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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE


NEwroRs, RI, May IT, 1875
sehr Annie Eaton Capt Langley. of and for Calais,
NE with OF coal, from Baltimore went ashore
the southwest end Of Block Island during thick log.
saturday night Advices from the island this afor-
state that she has biged ami that was being
stripped OF sails &c. The wrecking company on the
island have contracted 20 get her of for 80 cent Of
value vessel and she is hceed off shore, and
the prospectto ge ng her aoat Is notyery encourar
Inc. diver was secured at this port to-day she IL =
new vessel, being only "A months old.
Schr Meteor, Of the Coast wrecking Company OF New
York, arrived here yesterday with force OF workmen.
She will commence operations at once the sunkon
bark Bessie Rogers which into aud sunk by tho
Bristol Aug 10 1874 upon which they
At last They to be able To oat her
into the dock with the aid OF ponoons and discharge
her Of scrap iron. Last the company
eeeded IN moving her from the place where she was
sunk GOAT Island lighthouse 10 the upper harhor
whoEe ever since she has been terrier 10 navigation
the Board of Underwriters
Capt Dean, Of revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, sta
toned ut thus port and who has been here aDent
year. received orders start az once for Mobile
10 take command OF revenue cutter Lewis hcLane sta
toned nj that place.
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apoRoY LoRr.r.ARp RorALps.

Mr.. George l. Ronalds, whose death - an
nounced ~ cable despatch as having occurred IA
Paris on SATURDAY last, was In The lorsy-second
year o. MS age, native OF this city ana the son
Of the tate Tnomas {. Ronalds ATS mother being
tne sister of Aessrs. George and Pierre Lorri
Lard. Nr. Ronalds was q gentleman Of large
wealth AMI well known mere, especially from his
great scientific attainments, though Tor many
years past et has resided mainly N Europe. Last
lal while IN Rome, Mr.. K0nal0s attacked
VITA heart disease aud advised % 90 10 Pans fnr
treatment Tue journey was accomplished by
easy stages bnt the disease made RAPID progress /;
Ang tnOugh Mr.. koDads desired 70 be brought
mere 20 dte ne wa denled the boon. 10 early lie
Al H. X y. Williams, Of this CITY, whom ne caves
to mourn nus loss. Colonel ana Mrs. Kipp, the
SISTER and urOt0ef-in-law Of Mr.. ROnslds, we're
wish Inn ~ toe time Of MS death.
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sohr Belle Hull Bush Providence Tor Elizabethport
Echr Frederick Raj, Buell. Portland. OF Tor New nor9
achr Dwight Davidson, PaEkcr Providence Tor EllSa-
sc6T sarah Tyler Hart Providence Tor Elisabeth
port.
schr James Corson. Lynch, new Haven Tor Eizapetb-
port
schr Henrietta, Lenox New Haven for F.izabethport
Schr Capitol, Harris Bridgeport for New kork.
schr W Philips, HawSins Providence for new YORK
kchrJ NJ kissaIn smi In, Southport Tor New YORK.
Scnr Potter Hooper, Bralbury. New YORK Tor Frovl-
dcnce.
sctr ID Foster henry Rond0ut tor Providence.
schr Mantle PAdelford, Ehnabethport tor froVdence
- ar Worthington haynor, Fan River Tor New norA
hcbF Entire, Knnear. New BEDFORD for New York.
hchr Adelaide Lewis, Now London Tor New YORK.
sehr kary Is Ice, Harper, Fan River Tor ElLabetn.
port
schr Alien Young Young. FAN River for Rondout-
schr Anthony Burton, Johnson Pawtueket Tor Eliza
betnport
schr pecrless. smith, Providence Tor New York.
schr Undine, Stokee Portland, CT for Philadelphia
Schr Kate l.ity, HuchinA Gardiner Tor New YORK.
with lumber 70 John CreeA.
Aehr MAIL, Mead 1Ieenwlcn Tor Now forEs win STONE
10 ordeT.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eeanora, johnson. New York Tor Portland
Steamer United stntaR DAVIS Now YORK TO- Fai
River
steamer Bolivar 0eer New York for Norwich.
Schr Annoy, Knapp. New York for Noank.
Sehr Empire, Mathews, Port johnson for New BED
ford.
srhr Henry Gardiner Miller, New YORK for Far
River.
chr Wesley Abbot. Muller New York for Salem
schr Telegraph, Montgomery, ROndout tor Boston
tChr General Hall. Dreamer, kond0ub for Boston,
schr Chancellor. Madison Rondout for providence
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4 BURGLAR SHOT Al.

Yesterday afternoon Jonn Crawford, aged
twenty-0ne years, forced an entrance lntO me
premises No. 90 Grand street and stole = SUIT Or
clothes, waten, l0ckets chains, 50 IN money and
come silver pieces from the apartments Of Hrs.
Amelia Johnson. JUST A. ne WAS making his way
out ne met the lady, Who Instantly gave tie
alarm. and 0nicer Pickett gave chsss 70
the thief Aver running four blocks, End-
lag tns man waa increasing the 0is.
lance between them. Pickett drew hls p.s-
tol snd nrsd twice. one shot STRIKING Crawford
on the leg aud bringing BIN 70. crawford &C.
knowlodged his guns at once, ana on being taken
TO the station house and searched, In addition 70
the property or Mrs. J0hns0n, he n8d $40 IN
United Statcs RreenbacKs, gold watoh, Two anger
rings elk skeleton keys and Ateel JIMMY.
Crawford was perfectly unc0ncerned ana says no
u willing 10 20 Hp ior twO years, a. IL u tie nr3t
timo se mas been arrested In all the years hs nas
been practising MS "proteBsiOn.U concluding nls
remarks with 'the old woman has Si.tOe 10 keen
hsr while am gone and uDti c9n 90 g. Wcrk
blt RIng again.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY MAY 10 1875-TRIPLE SHEET

oxxrroaw NAV Ie-sa,lea shin Pocahonsas Oh r) Boag
unitea statea
onmAx YAuwou~u w.vt6 Ar,,vaa harh Alphonss et
Mario ,PY, Privat Na,v oroar.
amaArxAp M.v ~ A,rtv.a h.-s. nomenlco utan
Iae..r,no ~ 49,. -. ,r..n 1....ca A.
Hn.vor,. avIs-A,r,vea hr,v Irsos NOR Arentsen,
xVun1r.toa NJ, -. !. ,,.-,.,
9Arurpo Ma IA 5000 49,, AMI. fnu,ch, Fenst.r
San Francisco
HAvpu May lA-c.i,ea narS rro,h.,as, ,ce,, Waeh.
"a. rrn,,aa s,a,oa
L,ywppoot MAJ IA Arr,v., N.rs c.,..,a m, Wright
c,ar,astoo
Arrived I,,h sn,n cs,v :, R,ooA,xD u.r,man San
pr.nc,sco ~ 90. ,, -, ). ~,
Sailed lGsh, bark Beulah OBJ, ingram. Vancouver
Island.
LONDON May 6-Arriyod bark Kate Crosby (Br,
Porter, Philadelphia.
LKIrH, May i7-Arriyed bark CronstAdt. Greene Bos-
ton via Queenstown.
LONDONDERRY, May l6-snIled bark Jane Wright (Br),
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R7- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF We SELLS ENTER.
ING TIE PORT or NEW ToRK AT NIGHE-rhe New
YoRK HRRALp has adopted Q distinguishing coson night
signal Tor use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing whine burning the colors red green, RED, changing
IRON one 10 the other succession and be seen sew
cral miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal viii oolige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News department Of The
HERALD
RSr Persons desirous OF communicating with vessels
arriving New York do so by addressing to such
vessels care Of herald news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from s parts OF the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
CURED
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AMERICAN PORTS.

AsroRlA, o. May 7-Arryed, bark Matte MoClcar
Forbes. Honolulu
sailed-ship Elizabeth Douesn tBr1. white, Liver
pool
BOSTON May i5-Arived, bark Huron (Br, Gillen
Leghorn; schrs Western star. Crocker. Philadei ph
Catalina johnson, Ne wcastei Matthew Kinney Barter,
HOndouL
satcd-Bark Poivcarr.
18th Arrived, steamers Dominion Orr, Clements
Yarmouth, N. g.; Norma, hickersOn, Philadelphia
Gen Whllney,. Hallet New York brig saxon I'D
smith. Barbados schrs Western star, Cr0cker, Baln
more Walter ". Phsro, Collins Hoookeni n Berry,
Also arrived, barn oanny Scott CRr), Bartlett, Mel
bourne scbrs Bail stowe. BALTIMORE; Bartlett BART
lCtI HOb0ksn.
Below chr Dnrins. Eddy. from New Smyrna
Cleared steamer Neptune Berry, New York; park
> Ntchwire (3rl, Murray England via Darten, TAI
brig Mary Dana, O'Neil Wilmington NC; schrs n
toster, Coombs, hayagne2; Index. Garrison, BALL
saiiee-Bark john hatnneA
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HFr.AgcrHoS a wIcKwArR.

Few men IN Jersey City, where the subject n
ths sketch resided for many years, Illustrated 70
q greater degree the checkered career which 10
often attends the pursuit. Of wealth. Mr.. wick
ware vas an Alderman Of Jersey city ten years
ago, and vas atterward a member Of the Beard OF
Educafion for several terms and later still was
Clerk o. that Board. be carried on Lne wholesale
prOyi1lon Business in New York, aud gained con-
siderable property. During the past few years mis-
denominations during the most active period or
his life we're swept away, and he was reduced 70
penufJ. Two months ago be accepted The posltlon
OIL sch0Olmastsr az the AlmshOuse AZ snake Bnl,
where he dice yesterday mornipg, - The age "
MALy.
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JOIN d. RKILINAE.

Jonn b. sKillman, ciytl engineer or great abd-
iiy and experience, DIED Yesterday 10 Jersey CITY,
the iOrty- NTH year Of his age. He was born IN
Westminster county, where his youth was spent.
subsequently ne resided for some years At Scran-
too, Pa, where ne was engaged IN railroad con
stTucTlon. For tue past eighteen years he has
been employed by the Erie Railway company az q
during tie last nye years ne has hello the position
q freight agent IA cnArge OF the New YORK depot
Ills executive faculties we're Of nigh order, ana
bis attractive manners won Tor niBl the sincere
Tes0ecg aud Affection OF the large body Of en-
Dloyes under nIs charge. lie leaves vile, bus L y
CnIaren.
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lprvrRr. May I7-sansd steamer Mas Dutch Che
waller New York.
AEgsn-Passed ship Bumaira Nnln, from New York
for uong Kong
n~rszn. May r--Arriysd. bark Carl Johann NoD,
osklunf, New YorE
sailed i7th, ship Carl l0er. Bockelmann, New YORK
bark Eduard tGerl. Halberstadt Baltimore.
DUsok1K, May H--ArriYed. barks Kate Burrill tBr),
Robertson London for Baitimore Alphid gswe), Sven
sen Philadelphia via Queenstown.
EIsroEs, May i2-Anrved~ ships Lorely Mofl, Marcu.
sen New Orleans tor Reyai; Fyglia Nor Jensen, and
Protector or), Weiwor DO for do barks Castor Nor.
Dannlsen, do do Hirnndo tSor Petersen, Baltimore
for orders
FALMoUTH, May IT Arrived barKs Ahonsiernsn Nor)
Johnson Portland, o. Lydia (s-9, sayell DarIen via
Norfolk Va, for Liverpool, Clara Mcenyory, Walnut
Afnealp tBrasilA
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JONATHAN d. MoIErs.

Jonathan o. Morris, prominent lawyer Of the
Northwest died ~ ConDeTsvnie, Ind, on Satur-
dag. lie served for twenty years CLERK of the
Court Of Common Pleas and Of The supreme Court
Of Glermont county. ONO, and was elected TO Con-
grabs ~ 1913, serving untn 1851 During tie last
quarter o. century he pursued the practice " the
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Steamer Albemarle, Lewes Deli barks Charley Orr,
hanburgi 81 Andrew tBr,; Bremen; sprlto Agsl Law
erp0ol, Francis ltyard lBrl. Bremen Nero uta Cork
or Falmouth 4 4 Weldon, Havana; brigs Candidezza
Lanro uta Cette; Daphne Havana schrs Nellie star
hontego Bay; Fred smith, Barbados; sYeline, Savs-
niia and fampico
sailed from sandy HooG-ship Annie Bungay from
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Al New Bedford hay ls barb Progress Ella.
ridge North Pacific Ocean, San Francisco Dee ~ with "a
bills 50 taken on the passage and go do VII oil Has
freight 81 bbls and go do wh oil from bark Mt VOL
aston, and sA DO DO nom bark Helen Mar.
told; May lat y 20 n lon o " w. bark George
Mary, Cannon. New Bedford, clean
Arrived At Barbados April % barks Edward Everett
De stya, ot NIB go bols oil 2tn, Carce harchAnt to
Bdrariown, ~ bbs oil.
sailed DO April 70 schr Petrol Bsser, NIB. 70
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

kerchanh shipping agents and snipmsster are in
formed that by toiegraphing 70 the HkRALD LONDON
Bureau. No N Fleet street 70 the Paris ONCE.
Rue Scribe the arrivals ana departures from su.
ropean and Eastern poru Of American and all foreign
vessels trading win the United states the viii BE-
csbled 10 th0 country free Of charge and pubisheL
Captains arriving at and sailing from French ami
hediteuAnean ports viii md the Paris onnoe the
economical and expeditions for telezrApniDg news
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rnwARD CLARKE.

This gentleman, VINO was among the old hard
ware merchants OF Paterson, y. J., died suddenly
on saturday night after reaching hi home from
MS place or business DE was attacked about
tRIee years ago with paralysis. rom when he
never lulY recovered. and Ms sudden death IA 49,
iributed 70 \ repetition oil the attack.
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snr ZcieA (Brl, Gould from Portland q. Tor Queens
town ian m lat 20 Oh - Ion 10 % W.
Bark Ebenezer Nor, Nielsen, New Orleans for
Reval, April a, lat 81 vs. Ion Al H.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

SHIN Caravan, Hatfield. rom Liverpool Apri, with
mdse To Thomas Dunham's Nephew Co Was spoken
MAJ 10 lat 40 Is hon b., by pilot boat y Williams No
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Aavices from Yokohama Japan, Of the 10Th Or
APRIL repCrt ~ fonows:-rhe United states steam.
snip Ashneiot IL detained AT NagaaaEf in c0nse-
quenCe u the explosion Of ner cgilnoer, and sey.
era Nssts W. ps IaaAilea ~ IsaAxk,
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
J. Saa. LIlsalnaIlon

pATRs or DFPARTuRE FROM NEW YoaR FoR THE
MONTHS NAY AND JUNE
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovInxsoK r. i NAV H. lTa
Printing cloths continue very luu Standard aud *
ira G4xSA are quoted a. 63Sc., with weak mArxeL
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NEW YORK STATE sPORIsMEN's AS
ISOLATION

WATERFOWL, May II, 1870
Tne seventeenth Annual Convention or the New
York State Sportsmen's ASSOCIATION viii com
menCe 10 tais CITY on May 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FAMOUS TONIC AGD ISvIgoRATOR, AND A
II PROMPT and radical cure i9r general debility, dys,
pnpia. loss srength and appetite, wasting aud
weakness OF every descrip tion--WINCHEs rhRs HY-
POPHO9PHITs ~ LINE AND ODA. the great and
only cure for consumption. Try TT. Prices, 81 and %
per bottle Prepared only by WINCHESTER A Co.
Chemists % John street. New York.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFFR-
n ent state; legal everywhere; desertion &C., sun.
cent yunticltY required charge until d.
yorce granteaf alvce tree. A. HOUSE, Attorney.
1871 Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM Dir
n lerent states no publicity; advice uoei notary
pubtci passport procured general law suits managed.
FRLDEhICk 4 NO Ia @yer, 2Js Broad way residence
Offices No - Marks place.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-15

and II. Fisher. Salaries and Appoint
ments-J. Thomas, q. E. Clausen, Chas.
Theis, w. Q. Dunkhorst and w. Ii. West.
Rules--C. Theis, w. X. West and j..
Thomas. Course OF Studies and Night
School-W. G. Dunkhorst, G. E.
Clausen. and j. Deyere. German-
q. e. C.ausen, A. Waldemeyer
and ii. Ebert. Supplies-W. H..
West II. Fisher and r. Hewitson.
Finance-A. Waldemeyer, q. Theis and
W. Thompson. Propositions ana Gr;cy-
ances--P. Britt, ii. Ebert and J. Deyere.
Local Trustees-.First District-W.
Thompson, X. Hewitson, q. Theis and
W. Z. Dunkhorst. Second District-J.
Thomas, II. Fisher, w. h. West and p.
Britt. Third ,Distrlct-A. Waldemeyer,
Ii. Ebert, q. Clausen and j. Devere.
Board OF Examiners-A. 5. Berry, s. D..
Shepard, }. II. Bromwell, DR.. q. NJ. Sorg
and Rev. j. III. Henly. In
Marshal Locke orders the sidewalks
to be kept clear OF chairs or other OBJ.
structions.
Marshal Pat Rolan, of Covington, Wis.,
tied the Marshal OF Newport yesterday.
Mr.. Andrew Huegele, former Coun.
cinman, died yesterday at his residence
near Alexandria.
The Chancery Court meets to-day at
Alexandria.
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POLICE COURT.

, Drunk and Disorderly-Wm.W Wilson, VIM. 4.
Harks and Frank Robins, dismissed; Kate Sto-
ner, 80 days aud s25; Geo. Albrand, JOS Belger,
David Crawford and Fred: seholisr. 50 and
man, IS and costs; Eliza Smith, Pat Mullen,
Lizzie Straeler and Lizzie Welsh, 80 days each;
James McDermotr, ~ days and $40 and COSTS
Assault and Battery-Jos Kelly, IS and
costs: Chas. Devaul, dismissed; James Brown
and Edward McCabe, 30 days each; John Clark,
IS and costs; Lawrence Whalen, $40 and costs.
Observation-Disclosures Miller, petit larceny,
sentence suspended; John Wolf, street beg
glng, fifteen days; Joseph Kelley, malicious
destruction, dismissed; VIM. Colchester and
Wm Smith, false pretenses, continued to 27th
March; James OCOnner, grand larceny, con-
tinued to SOth March; Arthur Nj. Page, fugi-
tive from Justice, continued to 10th March;
George Clark, petit larceny, twenty days; Jo-
sey Russell, malicious destruction, and James
Brown, abusing family, dismissed; VIM. Ars-
brock, vagrancy, thirty days; John Anderson,
malicious destruction, dismissed;J j. II. Dick
days and $50 each; Alfred Cahen, vagrancy,
two months; Richard Mead, Martin Dugah,
Eddie Salone, Andy Kelly and Lew. Arnold,
burglary, continued TO 10th March.
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Board of CouncIIn, en-.

The Board OF C0uncllmen met In spe-
cial session, with President l. j. Miller
In the chair, and rs members present.
Journal approved.
The following ordinances were pre-
sented for first reading. by the Committee
on Streets: To establish the grades OF
Van Horne from Hoffner to Elmore; Pa
vilion from Hotfner to Elmure; Powers
street from Town street to Spring Grove
avenue; Cinnamon street from Madison
road to Grant street.
An ordinance to assess special tax
on lot on Front and Washington streets.
An ordinance to assess special tax
ON lots on Central avenue, from Harrison
pike to Grant street.
An ordinance 10 assess special tax
on lot No. 1885 Front street.
An ordinance to assess a special tax
On lot No. 1893 Front street.
The Committee on Claims presented
the following petitions for the first read
ing:
A claim of for damages by Chas. Wood
Of y, 500 for change of grade.
A claim for damages by Edmund Dex-
oqr Tor $4,000 Tor change Of grade fGest
An ordinance to appropriate 5000 for
Improvement Of Walker Mill road; to
=, WI - --s' 4t III; :, -. r.
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only thought he referred to Schilling;
l don't recollect that said to FreIberg
that il ever Pd catch Herman Schilling
under four eyes (meaning in the pres
ence OF two persons I'd kill him; never
said to the officers at the line OF my ar
rest that Rufer killed SchIlling. nEey
asked me whether any one was dis
charged, and told them that Ruler had
been.
l said, "It may have been Rufer who
killed Schiiling." When Ruler came into
my saloon that night he first said he was
discharged, then said THAT low Dutch"
&C.; after which l said, "May be he
tFrelberg) can get some one to work
cheaper"
At this point the Court took recess
until two O'clock.
Andreas Egner, in both his direct and
cross-examinations, spoke In very calm
and selt-possessed manner. The crOss-
examination will be resumed this alter.
noon.
AFTERNOON SESSION CLOSE OF THE TEs.
TIMoNY.
The afternoon session was promptly
resumed at 3 O'Clock, ard the cross-ex.
NO new important facts, however, were
ELECTED, and the State thereupon called
Otto j. Neiss, who being sworn testified
to hearing a remark made by Egners
servant girl, Maria A. Butz, at the sa
loon on the corner of Court and Main
last Thursday night, that II they'd pu
her OH the stand she would have to tel
the truth, and that she had seen A. Eg
ner come into the Kitchen and say, 81
have good mind to give him a goot
whipping"
In the ross-examination the fact was
brought out that the "time" aud the
" him" used in the remark were indefin
lite.
Joseph Gerold, who was in company
with Maria A. Butz, that Thursday night
was called and testified that he had
heard no such remarks as ReIss stated
had been made by the servant gill, Butz
that night.
He further testified that nothing what
ever had been said concerning the mat.
ter. At this point the case was rested
on both sides, and the witnesses fol
both the State and the defense dis
charged.
A half hours intermission was there.
upon given the jury, after which the ses'
sion will be resumed, and the arguments
in the case commenced.
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The ltLtOM- Beecher TridL

BROOKLYN. March 15.-To-day began
the l1th week of The Beecher case. The
weather tended to lessen the size of the
audience. Evarts was absent. John W /.
Harmon was called and examined for
the defense by Shearman. He testified:
Was Supervisor of Brooklyn; am ac-
quainted with Tllton but not with
Beecher.
Met Tilton soon after he had been dis
charged from the Brooklyn Union. He
told witness all the circumstances con-
nected with his leaving that paper. 1t
was partly in consequence OF his taking
witness advice In regard to the Western
COmpan on.
Met him again the following day, when
he told witness he intended to make
Bowen pay him all he owed; that Bowen
had brought charges against Beecher,
and this he said would bring matters to
the surface. Iilton also told witness at
this interview that Beecher had made
infamous proposals to Mrs. Tilton on
several occasions.
That che informed him of it, and that
as q condition to her confessing she eX-
acted a promise from Tilton that he
would offer no personal violence to the
party implicated. Tilton thereafter told
Moulton OF it, and Beecher was sum-
mOned to conference. In another con-
versation witness said, "For Gods sake
come out and deny this terrible story
. against your wife," IA
Tilton replied, 'But suppose | can't"
! He said his wife had determined to save
Plymouth Church at all hazards. Dur
lug these interviews Triton did not speak
of adultery, but simply of improper pro-
posals. In 1872 Tilton read to witness
the true statement.
Witness on cross-examinati0n stated
that Tilt0n always spoke OF his vile as
Ga pure, innocent woman" His charges
were entirely against Beecher. Tilton
gave witness a copy OF the true story,
which be afterward gave to McElway, of
the Brooklyn Eagle, as Tilton's agent.
j. s. Schultz was called to the stand
and testified: Am leather merchant,
doing business in New York; have
known Theodore Tilton since 1854.
My relations with him were very friend
i1y. Tilton came to see me lew weeks
before the issue or the Golden Age and
Several gentlemen were present, and
the conversation turned upon Mrs. Wood
hull and her sister. Tilton defended
them, saying they were "virtuOus" and
.'hig6-tonedn ladies, and warm discus
sion ensued about them between Tilton
and another gentlemen.
Told Iiiton, after l saw the Golden
Age published, that 1 was disgusted
with his work, and tnat such principles
- he advocated in his paper would ruin
IL.
He asserted that he always defended
the weak against the strong.
At this point Of the proceedings the
Court took o recess. aJe
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-15
NetU York Market.

NEW YORK, March 15-Flour quiet, firm and
in fair demand: superiine State and Western,
l0;. good to choice, IS 15QDb 45; white wheat
Western extra, % 5U(G6; extra Ohio, "a 95g6 Is;
st. Louis, s59s. Rye -four steady at s4(g5 ~.
Corn-meal in far request: Western, s3 GOO
445.
Wheat lc better and in fair demand No. 1
spring, 81 1901 %; No. spring, IL Jetgi 11A /;
rejected spring, 81 o3; No. : Chicago, Al l21stG,
/ Is; No. Northwest, 81 1891 l51s; No. Mil
waukee, 81 15tGi 171s; ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring, 81 U6lQl 81; winter red Western,
II 2311 n; amber Western, 81 27g1 s6; white
Western, 81 2sa1 85. Rye quiet at 80 q 95c. Bar
ley steady. Malt quiet. Corn trmer and airly
active: mixed Western, S5G 561sc; yellow West
ern, S8Gs6lac; white western, SIGS5Hc. Oats
shade better and moderately active: mixed
Western, 67G69c: white Western, 6Sg10c.
Hay firm and unchanged.
Whisky quiet at 81 IL,