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The New York herald., 1875-08-17
THE BROOKLYN DIAMOND ROBBERY.
WILEY SENT TO JAus-THE PROPERTY TO BH
RECOVERED.

WILEY bENT TO JAlI-THE PROPERTY TO BH
RECOVERED.
Yesterday forenoon George Wiley alias George Marsh,
who was arrested on Sunday in New York and handed
over to the Brooklyn police suspicion Of being one
the men who stole tho $1,000 worth OF diamonds and
chains from the jcwclry store of Mr.. Kline, No 1n
Fourth street, in Williamsburg, was brought before
superintendent Campbell, at Headquarters He was
submitted to most rigorous catcchism with the hope
OF cicing Information that would lead tO the dctcc
ton OF his pals IN the commission Of the robbery.
lie made the invariabc answer, " don't know nothing
about ~ and that's all Hvc got to say "Wcl."
finally said the patient Superintendent "if that Is so,
you shall be rcmandcd toiail and, in tho meantime wc
viii ind some information concerning yourself and your
friends IN another quarter" Marsh or Wiley, who has
but recently heard the prison door close upon him, was
then taken 10 the photographers, where pretty atf
picture of him obtained for the Rogues Gallery He
then arragncd before Justice Elliott and rcmandcd
10 the Raymond street Jail Mr. and Mrs. Kline have
identified him as tho they saw In the store just
before the discovery OF the robbery on Thursday last
Tho detectives suy that other arrests arc hourly
pcctcd in this case and that there be doubt but
that all tho stolen property will bo recovered.
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

Below lsgivcn extracts from the testimony taken bc-
fore the Commission, in which the main points OF the
evidence, conhrmatory of the charge of corruption is
given in Wtetail:-
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II used to be Bleeding Kansas. but now
IL is Starving Kansas The Chicago TIL
6tac, however. has reason to believe the
starving business OveriOne. and SAYS that
while there has been considerable suffering
in the northwestern counties. the Kansas
Legislature in extra session a short time
since authorized all the county boards to
issue and sell bonds for the relief OF the pcO-
pie in each county who hal suffered from the
"grasShOppeT scOurge,' 50 a to enable them
TO put in their winter crops and obtain seed
for their spring sowing. Only one county
Reno, awaited itself Of this privileg, and that
County, through she operations Of a ring of
Spectators, had already ISSUED bonds to an
amount exceeding the selling value of the
property in the county. The same paper
thinks the point To b. impressed upon the
public is that Kansas i stbuudaltly able to
take care Of her sufferers without external
"A id
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Largest Circulation in the District

The Presidents message To- Congress, rec
ommending an appropriation to provide for
the casting Of heavy ordinance for the arma-
ment Of our Sea-COast fOrtihcationS- II inter
preted by some as an Indication of impending
hostiIitics with Spain. Is tive same recon-
mendation was made By the President more
than a year ago, and as the work VIII require
several years 10 complete, the foundation
for a war panic does not seem To be very
substantial. Still, if such n thing SbOVLf
happen az a war with Spain, IL is certain
that our coast defences as well as our navy
will require considerable strengthening TO
bring them. up to the war mark. 1t may BE-
further said that the way To prevent war is
to show your adversary that you are pre-
pared for one. II would, no doubt. facilitate
our negotiations with Spain for the redress
of the Sirginius grievance, If our means of
enforcing the demand were less abSurlly in
ADEQUATE
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IL Is difficult TO say whether 1.-The divinity
that doth hedge about a king" will he sufi-
cient To preserve Alfonso from the cOmbina-
nations which he is likely To encounter i'm
Spain II is reported from Madrid that re-
publican emisSarieS have left Barcelona and
other towns in Spain 10 confer with the Car
list chieftain. SahallS. for the purpose of
causing general rise against King Alfonso
IL II further said that in the event of the
project succeeding il j. proposed by plebis-
cite to decide between monarchy. with Don
Carlos as king. and republic. The union of
republicans and CarliStS-political anti
podes-shows that a very large part of the
Spanish people are in favor of anything to
beat Alfonso"
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IL has leaked ont here that Mr.. William
OrtOn, president Of The Western Union Tele-
graph Company. some time since sent A pass
10 the President allowing him free use Of the
telegraph Tor PERSONAL and private mcSSl re-
This pas. however. was promptly returned
by the President. a. he prcferrcst 10 pay for
MS own messages and dii not wish To place
himself under any obligation - the com
L any.-H'0Sh- Cor. CTIpl,i~
70 might very properly be added % the
above that similar passes were sent to q
great many officials. high and low. III various
branches Of the public service. VINO didn't
sent them back. Mr.. orion is no dummy
lie sends his passes where they viii do the
most good Ditto the express companies.
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In questioning Mr.. WetmOre the other dav.
one Ofthe members Of the Ways and Means
Committee asked:
'.Have the Committee failed To- ask ones
lions they ought To have asked"
HMr- Wetmore had replied that they failed
to press MeSsTs. Parsons and Schumacher
as closely aS they did Col. Piatt in regard to
what they did with their Pacific Mail
money, he would have made a fair point
against the Committee, even if he didn't
Technically answer the question. II is I'm
doubtedly the judgment Of the public that
The Committee either went too far with Mr..
Platt or not far enough with Schumacher and
Parsons The honorable gentlemen can sit
on whichever horn of the dilemma they find
most comfortable
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Ii is all very lovely i'm san Francisco when
mining stocks are up and rising. but when
things take turn and they come down by
The run. il is quite the contrary There was
= reaction the other day in the stock Of ten
well known mines, which brought about a
decline ranging from IL up 10 $40 per share
Through the list Rating this depreciation
upon the whole amount Of the stock of the
mines thus affected, there was shrinkage
in values in one day amounting To 81 .sli. 800.
This beats Wall street
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The different states are getting along rsa-
sonably well in electing their L. :. senators.
The legislatures of Michigan. Nebraska
Minnesota, Rhode Island and Tennessee still
hang fire In Michigan, senator Chandler
seems 20 be gaining strength, and in Mime
soto, Senator Ramsey holds his own. In
Nebraska, the prospect of agreement upon
Ihayer seems 80 hopeless that the repub-
lIeans are likely to drop him and try another
candidate. In Tennessee, ex-PreSident john
son leads the list OF candidates. but seems to
be long way from a majority: and should
The opposing elements 10 him unite. through
caucus. upon any one man. ANDY will have
little show.
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Schumacher has bad memory. II i old
that man with - poor a head should have
been entrusted with Sjoa.uo0 FOR disbursement
But this j. only ono Of the numerous conun-
drums OF The Pacific Nail business
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The authorities Of Chicago find their new
consulting Engineer GCa- Shaler. of New
York, disposed 10 have their fire department
run on scale Of magnitude equal to the me-
tropoliS. He recommends as necessary TO
the proper rehabilitation Of the department
an appropriation of II .3UgC9.Ss Chicago
stands aghast at the proposition. ami it is
thought the common council Will not con
slider the recommendation flvOrabIy
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DRY GOODS.
TEN PER CENT. orr: rOR CASH

AnNt.n ~ - ra' - on orr very ifrEr a-H -rsI -.
StnCt 81 foRli''N AMI DOMESTIC DRY coon,
- h''t u'tN -ti'~ SLIDING thr frsrf Il fa-.as al "a
"a by uUf retarfiv
FfRkEB DOWN PRICES
~tiil fUF G. O.. tnB large Or thl, .,s.sp ~ a..
year We have r-r' niHt O. HfHr tfa ErrHr faftf--
rrHrr 90 Tfs FTF f.rT fr.sG .ri~ prsSsr' rH.IHH,t
rate. o1 FU guI Ur.NN wu.sIHr- auf Dr., Ca.
shave - cunts TfT nFr. an UrIirT furr tls B.sl.
INFO o.. trN quick a- pr>~li}s
90 one rricr. Just dealing % ala ~ lsvIaffsu
hogan A. WNIIE
lanlsLr lnls .nl n2n -th .----.- n - ~
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a DEMOCRAT AND FELLOw-sOLBIER OF
SHERIDAN NOT ''lNDIGNANT.'-Th follow
ing card from a prominent citizen Of Cincin-
natl explains itself and lets in a little light
on the way indignation mcetings-' ere got up
over New Orleans affairs:
To the Editor of the Commercial
Please say that the Use Of my name as vice
president OF the Opera house Indignation
meeting was wholly unauthorized. ~ had
the honor To serve with Phil. Sheridan for a
time during the late war. / happen Ia know
MIN intimately and we'll. and know he il the
last man IN the country who would Use his
power OppreS>ivcly. l know. also. that ne is
2 thorough democrat in sentiment. T. O. be
ileves in the sovereign right of the people to
govern themselves; and / am no: ..indig-
nant" with anything ne has done a. a soldier
IN New Orleans up To This date.
Thomas / NoT-NE
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r. WEST a. SONS
Aladdin Security Oil.
$50 Degrees Fire Test.

Warranted $50 Degrees Fire Test.
The Best Household oil in the World.
INDORSED BY THE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Read the following Certificates from Presidents of
Fire Insurance Companies
Howard FIRE Insurance COMPANY OF BALTI-
MORE, Baltimore, December %, lS4.-MeSIs. {.
Wea Sons: GentiemeH-Having used the various
take pleasure in commanding your :. Aladdin Sc
euTity as the safest and best ever used in our house
"I lsignedl = O" hNbREw REESE. President.
OFFICE MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, Baltimore, November ~, Io74.-
Coal Oil in my family for nearly fifteen years, and
during that period have tested number of different
brands, being anxious to obtain the very best L
have also given your Aladdin Security Orr a full
far Superior to any other As regards Safety, it Ex
TRYIT; TRi TEnrnoTT KY TIT?
WHOLESALE DE WEsT & SONS.
janis I'm Nos I13 and I1Jw. Lombard ST
Ne. .se ! BEAETT TITEEgpt I TINUTHEaRIoRi No, 4se
CHOICE PAINTINGS, &C.,
MARKRiTER,s,
No. 439 It'll street, between and streets, doors
above Odd Fellows Hall
Just received, Beautiful Pastel Paintings, by
ss1 o ssvfr different sized copies OF
Oil painting Of HCharity,i' by Genarria, Italy,
Autumn on the Connecticut, by Max We'll.
Finest collection of Porcelain Paintings in the Dis
s dSsn sSosSd in prss tSm So
Also, choice Chromos, Engravings and Photo
sRhs HS a,s0 P sges q II p ts
trict. Window Shades, Picture Cord and Tassle,
wire center, timed silver and gold plated Picture
hanging, Window Shades or Picture Frames pune
tnalIy filled and satisfaction Guaranteed.
- -S-H-e S-e"- ye--o-
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For SALE.

ENOR SALE-lhrer srCBnt hand IRON SAFES.
zone large size with burglar proof, Snd r.,
"a . medium SiEel VIII BE- Sid cheap. CaUsss Al
Stt. >CHNElnERS, 1907 street north ~
vc~t, agent fnr Herring SAFE lanA ga
E'oR SALE-A small ENGINE and BOILER e
II from to 6 horse power. will b. saIl very low
either together separately. Inquire at ola a
street northwest ds,-el In
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pREAE DOWN THE
PRICES or DRY GOODS
AT THE NEw STORE.

'hNhN 'f 'fh ANo hAhAtE STAGE
Fc-t frtsts. fact Colnrs ana god staies 81 Saiar
He-f hloDrhed Brown shifting tottou, ~ 10. TgN a
aleC Double width Sharting toft1ns ia, INa2sc
u dozen All Linen Dos lies 40 - s. dozen full -is~d
Napkin ~ 81, h9 Dozen Towels az : > a. = pss
dozen All yeEs cheap. Table Diaper Bed Sprea "a
[, 1mioTts Blank.ts in very Tine grades. All mark a
down extremely Low.
BLACK nRFSS GOODS
Black Alpacss At -, worth e.. AT ths fner
grade IN Mohair lu-trg~ Ncfy cheap Riark Crap.
Cloths. Merluns, tashmern- and Bauhsrin.s Erlra
cheap bia, silks az ]. >. "a, q 5 aai so
CLOTHS AND CAS>tM ERE~
Tor BOYS and Mems wear on hna sui mNfiur-
gtadc> ms ked down o. least price, tn rutra -t..h
- Dress Gossis an nm" Nasl~us. S.rc.-. Saft~.a.
DisgunAls- MoUuo>. Emp---- tlatl. aud al fsnrt
breNs Gnods ~ c.-t o. clu-a out this ~-a~,n witk
many Other desirable good, t1 numerous ntfus ie
thus sds rrti~smaut W AZ -rsral attention NJ
al an want q god sal heap E.sli- before hastns
cl~ewhere AZ the CHEAP CORNER
>. ". COLIEY,
I5ulg I'm -lr.H.s ant " go ~nsIs
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BRODIiEAO & co.


1905 r STEEET- BETWEEN lara ANs Igrg ~.
owing % the depressed state II the Dry Good.
MsiAci Ne have becn able 60 purchase tyr cash a
large stock ~
COTTONS
exceedingly low. ard now Offer th.n A. = sIisbfaa
vance on manuiartUrr = prizes W quote
Nv York Mills Blcached C1ttpns /. cents.
" anlSuttafG n rant.
Andro-CoCgin - To- ems.
Lower grades from 6, cents M
; 4 pillow case tuttuus y cents IN
"a lshe-tiuCl ~ cents M
And full line 81 tie best maxi, Blasrhni and In
- blcarhrd 'uiinEs Al prices that canuct b. bsat
Best make Paper Cambria. cents
Buttun Paris Md & cents. , Button. 81 BYtfon
iull lengin, IN party aud street colors 81 Il
BRODHEAD q CO.,
JaElG tr 1905 = street. between 18th AMI Isth
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WINTER DRESS MATERIALS.
EVENING DRESS MATERIALS.
MOURNING DRESS MATERIALS.
sHAwLS, CLOAKs and WRAPPERS.
HANDkERCHIEFS, GLOVES, aud HOSIERY.
LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN LAORS.
BLANKETS and FLANNELS.
DOYLIEs and NAPKINS
TOWELS and TOwELINGs
SHIFTING PILLOW and SHEETING COTToNs
and LINENS.
DAMASKS and WINE CLOTHS
PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
Al offered at prices below their actual value AL
al" determined 10 have every article sold by April ist
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
yanll 2w 93I Pennsylvania avenue.
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NOHUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay fair cash price
~ for any kind Of Ladies, Gents and Children .
&c, 623 It'll street, between r and g, south. Note
by mail promptly attended to. 1y1J
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w METROPOLITAN TEE INSURANCE
COMPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEM-
A-Sots January l-t- lSG4----.---.--.Sli 3,PaJ -
t Fsssissd = Z, r fS.s3'@', s1 iIi;5 5
Accrued Interest 7,2l4 80
sI00a s.
fs.a ''P''a' siOc ga y gak ~ T4s5
Eb S T cfkEk, S S6Gs ? B. f BLhkE.
] Samuel Cross. secretary Of the National Metro
Colombia 10 soIcn,niy swear that the sfoTesans
sisi;nent Is true to tine best 81 ny kpSgisig aud
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me, this 18th daJ
= GseaIi FREDK KOONEs
jan2O p Notary Pablo.
TREPORT OF THE CONDITION
ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
A. the Cyose Of Business, December 81, 1874
OFFICE-NO 1923 C STREET NORTHWEST
RESOURCES
Notes secured 10y bonds and m0rtgages..s l6I SAB V
U ; Government and other bonds and
,st',cksr - 30 -
Office furniture $50 IS
Premiums due and in course Of colIcctiop SO s,
Cash in Bank aud Company 5 saie.....-. 2OS5 IS
sarzs 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock sceoOoo %
l EalaRSe due On real estate ... ESQ s.
s2u-ss -
Number of Policies issued from commencement
business May w Al r RH,e cox PrcsiIcn 'S
= = $$$ S$$$s#$Ss:,!ssssss Directors
Di 81 1ogsif G9glg o. RGs 81 ,S s,Dgo
FL Fire nsqTs1Sf COMPANY 1hs b5iISt q GSi4T
t hls % se I swear ina me anoyf Statement "
u' 10 'n' FRANZ + RhwTI sii %y SsGrrtsry
January, A u, IT5. IL T. MOULTON, JP.
yanI9st REP and GhronI : :
FA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Wy OF the WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM
PANY, for the election of Directors, will be held at
the office Of the Company on MONDAY, February i,
lS65. The polls will be opened at IL clock m. and
Janii dtiebi CHAs b. BAILEY. sec'y.
FTHE CORCOKAN GALLERY or, ART
Bo'slock p. m. on THURSDAY Of each week from
the 2lst of January inclusive Admission free.
Bs SFaG5 Of the Board Nm Il TFSf,si.
rSMARYLAND HORTICULTURAL COL
NY LEGE.
P o. Address. COllsys Station. Prince GsOTSs CJUH-
~, M
JANUARY, 18th, lx5.
The second term Of this College will commence on
the lst of February. TUITION FREE. For further
information apply to the President of the College,
Cen SAM Il JONES. Janli t,thSslm
FTO CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS, &C.
CITIZENS BUILDING Co.
WASHINGTON, II. C., January Is.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board Of
Directors of said company, until FEBRUARY LIST, 1875,
~ . y m, tor the erection and completion Of Eight
Houses, in accordance with plans and specifications,
which can be at the office of the pany Room
20, Second National Rank building, on and after
MONDAY, January 18th, from to $50 d. IN daily.
BY order % the Board.
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TSsE6l RI1Y BIILDING ASSOCIATION -
Boy n Ideud will Ne ptid q. st--Eb,II.r- a.,
this association On FRIDAY EVENING tn o5J
Instant at the Once II t. : HOPKINS, Esq. I-6
Louisiana avenue, between & and : % clock n m
Jsn2l p CHAS. b. BAILY. secretary
nNsATTENTION '-HEADQCARTERS PRES
tS 1DENTS MOUNTED GTARD.-EyrrN
member Of the Presidents Mounted Guard = her by
srde red ." port AZ the ATmory on - NDAT. Jau-
Ssry ztth is65 az clock. in fuli winter uniform,
ant JOHN i E>-EX. Ry order 81
gan2l So b ". SUNNY, Captain.
"I OOF RECHABlTES-PHE TENT.
10y No. IL, will celebrat, their Eigbrf a1niyar-
ssTy on To MORROW Friday NIGHT January
=, AT Ky land VI Church. corner uf llth and ID
streets southwest. commencing al s'ci..rk Cool
speakers will address the meeting Th- choir H.
invited. SEATS free.
The msnbers Of the Tent will meet al their Han ir
fun regslia. az O clock sharp. Z, march 10 tho
Church Sister Tents are invited to I1ir
b. order Of the Tent
1t EDMTND BURKE R. -.
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U NJ d r.
A full stock of DRESSED and ROUGH PINE
LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGES, &C.
Also, an assortment Of OAK, ASH and WALNUT,
always ON hand.
Corner 18th and b streets nnrthwest.
nov4-eo3m WIN. MCLEAN.
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.TO CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS, &c.

CITIZENS BUILDING Co.
WASHINGTON, II. C., January Is
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board Of
Directors of said company until FEBRUARY 1st 1875,
~ p m, for the erection and pletiOn of Eight
Houses in accordance with plans and specifications,
which can be at the office of the company Room
20. Second National Rank building, on and after
MONDAY, January 18th, from to SO d. m. daily
BY order % the Board.
Janl5-7t b r. BIGELOw. Secretary.
&c hrOn. Rrpub &c iticl
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E>ok RENT-furni-hrd ROOMS, with or without
Il b1ard also, two OFFICES. Term mpie-at.
No 3o9 i0,h street, one door below Penu-ylvsni.
avenue. fan2I r..
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IGOR SAIE-A very desirable HOUSE on the
Il south side of n street northwest; $3.50
dec:u Is. SWEET, Sl1 7th street,
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T. ARNO STACK, Professor Of Masie lust ar
H. lived IN this city, offers his services a---,
TEACHER on Piano and Organ, in singing ~
ana harmony; situation Organi-t desired Ut ~
Terms moderate Please leave address al Metzerot's
or Ellis Music Store ianI9 SIS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CIGAR STAND. with the use II large show
- iudOv, at AdamsOn's Willard Room. TO- rem
Jan2l-3t DAMSON'S, sos .. n s--,-f
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RANDOM COMMENTS on THE TRIAL.

PHRASES IN Mr.. BERCHEE's LETTERS EXPLAINED IN
NORWOOD"
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Thanks thanks TO THE TRIBUNE for
it, graphic reports Of the great trial It is not my for
tune to belong TO Mr.. Beechers congregation denOm
nation and yet living 300 miles from him. in the lake
region" love him my preaeher-ove him as bright
and shining light shining here well as elsewhere
have been reading his Norwood the first To
my delight find its words and tone "a pure crystal
II is an overlooking stream OF Christian theology and
Christian philosophy There passages which help
interpret Mr. Beechers letters For instance take true
inwardness" On page 16i OF Norwood" Mr.. Beecher
speaking Of his hero Barton Cathcar in boyhood, says
From his mother came imagination and that subtle
sympathy with invisible things which produces interior
ness depth OF character. Except with his mother he
has spoken Of his inward life and feelings 70 no one
Mr. Beecher testhes that by true inwardness" he
meant Christian experience These expressions I'm Nor
wood" written few years earlier certainly sustain his
testimony
Again Tow may q good lady's entire truthfhIness ;"
Law a man out pretty fat ~ Find IL in Norwood"
page 1893. how Rose Wentworth the heroine, takes
the cOncet Of Frank Ee OF her admirers Frank
writes Miss Rose has the kndest heart and the
truthful tongue that met" But wishing in
spire respect Miss Rose for my abilities he talks
favOrite themes with this notifying result In an
hour felt as though were born fool" He laid
out pretty Hat by that most truthful tongue" which
revealed 10 him the shallowness OF his views his
art painting Again, witness and defendant MI
Beecher has JUSTIFY gfs OF flowers. This be did in
Norwood" page 2l9. Or. wentworth, the father OF
his heroine says IL think every that loved
flowers knows that the cneI ueusnI CONSISTS IN GIVING
them away" f. CHADWICK.
'" starisS yates County, " T. April 90 1873
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TRIBUNE READERS SATURDAY NIGHT

To the Editor OF The TrtbUne.
SIR Many of its readers want THE TRIBUNE
10 publish in extra those admirable essays which
have lately raced lie columns. correspondent
calls them Essays of the Time" II you publish
them that form, then let have fixed day when wo
may look for them. Saturday would be a good day.
Many OF my acquaintances read THE TRIBUNE AZ all
hours of the day. and the pesal OF The Watch OF one
Hour" and kindred would be Saturday night
natural prelude peaceful Sunday and happy DIVER
Of the mind from the strain Of politics and scandal
suits Ii is only recently that have dropped another
tics Of THE TRIBUNE desire 10 bear testimony for NY
self wife, and (aged l6 10 the general excellence oe
your paper. I never before knew my family 10 take
terest in newspaper editorials Don't give much
politics. although can't without the spice Of your
sarcastic articles, they do rap our political
knuckles. Pc.E
yer York, April 10, 1873
I'VE mean generally TO have il so that our CORE
spondent look for such articles he speaks Of in
an Tissue Of the paper-Edl