THE EVENING STAR, | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peansyivania ~~ cor. ith St. B The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Prea't. a ‘THE EVENING STAB is served Sy carviers to wubscribers at TEN CENTS PER WERK, On FORTY Foca CevTs MONTH. Copies at the Counter. Two Cexts rac By mari—posiase prepard—6O Cents a month. vr months, 33.00. ons year, $6 OO THE WEEKLY STAR—pudicshed om Priday— 09.00 2 year, posiaze prrpard. BF Ali swhccrsptions inmcarra>ly im adeanct, ana me Sent loage than pacd for. ‘Rater of advert a farted New Yorx Dry Goons MARKET —T> the week under nview ibere was coutinnel activity of a mexierate character in the jot « D9a! Ches Of thee trade The market for cotton xl the same quiet but steady demand which has been its character Ks past. and no quotable mporlance occurred bey deney aud semewbat lower * cloins. Perhaps the most striking feature of the eurrent demand for cotton Fe ts seen int ristakable pre ik season to standamt and sonls, and no matter how iisice brands may be rly neglected by baye yopalar Intrinsts they seem aad hence Brac ning trade Was ouly mot- ver The aggregate sales of fr behind expectations nt. There was a fimited fs rite Makes of light welget application . PARTIES, &e. AMUSEMENT: emed at its OW fora few EVENING STAR. |. SgORTs fr tes| qteemecee eaten | TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR. BALL cassimeres troaserings, but there a J . | ho snap wh eo demand. Prices ' WENIY FIFTH ANSIV FSSARY BALL poass OPERA HOUSE. —-——- PERSONS YESTERDAY. | < After our sonespiie report ge Tilton- Tae me gia oon moaied on meen Age _ or . - oe: see ated = — = eaiae AR it was peceber trial closed yesterday the cross-ex ans . 7 JOURNEYMEN BOOK HINDERS’ SOCIETY, . = | In yesterday's STAR it was mentioned that Be: eb seu y ‘ -ydigjoon VME . . ip : Ni Sage ; t 5 amination of Rey. Henry Ward Beceber was EEECHER-TILTON. AT opp EELLOWS. WALI, PNTINE CHANGE Washington News and Gossip. | arr is. ¢. ingersoll, United States Comm Petree pied et Pegs Along pep staple import | sioner, was holdty ‘ vs +n 7 a , in the afternoon, an ex- Lcintitt. —-—___ tributed te a nospe i _ DURING the summer the Fresident wilt | , ses of Mr. Hinds and Mr. | P Witness was asked ifhe believed that Mr ery large receive by card bet the hours of eleven for alleged conspiracy with the | Tilton kad an audne affection for bim, and ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT. miporters w = = a * ‘ cop py | and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays, ontract frauds, and the case was being he replied, “I Was ina state of perplexity. LADIES’ GOODS TO NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINER which being Cab! will be | Signed when our report closet. At the con- and not of belief: I fuctuated between betel a elnsion | was heard. Kittle was examined, relating | “'Falierton read the let'er dated midnight, FULLERTON SICK THIS TIME. of the arenments the case of J. Hinds | and unbelief.” : ccs - received except government «Mel MISS E. AL CCORM TONY PASTOR'S . = © business connection Cet s. Tilton to ne as INTERNAT REVENUE.—The receipts (rom | asiness connection December 30, from Mr 1ton to ner ba : r between these par- a. in Which she told him of Beeeaer ge ; eemenie Jes PENNSYELVANTA AVEN TRAVELING COMPANY this sonree to-day were $2 | . It was dated J ry ting the letter of retraction. SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS, Customs RECEIPTS.—The receipts from Jomtly interested in procuring ma’ Witness continuel: My object in the mat aaa iving be newest shapes in —_ iy s z ae in r the states of Texas, Louisiana and to get a better mene PEND STRAW HATS. apis | this souree to-day were $425,114. Arkansas, and each was to have ov derstanding ciation I gave up the em enhexprine : FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, = THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re rules ¥ promised tc | letter of retraction. We were tbe re SENATORIAL EXCURSIONISTS,. | *” § to micet with on a “ie See te ceived for red at the Treasury to-day iS eee ciled through the contrac Kittie testified t © Whi Comman De these who bi wr on: PRAND RRC RPTION r Y PR OSTIAN ASSOCIATION tor FR er THE KINDLY OFFICES OF MOULTON. | a toe onda He save up the retraction because it woult | NO DEAR-HEADING IN CONNECTICUT. | hae Sonnet I Mr. Titon toa better frame of 4 I pear new the eh ise, bat I did | was s7 or t 2. He bought up eer APPoInTED.— est Loseh to be x thas appoint» 1 shal at the consalur nd do away with the charges. I * SULT ker | tat Tien-Tsin. Cl eget ennan 2 He paid ¢ {| now that Tiiten ik I gave up the —— — STRAW GHC ESCHLIFRER, } rt at Tien-Tsin, China. did pot Koow th Spit | paper because F Uaought it would end the dil THE AMERICAS REVIYALISTS. s ~ NN AN. inds. howe y 3 = ce sao "7 ud = anaes ae EN Ee SIDER JONES, | LIEUT. Cor. A3tes Been WITH has heen, by sheet to fear Feacopat bs pri examine three f what hud been dove in that ro- | knew Moulton was % friend of Tiltons, avi < == NNER, onder of President Grant. assigned toduty as | spec 1 the transaction was with his |p iced, cones “ °: that which bas surveyed by a Le = cMURRAY. nt Grant. a : transaction wa She pledged his henor to Keep the one paper ; . . Seek yet te ee setter 1109 F street Minat Mise MCCONNELE | Commissary general of subsistence, vice | Knowlaive, Te therefore. considered with the other of Whole | TRE THLTON-BEECHER SUIT, | vier Lull, which is the one seve a large and 7 esbyterian charely, Mir fiat | — or ount. eToss-examinit lid nce, L donot Kno ouch ci . erik 13 heerush for seats m the op hSCR AND MA ther first-class home talent. The whole to | THE RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS for the week | Kittle detail nets concerning. the pe I supposed that Mouiton was to | jy), sig clone ap stipe Sgely Hvis i ar bowen Chan a tae, witha lending April 1th aggresated s4.a260s71. | Petration o adujent bills. saying, 1 between u: 8 Poy “ Ry marked. amp putoathem | pordid 1ask him what he knew aboat the & little to <1 : x 7 Price on! For sale & | i ia a ms i ? sk him what ts w abou With the further crass-exani about 5 degrees, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. avis ELLIS aco, | denihas appointed the with the Knowledge o Is. He had the — eharpes. Beecher te He is subjoct, ax your ix 1. cantly =---— — | ters: Joseph M. Patte le FO eae beswe aod hin TUE PISTOL INTERVIEW AGAIN ix aware acke af vertigo. aid has 5 pang Mes NEW AND A YE Ro gee FELLOWS: HALL. lear j wordance with the understand in ne ou of t td] foros wer ie Bronte Se, M: Pasmgivn of = Pesree articles of agreement. The fu un in Sule ~ — loge tl ti f THE SENSATION OF THE WORLD! pointme Was postponed until to-lay . | Boe Lt | Adoo, Je VAN VLECK DISCHARGED. ithe pistel, whieh le took pee as . 1) he we if » WEDNESDAY Louly risk . 1 Tur rip ; rriet by Cardin is promotion he bured The wits ¥ land « L w: vineetle Minstrels * mos: Aw! MLLE MARIE DE LA “ THE PROPOSITION TO ADIONRN Povisian Con-Can 9 ant | either until reais ‘naked ae MAN ~. Aver *. . ee “4 upon which the 4 preci i 911 Pe . poof THIRGY ALTY ted. that the ue NEWEST Bovnrs. to be pre ter M. ¢ infer that ™ _HARRY PHILLTE idon at PHILLIPS, E such F wate NATIONAL THEATER lin in ® by i = ) my ste i r ENGAGEMENT ‘ RTRAORDINARY | vert SATURDAY MATINEE, | LATE GEN. SHIRAS.—Th had seen it, TH TWO NIGHTS AND 3 Y ss! 1 < 3 ! War bas issued an orter annonneing the | SU - lerel, | and there was ! = ‘ : at and that it w al in the filing and re roe rh German Opera and Dramatie Company 1 of Brig. Gen, AE + Commis- | cording of false franditient proposes for Pin eens EX 1 Be ate ion ole ‘Riis ie the ee ce General of Subsistenc or | mail contracts to ensure fit Of | ‘The interview took plac-at three in thea | jasieets mes : ee ere Linen” Pa reise. GeieralU. S.A. The faneral will James J. Hinds and and Wim. D. Kittle, | ternoon at Su : lay, Ist of Ja ANOTH — => theatees | to-morrow aiternoon, 1 contractors, upon certain r nam- ry rae aters « hird story be eg sll 3 HORIA Lows OES AT . ; rien be taken to Mount Holly, N_J., for intermeat din th id eg Bsc bnieiches ~ . 4. SHILLINGTON'S SOOKSTH. THURSDAY Services will be co ed at the house by The grav re eb ist miis- stions of the nizht be Ruavereod f avemite perat'e ce ruedty of R. Boss, assistant r of the | ing. offe ving, and causing and | $y tue manner Inwl =e = LL hi, Wee tee oe hoof the Epiphany. In ith | procuring ed, offered and given | Ler siraction. Th _ es s eounty Dens in Glithe wiutpalekicn request of Gen. Shiras, the: 10 | money to tes officer to itldenee | en ‘Tilton’s position « mets eee ae Mr, | The cireums FRIDAY: April 18, the iebeated play (aaine as '¥ escort at the funer Ris cifleial net lfecing al arouudof bis to Mr. | Beecher < . the Liane, tr Siurlay, Matiust—THE BEAUTIFUL, GAL | THE PRESIDENT and Mis. 6 ment that the defendant | Bowen. and alsoofmy relations to Mr-Bo' Sian abe Bes TIPUL Gal - 4 nt tha : I told him of my conversation with Bow | and it was and HANNS WEEPS AND HANSEA | Sartoris, accompanied by Se gave money 19 Colt r ont mi He Uhinh sald teat i . in A Little ace Ps Robeson and Gen’! Babcock, inquiry is dic he ¢ +9 prom- titor to both and eald chat | TMC Meentestas Rasaretenints Bt) aterwards tix this mor on the limite ised. offered or given mo: t for the her in regard to intemperanee or unels c LESON. S.C. April 1%.—The Sena- | Sally ler tie Orchestra Circle train over the — Baltimore ee ee VANES was Tilton guilty, ane that he (Moulton tactah eaceres oper aoe rhe vind : ~ Abox ae " pen at Metzerott's music st. b wed, be Ree Yok re may ShOWS th: .D. Kittle | anwn hitie trom be . He said Th ; ty arrived by 4 n- | bitten she bee: -verish and iretsul, VENUE THEATE to C maticicaia th & Colt, and shows that Kittie was introduced | nd then went into the troubles or bis | BDC ether pou Rencoryginart Nt After three days of most exeraciating suffor- A 1A steer and Pes fcania Avenue. a to Colt by K, the defen I regretted having believed these al t rk ing With the most terrible malady—bydre AHOSY OF BRW FACES retary and Mrs. Belk that Van Vieck was presentat si told me b: Rowen and Bessie | iied py (he colt cel edly ne plobia— ittle sufferer was released rr ye ce of Ht BER ant GLIDDEN, | willjoin the President in New York. Se: erviews whea money was pi | Torner, and told him I had be repared for == - . = pain by the band of death. In her pavo! Mokes aul M 8 ries Bristow and Delano did go with | to Colt, butdees not show ti | these statements by what Bessie Turner told Governor Chamberlain she Witt several times while i nee Prana oe 8 : {to be promised, 0 hin of Bessie Tarner’s stories to | lft Colurabia last night to attead the L wer has been twice to Dr. EF ‘olt by this defentant V t my feelings out to hime [het | ington centennial. The ry Noam. —J Noah, of 1 is in possession of a mast fed tow sth : yeart es. AL says he has dec app t rT wounds, Tae mumedanian. Bs i. Bo: 4A class clerk in the Contract ofi-e, | entael into to him wat fore t henae bill passed by the legistature at the stan i hounctonely io tle . ew ite hing Dansen s deparimeat, resigne ais posivon | Wimesses thems. Hic the recent session, This action will | | and but siivhtly the last. It is hoped that the By Prank Be Miss LOLISA JOHNSON. {1 = co & if ccmpla ned as pendent. to Bowen with re; Sulisfaction lo property by | virus bas be entirely removed, aud © wurlr of Caste Hive LO UTE Foun | 3 few days sition and his tion was ae | have been held pe to the Sf Tiltonon the Broo! hont the stat | mother saved ible death. rs. Alex@ader te, MMumingtor | cepted ostinastor General is author | other. Tam not. hi ily predicated On wht Bo Tue ¢ dl Mardcwess } sninegucnn at oa jute weenie that his nation would ereise the of 8. onotamnnage panes lens las Th B mS. sd - met Bareh av the grand juc : : ‘ i ena matter of 5 ere i 4 ere te ' BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, been in no way privy wo its preurement, mato peen thn iain hs c week by the Bo on , | that the facilities offer 1013 PrNssvivaNin AVENG The parties themscives understoot coklyn Culon. I thought Bessie Ter es a nae railroad of making the ter NEW HOOKS r Were intellizent art ench knew what th told me an untrue story, and was NEW YORK NOTES. Us of this road at Pope's ereek on the Poto N SNTYNE’S, 42% 7th street Sa SF LIES jon of the other wanted, as the fruits of their interviews that she had been inistaken. That Conviction of a Bank Onicer. ~ ed gate ait toe needa be mab bnate tstreets | PWMEATER COWIQUE,—Moudar, Appi i2, | S/s8ion of the aoe ; * there was some foundatlion for it Moulton did | New Youk, April .— 7 mM Froder. | sont, hed met eve Chis teen avalielet. Res , nal Nt mtd Wet i gn ri Mati a Or Phe odium and sus; Dn incident to a} nordeny. He said there was some neor Klenen, charged with having stolen | 84% A no fa dista _ So Ree Se niehinrch ihe or ‘agraph in the Baltimore | oh rime, augmented by holding to | 4, bat ut “40 in bonds from the Hoboken sav | Gay tone ms ae: Se iat i tha Th Fate re at , a higher tribunal ought not, from the exer- MORSE HAD LED RESSIE » April, 1575, of which he was then ao | Doal men are Lalking of establishing a rivat : i Fair cating tuat a prominent | «ise, to attach to this defendant presumably : ; ; | passenger line (rom Norfolk to Baltimore k friday awl Saturday nig ~ } 3 fitthan ifsh ‘vuchuded yesterday. with @ verdict ionsbie tee he. thrilling estate firmon 1th street had failed is | ¢f good repute heretofore. The defendant is ‘As segunsed bac. | oF guilty and the it ts proposed is unjust in its intimati orrect. | discharged. he (Moittion) said Sharkey. the Esca) Mardere Eanes Sr Se Say oobi ie sey | ate. rotary of the Na. | Something about Tilton’s genias, and A dinmsch irom Havenmonsesatmen eee ane eee, ones pre that th ninent r e there n was a kinder hei Liman in reig r red to. tional Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, | worki: that ‘this wife mould. cok : has in press a history of the Order from its | way of him she could lea {him with a thread re 4 tomect its there ts not poof Kilbourn & Latta hui pigations. Mr. Latta say word of truth in the state tomae 4 should recei road. This S@rious Alten of him sa pes dur pped has b EDUCATIONAL. ' : | miler into © ; his line not only are te mar- iueeption up to the time of its permanent | I'did not enter into a com) m between | journey. One “r- | 1 . = - partes . _ wioaeyi — | that the frm has no outstanding endtc o.ganization in i itis tow large extent Bhat Moulton told me and what Mrs. Morse | board trom. th: i | meccrbyaen ve : v = a B PEEAGEAU TEACHES PLANO. HA® - : ments or obligations, and never had as large | composed. of or five years | and Mrs. Tilton sa , inky | more € ; 2 te FY "ionir and the Cutie scoe oe the Voloe {NATSORSE THEATER. y subject to its or- | prior to 1 Jed toshow what | took his word at that tim omers. | ee dee ieee an caclnes Sonn cones + Lith street - Address at Mrs KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA. i whieh the firm has no immedi- J dlenied the charg: | 2 ice blockades ave scidom kuown.—AMart BECHENRACH declt iy* . | Mr. Moulton that es Natalee —~ Sag “te | ue. €. D. Hs Dir | —-- F sation took that drift, and brought ont the | A MYSTERY oF THE BEALA dispate Beit rs er youre wine oh Seek ~ . PARAGRAPHS about the ill-health of Pres or THE For- | denial. The charze was. improprieties to. | from Squan. Nod. mayer etd ty op Bue Borthwest. Mre ANGELO JAC THREE REPRESENTATIONS ONLY 5 ming frequent. Am: tune, Lieut. Tilton, but what term I cannot Pa | y Hp posed ESDAY EVE tha a vessel foundered on Sq Beach last a Seventh manual seesion begise ov the Mth of | MONDAY. TURSDAY AND WEDN es . NINGS. ‘eug28 Ip PRin 18, 40 An an the reports is one that Dr. Brown-Sequard, oder f amanting, arpived | Say. there pig poe Torn ‘ager night r enday.) ‘of acailor was AES WICK SEMINAGY FOR YOUNG LADIES The § aly altvactive repertoire will be President, deciarad | at the na nt Monday eve! The ots, and he said if Tilton could hear this | neh Acoiomy | oe Sw _ ruing, also a — perfors is nged his course of living he | Fortune has. under the direetion of the yould be brought toan end. He | |! the | Pee par, ane baskets. Adstrese _ M A TYSON & SISTER, MONDAY. April 19:i). Vordis ar; and another ts that | hydrographic office, been © gaged in ‘ou putsomething in writing | © . corresponding 1 cme vessel fired distress signal guns from marit iy Contes'® P ¢ Oeurge Uo., MS ERNANI VAN ZANDT) the physical and ‘mental condition of the | termining and reetifying, with all the “ir disposition. I satd | s of geography and naviga cosen en Tue { looks as if a = = == Tt ESDAY. Fe x wy h; Ambroiee Thomas Presi ifuropest ips Heowr | Insirments with molern methods mhiy are sont ine mé*apranda of them. | T Antoine Marie Chazalton, de vessel dow At stor er intelli- > mitigate le head oI Dr. Brown- | instrument i and longitudes of He took a pen and sat down mem- | The American Revivalists. Up the mystery unless it. ts WEDNESDAY, April 21st. tins the bere of Baltes he ever made sich | points in t Indies connected by sub- | granda, ‘Leas walkine te and he | | Loxpon, April 5.—A bill to of the deep harenever THE TALISMAN, | RELLOG President exp! marine telegraph. The poir determined thix yearso farhave becn Panama, As wall, Kingston, Santiago de Cuba and vou ay so | UY and Sankey tre te F oop Her Majesty's Oper piv. Laid not say 1h | scat-owner, not tt would and so, the comr ns Were ne ney of the k Mest ad J would r FULL CHOR FAM. —Speaking of the tra DS AND GRAND ORUURSTRA nd reported... owners of cal Inspector Gon- tial Medic ne | “sss convenniacccecaaeaatin of ane | comclomion thet 1 ban acten wrens oe sanizatior Aut Slavery Society | Wis bousehold tn the matter of improper p organization of the Anti-Slavery Society | bs bon sexes, protesting ogainst it. The general mi seems ty fe that x commutation of nee Will not be zr | Superintendant of that roed sayin junction ‘has been served | preme court in session in F F. Cones to the Woreester, and as fleot rth Atlantic station: YOUTHS SuIrs CHILDAKEN SSUITS TRAVELING WORLD'S FAIR. surgeon of the 2 thought it bad been procured from vat, in each of which places a por caneulene ee osine st follow my | @ stated. The hearing of the ¢: mndered tn Eat Borer Enea yer tor Te thsi Servatory ind astronomical dictation, as Lam ‘hard man to follow, 1 | Pestponed for a week to us 2 5 THE BEARING of the appeal from the deei- | were set up and numerous observ. ; a mesinee 4 : formality r * apli tr x 7 ie Was anxious that my feelings should be ¢6n- 1 od 4 4 bes er | sion of the Commissioner of Patents on the made -, The longitudes have been determined | dueted properly to Tilton, and wetied perfect. | Oo Duchess of Sutherland h she Burwerex 1OtH ax> Dien rarer bray “ y, | ‘uestion of title to certain inventions made | 17,(he mrenange « yhhle signals and | ty on Moulton to make a’ fair statement. 1 distor vel saffered from eee The Wor'd’s Great Object-Teacher’s j 1:y Tuomas 0. Faison was in progress beiore | {ue J ututes by (en DEES a rat atime lfene on Sceretary Delano today. The contest is un- Atthe different ports visited a eat deal Tasked eek a lelte: did nol eee veer t . ; test 1: Atihe di t ‘ a grea : re Tilton’s forgiveness 4 men 4s rot afraid to die, THE (OUNSERS ARE FILLED WITh Culminating Triumph. derstood to le between the Western Un! Of interest has heen manifested by offic humbled myself before him eel dia te Victoria Theateron Sunday ne “t sca of ouch NEW, Ch isl, AND , marie and te Automatic tlegraph companies #8 | foreign services, and the officers of the my God. What I said was that Railway in Trouble. CHEAP SPRING CLOTHING AT WASHINGTON f Denial solpsgieag Se vations (In ues | tune state that nothing could exceed the WHEN [SAW T WAS Wrong 15—The Detroit aad | ray Case or a ena — 2 aes = ion. Senator Conkling appear for Pres- | courteous and assistance everywhere nd myself before God and ~ 4 SE OF JESSE PoMEnoy.—An ex- FOR MEN AND BOYS, ON SIXTH STREET Lor. cot. of the Western Union: Gen, Butler rendered, expecialiy. by Spanish naval of. | ,Usunvled myself hears Gol. aud was w haustive hearing was lad before the gover- yok ONE WEEX and Join 1H. trode of Ball’ | fcers in Cuban ports. “Ivis intended by the | ing the eonvereatiny nor ard counell of M. tts yesterday — soca race og CM CS Navy department to extend the obser a wrong to Tilton. At one pe line doe 4 eran ae Y . ne. < f ssiover | hereafter to the eastward. through the W. ° anus ad > wp my imag. 5 rene — ~ Commencing MONDAY, April 12. Thacher was to the effect that pateutsshould | ward Isiands, as fA us thie eonstor Tee ea a eat ot ee ake hee ant | ew Yom, April ite President Bishop, or | the murder of Katie Curran. A petition for DRESS SUITS P. T. BARNUM’S | igtal nding a fmerica. and possibly as sar as Brazi! and | avainst me on account of , thy w Hlaveu and Hart Tiaalek genettoes toot iy signed oy Soe BUSINESS SUITS ] NAVAL ORDERS. Buenos Ayr from his wife. I thought he had ¢ railway, has a dispateh to thé général ; Counter petition % 5 . WORKING SUITS | GREAT a RDER! i commenced yesterday in Philadelpiia. V . \ t ' t pasion in rig gemop — — : a uM" im . B. Kimball to the Wo " e her when she was weak and sic nd she | ing the company, under penalty « 00, ARVED DFATH.—At Sen ancisen BOUTS Po LITTER CHAPS ii pipipreps vite did aw eee ergineer oF tin rare ped oregon ge oii had told @ falsehood to Mr. Tilton. Isup- | from permitting any officer. member Of the | 9 cour g mun namoal Prederick Brandenburg SUITS FOS GLOWING LOYS METROPOLITAN MUSEUM. ion. Petarhed—Lieut-Commander Jas. | Scter’ of the meeting aud the object of the | Posed he had reason to think Thad beeu'a legislature, or servant of any state, or of the | ye. out \ starvali exhaus- FOR BiG BOYS. . P. Robertson from the receiving ship Inde- ciety, th vanization of whieli the day's | Wronger of his family. When this letter was | United States. or of any town, county oreity tion, und bor on te city front SUITS FOK SCHOOL BOYS. P.T BARNUMWS | rendenee, navy yard Mare Island, Callfor- | Society, the organization of Fred. Douglass | Written I said nothing to Moulton exealpat- | in the ities inten, te rave on ahy Pat | carte Te morning. He stated befure ‘TS FO : YOCTHS COLOSSAL CARAVAN, jiia.and ordered to Washington city for ex- = ch, 4 @ ing myself of these charges. fore I wrote | our row nou ® rega- | his death t rawled ander the lumber eeuiee soe Moneien caurns | amination for promotion; Medical Director eee eee entat eee Vine pucretia Mott was | icf denied the charges. "I never dictated a | \ir fare. Issue orlers immediately to | wime wine days ago: and other lumaven inet | HEN, P.T. BARNUM'S SUITS FOR SMALL MONSTER ME MONSTER ME SUITS FOR LAKGE M SUITS FOK MEN OF M SUITS FOR ME) nes Suddard from duty as fleet surgeon of oats - | point or a word exculpating myself of these | «i! conductors to collect regalar’ Gre | been unwillingly piled around Lim, stopping n home and report arrival; Chief Engi- ressed iety lon. en! 0 him ver wrouge! pa 7 denburz, of No. 6 St. ’ - .8.DuLuee from the Woicester, and | {pe CxPressed Bich ah polls steripa diner Tilton. I expressed myself to bim as the | will be necessary for the President of the | phia, aod was aged about 18 years. NAGELRIE, SDIUM SIZB ae OF EXTKA SIZE, P. T. BARNUM'S 4 = as fleet engineer of the North Atlantic sva- H ‘acemaker between Tilton and myself, so | United States and his Cabinet, and aiso the : SUITS FOK THE BicGRST OF MEN, | STEAM-OPERATED POLYTECH- | stion, and onterel 10 the Roanoke at New | !7,behalfof the colored race in the direction | Praca rt betuccn Ithpnim' rederewsa | committee of the Massachusetts legidatere,| | Crrtixo ore tHe DEAD HBaneOs ts SUITS FOK EVERY KINU OF MEN, NIC INSTITUTE. | York; Chief Engineer Eltjai Laws from the | and protection. In. the evening. Bishop | Myself regretfully tohim that Tilton charged | Who come to New York to receive them, to | pettiion, Yn of the superior court of SITS FOR ALL THE MEN IN TOWN. toaroke and placed on waiting orders. Camphell presided. Addresses weredelivered | ™€ wrongfully. I did not send any message | pay regular fareon their trip to Boston and re- | ( gh ieg ole Mined the New York, New ENTY G < ot iE > to Tilton whatever in ‘ard to the charge of | turn to celebrate the centennial anniversary | (i: EWEEEY GEESE SHOWS IN ONE. THE DESIGN of the twenty cent silver | ¥Y FF. W. Hooper, Vice President Henry | {0 Titon whutevss im regard to the sarge of | ir the battle of Concond.. The i janetion hay | Haven anit) Hartfor! ratiroad from ieguing Separate Stapendeus I piece authorized by act of Congress of March = Would have been @ better man 10 my place | Peet Sawin of Last Hariord, the owner of | As tre hearing i= set for the July we ; parate Stape: jater-Contin: 3, 185, was selected and approved yesterlay | _ TROUBLE AT THE MARYLAND AGRICUL- | than I have been, but I said something that | | Leap rE carcghacg haagpee ‘on the | serving of the injunction will te BEY NOW! BUY NOW! BUY NoW! tal Amphitheatre a i _ TURAL COLLEGE.—The aanual meeting of | would sound like this. I did not say the | ten shares of stock in caer mam | arene ur auch for the coming session ’ by Hon. H.R. Lindeman, director of the | stockholders of the Maryland Stale Aqri- | sentence that mentions “all the hearts that | ground that his Eee Oto cass te oem | iter Osunntaiogs B Tegislatare, which aaneen with . Te OF Leone ten contains a sitting | cultural College was held yesteniay. would ache,” though I may have said some- | #ffecied by the issuing of free pa =o ~ INTERNATIONAL. HIPPODROME, | fn"fioaion theabicd the wile wurronmied | Peeiyeeycttneronra of unions presented | thingakin’ Xgkuoteay 0 | ye | yemoms g ee Ean of aie 5 rl irons of bezziement,

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