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SUNDAY, SEPT. 8, 1874,
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At Minneois and International Junction,
with trains on the international and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Az
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the FL
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe,
vicksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
with the A
siH oArno Asb FULTON RAILROAD. FOR
q. Louis. Memphis. Louisville, Cairo. chicago
= AND
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JIpdsire fof Though tickets and rates to I'll
important points AT the Texas and Pacinc
Railway Office, corner Lamar street ana ra-
cifc avenue. 49,
Berths and siaterooms in Pullman Palace
sleeping Cars can be secured at all hours OF
theday on application TO II. X. Thomas'
Ticket Agent. fn -sffet4tl
it-'t uEO. NOBLE,
-Til IS General superintendent.
W. Il. NEWMAN. .L.ff $3.50
Gensral Passenger Agent.
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the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus OF thesecond volume shows
that thereis to be no falling of, but an In
crease In Its literary and pictorial attrac-
tions. Among other attractive features are
two Sd endid serial stories
"THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by ]. T. Towbridge, author Of the Jack Haz-
ard stories, etc.
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A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.

STATE AND FEDERAL EXECUTIVE oFT1cIALs AT
LoGaERHEADs.
some TWO weeks ago Messrs Ricketts, OF Pavo-
mia ferry, Jersey City, commenced TO repair the
steamer Urpana. belonging to Captain De Haven.
While the repairs were progressing the engineers,
named william warren and ]. Van Huss. and TWO
nremen named respectively John Mccullough and
John Morrissey, cautioned Ricketts, about getting
pay Tor the work. Mr.. Ricketts, thereupon went
10 BROOKLYN and libelled the vessel in the United
states District Court for the Eastern district OF
New YORK, as precautionary measure. The writ
was delivered to Marshal Harlow, who placed q
deputy marshal in possession of the boat.
On Friday night last the above mentioned
engineers and nremen procured from Justice
Rankin, OF Jersey City, an attachment against the
Urbana for wages when they claimed to be DUE
The attachment was placed in the hands
or o constable who. with the plain
tffs, took forcible possession OF the
steamer at eleven O'Clock on Ffiaay night and re.
NAMED on board till saturday morning. Mean
while the United states Deputy Marshal on board
communicated TO Marshal Harlow's ONCE that he
was overpowered and MS authority set at naught.
In reply to this communication the tugboat Atlas
was sent rom Brooklyn. Arriving alongside the
Urbana the rug made fast to her and towed her
TO Robinson's dock, IN Brooklyn. Hardly had sac
left the Jersev City WHARF when two deputy
United states MarshaS, from Irenton hIIveuy yn
the scene with warrants issued through the
United states Court OF that district 70 take POS.
session OF the vessel libel Issued on benaii OF
the same engineers and fremen.
ON Saturday night. about six O'Clock, the four
disappointed men marched into the caoin ol the
Uroana AZ the Brooklyn dock and demanded pos,
session from Marshal Harlow's deputy, on benalr
of the New Jersey authorities, declaring they
would take tne Uroana Dack by force to Pavonia
Ferry. In reply TO TINS summons tne Mh,snais,
aided by the Brooklyn police, drove the jersey
captain DE Haven proposes to bond his boat to-
day ami TO prosecute the four men VINO nave
caused him 90 much trouble, they claiming ABOUT
double the amount or wages he acknowledges
the "a ENTITLED to. the vessel Is computed to be
worth 400 900 aud the cost OF repairs 10 about
al 700 and the claim Of the engineers and nre.
men Il about $50.
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THE TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE.

rARrFT or CHARGES FOR MESSAGES AS FIXED
ny THE ST. PETERSBURG CONFERENCE.
[Berlin July u correspondence OF Galignani's
Messenger.l
The International Telegraph Conference at 81.
Petersburg has adopted the Russian proposal,
tnat snort advces up to ten worus in length shall
henceforth be forwarded at tnree-nftns OF the
charge for iull messages. The messages de-
spAicned under tnis privilege must not be in
cipher. rho Russian proposal was intended AZ
compromise between tue Two extreme views, one
represented bY the Indian telegraph lines and
private companies tnat every WORD should be
cnarned Ior separately, ana the other held by the
Government departments, that twenty words
anoud be retained aa tue minimum lsngth ef mens
aanwa.
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coAsrwIsE srEAMsnIPs.

OLD DoNISIOS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
W Nalhng IRON pier 81 Norm klycr -.
Fpr Anriclk- CIV fdfnt and Alcamnnd, Iuesaaye
thursinys and raturdaYs. az =. ~. connccun1 WIN
tlc Nlralnia and trnnes~ce Az lAlc. Atlanuc toass
llur. flrdniout AIR lane thesaprake and ONO ltni
road and with f1f tomrauNa seam hEcs ~ interior
poIuts in Aorln tnruin1 aul Virginia -
Newnern and NJ WaahlnrtUn y q. WA Nurfolk. every
TUESDAY fhursfav Nui ratartaY, .... -.
tfwcs nel. MONDAYS Wednesdays anQ ffiiay@ att
= - connec Inc vita neiaSnre ana AAFJ iAna ran
rse.rnrer aeoonansoI auons unsarpaassd
Throunh u-ns anl balls "a a4lns % Az points
lnwfaf ius1rancf 90 Norfpks ac "a per ccnb
Frriaht received daiiF a. ulNr ~ Nurth hiNrr.
General afnres. W. sresuuieh street. New lor-
= 4. cCREADf frerient
I,oRs NASSAU. y
Neguar Nnn steamship tlne.
uudfr oonfrarf with ne banama xaFernnenL
nni carry ina fne tull4d @tate- uaaiiA
The departures ifom Ne~ forK Tor thc ensuing four
Jniv ~ Auruai N sfptrnter ~ au1 Oct1ier u
<ieamsfb Cfff of Akw NONk. Juy 81
Tor farther par1r uisfs aptlx ~ -
MURRAY. tkhElt co, Agsns
az rOuth street New YORK
frkxAs IINE 90 oALyKsfON srFANkKs. roCCM
Ina a. Asy Nssl carrfing tnr tniict ststes mail -
pier ~ kast hifer, SATURDAY.. Juy "a a. Y. NJ
1hranxn biii. a aciug al points tha a. ana
7. ~ L. an4 q. -, a. a. and u aud "A a and A. rail
ronds 40 rharse far iarwMrdlnn a New York f0r
reixht ~ pawsge. hafinE supsrior acccmmooationA
G. "a MALLORY CO. is Maiden lane
W r. CLiDa GO. 40 Nal street
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

TICKETS CAN BIZ PURCHASED ONLY on rus
HERALD.
H. B.-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED
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BILLIARDS

Al STANDARD ANERfcAS BEykL BILLIARD
"A Il. Tables VITA the celebrated Combination tusn
IONS sale only by the mAnuacturer anf patentee
II. VI. COLLENDkR, succeas1r 10 Phelan Coliender
7ssBroadwAy. new fork
FINE ASSORTMENT on tBeykL rABLsr,
n nearly new. everything complete all sizes. ana
with Deianeys aud other eashion. ~ sale very low
g. jackson. IL Liberty street
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

A --sToRAGE.--wEsT SIDE STORAGE WARE
"A. hou.cs, %. GA and 66 Hudson street. 779 Grecn-
wich street and 70 40 nadon square tor Furniture,
Pianos &c., Ia separate roUns Ol1est lowest
Ia raie. most exclusive and respectable establishment
In the tu,fnoaa H. IAG0AkI, owner and manager
Lfnce 6o3 IA udson street lAbinadVn sQuafay.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED
In this city and Breokiyn.

A FAMILY or THREE ADULTS WANT FART or
N FLOOR Uhree ro0insl In private house. IN kntn
Fifteenth not 70 exceed SIS address A. w.
BURT. 25l West Forty .nrst street.
IrACTORY WAN fED-ON LEAsE, FOR LIGHT MAN.
II uiacturng; ilmO 20 l50D square feet OF room; on
three floors: below Canal street rent must not exceed
about 81 20 per year sie PARTICULARS Ia tuil Address
IT,. box 2 Ss3 Post Office, ~ "
lNANfhD--A FURNISHED HOUSE, CENTRALLY
w located above Forty. street. o. be
taken entirely In board; privilege take select
boarders requres, the very Roard will given
Address HOsfkss Herald Cpt0wn Branch once
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YACHTS. srRAMBOArS. &C.

A -Im ROW AND SAIL BOATS. COMBINED NE.
~. tallic Lio Boats all kinds aud Spoon CARA
kifIs, Cedar Boards eneap soo, sls south street
siEPHEN kOBkRTs.
I,'OR sALE-FIKsT CLASS sCOw, DIMEksIONs, rs
feet long 70 wide. feet deep on the ways
Apply TO FkLTER. 80 Liberty street
CTEAN YACHT FoR sALE-'N ExcELLENT CON
- dt0n; length - fect Team feet light draught;
suitable for shallow rivers, proyeOr 10
persons; price. ts0 q. ono. l2s Howard street.
Spring field, Mas
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MUSICAL


MUSICAL CLUB HAS BEEG ORGANIZED AT
n I.s0 Broadway. where professional people (mua-
cal ara dramacl can meet And spend social evening
with friends. the place a. under the gemeut
Mr. a. Parry, who ~ well known as basso canfnnu
his trends all lovers 81 classic
% cad the only musical resort m this city.
L,OR OPERA CONCERT OR CuURcH.-LADlEs
will free Instruction AZ the Professors resi
dence until september ID BY addressing DIRECTOR, box
l5l herald Uptown Branch once.
INSTRUCTION..
An ENGLISH LADY (AGk 40. OF GOOD FAMILY
n superior requirements, - desrous Of being in
troducrd centre Tor the establishment ~ mOrning
classes young LADIES' the advertiser would negotiate
transfer OF nrst class cnunectiOn tea years
good tcElimOnials. locality imma
terimi. will % answered
gna. address n. OF n. f \. kpon, tse broone
street sew forL
ID mctic, &c.-DOLbkAR's Commercial College. Lis3
Broadway remains day and evening all suutner,
puDils entering now will have grent advAntages
Me,sra ~ guarantee q remove Stiffness cramping or
trembling aud to give an elegant business hand.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

Passengers can reach % luts Korth West or SCUM
frnm hours earlier any other trnln
via New YORK Central anl Hudson hlscr lnilrpad
only iourtrAck road ail secl rna IN ne uurd cpln-
lining sDeed and safety with cuniori The nERALD
TRAIN has the right ~ waY over All 0thera
PASSENGERS ny the nght boats from New Norn cmn
connect al Aibanv ate 0'ciock A n Nundav
Those desriuE % visit sharon springs arrive here
~ O'Clock sunday morning, reusln II ho4fs Al the
springs and return by the llG tram sunday evening
arriving In New York att e'ciock Monday norntnn
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NvLAoARA FAffae SUNDAY TRAIN
~ IHkOC0h ~ kLktkN nOCRA

SPECIAL LIGHTNING NKwsPAPkR TRAIN LEAVES
IhE GRAND tkNfnAt bEfuI EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING.. AT xsYl NAMING CUNNECIiJN AT bIF-
FALD AT r. M NTH 4. - AND NJ n ~ fOR ALL
POINTS VAST ASO NOuTuaEnf TntRtBY ~.
A. ~ MONDAY nOhSisg; Also coNNEctiS AZ
THg CRkAr WEsTtRN HALLWAY 90 CANADA FOK
ALL POINTS NORTH AND Wksr ATTACHED
ALSO A wA9ssR rAl.Ach slkePlNG ANp DRAW.
ING ROOM COACH HlADh FON FANsf NNERs AZ
10 O'CTSlCE KyfRY NArrRDAY NfGHr PAS
sEN0ERs WILL BE RECEIVED fOE THK FOL~
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TRAVELLERS FOR THE RHINE, SOUTH GER
many, hwitzerland &c. cannot possibly their
Journey in more agreeable ana comfortable manner
imam by the Hoandish MaIl Steamship CALAND, Cap
tain Deddes Thursday I'D OF July direct Rotter-
dam. Elegant first and second cabins, So and $50.
steerage accommodations unsurpassed.
T.. NORRIS, 30 Broadway.
n'DONOvAN ROsSAS STEAMSHIP AND RAIL
" road ticket information Office, in connection with
his hotel l6l Chatham square New York; cabin pas
sage secured for correspondents Drafts paya-
bic everywhere; Ireland. England.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.-tor ~ Thomas ana Brazil,
Inc elegant screw ste lmshlp MERRIMACK, 200 tons
burden; Captain W. Weir, will sail tor ST. homas,
Tara PernamDuco, Bahia ana Rio Janero on Friday
July z3, at three O'clock r. NJ from pier IS North River
For freight or passage apply TO
WILLIAM Il. GARRISON, Agent
No bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

roU0HKEKrsIE. ALBANY. PALATISE BKID0E
eHARoS sPRISoS. rrIcA. sYRAcUsE R0cHEs
TER. BATAVIA. BUFFAlo NIAGARA PALS AM
sUsPKNsIoN RRaDoE
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wArCHEs. JEwELRY. az.

ATU BLEEcKER sTKBEr. NgAR BROADwAY-- -
"A Liberal advances up0n btamOndA Watches seW.
cry PanOS &C. the same bought Aiso fawn'
brokers' Tickets BOUGHT at " nisecHsr street 40 stairs
AT fLhYENTH srhEET. TnkBE DOOns
n west Oi BToadway-Dlanonda Watches. " ewelry
aud all KINDS " personal Property bOnEhf and sold
ROBERT ). R0skNfhALa formerly Jsckson. o. 80
Broadway
ATMY PRIVATE KEsIDESCE. I6 vkrr VOtE-
n tcenth street corner seventh aYenue, ! pay tne
highest prices sor Diamonds Watches. Jew elrf A..
IsAACs ate OF Tnrteeuth street
nIAMONDS, WAT, Hks JEwELRY AND siLvEk
IL bought and soid back, when desirsd. a. q
very small advance GHO q. ABLkA leweiler. i,fo
Broadway, near rwentv.ninth street
I s)H7 BROADWAY. OVER HERALD CPTvWN
1sAO ranch once, room ipaflor foe ladies'
branch I.27 Broadway. -Oia amsnda Watehea JsweMy
Au.. Douaht aud sold LIMO hn0A
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

CsARAToGA.-DIRECT ROUTE VIA CITIZENS LINE.
- Elegant steamboats leaving New YORK daily (satur-
days excepted at NJ, from pier 40 North River oot
Leroy street Excursion tickets. New YORK TO Sara
toga ana return, good thirty days, only 81
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
DENTISTRY.

BEAUTIFUL SIT o. GUN IEArM elni SOLID
"a UOld Filings o. warranted. Having extensive a.
sortmsnp, paTues siect tseth required New tork
Dental Room 262 Ixth avenue. near hinffenth street
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

TOURIST TICKETS ISSUED To ALL PARTS OF
Europe and America at reductions ranging from 10
40 per cent below ordinary They do require
their holders to travel In large parties Good any
train steamer or diligence. first or second class
Irish and scotch tickets must be procured In America
Cooks Excufsiouistn price lU by matt, has
particulars and fares over loo tours Europe and
round the world
looks American Programme giving particulars
OF 200 cheap and peasant routes in America
be had upon application Tree OF charge Lly mail 10
cents. COOK. son JENKINS
corner Broadway nnc Warren street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

SARATOGA, LAKs oEORGE SuARoS SPRINGS
PciSi, cosxwA Az AND All Toe ~ AIoSe fHR
NEW YORK HERALD BEfORE sEkxKrAsf riaK
xvw vo,dI ,dIhE TALL An h,nSr..I
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG WIDOW, WITHOUT ENCuMBKANcI
n attractive cultured. travelled widely, oe.ires q
quaintnuce with a cultivated gentleman of wealth wh
wishes de voton one tolnea the world
object mauimony AklLsOk. station n.
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AnslrnlInn NrMa.

SNS FRANCISCO, April l2.-lly the
steamer Micadu wr have Australian ad
vices To March ~.
AurKLANn, March lg.--'rhc steamer
Helen Mctircgnr, M u voyage from Gral
ton tn Sydney, struck the reef IN which
the steamer urart' wa' lost and r.
mainrd IN the reef an hour, and whci
Heated nil sunk in the deep water. All
the lmasrngcr- aud crew were saved il
boats, except one boat load Oi eight per
aOnS who were lost. There is M hopes O
recovering the missing boat.
The steamer liultrnhurg wa, lost in the
Torres Straits l'cbruagy -. only y - Ul
the passengers and crew were saved. All
the officers were lost.
The ludmnaiur.t GENERAL nf New South
Walc4 and Victoria have made an agree.
mrnt, subject to ratification hy the reg
purtiyr governments, lU facilitate the
transmission II inrrign mails They
prOlu.r lu make SirI and San Franrisro
services alternate ~ early ~ russlhlr.
The late drnutll hnI been succeeded 10y
heavy llnHls in the rua,i districts. On
the Hunter river there has been great
damage tnrrnts. The settlers hav" been
llnudrd nut and many have Ia hc rhr"l
ior hy the Govrtnmrnt.
IIau. William NJ. Arnold Speaker ii
the Nrw South Wales Assembly, was
drowned white rnlravuring IL recover
lIOating property ..
At WcN Maitland, Patterson and Nor.
nrih the water atoud several feet deep in
the streets. From the Clarence, l%llin'
ger, MNcCoy, Hastings, anil other rivers,
similar dian'tcrs are reported. There llh'
been M lusa II lilr rrrurtrd.
Agricultural intelligence from various
colonies il favorable, except in the tlood.
rl districts. The late rains have rcmovcd
the fear. entertained IN account ol the
,lfmih
Floods arc rrporlc,l In Queensland,
great ln1s NJ property, and much suilcr.
ing. Many lives are rcpnrtcd lost
Mining news throughout the Colonies
generally iani satisfactory character
From Auckland news has been received
that new Sl,OOO,OOO loan, bearing ~
rrr rent interest, Ina been takCu by the
llolhachilds at pj cents, mud gives great
satisfaction
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Tcxas EInIprntion DeIeEatIOn

ST. LOUIS, April l9.-The delegation OF
Texas gentleman, who wero announced
here for Saturday evening in the interest
Of emigration to that State, spent COnsid-
crablc time in visiting the various places
Of note and in examining the manufac-
turing establishments and laying before
various interested parties the adyan.
lagcs Of the soil, climate and agricultural
resources Of Texas. The party leave
IN the morning for indianapolis, and 90
thence to Cincinnati, Louisville and other
cities.
The long deferred case of John W.
Wright, charged by the United States
Government with forging Indian bounty
warrants, came up in the Criminal Court
to-day. The jury was obtained and the
case will he resumed Tomorrow.
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Great NJ may bC the Inconvenience at.
tending early marriages, they arc not tU
10 compared to those attending long
engagements. The position of both par.
ties il, in \ manner, The reverse Of
that which they will occupy in alter
life. The lady commands the gentle
man ohcys; and when this state Oi
things has lasted for any length Of time
il IA M easy matter tO restore them
again To their natural state for although
no woman Of sense, who respects her
husband and herself, will ever Wfsh tu
tlOminrrr, and M man NJ spirit would
submit to IT.; yet the precise limits IL
which authority may lT fairly extended
nn the one hand, and obedience cN.
pcCtCd IN the other, are so lily defined
that il requires very often the greatest
tact Anl management tn adjust the
balance, and thi1 difficulty is naturally
increased when the parties have for IL
long time hccn playing directly contrary
parts. Lovers, too, are naturally living
IN state ui cnlnrlCtc deception and
hypnCtisy, III mnsl eases, probably, quite
NlllllltllllUUllNt VlN NWAl' Al"i' NN'7'' -
strong desire to please, there nlt't also
necessarily exist n strong anxiety IL
keep nnr'4 faults in the back ground AMI
exhibit only the most pleasing part VI
ones character. Half the unhappincss
which exists in married life il, we
believe, tO h. attributed to the
discoveries that are constantly max.
ing VI the great difference VI dispositions
hcioro and after marriage Then ruInc
accusations NJ deception very unfairly,
for, ~ We before said, the itand wRa MI
involuntary ono, and inherent in human
nature; accusations are followed Ivy re-
examinations, an,l all the misery and bit.
tCrnCss Of married strife, merely because
the lovers expected IN marry angels, ami
find out they are united to human lring'
like themselves. Erchdng'
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By Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April l2,-The Ersnimg
Pnd SAYS: 4 meeting Ol the steel rail
gold bond-koldcrs, which issue Of bonds
as controlled is limited 10 number oI
persons, appointed committee with a
view Of beginning foreclosure proceedings
against the Toledo, Wabash " Western
Railroad.
Mrs. TILTOS TO OTBTIFY.
The Tribune tomorrow will say that
motives Of dclicacy alone have not kept
Mrs. Tilton from attendance at Court
since Rccchcr went ON the stand. She ex.
meets To succeed him on the witncss-Chair,
or certainly to follow Mr.. Cleveland us
the concluding witness for the defense.
Mr.. Bccchcr's counsel are unwilling To
admit that it is their liked purpose to call
Mrs. Tiltun, but from other sources Oi in-
formation it is known that such is their
determination. It il known with GER
taintv that Judge Nelson declares that
he will permit Mrs. Tilton to testify if
both sides will consent to il. The defense
recognize, perhaps, that public sentiment
demands un OilUr OF Mrs. TiltOn's tcsIi.
mony, and they will make the offer for
two reasons. According To lIecchcr's
friends, they want her testimony, in the
first place, hcing satisfied that it will cor
rohcrNtc Mr.. l}eGchcr in every I'M
purlant particular, and introduce the
needed narration u the circumstances
under which the defense allrgc that
the confession aud other papers
were forced from her by her husband.
The second reason is that ii they do not
yet her testimony it will place the plain.
till' in the position oi excluding ii, and
thi. they believe will strengthen their
ease before the jury anil the public, but
whether the plaintiff takes this position
or not, the direct testimony OF Mrs. I'll.
ton, under oath, will he given to the
public. =,
Once during the testimony to-day Mr..
lierCer broke out, In his blunt way, 10
the effect that Mrs. MoultUn could not
have used the expressions attributed To
her, and then, probably remembering
that she had sworn to them in court, he
adrlrd alters long pause, "0l her own ar-
cord" This was lost 0n Eyarts Tor Il
moment, but being reminded Ol it by unc
ul his assocalrs, lie called attention to ii
and tried tOintrOducr lecrhcr'S explana.
tiun VI hi words, but Beach objected AMI
threatened To have it struck out, nnl
Fullerton said the meaning was clear
enough and improper 81 Evarts dcsi'Icd'
The context shows that lIcCclcF meant To
D 4. l.,l IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-13
tInn 10 SHOW t,otc tor u WIN.

Show love Tor your vile and your al.
mirntion Of her, not in non'cnsicNl com.
plimcnt; not in picking up her hnndkCr.
chief or or her gloves, or carrying her
fan; not, though YOU have means, In
hanging trinkcts or bOublcs upon her; moi
in making n fool by winking nj nnd
seeming pleased with her ioiblrs ur fol.
lies or faults; but show them by Acts Of
real goodness toward her prove, by unc.
uuivocal ,lccds, the high value you act nm
her health and life and peace ni mind; let
your praise Of her 80 to the full extent Of
her dcsCrts, but Lot II he consistent with
truth anil with sense, and such AZ To con.
vince her Of your sincerity.
: lie who lathe flnltCrcr Of his wife, only
prepares her ears for the hypcrbOlical