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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
A BUOYANr STOCK MARKET.

In accordance with tho improved condition
of Affairs IN channels, tho stock market at the
opcnIng yesterday morning developed Increased
STRENGTH which eliminated in actual "bIll" fever
before the OF the Exchange. The whole list seemed
to be affected by the spirit OF specution and the rapid
rise seemed to thoroughly demoraze tne bears, not
one Of whom could be the street. 10 the stock
market tho dealers were % very much exhla-
rated and correspondngly excited. Uaion Pacific,
Pacific Mail, Erie,r Llto Shore, Northwest,
and Rock Island were the active stocks, and
immense quantities changed hands at constantly
appgeciatins prices until the close OF the day
Large orders tclcgrapied from every section OF
the country, and the tendency to run up prices pre-
vailed throughout tho eniro day except for Drief
period near tho close, when OF the outside specu
lors who had bought at low prices aud were content
with handsome profit, concluded 10 realize It,
The following figures viii showl the course OF the
transactions Union Pacific the great stock OF the day.
opened at 5g sold up J9 and reactng To 6, closed
strong at 57I %; Pacific Mail, next in Importance
opened at AZ s,li up to AZ and closed AT 43i to 4s
Ero opened at PSI, sold down 10 %, and them steadily
advancing to 80! reacted and closed at sol to 3Cs
Northwestern opened az Al and sold up to iC! closing
a AZ to Asa Lake Shore opened at 49, advanced to III
and closed nj u! to7ib The largest business was In
Pacific Mail 10000 shares; the next In UlIOn Pachc
% 2OJ shares; am the next IN Erie. 1900 shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
SALE OF THE CANDY AND OLYPHANT ART
COLIECTIONJ

The second and last sale of the Candy and
O,yphant art collections occurcd last evening at the
somcrye Art Gallery. many being present, including
several Of the artists whose paintings among the
number presented for sale The prominent sales OF the
evening were follows Rocky Mountain Scenery, by
A. Berstadt, to Mr. Bigiow, for $500. Hudson
River, from Fort Putnam, by j. +. Ken
srtt, to Mr. b., for $1,000 Evening New
England, by +. c. Church, TO Mr. b., for 500.
Christmas Morning brittany, by G. III. Boughton. to
M. Soutnmayd for sl,625. Winter sunset, by L. GIG
nOux. NewYOrk. to NJ. Penfold for sos The Weiter-
horu (Swlss). by j. W. CaseaT, NewYOrk, u Mr..
Dickson Tor 500. All Talk and No Work by f. W. Eli
munds. NeHYork, 10 W. L. Garrison for s220. Shre"s-
bury River, by j. f. kensett, to Mr.. Ridley for sl,l25
Evening, by TnOs Cole, CitskIll, to Mr. Seaman Tor
$50. Just Up by Luber Buhler, Pirl,; to Mr.. Wood
bury $3.50. The DccaratOn by T.. PaSsOn, Paris,
Mr.. Ridley for SOS. PRAYER, by l.. Castau, Pats, TO
Mr. Van VakenOurg for $50 The Duct, 10y a. PLscutt
Rome Mr.. Lansing Tor $50. Village III South
America. by L. II. Mignot, New York, TO Mr. Ridley for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

The ne pump OF the Newark Aqueduct Board was put
operation yesterday for tie nr,t time .Stlilman b.
Smith OF Boston fell on rho sldewak yrsefdty and u
thOdght fractured hts skull. Frederick RnDstm was
committed yePterdav on the cndsKr ~ Dig'iDy, pre-
ferIsd Catharne RlOsim OF NO as East fOrtinfs-
IT. New YORK he married rOnp IA nj 90 DEC ~ Iasy
married anothtr woman. Michael walsh 10 years old,
had Of his logs crushed la FJrds iron nine, near
Dover, "Wednesday Yesterday noon, while Joshua
Page Frederick II. LYON, aDf Charles NJ Wooj were az
work Harrison Brothers. tenteatber tsetOry, In
HewYOrk near McWhOrter-st, using preparation
OF which Dapbtha is an Ingredient the ignifed by
friction, and the three men we're paufIlly urDed..
Al the annual meeting OF the Trustees OF the Home for
the Frendcss tue following officers were elected:
David G. Dodd, President; James L. Hays, Vee-Presi-
de Mt Thomas y. Crane bpcrrtafy j. BOylan Treas
urer It is alleged that Ann Gary julia WhaDeD, and
Mrs Long proprietors OF low drinking places IN tbis
CITY are IN the habit OF harbOrBg Young lads IN their
saloons plying them with liquors sna innucng mem 70
steal. Ann Geary, Julia WLaen, and five OF the Lads
ave been arrested The tentn annual session Of the
Eastern German Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church began yesterday rI =" ann he mns's
Newark, N. J. large representation 0l deegales was
present. Bishop Simpson presided Lue iseE y; JOss
was reelected Secretary, ana the Rev MeSSfs 10 "1di'h
and +. Qlattlander assisan
BOUND BRooK.--0n Wednesday. Charles sher OF
this place killed In the nay prssof Benjamin Field
The body terribly crushed. The deceased was 20
wears old The Somerset County chosen freehOidefs
decided Wednesdiy 20 reOuild the bfibgc over the
Rartan this place. to allow l6 fees Detween tie
bridge and Tde bridge VIII d. Az ieet long.
consisting OF three spans OF l3i feet each.
BAYoNYE-It is stated that the New-Jersey Central
Railroad Company will take legal measures 10 prehont
put Council holds that It's action IN rela ION 10 the
opening hos been strictly In conformity WITH the law,
and therefore Viii DO sustained
PATERsoN-Mrs. Connolly, formerly the Lady Supe
Joseph's Hospital. has pGrchased he OLD Car
REX property Yorkave for the purpose of founding
an old lades' home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
SUDDEN DEATHS.

A number of sudden deaths occurred yes
terday OF persons in the prime of life OTTO Altman.
age 49, a German, died suddenly in the store OF Louis
schele & Co, No 3Ss Broadway, from apoplexy.
VINO appears to have been without fri nds, and whose
name Is even unknown, was found dead IN his room
the third floor Of No 237 South Fthaye lie about
As years of age. George Kramer aged 40 years. Ger
man. found dead at early hour III the morning In
his boarding house at No. 100 Greenwichst. Coroner
Croker summoned to ascertain the cause OF death
Mrs. Mary Donnely, IS years residing at Second
and Fifty thirds fell dead while the Office of
DIR. williamson No 2O3 East TGirty ninth-st. Coroner
Woltman was summoned TO investigate the Eli
ward Fallon As years oster, dropped dead IN tue
afternoon the stables OF the Fourth Avenue Rhlroad,
Thirty thirdst As his residence unknown, Coroner
Woltman was summoned ~ hold Inquest and give
permission for tho removal OF the body the Morguc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

Windsor Hote'-5enator Francis Herman OF Utica,
r. O. Parsons VI John Psburyh
Irereu Bgx Nav and prof tI'a
Abbot Of Cam dse 0dssv h1as Jlis DAVID Fss
ofSunh 4 T. anI o. Geugs Bcheler " 5tritoxa ~ -
rIad Central Hout-en. dc0 W: Bennam u s. Arny hbof D.
IA snrayue Of Hard Asembinnip George West OF Bs'on
A. IFGA Areass HOki-ENCoagr 'ssnan L.oaarl hTsrs OF
joan Golsn eco vernon Of Anhoi 80.
N.hoLs onIT, Rev Dr. 4. Ctel. President oi b1iayeue
Col Breeoort Roue-Cpt d. Boesnde OF France weS.
-. Ises the souJJr 'tTat ho|e'fiV m ="
n i.eofI .rtofd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
1NorLsr u r.1E cAsE OF Young O,NEIL.


Coroner KcsSlcr held an inquest yesterday
in the case Of Francis ONc Ii years. VINO was rul
over by "a locomotive OF the Hud,oI River I!troad on
Feb g. between FJgty-uinth and Fitieth'st, on the
l. eyentl-Ivo subsequently, died from the Injuries
received John Skccdy the engineer OF the locomotive
tesuacd that he cutting loose from the train when
lie noticed tender bounce from The track and WAS
told that ono had boon run over. He hal pre-
viOusly noticed boys hanging the tender The
engine was going ut the rate OF three miles per hour
He went over and saw the hoy pched uo Boys. lie
said often hang on the tenders AMI cars withstand
ing the efforts OF the gnen, police and Others to keep
them away lie was eOrrObOrated Ia this statement by
Onicer Malone and the dren1n OF the engine John
ONci the father OF the boy, testified that his son had
told hun that the fireman hal ht him wsoh IL piece OF
coke that he his hold and fell and that the engine
packed down upon him. The father admitted having ac-
cep.ei $50 from the Company 10 nelp bury the enid,
aud also having signed release OF the Company from
any fur trouble. The Coroner Adjourned the case
until next Wednesday In order 10 ascertain for what
the Hudson River Company had gwen the $40 aud what
sort of paper ONe had signed, Is he could gave no ac-
count OF IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Lieutenant- C. Commander
Charles Bsey hiss been ordered to the Dictator st Key West Fla
LIEUT. b. D. Iey to the receiving ship NeWiimp,hre Assistant
I'd yard Green TO the Nays Hospital New Passd
Assistant PA,master H. Mshee to C.onca,i Lieutenant
Commander Lanbson detached from the oraerd
70 home and report his aTn', AsaslAn PaymAss W. W.
bauy. Geu tss CaRSaiess aud ordsrsd W sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
ARRESTS RESULTING FROM THE srocKvIs CASE

Robert Cunningham, keeper at the Fifty
Seventh Street Police Court prison, and DIR. Walter
Jayne physician Of the workhouse at Blackwes Island
both implicated by the Coroners jury the death Of
Jacob b. stockvs arrested the Coroner's war
rant and taken before Coroner Keser yesterday at the
Coroners Office, whore they admitted to bail each
In the OF t26OD 10 await the action OF Grand
Jury William Bard OF No. $40 East Flfty-seventh-st.
became bOndsman for Cunningham aud George KullOck
OF the Bureau OF Charities aud COrrec
ton. residing at No AL Lexington signed tho bail
bond for DIR. Jayne.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YgsTERpA,, AT iJDvyrs. ~ Baoto"Af'
9La.-30 >.os- 80 - as Sd"gb-30I
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 25.--Of the new paymasters
fceent Coke has been assigned
Major Watd SaHs Re- MeIico, Major
Bl bohrf 81 Speaker BAne, Helena. MoutABA The
onele1 and
ilfs De Gsic.te " tsLolS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
BROOKLYN.

The referees in the case of exColleCtor Ba-
deau met yesterday morning. b. sedmu, the expert
who was employed TO examine the eXrAx Collectors
accounts STAGED that the deposits made ~ Mr. Bidean
durng his term office amounted t. $40 14ij ~ Inc
Deficiency found b. bJ sJ59jo u, WI,h an additional
discrepancy in tAe interest account amounting ~ ABOUT
SiI M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

hin came before q United States Commissioner Tor
adjudication. Two colored men insisted upon tne'r
right to play billiards In the saloon OF inc lrehnton
House. Pe5r KuZcLticb. the proprietor n,n,tu t Nv
of the low Yesterday. United States Cohm'S''ono'
ShreYe dismissed the cOmptint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

0SsINING.-The Democrats have made the
following nominations for town officers: For Supervisor
Robert NJ. Lawrence; Town Clerk, Edward G. Robert
Justices OF the Peace, A Hyatt for full term and
bulon c. Inslee to I'LL vacancy; Assessor, Charles
Whiting; Collector Charles Ward; Town Auditors,
NJ L. Cobb and B. f. Tonpkins; Overseers Of the Poor,
NJ ehael Furlong aud A. W. Jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The interruption in trans
portaton caused by the destruction Of bridges on the
coal routes has created great scarcity OF coal in this
city and Hoboken The Pittston Coal Company's yard
has closed The Lackawanna Coal Company's yard will
he obliged to close to-day. Other companies sell only
In small Quantities In instances the price has
been raised Thomas o Brien, OF gang OF West
Hoboken rougns who assaulted aud robbed JudsOn G,
Francis last August was comm tied TO Jail yesterday
The public schools will be closed to-day on account OF
the anniversary or Good Friday. The action of
tho Board OF Education in this respect has caused
considerable criticism OF an untavOraDle character
In the case OF Daniel Buckley. abOrer, who was run
over and killed near the HObUkenye. crossing of the
Werhiwken branch OF the Erie Railway on March H.
the coroners jury rendered verdict the en-
glnerr OF the train for criminal careessues and the
man at the crossing. Charles j. Kane arrested
yesterday charged with perjury In his evidence in rela
ton 10 the suit between the New York Six Manufacur-
Ing Company ana Z. IL. Hall The accused WIS taken
before Justice Leonard who discharged prisoner on
account OF defect in'tho warrant. second Warrant;
was Issued by Justice Ward Mr.. Klue by advice OF
counsel went before Justice l. onarJ and gave bail In
$500 10 answer TO all charges against him AT a meet
Ing of tho Hudson County Board Chosen Free
the charges OF utoxcaonand conduct while
on an official visit to the Pententiary Peter Smith
the captain OF lighter used 10 convey grain from the
Erie Halfway dock III attempting Yesterday 10 cross
the track In front OF train struck Locomotives
aud received such injuries he died In 20
minutes.
NEW ARK-After the OF preferred debts Ii ia
Thought that tho credur OF d. " p Cadmus will not
ket more than one cent In the dollar vi their claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

THE APPLICATION OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
IN TRENTON
A short time ago, in Trenton, N. j., one Of
the first this section Of the country involving
the privileges Of colorsd men under tbs Civ RighS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrY.-A driver of a coach, while
returning from Calvary Cemetery yesterday, was
thrown from his box, in Ferrys Hunters Point, and,
the carriage passing his body, Injuries were iu-
acted which 1t Is feared. will prove fatal The regu-
lar Democratic primaries wero held yesterday and del
egaes the City Convention, 70 10 held To morrow
elected. Tho delegates are uadeTs' ood
bo favor OF the rejection OF Mayor Dc Beyoise.
CASARsIE.-The hOaung ice. with which Jamaica Bay
has time ulied, nds been driven 10y the
strong nortuwts WINS against ROckdway Beach caus
ing considerable damage. Tho dock at the Oceauus
Clubhouse, v.ued ABOUT 81 2O) has been carried
away, AS wen az those at Elder,, Harmil's ana the
Seaside Hotels HI-milPs dock was new one and
cost about 5000 uumDer OF Oiner lOsses similar IN
character but smaller IN amount. are reported.
JAMAICA.--Mary Smith, cOlOrcd, arrested yes
crJdy charged with stealing from tue residence OF
Mrs Montague, three six dresses aud lot vi under
clothing valued AZ SIS. The property recovered
tho place where IL nad been pawncd.
NORTH HEMPsTFAD.-The Republicans have nomi-
samuel WIlicts OF title Week rs candidate Tor
Supervisor. john ID. Ackcr FOX Town CLERK, James l..
Flrn iUr Collector Joseph ID. Armstrong Tor Justice OF
the Peace ana James Il. Wlets for Assessor.
NEwrowN.-The Democrats have rcnoml mated Robert
Burroughs the present INCUMBENT as their Candidate
fnl me NlADr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
STATEN ISLAND.

TOMPKINSvuLE.-On Wednesday evening,
Hugh Walsh. keeper OF the Robbins Reef Lighthouse,
heard cries for help aud, looking out, strug
Cling In the water the reef He launched boat
possible roTcd out to the spot where the
seen, and succeeded getting ui board, but found
that lie id already dead. Tue man respectfully
dressed in white Knit uudersrt, wnIte Oyersnirt black
uudercOlt BLACK rbOed pdntaiJOns aud vest blue sack
UycrcOat, and tine calfskil boots lie was live feet
ven inches hgh, with black nair and whskers,
with gray The suppOstiOn Is that lie either Jumped
fell OYerDOarl from some passing Steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

Every day this week and next, new shapes
fabrics sprrg OyEKcOArs and Spring sris WI be Go
BY ~ Bfoa and Cana-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

HEALTH LIFT, 100 Fifth-aye., between
Tgeut,se.ond and srcnvh rstsLegs r9osi lest OF care
Refers " Cyrus ". Eed etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
POLICE NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday nine
liquor 800 bail Tor vocation Of toe brce
held $1,000 bail for attempting TO beAk
iuto the premises Of jacob Enamel at No. LIS siiOkst
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday Thomas
~ 900 bail for INTO zoe blacksmith
snop Barnett No 10 NOrn-st an steang rO "o OF
tools keepe hell In 500 ball each Tor violating
the Excise law
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Michael
Kenny Lougbn erh held SlO ball. ehsre
hauor Hsn hell on
VI
q quarrel yesterday.
Coroner Croker was summoned Yesterday to hold
On inquest BODY Of George LTow Of 10 2io West twenty
died tetauus the result Of ee auou hnge
caused the COraBd sd GiasdsI b'
OAd the EghtsVe h0e Vest Br"" on hsieh
o. nearly 10 Of and ning on one VI 80
a me i ILe accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

IADnOaDccnenLl
Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
DR.. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS
BNe,ten and purify the breath
The "EAsTERn HAT for gentlemen is now
az Broadway snd Fifth hyenue Hotel "hoeAs
satisfactory ecions ct az Lrosd"ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

At NORfHP0RT. 4. r, A CHOICE CD ACRE FARM
II cree clear TO exchange for 4 good Tenement
House; farm only 0 minutes walk nom depot
JAMES ROWE. gIT THIRD avenue
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WANTED TO PUKCHAsE-TN NEIGHBORHOOD OF
w sixth avenue and Tenth street.. comfortable
Dwelling on easy terms; location must be good, own
only need reply, with full particulars, 20 PL X
CHASER. box li6 Herald once.
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALES AIRES. GOOD
- buildings -a Uiles from New Y0rk. ~ from fairy.
town; on line VI nc ROAD. WILLIAM r GRAFF, Elk
ecutor - roadway
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AT NEW BRIGHrON. TO RENT-sEVERAI DP
~ llahtfuliy located Houses, furnished aud unfGr
nisled al moderate c0nveniences 81 minutes % Wal
street; magnificent scenery red ced rents
HAMILTON 81 Broad av
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WANTED-CHTgAGO IMPROVED OR UNTM
W proved Property for taree story aud basement
brown stone House iatet furnished on the Mill IA
Brooklyn. Address HICKON. 10 Jefferson 81. Brooklyn
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no LET-AT RyE. DWELLING, l6 ROOMS. IN GOOD
order carriage and servants house. garden Tine
D. SThASG depot
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A TRACT OF. LAM
w within hour % City Hall; must be well Located
AM Al . sacrifice price. Address INVESTMENT, Hera,
Nce
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AT OF THIRD AVENUE.-FkAME, HIN 49, 49,
hra,yn stone Honses FOR sale, 20 ef ana eNehAhgei
also IofS with builders loan; also Farms anu country
Seats Apply above. 9A1t-9 - Y =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

A I sARATOGA-A LARGE PULLY FURNISHED
~ House ono az Orange; large Hotel, Chatham. New
Jersey also rastiugs Rive dalc 4c Hudson River
william 1LCkEh. ~ Ffth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

yTO LET-FoR ONE YEAR OR MORE. THE VERY
Il handsome four story brown stone House 351 West
Fifty sixth street. II the finest locations in the city
rent 81, 500; Immediate possession. RIKER Co, No
Pine street
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AT 9i7 THIRD AvESUE.-rO EET THAT VERY DE-
II siraDe three story Aigh 1907 brown stone House
repCte with improvements IN nne order; choice lOca
49, 80 $50 -. InMEs ROWE
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no LET-AN ELEGANT TWO story GOTHIC
4 Cottage, ~ complete order. with Of
ground adionln- beautifully laid with NUT and
ornamental trees aud summer house commanding ane
view 81 Long Island sound; neghborhO0d Keep
t3onaA OuY neen minutes walk from Morrisana
reumboat landing ana Harlem Railroad terms low.
L.r InrInnr La-tea-l-s lnallre 81 81 Earcay strcet
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE
6S5 Broadway, b55
:, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. $1,000.
BRILLIANT OPENING.
HOUSES CROWDED. HOUSES CROWDED.
Wonderful success OF the company.
- 49, Greatest hit Of the
and his FEMALE BATHRRs,
together with the finest variety company In the city,
consisting OF rs speciality artists.
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at2P NJ
yVALLACR's.
w Proprietor and Manager. ..... Mr. Lester waack
Doors open al 3D. 10 commence at O'Clock precisely
Holcrofrs nne legitimate Comedy OF the
ROAD
RUIN,
altered and adapted 10 tne present stage.
THIS (FRIDA ~ EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
Sheridan's great Comedy.
The RIVALS.
with the charming pei!es eeeewwedSys I'm
49, " ON SATURDAY EVENING.
These entertainments will combine the talents OF
Mr.. IL. j. MONTAGUE, Mr. JOHN GILBERT. NY.
HARRY BEoKErT, Mr.. J v CARROLL Mt aad e n
BRoWN Mr.. q. e. EDWIN, Miss ADA DyAs, Mis-,
JEFFRYS-LEWIS Nine. P0NISI Miss KATE BART.
LETT and Miss bLAIsDELL.
Carriages may be ordered for 10 AS p. NJ
eaata ~ N Ia sacurad tUo vaaka in advanca
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
THE SWORN STATEMENT RULED OUT.

Judge Neilson-I propose to allow YOU IN order 10
fix and have the benefit exception to make an oef
Though that offer may don't know that 1t WHY Involve to
reading OF some part the paper before you The paper ~
IL ruled OUT and IT, in making your Offer you use the expires
sons of the paper 1t will be again ruled out probably bu'
allow you to make your offer in such terms as you propose
Mr. Beach-Then make the offer under the sta'eneue '
we propose TO prove that Mr. Ton upon tho aon "ncn
have stated made this statement orally to the Committee
That about nine years ago the Rev. Henry Ward beeC
brpan and thereafter continued friendship with mrs Aa
beth K Tton native delicacy and extre
sensblly often expressed to her husband hS % ~
top: visiting her from time to time for years uhs ie
wear 1870 when for reasons hefelnalIe, s,aseu, no
ceased such visits; during which period ~ maal,y
tokens and attentions he the aectiOnate love OF hts M
n whereby after long moral resistance by her, ana ale re-
heated assaults by him upon her mind, with oyernasvnS
arments accomplished the possession OF her person.
anno with her thenceorward during the period
stated the relation called criminal nterc0urse tns teon
being regarded by her during that PERIOD ~ bot
morally Wrong-such had been tbs power OF MS 'Sunou
Clergyman satisfy her religious scapes against such ''
ton OF virtue and honor.
Mr. Evarts-Now your Honor please object TO inc e'
denoe thus offered ruled out by Honor already au
therefore, needing argument upon its merts ana ooec
TO any further reading the paper as necessary means o
an appropriate admissible Of bringing 10 yoos ono
notice the point OF evidence concerning which you ruled
Judge Neison-Ths offer oycrrale
MIR Beach-And excent
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

evidence and which your Honor has excluded anu now '"e
n,opoe 10 read IA part OF their offer your Honor parts OF
that statement II Is like reading deposition, or any ohef
document which the Court has ruled ont @ inter a ana nov
to be read Now Is point 10 any exception 70 DO
gained by the particular contents OF this paper The propose
ton made TO your Honor and you have " w
question that does within the rule OF reduction OF
qualification Of the particular statement concerning when 'no
witness has been examined that all the qualifying crcu
stances are perhaps contained In the paper ITSELF AL all e'cn
that this document this accusation or Indictment whatever
H. is not admissible Now what rule Of evidence Is there 'na'
admits the reading part Of that paper which your honor
SAYS shall not be read 1t Of anything In the
papcrt the paper itself your Honor has ruled not 10
be evidence.
Mr. Beach, offer prove Sir, that upon the same esan
aon before this Committee when he gave the answer 10 inc
question which given in evidence by the
also made this statement and propose to make the Sac."'
10 your Honor, il you allow me to do so