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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has : lTered for wears
Afrom Nervous d billy, Premature Decay
and an tie effects Of youthful ndi,crati0n Will
for che sake u suffering human IT,, send free to
all VINO need 10, the recipe and recdou for max
ing the simple remedy by which G Wa, cured. suit
ferers wishing 20 pgedt by the 90 vertsers expert
euee can do 50 BY addressing in eriect confidence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-13

HE PENN MUTUAL LIFE lNSUR-
L ANCE co.. of Philadelphia, an old aud sue
ccsstul company, desires 10 secure experienced
life insurance solicitors a. district agents. The
Penn is entirely mutual, makes annual dividends,
l. ues policies of all desirable forms all MONITOR
iet bic, aud has large proportion OF asset, 10
Liabilities - any company IN The United States.
/ or cOntracts-w Inch will DC liberal o. expert
enccd agents-apply TO NJ. +. KICKER
eJunCw General Agent, Canton. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-13

JAMAICA
GINGER

is prepared from the true Jam tica Ginger, COM
n5lcl with choice aromauc- ami genuine French
Brandy. and isyastiy superior o every ENtrac;
o- l,sercc ol Ginger before re public, an OF
which are prepared with alcoho by thc oh pro
.rr-.. d instantly relieves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-13
TO INVESTORS.
City Bonds, County Bonds aud Tow
Bonds Issued to Build Water
Works, School Houses,
Bridges and Court
UouSes

The SAFELY Of these Bonds De- 81 hat comments
thcm 10 investors. They are the first lien ON the
entire property and combined wealth of muuicip-
ALLIES. These ed seven, eight and ten per cent.
iucome, fee of taxes. Selected wiki special care,
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GEO. VyaI. DALLOU. RnnI.er.

= ItNUnshIIe stIttt, HoAIOn.
Write for our llst with prices. Especial att n.
ton gwen % the Investment Of funds Tor Savings
banks, Insurance Companies aud Trust es OF E.
mo. 2.inueI2N
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Blood Medicine

ever plaecd before the people, anil 90,
~ DC Ihc most Powerful Alteratl'e e'
~ By man. They impat
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
6.iualious Uanie0--fsmales.

Chamoermaid5
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- NOf.k TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVED AT I!iE
IpTOWn OFFICES, I,..tS Br0Iisay, Thirty
FIST H. oI 10, Twenty mir. 81 al tie HAhLLA
OFFtCE. 2.X-i TtirL-ave, corner Onchundrchalh-
iwen y tHarle ings Bank uiing anu AZ the
n. DjkLNN lHANCIi OFtICE No. 3.J M4Aiin giOn a..
ne st oor lOinee 10 al regular ONCE
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman
N 10 an hgnt CIIAMBhRW Okk and SHINING l. fnliy
co.let4rt wiling two aiics bert
city irroe her last can be seen Adr->s
Al d., Box ~ 4 .bgnr v-tOsn Ulcc. I.zJo broad~-.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
fnrniture.


4 PICKHARDT & CO., 21S West 37th-st.,
"a Manufacturer and pholsterer Psror and
sofa Beds the best storage for furniture taken
Al -DEGRAAF & COCHRANE,
AL 1852 and "a West Twenty third ST..
between sixth and srventhaves
The lowest prices fo be found
the city. and
the largest and most varied stock
OF eieea substantial III RNIrURE
Of every grade, variety. and design
Parlcr Library Chamber, and Dining room
Also Maresses spring beds Cornces. Iambrequins &c
We cordially invite you 10
examine stock and
compare prices.
bEGRAAF & COCHRANF,
1b2 and l54 West Twenty third 81.
BARGAINS at FARNIIAM'S MANUFAC-
ID TORY. $50 IIudson-st. 900 elegant walnut chamber
dining furniture HOuseSeeperS can
per by purchasing direct from the Manuacory
DEADY- MADE CARPETS, ALL SIZES
Brussels Ingram and Three Ply OH Cloths Mating
Shades and Drngget Ships stores Offices &c, furnished III
the best manner. 100 Fulion-st
CMITH's PARLOR BED DEPOT, Al East
- 18Th st-Booscase sofa and Bureau Beds Latest i'm
hand also paro suits Lowest pIc
~ q. SELLEW,
OFFICE
LrREARY FURNITURE,
No. los FULFON-srr Now York
Fine Cylinder Desks.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Gurouean advertisements.

DEMITTANCES TO EUROPE, CHINA, JA-
IL PAN. INDIA. and 10 ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Cheque Bank Checks cashe at the current rate of &
change bankers in relation with the Cheque BanS IN AL
parts OF the world
yV,HE CHFQUE BANK, HEAD OFFICE,
i PAIL. MALL EAST LONDON, ENGLAND Chelue
Bank amount each not exceeding $40. MAJ
by sending the Secretary the necessary amount
shilling Government stamps, &C.
Checsa
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Amusements.

7 YCEUM Thcater LA PERICHOLE tonight.
II AIMEEs last night but one in America a. '"e posi-
'''' i'i'i ToNichT Only i%s @asps,eh' sreasopsrA
TO Mohho&@hfsFEs & y afs s: rAREwKft sESEsTE end
POSITIVELY 10 T AaTtsER sh4SRbAY y
76HSwpAS FTkH1S Afy N 6fsx
Mile. conALPt fsn2stySsF2'h'ffx GE5ysH53. hfxrGG KID.
vim Messr. DE oUERcY and yALAiRE
will make iher renlree In thef Original rres -
TYCEUM THEATEB. AlMEE' FARE
- WELL BBFEEFlT ANp ~ Po1lTIygELY LAST Az
FRInAY EyENING, May -
First tis here oi orenbaoh LscI ~ and FkfrzcBEN.
second Act Of Ia JoLlE rARF CAEUoE"
TO conclude Va an fEm iSS Ne n'' XIX "F sGS tT DOR
AraEF ST%s1Y IN yAS4Se - 9' c%R1crEs %iRs,GsrT
Introducing French. German, spanish and English songs
I YCEUM THEATER. GEOFPROY.
,s sATURpAT EyE4ITG :; T,;a My TiE - TER
with entirely scenery Of .plrncor ~
L''''q' e59T9ias Es%RR@ RRaF Y opera b'dH'
Mile conAn liz 6FrS 'ne SFi"i 1''3a S Ger Saf ss
Mile. LEoNTINE MINEILI in her original .eicl o,,,,
Mile Mile V3SE ,n 4r % HTt e4 oS. roc pAau4
NM DEQUERCY lin his ~ gnaI role. URZoUk
MN VALAiRE On hisorisin role -, 10 . i.;ho
shh ~ sEH2s E Ts
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
N.r 9f rs h'fT1y ei Hfg'y
seats seoarni Maiinec saturday az
THEATER COMIQUE.
l. 5l4 bROADWAY
Mr. Josh Hart soc PI0prrier.
ENrIRE NEW 0LIo EVERY NiaHr
FAUST FAMILY.
DEVERE BROrHERS,
Al" "a And fSi" 'st Va r.: . ! fHhhG and HART
by req Iest the very successful ssot1n.
DOWN BROADWAY.
MINIATuK. GerH
KITTY O'NkILa- CoOnel % the GDth.
HARitiIAN ami HARr. WILP CARTER.
And the entire company in pleasing bill. concluding
down BROADWAY.
or the MISATl RE o9fH
Matinee Wednesday and ~atiriaf.
Union SQUARE THEATER.
- Proprietor. -...-.-....... Mr SHERIDAN shook
is3b Tr!i"i +" 1' Il ii6Th %fiF fihG f IL
Mr. Hart Jackson's adaptatonof
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAY SEEN IN NEw!YORg
Tho The cast nciudes Charles r. rhorue
success OF Iir. Mckee Rankin +. r.. M1okay, - lat
this Robson. SOhn Ptrsf lie, ". j. t'ngs' fclt
marvellous II. " Montg g,mery r F.. Morris w. H.
play wilder, lysaidtr lhompsIn W : Culf
IL ley ani others: Misses Fanny Morant
than that of Kate Claxt1n. Kitty Blanchard. Maut
any previous Granger, Marie wilkins. IDA Nernon
production Roberta Norwood Kate Holland, COfs
here. Cassiday. and Haue thorpe.
and has never THE SCENEKY BY MAlSrON, IL
been eQualed THE MOST MAIN IFlCENE EVER
elsewhere SET Upon ANY STAGE
SATURDAY, MA ID INENIn kD MATINEE -
Seats be secured month in advance.
9TH AVENEE TS,r E., TEATER sdEAIIH EVERY NIGHT At.
THE LIMA MAYR
BIG LA FILE DE MADAME ANGOr
ON SATURDAY at l:jO
A SOLID BONANZA BRICK presented 70
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Gapinas 3 ms.
Chances for Business Hsn.

DDITIONAL capital procured for MAr-
y chants Manufacturers. and 0theTs Mining interests ne
gnat4 Rr Al exchanged for business PcrSo VIA
,pttl ing business advised without charge OF approx G
,,ornnli References G. r. Hayu"lts a CO., rants Iuo
iitnn Il w. H. HurIbut & co.. il.s and Caps, 4IO Broome
n &C. GEIf4GS a CARLETON. Financial ana business
BIukcra. ~ broadway.
ytANTFACTURERS ard Wholesale dealers
vi who have ~taule goois a VIII eel 10 gOceIs dlg
-t- nr brewers they woul Ike 10 place Win go To
.il, ur q. for sale please address
W. *. MINkLEk & Co. go -"nih NaittsI' ohlcaso'
DRINTINCi OFFICE for SALE, in whole or IN
1 part on easy terms book Job work with Sih1lrit
Guaranteed trade pay AND interest AddieSS IL A.
-YLVFSTER p o. Box II6.
DARTNER WANTED in the Retail Jewelry
Bnsiness; established; las large repairing uat
cut low NJ lraso small amount OF money required aian
rom country preferred Address Jewery tribune Once
DEJJABIE. energetic men wanted for per-
mane-t omployment, cit and country towns reHu
leration good Address NJ. =. " WEIIS. lO5 Br0sd.st
VNO HOTEL. MEN and PLY ISlCIANS.-Want-
4 ~ conn eient. hrst-class HOTEL MANAGER; Also
PHYSICIAN with capital taSc interest IN ana nianag
nent Of large Health Institution C. H. OLIVER l62 Bdy'
I,O DRY GOODS MEN-A Great Opening
i FOR SALE or To RENT. al Toms River y j., ue best
ocate ana handsOmest STORE in the County Greh chace
for dry goods s 20 feet deep Dee stau III
lounty 4. " ell nted up Address EDWARD DA1 owner
y. j.. will trade II Tor OoOts anu SHOES.
NXTANTFD-A LAWYER of experience TO
take general of the business OF LAW or II +
this To a satisfactory salary III
Je paid Address Box 10 Tribune Ofhce-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
6elp iDanieo-- femUfs.

XNANTED-MULE SPINNERS. .-One hun
Mule spinners or any esaI uber VIII be offered
p.rnanent employment and liberal app az me
TREMCNT AND SUFFOLK C.JriON MILLS, Lowell
hAsA
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
STORAGE.

sTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, &c.
- Parties who would Ike have cr goods stored IN clean
rous not DESTROYED Will do well 10 send them 10
PICKHARDTrS STOREHOUsE, lis West Thirty seventh
81. furntuTe warerOOms
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Ge!p uJanie6-- males.

DOY WANTED-In a Paint Mixing esta0-
ID shmeut Apply after 20 O'Clock, lLg,soA i-O' "VfHs
2Jg 'front.' corntr Dover 81
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
hi!uaiions Uanled-- Males.
Clerks, Statesmen, &c.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE r
Or %oN o Fl @y Mg MIRA & st. ar hs SELnM sGs 5FFc T.
2l~ 1hird ave cor onehundred and twenty fourth 4
B8ANCH OFFICE. No BE- WASHINGTON St. next door to the
PostOfhce up 10 p n.. al regular olce rates.
4 SITUATION by young man 23 years OF
~ aVc in any kind o Ruenfss: engaged with
large and familiar with the dut Of an ollie
= W. Box az =. o
GALESMAN-To sell goods in a Cash .Iopbins
> Wooien Horse on commission Address \ b Tribune
CITUATION WAN ED-As BOOkkEEPER
- orA5sIsrANT BO0kKEEPER at moderate "a saiary & ny
German competent and reliable and spcssing and writing
boz boz. i69 Ii II b"he Once
WANTED-A SITUATION in law office
w by young gentleman aged bring good recon
mendAtons Address Ii. &. b. Tribune Office
Coachmen.
4 SITUATION WANTED-As COACHMAN,
a b. sIsle Young years bes 'y references
no the country Can be- al 81 East 31ths
A FIRST-CIhS3 eclored COACHMAN, who
- thorOurhly l'ns hi5 business ais q si1la On
la' "a a.. 20 St,s Wcsi ,l'yii. 7tat a - -
4 SITUATION wanted by nj Englishman
y 'rstolass cOACHMAN and GROOM city or 5, c,,.
trv reference uuc~cepfi0nabc call address THOMAS
PAKI, =. Of II. curiey Carriage Repository NO lOJ
East l5Ih-st
a GOOD COIOPED LAD wants IA SITUA-
A cy or % "al, G ,Sn @ t sn" % % noferiig
i5- 5iaayc.
4 GOOD COACHMAN, WAITER, &c, (col-
- 1ri good careful. experienced driy and wiling
cRces @ gan b seen THE fioTEsIAST noML HU
RIA 1913 Gthst
COACHMAN and USETUL-By a man who
< ,ir Tll now lawns, drive &c; assist ger rally on q
stae .e+ cxprris: good rccomnicndaion cad at CAR
II - ElrS, l5r West llthst corner othavc
EOACHNAN-By q Protestant single man,
Y aged = ya- 0io flly understands the care Of horses
Iue1dations. call al CAEIENTERS l3S West llth
81. corner DtA-a,e.
COACHNAN-By respectable married man,
n,, In al i;- brluccs is goOI groom careful oriyer
SOUR perfectly Trustworthy has -cven YEAR ct{ reirf
West 54thst. Broadway.
NOACHMAN, GARDENEk, &c.-By good
VII" acquainted vita Eoises eaieiai ntNi soo
, ercn, ana Al the PHorLsTANI 1o4E BUEEAu 80
6th.ave.
COACHNAN, GARDENER, &C., DAIRY,
- La EDllS- &c. by American Protestant man and
Ing MIX do i1m work &c. a good butter maker
poultry rascr laun,ress best recommendations
IOACHMAN, GROOM, &c.-By q Scotch
- man who l. caplpie ara TlIhg ~ Mn1 rL'i,a h
nrsca. refer aud can be seen at the HoM BC Ii-A
Is Gtha',.
IErANTfD-By a coorcd man. Il situation a.
w CnAChMAN GROOM. Apply az l6 East nth ST.,
between 9th and AadiSon'ases
VNANTED-A SITUATION as COACIIMAN,
w orGEpOM and VALET. by a smart young knglisii'
@ ma1 = , ri % ae , between c 5th and jplave-
NyrANTED-COACHMA and GARDENERs
W SITUATION f. coNniry milk cows and take
~, lie table. Address ". h BoX iOi Tribune Office
VSTANTFD-Bv u respectable young man,
~ -insle situation a horodsh CoACIiMAN uader-
stands c MANAGEMENT o. horses and carr aEe- per
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Porters

4 RELIABLE, active COlOred Man wants a
~ itnation a. LIGHT PORTER, attend Offices a. anior
a years excellent reference
from ast rrplover. Call address BARTON T. JONL-,
lu4 ri 2btnat
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
5ituGtions Uanteo-females.
Laundresses.

4 FIRST-CLASS lady's maid (French) wishes
~ SGrU ALTON with an American family to travel IN
Europe willing NJ children while crossing
best French and references Address B. r. ~ her
present place. 10 Marlborougl-st-, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
y 81 % leave Peek slip for New Haven at ; ad
m Daily Sundays eXcepted connect with the raIoa
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE for EnglewOod. YonIers. Nyack, iaver
Peekski and intermediate landings every aitrno
except sunday from of Harrison ST. y y ono" on
pier. T. Ian T. agent
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

DRIDGEPORT. and all points on HousatOnic
and Naugatuck Railroads Firr 81 steamer BRIDGE
POKT Catharnesp al II 80 H. and bridgeport at
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Gardeners.

q ApDFNFR.-A Young man as first-class
gar r1lcl ,laHs not and cold graperes laying ont
awue pruning grating flowers and chen gardening can
Il .sf -. Br0adWaY.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WARSAW RA
Il WAY COMPANY OF ILLIN OIS. Office No 80 Bi

M
All parties the bonded Indebtedness and stock
Of Company respectfully requested TO call at this Office
and subscribe 10 the plan " settlement OF
affairs OF the Company. adopted by the Board Of D
rectors the order OF the President =.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

EAkULNEN 1llu JSLf u MAN.-A TtsIlttI :
J an. ma led man incumbrancr who understands
able indAower 2arieug would he pace whrig tnri
IN the wife las objection dc washing and iTOn
ing can furlisl ulOuaed references. Apply at OpEL >
N',ENCY iOy West o4th-st., corner Of broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Waters.

4 YOUNG, active Belgian, IS years old,
"a wishes a situation as SECOND WAITER or FOOTMAN
N pr auiy speaKs French and English best refer
= Alar.ss EI-I.l- 4 \ y. ~ Itl ave.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Steamboats, au0 RAILROADS..

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY LINE.-The
II steamer ARM ENIA viii, on aud after M0NDAY May
l. leave ew MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS from Nestry Pier e.3j a. and Twenty
fourth landing at est Point, Newburgh, POugh
keepse Rhinebetk Catskill and Hudson.
Daily passages viii he resumed and after June when
the sfeamers {. NIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will be
tas~p
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

CITIZENS' LINE.-Steamboats for TROY,
~ connecting with railway lines North and West FARE
so cents deck CABIN passage including berth 81 Elegant
steamboats, leave daily Saturdays excepted al frOm
pier 49 r. foot of Leroy Through tickets sold all
lines. JOS. CoRNEl~L, supt
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

A YOUNG MAN wants a situation as W All =
"A Err: willing himself generally useful
In city good city references and can be seen
o.tl, B f~fA HOME l3- 6lll-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

(E-ANTED-By a colorcd man. situation a.
w CuACHMtN or GROOM Apply az 10 East -7th ST.,
befg Jll anu AfaaisOL.ages
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

/ NOACHMAN. GARDENEk, &c.-By good
Ian acquainted with Eorses careful Gliy good
r aud abc for cy country has satisfactory RI
ercn,es. Al PROTESTANT HONE 1t EEAu, l1o
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THE DE MTR>kA CONCERT.

u II v source Of pleasure to a chroDicler 0
passing events to note the success Of tru
iaerit, and seldom has this pleasing opportu
aity been afforded to as great degree as dur
ing the recent ovations to Mile. De Murska
From her initial performance to that of las
,light Her almost unparalleled powers have me-
1th appreciation which not only evidences
har rare abilities, but also shows the artistic
culture Of our citizens. At Grunewald Hall
Last evening, there Was a crush which must
nave been gratifying TO the fair cantatrice. as
goi as to the whole company.
From Tie opening Of the doors up 10 the
commencement Of the Performance there was
ona atealy stream Of people pouring into the
tjaii, and its capacity was fully taxed IN that
mort time.
Nile. De Murska was in good voice. end
apparently flied with the excitement which
such a house must occasion, and she sang
with delicacy Of expression and fulness of
1onn in keeping with the arias presented
The programme opened with THO by
Nine. Carreno Sluret Mons. S4uret and sig.
BHlGs which vas received with many en-
enrcs. Then Mons. Laurent saug q romenza
saucbingIy, after which Signor Braga charmed
Enc an Hence with his mastery command over
the violoncello. In his hands this instrument
Incomes almost human in its voice, and lis
skill makes it far superior in purity and tone
~ the violin itself
Nile. De Murska then sang that beautiful
3Ela from Sonnambula in r.vishing man
tler. Which brought forth vociferous applause
Mons. Sauret, in his violin solo, was par
-lonlarly good.
~ Mufska then presented PoIacca, from
ri i'uritani, with the same result - before,
.ae house ocho.ng to tho continued applause.
IN the Seiliana Signor Braga drew out
Size most delicious notes, and made as it were
,Ris cello plead with the tenderness Of babe
81 the matinee Mime. Sauret will sing ro-
anna Of Gounod, " lie Soir :" Mr. Merle
OF the French Opera, romanza "Ballo
n Maschers, and Mile. De Murska will sing
~I;olcro OF Sicilian Vespers, . Valse Ven
,anoe and " Serenade Schubert" with accom-
5animent Of violoncello by Braga
Monday night "Rigoleto will lie presented I
IT the Opera House, when De Nurska will
.sEe The great role OF ''Gilda.
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Grimes OF Brutality in London.

Gel. Henderson, Chief of the London 20
Lee, writing to the Home Secretary IN reply
~ circular sent out last autumn. asking for
Ef9rmation rs to the prevalence of brutal as
saultS says:
The assaults on women and children
SHOW Il steady and continuous increase from
25a III 1870 to 35l III 1874. The assaults on
szirn appeared to have iuctuated having been
only 3lG IN 1873 as against 300 in 1870.
enough they increased to 81 in 1874. The
causes to which the prevalence of this class
a! 0tiense are 10 be ascribed appeared to be:
6 intoxication consequent to some extent,
au Increased earnings. >. The wretched
rcnce Of any provision for their comfort
and amusement. The more experienced
"Hiclrs Of The metropolitan police
advocate, az rule, longer sentences
rs imprisonment and the inhiction Of corporal
punishment, especially in the cases of brutal
t7SaUlts on women and children. | believe
laat the punishment of logging, if awarded
after a trial by jury, would, to IL certain ey-
cent, act as 4 deterrent A permanent i'm
provement must be sought for in tho moral
hatuences brought to bear upon the lower
classes TO whom these crimes are almost en-
hreiy contined) BY improved education, dc
cent dwellings, and consequent habits of or !
Ger and thrift. The oifense known as carrot |
1ng has practically ceased. The opinion of
Iae police Appeals to be that corporal punish |
EAent has tended very much to assist them in |
cac suppression OF this class of ofiense.
ihere seems, however, some reason to believe
nat this peculiar ohense was confined to a
very limited class OF persons
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The planet Mercury, which is rarely visible,
owing to its proximity to the sun, can be seen
during the present week, weather permitting
about quarter before six in the evening. It
will be found at an elevation of about twenty
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One OF the reasons why light frequently
occurs in Montana churches is, that while
the preacher is praying, the congregation sit
on the backs OF the chairs and frequently
calculate That's right, old boss - ..Bully
for you g He's book sharp etc. Some
time the ministers get riled, and there's
where the disturbance comes ill., -.M,oa,th.ee
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
A Theory About the Beecher business.

New York Herald Interview. It'll
Well, now, let me tell you my story. On
Jane 10Th the Bacon letter was published.
On June 9th letter tror2 M eecAer never
published Was directed to half dozen
friends OF his in Plymouth Church, calling for
a committee Of investigation. On the Gh Of
July Mrs. Tilton made her appearance before
an informal gathering Of Plymouth Church
brethren and spoke very highly of her hus-
band. This did not suit the committee In
tiuences were set to work, and on the lth of
july Mrs. Titon was induced to leave her
husband. In the meantime, between the 9Th
and 18th Of July, the members of Plymouth
Church that were interested in indicating
the tnr fame OF their pastor set to work
to inyei9lo Mrs. Tilton from the home
Of her husband. The letter written
by Mr.. Beecher two DAYS after the
appearance Of 1ilton reply to Bacon, jane
%, was kept private until the 18th Of July
simultaneously with B6echers call upon the
committee, naming each In turn who were to
investigate the charges made against him was
the parting OF Mrs Tilton with the words,
I'VE part forever, addressed to her husband.
The other point, which goes to show that
Mrs. Illton had been SO nodded by the in
fuence around her, was that between the ex-
presslons avowlng undertaking love for her
husband and the equally great degree of affec-
MN
earnest action to exculpate him, she must
have been imposed upon in some degree by |
either side. 1t was hardly she who could have |
testified that Beecher was innocent and still |
hold that her husband was as lovable as be- |
tore, considering the charge was one that in
VOWED herself quite as much as either of the
principals. Now, sir, Mrs Tilton was entirely
under the influence of the Ovingtons. She
was taken down to Coney Island on the 10th
Of July: She there met with Mr.. Augustus
Storrs.
by accident ?"
mo, sir. BY accident and design. She
was promised the means of support if she
eft her husband. She left him the next dav.
Yrs. Oyington knew what she was doing
when she drove Mrs. Tilton down to Coney
Island. Beecher was to be saved at any cost
Mrs lilton was the one to do it. All kinds
If influences We're brought to bear upon her
The offer of money, the seriousness of ruin
ng Plymouth Church, the disgrace that
would attach to her family and children, all
hese were put in strong light before her,
nd she consented to do her best to save the
hurch and 1lr. Beecher and let her husband
Tide.