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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
Mr.. BeNh-N0.
Mr. Boach-No.
Mr. FullertOn-No u 10 not.
Mr. Evsrts 10 Mr. Beschl-Sumbsr a. Have you

Mr. Boach-No.
Mr. FulIerton-No. II 10 not.
Mr. Eyarts 10 Mr.. Beach, -Number -. Have you
gotMt
Mr. Beaoh--Tt Il In that book underneath
O. Look at Exhibit a. Did no propose or present any
other paper or document than that mean ut thst me
after the publication of tho Bacon letter Handing Ex
"a 10 the witncssl
Mr. Beach-IIe said yes bc proposed several skctches
Mr. Eysrts-I now call his attention to that one.
The wtnes@I cannot say Sr that there WAS any o'"o
but this, or whether there WAS
Mr. EyarsYou cannot say that there WA, OF whether
there vast A. No, Sir, not definitely.
Mr. Evarts-very we'll that IL An end OF IT,
The WItness have very distinct recolection there
were conversations, but ennnOt distinguish III my ine
ory between conversations and documents OF tns knu
Mr. Eyarts-Now later than that, but In references 10
the situation produced by the publication Of the Bacon
Letter when You had informed Mr. MOuOn OF your pur-
se NJ nm what did Mr. Moulton then have
Ia say or do about any plans Orexpedenst A. Tat was
the time think. he wantei me to write caru aa'"s
an ofcnse and saying that had been apooszcd ior anu
accented and that II would do that, Mr. Tiitoh hld
promsed In the presence OF Witnesses 10 be Sa'hea III
The matter and that he would burn every document tat
| there was in the matter.
q. The interview which you nave given ]" "o'" ""''
| A. Yes Sir.
Rut between the time Of the publication OF the Bacon
letter and tho time your formed and announced deter
minotjon 10 have IN vesgaton, were there any plans
or expcdients of Mr. Mouton except this onet A. NO.
Sir there was not word passed between him ana me I'M
iii had determined the Committee in its crude form III
| conference with Mr. Cleveland at my house
O. Now. Mr. Beecher, was Mr.. Cleveland in the year
1874 I'm the employment OF Ford Co.. or In any way
connected with youf A. No. Sir; have ascert"'neo
nce spoke to you yesterday that he left 10 Decemper
| Of 1873 .t. ..t
| O. December, 1873, tormiuatediti A. II recoliec
/ rightly.
@ That is as easily sseertained, suppose A. Yes
Sir.
| @. And that Ia your view nowi A. Yes Sir. ~ am
credibly informed and believe.
O. What, in 1874 his business, and in what connec-
ton A. He partner in the paper-honse OF Huri-
burt & Co.
| @ Not connected with you and yonr interest in any
wayt A. Yes Sir, he owned one share In the stock.
@. In the business OF Hurlburt Col A. No. business
other than that he and members Of publishing
| house.
O. But he did own share in your newspaper A.
| One share-nOt In the newspaper.
@ But in the hOuset a. In The Christian Union Pub
fishing ssociafOn which is very distinct from the firm
| OF j. d. Ford CO.-cntirely distinct.
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The Court met at 2:3Op. m, pursuant to al
jOurnment.
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hss Niuth esxss
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report BY that mean the Investigating Committee
of last Summer the report that they made upon their
inquiries Now, Sir there any reason why You did
not read that report A. Well, 1t because didn't
read any of the documents that concerned this scandal
that recolect to any extent II is not my habit TO
read such things
Judge Nelson ITO tho Witness The counsel means
any special reason Of restraint.
The witness-No, Sir; absent in the White Noun
tans and it came to only news and was satisfied
with knowing that they had reported avOraby and that
the church was happy. didn't care what the report
was never read It, did anterior to that read the
documents that appeared from time to time
G. What your habit as to seeking out or paying aen
ton TO publications concerning yourselfi A. When
first came to brooklyn thought it meet, being younger
and having also my standing to make here to pay
attention things that sad but after few years
declined to read either the complimentary criticisms
to read the other thing. but don't think ever have
chased story for twenty years that was told to me-
because very soon that should have nothing else
to do
O. I call your attention now to point in the cross
examinations -t...
when the Bacon ettcr publishedf A. No satisfying
nothing
know that he did, Sir.
O. Did he propose no document A. BY document
there. did net .
Sir. Fullerton-No; did he propose no documents A
Mr.. FullertOn-Well. that Is an answer.
The WtIcss-A document
q. Did he propose no hepi A. Yes he proposed what
he considered help.
Q. Now. Sir. what did occur as matter OF fact con-
corning any counterOperatiOn or any proposition Of
publication or otherwise, respect to the Bacon letter
after the publication OF letter Mr. Moutons
partt A. He made many suggestions Of q settlement
that he thought could be effected severa-but think
don't he furnished any, He made suggestions
and sketches Of papers.
Mr. Shearman-Wat q moment. -I a..T
Mr. Evarts--weli, how this In respect to the I'm
mediate period after the Bacon letter dis
tinguished from later periodi A. Well he made
drafts of papers and submitted TO them
@ Submitted them TO youi A. Suggested them TO me,
and presented them to for my consideration and also
made suggestions orally TO forhat might be called
help; but iAterH that included also in your question
when wished to draw up my statement, and appealed
TO him for o sight-a copy sight Of the originas
Mr.. Fulerton-That IL not In answer TO the question
Tho witnessI understood II 10 be to Mr. Evarts ques-
ton. '
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEW YORK. Tuesday, Aug 81, 1875.
Below will be found the sales to-day at
Arch Johnston's establishment, TLireentst between
ty- mis- and Fifth-aye,
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OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY and TROY landing At Catsf,siea1er! b
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, p. N Fare, 20 cents
deck 81 cabin, with oorth Freight at rednced rates
SUNDAY EXCURSION, = m, 2ithsr, s:l5 Newourgh.
fIru ia kois 81 so; arriving New York saIne dsy
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Gcrsss, Carriages, barnsss, Sc.

COUPE FOR SALE-I'uilt by Million
~ Co.. Par 10 order for the owner; also, Coupe
maker horse both In perfect order; aSo,
elegant CoGp+ Harness. good new for single horse. Can
be seen at the stables l20 West Fifty second st.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads

TOR RondOut and Kingston, connecting with
Rendol and oswego l'silrosd landias a Ishand fas
near Point, Cornwall NewburBh MarlDOloush Mton
Highland Paz and Esopus the steamboat Thomas
Cornell Tuesday Thusday and SATURDAY leaving af-
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GILxoRE" tY{S SGNcEET TYI;cD1dIa: SAEpEs.
rhs 4 n6sT KDEv III IHs %osEn
ryIis gy c5SsEqisT bESEHhME'
n' s1sssS$ &: :%iasis $saddSSAs.srAA. & Ssliiss:
MATINEE on SATURDAY. p m sERENApE BAND.
I ,YCEUM THEATER.14th;st; and 6th-ave.
MAURICE S5ASzT a5A "a Managers
opening s7576 and I.s ooapsts proda@s,". @
II MA. s IN .s.a
full opera 0'aii'' in mMs. ME- IA TxncHrpuc.
nass !; M & 81 ssas S SGff4s E D'SS
Mill. FL Tn5HHgSdn iHgs.5inf5 fDSrAnc 81
x..,r rS@ g%h :h rss nsya bss 5ss
Musical VAN cSFihH kNiIF hesESR2pT seN%s4
stsss ass.Sa sa%assT 81 deserved FANNY srss
Sq Sale s seats "ea S T
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
wi 1913 WEST I.I1i ST, n Y
Open SoSSAYs aNp rkE
DARK THEATER Broadway and 22d-st.
L Mr. anS MqsnAyg NJ. y sspt !. pfL5nrScn e
onrorSAT Tll aNPEsftaN sPERssff y q COMEDY.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR
Box Onico open Thursday.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The subscription books for the coming season VII De opened
on sth next a. at the ,sSsSs ses once ,om s a
: : M. and from 2 til p M ,..... ., amazon,
seats VIII viii re So@menee n The oc
ehsise ehs s%o'''p'0n ''' those D''' "A's
Tie compositions performed will be IN greater variety than
former their execution will be perfected by an
Increased number of private Tssa,ss President
D. ssrAAp Secretary.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

III
~ Owning and operating the only route to Coopersown
eharon UOnes Cave BastOn Saratoga Lake GeOISt and
places Lake Champain Night trains and steamers om
SewYok at Albany and Troy with morning uSins
The day and midday VIII evening trains
for ali the named places s. f. MAYO. Genl Pass
Agent H. " IYPHANY, Asst Presf.
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nELAWARE, LACkAN ANNA cilisionn.r.,. ann w f.
$40 M train with drawing attached via Paterson
and BOontsn FOR Msnunka Chunk Portland, Mater Cap
Stoudsbue Scranton Cab0ndale, P1ttston, WikesDarre
Great Bend inghspton. oxford Norwich, Rchhed springs
Cortlapd Homer and Syracuse IL EssOn Express ior
oxford Manunka Chunk Portland Water Cap and strouds
csr attached stopping at principal stations Above trains
counet with Sussex Andover Newton, &C. and
also make for Lake Hopacong Budds Lake and
Sch ounfan
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

300 EAST 32D-S "A respectable woman
SsDsI wisles a feg families or genueren's WASHING
aundress and has the best of cy rceroaeeS
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Gteamhoats ano nGiiroao5.
DEPARTURE or THROUGH RAILF

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnlc
ID and Naugatack Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CathaIinep at l130 M and Bridgeport at
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fllartlc ano Slate Glantels..

n!artlc ano Slate Glaniels..
NASONI e. ISOLA, -
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
Jag Ia lJ2 West 10th IT., near broadway.
Monumehts, MantelS Atars, Figures Iine Waln-eo'ig
DC Importers from and manufacturers IN ltay VI ~fDie
work OF every description
w ID. & \. :. NICHOLS.-25O entirely new
W. designs Marble, Sale, and Wood MaBtes Mtnuac-
turers Iron Crrsng Stable Fixtures Fence Crates weather
Ves DC Wholesale and retail send ior catalogues 13 And
ST., opposite Worth ST.
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Sem- gerscn Real Gsiats Tor 5I.e.

A Nicelv-lOcnted FARM of 46l2 acres at
y HaWil L y. d.; In. ..- rs; hour rom ciii CON
mutation IT. punG hHihLn,s. Ire Pay id y"
nn-qultms cost 81 200 vii sell nov i"r % "iy
81 OOO ca,h required ). V. hD" AED7f - fl't 81.
nor SALE Low, Rent yearly. or Exchange
j. or Cf,y or Chicago pgopertyA clarnIBn coz ny
SEAL II miles from Newh Or, neSr h'pi, c fsnty M
use, . cir = siAtAIFy &c, BATH gas ici'l Nun
cry. lAtla scenery acres; ever Val y nee ul,,
V.setali.s rlfhrrF: lfw "r",f -
-ia uoul-ry gardener. hO PnutosTapn win
>. o.. JAItN ~. 20 Brsiaway.
E7JR SAIE-rZ5, 0OO.-A fine COUNTRY
AT n Springfield. y. j. Is miles from the car, on te
BD rvari Through OT-uee comprising - arir- "iih
large die nOlse. uDunss, IN good order aruhnNs
-tre-u with 'ndqd nil the property perfect Ir 10
500 r ti. Oer apply h-for. Aug !, 70 II Nll Nj .I.,
on ~ PREMISE q 10 JENNINGS bkOfltkhS, JAPANESE
FapeTV are, jJ2 PEAR ST., sew YORK CITY
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Cbnnces for Business Alcn.
Gin Zeal Gstate Sor Sale.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for stock
Farm Tar story high -iOpp as an ,Ht ans
sub collar HOUSES in NewYork city, corner o 5"ulevar
ana one steamboat landing p mimi irhn GOWN
tnr uishnd in French Nairut and ds; Hi. Val - .-"
rer 10 ion u house, piumb, cost 81, 90 tac mousse
fr.i class Ia every r,sprc IuiSre OF WILLIAM BA4ihLI
lT8 Draa.Way, ~ Y, room ..
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Gountrn Real estate for Sale.

DESIRABLE 1OO-acre FARM for SALE,
". p. LASruERE. Kcno-ha, Wis.
1 l. SAG HAHB0R, l.. l.-.eamiful cOGntsy
"A II iece FOR SAIL or EXCHANGE for city pTO. cify
RULAND & WHITING, BeeSman-rt. y Y.
AT SAYYILLE, l.. L., near South Bay, one
mile depot Valuable 30 AChtS, Win large road
front. LNOstOfy house. barn. aLh ouibuldiags rJJD8
~ LAND Il WHITING, Berkmanst
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME at a
~ CrA house, iNt1 hos AMI ctIt waller
splendid local city depot school, post
OluCc. &C. ute pr ct; onl 5000.
BOOkHJl Il BROS. WOCd ingraveTs,
- Liberty -, New- - rk
I CROrDN, on the Hudson kVer.--tor
~ SALE very desirable plot Of with dysliin,
house ani suitable for snlrnans COT N1HY
RESI- DENCE % large small fri.is the
yla,c. VIII DO sold on liberal terms
EDWARD CLARKE Urn une Offise.
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Brook!rn Real estate for Sale.

DOBERT - BUSSING. BROKER in REAL
"a TSrAIE ard MORTGAGE LOANS, 2pi NO"ta-ae-
~ Cont Mental Bud BROOKLYN, has Cor sal OF exchange
rrt variety Estate consisting o. Stores ana DNt-
ics ~ every aesci', on, b.sl sfcns % Bro" (r ao
Vacant Park AMI elsewhere with Blh-
es oan Fari.. Haze Res 81 ana country SCAT on
Liver eTs,y, tO.n,cticu ana oh long
leland Also Real Estate Of mis0raleo aidci"r III
man, % the soJl,ru, and esteTn states farls
WISHING 10 chance the character 81 Their investments IA 'si
Fsat VII their VANTAGE - c"rlrlcifv 'A 80
adv scr whose b.Sucss IL exclusively The brsOudtfh oi
Real IA.tate Oisii 81 nom t" o.. O"Hc
net mt. Exchanges fT country rpfry, OG wee " 49,
t.e Ia ANY locality solicit L. No charge made ncss lCpIiJ
~ s..,.t aupTUr Oi ~ l. q oNN'i
It's 20, piIcaas5 sit,nte or chrr lrr1y IN
lir,o Iva Interest by sending stAcl'i
ferret that kept a4Ornrl u similar real rsdte
f sale or excLaD laFc ar Attention IS cfii "a DOoA
al seven new sta;y brick bro Anston' loh 't"Its ~
D9r.gs dcs.IDly locates, and Lesr one 81 t business
streets BROOKLYN. TIE hDlst lave - al no esA hPn'c
mcuts are rented AID iHr sale cr tSclanS m ohr
picrly In case OF . haRse thousand doAs - s WI
y needed. NIB Ia or nearly 80 rial cslaf l bal'
afce oGi Sirabe exc can - De maze Tor lAf
a portion Of ul o. leat irs on ,is ets..h
sope from Par mas 4is IN an 20 ios me o az
all inc ntfhnulLuOl ~ .isOr4ns
r.fidy improved by The erection s many Lri ASS tiJ-
fr9 dwell 4 party WITH urnc inDcitu Guy ct
country properly and abOI tn tho sand dollars casa can
to o named a. special circumstances the IT see-
must b" Closc nu a. once ls, "i sde
OF =. clan.f Ona he bat Dwellings o. irnoEyh
"A gnts; class s,sI.rice lar irosltt faik "u1
Der ul bun Eng Lots iiIR
red by itea-c Gu ~ oslAt,
aiiO, amount iSlno'i Oh sP-
ROBERT : DUssINI. 2)4 MDntlg1s-t, Hrookyn
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Gelu Uanfeo--females.

XVANTED-A woman between the ages Of 20
w n 20 do HoUsEwogK and take ear. OF two chm
Old and The other 3is clio months
America German English nambsr ~ rs church pre-
feued references required Address j. y NJ BOZ No. 1st
gine CoRn.
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Dipiofno Notices.

oFFIcE NIAGARA FIRE IssuasSeE- So-}
No pol BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK. June 80. 1870.
hcTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
Il have .hs day declared sl,NIA NNuAL " IlpEf'D
OF FIVE PER CENT payable and after Jsly l, 1870
2. NORMAN, Vice President And seer tary
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Gelp nOanieo-- Malss.

WANTED.-A Journalist, who has some ex-
w perience the preparation o. matter retrs TO applied
srience including illumination, nnd permanent and 70
munerye occuI alton b. Addressing PRIETOR Tribune
ONCE delay. Unexcepuonai references required
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East size.

ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
: LET rrafi only rms i.1 rfae private tan'J
Gala, 1873 l.,sI ~i.t,elih f.. near Union square
40. 100 EAST 23D-ST.- Very pleasant, coo'
= and "a ry ROOMS sunlGer Wh Or without Du.-d
second floor, suite or sinsiy
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Giluaiions r1aateS-- few1Ic5.
Lallr dresses.

AnQ East 4jFH-ST.-A respectable woman
gOO to 20 ont by the day WASHING and IKONISG, Or
+! IA .e
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lCOFlCf Og INV BRYwFRs AND MALTSTERS lNSVHAN CO.,
i 40. l39 BROADWAY, NEW. NOKK, J air j., $40 }
The Boari Of tl Company have j day de-
clarcd SiAI ANNUAL DIV END 81 Pr. tEN l. pay
a l. Aug q; 1873 W. Il. OGDEN. secretary.
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a MORPT%TONN n, y. J.-First-PlaSS 20 MD
a liver ir.be a Cd nj lo'at.o' = ra1 ha' r W
A FARMHOUSE viii accommodate boarlers;
Y Ealing surf aal sii at,r Is lng god board ant
pl a.art rooms; terms Moderate j. = hJBlN''N' 'A7'
1i.rIo.sa, H. l.
l FAR4 BOAEDlNG-NOUSE in q plcis ~
"A locauoa by ..as'r; rms. 81 I'D - pei "eo" Es-'
o. w. III" HIRAM HOWELL Faa Mor.chcs. IT,.
A FEW FAMILIES can he accroomng!d red
"A vim ire AK y,S AMI . goa s ~. ~ p 30 ~
m.4el.re. address joins l. YOuN.'. uscrlral +. T..
4 FtW PER-ONS can he acc0mGo lated
ho.se n litorlo-d L. L. 20 IAlrs from Sly ample .aie
{ nESiy HOW'LL, i.i'eiih~ai, l. - T. o. BOG iid
PICARD among mountains. pine groves, and
- roa. no'.s 21sL nsr Iet g ,a,ye.p
uona5s; rrioas very os. H. DUDLEY CarnsaiL Conn.
BOARD at Mountanyille, Orange Comfy,
ipD y at III T Vest st "a ''c or on prss EFUS
BOARD at dr,t-cass farm houses at White
- ,'n'e. :, - s. !" , I Iy mo- ~, n ant ever
10 rlo.a. Ito,. (r.-rry. nos.) Address H. = s"Ach
COUNTRY BOARD by the Oceln.-Stiff bath
Y my riding oi T'ou,s snl board cream and III, g mi
Briigeha-pi'ni, Long isiAn!
COUNTRY BOARD.-Board for family, on
y the shreSsg1Iy Rye nfaT io Iasn ,to r ~
EVEKE 7 LIBRARY, 5ss Gihaye.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Elcgant farm and noun
- plenty of fruit and vegetables - hle- Va srie
Railway terms - per week children laI price i.,i' to
JOHN II. PULLS. Y. T. OF Hudson AMI liih SIS
a. o. al ireas, JOHN J. MOWEASOS. AienJa-e bergen
County, " j.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD may he had III a pri-
Z ainlr . fruit farm hiel grpIn, mountain ar
,o-s, hours iirm New York BY raj l'rs4s . 10
- ror week. ld.Fess r. ~ LDhCOH, "ashnston' LIE
Oranse County, Nc~l crk
! AXE MAHOPAC.-The LAKE HOUSE Is
open private boarding house Terms - 10 80
pr Inqaire I1st sl-t Il, al the Lake House
ANE or two small families can obtain BOARD
~ hs peasAntly Ice ea, three miles u OF Cats
kn For particulars adaress H.. hLA.s =. FIDDLi Lc.ts
Grcene County y. \.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DOARDERS W NNTED-At a farm house
mountain moieratr miles rom
lrosd AID steamboat. Addrs. Lock -, ting rns Ny
XNANTED-Country BOARD by two young
W men. with boating fishing, Adrrs-, Hisn terms
and iacitIes 10 L. L. A. Box l.0 rnJaae ONCE.
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O@A BROADN AN-l.adies' tine " AShlNG;
. ~ aces Auig "ursiGs - cents piese; done up by
T.
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II64 2D-AyE ngar s Glsst~l respect
n PsTINt to d. at "a house ID so. washer AID
ttalIn Aid
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Country hoard.

MORPTGTONN Y. J-First-elasS 20 APr
a - d TABLE nj A0iato-f rah b ha ' W
> .li,s g. g. y III 500.
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nFFICE LORILLA3D INSURANCE CO.,
" No lj2 Broadway the Board OF directors c ms gay
declared a -A.iIANNrAL DIVIDI. 81 ~ J., rLN
Nsw Xnrs Inlv i / 10 SECRETARY.
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Drpl0en0 Notices.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.


The poari n Directors Of
clared a StMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of 1HBhb \ Nd
HALF PER CENT upon the ctral OF the Conpa ~ anc upon
INC amount q. aTS4y sIrf and spftia serve finl5
(ord pursuance the proS 0s Of tie ac passd A. ri
As I-74 erf Act ~ provide MY "sisi ira
Ordiuar coinagTatons oy he creation % "a lus -
Iire insurance Coupan .as pay able on demGrd $50
SCRIP DIVIDEND OF sixty PER GIN ." icy held
emit parc patton IN the prolts 4 he tCuany Iof
which certificates viii be issued sert 20, 1879
CYRUS PECK, 5eeTCtlry
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EORTY-sIXTH DIVIDEND.
UANUN tR
FIRE INSU RANCE G

FlRB INSURANCE COMPANY.
A sEMI-hSNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE (5l TER CENT
a. psya he OF ard after July !. .. 49,, 60,
New orr Judy l. 1870. J. REMSEN LANE Secy
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GOLD AND STOCK TELEGRAPH Co,
N MEssRRN UKIiN II EDlA. I:uIIIlNG,} }
INV NoEK, July 49, 1875.
The Directors Of this COMPANY have Gee Aled ID NlDE
Of THREE PER CENT upon tie Capital oocA' pay aOis
Te iraf r win close ~ July "a and relnaif
'''''u '''" '''' II ~ llY II. WARD Secretary.
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- ATH-ST., III WEST-Iarge second and
- iri story room. via BOARD small room onrt.
f,or I,ft :
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aRlkhdsipliiA is Jhavings pFSaduAoing
 matches, which are, perhaps, as much
 needed as the spelling matches. Two
 hours and half were spent the other
 evening in learning the proper way to pro. .nounce the English language. If -thev
 learned the inG0Ra aietencieb ,. of ..Ehafi4h
 pronunicati0n in that short space. Phiia-
 delphia is ahead of the world. Three prizes, amounting in AIIfo $1OO, were con- tested for by some thirty or forty ladies and gentlemen. The words to be pro- noYn were Prlhted on a plaeapG Ind pld Z &4611 S5qR Of t46s atlsis8c8 nd cOntesttants. The latter were seated in rows on the stage. Four hundred words were selected as the ones most likely to cause errors in pronunciation, Worcester was chosen as the standard sa9thoFtE. R this dictionary had made pfonunieatf6A Q specially, and also because it was a pleasure-said the conductor of the match okat0k a8 Edwafd Everett. who pay8 sWor. cester his decided preference. Mrs. Jos ephine Warren, the elocutionist, was the conductor, and some of the prominent teachers and professors in the citx gwere supervisors. Miss Titus, teacher of "a public school in Camden, won $20 by giv- ing proper pronunciation to the word 'slicorice4 Three of the contestants were thEewn ontonthe word fcpraP; one, ,on the simple word, s'wefe, which he pronounc- cd asif spelled "weer." Another was put ont of the ranks on the word "says," which he pronunced as ifzspelled "ses." We suppose the fault here was in giving the sound instead of the 2. One gentle man hadto step out, on giving the long sound t0 Q in the word ssonly ]" This is Webster's pronounication, and a much better ono than giving it the affected sound of s-''unly." Moreover the sound is almost universally given to. this word; therefore this contestant was nearer right fhaa his judges, The werd.s that slaughtered the most was '.cognac." A Colonel MaurIce who had loomed up as the bright, particular star of the evening, found himself vanquished here. A voice in the andience called ont that Iit was be- cause of the ColoneI's temperance prin- ciples that he couldn't call the word cor rectly. At1ast wfheEz Ez1uga had dsbeensslain, a lady bore of Che llohors by calling out cog-nyak, with the accent on the last syl- fable. A much easier and more euphoni- Ous pronunciation is the French liqu1d sound "c0n-yak, ,"-long 0 and accent on first syllable. s'Wassill," ''papyrous, ''caoutchouc. and even the word "beaux," helped thin the ranks. But these pronun- citation matches are a good idea. Can't Hartford have one ?-ZTnses. .y.