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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO June ll-CArrLE-Eecepts, 5000 dull and weak
02Oc lower under heavy receipts the decline oeing easny
grades with tendency Sill DOWNWARD Iexah
S3ast So Butchers StasJ sfockers So 1884 - Com
shipping, IS JOas6 Is; Choice, W 21dSo So snip
ments 1000.
LIVE IioGs Receipts II 900; active firm l0dl5c higher
few under 81 20 the bulk Of the 0les were at 81 20
81 a. Scalawags. So 70ds7 Extra 81 soGS7 TO; ship
IEeDts COCO Co.,, .,>
S. 80, chiefly AZ So 7J9$i %
Ash TOR tao same The bulk OF tho supply
0inary Prices opened strong but became weaksr INC
highest price realized n. Most OF the choice STOCK
soil for &c.
snFPP-rhe market Il weak and prices are on ifi+c
Common FAR Alag 5i4c.; Fair TO Good. 5<03'tc E1tA
Gd6itc: Iaml 6a Veal calves brought o2fIt2c.
ST LOUIS June ll.-HoGs slow shippers. So 25G$d % I;
BACON grades 10 Goa 81 80; butchers, Sc coast 10
CATR firm In good demand sales native steers " oO
asG 10 aud hefer 81 75G$0 90 Texans ~ 20
q II for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
TIE HON. MARTIN RYERsoN.

The Hon. Martin Rycrson, who died yester-
DAY at hs late residence in Newton. j. at the age OF
CO. began his career as lawyer, and attained disno
ton in his profession He also took leading part In
politics. and of late years followed closely the drift OF
public affairs formerly Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court of NewJersey and about year ago was
appointed 10y the President Judge at the Court at Wash
organized for the purpose Of audicating the
Alabama clana III health caused him to resign the
latter position and return to private life The funeral
viii take place from his late residence at lbs In on
tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

FACTS WORTH KNOwING.-The Wilson Shut
flo Sewing MACHINE il to-day the ,est. most perfect
most easily operated best made most durable and i'll
every way most valuable sewing machine Ii existence
and Il * sold fifteen dollars ess than all Other rstcass
uashIues IL Is sold easy monthly payments AT ~
ard 80 Broadway, NewYork ll3 Fourth-si, Brookiy
T. IL Scwark-ave Jersey City; 76i Eirhth.ave., and
at Mays New-York. The Company Want few more
good agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

THE PrNCu.-A colOred dame encountered
policeman Beubiens yesterday and haitinS niin she
spose n dat pursOn spits In anodcr pursons face Is
dat any thing"
"Well, no." replied the officer.
avail spose' n dat pussUn whose face was spit into
should take de poaer and drop lie pussOn VINO done Il,
splitting. and cut big gash la dat pussOns head, would
dat be- Iylhng 7" -, -
THAT would be serious case, madam. Did any one
strike you with poker a.
"Dlt's whar de pinch comes in. lie de one who done
de hittiny, she acclaimed, lifting her hands in amaze
mcpt aud hOrrur.-()ctrUit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
THE CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

rumor that the Central Park Garden Is about TO Close
WAS published the other day In Of the morning pape
1t was almost incredible, but many lovers Of good
music seem to have been alarmed by IT, that we have
taken the trouble to make inquiry and assured BY
anthority that the report y absolutely without oundAr
tion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

HAVANA MARK ETA.

HAVANA juno spanish Gold. 1877 si97h Exchange -
uys tho uniied s.sss W days currency I5ssS pre-
premium short sight god v3elO4 pr'iIiam on Lonioa
l26 premium FAra loo lO2 pcmillm. sugar dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

feared, but simply the aryllus veridssimuA eyery
reader knows the Acridum 6pectus will eat up 6eld q
corn and forget all about Il while the Gryus vcrdisa
mus Is splitting In his hands to begin At any rate thai
about what some Of tho newspapers say.-tLousvus
Courier Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
MARRIED.
BACKCs-TAYLoR-

BACKCs-TAYLOR-O On "Wednesday, Juno q. at It Barth0
omew's Church. by the Rev. Cornelius B. smith the ltry
Brady f. Backus of COopcrstown, n. " " Anna onV
daughter Of the late John Taylor.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday Juno g. a Utica y
Y, at tho residence VI the brides father MI thai,su
Kellogg. b. ). sprecher. frzncb H. Buriick -
sarah G. Kellogg. al u UticA
HARRINGTON with Ell -Raubsvlle, Penn, on Wednee
day June 2 by the Rev. Mr. Hcileg Dr. W. H. farfng~es
olNew.York, TO Lizzie Wilhelm No cardA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD


MOBILE, Ala, June Il.-The new order IN
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad case appoints
Philip Phillips of Washington city the new COMMISSIONER
with power to investigate all matters excepted to- MI
CARPENTER retnains Receiver with increased power
All DIRECTIONS are Withdrawn aud the settlement con
tirmcd The sale Is conditional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
MINING SHARES.

FIR SCsco Cal. June THE following are the atest
mining stock quotations. Ophir, ass Mexican ish; Gould
and Curry IL Best and Bolcher AZ Cno~f g. lac
Imperial "a kentuck II Alpha IL sierra Nevada IL =
Oyeman 81 2; Caledonia, IL.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE II l.. Juno lL-Printns cloths market IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

The agency of s. NJ. Pettengil & Co. has had
the greatest real prosperity and satisfied ADVERTISERS ana
the press generally than any othcr-tAtlnta Meth
odist Advocate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
DOnFaTIC MARKETS.

ALBAxr. juno ll.-wheas DUH hye 9Oc. In the gtrsse
Oats nrm at 7zs78c Con ssosdy sses OF one car No
Barley quiet Malt stnady and In socs trade demand
cHcA90 June li.-Flour dali end unchanged Wheas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

Ann r,sss 4:lS sun sets.. 730 Moon setA.... LOS
~ UTsH
SANDY 222 Cows Island. 1852 Hell O. Ferry AL
~ HIGH WATER his dap. NJ
Sandy Hook 2Ajl Cows Island. 3l5 Hell O. Ferry BOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
6perial Notices.

De.hrr'. Pin. the best and safest remedy for chs
and Fever and Malaria
vA--i. Elastic -,ocL,ns., Belts, Knee csD. Abaouin.
& rn Is1dss s No. snsTess ss'e ;
attendance
A.-Rartnre and physical Deio,%itis. me s
y Dr. o Ms sss D as .A. as a.: mSa
No connection with ANY otnor office IN this CITY,
i MS Fs s T .. s e:
DAY at ii'sC H. aud on sArU kDAY a; " aid ilss
Missing From her home In this city since Nay ~ nndS
,ea a slender ~ ySs prown ppn ars
Any air, ss,d 10 T. ~ Johnson. No zoo wsse
Caution To the Kuptured.-rho SURGICAL BAzAAA
25s Z nS S Ss rs late .s Marsh shs Co.,
oIns an Of Shcs are .c AID D3YSs 81 s ss - Z
0A'A ''' GEO CALDWELL. of late Mar.A = c.
Tue Great Eugiish Remed, for Gsut asd khesnssiss.
All sufferers from complaints either Of reesns -
long standing are advised BAIRs GoUT and Ri EU
MAic PILL they can BE- relied nDo a. ts sa %ost ss -
versay used Europe many With the greatest
'' Prepared By pRoUr HARsANr a2s strand Inoass
England. Wholesale Agonts-H. PLANTEN . son. sS4
William ST, Newiork
Advertisers desirins - gain the attention ssd pc
srouass Of Farmers and Asrieuisurists win anl THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective -
dun II reaches farrners and those Of essa
elasA than any Other weekly paper published Advertise
ment proper classification. should b handed -
before Monday Of tho week Of issue
TIE Mot Attractive Omcss In Tewn.-A eonsidsrss
number Of lawyers and othsr tenants Of the new TRIBUNE
building Ar. now fairly setted In their Quarto Thsv
and all tar visitors pronouncns these odoo -
MOST ATTRACTIVE and. al thinss ccasadsssA. -
CHEAPEST In Over onehaif Of the building y ~
rsutsd end those seehtng desirable oces shoud NV
ssry The rooms are ~ beautifully finished hard vssA
tsshh with siesans eaaaItursA heat and n ssay
RUM ere III s1ossngy light aaA AIRY psfsoty 49,
sssd I'll have eatsids windowa comnunicaas dsvsty ~
The ssvato nearly I'll have independent snUsssss en
the bali Bosh ssvatcrs good working eedss ~
arc opt night day Application shvud b nsAs
THe TKIBUNr Coxnting rcea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

1t is stated upon what appears to be unim-
pechne authority That the insect now threatening tue
North Western crops IL not the Acridium specus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
RESUMPTION OF WORK AT wAPPINGERY FALLS.
POUaHKEEPsiR, June 11.-Orders have been

hsued 10 start Garner Co.'S print works at Wappin
gers Falls full time They have been idle nearly Two
AsnuA This S,a sst |, 200 hands 81 work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
Blosd Diseases.

The Best Soap for family use h PILES o. K. This u ~
verdict Ut thousands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

Luxury
have teeth drawn Is dOne without PAIN 1t DR. Coz
TONS, In the Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

De.hIer's pills are the best and safest remedy fof Cnin
and Fever and Malaria
VA--iik Elastic -tocLings Belts Knee Caps Abdominal
Supporters Suspensory Bandages Shoulder Braces -
Criiches, MAkohS Truss Once. No VeseySI LAZY U
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
Police COURT.

Drunk and Disordery-Nathan Goldsmith,
s. and costs; John A. Snyder, continued to
March lllh; Tom Garetty, 10 and costs: Chas.
Richards, dismissed; John A. Snyder and Liz
zie Sellman, continued 10 March 1lth.
Miscellaneous-frank SNYDER, street beg
pging, thirty days; James Davis and George
Greathouse, exhibiting, gaming devices, con-
tinued to March nth; Minnie White, vagran-
cy, thirty days and s25; Herman Hoffman,
petit larc ny, thirty days and $50; Chas. We'll
ngnor, petit larceny, thirty days and s25; Pc
ter Mcshane, fugitive from justice, delivered
to Newport officers; George Conners, lettering,
dismissed: John A. Snyder, malicious destruc-
ton of property and carrying concealed weap-
ons, continued to March 18th; Nathan Cold
smith, resisting officer, dismissed; Chris. Cole
man, lettering, continued to March 10Th: Chas
Bryan, petit larceny, and John L. Freeland,
loiteling. dismissed; Wm. Jackson and John
Dissman.. trick game, thirty days and $25 each;
Jerry Eagan, petit larceny, thirty days and
$5D; Louis Fagin, horse stealing, delivered to
officers of Ciermont county, Thomas and I i'm
oily Brannon, Lewis Brickett, Thomas Bel
lew, Frank Hammsn and Emmett Moran, grand
larceny, dismissed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
LAST EDITION.
by TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 10.-The Gold
Clique still continues the lookup in
gold. Cash gold sold as high as a Per
diem to-day.
.LONDoN, March 10.-Itis reported that
the rate of discount of the Bank Of Eng
land will be advanced at the meeting Of
its Directors to-day.
PORT JARVIS, N. Y, March 10.-It is
believed that all danger from The bl eak-
ing OF the ice gorge is passed. The
weather is very mild.
BRIDGEpoRT, CONN.,, Mar3h 10.-The
dwelling of Mr.. Jerry L0ormy, in THIS
city, was burned to-day. Loss about
$500, with light insurance.
.s CONCORD, N. H., March 10.-The Re-
publican victory is confirmed. Returns
from 22O towns give Republican MAJOR
ity of 24S, with % towns to hear from.
WAsHINGroN, March 10.-Gen. Sher-
man, accompanied by several Senators
and a number Of Representatives, WIS.,
tied the White House to-day and had an
interview with the Presidents
Secretary Br1stow has ordered legal
tenders to the AMOUNT of ", 2S5, 100 to be
burned tomorrow.
p. OTTAWA, ONT, March 10.-In the Sem
ate last night, Hon. Mr.. Scott, Secretary
of State, moved the second reading of
the bill TO regulate the construction and
maintenance of marine electric tele-
graphs. He explained that it's object
was directed against monopolies, 80 as
10 permit the use Of the Dominion coast
10 any company Gesirous of submerging
cables doing the business OF telegraphy
IN this country.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. - Captain
James, OF the Red Star steamer Neder-
land, Just arrived here on Tuesday, no.
ticcd schooner in distress. 1t being
impossible to board her at the'tirne on
laid too till morning, when the schooner
WAS found to be water-logged and sink
tng. She was then boarded, and her
crew of five men rescued from their peril
Gus position in the rigging. The schoon-
cf was the Louisiana, from st. Johns,
N. b., for Havana, loaded with lumber.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
A3nOnH the Primaries.

The primary elections to-day are held
under the Baber law, which fixes the
hours OF voting between II O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock L. NJ.
This is done Tor the purpose of bring
ing out the business men and laboring
classes, and to take the election, If pos
siBle, out Of the hands OF the "tixers up''
of things and runners of the machine
The heaviest vote polled during any
one hour to-day was between II and
O'Clock. There are variety Of tickets
in every ward, almost every candidate
having his iayorites for delegates to the
Convention.
All of these, however, are Johnston
tickets, the delegates on all Of them be-
ing pledged to support George.
Stephens own ward reports john
ston delegation. Whether the tail OF his
kite will be cut off remains to be seen.
There is considerable excitement in
the Eighteenth Ward over the soup
house voters appearance at the prima-
ries. g..
There is heavy fight for the Soup
house vote, and both sides appear to be
bidding Tor it.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
LITEST LOCAL.

THE meeting OF the Board of Health
officers is postponed to Friday.
REV. W. l.. FEE, pastor of Wesley
Chapel, led the tnitn noon pray er-meet-
ing in Association Hall to-day.
COLONEL SNELBAKER has received in
formation of the tIeIt OF blue chinchiila
oyercoat, the property OF John Forbes,
from Bellevue street, near the PUst.office,
In Newport.
The Rhempfalzer Relief Society OF
Cincinnati, Coyington and Newport filed
its articles of incorporation in the Coun-
ty Recorders office to-day. Fred. Buch-
ahan, +. lrlick and Adam Metz are its
Trustees.
A NOTICE has just been received by
Postmaster Wahle to the effect that all
third-class matter for the mails will in
future be charged at the rate of one cent
per ounce and fraction thereof, instead
OF one cent for every two ounces and
fractional part as heretofore.
DRs. s. H. COLLINS, Walter Stallo, w i.
II. Comegys, Allison Maxwell, N.
Wright and Joseph Watson to-day take
the place of Drs. W. r. Arnick, Philip
Zenner, j. w. Rutledge, i. l.. Firebaugh,
Robert Sattler and TheO. Wittkamp, as
physicians Of the Cincinnati Hospital.
KATE JONES, coored domestic at
Mad. Frazer's, on Third street, who
some time ago stole $40 in money!, muff,
shawl, and lot OF dresses from Mrs.
Mary Cummins, over the river, was seen
to-day by the latter on one OF our streets,
and after severe resistance, was hand
ed by her into the hands OF the officers
and lodged at the Ninth. street Station.
Tomorrow she will answer in the Police
Court to charge OF assault and battery
and to another of grand larceny.
A MAN by the name of Thos. Ashley,
from indianapolis, while engaged in put
ting on belt at John Rchards' steam
cooperlng establishment, about O'Clock
this afternoon, was caught and twisted
around the shafting and very severely
injured about the abdomen and hands.
He was taken to his boarding-house, cor
ner Main and Seventh streets, where
medical aid was Immediately summoned
and everything done that could relieve
the pains Of the unfortunate man. His
recovery at present is doubtful.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10

COLUMBUS. o., March 10.-SENATE.-
Bills passed.: To allow citizens of Otta-
wa county to, by vote, relieve the
Treasurer of the responsibility caused
by depositing between, eight and nine
thousand dollars in bank in Toledo,
which failed; to levy tax to complete
Jail and sheritl's residence in Muskin.
gum county; to levy tax to pay debts Of
Townsend township, Sandusky county.
Bill introduced to authorize erection OF
a school.house in Bethel township, Cler'
mont county.
HoUsE.-New Bills: To set the time OF
holding second term OF District Court in
Athens county,. on December ID; to lease
sections IL and 70 in Trouble township,
Athens county; to. provide that a rail.
road company maintaining. signals at
public crossings shall not be liable for
damages; to authorize the Commission.
ers of Ottawa county to improve the
navigation Of Portage river.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
The Cincinnati Star!
Weekly and Tri-Daily Editions.

The immediate future promises to be fiill OF
important events, all Of which will be fully.
graphically and fearlessly described in all ell
tions of THE STAR. -
The WEEKLY STAR is independent in all
Things. but is always on the side of the people,
1t is not an organ, but is an impartial and cool
observer OF the strifes OF parties, seeking in all
things to give its readers the truth.
The w EEKLY STAR is n complete NEwsra-
PER, each number being as perfect a history Of
the world for week as the most tthorougb.faciii-
ties and utmost care can make it.
The WEEKLY STAR Market Reports are
full, accurate and reliable from all PARTS OF the
country where the business is worth quoting.
1t Is the best literary paper for the family
now in the field. Its stories ard general read
ing are prepared with great care, and every
thing is excluded that could offend the most re-
fined taste. Its Book Reviews are full and
comprehensive and form an able and reliable
commentary on the literature of the day.
Its Congressional and Legislative Reports
are given without partisan bias, and may Ill
ways be relied ON for accuracy and fairness.
The W EEKLY. STAR contains eight pages OF
reading matter-forty eight columns in all
and is furnished for 81 q year-thfs, including
postage and copy Of the Finely illustrated
Star Almanac, makes it rot only the best, but
by far the ..t5
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10

NEW YORK, March l0---tlour firm and in mod-
crate demand: superfine state and Western,
81 J0lG4 S5; common to good, "a !hd5; good to
choice, IS 05(G5 IS; white wheat Western extra,
70 40(g6; extra Ohio, 81 S5(d6 70; ST. Louis, "a 95
as. Rye -four unchanged. Corn-meal in fair
demand ana steady: Western, So G0(J4 45.
Wheat steady and in moderate demand. No.
spring, 81 1901 25; No. 8 DO, 81 II: No. 2 Chi
cago. 81 11(e1 1871; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 1AG9
and Minnesota spring, 81 O7(gl Is; winter red
Western, 81 22(y1 26: amber Western shade
flrmer at 00c: Barley steady. Malt quotations
unchanged. Corn less active and lower: coarse
mixed Western, S31aas4hc; white DO, SAGS5c;
yellow Western, o41aWe5c. Oats dull ana
lower: mixed Western, GGgGsc; white do, IS
(yTOc.
Hay firm at 65975c.
Whisky quiet at 81 IL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
ci,io,nnan prn Goods Martct


The trade has been very good during Tue
week, and is on the increase. There is an up
ward tendency IN prices, but no change Of any
consequence since our last.
PLAID CoTToSs-Alabama, l2]kc.: James
River, l21Ac; Queen of, the West, bye; Queen
l6c.
l0-4 BLEACnED SHEETINGs-f.owell, 30c; AL
lcndale, 95c,; Pepperill, 87hc.; Utica, 47lac.
BLEACuED CoTToNs-NeW York Mills, lGc;
Wamsutta. l55ac; Fruit of the Loom, lSc;
Hope, lOc; Great Falls's, Sc; Great Falls 81,
&C.; Great Falls a, 9kc
BROWN HEETINGs-Atlantic A, lie; Long
Branch, 1lc.; Pincwood, 10hc,; Mlnneola, Wc.;
Cincinnati, 1Oc.; Augusta, 9}4c.; Mt Vernon
A, Sc.
TICKING -Amoskeag, A g A, e5c.: Methuen,
A A 21c.; Connestoga Medal, &C.; Connestoga
Z L, 16c. Queen of the West, IA, l6c.: Queen ot
the West y, 2Uc.; Queen OF the " est NX, 23c.. /.
Queen OF inc West NXX, Csc.
PRINTs-PIi ices arc firm, but no niger as yet.
There is q fair demand Fancy aie worth
91agl0hc.; Standard, &C.; and low grades 71st0
sac. per yard
JEANs--Newport, 2Oc.; Standard, G0c.; Glib
raltar, 45c.; Laural Hill, 55c.; Long Branch,
70c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
The 1itton-Bcecher Trial.

BROOKLYN. March 10-The Judge,
counsel, jury and others interestet in
the Beecher trial were promptly on hand
in court at Ii A. NJ. Tilton was accom-
panied by Bessie Turner. The witness
Stand was taken by McKellway, of the
Eagle. His examination was resumed,
and concluded by stating he obtained a
copy OF the Golden Age article contain
ing the True Story" at Harmon's
house.
On cross-examination, McKellway
Sale he was present at the Eagle office
Nov ember, 1872, when Moulton and
Baecher met there. The latter subse-
'q,lently had an interview with Kinsella.
yhis confirms Moulton's testimony re-
Harding Beecber's card in the Eagle de-
.nying the accusation.
Oliver johnson next testified: Have
known Beecher and Tilton over twenty
years; am managing editor Of the
Christian Union; procured the position
through Wilkinson and Beecher, not
through Tilton.
TiltOn called on witness in the tall of
1870. Regarding the cancellation by Bow
ell of Tilton's contract with the Inde-
pendent and Union, Bowen had stated
that the contracts were Cancelled be-
cause stories had reached him concern
ing Tilton's immoral conduct. Bowen
told the stories TO witness in confidence.
Witness hinted 10 Tiiton what these sto-
ries were, and told Tilt0n Bowen had
shown witness Il letter from lady in
which she charged Tilt0n with assault
OH her character. 70
In explanation of the Winsted scan.
dal, Tillon stated it was false. The lady
was friend aud only accompanied him
10 hear his lecture. johnson further
testified that 1'ilton acknowledged he
Was with the lady all night on several
occasions after in her room and laid
laid dow OIL the same bed with her, but
utterly denied the, charge Of sexual in-
tercourse.
Witness then detailed conversation.
with Tilton relative to the writing of the
Woodruff biography. in which Tilton
said IL was the greatest literary work le
ever did. lie would not permit any one
10 speak ill OF her; she was noble, pure
woman. Johnson was cross-eXamined
by Fullerton relative to various journals
be had been connected with, and also to
bis religious views.
He said he was Christian according
10 the New Testament. He believed IN
Christ and in the Bible. He believed all
persons would be saved, and was never
, member OF Beecher's Church.. but had
attended there. -.. 81