Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1874, Page 1

ee *"e py manner that there bad been at no time THE EVENING STAR. aa Sd watieh a PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, Teeach improper tnt. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ai enich bed oat famness Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St. = intimacy eatntanee, Br THE EVENING S48 NEWSPAPER COMPANY, a SF: Scion tice onto am ———— WA, Preset. q emh en buries ot fan Gents suk wen $$ 7 grown gives. Ber : every thought Jong on ber innocence . was for Foatt-rock Cexts Pre MoxtH Copies at the ; gy ad mag counter Two Cext: each. By mail—three months, was on! i mt” that e oiX months, $3.0; one year, 25. — it coca: lation of THE WEEKLY STAR hed Friday—91 80 | thas chamnster, a year. SF In 1 ¢, in both cases, . Po 7 r < overshadow wan Vv, 44--N2. 6,656. ; WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1874. TWO CENTS overaha ws ber husl ve forgiven him, and feelings induced by this SEE a aa fact’ wh! latter's confessing wrong. ESOT: . rr, The New District Government. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, | BEECHER VERSUS TILTON. Ip vegued SUMMER R SLs, AMUSEMEN TS. EVENIN G STAR. An order has been issued by the District Com- oo THER LETTERS OF A MORE EXPLictT ORARACTER “OUNTGY KOAFD in aia. 0 OMIQUE—SUMMES THEATER. missioners, it is stated, that the appointments | Prompt Punishment for am Outrage. I1HEO SIDE. and a later date, the evidence before the cor - en k House, one mil> f Winches- ee ; 7 = 4 nee Sr. Lovrs, o., July 23.—A man nemed Hal ——— mittee shows that they were written at a time tn: Neca ee ee fen cea “toad N EVERY NIGUT. AND TWO MATI- Washington News and Gossiv., yas qe employes ma mae — Grabb committed a gross outrage on a woman | Mir, Beecher im Defemse of Mrs. Tilton, | 2)Ucs shorn {hat cs compelled her retarn after ottsine. rear s by 8. <2 ent + ~ pamed Se ~ o—_——— for publication, nor any information given by it Wat! . K , Tuesday. Yeast e — a tem) separation by atiac'ing ber chi! ing Mr TSA 80 OSW ONT EV eicar, | ASE pis KATE FISB RR, the only succosef:l INTERNAL Ruvenve.—The receipts from this | employes of the action of the Commissioners or | St," fomrg yi ‘at Troy, incharge of a cousta. | Last evening several of the Geacons of Piy- dren. Lathes of is wees eubenba proving : tt EB Licge grecude ned | Soc cobbtrotea ened Warder’ cideenen toes | source today were 6108 i081. their subordinates. ble and guards. ‘The ‘wagon containing tuc | moth church, with Mr. Sbearman, Mr. Koss | the clandestine method in which this wes tence =e br: fen of Mazeppa;or, The Wilt z Bir. John M. Morris has declined the appoint- | prisoner was followed by an excited crowd or | aud General Tracy, met at Mr. Beecher’ resi- | {be clande ‘evidence brought forward ts shee’ ; aaron Foret of SxcreTany Bristow goes to ong Branch | ment of clerk recently tendered him. men and women on foot and horseback, and in | dence, and atter 8 council, lasting about three | that this time she was so entirely undor her i. View, is vow this evening, to be absent until Saturday night. Yesterday an order was issued that in future wagons, the tormer armed with guns auir-- | hours, drew up the following statement of Mr. | husband's power, or influence, cr both. that in Sucnevany Rowseox wil return to Wash- | {roland orders ofthe Board ot ienith.. +" | ylvert and the ate carrying ropes. a e- | Beeeher fr BODCABON ied exam. | ia bremenen cbs denied stoma" ~ " - . manding revenge. en about a mile from a} . ich eu quel NATiOs4L THEATRE. | ington to-night. poo Febrile Res er pedigree Wathens, Grubb sprang trom the wagon, and ination, ot ee remarkable < pmen = = erated, with the ¢ explanation u nant en: Copmenctng ‘THE Reczirts from national bank notes te- | Permits to build, mud proposesto make pereonal | Ae@Pte'l to exoape, bat “instantly “killed, | which make it of transcendent tmpoctance to | {fiz tuable to + husband's Jealousy. of the with five rooms, MONDAY BVENISG, July ™, ceived forredemption in legal tenders to-day | inspections of premises before issuing permits. One of the crowd following the wagon, nad | myself,the church ad caureof public morality | that he has Assigned each of bis children tel. Wilt CHABLEY HOWARD inthe great drama, Aggregates $255,605. The amount thus far re- | He also intends that the building reguiations in | McPherson, received one of the seis trod y | that I shall give full answer to the charges | Gifcrent father’ and bas Charged + “AFTER THE WAB.” rite aon . vogue shall be rigidly enforced, especially in | tne mob, and wae mortally wounded. A woman | Sgainst me. But having requested the com Box-sheet now open jyl3-6t celved foots up 86,852 Felation to fire walls Yesterday he condemned | riding towards Wathens, and pot conuect.d | mittee of investigation te ssarch this matter to ans = Orviciat Recoeniti ‘The President has | ## unsafe a number of sheds in Georgetown be- | with the crowd, was thrown from her horas ad | the bottom, it isto them that I must look for saeaet a Rae ans ws J? | recognized Edward M. Fowlo commercia | longing to the Consolidated coal company, and q perhaps fatally injured. my vindication. But I cannot deiay for an ordered their removal hour to defend the reputation of Mrs. Eliza Tru Sr. and the high standard which she bas uniformly MARKAITER’S, agentof the Dominican Republic at Boston ALUM, CBALYRFAT#, FLER STONE AND | 71H 8 5 a Wa - t laced on the duties of a wife. Dr. A. P. Fardon bas been appointed a mom- Foreign Notes. beth KR. Tilton, upon whose name, in conne: " TRE APOLOGY r SLrst 7 No. €39 7h street, totweon D aod, atreots, eight | Mase.,and Leonard Del Monte cousul of the ber of the Board of Schoo! Trustees, vice B. H , WHAT THE DONAPARTISTS WILT DO. tion with mine, her husband has attempted to | rhe investigations of the cominittee enable ‘ . - aan doors above Odd Fellows’ ‘ 3 = Varner, resigned. Panis, July 23.—It 18 said that the Bona; utshame. One less deserving of such dis. ee “ to t " ¢ mphiets Nair: n'@avena ; Dominican republic at New York. iz uly po the following explanation to be given of eee Ratcoott 2°. Maire’, Penuegiven Oncice gu Fainting, Engravings,, Chronos, £c, = P ot 0-Day. : ist deputies will introduce a motion for the race I never knew. From childhood eho has | Gocument which! fetes as an “apotage ¢ Gindss, Pittetee: bremee Fikes ora Nava OnpERs.—Licut. Wm. J. Moore to | Application for the erection of gas-lamps ou | solution of the asembly, en under my ee, aud sihce reaching woman: | Nr. Tilton's statement. "The desewtut ie By lrosd Comp in, Beit Nails, &c., in the District. Newport, Khcde {sland, for instruction in tor- | Ith street, between M str et and Massachusetts MADE A BARONET. hood she bas had sincere admiration and ritten in Mr. Moulton’s vi down to the last ‘Terms oer oun, Pr “po-Tunms asi ‘Ee 3 pedo service. Detached Lieut. Commander P. | SESE tn aid ctreat thy’ encineos stated rine | yioxPON; July 23.—The Right Honorable Lord | affection. I cherish for her = pare feeling | Trtten,'2 Mr- Moulion’s hand down to the last pe SERS: Proprictor. | ge Please reimeniber Wests nat Bemiers S8-17"' | Ns. Cooper trom the practice shin Camstellation SS. Seta tart ere Mayor of Londou, Andrew Lusk, has been cro- | such us @ gentleman might honorably oter | hund in confidence. HM. W. Beecher,” which is aL Bere BOCRE. J EW AND SROOND HAND and from thi | academy and placed on sick | ** W8* not the purpose to have any more lamps | ated # baronet. to @ Ubristian woman, aud which she might Bansvitix, MestocweRy Corsty, Mo. | Oe RIC ORLY and from the naval academy and pi erected at present, and p # none this sea- “izved Having Tear the al ——__e receive aud reciprocate without moral scrapie. | gy uycm bY Mr. Beecher. It covers a single ) = Tg ys tof not bo T, a ts writ it Bew Clothing sold at very reasowable prices Se | leave. pose son, expecialiy in remote sectionsof the District. The President. I reject with indigni peo one eotentas ptt og note | lectad stock of second hand Ulothing very ches) Presipent (kant, Secretary Belknap, and | , Mr. Church, of the board of autit, has now | | LoxG Brancn, July 23.—President Grant, | wy.ch reflects upon the writing with diMeulty, the irregularity in at JUSTH’S.619 D street, between 6th and 7en N 3 - i seventeen clerks in his office, allof whom are | accompanied by Secretary Robeson, arrived My regard for Mrs. Tilton was perfectly well creasing with successive lines. The portion Wz Branch More 73% High st. Georsctows. iver | Gens. Sherman, Sheridan, Rosecrans, Logan, | Font wary at work in the clemification ood ox. | bere this ri ree qecretary of the ‘Treasury | known by my family. When serious difficuitios | $ie*gne mec! hand covers one page. and rane —— —— snd Hancock have promised to be present at | amination of accounts. The routine of work | Bristow will arrive this even! ~2 sprang up in her household it was to my wite | on to the nextfor several lines, thar written by EXCURSIONS, &e. the reunion of the army of the Cumberland at present is quite uniform, but the more diffi ATLaNric City, July 2}.—The arrangements | th, at rhe resorted fur counsel, and both of us | Mir poe r ce 8 = Pelumbus, Ohio, on September 15 and 1. | cuit duties are in prospective, Itisanticipated | for the reception of President Grant on Satar- | geting tromatratty, ak ee i subsequentiy | Siac prom tne atte wo ponte Ent oo ctr BD RADE AB Bane aes? ct | (HAND FREER PIO-HIO, tobe givenat ANA- | Representatives ‘will be Present from all tue | that the reopening of the claims for damages | day inclage a dinner, fireworks, and a ball at | appeared without full knowledge, gave anad- | nection with it ae al part, — = = a LUSTAN ISLA) the Proprictor, J. H. ttates and territories. cause y improvemenss and repairs wi in- vised counsel which ten to ‘™. arene cond ny isa. |< PRIVAY. duly. 38, Work. Boats leaes ths a volve much touvle, as new teetizouy Will bo | wo wee Soubt that Air"Tilton found that his wites gore | te second part suddenly’ comeing GM Niro a ee Wherf toot High street. Georgetown, D.O. jy2-2" | Baro Vow Scutozun, the German minis- | fequired in the Febedring. Baal New York's New eperiatentens Of | ass ant Foliance upon my jadgment had | snows that it wae we Me | F a open. Terms, $3 5 a BNU, 5 ter, now at home on leave, writes as follows to | It has been decided to have new check books |. y Police. greatly increased while hie tadluesce hea ai | gg @2) per week for the Season A NNUAL EXOURSION To GLYMONT, i ‘ Naw Yorx, July 23.—At @ meeting of the were ond ENS. é BEN r : made, and inthe meantime the rejected check Com miasi to-day ‘o- | minished in consequence of a marked ch: ein how fatter, icine! ANS Ww ES a FIFTH narra att saad wits Blmibes te tai ster eon sa pono eller | —e writing tila mene w ‘Wallin won appoin Reason a rectal ul views which, i teat | wbich is engroviand win gue “Ae the som : , sv a ? meni 3 e during those years. - ‘thi ters, Dirseeartcteoah ae Pao (Ror. 0. 0. Mesior, Pastor.) Fettlomen, au aso MM. Doibrucks seceatary of | , The cmultsioners huvo decided that tho de- | *perintendent of police, to Hit the Saperics | {yexercined lest her children should be harmed | Mtenhe durect, crilence from the writers, and five and a balf miles somtheast of Win: ‘The Steamer COLUMBIA will leave 7th strect ftate, were filled with admiration of Grant's | “uction of beclee§ per cent. does not apply to | tengent Siateeil to a police ‘commissionerehip. by the views which she deemed virtually false | the character of the document. chester. The butidings have been much improved oy } wharf te the fi is) question, and for th . | laboring men and per diem men; also, that the —__—_@—_ and dangerous. I was suddenly and rudely MES. REECHER PRODUCES LETTERS. communicating Coots, new parlors, ae, "The meow MONDAY, July 27th, at 9 o'clock a. m. tire body ot German caprtailate a gtent load ins | O€ders for pay and transfers of certificates must | The Sales ofGoversment Gold To-day. | aroused to the reality of the impending danger | Letters from Mrs. Tilton to Mr Beccher, of Cyalz beate Spring is in Sne order Adults Tickets, £0 cents." . been lifted by this veto” ee ee Hore: oem aed In the settlements with cred- | Naw Youx, July 23.—The gold bide aggre. | by the discloeure of domestic distress, of sick- | qu *tezt from, Mrs. 3 character, were Geeauen QM 00s bar nerthe of tenes” an’ Gaubices ead | _Crildrea under'I3 years sytat oe Sw @ tee chug tas (Onsen canto is oe $2,570,000 ‘at 10903 to 10d 1. One million | nese perbaye unto death, of the likelinood of | before the committee by Mrs. Beecher, who has A :, —_ : . New G ester’ Y OF gold was awarded at the prices named. separation and scattering iy, every | had charge of all her husband's correspondence ~ ie resi "HE BiG PLE. RE TRIP OF 1-74, ST lowing order: That all old material upon the os member of which I had tenderly loved 7 - i jor — — is ga nesta + » years. int at 5g nig aE ey op ir weg nrg EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH Feena ar oe nen RITES NEMEC WEN | Non of crepoead impreveneci aT De mace | A HaareMaaeS Lawavin—fhe Pennsyica | ‘The effect upon me of the discovery of the | {he tater thet it has tees Mr Ee ene by ° x = . received by this morning mail, for subscriptions | ured and its value assessed by the Engineer | nia Tichborne Case Decided.—The great torty | state of Mr. Tilton’s feelings and the condition form practice to have ali the mail which reaches Tistribution at the Springs, ole- WHICH FoR Dilllions ot that One hundred and seventy-nine | hefore any work is commenced. ‘Tho value of | million dollar coal land laweuit of Tarnbull va, | Of Was fond toned ee ee Seaton the house opened and prepared for him by his na & Rogers, and Rbbitt Horan, Waehinatoa, auLUEN, Wiamsaa Aas woemERT hilllons of the new, five per cent. loan, wore | this materia] shall be credited to the improve- | Pardee and others, which has been pending in | ment anything that | bad ever experienced in | wife, she answering or leaving him to answer, nd-trip 09 Nove * ‘ALTH, 5 seeletant Seneca ce ey ey oecretary Bristow, | ment, and the cost of its removal charged to | the courts of Pennsylvania for two years wes | mee eny thang my presence, inflaence a: Baltitwore, $6 8: from Washington, $5 80. 7 j31-tm E_ ©. JOPDAN. Owner and Prop’r. — Assistant Secretaries Conant and Hartiey. No | same. ‘The contractor for the work will be held | decided at Mauch Chunk, in that Stu ’ ir t r bis Is unequalled by any every started frem Washingtan | Publication will be made of the number or responsible for the old material. He will be | Monday in favor of the defendants, under tne | alicnation, gave, in my then stats of mind, a ae chee mart been oy “ry coneometie re, rive home early terme of the bids until to-morrow. A schedule, | charged with its assesesed value and credited Provision of the law of Pennsylvania governing 4 poignancy to my sutiering which I hope no the envelopes are removed, the letters being = however, will be made, which Secretary Bris- | with what is used on the work or delivered at | the gaining of tite to by treasurer's evle | other man may ever feel. Fven to ke suapected left openon the desk, and ‘those which reac MONDAY MOBNING IN TIME FOB BUSINESS, | tow will take with him to-night to lay before | such points as may be designated by the Engi- | for arrears of taxes. The question at stake was | of having offered, under the privileges of - accord: to their importance. ‘he letters , on | counsel brought to a beloved family sorrow a: ‘os ~ arrive Deer Park 3:4 p. m.;7 p. m.. arrive Deer Park 3.0 a. m a7 K HOTEL—B. & 0.8. ee anact waters ee tat Retarning, wil the Christian ( nun office are opened there bya Eno i. nae the President, to be approved by him before | neer, receiving a fair price for the removal | the title several thousand acres of land in | culiarly sacred relation, an indecorum toa wife bor A t ‘tor of Inde~ $SomuaE uasonT AMONG THE mouN- Or the privilege of remaining another day. the award is mad. thereot. Dennison teft the city tute | NEL LUzeMne county, rich in deposits of coal, and mother, could not but deeply wound wuy pone ag ape Sie Se ete - “ Commissioner ennison le! e Ci bis e | vy the defendants, andclaimed by J one who is senritive to the honor of woman- o! < Be TAINS. A special train of firs: con Gg SS wine COvRT ov CoxaissionEns of Alabama | morning for Ohio, to be absent about one week | Turnlalt, asthe hele of ates an mes | hood. There were peculiar reasons for alarmin | Wall matter which Mr. Leecher received BUSH HOUS claims met yesterda at the Department of | on private business. Turnbull, deceased. ‘The land is in the heartof | this care on other grounds, inasmuch as I was | Throteh ciftheecceree letters are constant: BELLEFONTE, P Pht precio SNA AISG NEXT: JULY 25. | State. and organized—ail the judges present, | The controller has been directed not to pay | the coal fields, and was ‘the Property, of the | then subject to certain malignant rumors, aud senthig Sim tom omen he eee mowed lews of Local Scenery to At 6:20 precisely, with Bleeping and Chair Cars | viz: Hezekiah G. Wells, of Michigan, presiding | Avy employees of the late Board of Public | Tarnvull family, once prominent in Philadel- | a flagrant outbreak in this family would bring | \raware of his peculiar habit in regard to his Fivania avenue, and attachot. 5 Jadge; Kenneth Rayner, of Mississippi; Martin | Works who withhold any of the books or prop- phia, long before it was known to contaln coal. upon them au added injury derived from these correspondence. It seems to the committee ._ For descriptive cir- Over five thousand voinnteer ears: Brook. | Byerson, of New Jersey; Wm. A. Porter, of | erty of said bord. The lact Tu Over five : nail in whom the title rested was | shameless falsehoods. Believing at the time | {mporuible thet an intheee seoene Se SE Sisnuenace.zaw | hint ee Fennsyivania, and Caleb Baldwin, of Iowa; | - Since the public notico given that the tran | James Turnbull, deceased, father of the claim, | that ane qrocenee abd soeeare Med ee | me sagen Bay wc on pon MR ST hr - : . successfully carried on by one who had thus SUNDAY DSILLOF THE FIFTH REGIMENT. | also, John Davis, clerk of the court, ‘Hong: | fers of certificates oF as would not raceies He neglected to keep the taxes on it paid, | however unconsciously, to produce a social Dall the 2 Fore for the Boand Trip only §3.%. uot one-half | A.J. Creswell, has been designated by the through the address when acting as editor. . by which he ¢ > recognition by the 5 Tateent es | andit wasedid at treaeurer'sssie. The property | catastrophe represented as imminent, I gave | Raced sll the Sande of Senn he contd bo ad DRY GOODs. Hotels at Long Brauch will re- | ident as counsel for the United States, e | been a large number of written protests sent to | subsequently came into the hands of prs expression to my feelings in aninterview with | prnricaTion OF MR. TILTON’S STATEMENT. rd to excnrsionistgs court appointed a stenographic reporter, and | the Commissioners by such assignors, ask Ferdee and other great capitalists. ‘The father | a mutual friend, not incold and cautious selt- | "Gy tgaTion ays: Mr. Tilton says he did not AL® 45 BUSY SELLING CHEAP red at the R. 8. offi discussed, during a session of four hours, its | that this rule be enforced. as usury has b: of the plaintiff died in Philadelphia about forty | defending words, but eagerly taking biame orize the publication of hie statement. fle rules for practice, when it adjourned to meet | practiced upon them. Aiso trem many : years ago, before the great value of the land | upon myself and pouring out my heart to m It must have come from the committee, aT , to-day at 11 a. m. at the Department of Justice. | i irr yee mruey Mawes, protesting wae known. Ho dete & divorced wife and tue friend in the strongest language, overbarden acd they will rue the day when they saw fit to ‘ oF ; A ineeting was hela to-day at which a series of | against the alleged injus e rule. plaintiff then mere child. Somo time afver | with the exaggerations of impassioned sorrow. | Dive the “ uf nd CaRTERS, YOUNG OATHOLICS’ FRIEND SOCIETY, practice were again Giscued’ Arter | THM FIREMEN TO be FAtD Nesr wonpax. | Pieiutifi,then a father young Tarnbull went to | Had 1 been the evil man Mr Tilton now repre. | &(7e these facts to the public. There were only 707 MARKET SPACE. two cepies of my statement in existence. Une f ave to the committee, the other | kept myself. went before the committee this a(terneon, andin afree and kindly interchange with them 1 had no surpicion that the publication of my statement was to be made, either in whole or in = racrs : fave been agreed upon the com- | | The Commiseieners hava heretofore dectined | sea. fis mother, in Iss, Letievine athe ee MO ere | Tone one ably adjourn undil next Sep. | t0 make any indication as to the time wher was the rightfui owner of the land’ in Luzern d they would be able to commence making pay- county, made efforts to have the claim = ments, as their decision in that respect was con- stantiated. She found a triend and advise: gett, Commissioner of | tingent upon the completion of the rol Patents, is at Zanesville, Obto, attending the } accounts whi sents, I should have been calmer and more pra- dent. It was my horror of the evil imputed that filled me with morbi: n shadow of it. Not on! “ and | O. H. Wheeler, esj., then a lawyer im this place. | generously, but he a were being prepared by the | He shared her belief inthe justice of her son's | pressions, if conveyed to Mr. Tilton, would 20 pieces Biec DINE culy 12 O60 vards of TORIa LAWN ou Large assortment «f ON TRE Steomer LADY OF THE LAKE, SATURDAY, Jviy 25, 184, rable DRESS GOODS, wucre Gih-atreas Whest ux 7 which we are gelling at any price, regardices of Leave 6-h-stroet Wharf at 7:30 p. m. rs E 1 art. can only express tm. rief at the pabii- Teunton of the gallant regiment which he led to | controller anc auditor, That cause of delay | claim, aud recommended au ejectment suit to | hoothe wounded feeling, allan atoue and boat ee: auoual toner hone, poy w. ‘a.m, Monday he field in 1s62. | ---- Hon. Milton I. Southard | baying been removed, by the declaration of the | recover. It being necessury to find the missing | the whole trouble, Hertook sown toute nee eat ond the committee. For four years past J tone y plendia COTTON, 12 cents. ble tie $4; ticket for gent been renominated tor Congress in the sch | Controller that he would be able to commence | heir before anything could be done they n- | fragments of what 1 bad been saying to use Ccoo songs for nothing but peace; but now the 1,090} CALICO, and Isdy, $7. Meals and statero oR Onto district. +--- The marriage of Mr. Lani- | 00 Monday, they have directed that the mem- | menced aeearch for him, For twenty years | them #s a mediator. A full statement of the struggie is come, 1 can say with a@ much Large am OASSIM ERE: y chea = ant bert Palmer, son of Surgeon (ieneral Paliner, | bers of the fire department be paid on that dav | they rought and waited anxionsly to hear at his | ckcumerancee cotter which: wae memorandum | as sorrow, at as much Geterm 60 diven hemstitched HANBKERCHIESS (008 S AMERICAN TUOUBIST TICKETS, of the U. S. navy, to Miss Fanme Asturst, | and Tuesday, and that the payment of the re- | whereabouts. Finally, in 1 71, they heard of | was made I shail give to the investigating com propbec vietory is mine, because the ‘Gaceitent STOCKINGS, 12 conts ” OVER ONE THOUSAND KOOTES, dangbter of Mr. William H. Ashurst, of 1.710 | @alning employes be commenced Wednesday. | nim in Mazatlan, Mexico. He was summone} | mittee. right is . . SIRAW MATTING tery cheap. sister ing the Great Northern Lakes, St. Law- | Walnut street, Philadelphia, is announced to ————_-see--—____ home, ard arrived in Philadeiphia early in 1 ‘That these apologies were more than ample TILTON'S FETE = = = , — renee, Rudscn ard Mississippi rivers, Novaiotia, | take place on the 1th of September, at All Fatat Case ov Hypropaonra at Ccirer- Tv; to meat the facts of the case 1s evident in that The following conversation occurred between PO BETIRE FROM BUSINESS. White Mounta‘ns, Choeapeake Bay, Ooast Steam: | Saints’ Church, Newport, K. I. -"-- Mr. Walter | } Court Hovsm, Va.—A case of hydrophobia um Boston Cuitp Torrerer.—Mr. < they were accepted; that our intercourse was ir a reporter g8; and all the principal routes Nori yfouth Ext | Ingalls, an artist of wide reputation and exten- | ‘esulted fatally at Culpeper court house on F ten, counel of Jessie Pomeroy, the Boston med to friendliness, that Mr. Vest, by rail, steamer, stage and caual, a sive travel, and wei! known in Washington, | “Ay last, the victim, a negro child, who wa: iiton subse Keport ‘4c’ TOUKIST | Where he has executed some ot his best work, | titten about six weeks, as nearly as ‘cau boas Ne the bas | have lett xo murderer, had a long interview with him, GENEBAL CLOSIN ‘be statement if ma sys that ihe boy looked somewhat paler i le that you ur beme and its coutentsas a free quently ratified it in writiug, and G-OUT § OB SIX Feat reduction fr GOUT SALE FOB SIXTY | great reduction from i continued for f years, and until within two itt te your wite. Ie this true? Cai . 5 > ia wtiee Th did at Oakland, Md., on the 2ist instant. | (ertained, before the disease made its appear- seo but otherwise was not mnc weeks, to live with bis wife. “Mr. Titon-— tiie true. use cannot be Commencing July 13.1574, we shall sell, withoa Br ofl thaes of Ontcr toll parts of the | **-- Frederick Donglass Is to deliver an addr *nee. The girl had been in usual health up to © told the same story in rela Is it conceivat it the original charge had ccupied by butb. A mi ive in any Teserve, our entire stock of World. . at the picnic of the Welch Guard, in Bridge- | * few days of its death, when it was attacked | murder of Katie Curran as t been what is now alleged, that he would hive | , bode, but @ woman necds home. and. that DRY GOODS No. 701 15th street,(up staira,) corner G | port, Conn.,on Aagust 2. ---- General Francis | ¥ith the usual symptoms of this disease’ vio- | inquest by Obief Sava, ned the oflence nut only with the mothe: | home shall uot be changed one wiit trom the - Walker, of Yale College, is suggested as | !+nt and continually recurring spasms, during | he did the deed, he satt: “1 do not know: | ist but with Lim whom bet ‘gmiliar aspect which the children were accus- W- A- SHORT, Agent. | chief of tho bureau of Inber statistice in Com | which strong men were sess cely able to restrain | Couldn't help it: it is here,” accompanying the 3 The absor. tomed to sce. “They will vende ‘with thete tivety, regardiese of COST, to el [X°X'S EXPRESS pecticats ter from biting those around her, followed by | word “here” with a gesture indicating it wa- | us well as the falsity of the charge is appare This is nature's right. Bhe STUCK at goods we offer is still large iv ; _— . . —se--——_— ereat nervous prostration and intervala of qviet |! bis bead. He wished his parents had sear b it is considered that Mr. 4 rter.—But where are you going to live? euueesd. a HAS THE BEST FACILITIES -< | THE Cask or Jay Cooke & opeciousness. Nearly, if uot all, the usual | him to sea, and said that if he was let ow es that he carrie: this Mr. Tilton.—Nowhere. Henceforth Lhave no Ate kot of WINTH DODDS. much os BLAN. | £OR PIcNICS APPA ERASION PARTIES 1 o'clock, is the time fixed for | -ymptoms and characteristics were present, | Would go to sea and never come back. {1 ¢ intidelity for si: mo is o ‘trag KETS, COUNTERPANES, SHAW USa dH ¥ st = z — a of Jay Cooke & Co., | «nd to catisty him: efore the register in bankruptcy in | the attending phy till more fally, one of | Weealto of the opinion that when he grew + 603 Pennsylvania avenne. ns, Dr. Rixey, ife. ‘This is the end of all tragedies. They a GEO. W. ENO. culminate in Ceath. My doty has boen done DBESS GOODS, will be closed oat at sacri rates. reast, and that then he stermin- | be @ man he could resist the temptation to + Proprietor. 3 only that there might be # reco: THE AFFLICTED WIVES. ‘ is 0. at ja. In accordance with the order of Jd to apply the water test. The child at this | svch bloody deeds, but at present the tems. me. Mr. Tilton bat since tiepatch from New \ork yesterday says :— ‘The opportunity now open to the public is not of | yy 1010 PABTIES OB FAMILIES ~— the reg’ requiring said bankrupts to file in | t'me bad recovered from one of the violent tits tion was too strong for him. He was perte language. 1 On Tuesday evenin, Beecher, closely crt re " , his ofiice, ive days before Friday, proper dis- | nd was quiet—apparently very weak; iudeed | Coo!Uuring the interview, but not so ¢ 7 Call soon. Ox Lye poet be reached for Five Who wish to spend the day in the conntry cwsures in writing for said examination, the | 'ts mother said it could not move so great was | 8 he has been hithertoo, anc stated in t Cents irom any part of the city. CAN HIKE A FIRST-CLASS COACH tame was done yesterday. First is the state- | ita prostration. Dr. KR. first began by letting | to 4 question that he had confessed bec After the ree tation of Mr. Tilton with me THE ARCADE, By applying at 141% Pennsylvanisavesue. ji1-1m | Mont of Jay Cooke & Co. showing the articles | wster fall from a cup into a bucket of water. | Wa8 Uneasy about the murders. every consideration of propriety and honor ¢ bor, weane Shake wen WOOLFORD & SHILEES®#. $end bg) <a ebney transis avenue ii1-lm | of copartnership, and the individual mterests or | This, though out of sight of the child, could A Lavy 120 Years OLp.— Mrs. Katie Shepp, | ™8nded that the family trouble suould be kept | ood arter the wives of the sccaser and the 427 SEVENTH STBERT (GjECRGIANA EXCURSIONS the members of the firm; standing of the firm | be heard by it. The effect was plainly soon, living in the Massanutten mountuin, near koe, | 18 that seciusion which domest ‘airs havea eat in earnest convers: between D and B svattvest, ibm prior to suspension; assets and liabilities, bal- | for at the first sound of the falling water the men, Ree im a a sanctuary, an secta : — ue rce sheets, &e. The individual members of | child seemed wild with terror aud “fright, ac- yoacbea' ae nd birthday: ite eons aise N.B—Onr Store, which in every particular is NABDTC WS, SEY POINT, MAB- | the firm also filed statements in answer to in- | ccmpanied by spasms, and so continued sv long | T° ‘a i = . (Men i Srat-clare and well'ewablished, (doing elareecwn | UEONAEDFC WE, | PINEY EOURGUE. | Gury, ifthey had at any somo One ee Pte falling water was heard. ‘The doctor | Buried wee host tect: Mieete Age Of 2. Her very line and word of my private and con- trade,) for rent. iyM-2w yesauce, payments, transfers, &c. In Jay | then placed asmall piece of ice in the open | 2 $0 O30 Gene ern, ead about 60 years, | «sooty lette hich have been published, is ODs At A SACKIFICE Gooke, #f.’s, etatement he mevesmociion ore? hand of the patient, and weak and. proctmsen | WA in hie iid year atthe time of the martiass, | Sdential a thee hich (as KY GvoDs These i fart omeasona, ke, er.’s, statement he makes mention of in- | bar patient, an: prostrate’ - . > | imharmony with the statements which | now meygeent Den wend D TO RBUUCE STUCK wil'be eunante kavcaehe a, | dividual charities and donations during the | asit was; it gave one sud start followed by a zene make. By pablished correspondence on tis oe th diaicaltes we heel ree = a June T3tb. years 1571, 1872 and 1875 tothe amount of $39,6) | a jump, which landed the child some six fect Seeretring in thie Chany ene nmaent | Sijort compeines Dah tue thoneautn ia: tae ther 1a'd led om Mex. Tilton, but staped HAMBURG EDGINGS—-ONE THIRD OFF! ‘Th lendid steamer Gecrgianna! ——_____ from the bed which | L She died | thenoccurring in this vicinity, and relates them A . >. | Other ladie= called on Mrs. Tilton, but ve = ‘ m the bed on which it was lyiug. She died P expression of my grief, and that of my de. | © fe — the 7th street wh Rattway Boxp Forosarss.—Chas, B. Orvis, : for | With great gusto. She contends that the lut only afew minute ‘The folle cods closing 6 » | in @ few hours after this unmistakable proof of 01 will e ‘ ". 3 ¢ out at SATURDAY daring the seas: An ex-hotel proprietor, was arrested in New t War was nothing in cOmparison, as the confed- | “!@ to shield the honor ef a pure and innocent ote BT, - Point Lookout at 6 p.m. 8 York on ‘Tuesday, charged with being one of | USctePhobia. $ Tracy was in thy consulted with M. Ss detcrmined that it should be cou- Beecher kissed Mrs. Tilton ¢ two stood for a moment in hail, and then od might.” 5 SS SS es erate and federal soldiers were teo well fed and | Woman. - Tar Liont Waiont Caamriowsutr.—Repe ington af 60. mi, Mocday. a toe of W.0 phe individual who had passed $25,000 in forged | NEw YoRx Drv Goons Maugwr.—Cotton | dressed. The old lady's min4 is perfectly clear, | ..1 do not propose to aualyze and contest at | rerentatives or the won hnnae light weight liveeds Bo GOS Pevenciveate ave, ”* | bonds of the Buflalo and Frie railroad ‘uson | goods were less activa than tur (i his time the extraoruinary paper of Mr. ring the latter | and she does the work of the family she lives | & lonatl # $2.80 For aale ouly at ihe | Tipley & Co., bankers of New Vork city. it ix | Part of June, when most of the larger jobvers | with, as well as her own sewing, and has never | DUt there are two allegations which I : : 4 2 : rithout special notice. arserted that he has passed €20),000 of the § Operated eo liberally that their wants for the | used spectacles. We think she would bea de- | Permit to pass wi 4 ¥ E. NIGHTENGALRE, Agent, bonds. His mode of operation was to take a | earlier fall trade are supplied. There was, how: | cided feature at the coming centennial extanc ce ceienhete hace Sienen bee 7th street Wharf. quantity of the forged securitiestoanindemnity | €ver, @ fair movement of the more tion at Philadelphia, and her age can be veri- ilton preten v eesed pet y pugilists_Bully Edwards and Sam Coilyer—who are matched to fight at catch weights for $1,000 & side and the championship on Tacsday, Augost 11, met at the Clipper office yesterday th Neged scene in my house whiie to toss for — ot ‘ound, > mast be ————— ge irust company and ask @ loan on them. If } fabrics, and cousiderah!e briskness in cotton | fied by documentary and living proof berout a 1e One an alles 9 ‘¢ | within 100 miles of Pittsburg, Pa. Artbur MBIA Be Git aot procure it he weak? ok the officers tg | flannels, which, as before stated, have boon | doubt-—Gld Commonwealth, Fae : looking over engravings, and the other a cham- | Chambers appeared for Edwaids aud a party LEAVES COM TREET WHARF, | keep the bonds until the nextdayand give hima | cpened et such low prices that a heavy con- ber es an Ge gg eg fron. Brooklyn for Collyer. As there was but BALT ; sTON, ON | receipt for them. Hethen borrowed money on | suumptive demand in the early fatare sests im- GUTEING cerning these y . Nothing one other interested r60n present the coin wag the kind ever occurred, nor any semblance of | tossed and Collyer aljudg ae 4 the winner of this rack | any su ings. t of the preliminary programme, without ntly | | They are now brought to my notice for the | Poe or confesion. It cow reste with Sam to give Kdwards ten days’ notics of the place selected for the contlict. It also being the day the receipt. The prisoner claims to have re- | minent, and current quotations may be ad- | its & thunder storm, ¥ ceived the forged bonds from Charles Porkica yanced 4: oy soement. “Charo. were "no price | Wo Deuce Bowens, er ype alias Williamson, for whom the officers have | chan; of importance bovond the closing out, q ’ s . ., been searching since March last, and who, he | by the agents, of 4-4 Davol bleached shirtinge at Hhieds Str. Howman was absent from home at | first time. ‘To every statement wich conne: says, claimed to be a Mr. Morgan from Baifsio. | 1 cents, and & few minor revisiens of asking | t2@ time, and, from appearances, it is tho ponedone arses Arcee 7 la von haar ee ——___——_—_— ates and discounts. The finest qualities or | Mrs. Bowman had been to the door to pul e | Or which in anywise would impugnthe honor and | when the articles Tequire the fins! deposit of PortTIcAt Notus.—Hon. Milton I. Soutuard ] bleached cottons were sluggish under the | Versele under the eaves of the house to catch | purity of this beloved Christian woman, I give | rq aside to be deposited, inquiry established c bas been revominated for Congress by the dem- impression which has gained groand that they | Water, and returned into the house just as the ] the most explicit, comprehensive and solemn ake bay and Potomac river with- ocrats of the Iith Ohio district. denial. BY GOODS are stHi selling at low rates at X TEES, 1920 Penusylvaniasvense. Monatrs "a8 Cheaper than ever. od White Goods st popalar ‘alicoes cheap. Bed Spreads Table Linen at baresine. Bc Gents’ Haudkerchiets, aud ® ei Notious at low tgures Ment preck the ni J Moskt Wann Daaceen the ~g =o important = — re- 7 are rot, relatively, 80 cheap as other grades ghtning struck the house, passing through . En . ceived meri! attention, and now there is = = —= | out loss of much time from business Mr. Jobu 8. Kerr, of Memphis, 1s trying by | The print market disected's gael aon ar ae: from end to end, and striking ites, Bowman in BRooktyy, July 22, » nothing left for the principals to do but put a au accommodations—meals, Peco ig ahh Se public speeches to convince the democracy of | tention on the part of conntry jolbers, aud | its passage. Fortunately the building did not THE STATEMEST OF MES. TILTON themrelves into the proper physical fix for the LUPORTANT VOTICE:! e wy ae lia he steoncr can toch | Tenneseee that he ts the best man for thes, to those from distant sections made fair purchases | take fire, or her little child, which was nn- | will be made public to-day, and it is understood pummelling which neither will escape when tered for excursions frem this city an Manan ang | BOminate for governor. of m: dium and dark fancies, the latter of which, | harmed by the lightning, must have perisued. | that it will be a complete denial of the charges | nce they stand face to faco in the hempen Tuesdays of cach week at reasonable races. Air 3. Hi. Hill, of Georgia, isa candidate for | and side band styles, could have been sold to a | After the storm a neighbor discovered Dire, | Wake against Mr. Beecher and herself by uer | circle. This they are doing, Collyer having 1541f STEPHENSON & BROTHE! Congress in the 9th district of that state. much greater extent but for the short sup Powman lying in the floor and her little child | husba: ir. Beecher will prep selected as his training quarters the T'wo Mile Ci The republicans of the 4th Louisiana district, | the market... Daily Bull ‘si sitting upon her body.—Carroll County (i4.) | and concise reply, to be sul u House, near Newport, Ky., where be ts looked EF in convention, have nominated George L. . . News. vestigating committee at asearly adateas possi- | after py his old antago Dy esate iis . = . ‘The elegant and commodtons Iron Steamer Smith for Congress, and passed resolutions AN’ ARKANSAS VENDETTA. iliam Wal- ble. whose experience is such that Sam will no doubt OWING TO THB ADVANCED SEASON, favoring the nomination of President Grant for | lace, a brother, and Kobert Wallace, a cousin | A YoutR Drownep im A MILE Kace.—At STATEMENT OF MR. NEECHER'’S COUNSEL. be in the best posible condition when the event- AND HAVING A MUCH LARGBS PILOT BoY. & third term. of Sid Wallace, who was hanged at Clarksville, | Fredericksburg, Va., a boy about eight ornius | ene xy Vimer says: “It appears from a | fuldayarrives. Edwards is located near Buf- — a inet WM. H. BYLES, Aceut ————————_____ : Ark., last March, were shot near Clarksville on | Yeats old was drowned on syne f by falling | statement made last evening by Mr. Shearman, | falo, N.¥., and for the present is being assisted STOCK OF po fd . BYERS, Agent, Annzst ov 4 GERMAN Foxoar.—Some time | Monday evening. Kobert was killed instantty into the mill-race that supplies M. Slaughter & | S11" thocchers.c- unsel, that the statement of | in the arduous work of training by his brother _oneteek __ : — | fgo the German consul-general at New York | and William was mortally wounded. No arrests | Son's grist-mill with motive power, ant mitch Mr. Tilton, as published 1s not complete. As | Wharry, who thoroughly understands all the ro* OBABTER, informed the police authorities there of the es- | were made. This is & continuation of the Wal- | 'urs tnder one of the streets for several squares. long ago as February, 1465, and before that | «wa: that are dark and tricks that are vain’? the A. No.1 Steemer cape of Joln Schwick from Germany, after | lace vendetta, which has existed in Johnson | It seems that he had been sont toa neighboring | date, Tilton says he knew Mr. Beecher wasen- | of the profession. The latter are living with Men’:, Youths’ Boys’ Clothing ne AEX PRESS, gemmitting forgeries to the extent of $100,000. | county for two years. A number of kinsmen of | Dump ana stopped to play near the edge ef the deavoring to corrupt bis wife. Mrs. Tilton told | friends, and will remain there until a few days Osn be had for excursions on 'Tharsdaysand Fri- | The arrivals of European steamers were | the Wallaces. armed themselves and went to | Face, sud some way fell in where the water | her husitand yet he allowed it to goon Un | of the battle. They will be joined fortmight days of each week. watched, but he was not captured. A man was | Clarksville hunting for the amassing. rushes furiously under the street, and was carried uly 30, 1870, . Tilton conte aduitery, | before that time by Dooney Harris, whe will THAN Ust 7 . pply to N. B. FITZHUGH, Agent, arrested in Yonkers on a charge of committin; Sa eae gue ee along with the current for a distance of a square. d her husband said nothing until December | finish Billy's training. It te able, or so the HAN USUAL, HAVB DEIBKMINED TO] SEBS, Son Soot Whit | a burglary in a human hairstore inthateityand | , TRACEDy tw ParLavarenta.—George Wash- | Estofis were monde te were eee nee eae. 25. On thatday Tilton himecif was called upon | eeb billy’ trat Dolkay und'bes aie omen FORCE SALES BY MAKING "TSE STEAM YACHT WANDEBEE can be | taken to New York, where he was identilied as | ington Hoitman, aged thirty-eight, a carriage | was tall ot water, some six feet deep, it was | t)° meet Bowen to clear himself of immoral | the “particular friends” of Edwards during the ebartered by small parties for Bxcur- the German forger. He is now held under the | biackemith by trade, commitied’ sutcide in | impossible to render any assistance. As soon as | charges. For six months he kept the secret, | combat, while Barney Aaron and the staneh THE FOLLOWING siovs to OHAIN BRIDGE. or other points extradition troaty, and will be sent to Germany | Philadelphia, yesterday morning, having first | possible, however, the water war cat of above, | and then epoke to Bowen of immoral proposi: | Jobnny Newell, of Pictsburg, will stand behied onthe Pototasc, Apply at 949 Massachu s on Monday. ittempted the murder of his wife, who’ was se- | and his body recovered after remaining in the | 2” Hi d Bowen then turned on er. Coll: 7 "Berald, 2 “inal - . setts avente. 169: $m) ‘ . ¥erely cut abont the throat and face. Hoffman | water tnree hours. tions. He an: a yer. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES: a RT NE 8 Srorapic Ceorura in Brooktyy, N. Y.— | was out of work for some time, and this fact a be utili t C 4 B® Db. Auother fatal case of supposed cholera has been | seemed to weigh upon his mind and cause ade-| SALE OF Fixe Proruety.—The well-known Tue a is —_— cet on be —_— idl . Perce to. the board of health of Brooklyn, N. | pression of spirits. At intervais for several | Property st Berry's Ferry, bas beeu sold by M —— ae ge All Wool Cheviot Suits, from, ~. $3 t0 68 oer Davi a virginis’ ger du anew of masters. The courts ¥. The vietim, David Davideon, was es frreks past be stated to his wife that heintended | 0. 3 pe Sadat een eet eae Bre to be connected with the principal law of- All Wool imere Suits, from. a 7 emigrant, only some three wee! e country. commit suicide. cl mn, corner of Louis- Cas: Buits, to Sunday vening, while staying with some ———————— jana avenue and 7th street, to Mr. Alexander fces by wires and instruments fimilar to those Bossels Cassimere Suits, {OMe 10 to friends, he was seized with violent pains in the | A Cartist Dereat.—Brigadier General | Wood, of Riverside Suits, trom. i i 4 i : . 128t0 10 Lodi, Wisconsin.’ This property is stomach, accompanied with frequent vomiting Finto has defeated a detachment of Don Alfon- | well-known to the citizens of 4 01 and purgip, severe chilis. army at Salvanete, in the province of | country, bei situated the Shocanb as sud ‘verdicts and ere be y, 2 : Dudley Suits, from... 1atoil the caserrevealed the fact that the nt was | Cuenca, delivering 700 of the prisoners taken | river, Zine the Alexandria and Winchester 'y recorded in points where . é suffering from ic cholera, He died in pd Pros arlists at Cuenca and oapturin, ae turnpike Fe Tribune. Disgonal Suits, from. . 16 to13 eight hours after attacked. o cet S eenae’ eal, with a —— 2 | is high: I — ‘The Cari Phony jackson, aged Diagonal Check Suits, from_ -1Ttom PREsiant Grant made a brief and telicit- ania ‘and wounded aud Drsoners wes od of August Everett Worsted Basket Seite, f 18 to 15 persons to the late firm of Green & | One speech at Patterson, M.J.. in re- | heavy. * im West nominee ‘Williams are hereby respectfully, Dut earnestly, re- | sponse to unanimous cails, expressing his pleas- property Tilton desired to get back on the sofepentont =, enennny morning. and 20 to16 d to make an early ‘ment of their ac- | ure at meeting for the firet time the citizens of Warts To Curs Him .—The ew of Ll ne En and Union. To effect GS aS Bo less than six absol| Becessary that all old firm | Patterson, man; rhe be & distinguished Virginia senator, voluntari|y STEPrHENs AND Toomss.—Mesers. Alexander quiet fora year. Then he and ‘armsand body. Fine Dress Suit, from seseenee BH to BO now ASH B WILLIAMS, field. He added that he was no lodged the station heuse on Saetey Mah, H. Stephens and Roberst Toombs, of Georgia, | received $7,000 from Bowen by, working on his from him be- pam that he would not make a ani pow po Bary my gem “= having istely had a sharp personal dispute. | fearsofan exposure. Mrs. declares that iseupposed be her Goods at Similar & eth MMEROIAL TRAVAL- and could not jf be would. yard and en! in marine corps. le | have in @ published she 0d ber Rechend, provions to guing te tes And o . aiceiers who volich oftce | With great laughter, cheers and ve a8 Breason for his course a desire to cure | their reconciliation tify before the that she had been ; | de-iste Samples or ota | Invoeany Decision; imeelf of habitual drunkenness.—Norfelk Vir- requested to appeat and determined to do ao to lt Qolorado wants more women to scream at LP tty Aphid phar tial eae; of the United States Circuit Court in New shield be from unfounded charges, 0 the potato bugs, and enjoy the other beauties of rices in order to close out my stock. fisring tn Sdecnin toa raitronds are bob = une, © CATHERINE GAUMT. a7_The Virginie and Maryiend bowntery Hing roads will The large amount | commisionsers have ex-Gov. Jen- ie sense a AN IMMEDIATE CALL SOLICITED AT thorize telegraph companies the act of Con- ches, whom ‘he ac- at eames committee last ox. | X28, of Georgia, umpire. Firate property of railway corporations wice: | sed joy" 2e bet asim teases eee planation _ Fulton's state. | ne application of banta Anns tobe reseed a . rl - f. 2011... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB....1012 but compensation. vf house, and failing to obtain the money from his See ee a peepecar | the rank and pay of general of the Mexican Saxon CASTELLAR, of Spain, delivered a | “ends shot himeeit. Catherine feienes meas o | “EP, mayor of Philsdeiphia has iseued Between 1th and Lith streets. speech yesterdar in which he’ declared the ‘Mrs. Tilton, My of a: o ment of conservative re; ic. = 2, by herself, is con- ay ES tian ton treme republican only divided thea ‘sidered to circumstances on | ley Brewster Kow and the restoration of the 1. STRAUS. fom ae iberas, who were thee Grine Gaunt, it will be remembered; was ota | -s@-The house of John pear Mompnie Scrrosep MURDER OF A Paizst._The Rev. woman who illicit intercourse, | Tenn., was BEVERY DAY 8. McDermott, come, Saye since “anda but one who i ae Silbgeroly ber By WM. VOGELWEYD, Fs omg yp g He had ab be oa Ure. Tae i ; i F