
a. 1919 4. 3 T. 40 r. m
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filth Street NJ. n Church, near rtnlh ave. Oct - ins
prfachire II 1880 ny the Rev. ". DC CRAWFORD ID. :
MISSIONARY exercises By the sunday az 0locs. RI
ruion ,Oyffcas ~ 3 young peoples prayer eng - ~
and preaching he Rev ". p ABBOTT AZ 30 J. r. %
nell Bowles colgate, and ON r eminent iaymen III IA
civ Church EXtess nj Missionary Society ae expte
10 be present orer pastors and cobD,ers ar cordial
invited he present and take part IN the eNecis.S
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Religious Notices.

Cbrrcs ef tse Heavenly Rest fEiftl ave, above fory
dfh ST.. Rev. Dr. ROWLAND, Eectof-SerF'c'sh ~ - i
nj 4 n. ui
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At piimpion Umi-Church Of the Holy Nams A. ~
Ioi Vl,I paIof. subject Tor utNt ~ NDAi MORNING
Je Nsur of tho human -pu' services commence at IL
O'clock. I. .lciii. y ia tGtSs.ma
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THE rRIpARTITE AGREEMENT.

After further explanations of another letter which
was written in depressed mood and which contained
several Biblical quotations, Mr. Beechers attention
called to The Golden Age article of which Mr. Ill
toms letter embodyiDg Mr.. Bowens charges against
Mr.. Beecher formed part. Mr.. Beecher said that
previous TO this interview in the Spring of 1872 he
had never seen Mr. Tltons letter of Jan. !, 1s7 10
Mr. Bowen, although Mr.. Moulton testified page 6s,
Vol l., of THE TRIBUNE's REPORTS, in pamphlet
form,) that he had read it to him some time before
Jan. TO- 1871. This declaration, made IN most en-
phatic language and repeated in two three forms.
made decided sensation in court for. on the theory
of the plaintiff and according to the testimony for
Mr.. Tilton, Mr. Beecher was supposed TO have had a
full knowledge Of this document from the first
The issue of veracIty between the defendant and
Mr.. Moulton on this point is very direct.
The continuation of the examination on this sub
ect led Mr. Beecber to his account of the part which
he had taken in the arbitration and the Trpartlte
Agreement following It, OF the arbitration he had
heard very little 1t was suggested to him that it
would be wise for Mr. Tton to have the difficulties
with Mr. Bowen submitted to the judgment of
Others. and be had approved of the idea; but the
first be knew Of the result of the arbitration was
when the Tripartite Covenant was brought to him
for his signature. The whole affair. Mr.. Beecher
testified, was managed by others.
Mr.. Beecher then testified in regard to a converse
ton which he had with Mr.. TitOn in the Spring of
1872 Immediately after the latter had broken off his
friendly relations with Mrs. Woodruff, in conse-
quence of her circulating what was known as the
Tit for Tat letter. He contradcted Mr. TiltOn's
account of this interview by denying that he himself
had then said that he thought Mr.. TiltOn had
done an unwise thing in breaking off his acquant-
ance with her. and that there was no telling
what she might do If they became her enemies. Mr..
Evarts read passage from Mr.. Tilton's testimony,
concluding with the following declaration: But
cav here, before God, that Mr.. Beecher is as much
responsible for my connection with Mrs. Woodruff
as am myself" to which, almost before the reader
had finished bis question, Mr. Beecher replied: Il
say before God that | was not responsible at all
for
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THE WOODHILL SCANDAL.

The narrative of the witness now turned TO the
supposed attempts made by Mrs. woodruff TO black
mail HIM. He bad a call from an unknown old
gentleman one evening, not long before the publica-
ton of the Woodruff scandal, and his visitor told
him that there was something awful going to be
Hblished about him. What else occurred
between them was not gwen, the plain
tif's side Directing, much TO the disap-
pointment of the spectators, who thought from the
humorous relish with which Mr. Beecher began de-
scrlbing his visitor, that new and amusing scene
was to be rehearsed. Mr.. Beecher, however, was
allowed to testify that no blackmail was levied on
him to prevent the publication. and that his idea
that the stranger had intend ed blackmail was de-
rived from Mr.. MoultOn.
The first that NJ. Beecher knew of the publica-
ton of the Woodruff scandal was from Mr.. Nickel
way. At that time Mr.. Beecher, Mr.. Moulton. and
Gen. Tracy agseedithat it was best for him to keep
silent about it, Subsequently, in the presence Of Mr.
Moulton Mr.. Tilton had taken Mr.. Beechers hands
and urged him to deny the stories everywhere Mr.
Beecher had suggested that the persons i'm
plicated in the scandal would do well
TO ioin in card of denial, but
nothing ever came of the proposition. Mr.
Beecher contradicted Mr.. Tilton's testimony in re-
spect to the proposed card in The TRIBUNE, stating
that the Woodruff scandal was only an outgrowth
of the scandalous stories set at0at by Mr. Bowen
Nothing of the kind, Mr.. Beecher testified, wa
thought of or suggested; nor had the witness ever
told Mr.. Triton that since the publication of that
story he had had no hope
The narrative now reached December. 1872 when
Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton had a confer
ence at Mr.. Moultons house, for the purpose OF
coming TO an agreement on separate cards
DENYING the Woodruff scandal. Mrs. Til
ton copied card written for heI
bv her husband. Mr.. Beecher then asked to see
Mr. Tilton's card but Mr.. TitOn declined to submit
one. and Mr. Beecher then put his in his pocket. de-
clining TO contradict the story unless Mr.. lllton
Joined IN the denial. The testimony OF the defend
ant in regard TO this interview in direct con-
tradiction to that of Mr.. hlton, who affirmed that
MT Beecher was willing To Join Mrs. TiltOn in a de-
NAL provided he had Mr.. TIltOn's word of honor
that ha would not overturn the denial by publish
ing ything to the contrary.