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PLATr-PAxToS- We publish to-day the
material part OF the letter OF Mr.. Platt about
the Paxton letters. We are greatly aston
ished at the course events have taken In re-
gard to this matter. Mr.. Platt's connection
with it in the manner he states it, which,
though different from what NIr. Coe stated
it, is still very unfortunate for Mr.. Platt's
regulations. Mr.. Platt says it is personal
and not political, and proclaims that he has
"retired from any active participation in
politics, and absolutely refused to be again
"a candidate for Congress" This, then, is
his political huri kari, and there can be
small. doubt of:its proving thorough and
effective. TITS simply infamous. M.
Still, it will he seen that MFR. Platt now as
'sumes the responsibility for the very part OF
the letter which Mr.. 9 oode took exceptions
to-yiz., the personalities about the treat
ment OF his father, &c; AND, throws the re-
sponsibiiity for the other part .upon Mr..
Coe., Having committed the; In iscretion OF
adopting the qualifications! ne Should have
assumed the, entire responsibility or have
let the thing alone entirely - Norfolk Day
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JoHN KELLY said i'm his speech in tile New
York State Convention concerning Air.
PoTrEa, that the iatter's advocacy Of .,seces-
sion was "a "hypothecatedn case. Mrs:
RART1aGToS can't beat that.
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arECrAL n rHCEs.

No q
erI Hi PIEAsED no sTRTE To
nv many customers and friends this. nystore nas
been enlarged and fitted mp in handsome manner,
and am now prepared and ready 70 show rs fine q
stock Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS &C. as any store
In the city. As always buy from first hands and
for cash, make i. point TO sell as possible
~ have inst receiveda 10. Of good FALL PRINTS,
suitable foT BED-QUILTs, that win sell for exc.
They are worth BIC. s, s.g III 7el $40 Il
Also beautiful line Of FALL PRINTS at s1sc.
have large lot of WHITE and coLoRED
FLANNELs from 1896 to 75s- all worth more
money.
I am selling splendid 1o-4 CALIFORNIA
WOOL BLANKET at $3.50 and sSr worth Sc and
az. Now Is the time to buy them as they VIII be
higher. - ,,s aa ;r,!y
Also, received, q few more of those DOUBLE
NECK-RUFFs at sc. worth fully 15c. apiece. :, =
have on hand splendid line Of LADIES' and
GESTLEMEN,s KIDS from 75c. to So per pair. !.
Also, received a large.lot Of CAMBRIA EDGTNGs
and :1NsERT1NGs from s4 to 5oc.-thc cheapest
in this city. ''.sss'!if,i@~ :,
NV stock of HOSIERY. coRsEPs, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, and sCARFs Is complete. :. ..,,.,,... =
+, Also, on hand, at old prices, large stock Of
BROWN and BLEACHED sH1RTINGs and
sslHrEETIEGs. These goods have all advanced in
the last ten days. and parties wishing them cheap
will do we'll to call at once ':.''.' "''''s' -
In few days i will have in my entire FALL
STOCK: !; .T WILLIAM IHALHinaEh'
sea toI',.* 80 1's."a COL Broad street.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS ARE II

Hg- COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
in receipt Of a large stock of BLACK ALPACAS of
the most superior manufacture and at exceedingly
lowprIces. 'e..',s~ nit.lrHI
Having anticipated the present rise IN SILKS they
made heavy purchases during the past season, and
are therefore enabled to offer the largest stock In
this city at prices fully thirty per cent. below the
present rate. u.= ~ ,g,gy.- :
Their entire stock of COLORED DRESS GOODS
Is for the present. offered regardless of cost or value
10 make room for new and fall stock. . ~; .
A large stock of FLANNELS at greatly reduced
prices; -..
Also, So pieces of FRENCH, ENGLl SCI, and DO
= MESTIC CASSIAfERES for fall and winter wear,
which were purchased at great sacrifice during
the past summer season; will be sold reg .:rdless
h r. Of present raluc: 80
FRENCH-WOYE CORSETS at;37as, so, 73c., 81,
and Sl5O-the cheapest, bcst-tltsinS, and most
reliable Corsets In the market; 81 ,r.... a.
COVENTRY FULFILLING, 80, 35, aud 40c. piece
of twelve yards. reduced from so, go, oil l7Oc. !;
4 large stock OF LADIES' and GENTLEMEN,S
KNIT VESTS for the present and coming season
ut greatly reduced rates;
so dozen LINEN IEMSTITCHED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at 124, 16s, 90, and 25c.-sreatly re-
luced in price ..,. ...-. r...., mn. ,s-s..
Pure LINEN DOILIES at soc. dozen: {.
Pure LINEN-SATlN' DINNER NlAPKlSS at $1.25
worth fully So. .--.. ---ri ..s.E
BED-TICK at g., 10, l2E, 10, 16. 20, 20, and
Soc, reduced from to Loo. yard; 49,
All makes Of BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET
ING greatly reduced: -, =
THREAD GAUNTLETS at 25 and SOC. worth SO
and 6Oc.; -
Also, TWO, THREE, and FoUR-BUTToN
THREAD and KID GLOVES. au 81
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The CONSCIOUSNESS OF ELEcrNG HAYES:
II Hayes IS elected the following results Will
follow, as matters OF course:
First. General Grant will be restored 10
the command OF the army, with the con-
sent and support OF Sherman and Sherl-
dan.
Second. Anet1eryand a more vigorous
policy OF uction, llnsettling every
thing in the South, will be entered upon:
Third. The President will surround him.
self with orthodox partisan Republicans OF
the most radical type, and the whole pow
ers OF the Administration will be put 1orth
to cover up the corrpptions OF, Grants TWO
terms.
Fourth. The school question will become
an issue in American politics, supplement-
ed by terrible religious conflict: ,..g, :
. Fifth. The finances will be ttnkerea Ia
the old way: the credit of the Government
be squandered with the resources OF the peo-
nile. the whole nltimating in national bank
ruptcy.-Louisuilte (Ky.) Courier-Jo"rnal.
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Tomorrow the elections take place in
Vermont. We hope the Republicans will
not carry it by more than twenty thousand.
Next Monday comes Maine.
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n15- COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER
ING HAMBURGH EDGINGSa at 3, 6, 6, 10, l2H,
IL, ID, and 1Sc.-all Mt astonishingly low
prices; WIDE BANDS at 35c. worth &C.,: at
so, Go, 70, S5c. 81, and sl.25-much below
market value. Their assortment comprises the
largest variety In the city. H.
Also, large stock Of REAL YALENCIENNES,
POINT APPLIQUE, ENGLISH THREAD,
YAK, aud GUIPUREL ACES to be sold Off very
cheap. ..1..A au 81
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ad wish Tie intent, that he himself, after
each secssSfi had been gone through with,s
called the names OF The candidates that We're
meant, tkohgh not naned; and that after
reading. TO sis the following:
ssWe shall support no candidate VINO,
however fayorabiy Judged BY his nearest
friends, is,1idt publicly known to possess
those qualities. OF mind and character which
the stern task Of genuine reform requires,
for thel American people cannot now afford
to risk the future Of the republic in expert
ments ON merely supposed virtue or rumor:
ed ability to be trusted on the strength OF
private Recommendations"
HE turned to us and remarked plainly,
and as Il It were self-evident matter, This
disposes Of Mr.. Hayes" T-x-
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION -...
~ TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK. 80
Henderson Lodge, ]. o. o. F., will make an excur-
sion to the aboYe-named points by the fast and ee
CANT steamer JOHN SYLVESTER on TUESDAY the
5th day of September, 1876, leaving the wharf at
ter; arriving at Old Point at 81 O'Clock F. ~ and at
Norfolk at Az O'Clock; and returning "Wednesday,
arriving ut Richmond about 2. d. r.
Fare for round trip, 81; children under. twelve
years of age, half price Tickets good for one week
from day Of sailing. Arrangements have been made
With the Hygeia Hotel ut Old Point to furnish the
oxcurslonstS with meals at fifty cents each; lodging
for the same.
Tickets for salcin Manchester at o. Weiss store,
and i'm Richmond at, the Office Of The State; D. G..
GaIloway's, Eighteenth and Franklin streets; Hud-
nall & Prosscr's, Fourteenth and Main streets; and
at H. c. Boschen's, No. 215 Broad street. For
further particulars, applyt &C. WELLS:
sept ~tt ~. Manchester. va.
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GRAND Excl. EXCURSION
TO
g.. p. er-. BALTIMORE .'.t 4
s...... . AND -.s.-.a
.~ THE CENTENNIAL, ..
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876.

The undersigned having perfected an arrangement
Railroad Company, are enabled TO offer to the public
ticketst to Baltimore and Philadelphia and return,
ratesethe cheapest ever before offered: To Bati
more and return, "a ito Philadelphia and return So
2. NJ. connecting at West Point with the. fast and
elegant steamer Havana, which, after i delightful
trip over the bay, Will reach Baltimore next morn
Tickets for sale at George W. Taylor'S, corner
Twenty-ffth and Broad: Berrian & McPhatfs drug
store corner Seventeenth and Main c. F. Johrson's
bookstore, 91S Main street IS. h. Campbels, under
Virginia OperaHouse, Ninth street; also ut the de-
pot on the ming OF the 4th.
.,r-g.,.,,t, r. T. ADAMS and
~ 5. Il. PERDUE. -
au2l-l3t Managers
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How IT WILL PAY.-A Democratic Adj
ministration means more money in the
pocket, warmer clothes for the back, better
food for the belly, shoes for the baby. new
dress for the wife, less work for the hus-
band. <.". lt.-
Had the Republicans had their way the
taxation per head in 1877 would have been
increased over that for 1876 by the sum OF
COZ cents, or lag per cent.
Therefore, elect Hayes, and this is what
the head OF the family OF five will have to
pay for each year Of his administration:
The Republican expenditure for 1876 was
S21.15. 80 '.....'- - "-
For 1877 it was placed at S24.174. ="
With Hayes and Republican Congress
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THEATRE. ....,.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
NO MATINEE PERFORMANCE,
First performancc.Dy the unuquallcd
FAY TEAIPLETON STAR ALLIANCE.
FAY-sThe Fairy STAR -. 80. -. b.
ALICE VANE-Star of the South. a
JOHN TEMPLETON-the ,favolite comedian.
Supported by
THEIR NEW COMPANY. ~.
MONDAY EVENING, September 4th,
.... RIP VAN WINKLE ;:E
to conclude with
THE AIMEE SKETCHES,
original with the wonderful Fay Templeton.
Admission, 25 and SO cents. Reserved seats 70
cents, at Wyatt's muslc-store, 920 Main street.
sc 2-2tk , -. -
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DisAr,I'HlIs..

sed in this city, On Saturday, September zd,
Ills inneraf Win take pare sgEDAY sepss,m6sss
Sd, at P. NJ, from 81 PntrfcKs cnurch' Ff'esao
are invited to attend. -. u.
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OITY DIRECTOY FOB 1s77-''7s, a, =

Z - -. 7 ~ HI, TIT : I
Messrs SHERIFF d Co.. the publishers of the
last 0ITY DIRECTORY, WIN coinmence canvass.
ing for the next issue Of their In January
next. Businessmen aud the public generally are
particularly requested Io be and notice
that all contracts they sign for tas ertset1ents or
subscript ons to directories are he1dcd SHERIFF Il
COPS RICHMOND 5EYT4 DIRECTORY for lS17
and 1878, as 1t IL the Of the publishers to
IIaks their work as enc IN all t;s
~ ,!as ~
,sea-Its .2P1bfislArs Richmond City Directory.
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we have no travelling agents. Any sucll
person pretending to be authorized 20 so :
licit subscriptions to the Dsspd'c" - :
sw,pdler. please remember this.
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|spEC1xI. NOTICES.

{, ,grr TIE LARGEST STOCK. OF ME-
RINO and ALL-WOOL. UNDERsHERTs for ladies
and gentlemen ever brought to this city. We have
all grades and all sizes from the cheapest up TO the
very finest and best goods manufactured. ANY one
u need of those goods should call on Us before pr-
chasing elsewhere as we are convinced We tiaye the
cheapest line OF those goods In the city. s.css,
A large stock Of BLANKETS-whitean and colored--
Just opened, to be sold very cheap at 49,; /;
Sc 4, GI'Flhi,E [& 'sYCLE BROTHERS..
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-. v.s.E - 90
MT A LAR G = S [ O G "a

me- THIRTY NEW STYLES NOTE PA
PER and ENVELOPES, in boxes, from IS to
soc. a box;
WHITE, AMBER, CORN, and GOLD .ENVE-
LOPEs, $50 in a box, for 5Oc.; (, .-,.tN
GOOD NOTE PAPER at 81 per ream; l!.1t
RUBBER-HEAD LEAD PENCILS ut csc. per
dozen at LEVY BROTHERS. y
THREE, FOUR, FIVE, and SlA-BAND BRACE
LETS at reduced prices. ~ >.,ir au ~
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nj sYCLE BROTHERS. are receiving
NEW GOODS daily;and call the attention Of the
public to their very large stock of goods with the
request to call and examine their prices which are
guaranteed to be the lowest In the city.
~ - - ..''i =. SYCLE BROTHERS.
AID 80. ."lEs; Nc. 429 Broad street,
GOD . between Fourth and Fifth streets. x
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NJ REMNANTS Of 5-4, Ga, 81, o., 1914,
and l2-4 UTICA sHEETINGS at much below
regular prices;
CANTON FLANNELs at 1o,.12N, 15, lGs, and
zoe. per yard; ... -... 49,. ......
WOOL FLANNELS at 20, 25, and soc. and up to
Csc. per yard;
DED-TICK at 10, 12's and up to Csc. per yard;
STRIPED COTTON HOSE for ladies ut 1870. and
finer;
uASDkERCHIEFS for men, women, and chill
drcn, all very cheap, at LEVY BROTHERS.
REMNANTS OF C!tLICOEs-fve pounds in a
bundle. .,,s.rts1 au30
MI SILK SHIRTS FOR GENTS at S1.75
and 50, worth So and $3.50;
MERINO SHIRTS In all qualities, from soc. to 50
MERINo DRAWERS; JEANS DRAWERS;
LINEN, COTTON. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'' 1.~ 9s sUsPENDERs,
.i., a..s .... GLOVES, BIZ ..r
: ~ .,. SOCKS. ''',
CRAyATS, .,.-
u..... ~, TIES and BOWS, ..-1- ~
49, nNIGHT-CAPS, -
~ 80 .'.H' HING-DRAWERS,
SHIRT COLLARS;
J
READY-AIADE SHIRTS manufactured OF Wam-
sutta cotton and pure Irish linen, Mt II and 1925
cach-the best shirt ever offered for the money;
UMBRELLAS in great variety, at very low prices,
Mt .,.,, ,.,T .,..t, ga LEVY BROTHERS.
), THREE-FoUR-,FIvE-,n and SIX-BAND BRACE
LET'S at reduced prices. - au 80
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r OCUST DALE ACADEMY.-lts nlne.
IL tenth annual session opens 4th Of SEPTEN.
Der, and closes 25th Of JUNE.
The of instruction prepares students Tor NE
University Of Virginia. any other college for bus.
ness. .
Terms per session For board tuition, fuel, wash.
rng, lights, room-rent, and servants ATTENDANCE
5000 to 1910.
For information or catalogue, address
A. j. GORDON, Principal
Rapidan Station.
a., 90 ~ M Gsv1t CulpeDpr county, Va.
, 1876-05-17
THE DIG FISH.
nEHMSa DIRECT EXAMINATION.

~ t*"1&3 573H&0K H31H1HNttoHs
When Mr.' Aycr called out "Jacob Rehm a
hush fell On the audicncn In tho eou1troon,. Ills
appearance was tho feature Of tho trial, and ho
seemed to be aware Of It. He was as cool ss
anybody ever saw him, a1d without tho least
truce OF ne1youancss or excitement His examt-
nation WIS conducted as follows;
Q.-Mr. Rchtn, how long hayo you lived In
Cbicagoa A.-About thirty-aYe yeaza-
Q.-How old were you when you came TO the
dtyi A.-About II, gucsa.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
Q.-1n what business were you engaged up to
1851 Al caiuo hero first; then We moved 10
DuPsge County; bad larm there, aud then
came buck. 1drove team out there.
Q.-When did you drst become connected
With the pol!ce force Of this dtyi Ain 1851,
sQ.-%What vas your poauon3 A.-Policeuan.
, 1876-05-17

GOVERNMENT OFFICERS,
AND WHAT THEY GOT
Q.-Whom did you say you paid this money
out tof Give Us lsat Of tho ones you paid It
to. Al paid it to the Collector, and Bridges,
and
Q.--hfunn, forget Muun1 Al did
not pay my to slunn.
Q.-You didn't A.-No.
Dwell, who else, leaving him outa AL
paid II to the Collectors
Q.-Yes; that is what you sail to Mr.. Aver.
What Collectorsf A.-Iry.n and Wadsworth.
GLOW much did you pay 1ryIn1 A.-About
gu. .0oo OF $at10oo
Q.-1s Irwin dcad1 Ayes.
Q.-Whcu did he dicl AIN the fall OF 1871
Q.-Wcrc you hts cxccutora Al waa.
Q.-Who succeeded him in tue Collectors
ofllce7 A.
wApswonrn.
Q.-Did you pay him aomcthtng1 A.-Yes,
cir.
Q.-I4ow much did you pay Philip wads-
woEthl A.-Tcn or twelve thousand dollars
Q.-Did you pay him III currency OF checksa
A.-Currcncy.
Q.-What conversation did you hare with
himf It ia laughahlc, isn't 1T fJuke was
smiling At this question: Al told him what
Was going on, and fgg1nnipgl asked him Ii he
waated % S, 70 make a. any naonsy Ho said "Ycs aal
Q.-Bid you pay him anything to bind tho bar.
galn, A..:No. alr; / gaye the money to lin On
The ar.t Of the nontti.
month before s See Wss
Who cot tho money thcns Al gnye It 10
NoTr, +
snd the @ paIanco spent at election times. 1gnvo
Q,:SThce how much did you give wad.wor.h at
ess et, a' % him WA the SMALL
I'm baekrcom Il II. ha otcc. '0u u " I'll" 'n@''
dtdat noce aySody i's e1e1k va va. % n to Front
Office, and whcn wcnt f1 1.took him Into tho back
Q.-Dfd hc connt 1T A.-No; hc put It In bin
.Q.@%S9; ~ ANYBODY Collector aboas thoso day..
2:-Dldnt be 60 oot' A.-Not until nttet tho:
'et;a1fs 0m%crp tao,c vou naxo nont,ono, ,no on,x
; twe Collectors you Paid' A:-Yes III. >'' 'A''
2I;lloyt; You Cont Is call him collcctos,-he
Q.-Dla you buy any oauscrs outs!dc! A.-No,
.Q.7The d'stillern madc hargnins with them,
:-When you, entered into this business and
had TO makn retur1lsf Ayes, sir; supposed
they had 10 make returns.
don Rno% sSsy was ho bu.nens
suppose they had. "
Q--Dld you supposo ut the time TINT thts hnsi,
meas could not BE- carried out exccpk by nli lin
GhugcFs and etosckcepcrs swearing lies I A.
That Ia
NOT Mt Rug1Ng.s,
Q.-Bnt nak you. Did you understand thov
all had to swrnr fies AZ nnnnsri-~ lazy
Q.-plump It out, You snppose'i when vou
from each house Tint Iii fhn Gaurrrs snd stn.c.
keepcrs would have to 10 Into lie nertnr, hu.i.
meas "a pansc Did you understand tbat A.
/ G&Q not co Into tho unf3uty bUh1nrnS
Q-pjd you undcrntsnd th"y hafi IN s,re.r liz.
when they msdo their rctnrnay ~ ~" " '"saf ''e*
No anHwcr jake shifting about unaast}v
Odd ypu unde rstnni H.. hrsinm.. cc,rla NH
b carried ont cxccnt bv lnyina The G,nDsrs anS ~
Storckcepess swear ltes{ Al had nothing IN flo,
with thai.
Q.-I didn't aak yon that. Did ron believe tbcy
Q.--Dld ven al That tImr tl,[nk fhat cvoYv dt.t,.
lcrwho entered Into ne arrangement wo1d hsVs
10 swear 'ics every time hn unadc M ronortY ~.
Isuppose did: 01'>'N '''~''
Q,-pId you sunpors tha boatkrc,,c, ,xou,a b,r.
10 swear Heat 1-Np sir: iii nj "e1'" AA'"
O-Dld you supnfmn fie rcr.f,,rr. ,rh, t,o,-
, 1876-05-17


4np ,zpucrros. +:
wefe eeusey o. fSv,. ,haS tsf s.9a.t9
A o.M1;n ne1;,na, e. NJ; A1 IN. .s* ..u h.,
Q.-Ao fst a. rbi.h35 "as Ma. enncs eoncs "a, won
hoas'ti, k:-Yes. and .ayth'ns eiss :;
on e. thc 3oT ntst TO ct Jo 5os msn
tod 1ou Hal; Kit wi ss"e ~. - o. tott "on ~
Change.
l,now bin. The told yoa NJ IT, : II .,cai'n9
golng on Ut . certain di,t}l!si N1i dmnH
] Of these men.
was soms Of the dIstlllcrr.
y y: ss1 sens ~ s0' aaae' told mo
2-What did 5on say thcnf Al told them
dlan't sss know. x,a .,o..., .,,u..,
1s1ppe.ed they were all stealing at the time.
11rou haye M 70 do doubt Of thGtt A:-Eo.
to ftf A;-Yes, ri.
ha;e been 10 the AZ; i cannot tcll e1aet,y.
to stopitf A~iie did noi make sny onsr:. .' ''N
o.-IIc did moi not oiYeT :, : cent? III A.-So, str.
& 19s yo a1 Weht him 70 fs@s homst lin
In k!s oaiee.
hsd ,s,,a na' u'o soo 1c'' MIMI n.-ito'd MIN "nat
Haa nSaen' Eam 49,. +.o., IN .,., ..,.,,... ~.
""t w . ~. ~ c yo1 toe
Iii ~. ~ "" VI o'it III hr .,,,.
pstn ~ das %I 1as' W. tey "cse 7 da mt
xaS r,-n. ~ III Mt. TIN TX sa1' .t., an am not H.
.nrnr raea' H., hc m !Ha @ 20 mo 10 n"a oeef chAnse tno
uThen 1' uh.3 ~ ~ d,I ~ xor a., A. aor., %,o,.
| anytAing.
| .,es,-..iE ~, Hn Joa go oack ena ~ ron nan
II sno Iqat tnete woalo % no @ npee 3 sseal
'Ai Tia ~ a..aaa aa ny. ny p1slness 10 .e! that
tp1 so9 as1se ss1S WIN Inoso men 70 tfY an9
sstep"' A. AL '"'a 'acm "oulo sec "nat eoo!d
o-Ahon, ,vhrn mi Tim ,c,,,+., MIA. ., ~, l.,
the form of M. Hrs;net fn ~. f.it ~ iE ~ -
| Q.-Wherr were you when this assauIt on your
virtue wns roade by Mr. uesingt Alto sent for
! nc, md
| MET nry m . nr7n,a.,oor
/ .s.n,hn'. - - - a nEsnoanoor. n!aaat H!
| otner peopte usre ~ tncsc.
1Ga' .,s
,rtG tn I"so n,o e e. vx pnianH a. nanae l
m s sdo .t, 81 JoIl Fo nG9nsy' A-he sud thns
I've that the III thinvf A.-Ye, ,tr. .r,,
h. eold r. tfiit"r ~. .to,nad X .a,, 81; *no
III. dtInt ~ snytb'%1 - sho,,. Min H. tsr,
, 1876-05-17

10 ErIdgrsy Al told lin ~ near A. could
rccollecE know told him how much paid him
the latt nonth or 10, bui don't rsoo!lcct now how
much It VIVA.
TIE MEN WHO nLsD.
Q.-Frorn what osher distt,lcss dtd Jou rcec.vc
money besics Miller Heed and George Mtlltsf
tiillns Company. raFkor Il. h1on, l'ah'man =
.Q.-p'a poa eyer ruceIvc anything from the
Q.--Anybody connected with u. Al received
aon's money from 1naa named stebbas ln tho
@ sss :sa II ssss IT, III. a4s Do ne9S sns*
n1:5W1at d!s y,, ye,a Do Z: xt.s ~ Y sy @sensy LII.
2-,llow d!a y9u divide ~ A.-i gaye BHaGcs
she cal!ss'0r Il. snd n'd e. ns
Q:-Whst portion DID yon retan, AL didn't
retain anything excepting what
much, From IS. ooo to SD. 90 I'o6ably.
tbo; Vi %ash e., %s1s ae:s 9dnry
Q-To each Of tho1n A.-Ys. str.
often as would DHlgoa. Num- 3oulda't b. run.
n!pg after ue. saw htm occasna'l5.
TUE INTERVIEW
Q...Dla yoa evcr have any talk NTH Mum Ter.
sonally on this subject untlf tho tho you mot him
1t Butke's ilote! ! A.-No, stF:
Think + waa between the ist and 9Th ot Deeem-
.V,SHse, yoa .bls to a1 tas .sta in any way,
city. Tbs rams asy Munn said i, wanted 10 BUY
act Of crockery 10! h!s wife, ant wanted 10 know
W.ss:a .ssnus o. hat dsy: Ii: asta sso~s now On On
S;-Whsso Va, this tnt<fv!tv ., tha. d.y, A.
O-What konmf A--No6
, 1876-05-17

mora --' o1'o 41e' olans pSy =
.,2 s11sn. ~ m T. b 'wore be pata 49, n vas +
Q-Are yon - surs Of thai now, - " Jon ho1s bcsn
70 ehe h. r.. you nars aHosn tol A. only snre
AeT,iow n,9sn 9 I'D Janter pay for his house,
i. Is S;.s'ess; oos1Rtupr,ors :
-Gss !.n. as =" 3oa 70 g tsfi sTr Al canno.
yoa - nd; 49,. 10 h e. -; ~ e it, ss no ..
st alf Do Jou hesitate because iou sro efrs,d 10
Ss ;wes . :;s ,As' esae', 1sa
We P:s g =; !ss s 8; ss Ess' A.
taink ths Lake sb"re bsery ns1H 6ennny
money siE iat ,s e, 's ssi Il s paid III ts
sostrom h!m: Al -, don't O., know how much.
sq2 sq2M1'*e ~ your best Judgment. Alt might 10
Q:STwenv.ave shou,ana dollars, AL can. !:
.o99S'i11 yoa swear he did not sro yoa $2,, 600.
o, ,-will yon swear that he did not glTc yon $40,
81 o,, 90 sna wont sweeI that ho did not eve you
N.-Tast he lid no.s VIZ X.-Ye.. ~ ""t"' - ''AA
-. 3.m%!' ny, yon sws9s that he d!d not gre Jon
V-S wv t'AIE ullEnt lafc gwen mo &-U, uuU.
.Q-That Ia what Jou .thInk nowf Al don't
Eho" that he d!d be might havc given me ser, 600.
4:-llow much did George Burroughs givef A.
= told you litle while ngo that thnnght rot
from sly 900 10 81. 00U frum TINT dlstillcsy.
Q--HtIl yaM hwcar run did not gct $40. 600
from that dfFt!llerT. Al will swear that bur-
fougn9 dtd not pay nc TINT nmount.
R.-W'll yon swcar the house dill notf A.-ue
*oa the nnly nan vic paid ME from tic house.
Q.-Wil! Jon swear that you did not rot that
amount: A.-No+ sir: l will not
,q,-Who clsc paid you anythinst A.-Rush &
% 9aml!ov ~ much did the, pay you, A.-About
4.-nidnt they my ron mont A.-Eo, sir.
.,4-WIl you swcas thoy ltd not pay you over
that? A.-fea, sir.
Q.-What oticr honac paid 5ou, A-rovclrs.
.4-t1ow much did lie pay' A.-e4, coo or
.,Q,-WllE yon s,scar It was not o7e< thata A..
Yes, sir.
.Q.-what did he pay you in, currency or ehecks>,
Q.-Who else paid yoas Al don't know any
moro, "
>,q-Dtd oholsca @. Rassclls A.-patkcr II.
doilara VI ''s0' '"'a'@Da
Q.-W1ll yon evcar he did not pay you ovcr
"a, 0Ool Allie did not pay me over $l0, 600.
.>A-.Who clee paid you an5thing1 Al think
.Q..You have told MI TINT you can think Of
Ayes.