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NARROW GAUGE.

We give elsewhere Il series Of Reso.
lutions adopted by the Worthingto,l
Grange at their last me ting, endorsing
the efforts Of the ADVANCE to secure Il
narrow-gauge railroad from here to
Fort D>Mge, and calling upon the fur,
mers t, put their hands to the work
and n 1t let go until the road is built
This is the right kind of talk. There
should be, within Il few weeks, Il county
meeting called to consider the question
and SEE whether we cannot begin def.
mite and practical work us soon lis
Spri e opens.
The narrow-gauge is to be the Rail
road of the Future. The world is ON
the Threshold of New Railroad Era.
The country has been driven, 10y the
! immense cost Of the standard gauge
roads and the consequent enormous
.freights, to look about for relief, and
that relief, in the main. will come from,
narrow-gauge railroads. We have be-
fore us the memorial to Congress tf J.
| K. Hornisll, President of the Forty
First Parallel Railroad. projected from
Tol, do to Olnall,. This paper gives
some astonishing facts and fynrS il
favor Of narrow gauge roads for great
trunk lines. This is step in advance
Heretofore the narr"w-gaugt has been
looked upon as merely !. feeder to the
standard gauge or as adapted to short
lines extending into the interior from
water routes, butsnow it is coming for
; ward ana will dispute. with the widt-
gauge, the possession ofthct tt X lines.
We shall give in our mex issue some
facts and figures showing how the mar
row-gauge is to he the chief factor in
solving the Transportation Problem.
REVIVAL ITEMS
i The Y"ung's Mems Prayer Meeting
: is held daily at 5 O'Clock p. IN.
: The Young Ladies' Prayer Meeting
met Oh Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Mary Crever.
| There were four separate prayermeet-
inss, besides the night meeting, on
I; Wednesday.
There was Sunday School Teachers
! Meeting Oh Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. S. D. Harrington.
There were between thirty and forty
ladies present at the Ladies' Prayer
Meeting on Wednesday afternoon at
the residence Of Mrs. ). A. Davis.
The Morning PRAYER Meeting. which
is held every morning at o'clock, is
the handmade Of the Revival. These
are by all odds the warmest and most
precious meetings ever held in Wor-
Ellington.
The Christian people Of Worthington
never witnessed 4 lovelier sight than
they are now witnessing. The children
of the Sabbath Schools and the public
schools come troopil,g into the kingdom
by the Bcore. y <.s~=*7~*~ =: =. ~. .
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NOTICE-U s. Land ONCE, Worthington,
N Mimi. Jan. Is, 1875.
Complaint having been entered ct this Office BY
Peter !. McNair against William f. johnson for
abandoning Homestead entry No. 1924 dated July
3, 1872, upon the e1%neA OF Section 4, Town.
ship l0', Range. SO. in Jackson County, Min.
entry the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 10th day Of febru-
airy, 1875. at o'clock D. M, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment,
MONS GRINAGER. Register.
20 J.P. AOULTON, Receiver.
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J. Thomson, Hanna & Co.,
907 Broad,cay, N. Y.
Awake and Asleep. These The s,, 2

Awake and Asleep. m mSs s1i 1' BE- c ssst
mounted complete for framing on receipt Of 50
cents Two new Chromos. THE CHERRY
GIRLS: also, SMILES and TEARS, same price,
or two different subjects Tor nifty cents. BRILL
ant FRUIT CHROMOS, mounted. 9xl1 only =
per l00: Superb German Landscape. mounted.
Tor So cts scrap Book Ghrom.s,. assorted. u per
100. Departure and Return Of T He LIFE BOAT,
only tl.6 per pair: If you are ~ need Of en-
p!oylnent send . for portfolio with choice stock
isfactiOn guaranteed. Particulars free, or Illus
trated Circular on receipt Of 8 cent stamp. &
Washington street, Boston. Aass.-a-Sw.
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st. Paul & Sioux City
AND
Sioux City T. Saint Paul R. r.
TINE CARD

These Companies now, offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
OF the finest Land IN the State. At low prices,
On long Credit, With easy payments, At low
rates OF Interest
These lands are very productive, Easy at Cut
tivatiOn, Convenient to markets, and to Villages.
Churches and Schools.
residents: climate pleasant and healthy
For circular giving full information, or for
prices at articular lands, apply by letter or per.
pany, at St. Paul, Minnesota
J. W. BISHOP General Aan1saer.
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IT, ;<;m',.Il'> for seed Oats.
T.. -. SENATOR ELEl,TfD

H. ~. SE.N Il 1Oit ELEt!IED
So = i:.'n ~, our second pac,..
$50; :: T.: fox Judge Me.
>i,i;: :; /. y >.r,..to:, WIS Uut II,
Typ, .'':l jus. as W.. go to press. Il d.
S'H.ic;i announces that Judge Mcmillan
was to-day elected, receiving nearly the
entire Republican strength. The state
is t" be congratulated that the choice
has fallen upon Il man Of such unques.
TONED ability and untarnislrd q ris.
tia, character.
Rev. Mr.. Chane> will preach on Sui-
d:sy morning 1T the Union Congr ga
tio'al Church.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS

Y UELE.N TUTNTI UFF7VERy.
A,DtTON-Wm. NJ Bear.
TREA >GRER-il. n. tlumiston.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-r. T.. He'll
,fJuDtiE or PnOHATE-.J Craft
CLERK OF 60 Er-r. y. Carrier.
SHENIFF-{'iiI>~N KillIi<
SURrEYOh-';. w. WINS seucrof,.
COURT COMMISSiONEK-.j. Craft
COUNTY ATTORNEY-N. Il. Soule
t'OKONER-j. Il Churchill.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT T.. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS
FIRST Dtrir!-I. y. Mi'i'.r, III ';r;,,, I'M Lakes
&,'ad NtSt"ir.-.i. l.. Mii:cr, If Xix.
"<rd piH"irt-i 7. purfrt, IT Wurthington
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Auditor of Mobiles County.
WOrthinCton. Jan. IL. l875.-l9-2w.
NOTICES OF CONTEST

NOTICE. L. :. Land Office, Worthington
~ MINI. February tn. 1s7
Conn amt having bee "re.l at this Office
abandoning preempti, II ....y No. 1873 / dated
Aupu: IS. 1871, upon the wlneA and w'<>..Il
Of section . i" township l04 ia: 70 81 in Jackson
County, Mime .ota. with a view 10 the cal. ella
summoned to appear at Iii Office ON the 10TH
day OF Ma I'll, 1877, at 8 o'clock a. M, to re-
spont and furnish testimony concerning 3 lid al
legged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
N] J. 7. MOUkTUN, Receiver.
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An accident to Il bridge east of us
and similar one west, cut us off from
railroad communication with the world
for several days during the past week
The mail got through, however, OH Fri
day evening.
IL. II. Anderson, this morning, cut
his knee badly with draw-knif.. DR..
Barber was sent forand promptly stitch
ed up the rent. MIR. 4 will he laid up
for several weeks.
Mr.. Chase has prepared Il very hand
some plat for the Worthington Gene
terry. It Includes circular spot for a
Soldiers Monument and also space for
quite Il lake. The drives are winding.
the gates or entrances are at the cor
ners, and the whole strikes us as just
about what is needed.
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BANK OF W0RTH'NGTON.

E1iHu SNiT.i. Banker. l. ". SMITH, t'as,;er
IEIEh::-I r\!D = y: r. ~ DEP I1jYS
Gratis S'nl..!' T.! III ~,'"'il' t;+,ii.r. i'iy.
en IT, ..,;:"'.ii -
Gnc. ll.':i'> t.',M 80 !. !. ~. !,d :: ~ 70
c':|~k, i,
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@S-S. -. Morse Is our authorized agentat Bige.
low t" receive subscriptions and advertisements
Tor the ADVANCE and receipt for the same.
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TO HOMESTEADRRS.

The WORTuINGTON ADVANCE has been selected
- the paper In which to publish Notices Of
claim Contests" Homesteaders in this Land
District will wee the importance Of reading the
paper regularly. Terms-42 year, III advance.
d for six months. 70 cents for three MONTHS
Address, THE ADVANCE, WOrthingtul, MINI.
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GRAND ARMY SUPPER.

Stoddard Post Will give !. supper t
NJ Her Hall, on next Monday evening.
february %, the anniversary of Wash
ington's Birthday. There will be tab
leauX, addresses and other exercises,
with oysters and coffee for desert. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Admission free.
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NOTICE U. $. Land office, Worthington,
~ MINI Jan. 5t}l, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE
by Peter +. Frcer against Albert Hill for abarl-
doning homestead entry No. sl65, dated juno
1872, upon the VIZ nwl4 of section =. town.
ship lO3, rang s. IN jackson county, Mnneso.
ia, with view to the cancellation Of said en-.
try; the said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at this office at Worthngton, on the 18th
day Of February, 1875, at O'clock p. M, to
respond and fl>nish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
I'll j. +. MOULTON, Receiver.
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Arrival Ar ~: AND. DEPARTUREO TMAILS
"a. \ IF - ARRIvES. ~: 80.
Eastern daily p Sc
WeStern-Lu Verne, Sioux Falls, Mon. '''e =
s,. da{s MHe We May and Fridays at tp*n.
Jackson, Tuesday and Friday =. S1.n
Lake Shetek, Saturday So 81. u.
D1PA1rA1
Eastern daily 90 4. n.
Southern :..";&.. ~
"estern-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls,
Spirit Lake, Tuesday $500
jackson, "Wednesday and S,tvr6av
Lake Shetek, Friday
All mails close 20 minutes before A.r,r+,,r.
Office hours from a n to n m fra"nS:.
from u N. to p IN. ~"'''
&C. GtoDNow, Pm
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CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE Is furnished Ut d so a year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs Of ten fol six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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SAVE POSTAGE.

Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
aye Oh their county papers Take the homo pa
per and save postage.
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T.. 4 Il. IOSY Ar YEHSEY.


mastering Officer Or. Barber, to
z Their with Mrssrs. Bell, Pope, lIar-
ringt"n, Bennett and Bulls, from
Stoddard Post, Of this place, organized
Grand Army Post ut Jersey, on
Monday last. The Post is named Sil'-
ley Post, No. 80, and starts with @
m mbrrs. The fullow;n! are the.
officers:
+ ,St Commander Berreau. Sc
Nor Vice COMMUNICATIVE Cole. Jun
ior Vice COMMUNICATE. II. Perry.
Quarter Master-Mr. lIeiser. Officer of
the Day-Capt. J. ". Miller. Adjutant
&C. \. Burrows. Officer of Guard
ID. ilaffy. Cl'al'lai,'-O. Chapman.
Sergeant Major-F. Fitzgerald. Quar-
ter Master Sergeant-Mr. Ebert.
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Township maps for sale at the AD-
vANo1 o1Roe. = - y. :: r.
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H.. Il. PlRSOVS.
IUSTICE or TIE PEACE. Real Estate and
u Collecting Agent.
IEHsEY, MINN. [3sy
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\, MsrnoDIsr EPlsCorAl---Services every Sab.
oath, morning at 1890. Sabbath School at g
F.: Services Sabbath evening 1t O'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
UNION CONGREGATT0NAL-Servlc morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
EVENING" Kex 'Xlce rtaXer meeting Thursday
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presented VI IL QtlInClCy OF BlXDy s
Death t" Pain, which is on sale at Dr..
l3arber's for the benefit of the Semil,a.
ry. The money will be refunded t.
any purchaser who after trial of the
medicine, is dissatisfied. Burns, Scalds,
Freezes, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Sore Throat and Diptheria are every
day ailments-ask for Death IT, Pain,
use it according to directions in the
above cases, and upon your decision we
will risk the reputation Of the medicine.
We publish, elsewhere the advertise
mcnt Of the Twenty Dollar Sewing
Machine IT J. Thomson, Hanna & Co.,
of n. Y. If I'll that is claimed for it
is true, il is the one machine for the
people, tsl"ciallyin these hard times
and 1T the grass|'"rp+r region. The
m 'nnFacturerS say: The many new
att chm,nts for doing extra fine, ski
FIJI and difficult work, are Il surprise. il,
their simplicity Of coust ructio and far
below eve "grange prices, - and will
lt delivered .fe III your door, no mat
ter how remote yot. may reside, if you
writ" for t'"'n. Address, j. Thomson,
Hanna 4 Co.,. 8: 7 Broadway, n. Y.
PERSONALS
TX. ';"vrr'i,r filler spent sunday
las il, '',Wn
Pr;. llumist", is to deliver Il c., mi
Cal lecture ut st. james.
Rev II. b. Tuttle goes to Ma. kato
Tomorrow to fill the pulpit Of Rev. Mr..
CLANCY.
p. j. Kniss, "f .4u Verne, passed
t;'r"ug'~tle "City';. few days since
on lis way to st. Paul.
Rev. B. H. Crever has been invited
t. give.a Shakeslrartan reading at st.
James.
Willie Humiston left on Monday
last for i months visit to friends in
Ohio.
Nj. Hollis has returned from q tour
through the State delivering the An
dreas Atlas.
W. r. Bennett. Of the Depot, has re-
turned from Il week = visit to st. Paul
and Minneapolis. He reports business
exceedingly dull there.
Rev. j. w. Lewis is preparing for a
visit Of some weeks to Ohio, in the in
terest of the Worthington NJ. E. Church
and Seminary,
Rev. i, CLANCY, Of Mankato. has
been spending the week in Worthing-
ton assisting the local ministers in con-
Guiding the religious meetings in pro-
gress. Mr.. CLANCY has just returned
from Waseca. where a most remarks
bio religious work has been IN progress.
m -
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VOR7HIN07ON MAREET1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ADlfINISTIfA TOES NOTICE.
4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted to
IA the estate Of James A Mann, deceased, are
requested to call upon the undersigned and set.
tie their accounts, l. r. DURFEE
WOrthingtOll, Feb Il, 1875.-23.3w. Admir-
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LOCAL..
CHURCH DIRECTORY

wORTH1NGToN, MIMI, FEB. 10, 1875
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NARROW-GAUGE. 3

The Worthington Grange and the Pro
posed Narro,c- Gteuge-1ne Efforts of
tie. Advance E"dorsetl--The Farmers
Aevited to pct their Shoulders to the
Wheel. - &&.gf j.. j. ;.,
At the last regular meeting of Wor-
Ellington Grange No. 485, p. of H., the
following resolutions, offered by W. b.
Atkins, were unanimously adopted and
the Secretary ordered TO hand them to
the ADVANCE for publication.
II. b. PLorTs, Secretary.
WHEREAS, At the recent meeting of
the State Grange Of Minnesota, at Nam
k;lto, Il resolution was ado 'tetl favOriug
the discussion, in subordinate Oranges.
Of all questions pertaining to t:anspor-
tation and taxation, declarin. such to
lie non-political; and
WHEREAS, The speedy development
of our rich and fertile country is of vi
tai Importance to us; therefore,
Resolced, That We heartily endorse
the noble efforts of the editor of the
WORTHINGTON ADVANCE, i'll Iab0rine
to secure !. Narruw-t4auge Railroad
from Warrington to Fort Dodge, Iowa,
which will, in our Judgment. when fin
iShed, solve the question for us Of clle;,,,
fuel and cheaper translMrtation.
Re"lred, That the advantages to I've
derived are self evident, and need no
discussion from us, and we therefore
invite our brethren and other farmers
generally along the proposed route to
take hold Uf the good work with ia.
and never let go till we have the ro;,tl.
Reso'red. That or Worthy Secretary
furnish II copy of these resolutions to
the WORTHINGrt'N ADVANCE for pub
lication.
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B. w. wOOLSTnNCROFT.

90 u MY SI1rv 40 r..
All orders for surveying Thankfully received
2nd promptly executed. Office with Shlck 4
Bookstayer, Worthington Mobiles Co. MINI.
[3Dtl
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NOT!CE.-N. $. Land Office, "orthington,
Complain, having been entered at this Office by
K. 3. Wheeler against Frank Balm for aba1i-
doniMg Homestead Entry No. s.s74, dated May
i02 range %, in Jackson County, Minnesota with
view +" the cancellation Of said entry the sara
Office OH the ri day Of March, 1876, at 3
O'Clock a. m, IT, respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GRINAGE FIR, Register
q J. p. MOULTON. Receiver.
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NOTICE, U: S. Land Office, Jackson, MINI.

NOTICE, U; S. Land Office, Jackson, MINI.
Complaint having been entered at thisofice by
doning homestead entry No. 1854, dated Sep
TENDER 18th, 1871, upon the nkswL Of section Ii,
township 1ol, range H. in Mobiles county. Mime.
the said parties are hereby summoned to app ar
at this Office at Worthngton on the 24th day Of
March, 1871. at O'Clock a. H., to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
donment.
MONS. GRINAGER, Register.
N] J. T. MOULTON, Receiver.
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IT -. HI MI;r.)N,
~ o:IRI.yr

VIII give especial attention to executing and
aeknowlel ring deeds, mort -ages. etc. Also to
tas renttns OF village property orin? ',v"d farms
ANA IL the 'r!l-c'tm IT rents taxes. s'tc. Chr
ton, MINI. rs
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ADDRESS.

All letters addressed to Miller, Hum
nton ! Company, Worthington, Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will be promptly
answered, and fill information given
Y1lsf1lng ~ National Celeay.
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'S'J J.: ~

II Belt.
Ro::St,7' - , ',s!*
u *El'i VI .,lri L. :I,,,.y u : /. X Il -.
~ in'l W ;lw =, ,k' * Wy IT.: ',
lHs:t, l,l tir. il,::'.l!r',t. j., = ii i
pay ttxrI, ~ TX. 90. t.l~ y i've, .t u :: !
from TAX <t'". "sc "' > '!c' ii ia ,!r,"..
WoUninro,,, Nan n.y.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL RtIOAIS Of T. BEDFORD are on 10TH,
H. Street, opposite public square, and will he
open the last week In each month. Work insnr-
I'd i've years. [Ty
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
II. JOHNSON. Dealer In Saddlery Hard
u ware, Trunks, ValiSes, exc. Harness always
On hand, and made to order. Repairing neatly
lene. Shop on Ninth Street, Worthingtoii, Mimi.
n ly.
REAL ESTATE ENCY,
SOULE Il LANGDON,
osslsrs in Real Estate,
H0mesteads, Prescriptions
and Town Property Bought and Sold.
WsfthingtOn, August 81.
8. "A. HILDRE1H,
Has Opened
SH WING LOON,
- fenth Street, East Of the Worthingt0n Ho-
~, where he u prepared to walt upon the public
In anything pertaining 70 hls line. '"Es
4ss patronage Of the public solicited.
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:Morthingtuu @dranft.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At
WORTHINGTON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
Terms Two lh,1lars per year, invariably in ad.
vance. All orders will receive prompt attention.
Communications intended for publication must
b accompanied by the real name and address Of
the writer ~ a guaranty OF good iaith-Not nee
essarily Tor publication.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One incl, three weeks, 300, three months, 4a.O
Three inches weeks, 500, 500
Five incl'es,'' 600, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Reading notices. first week 10 cents line; sub.
'eguent insertions : cents i line each week.
Transient advertisements paid IN advance.
YEARLY ADVERT .eInentS to ~ jElid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to lie paid for before am
davit Is given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-16
Presentation Of the New Spanish Min.
lister.
KING ALFONS

KING ALFONSO TO THE PRESIDENT.
At - O'Clock to-day the new Spanish am
bassador, Senior Don Antonio Mantilla de
los Rois, was received by the President in
the blue parlor of the Executive mansion.
He bore with him the following autograph
letter from King Alfonso:
DON ALFONSO XII,
BY THE GRACE OF GOD AND THE WILL OF
THE NATION, KING OF SPAIN, ETC, ETC.
To the President Of the United Safes:
The Spanish monarchy having been re-
established by the reclamation and assent of
the people, and we having been called to
and the abdicatiOn of our well-beioved
mother, Queen Isabel the Second we hasten
70 inform you of our accession to the throne.
We trust that we shall be enabled, by the
aid of the Almighty, TO re-establish order
and peace in our country, always respecting
its religious beliefs aud its liberties and
franchises.
In order that we may attain the end moth
ing will be so necessary TO us as the main-
tainance of friendly relations and fraternal
harmony with foreign states ard sovereigns,
and in begging you to be pleased to honor us
with your friendship and to accept that
which we offer you, we pray God to have you
in his safe and holy keeping.
Done at The National Palace of Madrid JAN
uary 16, 1916.
(Signed) ALFONSO DE BoRBoN Y. BORON.
(SignedG ALEXANDRA CASTRO.
The presentation was merely formal, no
addresses being made on the occasion. The
new credentials of the Spanish Minister will
be presented on future occasion. The usual
cOurtesies were then interchanged.
THE U. s. STEAMER PENSACOLA arrived at
Honolulu, February Is, with King Kala-
kaua.
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BEECHER-TILTOy.
Numerous witnesses To-day.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Upon resumption
OF the Tilton-Beecher trial ex-Judge Fuller
ton was present. Mrs. Sherman was pres
emit with BESSIE Turner and another lady,
but Mrs. lton was absent. The defendant
and his wife we're seated i'm their usual places
MI. Sherman called as the first witness
REUBEN W. ROPES.
be testified:-I had an interview with Mr.
Moulton in 1873, and asked him if there was
ing to Mr.. Beecher with pistol and demand
ing certain papers. He replied it's
A ID INTERNAL LIE,
then asked him II there was any truth i'm
pack of internal lies. ThisI witness was not
crOss-eXamined.
Abner H. Davis was the next witness
called, and testiiei: am acquainted with
Moulton, and conversed with him about the
scandal in November, 1872. / asked him,
for God's sake, to tell me what this report
meant" He replied there was not word of
dignant and sarcastic. No cross-examina-
tion.
ANOTHER WITNESS WHO KNOWS rILroS.
John w. Mason next testified: reside i'm
Brooklyn. knew Moulton for ten or fifteen
years, and knew his firm ever since they
have been in business. had a conversation
with him about a month after the Woodruff
publication, on the floor Of the Produce Ex-
Mr.. Fullerton objected to the witness
MouIton had not been interrogated with re-
gard 10 him. The objection was sustained
and the witness stepped down from the stand
AND ANOTHER.
Edward NJ. Biden testified: I reside i'm
Brooklyn and know Moulton. 1 met him
after the publication and had two CONVERSE
tions with him about IL. asked Moulton IT.
as far as Beecher was concerned, there was
any truth in the Woodruff story, and he re-
piled that he was as good a friend of
Beecher's as l was, and would answer this
question At the proper time. / met aim
again about ten days after and asked him
the same question: He said II was all false,
or something to that effect. I said L was
glad To hear II, and then left He was
VERY EMPHATIC IN DENYING THE TRUTH
OF IT.
Cross-examined;-Ido not remember tina.
he said II the story was not true IL was in
VIM. B. Barbour was next examined. IRE
side in Brooklyn. met Mr.. Moulton after
the publication OF The scandal. asked him
IL the statement with respect to Beecher was
true. He answered in substance that there
was not particle Of truth in IL 80 far as re-
garded Beecher. Moulton used wosus that
would cover the statement that Bees,her was
AZ PURg A MAN As EVER LIVED.
He said that Beecher was entirely fnnocenf
and IL his life was not an answer nofhing
that he could say would be suf1icient.
As the next witness was called, NJ. Beach