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, 1875-06-14

Die dneeneBtrem grboIangef in Beis
Zen Sa9en it, cine Spasisrfobrtben Ga
nal. binaaf uno Die id0rlten 8labe, fonll
man bort an ben uferu finoeu. 5ir
pic=Nics 1T feline before @sgsnb bent-
bar. Ut
Arrangements biniiftli6 Der Dolly
Warben" 86te fbnnert nit Dem Serrn
Binspanser sema9t tosroen. Sisbe
Mrl5eiget J.H i. ~.
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SQUIRE & CRAWFORD,

@runbeisentbum@Nsents uub Mftionare,
30. 9l7 Sani Strabs.
S1uier, Gum fide NIB 9anbereien su
b~erfaufen, gu bermietben, ptsr au bertaus
I9en. Neytsre reltebsn aus eem b, itrn Aaers
nnp minerals 9aaD, me DIES TirS'nia bat.
Ancb barren ,e eInise rer i8Onisn WDbnbau.
fer in bee Stapi ~ S%ertaalsn seer sa ps.mss-
tben.
Uefonbere Nn merfa m :
Tell 10 iroau cas 8ermi u
unb.@ iren Der
u ct EN- permeabet. ~
. in o mt
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6ausmdfler nnb Aufticnare,
1113 GRainsS
Gine beut1de. Wieberlo6una. >

u O''S q
@,r + ,ben Elm l6Snss 2 tid ganp an ter
Wste,sbIrser 9bnY is,9 uneef b. cine Ytis
pom ", nd fer u tlsihen gaS'selsn bon S tts
10 Slder eteetbett, pel6e inter b Il gen BE.
~finsunasn iu pc tlufen linp mnp Co nm ben
@rfO q Der s uil9en q Q .1rud 9a,msr" ts .
nsr, 70 To len mis- periu&sn. .bnen cine psnt
'de &ieee.L huas Az Q il. ben unc nj lben ~.
ren ,rDBe YO,tbeils antiftsn, UNI ibr @elb in
bieien 81 unbliiden an3ulese! unpq eten bic
%WsrGAsruns, beB tsins psll e ben an Ysrlpnsn
%Ss.fapfl mHbsn Nib, nrs,esn fipas eli &c
panct wtrbea fam. Die { fen AGuf.l p.r-
ben be bette suswabl gup ere s,rBs 3eeu.
airaue Der Yrsils tAten. Sir dls Ys.falfe
tpe. dc bwrp ls asma Gt ,psspea eIbaiten(e
sins %Gpmmiiioh. " 9sufna ea bet
Did ar DT on &C.,.
s@runo : Gl9cntb m q Jspten,
mi . mint NS, 1113 Wtain Ss.abs.
1 .AFBYi9InA2 H.
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Ser &i6ter @uison ertbeilte @onna=
bend einen vSabias Corpus 8efebl in
@a9en Der emma Sbompion, alias
Blair, bas feline farbise Mdbden, ipel=
de Mittpod iuesen tIeinen 9iebItabls
sum apeiten Male auf Elm Sabr in Die
9enitentiarn perurtleilt puroe.
, 1875-06-14

IS wurbe urs mitsetbeilt, oaB Die
polpil9e iaOil6e @epeinoe bieliser
Stabt beabli9tist, ibren iebisen Sprbe=
ter oeiinitip an5ultelen. Sericlbe lpar
BLOB auf l Monat our Probe ensasirt
unb linb mir ber feitcn ueberscusnng,
baB obenssnannte @emeinoe cine quite
&squiIition in beiasten Sperm MAIDEN
miro. .s.s- III.
, 1875-06-14

Sobn Spler, berGarbise, pelder bonn
8oli5iiten Gosbp 9ei6ollen tpuroe, neil
er pon eiuem 9iibnerltaae, ben er be-
raubt, f%Ortlief uno nuf 2 Sabre in Die
YenitentiarD oerurtbeilt puroe, If Son=
rQbeno babin abqefiibrt.
, 1875-06-14

Berfau bon Mot recla<
mirten @ffeften. Sonnabeno
Morgen nod 8eenbisuns bes Polisei :
@eri9ts, ipuroen ale ni9t reclamirten
@esenitdnoe auf ~@uftionsiuese perfauft.
90 nur @enise anipeienb waren, 10
bra9ten Die 9a9en 1dle9te Yreile.
, 1875-06-14

l1nfa1l. Ser junse @eo. &idetts,
tpelher inben 5rebesar @iienwerfen an
9sitelt, ::suroe beim @9leifen zines Sn=
5trumentes, pon Dem S6leiftein erfabt
uno feline Sano auf Der &iidieite GEE
f1brIih ierriiien.
, 1875-06-14

Cutting Court. &obert 81.
Grabbed, mar angefla9t, bic &e6te Der
8eerbisuns perlebt gu baben, tpurbe ent=
Iaiien.
perrp grimroie, ansetlast, @aaren
als 9anIirer, obne 2icen5, perfauft gu
baben, uuroe ,%entlaIien.
8ettp Wbite, fir unebeli6es 3ufum=
menleben, nit SObn &obe,ts, wuroe ent=
IaIien. q
, 1875-06-14

Seute finbet bas Yic=gic bes Grauen=
persins Der ct. Sobannis STRIDE, in
Sattorfs @arten itatt. 9a Der 3wed
Elm lcbensmcrtber 1T uno Die MIten wie
Die Sunsen einen per9niisten Sag baben
werben, 10 iollten ale oeutl4e Somilien.
bersn 3sit es erlaubt; li@ Dem Seit an-
i9lieBen.
, 1875-06-14

SIZE Goutbsrn Mfociation," Die 2ot=
terie gu @uniten Der Mittipsn uno @ai.
fen, Iberma6te Sonnabenb an oas
.&idmono Male OrpbanMiplum" $500,
an Die nSemale Suman M%hociation"
$500, an bas st. Soiepb Orphan
giplum" $500 unb an bqs nWeasoaline
Soule" bier $500.
, 1875-06-14

Seuti@en in &i6monb iebr fir Nlnlit
einssnommen iinb, fynuirh oas beutf6e
Element an benz psno gut pertretsn
isin.
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lieat unb iih elmer auten &unoid)aft err
freut, iou. ba oer5lcsige @lscntbiancr in
Elm anoeles @eihafte actrelen unO feline
i3ett nid]t mebr uuf Die Wt tbidaft pe,<
wcroen fann. inter sutcn 8eoinaunaen
ausperfauft iperocn. Naberc8 ,n eriraz
gen bel s. Us IS. o bman II, +
Jiem Ofarfct Sotel, eGe 6. II. Aiar. ct.
, 1875-06-14

8anferottia9en SoIepb
Studenbers. BON bier, 1T pom &esiiter
Sorbes, als 8anferotteur si,sel4rie=
ben.
, 1875-06-14
gpulftipne1t bon grieffaffsn.

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|e'pe 6as St.rnt ffsn tffannr fine< $40 umb
1913 vs.. ~. L 3.l5utbS n. 81 = n n
'a9s-9.3O y. ". unb 7M. VI. J70a6lf
an Uftettaaen = $50 g., NR. une,
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efe grlers auf BEN q idpcy her Sr oer onneH
5Vs'l' v =. Snn &etu, % @9 e
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S9iHabrt. Sie beuti9e 8arte
nGmilp," Capt. @eidman, 1T bier bon
Ntw Yorf ansetommen, nm Mebl fll
&io @ranbe bu Spl gu laben.
, 1875-06-14

Bas Ssroiene Ssl beint 5aB, iopie
audi anoere Sele. @las, 4feffer. Soou
II (. No., i'm @rOBen uno &leI..en 3u Der
faufen unb fire. ins Sar,s selieiert
8. Wa 9ner, Oro9uift.
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u 1monp ffaer Alalm-C ,Iaarapb.

- m 81 a It en-.
20. 2 erfs 8 plissi Citation. Ind a..
70. 8 3weite golisei Citation.
-. a s rite pOrisei e tatipn.
4 70. s sprissmbaus. Bite Stra6s, nate
Bfpab. si5 ,4.4l.. agi- .NG',f 70.
/, 10. lqt 6 ~SOuf anb satbsr 5ouls" eruas
'stfaBe, spii6en Der 9tsn ane 1Otsn. ia LIS.
&C.. 7 gprissnbaus, 1slsp @ts., aab 4
s. antlin.
Sc. 21-2 @sdette. t'@ hfa 9'
80. t-3 Gde her f2f n uarb CTR. o A
Np. IA Ode ter 10,en unh gyrb CTR.
No. 10 Gde Der tifsn unb Cars str.
9fO, 10 @de Der yiue apb Mnia Ctr. nj
sfr. ~ Gde s.r 3tsn unb Iusal Ctr.
70. 2-t Gds esr 25iten nnb gro1e : ira
Nr. 2-3 Gde Der t7ten urb Nsarsbaa Sir.
NOs 2-49@ds Der 17tsn UNI Maltinaton
gtt. !a.N ,st iIsa. ID! 8g' 4i.s
go. rs DrtrpsOIitan Giisn @srfs, "a
'@tr.
\ Ne. 20 Ode Der 5tsu unb Main Cir. ,
.aisNo. 81 Ode Der t4tsn unb Main en-.
= Nc SO Ode rer 22fsn uni Main ctr
-~'Mo. "a 'Gde Ter 13t'n raS Carp Ctr.
No2i3-5 stastiiGss alrmenbans. ua
Te. 376 Sreessar Giisn.W srfs. ~.
20. Al llotsn Sirabs sriiesu Mainuuk
Gaty.
mIsi. H., aql.f0nes .S3. .g1 IpnQf nj ,Gsl
w. AZ BrOaS Straes IGe Sail Mas.
40. 4-3 @de 9 ring unb yine Ctr.
NO. AS ede ct. 8 mes unp Tusal cir.
, 1875-06-14

Gieits eelidst y. ,parat .as r,r m,,e,ets 81,
mnritoniibsn are Ia /. s)t trirt, III Gin onoe,
hasines eisblint sos.ranfe Ser O.. rcbner sss webir.
Ns yon Q,erc, .Merito ,nS fdelihems solifnrnio. A.
no Die 4aan,e modaf unS oeSsiht. Sic Srrtio,n
. aer,s Recommendation bodtlbe bsa1ncia ak ,in
kstimuIant unS 9iuretit IN alien Sronf,
teitsn, ,relde fclte Mitsf erb,iif,n, ein,r n,r
siasntbimer serieltsn, m6brsno elmer W,nSrsiie
turrb Msrito unS SalifDroia per eini,.n gohr.n
, 1875-06-14

0er ELECTROMAGNETIC @eians-8 erein,
,pirb 9ienitas, ben Is. SUM, elm Cons
ssrt i'm sbeatsr abbostsn' So anlsre
, 1875-06-14

s,r,p la MI 'K .iletF-i Il Tsses l,sa 80
an stu aaugG .NN ,1sras
,8,W ms aizr,aff Eff ~t43.i1tk
Hs Nei9.-. 90. a'i- q. ids'g iatf e e.,
,,aii,4& sIsa 1891 T. aFtsF is3t& ~
idh slu.i g.aip nni ,, $3.50 70 ~
wt e.farta 4go 7.1t 7tslb Nf 1Ai,
, J3H' 1l7 Df't4 1!7trq4 G5t %
5Gh t"~"e ~ IS asllFap@ aia sa} osf
, 1875-06-14

oHl msa'e s4 ow 5inp4ait6 81
'aHG ss4 rtNli1t 2,I ,tlGi d7D 6qr,
ssp 65lna4 of,JuD cav NlaA h4.q.1
as2aa l4adaa9 aoc n.'p..b 1885,
ri iaail ilasth'b IAN ie3gsQar bl}I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
sGR BEEcHER AGAINST Mr.. BEEcHEg.

TO me EdttOr Of The Tri6uRe
SIR There are thousands of waiting friends
who hoping that Mr.. Beecher may out Of this
great trial with clear record cxculpaed from the awful
crimes charged against him. He is brought face .ao
with Mr.. Beecher He il the strongest witness Ia
the against himself, and it is upon his
sense, clear and satisfactory explanations Of hi5
terrible evidence. contained and expressed ia
ous letters that he rely for hs full acqa before
the great public When brought TO bay by Judge Fl
lerton it Will do him fall back upon fs 10
recall don't remember; cannot rccOliect" The great
fact- connected with the writing f these letters must
have impressed themselves upon has memory that h,
could not possibly forget Them This policy might a. for
SOME Of the witnesses I'm the bf. tel you
Mr. Editor who is anxious beyond measure 10
Mr. yndicated, that this is not consistent with
innocence it il fatal 10 him. II guilty OF tbs original
charge What will be his position when the added crimes
of perjury and hypocrisy are cOnsldcrcdf
Tf.0. ApFil ls. ls7J. EBEN ROBERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
REPUBLICANS AND THE THIRD TERM.

To the EditOr Of The TFtb0Rc.
SR | have read your daily paper for 80
years have voted for all Of the Republican candidates
for the Presidency In the last two Presidential elections
voted reluctantly for Gen Grant; did not vote for him
az s,atcspan fitted for the high office hut the best
man then available. When will parties break their party
shaekes and elect a statesman 1 permitted to vote
again shall vote for Cen Grant will any Of my
old friends
q man Eaton to the Barmn term to
the House. and LInders place OF such Gen.
U3wley- let have such. "Sufnclent unt0
the dav Is me evil thereof" Continue To bear down
the Ibir, Term Till buried beyond resurrection
A RETIRED OCTOGRNARIhN CLERGYMAN.
Hartford. Conn., April II, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In an editorial in your tissue 0f Saturday
last after advancing xeeent suggestions In regard
To the proposed College of Music in this city You say
1.-THE pupils are give public performances, with the
proceeds OF which il is supposed the institution lie
supportrd" How such idea this ever gained
credsncs cannot imagine, unless it from the fol-
lowing paragraph In tbe pamphlet issued some time ago
ITO give high order OF public musical entertainments
that will amse, instruct and delight the people, and by
which the institution can be made not only sesusIan
but will afford liberal income" There is nothing in the
foregoing lead any 20 suppose that these perform
ances are to by the pupils Nothing could he further
from the intention of the College. The entertainments
referred TO to be given by professional talent,
programme OF their carrying out has not been
discussed yet much decided upon is certain
that nothing be known authOrtatvely until the
board of trustees II chosen and organized The genei-
GUS donor time should not be held RESPONSE
Bile for the many rumOrs which find their way into
priut second pamphlet will be issued tine proper
the public know in regard to the American
College OF Music. FRIEND of rHK COLLAGE.
Nep York, April 10, 1873.
THE pamphlet TO which our correspondent refers ia
certainly the of the rumor that the college
was to be supported at least in part by the perform
ances of the pupils. We glad to be assured that
il ia a mistake.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

the boots Of tAs Grn. under Mr.. Mosdtses drestios
respecting that t5.OO0i A. must have mads u undc
mis- direction. bccsuse- .,.
Mr. Beach-wst! wait!
Mr.. Morris-Thst 10 matter Of reasoning
Mr.. Beach, move to strtks that out Str.
Judge NcilsOu-Yes.
The witness-T credited It 10 Mr.. MoaltOs.
Mr. Eyarts-Yes.
The Witness-I cannot remember the preoso Language
that he used in giving the direction.
Q. That Is not necessary. A But know did that ny
his direction. . .... r... .I.... t.
Q. You entered 1t to his credit A. To his credit
@ BY Mr.. Mouton's drectiont A. There we're $1,000.
IL recolect right that entered The 500 was check
that had made for him good while before and sug
gcstedhe didn't want to it then. and had kept the
check and destroyed the check at that me and put Il
to his credit.
@. That is A. Making 81 600.
O. That H. that 81 900 and this 900 A. All were
together.
Q. Which you had charged hint A. It had been cred
tied 10 him.
O. And that was by his directOni A. The 9Jo0-i aug
gested that myself.
q Well, it came from hint A. Yes, Sir; he authorized
mo TO do that.
O. When the money which thus went into Dir. Mouton's
account, this 1000. paid out did you receive IN
strucaons a. toto whom it should he chargedr A He
told the next day II make chcok for 1000 and
charge II to him as " Paid t. T."
Q. And sfterward for other payncntsf A. And
aftsrward " T. T."
Q, Yes, for other payments. Very well. Thai Is all.
Mr.. MOrris-That Ia all.
Mr. Evarts-Our next witness is Mfr. Cleveland. il your
Homer please, and perhaps he might be sworn but we
really have other time than that
Judge Neson-There will be object In that unless
you think you proceed with him. do yon prefer not
10 proceed to-day, Srf
Mr.. Evarts-I suppose not.
Mr.. Beach ITO Mr.. Evartsi-D0 you want ~ work any
longeri
Mr.. Evarts-I don't Tho jury say they don't want tn
stay Mr. Cleveland would rather prefer H. but the jury
do not.
Judge Neson-Gentemen please keep their seats until
the jury retire. Get ready to retire. Tomorrow morn
ing at II, gentlemen.
The Court then adjourned until this morning at III
O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
SENATOR D. p. WOODS PECULIAR POLICY.

To m RdIt OF the IrIb"ne.
SIR: You are entitled to the thanks of every
voter and taxpayer in this Stale Tor turning much
ght You do this morning upon the record of state
senator D. z. Wood. Tile in which Mr.. wood has
hone fugled GOV Dix, and for four years, Chairman
OF the Senate Finance Committee has claimed to be tia
watchdog OF the Treasury and the champion rcformer
has simply been astounding 10 and Others. Yon
neglect say in abiding 10 MI. " Gods legislative
career years that he would 90 To the AS-emhy
sessun aud then entering the lobby the influence
and ACQUAINTANCE thus secured o aid him ia putting has
Canal claims through then after the lapse oi time.
when tins infuenre and his had diminished.
he wond back again In order 10 re"nfOrce them YoI
have us touched the revelations that and will les
made regarding Mr.. Wood / have been Republican
from the foundation OF the party. REPUBLICAN,.
Ner-l ORR, ApIll II, ls11.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
APRIL CHILDREN.
Of The Trfbu ne.

To The Editor Of fhe Trfbune.
SIR: That big mow-storm must have done it.
Postponed wedding breakfsst, something awful or
yoa never could have written thatterrs article s,nut
ths poor men who happened 10 be bornin 4pril We
couldn't help it than you help having tho
hest ncwvpaper IN the United states Well have bemS
consolation In the fact that daylight Just ono cav
before TRE1rRIBUsg did In fact account or beng
but II should you would say, that's Just the way with
men born in April--fo give away what nobody wane.
Now, know q few chaps born IN Aprl Who are
not very bad sort Of have around the ho'iss
nvht speak OF the many virtues possess but noesty
forbds think THE TxfBURE Is right except when u
hits oat so hard ON poor AfKiLF ooLs'
Asr- York. Apru l6s liza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
FIRE.
FIRE.
tn The Edtf0rof The tribune

INC EUtTUT UI nc ITFVUWNs
SIR: have watched with interest since the
great e Of 1895 the changes in Location and style Of Nc
oommodation Of the business Of NevYork, and the i'm
prepemens In sze. hight and convenience Of the last
few years to mark era in business build
ings
But doubt many others beside myself inquirng
what Of escape you have from the increased din
Guilty in putting out fires at great hght-beyond the
possible reach OF the Croton do not notice any auson
to this in your account Of your building, which have
read with pleasure. Please In few words let the public
know how the danger of Are cared for IN the very high
buildings now being erected The fact OF fre-pr00f
construction does not seem to meet the case, especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
RECKLESS DESTRUCTION OF BIRDS WEST.

EEt kLEss DEF EItIIUN OF bIKDH WEI,
70 the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: While sympathiZing deeply with the
10y the grsshopper famine in the West, would
Ike 10 call their attention To "A fact
Several years in France the game laws were re-
pealed modified 10 allow the killing Of the small
birds The result all know. In few years the crops
suffered terribly and the French Government IL Inn
porting birds from England at a great expense. The
Western people have ikewlse reeklessy killed the birds
their Wild turkeys grouse etc. and now the rasshoppe
getting the upper hand. They shipping "a Eng
land hundreds OF barrels Of grouse. And yet thoy
wonder the increase Of the destructive grssshoppes
Dame Nature will revenge herself when We violate her
laws The moral is plain put stop TO the destruction
OF the birds WAkEMAS HoLBERros.
Ner. York. April 10, 1875.
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CONCLUSION OF Mr.. PARTRIDGE'S TEST
MONY.

Judge NeilsOn-That is all, Mr.. Partridge.
Mr. Eyarts-One moment Mr. Partridge. There is one
question Mr.. Partridge, do you remember making an
entry Of this s. 900 in the book and resolving any
Mr. Beach--What S5,0O0i
Mr. Bvarts-$7, 900. Consulting with Mr. Sherman
am wrong. Do you remember the payment into the
firms account Of the 900 that from Mr. Beecheri
A do, sir.
O. You knew the time that IL came from Mr. Beecber.
did you'll A. No. Sir; didn't know who ~ came from
q Well. you remember s5.oo0f A. Yes, Sir; 1t was
in May think In May-the early part Of May the I'd
Of May. I think. 1873
O. Very well there Ia dispute; the facts are all
proven. Now, Mr. Partridge, did you make an entry In
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when srss smonnt of pspr psrisaisr roe'"s
~ IN The case u . newspaper office
Very respectfully.
Neserrk April i2. 1878
rThe first precaution il 10 put nothing iDtO the
construction Of the building that viii burn. AID not
withdrawing the doubts Of our correspondent. this
does meet the case II is common error ID suppose
that editors' Offices y wilderness NJ Old news
pagers waiting for the accidental match to buiss
into eonfagraton, whereas in truth tn. rooms Of
we-Oricred establishment, sicli snleayor that
Oars shall be. contain more cODbusth's missfai
than ordinary bank coaniing-roorn.
But If fire should catch among the DESKS All
chairs X. may make his mind easy. I hs top ~ TIM
TRIBUNE building is not beyond the reach of TIA
CrotOn. Several large iron tanks, always fun Of uH
valuable fluid, placed in the attic, and large irp"
pipes. through which water il forced by steam.
pump in the basement, extend from the bot
tom 10 the top Of the e9ifice. Hoss can
be attached to these pipes any o1r and for many
years have kept the necessary apparatrs IN con-
slant readiness for emergencies 10 fire could os,'-
bly, occur in building like which these applI-
ances could not Immediately snbdue. Thon. Ak ~
specific means of escape: The stsrc.s from t5esub-
cellar - feet below the pavement. 70 ho top Of the
tower, are of iron and until the tower s resaie'i
the treads are all of stats. This makes Vastly
better re-tscape than any iron Ladder On the put
sidc.-EdI
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ARGUMENT BY Mr.. BEACH.

Mr.. Beach-If your Honor please, and can
comprehend the argument of my learned friend 1t resIs
upon this assumption that Mr. TAton and slr Mouiton
and Mr. Beecher entered upon common operation for
certain assigned motve that they were in league and ao-
ISOLATION for common object, o be pursued BY comaon
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Mr. Moulteo, witaoss and his conversations and ecs-
raors ARE not evidence In any point Of view against tho
plaintiff in his absence. unless b has been INTERCEPTED
in regard to them and thcn simply for the purpose Of
mpeaohins and contradcting and that not the stt
tude tn which this question stands now.
Mr.. Beseh-Yes Sir and IL 1t did 10 that atti-
tude your Honor please. then 1t being collateral
TRADITION would not be admissible.
Judge Neilson-r not prepared to say how that is
now. I rule this out for the present.
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MI Morris-Of the seandel.
Mr. Beach-The threatened publication of the scandal
which was intiated by the card published in The World
in May s7l that them for the purpose of preventing
the publication Of that threatened scandal Mr. Tton
and Mr. Moulton with the of Mr.. Beecher,
entered upon Of Cancellation with this woman
What has that 10 do Sir with the publication Of The
ife M Mrs woodruff ~ That proven by them, and
your Honor recollects with what srngency opposed
fb Introduction OF the extracts from that Life" which
vonr Honor subsequently admitted. Now, II your Honor
please submit with great confidence that, even Mr..
Nonon had been INTERCEPTED regards his DECLARE
tons 70 rfs gentleman concerning the writing and the
nnb,icatjon Of that LIT" contradictory evidence
wo,ld not be received, because 1t is collateral.
That was not one Of the transactions In which
Mr. Moulton co0perated with MI Tton. 1t contrary
70 he sense and the Judgment of that gentleman, and Is
no, one of the matters regard which the
Of Mr. Beecher in the action Of these two gentlemen LIS
alleged lie in altogether independent and separate
TRANSACTION entered upon the volition alone OF Mr.
Triton and prosecuted by him against the advice of Mr.
uou,op and against the Of Mr. Beecher as
IRIS 10 he inferred from the evidence Now whatever
Nt monitor may have said IN regard 10 that Life' or
t,,r purposes OF Mr. Triton IN writing that Life under
,.ese cannot but be collateral ana imms
,eria and in any yiew submit to Honor IT Is IN
admissible. ....4 l.-.
Iudre yeilson-A matter that would not be collateral
as against Mr. Tilfon-- I'D .I .. Fl
Mr. Beach-No, Sir.
Judge Yeilson-A matter that would not be collateral
al against Mr.. Tton the inquiry were as TO bis con-
versataon-- ..l. '''
Mr. Beach-Ah, yes Sir. .
Judge Nelson [contnuingl-Is collateral ~ against