, 1875-03-08

ssdatAbly In looks. To nobody elso amons th
lawyers than afr. Doaoh does Mr. Decol,os i!stc1
WIN nit,cll Attention.
"Whas aro wo gong to do IT tho juror ohoult
not bo ablo to attend 7" asked Mr. Ueochcr.
"0h. NO can 60 on with efovcn, or less, rc
Piled Mr.. Teach, iii both partlcn consont. 0ul
bolioso p
II used to 10 sick ont West," answered hlr
Doecher. Strong constitutions cannot combat
against mafsral dfRoasos, tiso chtlls aud foyer.
lssod in t'took,yn haven't lost sevan days by
sickness"
Yon wero something OF an .thlete whom yon
1 wcre young?
sports" and NIr. 1lcec!or stretched out both
arns, and brought Ills hands back to hia
shoulders, a. though bullying out tho muscles bY
tonsioa i, tho familiar way a I could mako .l,e
@ @,ansost run Ct any man in tic countty-coultl
for long time a. arms lougih. came Of q
HtyonE fathos and strong mother, and Am
very strong n,yscl. am 61 yonrs old, hut boa1
my age lightly. This bad atmosphere doesn't
press tnc."
slth. Ioechcr VAS ready to 60, and had called
!! Mcf husband twico; but 10 had not heard hor.
lhcn Rhc touched lfs nrin, aud tl,ey went out
together, with tho Plymouth attendants trailing
THE rouHo MAN WHOM Mns. PUTNAM Wished
DESs'E y1'g 3UnExs 3!drk TO- To- aAAnr.
NlrE. InlnAm, wlloao tostinopy vas inttrFupt-
ell yesterday, was tho hostess Of Doasio Turner
r. tie glrln TacattonH from Dr. nold'a school In
StoMbensilio and Of Mrs. Triton in l,or yisIte to
tho West. It waa from her house TINT Mrs.
Iiton wrote tue letter 70 hor husband which
say to yonf' While bessie Turner waa Waiting
Airs. Putnam In Marietta young hunchback Who
had plenty o[ money but whose dafornty kopt
him great deal ont Of ladies' society began to
ttS1f l. n$t
worthy, but no found 1t difficult 10 hnd gtrl
who would consent to marry lim. Mrs. lutram
know noealo's history. and took nothcrly in
teross In lloT. and at tho young uana solicitation
wrote to ior tllat ho was willing to take her ont
OF school and marry her.
Miss furner wah very much disturbed by tho
proposition. for, as shc was lnlos oplisations to
Mrs. Putnam for her kinanoss, she could not do
cldo vol what to do. On jan. 10, 1879, abe
sho said she hardly know tho young mAn. aud
that ho was no snisshapcd that she did not feel
atslactod to him. The lotter WAS wall uritton,
and II filled oight pages Of note-paper. It con-
tanned much good aont3uent aud forclblo or
rrreslon OF hcr rapugnanco to mATry man 80
Gcformed, but she said t4at she was willing to
DO .Whatoyer laer friends thought best, a. ehc
had, she thought, boon burden on thoir hands
long enough, Tlltou wrote to lter not to marry
tho Young man. aud gave her adyice which sho
accopted. hlssa Tusner is In boafding-houso
10 Hicks street With A[rs. Morse, and it ia eaid
that on her crosH.o1aminhtion tho facts siyon
above arc TO be elicisot aud tho letter which Bl,o
Wrote Ia to be presented to show the kindly feel
ing between hcr anu Mr. Tltou,
TrLToH At ANNA D1cKISHuN's LECTURE
4ttf1 loFk Herald, NIFrh i.
Miss Anna .. Dickinson lass osonn9, In Stein. |
Opinion OF It," Despite tho stormy weather |
saeto was quito large audience, tho major pos-
tlou OF whom, strange to say, we're Of the zen. |
flor seq. just before Miss Dekinson made lor
appearanco on the stage Theodore Tilton. ESCORT
lug a young lady, and accompanied by ono Of his
,oltnbo[, Roger 4. Pryor, entoEod tho hall, and
;ook reserved scat In tho central row. His en-
rance created quito sensation. apd. when the
lect1re VAS oTer tue latlco In the audience clus-
erod about tue, doorways in order to
,uddllng togother outside tho main i'. On.
rapco, exposed to tho storm, whero
hey Eomained until the lights vero
~. out a. Theodore and by party, aftor tho
heir respects, II was believed, to Aliss Dickin-
Oh, there voro not 4 fcw disappointed women
N tho sidewalk whon tho doo,s wote closed.
bliss U'cklnson'a loosuro, 1t WAS supposed By
ut such was not the case. Sho only referTcd to
accidentally. Tbs tlteno was tho social cyiL |
I'D the aim OF tho lecture was to arouse tho IT.
snton. as tho lecturer insimAted. to tho nocos-
~ oi 60 educating tue boys of the period a. to
i've them openly aud above board. oven bofore
10y got out OF tholr tcens, q good idea OF tho
sis they would b instrumental In bringing
bout N snost maturer years II allowed to iof-
W. thcr bad incl'uattons and :. tho toachtngs OF
'ci9ty " ~ to saoir responsibility in life,
EEEcHEn's Tn1A1-ExrENBEs. l.
Mr. Aifl ID the Treasurer Of tho Doccher conn- |
y, and gives out clocka to The thirteen jawyors
ho aro In tho case tor fees. And for expenses.
p, 20 junior counsel. who aro busy hunting III, I
lppllod with little packages OF 80 cent ftaction-
currency notes. When subpoena ID served,