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NEW JERSEY.

August Ranef, two years old, fell into q cistena
on Union Hill yesterday. and was drowned
Abraham Garretson Of Jersey City and Fravs-
mia HAight OF Newark have been appointed o0A
bede's stan,
Nathaniel Casterlne, aged seventy yoars, q
farmer living al LOckp0rt SUSSEX county, N. J, 80
found dead In his barn on Wednesday forenoon He 4
thought to nave died from heart disease.
Eliza Hurley OF jersey City went to the sH<-
ings institution Mashngton street vest erdAy Afts
noon anu deposited tlS5 Then she went u the forry
at the foot Of Ercnange place aud Jumped overheard
The Ordge tenders hshed hrr out
At West Side Park, New Jersey, yesterdsN
there was running OF heats 10y BUnny Doom DAn
lei O'Conne anu Censor. 1hv first heat was won b
OConnell ia 1853 the second BY BOnny doom In ;5Sk
aud the third BY lOnny doom in 1904 There sls3
uOttlng race Of heats won ny Susie IN 249H and eAA
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ATTACKED By n MOB.
Bx-Priest Gerdemann's Narrow Escape from
thousand Rumans.

Bx-Prtest Gerdemann's Narrow Escape from
thousand Runans.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. F.-Last evening
GerdemaD. the ex-priest, delivered a lecture In
Masonic Hall, hanayunk, on the Roman Church
as 1t Is at present. Upon its conclusion Gerde-
mann placed himself under an escort and start
ed FOR the railroad station. the mob, which had
already collected, continuing in close proximity
to the party until they reached that place. He
locked, while n posse of police remained out
side. Numbering almost thousand, the mob
was q dangerous one. Suddenly they rallied,
beat the officers out of the way, captured the
var, oruhr ~ tho de-, -.A ----- -: -s--r,.
upon the still cool and collected ex-priest. He
WAS protected, however, from serious injury by
the police, receiving only few bruises. Cerde-
manu- escaped finally to rear car, ard under
the care Of officers was brought to this city.
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PHoroGRAPHs BY Sun IMPORTERS.
Accident at n Rehearsal In Booths Theatre.
A Mor.e In the OrchesIra siaII.

In Bouclcaults drama OF the "Flying Scud,"
one OF the incidents Is the riding OF horee running At
full speed. in q scene representing English race
AT time the rider is Jockey, generally
personated by member OF the ballet corps but nnslly
the hero Of the piece. Old Nat Gosing part assumed
by the aStor the animal nes across tho
stage. Yesterday afternoon the young lady selected 70
act as nrtt driver, Miss Fanny La Forge got the
horse ana twice drove him across the stage The third
attempt ordered oy Stage Manager vincent was not so
ssful. the animal, probably fnyhtensd by the
shouts Of the supernumeIAres. IN kllg dash for the
foOtgha, and then pungng into the orchestra eDclo-
sure. scattering the hddlers In even direction. Miss
Laforge was picked by some Of toe actors ami borne
W the green room, anu DR. Walter X. Fleming
moned The poor girl was only slightly injured. After
puhlIIOn.
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JOrrINGS ABOUr TOWN.
Music in tho Central Park M4P.M.

NIW'IN III I1IV " VIVT II T "I n NJ y 1us
President Grant and party applauded Around
the WUr d. Ia tie Academy OF Music last evening.
Hannah Williams, aged ~, OF 308 East Forty
nfh street instantly killed yesterday by failing
from the fOurth-story window.
A John Morrissey club was formed at 1l5 East
Broadway last evening, and the euggeson OF hOrrssey
for the state Senate WAS cheered.
John Roberts, Jr., OF A5 East Eighty y-nrst
street who burned at the nre At 1875 km street
Thursday, died IN Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
Tho Kiralfy brothers yesterday secured from
World in Eighty Days"
II people knew how good Dailey's Magical
Pain Extractor for eyes theI would soon baJ
pas Ada.
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The funeral OF william II. Nash, chief OF a lre
battalion, who ~as killed while testing the Uda aerial
ladder last TVesday took place yesterday O'Clock
During the fornoon the uncofined BODY viewed by
relatives and many friends. Floral decorations were
plenty and very beautful They were the contributions
OF family Fire Department, Grand Army. and other
friends. At one O'Clock procession MAS formed in
front of ii9 Clinton street. foilOwsi frst Fire Rat
TALON members OF PM kearny fOst No. T. the hearse,
surrounded 10y the pa-ucarg In the church the Eps
co3al service was re d BY Dr. WI tam H. Donnel iol.
OA ed 10y the burial rites OF the Masonic order. The
eOTl(ge men moved " GreenWoOd NemeteIy.
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Another CAN for Bonds.

WAsuISGTOS, Sept. 1.-THE Secretary Of the
Treasury gives notice that the principal and accrued
interest Of the bonds herein below stated known as
wenty bonds, viii be paid at the Treasury OF the
Umed States, in the city OF Washington, and after
the l7th Gay Of December 1875 and hat the Interest
said bonds Will cease that day; that is tOs v
Bonds OF the Act Of June 3O 1854, fullows Coupon
bonds 200 o. 25Ol to No. $500, roth Inclusive 800
No. - Oh 20 No l0,5OO both incusye $500 No lO,lO1
10 laaO0, both inclusiye 1900, No 3vSOl " No
q9,7OO, both Inclusive, Total, s5,OOO,OO0
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A Brooklyn street Car Episode.

hat and cane were sent to the Brooklyn
Police Central once yesterday. with tho following
planaton from street car conductor "on Sept g. on
the 1880 down trip OF car No. i05. two ladies com.
pit ined to me that a man In the car had nsuted them
THIS near the south Terry. sroke To the man
about and he SAID II none " my business Near
the Wall street iery the ladies complained TO me
again aud AZ lin hpokr O. the man Ne got up from
MS seat ana strucA me then dealt with him sccuru.
ingy, and he nud leaving his hat and Gaze behind"
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LONDON, Sept. T.-To-day was tho lase
day Of the Doncaster September meeting. The
feature Of the day was the race for the Donoas-
ter Cup, value 800 sovereiRns; for threo-yesr-
olds, 7st eDs.; four sst. 10rbs.; ave and upward.
Vst.; winners OF important races to carry Z De.
extra. The race was won by Fraulein. Louise
Victoria and the fayorite, Marie Stuart, ran .
dead heat for the second place. Six horses
started. The betting At the start was TO 1 on
Marie stuart, . to l against Louise Victoria, and
10 to against Fraulein.
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six New Cardinals.

ROME, Sept. 17.-In the Papal Consistory
to-day the Pope, after delivering an allocutio..
announced that Monsignori Antici-MattsA
Pacca, Randi, slmeoni, vitelIsschi, ana
the Archbishop OF Rennes, whose names
he reserved IN pectors at tho Consis.
tory OF last May, have been created Car
dinals. He also appointed several archbis snops
and bishops. The consstory concluded with
the ceremony Of comforting the ring and title %
Cardinal McCloskey.
Palermo In l7e6 and eleAated to the Cardinalats
10 1856. died to-day
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AsnembIy Nominations.


OGDENsBURO, N. V. Sept. 1.-THE Republican
Convention heid at Malone Franklin county, to-day.
nOminsied John I. Gilbert for the Assembly.
The Republicans numinHted Mr. ID. A. Moore to-day
Senator from the Seventeenth District MIR. Moore
represented the Fret District Of ST. Lawrence county
Ia the Assembly during the years 1879 and 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

Louise Heuser, the Dehulliul RlTl VINO poisoned
herself with red ink Thursday evening, was better
" sterday. She was occasionally conyulsed but not
violently. There s only Onc-sAteelth OF a gran Of
poisonous matter ia gil Of t"e ink that she drank,
ana the draught that Louise took was not much in
excess OF tna quantity, the Will prop tOy recover. phe
had run away from her home ~ sullivan county.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. T.-An interview with Prof.
J. Lawrence smith, President Of the Louisville Gas
Company deyelopes the fact that @. ID. Marshall, the
late cashier, guilty OF the defalcauon rumored
yesterday. The smount Is not dehuitelY known, but
Prof Smth is Of Opn on II Is lite less than 100000
Marshall Ia very low from the effects OF hemUrrhAKe
Of the lungs, and will not be arrested or prosecuted
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Mr. George Tompkns, young iaweyr OF this
city having an ofice with his brother, Mr., Henry
Tompklns at 2bs Broadway, has nysteiiously disap-
pcared About six weeks sgO he ylted his parents IN
Rochester n Y and afteTward spent several days Ia
syracuse On the morning Of Aug ~. he 81 rtcd for
New YOrg intending TO sop over IN Albany. From
there he sent postal card TO Syracuse saying that he
WAS unable to remain and that ho Was Obliged to con
tuue this City. Since that time nOtnlng has been
haard nra ppn Of
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ROME. Sept 1.-THE Pope held oonsiS-
tory to-day, and conferred upon Cardinal Mo
Closkey the ring and the title Of Santa Maria
Sopra- Minerva
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

Joseph Sullivan, a bright little fellow three
and -ahaf years OF age. son OF Dennis sullivan, q
Wholesale lrOcor al il2 Greenwich street. disappeared
from his fathera door on Wednesday afternoon. on
Tuesday some OF su iyaus nelghbOrs noticed tall
man, with qark complexion anda foreign cast OF ea
turHA nanifesting peculiar Int ln the boy. The
man has not been seen since the CHILD disappeared.
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An Election in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Sept. 1.-The Orange county cleo
non to MI the vacancy In the Constitutional Conven
on caused BY the death OF Mr. Graham resulted the
giving the Democrats majority Of two In the ConVen
tion. That body now fairly at WORK. An ordnance
Assembly passed ts nasl reading and one reducing tho
ond reading to-day cen Republicans voting for the
latter The ability of the body Is beng developed In
dala
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A Son Accused bv bis Mother.

A suit was Instituted before Judge Donohue,
yesterday TO compel William O. Muloch to account for
half million dollars worth OF property ed
him BY mis- mother for management She asserts tina!
he Obtained q conveyance Of large amount VI real
estate through fraudulent representation.
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SAN FRANcIsco Sept. II. The following srs
the latest mining stock quotations. Alpha 10 Best .
Beicher. iol1 Beicher, loAi Bullion, s5i CAiedooia
10 Crown Point, 221 Consolidated Virginia. eoS q
California, 56A Gould Curry, IN Hale EorS
cross. 33 Imperial, o. Justice % Mexican. issSl
oyerman, ASh ophir. 4sH Savage. TN felisa
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AIfonso's Approaching Mn rriase.

LONDON, Sept. ia letter in the ITmes
this morning contains reasons for the proba-
BILE correctness of the report OF the future mar
rage OF Alfonso, the ktng OF Spain, with tha
daughter OF the Duke Of NJ Montpensier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. b.-Tho
yellow fever is epidemic at Howels Station. on fensa
cola liAy 90 miles above the Navy Yard. 1ne people
have neither food medicine, nor attendance. They
cr,ing, IN the name Of God for Ielef The Navy Yard
10 perfectly healthy. q. II. COOPER, Commodore.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala Sept. 1.-THE ConstItu-
tona Convention Suopted bin OF righa to-day. The
following section was adopted unanimously "The
pcOplc Of tns STATE accept hna the established fact
That the Federal Union there can be no secession
ne Sal
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AsIO,OOO Pigeon Match.

NEWPORT, Sept. IA pigeon match for
$4,000 has been arranged here In which james Gordon
Bennett and A H. Bogardus the latter the champion OF
America. are TO shoot against Carroll Livingston and
Ira A. Pane They TO enOOt Al nfty birds EACH aud
the highest score In the 100 wins. 1hs match will be
shot from nve traps, Englsn rules.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE eighty-ons ton
gun, recently completed at woo,~~inh for the
iron clad InGeIible, was tested to-day. Tpv
charge consisted Of 20 pounds Of powder and Q
1900 pound shot. The result was unsatisfacLory.
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Rayariau polltica.

LONDON, Sept lit Is said that tho Ul-
tramontane majority in the Bavarian Diet are
preparing TO censure the Government by vote.
They will ask the King TO change his Ministers,
because they do not possess the confidence %
the people.
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The Trennury Robbery.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l7.-DenJ Jimin u. Halleck.
accused Of the larceny Of $4,000 from the United
States Treasury brought before the Police Court
TO-DAY for preliminary hearing lie waived an exam
inaOn. anu bail required 10 the OF 10000 In
default Of which he was remandcd. 1he preliminary
the same larceny which has been pending for more
than two eks, was concluded this afte noon. The
Police Court he him Tor the action Of the Grand jury
The bail requ ed was $4,000. lie de attempt TO
procure II, and therefore sent back TO prison.
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HENDAYE, Sept. 1.-THE families OF soma
OF his most influential partizans arc endsavor-
ing to induce Don Carlos TO conclude peace.
Bands of Carlists encamped near Tolosa rS-
fuse TO nght. Their commander has been ar
rested.
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The Jersey City Board OF Education held
special meeting last night and rescnded the reso uton
suspen ding Director Holllns from his privileges
member. THIS action taken because Mr., IIOllins
had applied TO the supreme Court for mAndamus 70
compel hia Reinstatement
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LONDON, Sept. 17.-Madame Teresa
Tietjens, tho celebrated songstress, sailed In the
White Star steamship Adriatio for Now York
yent srdaV
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wAsHIS0ToE, Sept. -EI-Representntivo
White OF Alabama has been appOinled AL Associate
Justce for UtAh, and wh start Tor that Territory In
October.
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Yesterdays Ball Dame In BrookIys.
zzssG.stSis:.,. zsi.sstSiss::..,.... ! ! 8 Z $S-iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5-P. ".


The stock market to-day has been heavy and de-
pressed for nearly the entire active list, and closes
feverish at about tho lowest prices of the day. In
the earlier dealings considerable strength was ex-
hibited by the stock of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway Company due to the publication
this morning of partial report OF the Com
pany's condition and business, which
tainly contained some very favorable well
as astonishing figures. The annual report
of the Company for the year ended Dec. 81, 1874
which was promised early in the year-was made
public this morning; but we defer any extended
comments upon it until make complete
analysis of its statements. 1t may be said, however,
that it shows that the Company was not in posses
sion Of the funds necessary for the dividend of 3l
Der cent for the six months ended Dec. 81, at the
time 1t was declared, its liabilities having been
as follows: Dividend due Feb. L. $l,634,-
1896; December liabilities due in January,
$3.50. 225, making q total of $2,487, sol, against
cash on hand, 81, 4O3. 6O5, xneollected earnings,
$685. 800, making q total Of 81 ,041 .9O5, and leav-
ing Q deficit Of $685. The stockholders, ct
their annual meeting at Cleveland to-day, elected
the following Board Of Directors. vix.: Cornelius
Vanderbilt VIM. II. Vanderbilt, Augustus Sehell,
Samuel r. Basger, Robert L. Crawford, John
4. Bunill, Henry D. Payne, Anasa Stone, jr. Will
liam L. Scott, Charles N. Reed. J. G. Spencer, Al
bert Keep and J. Condit Smith. Aessss.
Crawford, Burrill Spencer md Smith are
NV wsp in TIP Gzssti9p Of To company. TAe tUtsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

transactions OF the day Mt the Stock Exchange
amounted to 1872 700 shares. Western Union de-
clines per cent on sales of $500 shares ut SOis0
1880 79osG79; Atlantic 81 Pacific Telegraph de-
clines IL per cent on sales of only 500 shares at
253,025lq; 9,7OO shares of Pacific Mail at Al i20
14044ls, show decline of q per cent Union
Pacific followed the course of the rest OF the
market and declined III per cent on
sales of 10000 shares at 7G's07o'4@
75a0769 75l2076075O75ia; 200 shares OF
Kansas Pacific sold at 23i2; 200 shares OF Panama
at 16OQ161- gain of l. per cent; 700 shares OF
Atlantic and Pacific Preferred at 1880 lGli, show
dacnA 81 "A per cent ono shares of Pacific OF MIS-
souri,, at 53053l present gain OF g Nf cent; ooo
shares Of ST. Louis Kansas City, and Northern RE
ivrrry, ri +3v1z'sUi3is, show decline oi y ps.
cent Northwestern loses 81 per cent or S"''- "a
1000 shares at 417s9i1li, while 400 shares OF Pre-
ferred sold at 5i4 st. Paul declines a per cent on
sales of 800 shares at 81 i2G37 Rock Island y per
cent on sales of 600 shares at 10f ga 1O4s 237Oo
shares of Wabash sold ut 123i01 II ga l2l40 $50
1854 making gain of Is per cent and 1.9OO ONO
and Mississippi at 26io0263iU26l2 also gam OF is
per cent Lake Shore loses 81 per cent after sales OF
20 500 shares at 7112071071 l2W7Osi. Erie loses
"a per cent after sales of % 800 shares at 3Ol4a2J g
1305s03 80, and Central and Hudson is per cent on
300 shares at 105ls0105. Five hundred shares
Delaware Iakawanna and Western, all sold at 1884,
is an ls per cent gain and 200 New-Lrscy Central,
at 1l2 is per cent advance; 400 Hannibal and st.
Joseph at 25l4025, which shows no change. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF active
stocks sold to-day will be found i'll the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

xhe,her Won have given in evidence anything on that
subject.
Mr. Eyarts-And we ask them to point hst cut
Mr.. Prior-we have It,
Judge Neilson-Mr. Porter has II.
Dir. Porter lreadingl; a.,
a Won took the paper and went 10 Mr.. Bowcne, o'u
'V 20. And left il with him, A. I think did.
I Ien' , GTe paper with hmi left the paper
O. For his considerations A. ies, er'
Mr.. Fulerton-Go on
Mr. Porter-what do you refer tof
Mr. Fulerton-I refer TO this: II Ia as fresh IN NY
recollection as II it took place to-day, that Mp Bowen
Objected TO signing IT, don't want to look 1or IT, ln'
testimony Ia that Mr. Bowen objected 10 signing 'ne
agreement and requested that II should DC ie WIN MN
overnight and that upon the return OF Mr. Claim 70 INC
marty whom he had left he chided for not bringing
IL back signed, and the prophecy was inauieed Id 'a'
he would never get 1t signed.
Mr. Eyarts-What has that to do with 1t,
Mr.. Fuleroi-lt has this to do with 1t: that when you
proved on your behalf that Mr. Bowen objected, that
have right to know in what language he clothed 'na'
objection. That is my point. am only following Wy
the inquiry Of the other side.
Mr. Eyarts-what took place in Mr.. Tiltons presence
at Mr. Moultons house was the subject oi oN
dence. whatever il was, and that was gwen
in evidence What took place between ME- BOWEN
and Mr. Clahn Mr. BQwens house was not the su.Jec'
NJ evidence except far Mr.. Cafn ght 10 pe
the subject of evidence by what lie stated when nc came
back. Now that was given in evidence.
Judge Nellson-Unlcss You inquired INTO the con''iS
t;on had between them when he left the paper.
Mr.. Evarts-We did not 49,, ,, nm ,,o,
subject and the simple question il this: Shali thcy, ~ y
art ~ their rehntng evidence he permitted to prove
a. evidence against Henry Ward Bcecher, a CONVERSE
ton between Mr. Bowen and his arbitrator as 10 when
e have moi inourcdl That is not competent evidence
Judge Ncilson-It only suggested on the idea tha'
yOu had inquired.
Mr.. Evarts-Ah! - ru.
ndge Nrilson-Pes 10 some other topic Mr. Fullerton
and Ills can looked mp between now and the morning
MIR Morrs-t within four minutes OF the time OF al
iourning, II your Honor please. ,, -,
Mr. Beach-if your Honor please, find ON looking al
page 6i9-- 80. .. -,
Mr. Morris ITO Mr.. Bcachl-It is within four minutes OF
the time of adi0urnng. . IL.
Judge Nelson ITO the iurorsl-Got ready to retire
gentlemen. Return tomorrow morning at ii O'CLOCK.
The Court here adjourned until ii O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
ler Adele Mellon.
TRUXILIo- Brig AAce
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WHDNE.DAY May 8, 1878 ,
COFFEEs-The market for Paw is &c per bower On Al
grades with fair demand at the abatement; sales Of 7ls
bags per Continental 800 Dags per Ada Wssel zoo
bags per James Penderast an on terms not made pubic
we 1noe ordinary cargOes at iG4lBfc fair do l7dI7S
good do l724Gl5c and PRIME DO al lSI20l8sic gold.
COTToN-There has been only mo- Tato inquiry suo.
Cotton: prices show decline OF &C. p n oil sraes al sks
the market quiet Receipts al the shipping pOTis tav
are COG bales this last 42oo bales THIS day M
wear bales; consolidated Gpur days receipts f5ID
bales exports Great britain 1881 bales exports Continent
s476 bales stock New lCrA lO,o&I bales CONSOLIDATED
stock, 45S476 bales.
Quotations based oD standard Of classcation force Gan,
l. 1874 Upland Cotton IN sor, running IN quality ID
more than q below the ade quoted
Ordinary 14s strict Cool Ordinary, 1874 Mi1dng las.
Good ORD. tj4 Low MidilnG 10 Good Ind, HA
Quotations based American standard ~ classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

Mr. Fullerton-r read the submission. rReading]
1--WE agree to submit to James Freeland, H. b. Clanin
money due Mt theodore Tilton from The Independent
and eoklyn Daily Union in full for all CLAIMS ds,o anu c r
Hnands to this date and TO ABIDE py theu uecson Vi
Sl ssSneS Oi 'ne'H' "''"'"' HENRY C. BOWEN,
''en' THEODORE TILToN
Brooklyn, April 3, 1872"
Now was that the only submission to those arbitrar
torsf A. The only one -
O Imean was it the only submission, either in writing
OF yerbalyi A. The only one There were some STATE
uents made in regard to 1t by both parties
O. Oh statements OF facts A. Yes, Sir.
O But did those statements Of facts refer to the mat
ors mentioned in the submssion-to those cohhec'eu
with The Independent and The Brooklyn tn'ohf a.
Those and those alone.
@ Now the award was made. believe soon aiter inc
mbmission on the EVENING" A. The same evening
O Were You present when il was announoed' A. ""'
@ Was there anything said there by any person. '",
IN regard TO Mr. Beechers matters cohnee'eo WIZ" AL
Triton A. No, Sir; not that Lrecollect
O. Was there anything said then about burning the
Daner. connected with Mr.. Beecher's and Mr.. Tltons
mattersi A. Ihave no recollection OF IT, sd
O. And you gave the check, believe there th"' even
tngt A. I did.
o To whom did You hand the checkf A. To Mr.. Titon
@ And you go away until the thing was at an end
A. ! did uot-hrst taking his receipt.
O. when was the arrangement made for an arbitration
nsti A. Within very few days before; am not conf
dent in regard 70 IT,
@. Who suggested the arbitration to youi A. VINO hrSt
puggestedt
O Yes A. The papers themselves suggested 1t, ana
were made repeatedly from tine day Mr. riton LETT
lown TO the day il was decided.
@ Who first made the suggestion which resulted IN ths
arbitration at time A am not able to recouee'
positively.
q. Do you recollect what part Mr. Clatln had III IL a.
think he spoke to about it, but whether he orlgna-
ted II I am not able 10 say.
O. Do you recOlect with whom you went away that
night A. think with Mr. storrs
O. one Of the arbitratorsi A Yes, Sir.
q And where did you 90 with hint A we went III
the same direction.
@ He lived in the same direction you did, A. Yes,
Sir; we parted, believe.
O. Where did you leave the other arbitrators when you
left A. am not certain whether they went out at the
tune don't recolect We left together pretty nearly
] should think all together.