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s.hirht & t'u,h have removed th'iT
chemical d,e.ng aud oleap'ing "s's :
t.hmDrt from the ,orror Of j. h'u md
Comm ril - Washington Ay.nUe
between 81 ih sg'T .u'h .lr c'-. Tompet
'hr want. orturi- DO ny Gust mar- they
heye ordered and hive i1st rec iv"i from
l. r p ia se lot OF the hn'-' dye s'ui',
and are now rea = % t'.Ld 10 any, orie 3.
N hs.r Inc. ? i-5 aim.
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\ number or IN, prominent officers Of
tire Mississippi Central railroad company,
among whom wrr" II, :. NcComb, prcsi-
dent: T.. +. Frost manager: j. G..
Mann, division superintendent; j. H..
sellers. Luke Kcll and \. True, made u
living trip TO thi, city yesterday. on
board the rri,ilrur, private ear. The
party took iipuer at the -. Charles, and
I,ii in the afternoon.
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Tho Hon. {. Winston aud lady, who
some two months ago left this city for
Virginia. their former home, with the be.
lief that the visit would be- beneficial 10
the falling health of both, returned to
Cairo a few days ago. and We are pleased
10 learn, have been greatly benefited hy
the Journey.
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Candidates ntIl.

Mr., T.. II, CorcoHn proposes to give
q candidates Ball" at his house, corner
Thirty-iourth aud Ohio lrvcc. next Mon
day night, April 10, and promises a first
class time, with plenty of enjoyment for
all who participate. Come one, come
all, Candidates and your friends, meet
and improve the time. \ good string
band will be in attendance tor the benefit
Of those who wish to trip the light fan
tastic, IA 1t
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I.iDerai Hop.

We are requested to state by a member
OF the Liberal Religious Association, that
the last sucidblc To be given by their or
ganlatiou thi, season, will take place ut
Liberal Religious hall on next Wcdncs-
day evening, The young people are re-
quc.trd to be present and participate in
the evening" enjoyment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

the W. h'heker is now In nll con,ro, ~,
o. ~, " A.'Hn gton bakery, and bayin'. ,,. "
en-, ,,,. wants ofthe public, +. rrsn,r ,s"' u
,u' ply on call all demand. e., t'sp'red to
ey.rv,bin m'o"n and Graham bread. Sna
c,..l y'nlng else ordinarily found in r a"p
con, 'o.h ", lie maintains fu .,o' LEV, ",
In oU,tn'ee,'onerie', and eau, As well :. as ~
,s" 49, oe"'er In the city, bill OH or,Jcr, ~
o auS' nne' Cakes baked, ,ro ted or or,a
yIyen - ~ -, mort notice. speia ATTENTION
parties. ''"'E Or picnic
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complimentary beneft
Lodge. X. T.. of this city. Ia.
bcr- of the order. since last Wcdn,
have been busy getting eyerytm.
in readiness for the occasion, and are now
happy in the thought that nothing has
been left undonc that would add ono jot
10 the success OF the event. and are pa
tently waiting for the time TO arrive
when they vii. bc fully rewarded for
their efforts. The company. TOO, have
not been idle They have .pent much
time in rchcar-ing the play, which Mr..
Stevens has chosen for the occasion. and
they are now prepared to present them
t. the people of this city IN n manner
unsurpassed By any org nila'i1n travel
lug.
The programme, ~ may Do scen by re-
frrring 70 it, Is varied and unusually
attractive one, consisting of two excel
lcut plays. both If which have been
played by this company throughout the
country. and which have met with suc-
cess seldom att ndng any troupe. Be-
side this, the charming C2rlotta will favor
the audience with some of her most cN-
cellont specialize. which IN themselves
are whole show. aud Mr.. Buckley, who
has been the recipient Of the most natter-
ing cucomium, from the Southc u people
will give the audience a taste OF his ability
by the rendition Of "Saur kaut." The
balance OF the company, including Mr..
Taylor aud Mr. Barnard, both Of whom
have been very highly spoken of as actors
Of much ability, will also appear In the
Performance. and Miss Viola May. a
charming littlo woman Of whom the
critics can scarcely LAY enough. will siug
the beautiful piece entitled "Sllver
Threads Among the Gold"
In the play OF "A Widow Hunt" Mr..
J. \. Stevens viii appear in hi, great
speciality major Wellington dc Boots
II i said By those who have seen Mr.. Ste
vcus in thi, role. and by cOmputcu,
judge, too, tia, hc stands second 10 nC
man in the character. CarloIta will d,
the part OF Mrs. SwanadOwu," in which
she /, pronounced excellent. In My
Unclc's WILL Callo,ta will appear 4,
Florence Marigold," while Mr.. Stevens
will do Charles Cashmere The enter
tainmont throughout will bC tir, t-class
and should not be missed by any, espe'
cialv. a. il is for the benefit OF u home
institution. The following IS the pro.
gramme in full:
The performance will commence with
the charming petite comedy in one act,
now enjoying an unprecedented run al
Days Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York
| entitled
| "NiY USCLE's WILL
! Florence Marigold. .Carlotta
Charles Ca-hmore.........John \. Steven,
| Mr.. Barkcr..,................ Il. Buckley
To be followed by an exquisite Olic
"Sauer kraut' ............,...J. Il. Buckley
"Silvcr Threads Among the Gold.
Viola May,
Dreamy Waltz................... Carlor,a
After which, the evenings entertain
meut Will conclude with the sparklin
comedy in three acts, entitled
"A WIDOW HUNT.'
Maj. Wellington de Boots John 4 ste
! NcuS.
| Mrs. SwansaowE............ Iarlotti
Mrs. Major De Boots..........."Niola May
Mr,. Frathcrly............. Ada Llwrenc,
Felix Fcalhcrly........Frrd. ". Barnard
| Frank bedrock. j. Il. Bucklel
! Reserved Seats can be had by calling
III. store Of Dan. Hartman.
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30 he IUprOyed.

Mr.. Jewctt Wilcox, proprietor ..
st. Charles hotel, tell, va that 1t is his p,
pose to greatly add to the appearance
and convenience Of his spacious and
elegant house, within a very short time,
by numerous improvements.
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..fIItH.
rel, , 'Ai tin, ord kind. - o..
al ~ u
10 din, Z 1il ,,.c,i,,. .,,
'l''S 'nt', GIns i. Hector
Lamp Burners rao >r,,.t.
L1wp.wlck, Beer. very thin. ~ 80,
Coal OIL Chandelier, ,
Fruit stands, snl in iacte
,rorEorv and Glassware line. '
VII guarantee 10 dI7llcat.
purchlS q m -. Lou, and give
~ goo am a-,ortmcnf. "a. my stock {,
pl.jo in al hind- Of Queen md Gl,sswar,
81 . have pui mp n ca-k tor The retail
trade {, ctiurham and yellow Wurr. Vhrh D
IwiI -. - - pow :'u' IL o.. r"sI'Hr li-'
price.
A'-o ru lire or rlNls api T.cku: .u,.
c-y. Plated, Bn'lgla, Table ouI Tea
spoons, ami SCUM Ladies Come AMI zee
tory ur,"lyr.. u. HAaTHAN,
3.2~''f cor siNtG 4 Com. A..
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outi,i.

The body OF little johnny Mccarthy.
who was drowned over two weeks ago.
$50, found near iii, city. on the Kentucky
.horc, Yesterday afternoon. The remains
Of the Hulc boy will be- brought 20 hi,
city TODAY for burial.
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On April lith, 1873. at the residence Of
the brides father in Richyicw. Illinois.
by the Rev. DR.. Finley, eN-prr-idnnt Of
Lebanon University. y. -. Turncy, pa
tor Of the McthOl,t church. Paris. Ed
gar county, Illinois. AMI Mi, Emma v.
Oglc>by. daughter of R'y. ID. Otlc-by.
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CAIRO. LII, April lst, 1873
Cl-I- .dNNtl,
rna uonr, N n Mnmdcrfmi unmr,

" "
the valves Of which o on ard shut seventy
or @ guy times per minute aoalroh"i e
slmutut be aiken no the blood pump
W. Il, much flster, AM thlsu Inatu al 'petd
wears out the vit,l m iyhinery. A.. the in
toSi "a ing nostrun. aIyeUl'e a'"t'nic','
"renoya'o7s," "c receive" &c, produce
tins disastrous fleet, nulh nee all int"iIi'
gent Christians are tina KIM hat DIR
WALKER's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrrrRs
An lnyllora1r and Alterat 20 without a
sting-i' evcrywh re suppl ntng these
proprietary poi.ons. t-l3 Nv.
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Fresh supply.

MI T.. fiizgD ALI ha- just received md
aas on sale at hi, sales room largr stock
4 English ale, porter lIenne,sy brandy
pud yip,.. and nguor. Of all Binds. which
20, Will dispose Of a, reasonable Iricc..
g-G.q-Iptf
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By The request of many riiHens I announce
ny self a. o candidate iuT the once Of Treasurer,
40 tle cn-u,n.. city election. ..........
JAMES KtN-LEY
M Enron Please announce nv ~ y c1udi-
date iOrIe-eectiOut tie Once u tIiy Treasurer,
90 tue .p-uin1 municipal election.
Is b BLAKE.
". nr- authorized TO announce JANE ".
~1EN ARI ~ candidate tor M" "ihe" 81 't't
1Tvt-urtr, Nt TIE ensuing charter election.
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CHE Bulletin.
CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1915.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENT
For Mayor
Ma LDIfoR At the solicitation Of many citi-
tcu4, | AuHyunre myself ~ candidate tOi
Mayor, Ut the ensuing municipal election.
W II MUHRt-
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saloon
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

cfc'iH oil Error nra Abuses IN early life Man.
hood restored ImpNlimenta 10 Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment Sew and
remarkable remedies, Book and circulars sent
igcn, in scslod envelopes, Addrss, HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS, ti9N. Ninth street, PhIladel.
pha, Pa AN Institution having high repuia-
ton Tor honorable conduct anil professional
skur, le0-l-l5-dSw9In
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For City Attorney.

We arc authorized 10 announce JUSTICE
Il e. NNiN5iiAAl 90 a candidate Tor cry At
tYuCy, at ~. ensuing municipal election.
IpiroR BULitTN. Please announce ne - =
e1uuiu4t. Tor ~" Ollie. Of tis Attorney, ~ tie
auIug municipal election, amt UNlIget
HARNuN n. BLACK
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We are glad to learn that young Oak
ley, who was so badly injured by being
run over by freight train on the Cairo
& Vincenncs railroad, at Mt. Ca mel,
some time ago, Is recovering, and is now
strong enough TO sit up.
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Lost.

Between Winters Row and the IiULLE-
riN office, somewhere on Fifteenth street
il j. believed, = pair of gold Sp"ctacl"7.
The finder will be- rewarded by returning
the same Ia the BULLETIN office. 81.
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II, Block, boot and shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington and Commcf-
cial avenues, has lus, received new style
OF last. and Is now prepared to m IKE boot
tnat, for ncatness aud comfort cannot DO
eXcellod. CIV. him call and oNnuiHe
this new STYLE last. 6ii'l5'lm
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Mr.. j.. +. Blake informs ~ that the
newly elected officer, OF the Arab Fire
company viii be installed on next Mon
hly migMt. with The n.nal cercmonic..
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For Rent.

Two good = silence, IN Twentieth street
near the Court House Also tue Coat
House Il,tc. at low rent. Inquire at II.
NJ, cr'- cigar store, JACOB KLEIN.
4.lp.lm.
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SiRtiOncry.

The choicest lot oil Fine Stationery ever
brought 10 cairo, consisting OF every style
from the finest Rcpp 10 the plain Lcgal-fld
Bookstore, A0y one wishing their paper
"lnitla,od" can have It executed in tho Ia
test stylo without extra cost. Ladies are
Invited . csil and examine, 1T
tli.Gt YiANNOH's RoOKsrORF,
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something Neu

man m, W. Ju,' received a complete s..or,.
.b,ne, - D'a'' shades Of all sizes md
e,o 'ps'' suitable for clocks wax ao,."s' '
mic and la%',,' , ana Chenille, aud pic.
laro,,t a., travelling Baskets--the
''' E''' stock ever brought to Cairo.
Co,,..e, ID. HARrMAy.
3.=S.iE '' ''u'hrrci1l.
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We are informed that our fellow towns
man, Mr.. Henry Dinklc, who for the
past few days has been very low, - no
better. but hopes are entertained that a
change for the better will soon take
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Ueni state faxes.

Al taxes OF WhNIcver cnurDc'rr of de-
,crpuou, will become delinquent on the
Is h instant, and work upon the delinquent
tlN ii,twi.l ,hcn be COnmruc Il PcGrous
in areas fortlxps will tke Il note 81
thi-, ASH further notice will be giNcn and
NJ nirth + lcni MY en- he extended 10
them by the collector, under the law.
ALEX II. iRvIN,
County Collector,
CAIRO. LII, April lst, 1873
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Bleaching. &c

Mr.. Rumbold is now prepared 70
bleach and remodel all kinds Of hats, in
the latest style; also trim. Coarse
brails, j0c Residence Fifteenth street,
between Walnut and Cedar. llG-2-l-
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,z,s, .,,o,,,op.-wro want. Itr

\ Singer sewing Machine, very latest I'M
proved. nearly new, with nli attachments
Tor sale very low on Tease plan, I'VE dollars
per month until paiiior. Parties con''m-
pla ing purchasinga machine should NJ
isil to see mi, machine, at
ann HANNON's BOOKSTORE.
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A new Hove Sewing Marhin, Cor n good
hors,. WiIipy diIcre &c in cash. Apply
ut the Office ofthc Howe Machine Company
i'li-il,
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Gooi single room. on be up cr noor ~
DO. faint Charlie, c,u 30 hni, wi % hoa.d,
Il 'Hr very .ow rate Il go per month
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TIE COMPLIMENTARY srupv,n

lion =, .e me tarioiin C.mh,uo
OF lnis dix" H'h.
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Ca'ho miRxsr.-.WHolesaLr

mercSsnt p'. sSc ~ e s,eOrns commi.,io
Trude VI the Cairo Bosrd ~ =
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''o"' Merchant. 90 ,aa g..

" ''''IN Of fNr ~.
uh.,c, r f"',''i"g Country.
I ,'.,., 'H '(ueen'~are and GI,..v,y or
iGTc.,,I r' The 'olI wipgl.a!l.to,u...','
orord.<.H. w | ..' H'-.
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-rMn.EEn-sc Wngnn For snie.
Millinery Goods.

A ueS wagon Tor sale alta bargain. Ap.
ply attlc BULLETIS coutiug.room. a.
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seneat to Take Place =, a.
To-Nieh, '"' atheneum
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HPbtraf Itpu,s

day '' " "'f" qi''et yc-tc
FUSION made ladies, and c,,,,,...
Get nri, w. su'r'nteed, for sale At the lo,,
~ p p'. at J. Burger & CO.. " ~"
tertay. '' VII 'ne icvec yes
The Moguls Of tho u,H.,
'ral railroad company wers 'i s. Cen
yesterday. VIC " me city
i,y. n simmer silks Of the very best anal.
wy -. piIc,' ranging from G5 to 90 d d""'
Il Co.'S. ~ - Burger
--JaiIor Mccarthy +, DOING ooo,
Va h.om ' ,,e, win his chain gang. He
'' MIRA ~ work for several doys
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For City Clerk.

LDirOH BULitfIy o. Pletse announce me as O
candidate Tor reelection to the Office Of city
tlcik, ut tue ensuing charter election
WILL X. II AWKfN5
Enron BrLiETIN Please announce me ~ u
candidate tor the Office Vi Jiiy Clerk, Ut the en-
-uinx municipal election.
WM. FRENCH hXLEY
Na Editor -Atjhe sulc Mtion II many citi-
LcusI uunvuucr myself IT, u candidate Tor tie
uIlc, OG tlty ilcik, ~ the ensuing municipal
election JANIS NpI1
, 1875-04-14
TIE CHOSS.EXA11Iy.ATION,
FORM OF OATH.

FORM OF OATH.
nEFKNDAHre rnEJubloE8.
At ton r.inuses aftcr Ia m. Fullerton rots, md
tho cross-oxnmnat1on began:
Q.-Mr. Deccher, when tho Dib!e was present.
cd to you with viow OF administering thu o.tl
bolioye you relunod 10 swear upon II, nna min.
ferrod to awear Will, up!lftcd hand ? A.-Yes,
Q.-lIss that been your custom horetofo,o In
taking Nh oath? AL hkd no custom, ,-ths. h,
had mover, to my momoty, taken Az oath until
this suit began, except to swcar to document
or something Of that kind, and Always tbcu /
Ind been callo1 upon to awcar with uuf,eJ
hand.
Q.-Dtd you Appoar bofozo tho Grand Jur,
whcn tho Indictment Was found against Thoo..
dorc Tilton7 Al .tit1, tfr.
Q.-Dld yon not tLea swoar on tho o,spos7 ~
Q.-of coHrso you rcco1eot It 5ou ttld7 A.,
dont recolleet d!.lincty, but pre,uns Tia. di.
eon.een,'ona acrurles ag1ias. aweariug lho Dioe
Al dll not, '
u,-llave yoa no recollection upon tho subject
whether you did thon and there swear upon thu (ius.
pels7 Al haYc nono ut all.
o.-what we,e your oousotensous scruplos when
A not appoaF to mr.. Mr. Fullerton, until after lama
into corrt here, anu heard various wnesael Bgtarn,
oil the Bible. examined into tho oath minutely. au3
whcn csns 10 swear felt TINT l wan
uSWILLINu TO SWEAR ExGEPt ny ATFrRNAr1os,
thouRh my private preference would have bean ths
9hk IL tu6 k9uAe OF tHe
would awear by nothtng stss thsn by God, moi b.
any lower form or symbol Of the Divine pressnce.
Q.-Do you rstollect how you ssore to tho dom.
tle 0ospbls7 A.-Wnst looulneut7
Q.-rne ono that yon A!nds 70. I rofer 10 Ii.
answer iu this case. Al don't take your moanian
Q.-rhe answcr which you put in TO t1a comphiai
In this ease Al sworn aDsucr. A-Ysa, air.
Odd you not swear upon tho dosliela when I'm
Affixed yo.r name and sworo to tho con!entsf Al
think lid not, sir.
Q.-uavo you any recollection upon tho anbi.et,
Al EeeolIect nt tho limo bwsarng, aud wLero sgurs
10 IT, 1Ht don't tecosleCt swtatilg III on the oepoL
Q-Do you recollect that y0u did nol enelr upn H.
Gospels A.-Ho, sir.
Q.-Ihen you liays no recollection upon thu rub
5cct7 AL have recollection 6f urerJ thing e.csst
the parti :nar form in which took tho oath. Il vi
RlmInsaserca 10 INC ln New ltampshse Wha.sfcrt Il,
customary form Ii there, that took.
, 1875-04-14

him or Talson still be must 10 painfully Aware
Of those a,cady, uevnr-failing eyeh that arc
watching him aa II tlloy wonl,l read his inncr.
most sou..
grew uneasy vllonavor Fnllorlop spoke OF hor.
sho ncrvonsly plhyol with lnco veil, and her
handsome. datk eyss hur1ol hashoa OF soorp At
tho groat orosB-osAm!ncr. Hho looks worry III,
and to oven tho casual observer 1t musk DO ap-
parout hhe is kept up ouly by hor remarkable
Will. uor faco v'os In Nll.cncss with inor spov-
whito hair, Which Ia brushed carefully down over
her temples. To-day sho is supported by hor
two eona and hor dhuyhtor, Mira. Beoyi!o.
GETTING rLA1NEn.
The ecrosa-e1hu,inatlon was unntorcAliug for tho
ins hour after rocoss. Decchor, doubt
less, has adopted Hroullou'a tactics,
nni don't rcmcmbos whenever any so
vero question preaetts ilrclt or his mind Is fall
Ing, or he las happy way Of daposng OF ur-
happy subjects by instantly forgetting thom.
About Fullerton 1ost his tomper aud toll wit
ness in sovere terms not to 80 outside Of tho
questions. His adu,onition dla.ufbcd tho wit
ness equilibrium, wllo bocamo for TOW momonts
fautrEel aud oxcltcd. Fullerton haa now shown
bis hand. uo hns thrown aside tbo cloak OF
snhvtty and courteay which has 10 distinguished
him hctetoforo, and hantlos tho witness without
gloves. 1Io stops him sharply wbonovcs he COM
monccu to oxpatiato upon subjects out
aldo Of the questions, aud allows him
no voice bcyond which tho law allows, and lie
om!ts no OCCASION to admomlsh tho wI,boss. md
ts mot over particular about Ills uso Of words.
DoeehcrR almost lnvarihbls snswer ia, " do not
rccoiloct," which PHRASE promises to oasnurber
Moulton's famous "1-don't-remembers." Tho
&4--. S.A~
, 1875-04-14
TlLToN'S FALL FROM GRACE,

T1fNTEn DEFENDANT.
effect that Theodore Tllton had f1lleo from tho
orshoao5 !a'ns A'-We,!' N tnas ,sely osen
FORM don't know that l exastly heard Of 't
and dangerous tendencies heard As ca!'5 "
o.-1ooson.ss lo what respect, A,-1oo...
ness In regard to his Theological views.
Q.-Well, YOU did cot regard him as orthodox
then, did you7 Al did. substantially, IN tho
carly pais. l thought be was going through
that fermentston Of mind whleA evosy ingsatom md
through, By which traditionary ueafs aro cl1nsul 10
perso1ai tnf.
9h%sa 1 ,oq sssr shss h' got shr'nsa'
in Il, iaish7 Al hayo bssrd essta;aiy thss l. r
ges through int ierrnentstioai
o-ns;s yog .. hsara. snd frequently nssra ~ y,
e1xoa spote il Your direct examination Of ron.
soa ~ ths S .s of yoat brobs
Ds. Edward Ds.cl,sr, Do you rs:ollett tnose arits
now7 Al hare navsr rsad than slnee ~ t4y n,
ssnoe ssis aosss Of IT, Ens sn
thas nraat 10 lnc!uas saa rssoisst Tey dl.la:y
bAfAA8 <&2b AE8e*AoA AAHVA ~ 7k1A48 "s"e' $--'T
was
TRUE AND slr8,
10 EXPRESSING only that which would exco ind aAsa
lhe pre}ullrSs of gro1t many gool nieu.
,Q,-Tha doctrine you approved OFT A.-Tae<o VI
no toct1iEs In technical form.
miss - as
Odd rou think Il WIS aound7 ALL VII aos
vita It VIA not youpa.
O.-Then Yol thouahk It uuko,,,,H7 A.-un4auna
In seutlmeuis Of polly.
ODD YOU think tto sentiment was tEus Or W.
tsue7 Al wa not I oue1tion Of seut!mtuL u
was ouns,fon Of liza po!.cy Of thc papos.
o.-ilid yn,l tbink fha cr1tei.ms Of Or. Edward
Bescher wsfo vail iounded7 A.-No, III, l did EpA
Docausa liz cr,ticIsms Ielj upon mo,
D-Supupsiun You 70 he rasnousibIe for Tho to1eo1
of tho nanerf A.-Jfn tbouQIt WI aIl respoeabts
for the nsuer N i dauren
o.-DId YOU arnro1o OF thu criticism 20 iAf ~ M
aticles themssiyns wsra concerned, trrespectts q
anything imuuted 10 yuu7 A.-DId -
Q,-Yus; u!d you appEoyc Of she cr!tlcsm 20 fssT
any couuocton wsa IN nutc to yQu7 A.-S0s u,
do moi rccolicst that cyer did, az.
Q-DId ynu evar ntn Ii the Indepknatft my Ist!ea
imputed 10 TheodoEs Titon when yon thought W
suund Ia doctrinef Al do not recoItect now ~! ~
ever mat or hRd brought 10 my attention any Atss
ii,st disru.se,t io.triu.s nnnosod ty me-
thought n ntrnieoua 10 tneit eect7 Al DO not aos
recall sny. otcept thss which criticised j..
, 1875-04-14

rou.ac with Mr.. Tlon7 - Tbs anawsr vss. .tyo,,,.
Now SIR did ~. Mou,tnn In all h!a lntercostae with
you, any Of his con t'ons w!ih you the H.
subleets contested herewith =. any time, m,hs anr
atotsAtion, tmpntlton, 1r iAtImaton 1f etfuT in
never did, air.
Mf. Eynrs hero s,t down. and, after awhi,e, uoado,
n tho direction Of patnsi1s couuael. aud said. That's