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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

Judge PoT'rLE Of Georgia recently pre-
sided at the trial of a negro on charge of Illegal
voting. Tho pisoner's counsel admitted that
he was under age, but claimed that he had been
assured by his mother that he had attained his
majority, that he had no other knowledge OF his
age, and that being thus honestly mistaken, he
ought not to be convicted. Judge PoTTIE
charged the jury that the prisoner should have
exhausted all the means In his own power In the
endeavor To ascertain his age, and that II he
faile d To do this, and voted under twenty-one
years, he ought to he found guilty, even II his
mother did inform him that he was Of age"
The Judge has been violently assaulted for these
Instructions TO the jury, and is accused Of UNI
fairness and prejudice, hut he says that any
other rule would open wide door for frauds
on the ballot"
Judge POTrIE Is clearly right. while the
predicament Of an emancipated slave who can
not rely In determining his age upon the asnr.
ances Of his own mother is not to be envcd,
yet II there are other means at his command for
ascertaining the truth, he should be compelled
to resort TO them. Fraud and corruption at the
elections have already Occasioned too much in
jury at the South not to be repressed at all
hazards, from whatever quarter they may come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
Kinsella's Ring Compared with
TWppdfS

The defences OF the Brooklyn Ring erect
ed by the Edglc are feeble outworks
easily carried. 1t quotes from the Mayors
message to show that the debt of the city
is but thirty-hve odd millions, and that
eleven millions of local assessments are to
he taken from this total, reducing il to
twonty-thrce millions. TO this we oppose
its own statement of n short time ago.
" Under one way Of stating II, the permanent debt
Of krooklyn Il less than flb OOuOOO under another
t2b 600 600; under s another, $50 900 900 anu IN
cludiug tue coulty debt Il Is over ti0OOO,O00"
We also find that Comptroller SCHROEDER
put the aggregate debt in December 1873,
Mt Sal, l4G,65303. This has been swelled by
the sum since added to it. The Ring has II
poor advocate in the Eagle, and the Eagle
"a worry bad ease rs a client in the Ring.
To show exactly what the condition of
Brooklyn's indebtedness is, aud the re-
markable activity of the Ring ornamented
by KINGsLEY. the contractor. and KIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
CHARLES A. DANA, Esq.

NEw YoRK, Aug &c. 1875.
DEAR SIR: have received your Invitation to
be present at the Agricultural Exhibition to be
given at Milton by the Pleasant Valley Farmers
Club, on the sOih OF September next and to
deliver an address on that Gee ision. 1t Is very
attractive invitation. To me nothing could be
more agreeable than To meet the farmers OF
Northumberland county and 10 confer with
them face 10 face-not for paw. az you suggest,
but out ~ Il full heart and with their friendship
and encouragement for the only compensation
upon matters OF public importance. Yet, | re-
eret to say that my professional engagements
and duties are such that l shall not bo able to
command the time necessary for such puru ose.
am the more sorry for this, because the pres
ent crisis and the issues IL involves are of I'M
usual consequence 20 the people Of every part OF
Pennsylvania, and To men OF every calling in life.
Chief among these issues is the question
whether integrity can bc restored In govern
ment, and whether the nabitual plumber Of the
taxpayers-and this term includes farmers and
mechanic Us well as traders and professional
people-by their public servants and agents,
legislative and executive, can he stopped in
Pennsylvania. This is a question Of peculiar
moment, because it is there that the most vora-
cious and the most shameless combination Of
public robbers is now to be found. la fact, il
was Pennsylvanan, holding at tie time tho
great Office Of Treasurer Of the Comm onwealth,
who FIST expressed the philosophy Of official
peculdtioh in the following letter:
" TREASURY DEPARTMENT OBJ. PRNNsYlvASIA,l
" HARLt-WrEG, March ~, I. a.
80 My DKAR TITAN Allow me To Introduce To you my
PARTICULAR friend Mr. George q, Evans. lie Inns claim
Put him through ~ you would me lie undcrs tands
Yours, W. n KrNntE.
Now, II this IS to he the doctrine ~ our pub
lie men, Of what use IL improved agriculture,
and what will the industry, the economy, the
thrift, the prudence, and the honesty Of the
farmer, or Of any kind of man, avail him2 II all
the improvements, the labors, and the virtues Of
the people are to serve no purpose but to gorge
more enormously an Unsuitable Sc; Of public
thieves, We might as well abandon tho struggle,
and not try to 90 any further in the way OF pub
lie or private progress. Upon this theme |
should especially like to say some words in
Northumberland county; bat since | cannot do
this with the living voice, must cont mt myself
with doing II In print and rejoice to add that
the contest against public fraud, bribery, and
plumber Is now hopeful. Indeed, the signs OF
general reformation arc more encouraging
than at any former period during the last ten
years. The reign OF addition, division, and ST.
lence seems to be draw Q toward its end not
only in Pennsylvania but elsewhere; and trust
ing In the speedy advent Of better day, re-
main,
Very faithfully and sincerely yours.
CHARLES A. DANA,
Mr. AZ y noNN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

The young editor of the Powerful Mud
has ponderous leaGiag article on a clergyman
OF HE acquaintance whom he calls Pdrson Law
Renee. Parson LAWRENCE lives In Oldtown-
State not newfoundland during this month Of
August one Of his parishioners, the new MEM
Der PORTER" as the stool pigeon designates
him, gave him the grcenhacks to ply the ex-
penses Of a holiday. This was both thoughtful
and generous OF Porter. and many pastors will
wish they had such a new member. Deacon
SUTrLER seems not to have liked the holiday,
and growled that the pastor would overstay
his leave. This was mean OF the deacon, since
he didn't paw the cost OF the trip as Brother
PORTER did, and the latter INDUCED In no
gloomy progn )sticatons OF an overstay. ulster
POTTs, the widow, also found fault. but the
Powerful Mind gives US to understand that she
was a village gossip, and likely enough her bark
was worse than her bite. She was one Of those
people-not always confined to the female sex
who enjoy wasgng their tongues. Doubtless
when the donation party comes, no one will DO
moro active about IL than Sister PoTrs. Well,
Prison LAwREScE went on on his holiday.
First, he went ashin trout ishing, apparently.
II seems Brother PORTER had said wise thing
which stuck to the parsons memory. go and
o.! arist for TIC MILL" he had advised his par.
son. The word "grst" rang in the minister's
ears. II was a new thought. 1t had never
CURED to MIN before that unless you give the
mill the crist ait will grind nothing but dust"
W -. SIS, i"'sO' -" u.s. "'''
went hs"'"E' nc u'' e"'o lung H"'
o'',neiesS one i"e "P's'''s "e'o ","',
anu many VI '"o" Su'0esso's 'n'' ~" '"'
nS""E ''" I"' w ~ % ~ ~ "
tell as biz a hsh story a. amy man we ever
Hh'". h"Ieo''r nc -. take tne hsn' lie
"""'" na"' I',m up u 'heS were VI tue "rooN'
'aNe' . Day ana 'h't Win 'he sA'i ol p'sca-
tor"l arr l. lhe fo"er'", MINI o"l'' 70 ee'I
us now NIX 'ti'na fars'h LAWRENCE eot gu,
| DC 'hlFrs thht inc o'i''W" Pis'o' was p'n
h'hermm' lie u''hpeu over 'no mount ans
500 70 tne waist IN water l''t"' us trout ~
he looked no 70 the gre" ne'sn's' or hsteheu 10
| the thunder among them' ln's was 'HeA'us-
ahie conduct NO man can nsh ior "ou. ana
survey INC scenery o'ie'u''S a. '"e sa'"' "'"o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

Academy 81 Music haonths VOID
Booths Tn, ntre R'hssu.
BoWery Theatre othelo
ttntral PARK Gard Summer Nshis C,ncsftA
barlinE's Opera House Sew iofs Min'tsi'.
finh Avenue Theatre MsI can JuvsnIie opus IieaIt.
Brand Opcrn House R,lsiea
tlImorc's Concert Garden-tth aud 76th ~
Rrcat Double Circus Foot u aston 1t tR
hetrepoIitan Theatre French spy
olympic Thsatre-iSn.y. MAu"-
Robinson Hall pnHesn Of Tfsbionds
tas Frsnclsce hinstrsis Nr'I
Theatre Ceniaue E,- sr'esluss hsiHs..
rnie. sausre Theatre Col Sell
aIIaeks Theatre Bcuious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
THE Pheasant TILLEP IGRJCUL-
TUR4L ExHIBIIION.
An Invitation Given and Declined.

MILTOS. Pa, Aug. 20. 1910.
DEAR SIR: The Pleasant Valley Farmers
Club propose giving an agricultural exhibition
at Milton, Northumberland county. Pa, twenty
seven miles south of Williams port, on the Penn
sylvanla Railroad direct from New York, via
Central Railroad OF New Jersey. i have been
appointed Chairman Of the Committee on
SPEAKER, and, as we pay no premium for racing.
we purpose procuring AN orator who will secure
a number of people.
This fir last year was success, and In the
valley Of the west branch Of the sufquehanna
80 = country.
Being very DESTROYS Of hearing YOU, please &C
cept an invitation to deliver the address on
Thursday, sept 20, at precisely / y. ~.
Please answer, and state your terms. and |
Will answer YOU at once II the CLUB accepts.
M. :. BOND.
CHARLES A. DANA. Esq.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

The Brooklyn Eing, to their great glory
have put their beloved city ut the head of
these nine municipalities in the matter of
money owing. We thought we had done
pretty well IN New York, hut KrSsELLA's
Ring has beaten TwEED's. This seems TO
us enough for to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
rhurlow Weeds Early style of E,cc,ioncerlng

From a letter Of H. H. SierenS IN ne Bunllo Courier.
| have seen Thurlow Weed tie rope
ni"u , tne neuh o' Jdokhss' put V9te OF nal-
place and shove It's nose into the window, all OF
which was zone by this would be statesman TO
blackgunrd all decent young men whom he was
pleased 10 call "Mason's Jacks"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
Mr.. NJ. 8. BOND.
His Monument n Gin Mill.


There is Horace GTeeley's Tribunc which
has become the dOmicile of an Immense gin lac
tory. Rather than have his monument usea as
1t now ia, he would have preferred seeing IL
undercharged with nltro-glycerlne ana blown
into thousand fragments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
city's Indebtedness. Jan. /, 1875.

Since January one million of additional
bridge bonds have been issued, and $780,
600 OF new reservoir bonds may legally be
issued by the Common Council. These
with other current Indebtedness swell Mr..
scnRoEDER's figures Of the close of 1873 10
s4i,OOO'0O0. That is about the present debt
Of the City Of Churches, Of the BEEoBER
scandal, and the KISsELLA Ring. Yet
the bridge is only quarter done, the res
ervoir Is threatened future, and the
NIcoLsoN pavenents are rotting.
The subjoned table of the indebtedness
Of different cities is Of value for compare
son. Such II tabular statement, clear and
concise, is better than dozen two-column
midsummer editorial articles OF KINGSLEY
and KINsELLA, the Ring partners in the
Eduie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

Cholera, cramps, diarrhRa, and all bowel COM
plants are speedllv cured by DR. Jayne's CarmnatYe
Basam. II takes away AL soreness OF the abdomen
Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

sELIA, the salary grabber and absentee
Congressman, we quote in detail the figures
given by Mr.. SCHROEDER:
New York bridge waliabout Ray improvement, water
and other louns per Comptrollere rep ~ us mage
35................ t15,5iO,STO 10
troilers report 1914. page sj......,.. 22I4o0o 70
Fourth avenue. Gov anus Canal, aud other
................... 1.2lq.l11 81
Compiroiier'. report is7i. wage 3D.. $4,000 90
1873 page 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 90
Conpiro lcfs ropor 1874, page ii 100. 3O54 $50 80
Bonds outstanding lDr resf4dlng and re-
paving 'trcrts IN constructing sewers, -
COmptrOllcf's report 1874, page ST.. b2R,loi OF
Total citv's liabilities. Dec. ~, 1879 az
per COmprollpr SCuRnFDERs report. 90 A3l ,pi1 O1
report Of comptrolicr ................ ao2sp7l 90
Total oAGo0i5 VI
CREDITS
Blonde paid IN 1874. as per forthcoming
report Of comptroller ............... 1884 ,Of6 %
city liabilities Dec 81 ass O76,Seg VI
County Indebtedness, as TER re-
port Of - ard OF Estimate,
Juh' u 1870 std.Oft1l1
OF which the City's share 10 nineteen.
twentieths .................... a7S0 727 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
The Law against Grants Abscnteeism.

"sEC l. That a district Of territory. not exceeding
ten miles square. to be located here fer cir ed,
ON the river Potion ne and the sam" ~ hereby ac.
ccPted for the permanent seat OF the GOVcrnmeut VI
tho United States.
SIC d. And n eh0rfef That on the sild rst Mon
taN IA December 3D. tine tuuuaud eight hun.
drud, tue seal % government Of the United states
shall by virtue Of tons act, be transferred to the DIS
trlct and place atorcsad.
Aud nfr fcfs VI lcued to the said seat Of govern
mcnt shall accordingly be removed thereto b. their
succuve holder. aul shall after the said DAY, to
be exercised elsewhere
, 1875-04-15
sencc Of Mr. neach, but said he would 60 without

senco Of Ne. leach, but said ho would 90 on Without
him.
Thu ~incst corrected portion Of biz tsssmon,
girsn yesterday In regard 10 The letters from Ars
Tion Ttry given by my wfe to Tho 1h1estizal-
ing COMMITTEES last suu,ncrs
ritroS's ntnECr CHARGES.
The wttneta then continued bis characterization,
an fellows: When wont to Ms. Moutlons with him.
on Tho Mth Of December, 1879, he looked the doors
llo did unt say anything to mo then, but no spoke 70
ns after. I waa NOT surprised as his locking The
door. There was no excitement manifested by sfoul.
ton, except In It's general manner. II raisea no
sarn in mn. After locking The door he TOOK tho koJ
from It. asked him 10 be present At tho interview,
suppoan8 Ton and were going to dlscush bsistncss
lie said II was better should 500 Tion at otcc'
h&d no business relations with Tiitoa tleu nor had
had snce 1861 or 1885. Isuproscd tho letter OF Dec
20 would bo brought up hy Ti,tou, and 50 wished
hIouou ia be rfeeent. This interview lasted about
FROM half an hour 10 IN hnur did not 200 any per
sou thc,c except s1outou And Tton. satd, In this
coavozsation,, "Tht. ia . drca1 cannot helevs ,'
that E!i1Abeth would ray such an untruthful stor5.
Tho charges naado by TII'on wers
THOSE or IMPROPER ADVANCES
,eusnt ii 4hat charge and hi il conco,nants. whcn
he charged ms With alcnatnR Tho Affections Or In
ys r. bs so, W. sSos h
that raid felt nothing bak contempt for him. as he
attempting to nny MI Do .4 hGt ose9,.w fse9. tda "a
would chuse revelation Of tbs stories about ha Wife.
liz did recall his letscr, hut Eays no direct reason
other .han general statement Ths reason dla not
sAk him for one was that thought hs va going tn
TO give II to mo- He tor, up thu papor and throw Tho
Fragments away. iis sod no tore up blu Wl{es paper
| 10 that there shou1d 10
| NO nFConD or IT. .
T[ltou made no demand for money, nor did hs hak
| me 10 eeo Dowen 10 not know That lie gave any
reasou for seeking .hIs interviews nor did AK hin
| fot any, After he made tho charge ! went away.
when he naao tho charge aesin:t no tsps client;
because be taking and indicated to ms that he d!
not want 10 ba interrupted, hy his who!e msnner and
kind Of reprrsrivs gesture. wns sllent under the
| tntimatou OF Tiltnn. Ha wished 10
TELL TllR WHOLE 4Tohf
btfore leaving tue houss That night did not hclloTc
any nf them. Ths chhrges Of Improper toltcatton or
asking atrs. Tl!,ou to become wfe to mo- were false
and thought he believed tten, lrue, but lid not
i'nk BID ~!fe hsd told him a. left that ron in
divided aud orrIoxed stata Of miua l,ft Msultont
| spi went to Tillonh house. aIonlton accompanied
me. never asked him. on the way, u he had seer
Eizabeths confession, d0 think he spoke 10 mi
of the nature Of tho Interview With Til'on On IL!
way to Moultous It evident to mo that Illton ant
Moulton had conferred about tho matter. but y wa'
not mY way to AK him II hc know 1t WIS at my dcHtr
| or rcn;1cst TINT Mo,.ton should ncconlpany ms Il
Tlltont. l thought 1t was an at OF courtesy.
, 1875-04-15
THE TESTIMONY IN DETAIL.
THE CONFESSION.
ATTENDANCE In COURT.

New YoaE, April la.-Ths ssteadsnoe ss the great
scandal trial this uaotniDg ysEJ greatly tncreAsA
and hundreds Of persons who had tickets thEougsd ths
corridors, unable 70 gain sdmIsston. ....-
Judge Nelson wa accompanied 10 shs benrh by
Judge Howe, Of wiseouaiu Hobart Lincoln. son Of
tho lata President Lincoln. suA tho Hon. Perry Il.
Hnh, Of Chicago; Judge Peabody, md Luther Marsh,
Who wers accommodated with teats there.
Among the defsntsats lawyers was District Ataor"
ney Phelps. oE Gsx Yoff.
Mr. B,echss mounted tha st1ud d Ten minutes attez
II oclock Mr. yuilsrta1 called sateatlon 10 ~ ab
, 1875-04-15

AZ FAR IS MS nEco1Iecr1os WILL rEs'Hr.
va. ,h,-. .nv .arcem.n& thnt you shouA sea
V'-"H' l"s.s "a1 ~s1 .hInt tb.a
Moulton On tne tono"ans ea5s A.
was. -... ....-.-
Q,-Who sugRosted ~ AL don't know.
o.."e "oAs oolee' a.u you .nls. ~ s.'t MI, tnos
no1t day7 Al aay don't rccoueet ra. ..sd ss.,,
hay, @ l c,n .oms srrapaencus raado telo,o-sas da1
na.o .'.ss.. .'eA S'''A' s'AA'3e'''~@'"
oesoFe. ..,.a MIN un,ss
Dwell, you would not hAvn expee'ea n''I w.
some arrangement had bean u.sdo7 A.-ao, df.
o-You don't know vbat object VIM 10 10 steaa'
piishedy A,-No, sir: 1 donT rocoleet. ~, ~,
~: oNor TSo - " wh.s ''s w.. to bs i.cn.,sa7 At
was DO nzoersu.me laid out, no plan sugsesssd tAl
FseoeS; %; III, hour ,oa for thu meeting o. tts nd
dsy3 X-r rccolloct expectips him ID ths at!srnaaa
that IL ~ nearest ean com1 g u ,,- hid been sp
,,;n,oS ~ tss o1tcrno"nt n At nresuno there ~
, 1875-04-15
THE PISTOL, SCENE.


tNtfk
WHAT An' nhAenG" sA'o "oool 4AAH aARAlEss
WEAPON.
OIL cali your attention. now. 10 IN tnctuen IN,
os."ttu ~ ~ .A ~" "At4 Ms .es4'euoa WI
g9ven up. and read from your direct Examination
with view 10 asking yan further upon tho uub!s:,;
,ta ill.,. VA, hrorort 4 ant ,n, hn,daa "'
Nv -, "' '-s..1.s st., ~ .e ~ nm.
ns haa 1een a., s"ea. anu n9a ns o1o'se''
totier, ho took on bis oyeYcoat, and IN dotua IN
aaw lhc hilt OF a pistol In t,,n nockei usih
10 AooA out Aua Aa,o on ne parean Sisa.
SHs . o,srco,t nn h, soot ~ .bs hc ena PIT
W ~ ~ ~ u, w. 'a ~, IT, .d ce!tet
VIII not a y TO q anaG1te,y eeas: sh,. ny
ptsse 1, ,s j., enf,as fsr a, n9 posse.
~ ~ y. X ~, ~ T. - W.. 40 uo'7
=. M YOU n,n tnnH ~ agaossa , a. csefsoat o. ~
eanni q. III M not ~ ~ nea'
"1o'nsy raiI u.n ,hst ~; ~ ;h,rt n,~, war
~ nmr. u'u. ,o,1 1, ,,, ~. t,,. ~ A.. h,,, =.
ntt a,u ~ on ~ soo' ~ pt sae oeM1 Acies. "
Da KY t9nx 9ln, ~ o. ~ Ut MN %
rsaov9 ,tol ifo ~ poesct sIes iaSss hia o'es'
9Mo a51 ais H. 20 sntea nv ns.,;,., thssM
10 Hsc il IL hostils msnncr X.-No, sir. 0'1s
y ad L9 a@E IN ntt ne a'sa I ,o The |
Pos u do you ihluf IL shouti meant
IN ntim,te you3 81 Al nresume be- dI no.1 10 a1e''
Q.-You aid not regard tho presentation oi th.t rt
y, 70 sooe s'oS ~ wy "'aa'0 1sa' on n's pa1'' a.
~ ,.".- ~. ,n ,vvc,7rn avn r, r.,v 1,,,,,,rrr,
o.EYou recolieel. hsratofors. Of making 1T t.mr
Feg.ra t. taat par; ot tho u.eEssx sII hs.eh:,'
i.. s'e'noSs "a nAA1ne s'A'e.asn' o'4''o 'a' e"
Ysss T. ri: rsss!s te y9s, ssse!ss,ts9 I s y1s ! ~
,t h IT, .o h w. ,os amnS
nMs ne US s r. h aa naa
qnd lsta o. W. nasSan M saTs me rapeF % &c.
| roc61i" 1Ia i thst did mi rre.rms ala
, 1875-04-15
riL1oN,s MORAL REcoRD.

NKKcN6R'a ADT1EK 70 DUntu thtt b
Q.--WhAt induced you 10 adVle oossn ou III
tTltop) could not Of ought not 10 .ou A.s1 rn,n il
urooklyn Unioaf A.-Thas no wa "'1'S~
biz moral hAbls. &.,,s not r.
o.-You gave that a. \ reason why be- saooa
mslu : A-That was part Of the whole - s'n r.ser
tion, Ths whols conversation related 70 oo ~ ms;a
and It WAS not divided into chapter Of ,.sfoa.
for tho Independent snd 70 much tor the va4l
Q.-weli, now. Mr. peechsx, Tho aniosm Nv u "
rou eot from Bowen, did you uss u IN ~! "" - n
msjaates of Ttlloas AL haa lens ny 81 "
, 1875-04-15
| third rn,ton With whom you wcre LrquaInt.t1 A.
lfu the rcsheu who rterentc nstIf NO. ana
aEE:.EED 70 MT TILE MOST FITTING


third trnrton with whom Won vere E-ouatnt.tf7
lfu waa thr rcrneu whn nterenct 1irseif 10 ms ~
htI.,tEp To mr. THE Mos1 FITTING a
NJ sny rcrn,n co,li,, havn nnltctru
unuf.rn "a KYowt,Ht,nr. ur rur c1t.nax
n-vnw AZ nte,i,rr. n. al Won Al Ia t,,s. IT,
sS conc,,"n a. 10 inv mMch Montnn IT, nnn .'mo 70
its3 "stm,s ~ ii,s rharrs With Tiit,n "r,to ~ 70
.",t,st ~. ~" ~ biH.st tr'm, Inv ,nnch t.e,saf-L
~" nSr rnrrc,nontencc Will h. rourht sw snsw
t.t Ia ,u,,,t hsyn hai sono tnoui t;ec OF 4, .n M
mi nsf him what lii dnoren NJ his fnor,cueo =, ~,
iorv 81 "f Il was A~t '"' N'o'As - ' Ut n''
E-11I, vos rcnt rnhtr lho lmprrxsinn Tint sf,,,,.
bo.xr1 i,s ri,nru, ihat riiton lad made hyainst @
At ,on't ~ rnsaii tist matter. Ao''' sou1
., Wal. vnn ssy unuilon raa d yorv wrrh.
r.sI,ct.!in rrntirmnn nni metnbsr N t,o :, ny
nrucst Arms In tirnok,yn A.-Ycs, tIr-Snw vt ttna
G.-pd yo,t th nix it II somc consequence thai ~.
Should vjntoato yoArsaf In 1iA mind ii he VA ~.
nofnIci with lin ,ruaa charges Auajnst vnu -.
lii nui, "'~0' ~''~' o. al
O-Eby ,1ttfuH you AK him: why dttln't vnr -,
"Mr. no1.tou, wss 10 ron know about ts iu oa,! ~!
and w.t do you clieva atout It IN regard 10 nlyae
aa no. % ~: % VIII "efe 'he sP'e'"' seas'na for
Q--Wcil you wore anxious 10 ponuro and enIoy M.
, 1875-04-15
BEECHER.
He Tries His Hand at Expla-
nation Under Diff.
cultics.
II Is Not 50 Smooth and Easy In
Cross.Examination.
Fullerton Has q Disagreeable Habit
Of Wanting to Know.
Mrs. Tilton's Retraction, and
It's Surrender to
Mou1ton.
Tho Letter Of Conlfition, and What It
Meant.
Some Curious Entanglcnlcnts on
This Subject.
OBSERVATIONS.
Some Curious EntanElcnlcnts on
This Subject.


Uu1Eke AllVNSs
QESuLTQRY.
4 BUNCH OF rAnAonArns.
Special Di.pa:eA 10 rhe chieuss rrisuns.
DkooKLrs, N. T., April AL ts beautiful day /
over head, aud aluahs muddy day under foot, With
hundreds mesnderiu9 10 the courtroom. Every seat
was o:cuped long bcfors H. anu mo feeas crown ses
Tilton entered first With friend, who occupied =
seat ucxs to bin. Fullerton. all hughser aud smiles,
followed him.
Moulton, dressed In handsome black new suit, wan.
dcrcd around the courtroom beamina with smiles.
Beeehtr aud family entered wsto the Jurors. ~
looks exceedingly well With Just huctcnt color to bs
healthy ta mauuor Ia composed OF moro gravity aud
dsibosoHon than hcrctoforr.
After = few remarks from Fullerton, explaining
Dcachs abeencs. Dceehar. 10 slow, 10" tone. mads
sons explanation about tho letters.
Fuucftons "1lAoas hehuaon, - oneo sutetca LIS
Geld and renowed .hs contest with vgor. His manner
IL gentle and more instuuAang
Becchers Answers we're IN very low tone, making
Il difficult to hoaf twenty foet from him.
Judges Howe, Of WiscoRsin Peabody, of Ne" iork;
and Robert r. Lucnln and lie Hon. Z. II. bmitn. OF
ChIcags, aat bahfud Nelson
Marx Twain VIVA ono OF tho fpactatcra.
The 1aliea ~eso ltas NUMEROUS, and oil beyond tho
limit OF interesting agb.
E.ory neox aud corner wheze can1p-atool can ha
plaee dlied. In theatrical par'auco, thu house IL
paying ono.
The lady resembling Woodruff was early In her
SCOT To.d,y she taxes great interest in the proceed
fngs, Watching sycry moys with ueyer-tAllinz In
! torest
Mrs. Field wa in her old seat for ths fst tins
In aavcra! days.
strength. III questions hailed thick md fast.
U.ecEer became cautious, And answered III monosylla
bles. ..... 49,.
Beach ontercu tho conrt-room With MoFris At ll33
He LOOKS well, and bowed with graro iegnorlaI AIR to
, 1875-04-15
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
GINGER kKWING, G,MACllInK-PnIhC OF.
. he1 III HtAte.st, Machines sold n1snthls pay
uIsuts; ID par cent discount lot cash. -
61iN0ItR OVFICK OF A, J, MKlCiI KnT, 7l& SOUTH
s fisl.toIst. machines eold aud 1sut4d. VIII -.
no,s April ii 10 hui WssA n AaIspn.bt.
, 1875-04-15
wAMTEp.-TQ RENT.

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BtAtsst., house mart 81 honsn. ,.d sm HdJrsss
modern conventcncot rnnt not 70 eteooo wv
q. Tttbuhs ntacs. - - =; .; - = :,
JI7AETEp-T0 YEST-4 NEATLr.Fu1lR;NS " y. sdif,P
~ trnt rnat, bath roo &c ttsto sofns
Eide fnr sxo gentlemen t'F ''' '"'""'''