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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

New York, Sept. AT ten o'clock
las night Superintendent Walling re-
turned from Philadelphia. lie denies
that Mrs. Mosher knows ANYTHING about
che Whereabouts of Charley Ross. In
March last Mrs. Mosher called upon.
Mr.. Waling and told him she believed.
that woman Of her acquaintance could
tell where Charley Ross could be found.
Detectives were detailed 10 watch this.
woman, but they reported thatshe kncvs
nothing about the case.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

NEW York, Sept. 3.-M special
dispatch to the Tribune, datediSan-
derville, Ga, Sept. 2, says: The trial
of Cordy Harris, the colored man ac-
cused OF attempting to inc te an i'm
surrection among the negroes Of this
county, closed at $3.50 this evening
with verdict of mot guilty. The
evidence for the State was all sub
mitted by about IL o'clock this NOR
ming, and the afternoon was 0ccu--
pied by the arguments Of counsel.
The acquittal was simply the result
Of o failure of the prosecution to pro
duce proof Of criminal intent in
any Of the acts Of which the prisoner
was accused.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

Two sons Of the Emerald Isle !
paid visit to Fairmont Park ),
Philadelphia, 4ecently. They Wis
tied the water works. Looking :
on with amazement at the great
turbine wheels while In motion,
one exclaimed to tine other /.
"Faiih, Pat, the Americans must !
be quare people; they must have
their wather ground before thexy
can drink it."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11
Suicide of an Actor.

Nav YonK, Sept. 4.--Hugo RencL
an amateur actor at the German Theatre
and compositor when not otherwise en-
gagged, committed suicide by taking
choral. Last year, after he had been
married few months. his wife come
mitted suicide ia similar manner, anc
this is said to have been the cause Of the
step he has taken.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11
Gone to Fight u Duel.

ST Louis, No.. Sept. 4.-Major J. n
Edwards. Of Lyons, and Major + 5
Fostor, of the Journal, left here for Win
nebago County, ILL.,, last night, to fight
4 duel. The cause Of the trouble was
an obnoxions editorial ia the journal.
There is great excitement in the city
regarding it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

They say that Russia's refused to ex-
hibit at tn: Centennial is owing to the
influence Of NJ. Catacazy, formerly Min
lister at Washington for that goverl-
ment.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

The public executioner at Barcelona
having lately resigned, more than Eve
hundred candidates aPpli' d for the va
cant post.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11
THE OTHER CASES.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 3.-The jury
in the Cordy- Harris case returned u
verdict of mot guilty, and the pris
oner was discharged to-day. Other
insurrectionary cases have been con-
tinued to the regular term Of court
The prisoners arrested in Johnson
county will be tried at special term
on Monday next.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

Norfolk. Va, shipped $4,000 water.
melons to Boston one day lately.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11
NEW GOODS.
New Goods will be received and opened
weekly. All the
Latest Styles and Novelties

will be added to my stock from time to
time Attention is called to my stock
Of carpets, oil cloths and mating. My
stock of cal pets, oil cloths and mating
My stock has been purchased with
great care at cash prices, and am pre-
pared to sell good goods at great bar
gains. All ask is call and examina-
ton of my stock and prices, feeling as
surad that | can give entire satisfaction.
aprll24;tfd
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, Nh.
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HIDES AND LEATHER.
r HUBER
TANNER AND CURR1ER
MARTINSBURG.

Having leased the Tuscarorss Tame
~ for number of years, l wish to in
form the public that | will pay the
highest market price in cash for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at my Currying
Shop and Leather Store, at
SHOWERS TANNERY, where l will
constantly keep on hand, for wholesale
IT retail, Oak and Hemlock
SOLE LEATHER, Birdie, NETT
HARNESS, COLLAR AND
BETTING LEATHER,
Buff Upper, Wax Upper, Kipp, Calf
Skin, Morocco, and Topping of all de-
scriptions, Innings, &c. Also. a com
plete stock of SHOE FINDINGS,
SHOE LASTS, BOOT TREES Of la
Test styles, Nails, Pegs, Thread, Web
ing, Eyelets, Sand Paper, Avis, Hafts,
Hammers. Pincers, Knives, Rasps, fc.
can supply boot and shoemakers with
every article in their line on terms that
will defy competition.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11
All Kinds Of MACHINERY
Esepa red.
J.sv. AND A. SCEIEELKEY
MachiniStS & Blacksmihts

DEPAIR all kinds of Machinery,
IOSteam Engines and boilers, cut,
gum and straighten circular, cross
cut and other saws. Make and repair
iron railing aud fences for cemeteries,
yards, etc. Repair sewing machines.
and in fact. do all kinds of work in the
line of practical machinists and black
smiths. We go to any part of this AID
adjoining counties to perform work
when desired. Give us call. Shop on
West Martin ST Octl2dlw1yr
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BEATTY & PLOTTS.
WASHINGTON,
WARREN Co., N. J
March 6, ls75--wtf
ATTENTION FARMERS

"a AN Manufacturing
NS4x@2 the best pillow for gener-
s<<ss .sssszzssss al purposes now made
First premium awarded at the late Agri .
cultural Fair, after a practical test with
other plows Call and examine them at
% John Street
GEORGE F. RUTHERFORD
Martinsburg, W. Va
March r ,,.5-lyrw
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

C6 10 con per day. Agents wanted. -
% pIVAll classes of working people
of beth sexes, young and old, make more
money at work for us, in their own locali-
ties. during their spare moments. or all
the time, than at anything else. We offer
employment that will pay handsomely fer
every hours work. Full particulars, terms
&c, sent free. Send US your address at
once. Don't delay Now is the time
Don't look for work or business elsewhere
until you have learned what we offer.
q. STINsoN h Co., Portland, Maine
march b. 75, lyrwG PR.
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DR. t. ELLA S o N /,

Office on West King Street, ~ door
west of Everett House tfkaw
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Prompt attention paid to filing orders,
especially those for expectation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-24

g 7of emil a1st1 SID 10 dsIoa zs!iu az3
aa=sV III ca VoIsgid uorl e.rc. scat
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'7oJ3I!goT9 :I'afl1 IaiHau
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The ..rt u. ;ke III, 81 Our IisiitL:

The - Ho".ek PERI - our nissa,sl':s' "
A!The liver i. the great deplriat:ng or bl6dd
cleansing organ Of tlie SYSTEM SCI tile great
iS1 o, our . ssit4 II nd he
and rot out, as itiwere, the madhinery Of lie,
are gradu III exlel ed from the system: For
Ads purpose Dr.. P: croe's Golden Med cal Dis:
c0vtry, with small daily do es Of DR.. Piefce's
Pheasant purgs,ive Peliets; are ppre-eminei,tty.4
the articte les needed. Theyoure every kind 81
human from the worst scrolu to the coldRaons
pimpte, G!otc:i or eruption: Great eating ulcers
Kindly heal under their mig ,ty curative iuflti-
ence.-v irulents bl0.d lA.isons lllat Turk in the
system are Ivy them r"bted OF their terrors,
and by their pefseveriny and: ~ niewhat pro.
tracted use the most tainted syst nj may be-
completely renovated and built up anew En-
largement oftstapds, tn'nosssaad, ssvellings
dwindle away and d,>aIl ear under the lntlu-
ence ut their gre at resoiventsI Sold hy all
dealers III medicines.
sr. .; .1|}la s1e 3I e 4: s c,:
81 that he could not wear his shoes and stock
ings. Had great deai>ofst ~u'le4 with1 him.
Had fried many. remedies. Intellectually. At
last we tried Tie Golden Medical Discovery
and in About tin ee weeks lie was entirely cured,
k.is &ofas were all Lealed and health much I'M,
proved. go; ':"..' Respectfully ycart,,' ~'.'"
,r L,.,4., 1921 J w. BOY RI >. :;
:Nermillion, Edgar Co.. Ill.,, Jan 2sth; 1876.
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Il :HoRh1D1 SSIGU7T! IN TIVE 0cEAN

1t does not mitigate the horrors OF the
sea to know that the bodies of those who
perish by khipwfeGk, as in,thr, case of the
Schiller: are dsyeegsd by .htideoqs cutie
:tsh:' Hhis discqyery Waf m el. 81 tl,;1e. ne
ters were lost III Tie Schiller:" :A Ascertain:
ing that their bodies had not been recov:
ered, he procured diver S armor., and
when he bal learned to use ii, Went with
two other divarAs; IT, thei stengtof the dis.
aster, and made 11vafst idestentse Inono
ofthefei ehey3stsw the head of "a female
a.pparen,ly hanging to q reef Of rocks,
and approaching it saw it. Was held in the
gigantic CLUTCHES Of a. cutie tdish.j The
divers :. countcd iejght of these, (arus1
'some ;clinsingo ITO the, rocks 9th:
efse' holding j, the hale .sP19sQmed
Water i'hff1dy were twelve feeS It Or more
in, length, AshpT6 f Immense size and
strength! The divers weusk,,ot preparcd
Tor IAN encounter With tljsdesperals fhho
Apd', were hauled up, but not before
J llauser ttc,npted=to= spring forward and
rescue tho head'ih Hhnxe fas1 ures he 20er
'clared hosreoqgpized: .hoSe Of a sitter: He
was restrained BY hhe Other divers, and
PROPOSED to make ,apother descent the
sncxt day. bit wheenf' ,,ofiing cafne he was
:deliriol:, andtsooh after died bGrom' the
effect f:tbe'sFock: The facts hive tBtciis
swor n I'd bv' Tie Survivors, ovxtk o2' 7eitt T.
*niIiqte account cr3thaeso appearance of The
nSh1, WHICH corresponds TO these} Of, AMY
5at5rat history Ard l1 npW 10 the ikriiyiSHh
AdiHiraltN propose to have, i Scientific
featfh tinadt Il the 'iedE e zwafhc where ltRhHSp.
wreck 6ccurrctl. 10 lsee' It 1.-THE truViFthat'
the victias1 o1 ihipwreekebeeoms che food
,of these .msranss monSterss1iu ,ts;i; gIs4i j..
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usasasasrtsG.~sssssss,spasssssaes.rlluI.s.ass
5FdII SEEDING.
vh Where E G e ;tss%s e t. b .ssda4

Where OATS audible 10 to be,9eeded Is.
wheat, it is ny 'prsctiteto loxM Up ID
soon as the oats are removed. =. find it
easitr work, than "a. wait FIJI September,
alter the sun has blk ed it for month. I
pillow as deep as possible; with m ordina;;
steel Plow, and 6 seeding time, set; /;
ter The manure and cross; plow.a compara-i
lively shallow; placing the maaure where:
It will be immediately available there
Young wse heat ha i :Prss,hsn h;x
grain. b. thii;s, method the oats stabbss
IS left below, undisturbed, to keep the
soil loose, and furnish additional food
whenit rots. # have drilled il my wheat
Tor the last two, years, and: believe the
extra yield <of, the Two crops above what.
they, would have been sowed broadcast.
has always paid for the drill, and it is
still as good rs ever. = Cor. Ohio Farmer.
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81 - sledee.ha miner I'M her cream 1T is,
for such articles .to-oe
,hiidtnhwav in such smsal Fiisheas sssys@
;is The proprietor went sway, growlhg.
aud s, ne stranger quietly slipped away
| at his creat;atwo young ladies camp u.
sat down a.,ar= him. and ordered some
cream and cakes. He waited until they
''hal eaten ! little, and then b. remarked:
BEG pardon. Indies. lut 90 you ph:
serve lahy thing peculiar ii the-tasts IF
this cream T. TIf.
L They, tasted, -smackede their; lips, and
We're hot cert 6n.f III ~ ::
..5"Does it tsste TO- you as If : Ilug Of TO-
bacco lad fallen into the freezer = ne
= ::Ss!: l.h ~ Aey l1e,.ined, droppins
their spoons and trying to spit out v hat
they had eaten. Both rushed ont. and It
WASH I long. before the proprietor rushed
ing sIout!5j IS |dtn,aEded. tMhat Aoi
yoa !sa e, by plug to q 9g'99ofi'9S the
'::My kind friend, asked the ladies' i
this cream tasted 81 plug tobacce. J !
QO0 t8StS any SuSA s9S$Ss @''N 49,.
believe you used biz of tobacco in it " !
d, "Well. you don't want to talk that way
around here j. continued the proprietor.
MY ice cream is pure, and the man who
says it isn't tensia bold lie!;sSz q
He went away again, and = woman with
= long neck and sad face sat down and
said 10 the girl that sheawvuld take q
small dish of lemon ice. -, :,..,.iI
1t was brought, and she had taken
about two :mouthfqls when the stranger
inquired:
:.Excuse me, madam, but do you know
how this cream was made-have you any
idea TINT they grated turniP and chalk
with the cr0SmIa'' =. {, Tr5S z
+" She didn't reply. She slowly rose up,
wheeled around, and made for Ito door.
The stranger followed after. and by great
coed luck his cost tails cleared the door
an instant 100 soon TO be struck BY 4 five
pc ind box Of figs, hurled with great force
by the Indignant proprietor. As he
reached the curbstone he halted. looked
at the door Of the parlof, and solil-
oquized:
''rhere are tines when people should
infer, and there are times when they
shouldn't. suppose il lhad asked that
woman If she thought they hashed up .
| saw-mill in the cream she'd have felt =
circular saw going down her throat.
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A FUNNY WAY TO CAPTURE WOOD
iE7i, CHUEK2

A farmer, III the New York fEpen;ae
Post. presents a plan for exterminatingl
woodchucks, which appears to be with
ont f.llac5 and which would afford in
de99nn'te+ amusement for the -hoys, lie
says: First, procure a good dog Sec
ono get water turtle small enough to
enter the. hole; bore helc in his. shell.
Just ~ above the: tail; procure piece ii:
wires bout sig inches long and fastcn to
' fe9o sco o! I F: g. III f rl,t
turtle, p!,ee Him. in The, hple anI touch !
match, mate to the wick: in moment Of ies~
tho turtle Mir tntef thart6le ana kfoa<
double quick will peramb1late to its re
iHlotest5Tecess,. and return ITO the. 2iion,h
aEain Ireadysfdr ~nother, march, into vans
othsf eamp,' >Yon can imagiqs. e the l fpr;
,ofnthe blxxsnSs enemy ntl'oRithowhaitE
alarsity hse seekstopsn Ait robe taken in,
charge BY the doS sentinel ',TazIti1noW
{, %t3H
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ILL, XBOUT ICE CREAM

He Slipped; into an ice.cream saloon
very softly. and when the girl asked him
what hersnted he REPLIED. r. III
Corn Bcef, fried potatoes, pickles, and
sl,. rs & t,i this::. a. IL:
ice'creaH'pArlor,''' she said. ,xs =; ',1i,i: !:
Then WY did you ask NE q '' What It. +
wanted fors3,atWhy didn't you bring, on,
your icsefxSm -! 'ii.i;a~ 80 -" "a, ~. =.
She 1snt sftsrit, and as she fie satooifinssdl;
he continue3:i' p. ~, !.i5:l -3sco .!.y,.,
''You see, my dear girl, yop must, in:
Ter you must reason. 1t ism t likely that
j! would copeanto an jcezGrea mn pal loE4Gs
nuy eeerindnone.i H. ,it2,I:, You didn't
think es VII 1, here 70 ISL j. you had
She looked 'r + in great surprises.
III oanssd Rhi HARDWARE store Is and vdu
came in, wQh infer that ;yoqscsnegor,
something Il myy line: vodidnps step'
out andnsk: You if you wanted is buy "a
mule, Wsthla II?p,,:,:, W.. 5I,I I,jro ~ >
She 1tiSE I'll ], highly indienat,t!:,, Ar
old lady was 1dcvouring dish Of cream
at the next table, and the stranger. after
watching her Tor . moment, called OUT, =
MY dss1~omnn, have you found .nv
hairs orlbnttonk in yourdi>h !.'i,E, .r.,;
'MercYl no! she exclaimed, a. she
wheeled around and drop, ed her spoon.
Well I'M glad of it, he continued.
If yous6nd sany just let iiis kn0v. ''15'S''
She bJke dat him for hall T. minute:
picked tpoahs'aPoon, laid it down again,
and then rose PIP: and left the roon,.. She
must hsAqsaiAe so'E ething to the propri.
s'es, sGt es atmsa1 A running in and e8
"Did!gfo d teil that woman that there
c were +, n.ir.' And buttons I'M, my ice
cream .N 't yIi7nIH''r>1 l,.,fzrr3A.siiin ,i!s:
You d;;dao,t ,*n"i'nnitnHzn Ia Thy.
NO, SIS; III :;imnee lt{{tix;' REQUEST:
ed her, cake shs! iRdund NV sHRcab 4ns1ISi'
dients to inform me. III .A!IiYsiuoI .9sor
SWEET; cir, that vas mean tr;c}k. l,
my Ah4at1 sif,'A taid. tho 1ttankddI{
smilingtssftly: :sDid youexpect me: to'ssk
the ls.na q s u, "a; bad found srsx!baf
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:.'TNI07E' II I!i7' .Fs3E123.Ei!iI -vtuuo,
.l3TL1s it..l .s!19ssIsIi iiiI nng .bsIswsue
:: ,y'to!oo s2aottex ai.3 saiu1souo2
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-. zl9H7o9Ns.siH 90 II5i7I'0 = ,7I!tH4i 40
70 81 sd t1:i5 >.3sGsa ai!T z42bs!woHa
.--3dotyC t. ajk olt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

Mems. Boys and Youths
BOOTS.
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdrens
SHOES.
all at greatly reduced prices
At AMES'
Coates Spool Cotton at &c per spool at
AMEs'.
Our stock Of Groceries is Larger, Bet.
ter, and Cheaper than ever.
81 90 buys | pounds Of extra G Sugar
81 90 buys lOl pounds Of A Sugar.
81 90 buys S pounds Of best Layer
baisins at
AVE.
Choice stock Of Green. Japan and
Black Teas selling very cheap.
Pork Lard, Sugar Cared Hams. Dried
Beef
100 barrels Of Michigan Winter Wheat
Flour just received direct from the
mIlIs aud selling very low.
50 Horse Blankets just received aud
selling for sl7J
81 90 buys three Gents Knit Shirts or
three pairs Of Drawer.
IS cents buys the best Ladies Knit
FestE 81
AGr'
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Il j. natural for people suffering With
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, or
auy other disease Of the throat and Iungs
20 pat OF from day . day buying 81
article that they know has cured their
Heighbor, friend or relative, yet lhey
have 30 faith ia Il uutl IL j, too late. II
Won viii - to your druggist, Wait &
Hard OF '. Grover and get bottle q
Bosehee's German syrup, your immedi-
ate cure il A. certain - ygu live lt has
lately been introduced 10 THE county
from Germany, aud druggists aud people
everywhere are e.ated over ils success.
You eau get $ sample bottle for 10 cents
and lfy it. Regular axe bottle - cents.
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'4 nc i'a'.' Ausae''' @.' 1871
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~ ' ans "
4' 4'"' 'a "ss,''S'e. d. '.tsNs
A'.t
49, ".s' ID . '''' #' "4'.
's@' aa~'''y laureate.
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VIII . ','''1 al DeL '''s' o'.'ias
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Nsoe CONS are eA'A0' WIN Tue o"'''
1852 '''' ana ''''' il may interest,"
,',''' p'h"eH'' - answer ""''e .'
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raroHrssr 20 ruastLras.

Whrn SEA xfsi eE cave lie ClY g.
NEw NaAE. $3.50 aauayEHsg an8 expense
- gsrgasee hire snd Stop 90 tbs GRAND
UNION HOTEL opposite tta GEANu
Cr>rRkt uuoF u has aFeg &sa lcEaNt-
II furnished rsamf sad J. aHra up 80 sa
exneusr ai aEFr H EHEHlar
steam aud a# raefu improvements .--
European Pan THa RESTAURANTS.
Luaea Counter aaa @Ina GaaWs are sap.
pied with the beet tbe markets eaH far.
Hish. 1ae EaIs#f t- HHuF astCi. Rooms
lag a ssaall persgu, s.sa aHa y gaF daE
rich ealteE laF families EFaPaHtiaustelt
low, - chat VISITORS ta Gee city and ,mv-
ciets cau live maTe mEafIauslE, Cor leSa
money, % lha GRAND Union. gHau as
any other flst-eIass Hotel Ea iha city,
Stages and Cars pass jHe ilolc. every
minute iar 90 parts oI ihe City. O.. F.
4 ". H. GARRISON, Managers.
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A methodical course OF examining
Mr.. Beecher has. says the Herald, CIV.
identity been determined on from the
start Nothing haphazard, nothing
irregular or 0Hire was attempted. BY
easy stages the evidence was made to
lead up to and cover all the prominent
points advanced by the plaintiff The
naturalness Of the story was one Of its
features. Mounting over what hitherto
appeared to be insupcrable barriers,
explaining this point and that, turning
a world OF light on dark places, the
witness finally reached, like Christian
in the Pilgrims Progress, the Valley OF
Desolation. But on his way occurred
an incident that overshadowed every
other in this extraordinary trial All
Unexpectedly to lie court, Mr. Evarts
raising bis voice above its average
pitch, startled like the replicated dis.
charge Of a mitraileuse, a series of
questions to the witness. Evarts APP
pcared to grow, if possible, paler than
his usual palor, aud here were the
questions put one after another, with
the bare intermission Of a monosylIabIc
answer;
During your entire acquaintance
with Mrs Tilton, Mr. Beechcr up TO this
month in December, 1870, had there
been any undue personal familiarity
between yourself aud her
Never The answer as quick, bold,
imperiouS.
Had you, promptly continued the
counsel at any time, directly or indi
rectly, solicited improper fayors from
her as a woman Again the answer
came
Never.
Had you ever received improper ia
vors from her followed up the exam
ncr.
Never, responded the witness, aud
with the echo Of the word burst forth
applause from every corner of the
chamber. A certain sense of bewilder-
ment crept over the audience, Judge
Jury and lawyers. Such a sense as if
the wrong man had been Oh trial all
this time, for the witness responded in
a manner aud with an emphasis that
evidently carried conviction to the
minds OF at least a majority of the
listeners. Evarts stood pale and silent
for several minutes after the last
answer had been given. 1t was ex-
ceeding!y artistic. The impression
made by the witness was allowed time
to settle before the examination was
resumed. Then Beecher, rising with
the occasion, approaching tue most
delicate point in the case, effected the
great triumph Of the day. To over
come these extraordinary letters aud
statements, plain confessions Of guilt
as the world would have them, was
thought to he impossible. The feat,
however was accomplished and an.
other burst Of applause greeted the
performance. The end was as dramatic
and sensational as the beginning. In
the same remarkable tone that charac.
terized his denial Of the charge that
he bad ever committed adultery with
Mrs Tilton, came the indignant repu.
diati0n Of the Moulton statement that
he said the physical expression Of his
love for Mrs. Tilton was as natural as
the feeling Of love itself
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