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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-26
New York DRY Goods Market.

From the Commercial Bulletin, March -.
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Business con-
tinues moderate with the commission
houses. but hopeful feeling pervades
the trade. and it is thought by the best
nosted merchants that q really active
movement will be stimulated by that
sprirg-ikc weather which cannot be
far distant.
CorToS GooDs are in steady requc est,
and the market presents the same stead
mess which has been it, characteristic for
many weeks past. The supply OF the
most prominent makes Of brown and
blcnchrd cottons continues light, and
some brands are sold to arrive in liberal
amount, at current prices or ''at value.
Outside makes Of blcached shirtngs are
dragging somewhat, but holders are IN
disposed 10 grant price concessions, be-
LEVINE that demand for these goods
will follow the revival of the retail trade.
Colored cottons are in fair request, and
chcyiot ,hirting, are III good demand and
firm at current rate-. Rolled jacconcto
and fat-fold cambricS are mOvingin mod
crate parcels III Hil'H"ISC' Pi'''
PRINT CLOTHS continue firm, and
the supply of spot" cloths is very light.
The production at Fall River has been
increased j., IDS. 900 pieces weekly by the
resumption of the mills which were 'Un
strike" but most of THESE cloths have
bccn contracted for for the months of
April, May and June at from f@bic-
the former figure being the present price
PRNTs There Is steady but modrr-
ate demand for medium chocolate and
we'll covered white ground fanclra and
side bands from first hands, but strictly
light work moves slowly. The piece de-
mand continues fairly active although
the dullncss of the retail trade initiates
against their distribution. Prices are
unchanged in first hands and tlrm, but
various lines of prints are offered i'll GER
tain STYLES bv the johbcrs for les that
agents prices, 10y the piece or package.
GrSGuAMs are in unabated demand,
and the supply of the best medium tan
Gle, and some make, Ot the staples are
unusually light
WooLEH goods have not yet emerged
from TINT COnulLlon ol iultt "h''H """
marked their distribution for the last few
weeks. hut ,toclis of light weight c'sssi-
mere. are in good shape. Worsted coat
in.> are not in over supply, and Ken
tucky Jeans are strong at the lately
advanced prices.
lIoslEGY-The demand for cotton
hosiery has been checked by the con-
tinucd cold weather, which has been un-
favorable for its distribution by jobbers,
who operated freely during the first six
weeks Of the year but prices are cX
ccptionally firm Shirt and drawersare
moving slowly.
NEW YORK, March 25.--Tradc
continued slow with the commission
houses and importers and the jobbing
branches are rather more active. Cotton
goods steady at unchanged prices. Heavy
standard fine brown Sheectlngs III good
demand. Shirtings steady, but checked
STYLES are taken freely. Ginghams active.
Worsted dress goods and Shawls in fair
demand. Woolcn goods continue quiet.
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View YOrk llarket.

New York, March 2j.-Cotton--
Quiet at l6EG,l7c; futures closed firm;
snlcs 5O,7O0 bales; March l6 9-l6@
16 1890; April lG.c; May Il l.32CD
Il l-lGc; June l7ici July IL 2l-32(
II lI-l6c; August l. 13-l6@l7sc; Sep
tember l7.ml7 l3-32ci October 10 1916
GcIG27-32c. Flour-Firm; receipts 5000
bbls; supcrtnc western and state - 500
! 10: common to good So 05G5 10; good
to choice - l5G,5 30; white wheat extra
- 50Gy6 W; extra Ohio 50 Oj@G 80; ST..
Louis So OO@SO0. Rye Flour-Stcady
at 81 OOa5 -. Corn Meal-A shade
tirmcr ut - S0G'3 90. Wheat--ln mod
crate demand; receipts $4,000 bushels No.
spring 81 23M %; No. , 81 l3Gc
ii; No. 3 Chicago 81 l7!ml 20; No. =
Milwaukee 81 GOAL -; ungraded Iowa
aud Minnesota spring 81 1870 70. Rye
Quiet and firm at 90cGG$l OF. Barley
Scarce. Mult-Quict. COrn-ln mod
crate demand; receipts $1,000 bushels;
mixed western S6G S6i yellow Sos !".
Oats-Frmcr; receipts 1000 bushels
mixed western G9G 70!c; white $50 pc.
Iav-unchangcd. Coi!rc-Firn at ID
ollie gold. Sugar-Firm; fair 10 good
refining "a Sc; prime SIC. MolaNses-
Firm at 66c. Rice-Quiet and unchanged.
Pctroleum-Firmcr; refined ljc; crude
7ic. Rosin-Stcady NJ 50 Is. Turpcntinc
-- Steady at 3Gc. Egg,-Quirtan and steady
ut 25c. Purk-Ea>cr at $50 80. Beef
Unchanged. Cut Mcats-Stcady; mid
dies, long clear He; short clear ll4r,
l2c. Lard-Easrer; prime steam IA &c;
Butter-Unchanged. Chccae-Nom ominai
and unchanged Clover Sccd--Dull ana
nominal: western He. Whi>ky-Firm
and moro ncliyr.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Cotton-
Dull at Ice. Flour-Firm for lower
grades; dull for high grades. Wheat
Firm at 81 l0@l l6. Corn Dull at 6S
669c. Oats-Steady at $4,000. Rye
Quiet, Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
Oils-U nchanged. Eggs-Firm at Is
@20c. Butter and Cheese-FIrm and un-
changed. Pork-Quiet at s2025 Lard
Steady; steam Sl3 87!@l4 90; kettle
$l4 25. Bulk Meats-Actiye; shoulders
7!ci clar rib sides 1000 l0sc; clear lll9
Ollie. Bscon-Firm at S!@ llaG l2ic.
Whisky-Steady and moderate demand
at 81 II. Glover Seed-Firm at 1l@ II !c.
Hogs-Dull; common So 25a7 90;
fair to mldium 81 25@7 20; good to choice
50 35td,S so; about 1000 unsold.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEpo, March 25.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Whcat-Demand
fair and market firm; No. white Wa
bash 81 %; No. 3 81 II; No. | white
Michigan Sis; extra 81 %; amber
81 l25; No. red - lS!; No. amber
Illinois 81 20. Corn-Higher; closing
quiet; high mixed 72!c; selIerAPriI ,@ci
seller Nav zoe; seller June 754ci low
mixed 7lic; no grade 70!c. oats-A
shade higher; No. 5s!c; White ol!ci
Michigan 59;c. Clover Seed-So 50.
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I.. Reading, Pa Railroad Company
..- issued 'h" following circular To coal
dealers. "Thcr" being uoProspcct of the
~urr, and laburrrs in the Goa, region
gr>amlu- work i'm tim" To- proIuco coal
daring the month of April. nv price cir
.d.ar for that month will he issued. -"
The Reading Ecg'r CONSTITUTES this to
mean that the Philadelphia and Reading
Company will have no coal to sell, and
serves a- a Warming ~ manufacturer,
Anl Others, 10 make arrangements for q
cemPlc,o supply in order tu keep them
running. Al Reading an advance i, an.
: rlcjpstcd
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 2j.-Fluur-Firu
and unchanged. Whcat-Firm; No
amber western 81 GOAL b; No. 2 81 y
ml2-; No. | red II %; No. > 81 -
Corn-Buoyant at o5!c. Oa,. Dull anr
unchanged. Rye-Dull and unchanged
Pork-S20 jOa2l0 90, Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulder. St; clear RIB HE But
ter-Quict and steady; tub and rolls lSla
22c. Lard-Du'l and steady AT l4la li3c
Petroleum-Quiet at 7@7.c. Coffee
Dull and nominal. Whisky-At 81 A.
al Is.
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY. March 25.-Cattle-
Receipt, for to-day @23 head, and for tn"
week :, far 1919 head. Th"run Is very
light and everything sold out at good
prices. Demand not extra but over the
supply: extra - OO,o : p; medium t.
good s. 75ra 6 %; common to fair - uO
as 80; bull, - OOGi 75i stochers - -
a. 80. Receipts for to-day 2,233
head. and tor the last thr"" day
$3.50 head; Workers 81 OO@ : loi
Philadclphias s 10000. SheeP-Re-
ceipts for to-day LOO head, and for the
last three days Il, 100 hcadi best - 53l9
8 s.; medium s. OOlnl y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, March 25.-MoSEY-
Advanced to Gs7 per cent during the
afternoon, but closed easy at 3per cent
Prime merchantile paper j(a7 per cent
Sterling lower at 4Sl@4Sll for sixty days
and 4S5! for sight. Customs receipts
SSU3OGO.
GoLD-Opcncd at ll5j, fell off to ll55
and closed at 10. Gold loans were made
ut fiat and per cent for carrying, and
l-G4C14 per cent for borrowing. The As
,istunt Treasurer disburscd Sl43,OOO.
Clcarings $57,OOO,OOO. Exports of specie
TO Havana 1886, 900.
EnyFRSMFNTS-Fir
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RA1GRnAn EnNns-Firm.

RAILROAD BUNDS-Firm.
STATE B0NDa-Quiet, except Tcnnes-
sees. which were active.
SToUKs-Thr activity and excitement
in Wall street eclpsed anything previ-
ously witnessed since the opening Of the
spring campaign. The great feature OF
the day was stock exchange speculation,
$4,000 shares having changed hands,
the largest business for any day this year.
The advance in prices ranged from | to
! pcr cent. and was most marked IN
Union Pacific, which rose from 53s to 594
amid great excitement and activity. Dur
iny the afternoon Union Pacific rcactcd
from 59I to 57,, but finally closed at 5S.
Pacific Mail was rather prominent tca-
turc. and advanced from Az to A but
aftcrwords dropped TO ABB, closing at 43s.
Erie, WAS the next III Importance ana
rose from % to II with subsequent
reaction to 39I and final rally to 3O2
1t was reported that large amounts of
Erie were OH the way from the other side,
having been bought for American ac-
count. Northwestern advanced from 10
to 49, and closed at 45l Western Union
ranged from 7Gi to II and closed strong.
Lake Shore advanced from 73s to al;
Rock Island from 1855 to 1867; st. Paul
from 36 to 3G3, and Ohios from y TO
~. The market closed unsettled. There
was considerable realizing to-day, on ac-
count of tn" Stock Exchange being closed
Tomorrow. Some OF the reaction WAS
due to the reduction of freightr ates on
the lines leading east from Chicago.
Among the sales were $4,000 shares Of
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
$4,000 Northwestern, 1000 Rock Island,
5000 st. Paul, $1,000 Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Ohior and $4,000 Union
Pacific.
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The Louisiana JudGcship.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-MarShal
Packard. Mr.. Pardook and Colonel Fish,
Of New Orleans, visited the President to-
day on the subject of his power to APP
point Pardcr or some other person as
District Judge OF Louisiana, but the
probability is that the office will remain
vacant until the next session of Congress.
As was said in executive session, the
President has no power to make AN ap-
pointmcnt until that time. At the last
hour eN eN-Senator Pratt, of Indiana, was
suggested to the President by the Com
mi.tee on the Judiciary. The President
was assured that Pratt would be confirm
ed, but the President adhered TO Pardec,
whose nomination was laid on the table.
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IntcS;in@ SIstI>tIcs,

Tie Methodist Church, in all Its
branches, in III" United States, for 1873.
reports ~ follows.
Travelling ministers, l9.l59 local min
Isters, 2I.5l2; members. $.O&l .gSS.
The Baptist Church. next largest, re-
port. III all its Observation-Disclosures, lS,.
5j3; members. l.76l.l7l.
The VI. L Church South, in Rioh-
2ond Virginia, has increased So per
.sIt. in t4e last twenty years
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prossia and tine Catholics.

Tbe anti Catholic bill, which passed
the Prussian Parliament last week, pre-
POSES to every priest of the Roman Cath
olic Church an oath of allegiance to the
civil power, if he accepts it, all well ana
good. If he refuses to take the oath MS
salary out Of the State Treasury stops
These State allowances in the case OF u
Bishop amount to FIVE or sIA thousand
dollars u year, and the total burden on
the treasury is 100000 thalers, or less
than 100000. 1t IS thought that this
policy will end in dropping the subsidies
10 both tho Catholic and the Protestant
Churches.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March 25.-Wheat--
Firm at 81 13Gl Is. CONFIRM at y
CG,73c. Oats-Firm and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Steady; Standard white car
lots 1lsc; Ohio State test l2sc; small
lot, lG82c higher.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

W AR DEPARTMENI
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFIcER
WASHINGToN, March %, SP NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lake Region. Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness and
rising temperature, with brisk and high
southeast 10 southwest winds, falling baro-
meter and possibly rain during Friday
or Friday night.
For the Northwest, increasing clOudi-
ness and areas of rain, with southerly
winds veerinG to westerly and north
westerly, falling barometer followed by
riSltg barometer and lower temperature.
For New England and the Middle
States, clear or fair weather, northwest
winds shifting to southerly and south
easterly, slowly rising temperature and
rising followed by falling barometer.
The Ohio river will fall slowly.
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PASSENGER RATES REDUCED.
STATE IL N Il.
To Glasgow. Liverpool, Belfast and
Londonderry. DC

Stale of Pennsylvania, State of virginia,
State OF Louisiana, State of Georgia,
state of Nevada, State OF Min 'cSota
State of Florida, state OF Alabama,
State OF Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday from the Com
pany's dock, Pier 70, North River, y. y.
The accommodations and provisions pro
vlded on these ships are unsurpassed by
those OF any other llne.
Rates of fPassage-Cabin, $50 and so, cur
rcncy. Intermediate or Second Cabin $40,
currency. Steerage as low as by any other
ing apply TO
AUSTIN, BALDWIN e Co., Agents, No.
- Broadway, y. y; GEO. III. LEAF, S5l
Chestdut ST., Philadelphia; or j. +. MER-
RIMAN, Agent, Adams Express COS Of
ncn Wheeling. w. Va novlih
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FOREIGN.


MApRID, March 25.-Gcneral CampoS
has indicted another defeat on the Car
lists at Husuet, near Ridaura. The enemy
lose 800 and the Al,ousist> Is killed. The
Carlists are concentrating for an attack
nn PnNcerla.
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a Ring Attorney Abandons wash
ingtOn.

A Washington dispatch announces
that Mr. Richard Harrington, for several
wears assistant district attorney in Wash
ington city, and who, it will be remem-
bered, figured AS one of the accused in
the safe burglary case in that city, has
determined to return to his native town,
Dover, Delaware.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITrsBURGH, March 25.-Wheat-
Unchanged. Corn-Ear firm at 75@77c;
shclIcd 72G 75c a. EQUALITY. Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 80 at Parkersi refined
14Ic for Philadelphia delivery.
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Tne Judge instructed the Jury that, as
tomorrow vas Good Friday, there would
be 10 Court They were told 10 be pres
ent on Monday next, and the Court ad-
iourned
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white Lead Manufacturers.

CHICAGO, March PA meeting of
white lead manufacturers was held hore
to-day. Delegates were present from st.
Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville
and Chicago. 1t was decided to advance
the price of lead in oil to ten cents per
pound.
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Cha,spion Game of billiards.

New YORK, March 2j.-Thc third
match game of billiards for the Delaney
emblem and the championship of Amer
lea, at three ball French, was played to-
night, at Tammuny Hail, between CyrilIe
Dior. and Mtiurice NigvauN, and was won
hytlc latter in the tiftieth inning. Win
ncr's average - Vigvaux's highest run,
50; Dion.S ll9.
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Expedition TO the nInck Hills.

BosToN, March pa meeting was
held tonight by those interested in form
ing AN expedition to the Black Hills
mines. 1t Is proposed to fit out an ex-
pedition of five hundred men, with mill
tary organization and protection, and
start by the middle of April.
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TnE COMFY COURT>.

l,,r since tine Country Court system
been established, the opposition has
....r ceased to strive to raise hue an"
against it, claiming that it was but
.... Feature Of The Democracy, ana was
..r inefficient and eXtravsgant.
r.mb,y uo where in the State
.recrv carried on with more vigor
...r f, Hancock county, and at the last
..the legislature bill was passed
- for a Judge for that and
a... counties. \ few days ago We
.....t letter from cur Hancock
rrc>pondent. stating that
@ opinion On the question there,
hanging. and there were indications
..... a.w law. which provides for II
..r r,sadoptiou.) would b" voted
a. lu ,h" last Hancock County
..... We notice q long editorial, giving
.a.urr,, oc the expenses Of the differ
-. Court systems, for the year
..a. Angus, lS@y. to August 1874, inclu,
..,- and 81, ~. close, it gives sum
.a., utthc average expenses for these
years. and the estimated expense Of the
I.,po,.d new system, 81, follows:
s,...r,,lfrr hath
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Rhode Island RcpubI cans moi Har.
mOniOus.

PsovrpEScE, March 25.-The Repub-
licau State Convention is still i'll session
discussing contested claims to seats. No
permanent organization has been effected.
The prospect is good for an all night
session
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NELL & ELLIkGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers
1908 Main st.

Have now In store and for SALE:
2r0 Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
200 No. MaCkerel.-
200 - No. MaCkcrel.
400 Packages Mackerel, and 3 in quarter
barrels and kits.
y Ticrc-s choice Carolina Rice.
80 Bb!s choice y. q. MolasSrs.
~ Hhds choice y. o. Sugar.
~ BblS Syrups.
2uN Bhls Standards 4. B, Extra &. Grauu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
CO Sugars.
IN Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, Idlewisc, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime TO choice q. +.
Teas.
~ CaddicS prime to Choice 6. 7. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalhrOOk', J. X
Mllincr'S, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best In tn" cpun'
try. our stock is fun and complete, ana
will be- offered to the trade Mt tn" lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
call and examine our stock before pur"h-
aSIng elsewhere.
marble NELL & ELLINGHAM.
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The bridgeport Abortion Case.

PITTSBURGH, March 2j.-Careline
Walker, colored, and Ann Wiggins,
white. were arrested in Steubenville, to-
dav charged with causing the death of
Miss Alice Martin, Of Bridgeport, by an
attempted abortion. Both were bound
over for trial
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S,e,m.rReported Lost.

SAN FRANCISco, March 25.-lt Is re-
ported from Tacoma, that the steamer
Ruby, crossing Puget Sound from Seattle
To Port Madison, went down with all on
hoardin a gale. Phelps dramatic troupe
was among the passengers. The report
hacks ,nfrmotinp
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Pork Packing In the West.

CISC1NNATI, March 25.-The annual
report of the pork packing in the West,
prepared by Col Sidney ID. Maxwell,
SUPERINTENDENT of the Chamber of Com
mrrce. will be laid before that body to-
morrow. This report is believed to be
the most complete of its kind ever made
public, as no estimates were USED III Its
completion. The total number OF hogs
hacked for the season from November
lst to March "a was S5,537, ,l24; CORES
ponding time last season, o,3S3. .oIOi aver
ace gross weight 262 HOO lbs, against
pGS I1-lOO b-. last season; average yield
p.r head of all kinds Of lard, "a J3-lOO
lbs, total product Of lard, l93, ,432, l10 lbs,
AGAINST l9l 10000 lbs. last season. Ot
barrelcd pork there were produced oO4,-
743 bbls. OF mess, against 423,366 last
year; 4G. .S52 bbls prime mess, against A.
Dol last year; L., $40 bbls. of clear against
7.jSG bbls, last year; 1866 bbls. oi rump,
against L. .S39 bbls. last year. The total
number packed in Illinois was 2,lOi.I0O,
against ,S70,S55 last year; Ohio, ST.
13G. against S97627 last year; Missouri,
1Os. 500, against 735,S6S last year; In
diana. 6Gl ,490. against G99,223 last year.
Iowa. 1927 against 37,O5i last year;
kentucky, $Oj,79 against 256,@22 last
wear; Wisconsin. $50 I24 against 329,-
S9l last year. Aboyc are all the States
that packed over 10000 this year The
aggregate cost of the hogs packed is 500,
40 $50 against $63.37O.339 last year.
Average cost So 80 against 81 IS last
year. The summer packing between
March lst and November lst last year,
show, a total of l, ,l67, ,659 head; average
rross weight 20T pounds.
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Mee,ing Of Southern ana western
TurfInen.

The Suuthern and Western Turtlnen
Association held Joint Convention
mt the Palmer House to day, to
hear the report Of the Board Of Appeals
aud of the committee appointed at In
danapolis, 10 agree on II compromise in
reference to the State referees to settle
the disputes arising from the violation of
the rules of the National Association.
The report was accepted ard the board
Immediately made the following APP
pontments which gave general Satlsiac-
ton. They selected one from those
nominated bv each State, as follows:
Kentucky, j. \. Scarlet; Michigan, ;.
:. Vaughan; Indiana, Silas Tarr; Iowa,
0. ). Mcneil; Illinois, NJ. NJ. Morse;
Ohio, T. G. Anderson. Sectional feeling
was ignored and the greatest harmony
prevailed, and the general expression
was we are Il National Association now.
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TiltOu THINKS "Nickeyr will be n
Made Woman

Witness said-Thc last time | saw
Tilton ut the office of Woodruff Il Clahin,
they were talking about the Beecher arti-
Gle; nothing WAS said about it until he
came; he spoke first about publishing
the article; he said, | could do it directly
but | would be crushed, | am man and
YOU are woman, and they would not
crush YOU; | WAS opening cX-
chenges at the time behind the
counter, and they were all standing up:
TiIton said; "Nicky, if you publish this,
YOU will be made woman Mrs.
Woodruff then had an interview with
COL Blood, and he said he could not un-
dertake to publish il. Tilton asked him
WHY, and he said Plymouth Church had
rich congregation who would pay Il
hundred thousand dollars to have it sup
pressed. | was then opening the cS-
changes between the counters; | marked
the clippings in the exchanges for Col.
Blood; after this conversation they went
into the back office; shortly after l was
called into where they were talking
about this subject; heard Miss C.afiln
and Mrs Woodhull urging Col. Blood to
publish the article but he refused to have
anything 20 do with it; heard all OF
them Use the phrase, The Bcccher arti-
clc,' when was called into the inner
room; ii was to get the order for lunch;
this WAS in 1873, before was taken sick
| WI, boarding in Brooklyn. The Court
then took a recess.
After Recess.
Beccher came in with his wife and
brother, being his first appearance since
Friday.
When the Court WAS opened James b
WoodleeC's croSS-eXamination was con-
tinued bv ex-Judge Fullerton.
He tcstifcd-l think Tilton wa. away
before that conversation on the cam
paign; this was the first time l had seen
him since his return; | heard these par
ties talk about this matter before this in
their office on Broad street; it may have
been about two months before / think
it was in the front office | heard the con-
yer.ation; they were speaking about
Beecher and Pl ymouth Church this was