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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-08
DR.. THOMAS

GRADUATED AT THE ROYAL COLLEGE
" OF Surgeons, England; the Roysi 0oilese
and 1854. receiving his Diploma 10 Member 81
the Royal College Of Surgeons. England, u
c~entlaie of the Royal College Of PhysIsians,
London. and Doctor Of Medicine ofths univer'
rity Of aressau. Thsss diplomas may b ssen
In The Doctors o1neo.
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HEALrHyrL AND DrLiciors.-The most dc
~licious, AZ we'll a. hcalthfnl and invlgoraiing.
summer beverage Is the sparkling Cronk. sup.
PILED X we.is 4 Enst.on. h.ln ;i,est, Goh
pal saloons. ~ well ~ 10 families and al who
desire 10, At the moot reasonable rates. Send
your orders To the Mount Vernon lIo1ss. and
try . - nple OF this popukr and wholesoms
beverage.
MMRRs. ATTENTION Something rev The
New York Life Insurance Company now In
sure miners. Apply at General Agency Once,
Rooms I and ., Mares Building, Virginia,
New. II
TnHlarr-sts otdryroodsathralland' s.eons
andrec.
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orYIcR HOURs-Por Private Consultations,
from 0 a. y. TO 8 p. H.. and Q 70 Q ?. =.
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NEW TO-DAY.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OPrIcR or TnR CONSOLIDATED yiR.
~ ginia Mining Company. san francisoo.
California. July Z. isfs.-Ata meeting of the
Board of Trustecs Of the above named Gem.
pany. held this day. . dividend tNo. ~ Of Ten
(fin Dollars per shAre wa declared, payable
on SATURDAY. the 10th Inst. Transfer books
elosei until the ioth Inst.
jys In CIIAs. n. FfSH, Secretary.
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IIunol. v.. .. Am EnrIand.'

LONDON. July Tho pigeon shoot
ing match between Bogardus, Of Hi.
nois. and Rimmel. the champion Of
England. took place to-day at Hsndon,
and wa won easily BY tho formor. The
provisions Of the match were that each
should shoot at fifty birds at thirty
yards. to rise from ave traps Ave yards
apart. Bogardus killed t~hirty.siI 10
his opponents thirty. Doeardus chal.
lsngsd all England to shoot against him.
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currsaey.

WASHINGTON. July 7.-Under the Act
Of July IS. 1874. providing for the re-
sumption Of specie payments, tho Troas-
ury Department has disposed Of about
SO. 0O0. 900 OF bonds. known AZ the
ive-per cents, authorized by the net Of
July II. 1870. and with the proceeds
has purchased about $4,000. 900 in sill.
yer. for tho purpose Of retiring the
fractional currency.
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MARRIED.

Tnslar--sis, otdryrood.athrsliaad' s.eons
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Cars leave Virginia At ,:ts A. ~. stopping at
silver Oily switch. Carson CITY and other
points for excurIonists. Returning. trains
VIII lesvs the grounds q . o.sloek FL,
pose Of conveying lunch baskets, etc., TO and
By special Invitation. tho sARsPpHLD
GUARD Of 0oid lliil wilt act A. Escort of the
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-11

+ --Stary Slide Sc MIN opst oyecye.
Starry Slidic dosahl velikych vysledkd
7 cinnosti sve, avsak on postupoval tax
klidne a znenahla, ze jen tyto vysledky
byly ddkazem jeho uspechu. Druzi de-
.tektivove jevili vice raznosti nahlosti
vyxnamenavali SO hlavne neohrozenym a
vcssnym jednanim. kdezto Starry Slide
osnovani pland nepfekonatelnym mi
strem byl. On pracoval vice hlavou,
drua pax plany jeho proste vykonavali.
Phi tom mel zeleznou trpelivost vytrva
lost. Vedelo Sc mem, ze jedenkrate pl
j ntch sedmnacte hodin ma iednom rohu
yystal, anil by dale net ma diva stfevice 8
mista Sc byl uchylil; pozoroval odtud je-
dine okno jisteho domu.
- Kdyz risky detektiv opustil hernu
vr6til Sc Starry Slidic opet k stolku, ne
hok mlad5m Gascoinem, synovcem mi.
ionafe faro hral obnovil hru.
On mel podezfeni pfedns tohoto mia
deho mule, pax bospodyni milionafovu
psui Vancovou. Muzi tax dtmyslnem'
tyto dvs stopy dplne postasily. Takte
dovt3pil %, ss prsvi slodeii dluhopisd cd
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-11

llAMDUIlA1M IL N1V Ol(AIlM
po slavn6 osv9d6enfch velkych postov-
mich parolodich
Pommeramia, Tnuringia, Sslesia, FTisia,
Westphatta, CSusbria, Holsatia, Ham,
monsa, Goethe, Schiller, Herder, Lessang
Wsedtand, Klopstock, GeLkert, Vandataa
Germanaa, Sa1onia, PoruSsia, Ba"a-
ria, Ieutonaa, AIIemaamnsa, Suevia,
Franconia, Rhenanaa, Lotharangaa,
VuLkan, Maracaabo.
W Lodni vJpsavy konaji Sc z
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
Noveho Yorku do Hamburku kazdy
ctvrtek.
z jara a ma podzim konaji Sc Ham,
burku do Noveha Yorku Noveho
Yorku do Hamburku mimofadne vypra
Wy sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Hamburku do Noveho Yorku:
|. kajuta 1920 zlata, Ii. kajuta S72 zla-
ia, mezipalubi $32 papirech.
Z Nov. Yorku do Hamburku:
l. kajuta 800 zlata, III. kaiuta $50 zla-
ia, mozipalebi $50 papirech.
Deti cd - 10 rokd plati polovicku,
kojenci Hamburku do N. Y. g so q
z n. 7. do Hamburku bezplatne.
V Hamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
ralni iednatel August BOIten, VIM.
MILLERS NachfQlger 33 & "a Admi-
ralitatsstrasse, kde Cechove najdou sve-
no rodaka
p. JOSefa PaStOra.
V New Yorku podaji blizsi zpravu ge
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad ST, N. Y.
G. B. RICHARD d. BOAS, 81 Broad
way iakoz veskefi jich jednatelove po
Sp. statech.
| W Prosperity postovni paroplavby
iakoz Pastorova brosurka ,,Americky
vystehovalec" rozesilaii Sc ma pczadani
zdarma. so so
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Starry Slide
ANEB
Ctyri prOSluli zvGdOv6
Otihaluji velke taiclnstvi.
KAPITOLA XXI.
Zsvy zdpas $ banabitkami - Utek
q G2uau.


Jeho uniknuti tax velkemu nebezpeci
naplnilo srdce jeho radosti; ale pfi tom
byl jeste tax velkodnsny, ze nezapomel
na sveho tezce raneneho We sluj beg SO.
be- leziciho nepfitele. Ustanovil Sc, ze
xpravi tom Francouze, ably tyz Alteovi
potfebno1 pomoc poskytnouti mohl
Asi pal hodiny 81 odpocinul, nacez mi.
sto, kde 90 nachaze, ohledavati Sc ial.
" tom zaslechne vystfel bambitky.
Prvni myslenka eho byla ma Irskeho
detektiva. Napadlo iej, ze snad cd "a
kefnikd poznan byl ze nyni snekterym
z handy o zivot zapasi
Nekolk dalsich vystfeld potvrdilo jeho
podezfeni.
..s Cikansky Slide vybehl rychlosti stfely
!. po strani vzh6ru letel tajemnemu do
. mn. Kdyz byl as ma polou ceste, zocil
coveka bez kabatu bez klobouku zadni
. mi dvefmi ma zadni verandu vyrazivsiho.
DIE postavy poznal mem Cikan
Irskeho detektiva. Timze okanzenim
zahoukly move vystfely We dvefich, jimiz
= /. detektiv ven vyrazi.
Kdyz tento verandy dold seskocil, O.
- bratil Sc stfelhbite vypall dvakrate do
= svych pronasledovateld, nacez smerem k
fece utikal
Nahle pablo oko jeio ma postavu Cikan
s. skeho Slidice. Maize ho "a nektereho z
handy, namifil nan bambitku svou byl
by nah stfelil, kdyby soudruh jeho Gas
nebyl no varoval
,,Zadrz, Connorsil Nestfileir
- .tlrsk5 detektiv nechal ruku svou skies
nouti tazal SO:
,,Tys to Filipel"
rAno."
,,Diky bohu brachu, zes ziv zdrav."
: 'yCo jest!" tazal Sc Cikan.
'''-' Jsme poznani," odSetil Connors.
Mezi tim, CO spolu rozmlouvsli, opatr-
NE couvali Asi til zakefnci pronasledo-
/. vail iei. ac ami te ami one strany neby
10 stfileno.
. b .Pdje me jednu bambitku.. pravil ST.
die.
Irsky detektiv, sahl do kapsy a vyhal
odtud maly osmirannovy revolver, jejz
mu podal.
MAN jeste sest rap," pravil; ,,myslim
ze nam vystaci, nebudemeli mimi plytva-
tn
Ma to nastala mezi obema stranami
pravidelna bitka Detektivoye, couvaji.
ce palice, kryli Sc "a kefe stromy; "a
kefnici, ktefi je We vzdalenosti asi padesa-
ii krokd pronasledovali, einili podobne.
Tim spdsobem octnuli se az ma samem
srazu, kde We dne divkou rozmlouvali.
Kdyz SO hotovili k slezari, vyfitil Sc ma
Cik6nskeho Slidi6e jeden re zakefnik1,
ktery SO mezi stfelbou nejdale do pfedu
odvaEil chopil ho "a kirk.
Ia Ale te chvili udefil jej Irsky detektiy
bambitkou tax padne do hlavy, ze soudru
ha jeho pustil jako klada ma zem Sc sva
III.
,,Honem SO stranel" pobidnul Slidice.
"a nekolik okamziku byli ma btehu,
kdezto druzi zakefnici ma okraii skaly sc
objevili po mich neustale palili.
,Kam nynii' tazal Sc detektiv soudru
hs sveho. ,Nenaleznemeli zde nejakj
Glun, nezbyde nam, nez pfeplavati feku
Po tomto bfehu zakefnikim neuniknes..
,,Vyhranoy" zvolal Cikansky Slide
nebot zocil nedaleko odsud clun povytaa'
ny ma bteh.
Nez by deset napocital, byt clun VITA
Ger do feky oba detektivove, statecn
vsslujice, octnuli Sc clunem vproudl
feky.
- KAPITOLA XXI.
--Stary Slide Sc ndns opst o9jecye.
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iazyk ST uhrszl; Oh nablidnul, ze jej de-
tektiv chytracky dostal.
Starry Slide popisoval Francouzi lbovol
ny oblek, ocekavaie, ze tento bude Sc s
MIN to pfiti a ze pti tom mu snad neia-
Ike sloyo uklouznc, ktere by jemu vitano
byti mohlo.
A nyni teprve podal ddmyslny muz
ten Francouzi popis one osoby, kterA zmi
neneho dne bud "a zenskou pfevlecena
anebo co zenska kolem okna, nimz sluzka
ma ulici videla, Sc mihla, po schodech k
pracelnim dvefim vedoucich vystoupila a
do pfedsine vesla.
Phi tomto popisu kazdf sval obliceji
Francouze sebou skubal, jako kdyby sill
ny gslvanicky proud tvafi iebo veden
byl. Starry Slidic, ukonciv, pravil:
,.Nuz, jste nyni pfesvedcena, ze isem Sc
nemylill"
Franconz neodpovidal.
.Povezte mne nyni," pravil Ease Slide
,,jste-li dnes pfevlecena "a muzskeho ane.
bo byl.li iste tehdy pfevlecen "a ZEN
skoul"
,Popiram co nejrozhodnsi, &c bych byl
kdy byval "a zenskou pfevlecen."
Phi tom ucouvnul, jakoby chtel odeji-
ii.
,Neodchazejte!'
,Proc bych mel zastatis''
,,Abyste mne zodpovedel nekolik ota-
EEK"
,Nebudu vam ma mic odpovidati, po-
kud nedokazete, ze mate pravo mne Wy
slychati"
% ano, Wy budete odpovidati. My Il.
fadnici nepottebujeme dlouho dosvelcova
ii autoritu svou z o Gin 4 m."
Francouz SO otocil uGinil asi krok ku
pfedu, kdyz jej Slide mocnou svou pravi
CT zadrzeI.
TX jakemu 1celi iste 80 ptevlekl do
zenskych sat6 vessel do domu pana Gas
coina."
,Ja Sc nikdy nepfevlekl do zenskych
satd; ia nikdy pana Gascoina nebyl a
nikdy jsem jmena jeho neslysel."
,Usvedcimli vas jedne lie, mohu Sc
domnivati ze vsecko ostatni co mluvite
Jest live"
"A kterak mi dokazete, ze jsem lhaff''
,Clovek, ktery iii dlouhou dobu mi
losti sveho stryce ktery potom tvrdi, ze
jmeno jeho jakziv ami neslysel, must byti
lhaf."
Wy mne snad mate "a Viktora Gas
coinal"
Francouz Sc opet podfekl. Pied civil
kou tvrdil ze to jmeno jakziv ami neslyse
nyni jmenoval Gascoinova synovce O
sice beze vsi pficiny.
,,Tak jest" pravil Slidic 1smevem.
,,Pfipusfme, Re jsem Viktor Gascoine
CO tohos"
,Velmi mnoho mlady pfiteli. w
jste synovec pana Gascoina a pfedcs
jste zapiral, ze pana toho nebo jmeno je.
no znate. Wy jste pied dvsma tydny W
sci tajne do domu jeho, jsa pfevlecen d.
obieku, podobneho napadne onomu, '
nemz slecna Frantiska Gascoinova, ses
tfenka vase domu byla odesla, nikdy v
ce don SO nevratic."
,,Ja nemAm zadnou sestfenku toho jm
na," pravil Francouz; "a ia nebyl "a Mix
ho pfevlecen."
Wy hodlate tedy tvrdosiine ma sven
statil"
,Ano, pane"
,,Mozna, ze jsem Sc pfedce jen zmy
ILL.," pravil Starry Slide lhostejne a cd
chazel, zIstaviv zasnouciho Francouze 81
motneho.
Starry Slide takfka hrave 1cele sveh
dosahl. Pfesvedcil So, ze tento Vikto
Gascoine jest zlodej dluhopisd dnosc
schovanky. Zatknuti bylo by proveder
ma vlas rozvrzeneho planu jeho vadilo :
proto jej nechal, stave Sc jako by {
byl pfedce osobe mylil.
Nyni teprve vsiml 81 drzitel henry 81
reho Slidice, jejz poznal. Pokynuv nj
ukazal mu ma soukromou pisarnu svol
kan jej zavedl. Zavfev dvefe pravil:
lille, hle Harry, Wy jste Ease sluz
bes"
0 ,,Ano."
s IA pokom mych hosti slidite!"
o Slide Sc usmal.
To lest podiyna otazka: tax hloupe
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H1ndd SA tkadlec ma tkani kar-
nlCuO DC petd. Stala prace a
dobra mzda. PoptAvka, 800 Woodland
Ave.
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Karpety a OlejOva pIatna
GEO. TIE LINDE.

Prave jsem obdrzel hoiny vyber vseho
druhu karpetd, olejoveho platna a rohozi
pro podzimni obchod. Prodavam levn9ji
nez jinych obchodech. Taktez proda-
YAM ealouny (wall-paper) "a novoyorske
ceny cd do IL cti. zavitek (roli).
300 Woodland Ave.
29-6S
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M. KRKJcI
CIeVeIandu. Ohio.
Cor. of Forest and CrOtOn SITS
n

Cor. OIL Forest and CrOtOn Sts.
cislo l43.
dava timto nav6sti tenn, ktefi pro sve PHI
nalezejici pfibuzne neb zname ot6in6,
iizdu do Ameriky zaplatiti chit, ze list
ky pro pfeplaveni Bremen do ameri-
kanskfch pfista:ri Noveho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. "a tu neilacin6jsi cenu VISTA
vuie,, pax ze, kdyz Sc toho zada, take OBJ
starani dalsi jizdy Noveho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. do ynitr Ameriky. TAX i
iizdu hned dOmOva Nemecka, Czech
atd. an do Bremen rejlacin6j zaroveh
pfiiima.
Ceny pfeplavu do Anleriky.
Po parolodi mezipalubi osoba pres 10
rok1 staff $32 papirech
Ditky do 10 let Is
Kojence do 1 roku
Po plachetni lodi mezipalubi:
Osoba pies rokd staff $24 zlata
Ditky do 8 let ~
Kojenec do l roku st. $50 ~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
THE WIySTED SCANDAL.

O. That brings me to the Winsted story. Who
sncgesed that you should take this little sick girl to Wnsted
My wife suggested after ready to go on the journey
she begged mo to take this little girl with me.
q Where this school girl sayingf A. AT my house
O. State why that she wanted to hear lecture and
why Mrs Tltons wish that you should take herr A
She was friend OF ours and a pro,<g6 OF my wifes,
and q member OF a family all Of whose members
had visits at my house; she school girl at
Connecticut and had had Illness and had come to our
house TO be nursed anl when was going TO Wnsed to lee
tue as on previous year had gone with Mrs Tton and we
had such pleasant hospitality shown to us by certain family
there asked Mrs Ton IL she would not come again She
said no. but asked to ske won't name the nancy So
after got ready start and bag was packed waited
20 take her. expecting when got to Winsted to be enter
tanned at the house where previously entertained; but
the family away and had to 60 to hotel There
never was be ter gr in the world than she and an out
rage 10 introduce with any reference TO the
O. What was the young girls age A. ldont know. This
,v.s when she a school girl / never asked her age
Mr. Beach-Well about from her appearance A Ishosiu
think sixteen seventeen; don't know
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
ARGUMENT OF Mr.. FULLERTON.

Mr.. Fullerton-The rule, as your Honor has
stated IT, no doubt correct would have right then
10 introduce correspondence between the husband and the
wife which subsequent the alleged oenso bat the
other side had right to do it, and they have ayaod themselves
Of that right and have given In evidence in this case
several lettess which passed between Mr. and Mrs.
Tton subsequently to December 1870 when this alleged
oense made known 10 Mr. Beecher letters OF Mrs Ton
her husband Now what the object OF introducing
those letters, Lot look for moment Ii was not to show
that husband and wife lived together harmonousy; that was
not their object that Of the objects which we
had in view in introducing the correspondence. They
had another further and deeper object They wanted
10 show letters written subsequently, to December 1870 when
this oense made known M Bcecher by Mr. ton. FOR
the purpose OF convincing this Jury that no woman VINO had
submitted herself to the embraces OF paramoW weaid
have written such letter to her husband That Is
their object and when my learned friend on the other Sde
comes sum up this the jury this case stands as 1t
does now will Aout letters in faces and There
evidence that this charge FALSE because those are the
letters Of an innocent woman" Now Sir they have tried
the experiment and they must reap the fruit OF H.
Whenever they 60 into correspondence subsequent
to December 1870 opea the door, and hay cannot shut IL
will We read correspondence between the parties
during period for the purpose OF combating the POSI-
which they intend to take predcated OF the evidence as
stands part Now Sir that is the doctrine OF this
case Any letter. now written by Mrs Tton TO hor husband
subsequent December 1870 introduce in evidence In
IN tnis case lot tue puiPo'o VI uoiS """' "''" ""A
which they seek to draw from the correspondence given oy
them which occurred during the same period
Judge Neson-Wel that is the point the very point IN
voved whether they having put in letter which might
possibly admit certain interpretation have right to
put in other letters to qualify that interpretation
Mr. Fueron-hcy entered upon line OF investigation
here We pursue that line OF investigation We can gYe
evidence Of the character and OF the same pupo TO ex
plain away and get rid Of the testimony which they have gwen
OF that character Nothing be clearer than that And when
ever they try the experiment Of coming down since December
1870 purpose OF introducing letters between husband and
wife they opened the door for the whole correspondence
between parties at that time That our position
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
MR. TrIToN,s STORY TO MRS. BRADSHAW.

MR.. TILT0NS STORY TO MRS BRADSHAW.
O. You have been asked whether you didn't the
story johnson and 9th and Me- Richards be-
leye and Ms Bradshaw. What did you tod Mrs. b'aasns"
Mr.. Eysrts-I have not asked that.
Mr. Fulloton-Ycs, Sir, you did.
Mr. Evsrts-Not the least There Is something In the Ill
rect examination about that have not asked any quesoh
concerning anything told Mra Bradshaw have not asked
any question concerning 1t.
Mr. Fulerton-The gentleman forgcts.
Judge Nelson-Thee many questions that cannot
assume TO remember It.
thet he has forgotten some OF them himself lie asked the
question whether told this story aod 10 whom ana men
toned Mr. Johnson Mr. Richards Mrs. Richards and MIS-
bradshaw.
Mr. Evas-Ths Is the subject have been just over
and which your Honor excluded
Mr. Fu lerton-No; not the same susjeot
Judge Neilson-Tha, Is OF the persons oiassed
Mr. Eyarts-No Sir she Of the throo persons have
not asked anything more
Mr. Fulorton-No Sir Is at another time and on another
inquiry and as another subject altogether The other IN
euiry was as to showing The True Se which was to MI
De Witt Mr. Duncklce. Mr.. Clarke, and 50 on.
judge Nelson ITO Mr. Beach, Can you find that you
please.
Mr Beach, will try. Sir.
Judge Nelson ITO Mr. Beaoh Are you looking for needle
In hay sacki
Mr. Beac,-I AN hunting for diamond the shore.
Mr. Fucrton-It Is there; you look you will find It, That
Is certain rro Judge Ncisonl Whilst Mr. Beach is locking
for it. will 90 on with something ese II meets your Honors
approval.
Judge Neison-wep.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18

Mr. Bvarts-I agree don't prove the fact Is the state Of
their domestic happiness until the discovery Of tho fact pro-
ducing situation.
Judge Neilson-Yes, Sir.
Mr. Eyarts-That ID the rationale Of It.
Judge NcsonNow Mr. Fullerton. iet us scc why ad-
missibc
Mr. Evms-I going to say with certain QUALIFICATIONS
II we had put which either Of these was an answer
why Of would bring within another rule OF e'
dence and IL my learned friend points that out we VIII oon
sIder H.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
REMARKS OF MR.. EvARTS.

Mr. Evarts-Now let us see II we cannot find an
authority. Lord Kenyon says Reading from Edwards D.
Crock, Esp. 39l:
Grim os letters between the plaintiff and
his wife passing while they necessarily separated In the
pursuit OF their vocaons and written before
any suspicion OF adultery, admissible 10 show mutual
Affection and happiness"
That is the point The point Is how they going on In
their domestic life before the interruption Quod oaoraus
sctlon.
Judge Neison-it Is the question OF damages
Nt Eyaris-That IL as u may be.
Judge ASoa pFgIssss' y be N 10 lhs phaslpl fact
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
THE PERSON MEANT BY "MR. RI

Q. In many Of these letters which have been
introduced evidence written BY your she speaks OF
~Mr b." but who the Mr. .. Of whom she spoke A.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher.
@ And Bessie Turner known BY any ether In the
family; she mentioned in any other way than Bessie
csse Turner In the family In the letters which Mrs Tton
wrote A. She sometimes called Libby.
And whenever Libby in the correspondence In e
lesoe references made 10 Bessie Turnerf A. Yes. Sir.
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understand you to say the $1,000 was paid In advance OF
the execution OF that psper' A. Yea. Sir
O. the condition precedent that the paper should
be executed before the money paid A. No. Sir
No connection between the two hings as understand 1t
A. Not q shadow OF connection.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
DIRECTION OF Mr.. TILToNs sPENDTHRIFT TEN
DENCIES,

Mr. Fullerton-Now, in one Of your letters you have
spoken Of your spendht tendencies and asked your wife
10 check you. What had you reference to-what
was the character Of the expenditure referred TO ?
A. WELL Sir; always buying costly things to beaufy
mr. house-pcuros books furniture and the other luxurious
friyoes which many rich indulge In and which men
who are very rich cannot That is all don't exactly
ua1erstand the character Of the question
O. That is sufficient answer. didn't know but what
might have been riotous living wanted to show 1t We not
in riotous living you expended your money No. Sir
never induged in riotous living.
Mr. Fullerton Il supposed not
Mr. Evsrs-There is no inquiry OF that lind. AK hat
that be struck out
Mr. Faieroa-The rotous liyingf
Mr. Eysrts-Yes the riotous living.
Mr. Besch-Well 1t Is very proper.
Mr. Rvarts-It 10 In 10 question
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MR. SCHULTZ'S ADVICE ABOUT THE GOLDEN AGE
Mr. Fullerton-Do you recollect the conversation
with Jackson s. Schultz In regvrd to your maersi Yes
Bir.
@ State what you said TO him!
Mr. Rvsrs-You mean the conversation inquired about
Mr.. Beach-Yes, Sir.
Mr.. Fuleeton-Yes, OF course.
month Of either January February 1871 shortly before
the founding OF The Golden A1e-I went with Franklin
Woodruff 70 zee Jackson S. Schultz We went
We told by his partner that Mr. Schultz
home We to Mr.. Schultz's house. He then sick
with gou and gave good sdyoe about what you
cali oous living and Mr. Woodruff laid before Mr. Schultz
the projecs for establishing The Golden Age and asked Mr.
6chults TO contribute 10 the capital and become
one OF the stockholders. Quite q long conversation
snsued between Mr.. W. Woodruff and Mr. Schultz, /
taking very subordinate part Toward the end Of that
conversation Mr. Schultz said that the enterprise is Of
character which ought 10 have the endorsement, he
thought Of Mr. Beecher He said that II M Beecher
would take part in the paper or would approve OF it.
ths. would be likely to succeed Mr.. Schultz asked
me II Mr.. Beecher interested In It, told
blm that Mr. Beeeher had expressed Q willingness
10 be interested In ito do something for IT, and then
followed some eonyesaon between Mr. Schultz and myself
cannot repe the phraseooy Of IT. but the ph OF 1t was
this that could not put myself under any obligation 70 Mr.
Beechef but did not tell Mr. Schultz the reason why.
q That wss the substance OF the conversation A. TIA,
the substance Of the conversation; Mr. Woodruff WAS
present throughout the conversation.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
Mrs. TILrON,s TRIp TO MONTICELLO.

Q. Do you recoect when your wife was at Monti'
cello A. She there in the OF 1863 think she
WAS there more Summers Than one
Y How Is thai! a. Wa jaal GGklr. hat s4e Was there
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10 CONNECTION BETwEEN MR. BowENs PAYMENT
AND THE COVENANT.

@ Was there any connection between the pay
ent the 5000 BY Mr Bowen snd the execution Of the
tparute agreement which has been put in edsncs' NO.
INC slightest. Sir. -