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New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The following appoint
ia al IN. army been made
,lle from 10, l-7j John j. Chicndon, "a Infantry
Andrew kilparicS I'm Infantry Edmund r. Williams
Bth Infantry: Henry johnson, 9Th Infantry; Bernard
Byrne Gth Infantry Louis Wilhelm, st Infantry stephen
s. Scybuig, Infantry =. Goose, 18th Infantry
James D. Nch,Is ~, l7th nintry paner TOn 10th IN
fantry Alfred D. johnson, 1tl Infantry Nm W Shpman
I'm infantry: Il. LOuchb1gouch 18th Infantry VIM
:. Patien 18th Infantry W. H. e. Bowen 9TH Infantry
Basil y Waters, 18th Infantry james H. Lane, 2Jth In
fanttt; VIM Van W. Reilly, lOih cavalry
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
TRIAL OF TIE COW BAY MURDERER.

The Court OF Oyer and Terminer for Queens
County opened yesterday morning AT North Hemp
stead, l.. l.. Judge Pratt presiding. william Delaney was
arfaimcd The murder Of Capt Lebanon Lawrence At
Cow Bay, Aug y, aud pleaded not guilty. His trial
wa down Tomorrow morning and an extra panel
~ $50 Jurors was ordered be called. Delaney
slers himself ad situation, but think. That the only
verdict will be murder in the second derrc IL j. thought
by some that he will bC allowed 10 plead guilty TO that
crime.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
INSPECTION OF THE SEVENTH REGlaENr

The annual inspection of the 9TH Regiment
y. c., Col Lmmons Clark commanding, took place
yesterday afternoon al Tom kmssluarc. After passing
In review before Brig Gen Varian and stan the Rcgi-
nent inspected by MAJOR Wentworth, Inspector OF
The Third gade The ranks very fuil the Regi
marching with 10 companies of 81 hl' front out
of S7l meDbers upon the roll, s39 wefl present. The
second aud eighth companies presented the largest mum
hers
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
CAPT. McCULLAGHs TRIAL.

If. EERRGAN AGAIN REFUSES 40 TESTIFY, AND
DENoUNCT~ THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The trial OF Capt. john ii. Met Cullagh oi the
Seventeenth Police Precinct was resumed Yesterday be-
fore Police Commissioners MatscD. Voorhis, and Dis
be-, gor James f. Kerrigan objected to testify, there
was no. fun Board present The Board couid decide
nothing he said. OF the members had resigned and
The other two were under charges When asked If he
was in the Brewer House on Feb lG he replied that the
question had nothing do with the case. as Capt Ne
niach was not there After cvading the questions Tela
tive 10 the assault ON David j. Twohcy for tmo he
said ha. he had no personal knowledge that Capt Me
Ulach had ANYTHING To do with the assault. hftcr tbs
Kcrigan would answer none of the question: hut IN
sisted upon speaking of cases where property he
claimed had been stolen from politicians. the property
recovered and returned To the owner nut the tble al
lowed 10 go at large through the connvance Of the Police
commissioners. Keuigm accordingly dismissed,
with notice that lie should he preceded against for
contempt After Kcrrican had left the stand be stood
outside the ratings and continued TO bcrate the Con'ns
-ioners un President Masc gave the order to remove
him from the courtroom. Kcr1igan then shouiod
Remove me, VIII youi IN nave you all kicked oui OF
this building before many day. are over! lie wa, ihe
William rrori tc hcd th 4 he rccc we'd from Twohcy
4 list Of alleged panc-non-cs III the IWrntA 1Hnln
Prccnc; but found that he had been deccNci DaNd J
Twohcy was re Lltd and admti"i thal hc nal @ ma
fcyers when had affected his brain that at one Tim, hc
was greatly addicted to thc use ol sprtnous liquors
that he had strong anilplthy TO Cap. MrOuiIash ho
that hc had spent II 900 in pursuing INN he had pl
sucd Capt. McCulig because he was rputed 10 be ~
league with pauctnryeH, aud also Tor having ll'Eal'
The assault that had been made upon hin ne asserted
that hc ha1 gycr the names Of several witnesses 10 ldc
coupscl for The Board hnt that thcy hal not been
subprnaed The counsel denied the staten, nj that he had
fai'cI to -upcna any witness could tt.N Ia idrt-
connected Win the case hui he had at NJ TV0hcl =
suggestion. subpeuaed many who knew nothing oi the
Tic trial wa. then adjourned until Thursday next at
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

r. IT, Crosse Carpenter A. Ditoni BostsvaiD Thomas Bea
nett. Pay CLERKS A. Bartlett and a. HsuawAyl Cnp
tan's trert health ~ The Officers and
~ excellent The Hartford 1000 ton sitp csfyipg ~
cuns absent from the Ined SLa.fs ree nonb-
She viii two three days and receive supply of
coal which she sail for the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where
sie viii probably go out Of cOnmi-sign
WAemNoToN, Oct 1S.-Commander GeorRe ~.
Perkins IL ordered hold himself iu readiness 10 command
Tho Alliance AZ Philadelphia Lieut. Thomss Lee ordered
10 the Naval Obser, atory ri Washington, d. g. Leu, ~
Mason isle IL ordered te Philadelphia NaVy Yard Lent
Alien Rroyn has reDortr arrival hOue having been de
tared fro the Pensacola aud has been granted sr months
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY or CANAL TREASURER
ON PAN-DAN.

CrMBrRLAND Nd, Oct. 1S.-IniS morning,
while BENJAMIN Fawcctt. Treasurer and J. Mnl'an'l
eu,ri,tcuJ,pt of the Cmbrand Division Of the Chcsa-
pealc and Ohio Canal, rdins IN buggy along IRE
toy-rah two miles east Of here. three masked men
sprang ont Of ibc bushes ordered thcm Ia stop and hei
thycc Shots into the buggy one ball went roiIghh
of Nulvaney's coat Neither of the men were hDnie"
They whipped mp The and escaped laWce'l Nae
been paying oh The hands, and had money win MN. IL
is supposed the object 10 bill or wound MN ana h
vanry and get the money.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
,HIDNiGHT HEATHER REPORT
Pr0JdJiiihss

For the upper lakes, the Upper Mississippi,
and Lower Missouri valleys. falling barometer, south
vost Ia southeast winds, warmer, and partly cloudy
weather. -. 81,
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, the Gulf and south
Atlantic states rising barometer northwest TO north
east winds cooler clear and partly cloudy weather with
occasi raj rain near the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts
Tor me IOrer lakes me Eastern aud Middle h0t,s,
rising baroDaeieT noyh-rcs 10 sores onds ocoasiona!
R,N in e hro Grst sotOnS. and oOtd partly cloudy aud
eliza IN tFeuf
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
FAILURE OF 4 LONDON FIRM.

TIE LIABILITIES ESTIMATED Al HALr A MILLION
pOIItEs.
LoSDoS, Tuesday, Oct. 19-5 a. m.
The London papers this morning announce
the failure of Messrs j. 81 W. Dudgcon, engineers. Inc
firm engaged in business at No 10 L"ndo-s' rem
church.st NJ the sun Engine Works Millwail and "a
tbe Iron Shipyard Culdttown Their liabilities are
estimated at f5OO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

ORR RLARGE-TCANNON GOING TO PIiILADEiPIlA.
FoRTKEss MONROE, Oct. 1S.-Ihe Ordnance
Officer here II preparing 10 snip the 4onch gun "hlr
weighs - tons Philadelphia. to he placed IN the Cen
f.uuaI grounds A. u specimen ot American industry.
Two years ago II crhd lhc lafe 81 S'iil
the world hut now there are several ~ pom fhElal
am, that sInlEtss it.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
xou1xAT,oys TO THE LEGISLATURE.

HrD,ON. y. J., Oct. ls.-The Republicans
cf Columbia County have nominated George IL Power
and Joan l. HOccboom 10 the Assembly
POUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 1S.-Ihc ProhlbilloEISt>
of Dutcl,css and Columbia COuntIe. have nominated
George y Perry Of Dover Plains for senator. The party
commands about 900 votes ~ the district.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

The audience of one French thcatcr il never
troubled by tall head gear worn by ladies The following
notice was posted up in conspicuous position and
moved IA ne very effective: The requests That
all good ladies will remove their hats for the 40
commodation of the rest Of the audience lhe sged,
bald and the plain expected To comply Win TINS
ron
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Br,roor House-Anthony Trollope of England.
Gen ~ j. Hunt T. y Army and Maurice DeliOsse, eleiin
at Washington. ridr6ndon Ho'-ENoov' John
JIonm,n al ALBANY AtbendTl, HOti-COD John -
Whitehousr Of Ponghkeepse - Ini0n square Iotlt'hcf
fnginoer Henry II L. = Navy y.M JdDet Hof,t
Commander Francis Bunc L. :. Navy fJfb fr'hn,
" Baker ir, Of Comstocks ~ y AMI g = BUSH
mel. of New Haven J0padn Washington Bulard o
Buffalo fsor Hou6-Capt. Francis A. Roe, T. = Navy,
ind Jude. William T. Allen ol the NrH nnrk
Court Appea Joseph Heron of England and William
General Passenger Agent Of the Grand Trunk
RailyaN of Canada.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
RAILROAD CoNsoLIDATION.

81. LOUIS. oct. lS.-lt is stmi-oillclaiiy an
uonuced thai arrangement has been made, by "hi'a
tbe Indianapolis and Louis aud the Nandala Railroads
will PASS under management on ihe Isl of N"N'n'
II is not definitely determined but there ~il probably De-
copod,t,o, of m. Offices and reduction ~ clerical
ffp..
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
A. Grymcs, Vim. Mcclure, W.

Gould. Thos Robins, ir., G A. Grymcs VIM Mcclure, W.
J.. Bull John ID. schultz, ir. .,,
The renoTt Of the Treasurer the six months ending
Oct l. ISIS shows receipts Of S9,39i 30, OF WHEN
gs3 was from interest. and 81 1919 from hnce inc
disbursements for the same time were Sl-,359 o. Ihe
balance ON hand Gct. l. 1878. Sl26.l67 3D. Inc
secrcarys repor states that there are Alo meho's m
full standing and 80 associate members.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
Won p,Iow.s FIRST APPEARANCE.

BosTON. oct. 1S.--DT. Won 1ulOw gave his
first public performance in rhs city At hnsir liai To-
night before an audience of about 1000 persons Ah
enthusiastic reccpiion war accorded m, aud through
ou tb, evening there Waa generous applause more solid
than demons ifitiVc. Two 'ncOrcs W"fc called i1 ana
.1Ncn An orchestra Of - performers Ted by carr Berg
man. accompanied HIM
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
pr,-x,oy OF VERMONT cAvALEY.

Sr. AiBANs, VI, Oct lS.-1he third annual
reunion If The ,t vermont cavalry wa held at the Wei
don House in this cy to-day Tc attendance was small
bat the meeting unusually spirited Onccrs were chosen
and committee appointed io collect material for 2
rrrmental history To cover the eNpen>e of which $500
wcIC pledged.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

A man of many words and evcr-changing
mind who invites company io bis hOuse hing
charged with leacn-y, laughed az the idea "jea1u-i
Eless YOU not all You the fact is I such .
capriaous fellow am never the man fnr hfr min
uic~ together ~ that my Nif corsi'rs equal "a
hole f""mful "f ,npsDy T. That man vile Ought Ia
H., satisfied
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

BUFFATo y. Y. Oct. 1S-Ihe siX Pullman palace
ears H.. C.ucna tram arrived "a day and are being
.I,ofltry decorated. Cnhus,asI pTt walls Motel
enr.t- from cidcs Dufly arriving. The tTah
MI Mnaue-iay uOrIInE.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
\ PERFORMANCE OF THE TWO ORPHANS
PREVENTED.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-Ihcrc was no per-
fonance ST. Charles Ih,ator tonight, the 's'a-
Iislment having seized on the suit of shook ana
Palmer Of NeNYork agt DE Bar ct al. for infringement
Of copyright in producing tn play entitled The Two
Orphans"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

cned make any statement OF their anlrs ahn
further could be oarded than that their liabilities arc
probably about s15OO00. A meeting oi thc ceu''os
has been appointed for next Thursday
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

EVERY POLITICIAN who expects to succeed
in the approarhng campaign no matter What me- poss A
he kNoN'r chtSsly
Fa hats obtainablr Broadway. No 3j3 broa9W
i'm his Fifth Avenue Hotel Establishment Dohl b'R''' n1
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

wErTERN MEN TO VISIT THE CENTENNIAL.
CHICAGO, Oct, 1s.-A party of twenty, con-
prising members the Board of Trade and JOURNALISTS
will leave CHICAGO tomorrow morning, for Philadelphia
for the purpose examining the centennial eNposi"h
hu,Ijng IN progress OF erection there.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
PO ST S G RIPT.
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

TIE WAX IN n I,NII'
A TURKISH VILLAGE ATTACKED BY DAiNAihNS-
TIE AssAIIANIs RLPrLSED.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 1916 a. N.
The Standard this morning publishes spe-
cal telegram from Vienna in which 1t IL said that
force OF 600 Daimaiians had attacked TURKISH 'lhSe
but were defeated after serious encounter.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
ILLNESS OF PROF. wHEATsTONE.

LONDON Tnts'IaY, UcI IJ, I'1''
The Daily Telegraph this morning has sre-
cia telegram from Paris stating thai froi "hea'so' =
very i'll with congestion OF the lunga.
lLhr nfhsl Elrcinn Ne,s sec iifat Phgf.l
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
BPIGHAM YOUNG TO BE PUNISHED FOR
CONTEMPT.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Oct. lS.-An order
WAS served on Brigham Young from Judge Boreman,
con handing lin To appear the I'D and show cause
ychy he should punished FOR contempt IN refusing
10 naY ~. 300 alimonN ~ Ann Eliza louAg
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

For A STYLISH and elegant HAT OF quality,
90 direct To the manufa tnre EsFENscnb is Nassau ~
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

NOTICE TO PRoPERTY-OwSERs ON PEARL-sT
Beware Of signing permission for any Elevated Railway
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
SUSPENSION OF WHISKY RECTIFIERs.

John ii. Cuthbert d Co., whisky rertiiers
No - BuriiDg shp suspended yesterday. aud made
al sisnnspt Of lbeI property The aFu however, de
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

OLD and running Sores are cured IN few
days by DAlLEY's MAGICAL PAfN ENTRAcloh z6c
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

JrNDBORG's CALIFoRNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for cologne Bsy Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT nUDSUr@ IN
BROADWAY.
sem. 5l' Noon, GJ' 80 NJ, 62' Midnight %
iighs-t duuuR tho tay, 6B I0M' 81 80.
Average, 5i',. same day, 1874, jIs'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
Announcements. [

BuRxErr's COCAINE prevents hair falling
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

CLrroN-It is now stated that John Carroll, who
shot james Mclaughlin at Lcviss carriage factory on FRIDAY
last was intoxicated at the time.
Nrw. w.BR,uroN- Rev. Nj johnson of NcwburypOrt.
Mas has accepted rsciorsp of Christ church. and en-
reIeh MS duties on SUNDAY lasl.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

Paul T.. Sandbcrgcr of No. 1}9 Orchard-st. hanged
him eli at residence yesterday, about r. m
Thomas Broker "a plasrrcr of jersey CITY, fell
Night OF stairs yesterday Afternoon and dsocated
his hin.
Last evening John Jones of No 100 West For
tc,b n while crossing twenty third a. and Madison
was ku1rh hs brOk ad the back or MS
head by unknown wagon.
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OF thin9s. Therefore tho

Of the reality OF things, Therefore tho
daughter who has lost parents. the slstor
who has lost sisters or brothers, the
mother who has lost children. the matron
who has lost her husband. being toid 'na'
she may communicate with t"e spirits
of the departcd, wishes to bclicvc.and from
tho wish 70 the beliefs but one step. TO
these n whisper IN the darkness j. the
voice ofthe loved lost one: raps upon
n table are manifestations of the departed:
a mask or the face Of a Juggling medium.
nj hole In the cabinet or darkcncd
seance room. in which funeral songs are
sung in horrible manner. are the
features Of those gone beyond.
They believe, and their belief is source
Of consolation. They become rooted in
belief and seek no more after truth.
They are thereafter defenders not investi.
gators and whatever they may profess
no logic will reach them. They know
because they know. The Spartan mo,h-
cr and the mother Of the Gracchi, not
permitting any sign Of grief to betray
their love, saw their children sacrificed
upon the altar OF their country 4; but who
that knows anything OF woman charac
| ter doubts that these noble matrons did
IN solitude give their lamentations to tn,
air and fondly believed their lost lovct
ones spoke to them in the brcezcs ant
visited them In The silent watches Of tn
night?
Affection that is tcnderis the mother O
superstition, and such affection pcrvadc
the heart of woman. 1t peoples the hour
of the night with the forms ofloycd one
] dead and makes the air vocal with ia
music of their voices. No wonder there
fore that Modern Spiritualism, that pro.
fesscs to bring the living and the deaf
face to face and enable them to speak I,
| each other, TO clasp each other. hands
to give to each other the kiss of affection
appeals with particular force TO woman
and no wonder either, in view of hel
emotional character, which makes her
run after beliefs that console lcr-tO pass
by truth TO become cnamorcd ofwhat she
calls "hs truth, or opinions she has re-
ceived from others, and hate vchemcntly
those who differ from thcln'--no wonder
that she so often becomes the loud and
almost turbulent defender of silly mani
festations, calling them great and alto
gether satisfactory; but ii is wonder
that any one believes these Marys OF the
new religion can be converted from their
folly. One might as well go TO poor old
Owen, woman-hcartcd man that he was
in his sane hours. and while he raves
about spirits and gods, endeayor to argue
him back TO sanity.
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A M1kTAkE.

They are at It again. In the Chron-
icle OF May IA, 1875. We published the in
formation that the Paris aud Dan
vile Railroad was completed TO Hu.son-
vile, In Crawford county; would be ex.
tended to Lawrenceville, on the o. 4
n. X. H.. during the summer, and final,
70 Mt. Carmel, on the c. & V. RR.; and
mat this would "give another through
route from Cairo to Chicago"
Aver waiting nearly two months the
CAIRO Bulletin last week republished tn.
information. and the STATE Reoistey copied
II from the Bulletin. Don't bc backward
gentlemen, as we said before, we would
rather You would copy our news immedi.
ately without credit than TO have Won,
=. aders wait 80 long Tor it.-Uoyyisb,v,
Chronicle.
The Chronicle Is simply mistaken. W,
never saw IN its columns the railroad in
formation referred to. We gathered on
news published last week, concern
Ing the completion Of the Pari
d Danville railroad 70 Robertso,
in Crawford county, from the letter of
correspondent Of the Chicago T,4aun,
and which letter appeared in that name
two days before the item appeared /
ours. The +. a. D. X. X. may have bee
completed 10 Hutsonyille in Crawfol
county two months ago--it was not col
pleted TO Robertson till within the last "
weeks, and Of course, the assertion til
Il was, could not have appeared in /,
BULLETIN two months ago.
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MAS Ir a mo DRUNk .

The Carbonate Observer complains
that there was any quantity OF drunken
ness at Murphysboro on the 9Th. "Oul
informants affirm says the Observer.
"that not less than two hundred patriot:
were so full of the love Of country, beer
and whisky. as not to be able to leave the
scene of the good old-lashioned
celebration till the next day.
while We have abundant proof that
a very large number OF those who did
leave for their homes the same night did
so BY the aid OF friends" The ParsOn
is mistaken. We know something
about drunkenness. We have OBJ
served il so much we have become an
excellent judge of the article. In fact,
long ago, VIC were there ourselves.
Therefore we speak as an expert, and we
affirm that we never saw as little
drunkenness al any other as great
Fourth of July celebration. or the four
hundred Cairoites present, on the return
we saw but two or three under the in-
fiuence of liquor. In short, the Murphys-
boro celebration was sober one, n very
sober one, and the Parson need not make
temperance mouths at IL.
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FRED. DOUGLAS TO THE COLORED
PEOPLE.

Fred. Douglas in his Fourth Of July
Grafton on the Fifth, near Washington
City, said some hard but some very true
things about the Radical friends Of the
black man. He said the negro is tired OF
the pretended friendship Of these men.
That they are lawyers without clients,
broken down ministers without churches,
wandering teachers without schools,
great beggars who misrepresent the col
ored people, and who, when they man.
age to get hundred dollars for them.
keep ninety-ninc and give to the negro
one. He spoke Of the Frccdmen's bank,
how his race had been robbed by it, and
urged them when they wanted TO builC
churches and state banks and establish
papers not TO ask the white people foI
help, but TO be Independent and do these
things themselves. Said he: ave now bid
an atiectionate farewell to all plunderers
and five need Moses, we will find him
in our own tribes
Good, sound advice-good for the col.
ored people, If they heed it, but bad fol
the Radical party, who have plucked the
colored goose bare the goose has been 9
long time finding it out.
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ANOTHER VALUABLE INVENTION

A Nation gentleman announces that
he has valuable invention by which all
the smoke aud gas contained in coal used
Tor fuel can be consumed, except few
gases which ore in0amable. If the keely
motor Is not all "vapor," this discovery
will amount to nothing. If the motor is
all vapor, the Mattoon man Is confident
there are millions In his invention. 1t can
Be applied to railroad locomotives and will
consume tile smoke and arrest the sparks
which make railroad travelling an expo
renee to be dreaded. 1t saves about one
half the fuel now used in manufacturing
power Of steam, 'and the continuance &c
acquire such a result Is simple in the ex'
tremc," says the discourser, who Is open
TO proposals from any one who ha
money to invest to carry the invention
into practical use.
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Effect Of the Destruction Of Timbe,
In Nevada.
Virginia City Enterprise,

'''h'"'" wy
The stripping OF the mountains of their
timber will soon very seriously affect the
summer supplies Of water in all the
streams In this State fed from the Sierra
Nevada mountains. Deprived of shelter
from the rays OF the sun, the snow OF the
submits will melt rapidly, and heavy
ireshets IN the spring and water
fanincs IN the summer and autumn
Will be the result. In view of this
change the Reno Crescent suggests that
reservoirs be constructed near the sources
OF the Truckec for the retention of large
bodies OF water. The water thus held In
the mountains could be gradually liber-
atcd during the summer, TO the great
benefit OF the farmers in the lower val
leys OF that stream. As the Truckee is
fed mainly from Lake Tahoe, the neces-
sly OF constructing reservoirs among its
minor sources of supply is not
very apparent. especially since
1t Is probable that no attempt
viii be made TO divert the waters of tie
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ABOUT NNs. HOLLIS,

Ma, OHrRLY lin your reply ITO Iu,
cinda Jane" YOU say that Mrs. Hollis gave
no further demonstrations after the sex
posc"--that she told you she did not.
and the reason why.
Now. |, acting rs your guardian Spirit"
during your interview with Mrs. Hollis.
OH the afternoon of October the .3lst,
1874. know that she did tell you this,
then, and that in this you are right.
But, when you 20 on to say that. that
same evening. a few hours after you had
spent the afternoon with her. and she
had told you she could do nothing, she
went TO Mound City. and gave great sat
isfaclion to the believers there, you are
wrong. She did not go to Mound City
till the evening Of November lst, twenty
four hours after your interview with her /;
and, before she did go, gave written COM
munications in the presence Of ten
rational, sensible persons. some of
these communications were not parlicu-
larry satisfactory to the ladies' present,
for they were Masonic tests but did
seem to be particularly satisfactory to
the gentlcmen-at least to some of them,
who were members of the order.
In this | know Lucinda Jane" il
right: and believing you incapable OF
wilfully representing MARY at her Saw
tours tomb" as falsiiicr, when she is "a
she should he. in such position) the sou
of honor, give you this opportunity Il
clear your skirts OF such an inference. b.
making the omcndc honorable.
L ~