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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of decree entered In the County COuri
Of Ohio counIy, West Virginia, On the 18th day u
April 1870, IN cause In chanceFy therein pending
wherein Ann Short, EXGcutTix Of the last will and
testament Of Henry short, decd 10 plaintiff and
John N. short Il al aTu Defendants will ssll at the
front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio county,
On SATURDAY, May Is, 1915,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, ut public auetion,
10 the highest and best bidder, the following de-
STibed heal Estate, tO-Wlt;
A piecu u grOund In that part Of the city Of
Wheeling called North Wheeling, In the addition
lherCtO laid out by John McLnn, and described Us
inll0WS; Beginning At point wheTo tho 0uih line Of
tho TINT alley running parallel with and south Of
High street striker the National Rnad thence along
The western side Of aid nal south about seventy
l1O irt, More OF less 10 MnL Rnach's lnH; thence
vest with slil Mn. Ruach's line one hundred and
INy-lhTcr 1851 feet more or less to Phillips line
thence north with said line Attysix 1861 feet TO the
alley aforesaid thence east with said line two hum
dred and sixteen 1916 feet more or less to the place
o. beginning, On MID gmund there y a coltalIn
house containing five rooms together with water and
county and State u West Virginia, and owned and
occupied by the Nlil Henry Short decd, al the
tIRiCOi bis death, and was conveyed 10 the said
Henry Short, decd, In his lifetime by William
Collins aud wife by deel dated May lSt, lSGS, and
recorded IN Deed HOOk No, ~, FOliOH7, Of tho
Record Of DEEDS Of Ohio county,
TERMS OP SALR-Onc-hali the purchase money
10 IL pald In cash (Rnl as much more " the Fur.
chaser may choose IN pay, The balance In two equal
lnAtallments at six AMI twelve months with inter-
est; the delGrrud payments 10 bc secured by RGs0-
table notes with approved CllOTsCrS, and the Title
10 b. retained by the Commissioner until the puT-
chase money shall have bcen paid In full.
s. 0. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioner,
JOlN W, MITCHELL, AuCtlOnCcr. anl7-S
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
AGlna Flro and Marine Insurance |
Company NJ wheeling
InClalIUry.

George Roberts aud otlOS,
by virtue Of decree VI the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on tho
10Th day NJ January 1919, IN the above entitled
proceed u Ael al public auction at the front door
Of the Court HOUSE Of Said Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1915,
Comuientinga 10 o'clock A. N. hf said day, all tho
tn and other minerals, belonging al present 10 tue
Crescent Iron Company, which arr In and under
lands that werO conveyed u the mId lleOrgn IlDlH
erls by The deed Of John Woods trustee, and Mar
thu Knox, bearing date Tie Sih day Of june, 1893
and rUcordCd In tho Clerks oiIos Of said Ohio
county Ia Deed hook No, 50, page 467; excepting
only 70 mIrh Of Bhld coal rs WIS conveyed by sid
tiNOFgB ROhaflR and VILE 10 Emma II. Carter by
deed dated the ist day Of January, 1870, the all
deed being q deed q exchange betWeCn the said
icorSe Roberts Of ihe other part, and recorded 10
mid Clerks Office IN Deed Book No 81, page a.. .
ALiD all tho coal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which by tho said last mentioned deed
81 exchange wBrC granted by the Sald Emma Il
Carter 10 tho sald GeoEe Ro6OriSi the above eoing
The. Erne coal, minerals ways, eaScmCnts,. rights
and privileges which were conveyed by the aid
lsDbeftS and wiiO 10 the Crescent Iron Company
by deol hearing date the l2th day Of July, 1871,
and recorded In aid Clerks Office In Deed Book
No. 49, page 5G1. For more partlctilat and minute
description Of the inelea mud bounds Of the prUnlsc
hero offered for sale the eOrS0 Of entries, and The
character Of other improvements Connected with
The Elnie, reference Is hereby made 10 complete
plat Of Tho Sald promises now posted In the Clerks
office u Ohio County Court
TERMS ~ SALE-Onc-iOurth Of The purchase
money to be paid In CISh on the day u SALE, and
tho residue Of said purchase money 10 be mid In
four equal annual lnStallmcnts with interest there
on from the day Of lC The purchaser 10 give bonds
with security, 10 DO approved by said Special Com.
mIssiOners, Tor aIl deferred payments, and the
title to d property 10 IN retained until The aid
purchase money shall have been fully paid.
JAMES r. ROliERS,
4. q. BARR,
mF26 Special Commissioners.
The above sale isadjourhcd until WEDNESDAY,
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r OCKsMIT1lING,
II BELIsHANG1NG, &c
Thu undersigned would inform Tho cI,lyrn, ol
wheeling and vicinity that no has opened 4 shop
for the rCnalf Of
LOCKS, STOVES, &C., AND BETteHGNdtNG.
ia has Atto an hand fall stock Of Hardware and
Cutlery, which will 10 sold low.
DOMtNICK OBERGFELt.
AMI No 2tt2 Main Street
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affairs occurred on Saturday night last.
One man was stabbed in the abdomen by
another, who is already held by bond to
answer a charge for stealing. IT'S sad;
but ought We to expect anything else,
when the laws are 30 loosely administer
ed in Jefferson county? For instance, q
short time ago, police officer was let go
scot free, after brutally killing poor TEL
low who was unable to help himself The
only remedy for such Offences isto execute
the laws.
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ThonghtIuI Thodshts.
The iirst wealtl, is health,

The frat wealll, Ia health.
A good heart Ia worth gold.
No legacy isso rich "a honesty.
DO nothing you want to conceal.
Patience and gentlCness are power.
Friendship Is The wine Of eklAtance.
Patience Ia bitter, but Its fruit IL
sweet. Hs&
Enjoyment stops where Incidence be-
gins. r,-
manl. r,i..
4 friend indeed is one who is not ii
need.
The worst men often give the leSt nd.
vice.
The contcntei man Ia never poor, The
discdntented never rich.
To keep ourselves pure we must put or
"the whole aFmOt Of God. 49,.
Low as the grave is, only Faith car
climb high enough to see beyond II.
1nviolable fidelity, good humor and
complaCCncy Of temper outlive all the
charms Of a fine face, and make the decay
Of IL Invisible.
There are three companions with whom
YOU should always keep on good TERMS
lirst, your wife; second, your stomach
third, your conscience.
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B. E. Tiff, Gen. Manager.
J. NJ. TODD, General Agent.
Office, No. 5S Twelfth ST.,

mrls.s wASniNGroS MlhL MOCK
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The above Slie isAdIOurhed until WEDNESDAY
May 18th, al 10 o'clock 4, n. aTtsO
nRUir TREES, sliRUBBERY, &c.

l. .-...,-u...,,r-.-.., ,,,, d.. az.
a., inc lfoIfielots o. Iielalnt lilIl curnery, Mal
NlfBihiat at1 now oueflng the mOdl colhPIuIe huL'
aFy stick grown within the State !Or many yean.
Ihirty'iqlr years c1lGrienEe ana olEcrNntioI IN
the growing Of rnit anu Irti! treS has cnahied "
10 present very large collection Of All kinds o.
FRUITS embracing old aud new varieties which have
Deen testel ~ Nafinlis localities, anu iOuhd wei
adapted ID his climate Our trees are All grown %
tho highest land IN THIS country, and eHhosel "a
storms on all side, which secures TO the panleT
grown on IIch low OF lotion, lands aud double To-.
amount o. rcotlsO CSenltal to the EOtl ErOwth 81
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january I,1s75.
INCOME FOR 1874.
EXPENDITURES.

Total IuColn'
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WA't" loI'i ~" ~ We ~, - 1nl
No :, nyG 2OJ, IN the GlrIkH OulcG OF Tue COUNTY
I0nTl q ONO county MGsl NlrBlhia We Ihe W.
mcrNgncl, llahnlmI FHtmA ana hnDTl SIangle,
TrlAInH inc aid ianllltal tOrDtS having DeGn ny
W order 81 Tue IlrClll IOlTt lpr OllG county MgsI
va, made ana enIHIsI on lhC iNh Iay o. pegrm,
mr, lsH' gpGo,hlM irusuS ~ lhS place ana HVaa
Ol James D WhclI' uNN'su'l WIZ Oh
Saturday, tho both DAY Of May,
IS76.
Commencing al 70 O'clock 4, ~, proceed 10 sell ut
!Hs re! door q EGS GSGI oIS q EaS SSIh
bidder, the property conveyed 10 us by tho said
deed Ok trust, that il to ayi All tho following de
sCFlbNl prOlpFty, NtuatOlIn The county Of Ohio In
tho State Of West Virginia, and In and near tho city
Of Wheeling namely, tract or parcel Of land con-
tanning by survey iOFly-twO ar aCns, two (2)
rGIs and three III POLES, aud bounded as follows,
ylEi
BEGINNING nj a Dulni In the centre Of Wheeling
Crrek inn limo with tho eastern side Of lot cOn-
yeyCl In JOhn ", an anil wife and GCOrgU Hard.
man and wife to John n. thinner; thence to and
with The line Of said ZlmmCF's lot, Enuth SOISo west
10 poles 10 the AOuth side Of Webster street. thence
with The side Of Webster street south so cast Is
pOOs 10 the cast side Of High steCCt; thence with
Inc east sIdn Of High street south 90 west 10 POLES
to The hubbard rad; thence by Nl rad north Ss'
Gust II poles; south Ggh' east Is poles south ls1s'
elsl ~ poles; south S1lS' east ~ poles south OIo
ttlAl IlDItsi hOltl IDNN Nlllt
l6I5 Poles south Gust u piles; south $50 east
piles 10 tho line u tho Singleton tract; thence
with said line south i7Io east II poles north 674
east 81 poles; north 40awcs az poles TO tho centre d
Wheeling Greek, and thence down the centre Of
Md creek south 11 west 81 piles; south So west %
pOos north 7.5 west is poles north co. west poles
10 Inc beginning; on which tract IL erected the Iron
mill and establishment known as the Crescent Iron
Work., together with all and singular tho buildings,
fixtures, engines, machinery, rolls, athes, tools,
Implements and Equipments pertaining, or In any
WIso belonging 10 lilo sail Iron Works
And also all the cOal Of other minerals and
mining privileges Of, or belonging 70 tho
Ml party Of the first part IN or under the bill Outh
Of WhUCling Greek, called Chapllnes I'LL, being
tho coal and other minerals and privileges mining
The GanlG from the tnCt hCFClnbCfOre described.
And also from tract adjoining tho nnlO and
bounded rs follows, tO-wiL, beginning NJ the south
west corner Of the graveyard In that part d the
Eald city Of Wheeling which lies south VI Wheel
Ing Crek, ut the GIrnCF Of Alley and Second
street. thence south ~, east 3lS POles thence ~,
west Ia poles thence south bTi5, west 81 poles 10
the line Of tic nld Singleton tTaCt; thence with
that limo north i7Le, west II poles to tho said
Hubbard road; Themes down that rOal north $50,
west poles; north fsT west u pOlosi south 90,
west 1874 poles; north SlI2', west pOlesi north
pOies sodi So west II poles 10 tho east side Of
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The Desencraey OF Stenbenvlile.

IFfOIn The WeIIsbnTg HcTaId'I
Our neighboring town Of steubcnville
Is becoming notorious. IA she increasca
In population and wealth, vice and i'm
morality makes equal advancement. II
was not always no. A few years ago
when We were 4 tieniten Of that delightful
town, order reigned supreme. II was q
rare occurrence to hear Of drunken rows
or midnight aaassinations. Bnt now, &C.
cording to the Gazette, several dt'grNcetul
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AASETH.
LIABILITIES.

Death claims reported aud not ,lle..os 22s,oSS 90
Reinsurance reserve ~ per cent In
leresL New York StanIar) .....n..... S,7lO,ssO 90
Total liabilities sS,O7s,slS 90
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TRUSTEES SALE
oP THR
CRESCENT MILL

Pursuant 10 a decd Of trust Of tho CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated the NrOnd day Of
March, 1871, aud rGOHlud In Drctl Of Trust IOOk,
M I, pgyr 800, In the Clerks OiCC Of the County
Court Of Ohio c0unty, West Virginia, We the nm
hCrlgnNl, Hannibal FUrhes and Robert Cnnglc,
TrlNlcs The said Hannibal Forbes having bScn by
Va, made and entered on The 10Th day Of DcCCm-
hcr, 1871 uppnnied Trustee In the place and stead
Of James s, Wheat, tlcCOaScl.l will on
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Mr.. BEECHER's RECONCILIATION WITH Mr.
BOWEN.

About February, 1870, at long interview
at Mr. Freeands house for the purpose VI having .p
and final reconciliation between Bowen anu Boecper' "
Bowen stated his grievances, which we're du eithgr
business Nature or Of my treatment OF him ersordHp s
per memorandum in his writingl.
The memorandum referred to IL the paper That ne n
put already BY the other SIDE and 80 that h may % IN
derstOod will read II In this connection;
BOwEss TERMS
Yrst-Report and publish Sermons and i"''urefoom
Seeond-Now edition Plymouth COLLECTION ani FREQ
lands interest.
Third-EX planasons TO church
FO,ofh-Write me a Letter -. ,..o ,.,t -,
Finh-Retract in every quarter what mas oeen sa'" w
After hours OF conference everything was adlns,eo
We shook hands We pledged each other 10 w0tk heuoo
for tn without lar break said to MN PR now vi
agreement of harmony do not let it rest Come stfag'
to once, and will do the Same by y0n e 49,
In the lectllreoOm stated that all our differences wco
and that We wero friends again rms pnh tss,
greatly pleased with II was after all TINS Ina
Mr. Howard 10 help carry out this reconS ,s, @
to call on Mr. Bowen and TO remove the ntte
between them,
Mr. How ard called-expressed his qualification ,,
Then II was that without any proy0cat0n no t"i
BOwen told Mr. Howard that this reconciliation tu nov
Beeoher which II he should speak 1t would drive DIT
Beecher out OF Brooklyn" Mr. Howard proHsSn wlCn
horror against such statement, saying " Mr. Bowen,
this Is terrible. No should make suo staemenI
unless he has the absolute evidence" TO this UT
Bowen replied that he had this evidence, ana sau'
pontedy, that he (Howard) might go 10 Mr.. Beecher.
that Mr. Beecher mould neo give hls consent 'ns "e
tBOwen) sfonld tell Mr.. Howard TINS scored ~, ~
Mr. Bowen al no time had ever make known 10 mr ID
what this secret was and the hints which MI Beecher
had had OF led him think that IL was another '"o"er
and not the SANDER when ne now mus " W W
Paper marked 10s-ln evidence
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mske charges against Mr.. Tnton; ana Mr.. 1h'on
uever made tho charges Of Mr. Cleveland He
did the very reverse thing Of what Mr.
Cleveland proposed and question 10 asked which
implies that Mr. Cleveland did not carry on his promise
10 Mr. Tton. and Mr.. Triton did nothing Of the kind
which Mr.. Cleveland proposed he should. rat
Judge Neilson--I sec what your view IL.
Mr.. Morris-I withdraw the question.
Judge Neilson-Mr. Norris can you close tho exsmiDa
ton Of this witness before tho adjournment not we
may - well adjourn now. T.ot
Mr. Morrfs--It will tsko hak an hour longer.
Judge Neilson Ito tho wness-will that suit you Mr.
Cleveland rt -.f.s. rr.f
The witness-Thank you, Judge.
The Court hero took Q until 2 O'Clock.
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TO receive this paper and allow rho 70 reesx se III
is the paper that accused iittc while sso
holding. and have mover boon relieved Of tn~ 0""'s
down TO this moment. r. -. .
Mr. Morrisr don't relieve the counsel now OF IT, mas
much as he was not charged with It, and never hS uSoa
said gave the two papers to him. and whether no nSs
returned them not was not aware but that WA ~
that time unable 10 find them: that was the fact 30
that don't relieve the counsel Of IN accusation snss
mover was made.
eadns from the printed copy OF the paper last SHOWN
the witness. being already marked io5 for denttncs
toni
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THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Court met at o'clock, persusnt to ad-
journmcn+
Henry II. Cleveland. was recalled and the crcss-eK-
animation continued
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MIR. SHEARMANS CARD IN THE "NDE
PENDENT"

O. Do Won recOllect card that was pub
sbed in The independent In the Spring early Summer
NJ 1874. signed by Mr. Bhearmani A. What kind OF .
card do you refer to
O. ANY cardi A. recOllect an article.
O. Well call 1t an article A. Perfectly.
O. That was after the appearance Of Of the Bacon
articlesi A. 1t was.
O. Did you have anything to do with that cardi A.
did.
O. In connection with Mr. Beeoheri A. Idid
O. In ito preparationi A. Not much in Its prepare.
ton.
O. Anyt A. No. Sir.
O. Howl 4 Not any in its preparation. The card was
written by Mr. Shearman the paper was written by Mr..
Sherman.
In any changes or alterations did you consult With
M Reeeher or were you present when II was tho sub
ect of conversation A. had conversation with MI.
Beecher about the subject ofthat
O And did not you and Mr.. Beecher-or, were You not
,raseut when Mr.. Beecher made some suggestions with
rerence 70 the character Of that card A. Mr. Bcochcr
some suggestions " me In reference " the character
OF that card
O. The purpose Of that cardi A. That was prepared
nv Mr. shesrman upon . specific agreement made be-
twesn Mr. Tton and myself that all he desired In that
matter of settlement Of the Bacon letters was that be
.hou be vindicstsd from any appearance Of evasion In
ree.rd TO bis connection with Plymouth Church.
a WA that the object OF tho card A. That was.
VIII YOU look ct that and say whose handwriting 1t
.i Handing witness psper.l A. II looks Like Mr..
Beechers
o. Have YOU any doubt about it, A. have none.
really.
Mr. Morr.s-we offer that.
Tho witnoss-I am not willing TO to It, but II
looks Ike Mr.. Beecher's.
". Shsamae-I an ven CsA v{GE Honor P'sasA
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THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
Mr. Morris-NO. Sir, it is a letter. letter
iu evidence. 1t is one OF your Exhibits
Mr.. Shearran-Yes, Sir.
Mr.. Morrfs-u rs at page 1874
Judge Neison-Do you remember whather u WA IN
evidence or not Mr. Cleyelandt A do not
Evats-Does the question show on the record ~ots
II is that he Is asking about.
Mr. Morris-It IL letter from Mrs luton . Mr. Mot-
ton without date.
Mr. Egarts-Isn't 1t an Exhibits
Mr. Morris-It is an Exhibit.
Mr., Evarts-wen, does the record shows Ali want
that the question point the paper The wttoe-s
knows what 1t ia, but the record would not show
Mr. Morris-D ID is the Exhibit
Mr. Eyars-very well. d a.
Mr. Morris-Now do you recollect that that ettsr
contained in Mr. Moutons first long statement ant th
u nowhere else appeared A don't recollect.
@ And have you recollection upon that point st AL
A. No recollection.
@ Just look at that statement commencing with tho
word We" and read two three lines, aud soe that
viii refresh your recOlleotlont
Judge Nefson-sate the page. 20 that tho counsel viii
know where TO ind IL.
Mr. shearman-Tbe misery Of this book yoar H,uor, 10
that 1t has got no paging.
Judge Seilsop--Ahi
Mr.. shearman-Thst Is the trouble. Ths compiler
ought to be indicted, convicted. and hung Laughter
It's letter that is not in evidence It Is paper that
IL not In evidence.
Mr. Morris-f Reading.l
We observe that Mr. Moulton parades lster pnrpOrt
fng 70 have been written by Mrs. Titon 70 him. j.
Now are you not enabled to say now, Mr.. Cleveland
chat that quotation or reference taken from Mr. Moui,
tons letter and that that marked in his long state
ment a. Jr A. / have recollection about 1t.
q You signed the reporti A l. did,
wse the evidence fresh in your mind st the time ibis
report was made upt A Very likely.
Do vou Nj.
Eng letter or statement written by Mrs Ttton that WA
0h0wn TO Dr. Storrs commencing:
In July, 1870, prompted by my duty, informed my
husband that II W. b. my friend and pastor had sole
tied 10 DO vito TO him. together with AL that this
implied
DO you have recollection Of such letter Or state.
menti 4. Some recollection about It,
Q, Was that before the Committeei A ion's recoi'
lect, Sir.
Mr.. Shearnan-state the number OF that Exhib,
Mr.. Morris-Can't you staiei A cannot
Mr.. 6hearman-What Is that
Mr.. h0ris-Exhibit-
~ SslGa ~ NJ. karrsl-ssvas pl2a Ga
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Mfr Moris-i38 in mine IL commences on LIT.
read "ID making up
Mr. Morris TO tho wtness Did you not give the evil
dence that now read at your house.
Mr. shearmanI objoot to that question on the ground
IN At tina evidence must be shown to the witnosa
MIR. Beach ito Mr. Morrisj -Wsit moment Put your
question and road that
mOny.
O In making up es report ID u .ss into 1SOs sc sa:is
tSpoff " took into censideratlon all Che svdeSOs that
given SSS S s no sSaa nat ~ before tho
not tsts any into sy sSnss''s
vis. bsfas vow M twas mot . shs Com
t can Sny r9Ry e sss 10 that 70 W complied
during that Investigation We TOOK 20 statement daSns ~,
sp snd r b sss not 'efoSs
Committee we did not regard 1t a. evidence oeioee Vs.
g. Now, did you 80 testify at your hotset A. accept
that whether / did or not
O And do you say now that you did not regard Mr
Mouitopsio statement ia aayviso before the Com
tnittee,
Mr.. Bssch-Of Aushat 2Ist
Mr. Morris-Of August 2lstt Not ~ evidence
given to the Committee,
Mr.. Beaoh-That snswersH
@ And do you stiB TO say that In making up your
report you did not take into consideration anything ex
cept what given to you In evidonoe before the Com
mitteei A. mean 10 say that tho report wss based
upon the evidence we had taken.
q. Had you thess four letters-- A. don't reoolect
@ (Coutinuing-that the counsel have admitted were
not before you and that In Mr. Mouton's state
ments A. don't reooleot
O. You don't recollsott A. No, FIR
Q You have no recollection about that A. Mono what
ever.
O. Mr. Moa,ton appeared before your Committee on
two or three occasonst A. He did
O. And nsdo short statementsf A. Short statemeuts
read from your report for thu purpose Of refresh
ing your memory:
We are asked by Theodore TiltoB and his ceadjutOr
Moto0 TO believe that this man. with his long and
full life and high character TO sustain him. unworthy Of
confidence, regard and respect
When did Mr. Moulton ask you to beliove that A.
cannot tell you. Sir.
O. At any time when e before the Committee. did
he use any language that would authorize such state
ment by the Committeei A cannot roosn Ills atste-
ments.
. psa''s4 peHi t's1 r sA..ssss! - nature q
The daily gazette., 1875-02-02

The Washington Capital has cores
pondent in London who writes that a
lady of upper-tendom remarked to him
the other day, that she believed they
had no old Church ruins in America
Beg pardon, madam, replied the cor
respondent, mo end of Church ruins
There's Plymouth Church ruins, and
Glendenning Church ruins. and Others
just like them lying all around" Th'
honorable aristocrat brought her off ey'
to bear on me, and said something in
feeble way about its being ''rawthe
damp, you know"
The daily gazette., 1875-02-02
Tuv WEST CHESTER LIBEL. Al

THE WEST CHESTER LIBEL. AT
West Chester, Pa, last week, Charles
Williams, aged 10 years, was arraigned
charged with gross libel ON the pastor
and Officers of the first Presbyterian
Church of that borough. The libel
consisted in the assertion OF gross i'm
morality on the part of the pastor; that
he was being tried before committee
of the church, and that he would be
acquitted, though the testimony against
him was SO damaging that there was
danger of his being lynched. Williams,
on the stand, confessed that he had
sent the article to the New York paper
in which it was published, and alleged
that his only object was the amusement
he derived in creating a sensation. he
was found guilty on the two counts OF
libel of the paster and officers OF the
church and was fined $50 90 and costs.