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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-02
New York Cattle Market.,l

NEW oEk, Aprll I.-Bo"N">-h h"-
ccipts 30 head, making 1850 head for
three days, against 1850 head for the
same time last week. Prices same as
Yesterday, but the feeling shade lrmer;
good steers lO3@l2!c; fat bulls aga
SIC live weight. Shcep-Receipt-
$50 head. making l,I@O head for three
days, against $50 head for the same
time last week. Stock has been accu-
muIuting herc for week and the pens
are full. with no demand and no trade
worth mentioning. The two car. of
prime sheep, 100 lbs average that sold
Yesterday at 7IE7i show II decline for
the week ofncarly ir ana further re-
duclion of ic Is necessary in order to IN
ducc butchers cooperate. Hog~-Receipts
3.23O. making 1870 head for three days
against l0,OSO head for the same time hast
week. None offered alive. Dressed
firm at 9.m g4c; mainly sold at 93c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA April l.-Flour-Less
active; Wisconsin and Minnesota family
- OOC,5 -; Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio IS 25G6 90; high grades $G 2j@
s 90. Wheat-ln moderate demand; (;
red 81 27@l 2S; white 81 30@l 81. Rye
-Unchangcd. Corn-Dull; yellow and
mixed s3!mSic. Oats-ln fair demand;
white 6SIGG9ci mixed western 67c. Pro-
yisions-Unchangcd. Whisky-Wcst-
crn at 81 II. Pctrolcum-Quict; refined
l4smll5c; crude l0lc. Clover Sced-lu
good demand at lc. Butter-Steadv;
New York and Bradford county extra IS
assoc; do fir,t4 25Gr27c. Checsc-Firm
and unccangcd. Eggs-Firmi western
9hLl21r.
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Boston Wool Market.

The market j. unchanged. Fine
heeces are dull aad prices still rule quite
low. All grades below double extra meet
with "A steady demand, and desirable lots
of No. !, and of combing and dclainc
hecce., would bring an advance on recent
prices, II, they are very scarce and diff
cult to find. The principal sales Of dou-
bic extra have been at 81! Ia j3c, but low
eqtrs has been sold rs high aS G9c, and
choice No. Ohio and Pennsylvania
would bring j7Gj jSc, and perhaps Il
higher figure. Double extra tlccccs are
in fact worth jm6c per ID less than
choice medium and No. graCcs. 'Manu-
iucturerS huac been running 80 much on
these grades that stocks are almost en-
haustcd Combing and dclainc ilccccs
are very scarce, and some washed have
been cold at G4G, G9c and desirable lot.
would readily command these figures.
Unwashcd has ranged from Is to 30.
Pulled wool continues in demand and
has met with Il ready sale. The transac-
tions of the week include 2S3.OOD lbs Of
Indiana, and comprise considerable comb
ing and pulled at js9osc. and good 20
choice supcrliucs at 500 j5c.
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Cincinnati Market.

ClNCINNATI, April l.-Cotton-Dull
and heavy at Ice. Flour-Dcmaud fair
and market fiamI Wheat-Firm at 81 y
al 1G. Corn Firm at 7OGe 12c. Oats
Firm at 6Om &c. Ryc-DuIl and nom
inal ut 81 II. Barlcy-Quict and nn-
changed. Oils-Unchanged. Egg
Firm at lGc. Butter and Cheesc-FIrm
and unchanged. Clover Seed-FIrn at
llmlllc. Pork-Drmand active and
price, advanced ut 81 30 Lari-Ac-
tive: steam Sl4 %; kettle Sl4 -. Bulk
Meats-Active: shoulders Sc; clear rib
sides lie; clear sides ll.c, Bacon
Steady and in moderate demand at :,
m9ml2l@l24c; held higher at closing.
Whskv-Demuld fair and market firm
ut 81 II.
HoGs-Only low grades Offering; com
mon So 2jm7 Ooi fair to medium ; %
la 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-02

addressed to him by the people from q
parts OF the land, and hence it contains
important information for the young
and old, male and female, single and
married, nowhere else to be found. Al!
the most prevalent diseases Of both sexes
are also plainly and fully considered ana
means Of self.cure made known. Unlike
other works on Domestic Medicine il in.
cludes the subjects Of Biology, Cerebral
Physiology, Hygiene, Temperaments.
Marriage, Reproduction, etc, all Of which
are treated in an original and interc,tin,
manner. 1t is compendium Of Ana
tomical, Physiological and Medica.
and embodies the latest dI-coy-
cries in each department.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-02
Daring Effort at Bank Robbery.

CINCINNATI, April IA daring but
unsuccessful attempt to burglarize the
safe OF the First National Bank at
Covington, KY, last night, was discover
ed this morning From the appearance
of the building the burglars had been
laboring some nights to accomplish their
purpose, and had spared no efforts or
expense to ensure success. The work
was begun by raising the floor over
the bank vault, cutting through various
thicknesscs of cement, brick and iron,
until they reached the interior of the
vault and endeavored to open the safe
therein by blowing the lock full of pow
der and firing it. The discharge only
blew off portion of the door. wedging
the remainder so closely that the work
men did not succeed in opening it until II
late hour this afternoon. The contents
of the safe were unharmed except a few
dollars in currency, which had been con
sumed by the powder. The burglars left
Il complete set of tools behind them val
ued ut several hundred dollars, and car
ried away nothing.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTOS, April |, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Upper Lake Region and
southwestward to the Missouri Valley,
areas of rain or snow, followed by partly
cloudy weather, southwestern to souther-
ly wiud., slight rise Of temperature and
stationary or rising barometer.
For the Ohio Valley, the South Allan
tic, Eastern Gulf States and Tennessee,
area, of rain and cooler weather, north
west to southwest winds and stationary
or rising barometer.
For New England, Middl" States and
Lower Lake Region, generally cloudy
weather, and areas of ram, with ,outherly
to westerly winds, lower temperature and
falling barometer on the coast,
The Ohio, Lower Missouri and lower
Mississippi rivers will continue to rise,
and dangerous floods may occur on the
lower Mississippi.
Caulionary signals continue from Cape
Huttrras to New York
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. April l.-Cotton-Quiet
at l6s@l7c; futures closed quiet and
steady; sales 23,3OO bales; April l6Ic;
May l6 29.92@l6 l5-l6c; June II 9-32
ali 5-l6c; July Il 9-32@l7 ll-32c;
August II 2l-32@l7 ll-l6c; September
II 9.32G,l7 5-l6c; October Is 2l-32@
l62S-32c; November 10 l-3l6@ l6 Is Ice,
FlOur-Steady and in fair demand;
receipts 1000 barrels; superfne western
and state 81 40@4 So; common to good
S4 S595 10; good to choice So l5@5 30;
white wheat extra s. j0G6 90; extra
Ohio IS 05@G 30; st. Louis So 00ta 500.
Rye Flour-Stcady at s. 00G5 10 Corn
Meal-Active at 81 00d4 is. Wheat
In fair demand; receipts $4,000 BUSH
els; Mol spring 81 23Cdl y; No. , 81 y
al 10; No. = Chicago 81 lGGgl lS?i No.
. Northwestern 81 l7ol -; No. Mil
waukee 81 l8!@l %; ungraded Iowa and
Minnesota spring 81 20Gl "a. Rye
Quiet at 9OcaSl %. Barley-Dull.
Malt-Quiet Corn-IH fair demand; re-
ceipts 81 900 bushels; mixed western SO
GlS63c; yellow 85Jc. Oats-Active and
iirmer; receipts 1000 bushels; mixed
western 7Ol@72c; white 7l@72c. Hay
Firm and unchanged. Coiiee-Firm
at l4@lSlc. Sugar-Firm; fair to good
refining 7sGSBc; prime Sc. Molasses-
Quiet and firm Rice-Quiet and un
changed. Petro-lem-Lower; refined
l4lc; crude 7y@7lc. Realistically at
81 05@2 10. Turpentine-S Steady at 36c.
Eggs-Heavy at 2l@24c. Pork-Firm-
er ut $2l jOa2l 62! Beef-Quict Cut
Meats-Dull; middIcs quiet, long clear III
tG1l3c. Lard-Firmer at l4s@l4 ll-l6c.
Butter-Unchanged Chcese-Firm at
lO6l6ic. Glover Sced-Nominal at II
@1llc Whisky-Quiet at 81 l@i.
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The Miners Raid-ExciIement Im-
tense.

HAzELToN, April 1.-The excitement
on the Upper Lehigh yesterday during
the rand Of the miners was intense, and
there was II perfect reign OF terror. 1t
seems that they divided their forces
before entering the town, some coming IN
ut the east end and the others at the
west end. Shot, were tired. Many of
the rioters were drunk and went through
the hotel cndeavoring to torce the land
lord to Join them The company store
was attacked and shots fired into the
building, but the superintendent and
clerks escaped. Riots are reported at
Asha.d with the loss of several live
All auiet here
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
the Week Ending VI ,rch ~. 1873.

The depression in the market for Leaf
tobacco, which followed the late change
in the tax on the manufactured article,
is gradually giving way, and the old
range Of prices is pretty nearly il not
quite rcgained for all grades except COM
mon old smokers and Strippers. These
now have the new to compete with, and
it is not likely that they will soon do bet
ter. The weeks business, though not
large, has been generally satisfactory
one; the prices obtained for all grades of
both old and new have usually met the
expectations of shippers, and been ac-
ccpted. The total offerings for the week
were 5S7 hhds and 1917 boxes.
At the Bodmann Warehouse %
hhds and l3 bxs new West Virginia.
at - 40. 3 at $ll 0OCdl4 30, II at Sl5 90
Ia Il 30, ) at $40 OOG29 W, at S34 90,
$50 90, $50 % and S62 90; IL bxs-G at
81 4O@9 80, 3 at Sl3 50Ca ii -, at
Sl5 jOm lS %.
At the Globe Warehouse hhds West
Virginia at s. 80, $l2 so, $l3 10. 3 bxs
do. ut 81 10, Sc 10. 81 - 3 hhds Ohio
Seed at S7Ca7 20.
At the Morris Warehouses hhds new
West Virginia ut 50 So SO 2j,ml5 80.
At the Planters Warehouse hhds
West Virginia at 81 2j, 81 -, S9@lO.
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AprOmincnt Arrest.

New YORK, April l.-General Will
liam J. Monks. who has held many i'm
portant positions in the government SER
vice, including Consul-General to MeN-
leo was arrested by the Secret Service
officer, last evening, on charge OF sell
ing counterfeit money, and committed TO
Jail. Monks at the time of his capture,
had, il Is charged, $500 in good green
backs. which had been marked for iden-
titication and given to him in exchange for
counterfeit currency. Manks fought in
the rebellion, commanding Il regiment,
anL ANn- Mnmulal snNnrAL tIImcs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market

New YORK, April l.-MoNEY-
Easy; loaning as high as e per cent, and
closing at 4per cent. Prime mcrchnntilc
paper 5ICa7 per ccnt. Sterling steady at
ls3@ 1873! for sixty days and 4S7@iS7!
for sight. Customs receipts $4l5,O9O.
GoLD-Opencd ut ll4i and closed at
lli5, with sales in the interim at III!
and ll4i. Borrowing rates 1872 and
l-6I per cent per diem and ,, and per
cent per annum; loans were mad" flat.
The Assistant Treasurer disburscd $i3,-
600 Clcarings $77,OO0,O0O.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

From the Commercial Bulletin, March ~.
Domestic DRY GooDs.-There was Il
more buoyunt feeling in the jobbug trade,
and the dealings in domestics, prints, dress
goods, shaWls &c, assumed increased
proportions. The more distant retailers
now in the market, whose operations have
been retarded by the stormy weather
which has prevailed until within the last
few days, are now purchasing fair amounts
of assorted merchandise and some of the
larger iobbrrs are doing a good business.
The pacHage trade was generally quiet,
as i, usually the case on Monday, but
cotton goods were in steady request;
dress goods continued active, and liberal
distribution of prints was effected, while
woolens remained quiet.
CaTToN GoODs present no new features
of interest, and prices rule steady in
first hands, but more cutting on popular
makes Is noticed in the iobbing quota
tions of various brands of brown and
bleachcd shectings and shirtings. Heavy
standard and fine brown cOttonS of lead
Ing corporation makes, and the best
brand, of four-yard browns, are already
sold up to receipts, but outside makes are
in ample supply.
GRAIN BARS are in good demand and
prices are ,tihly maintained by agents at
the recent advance. American bags are
held at 27dc net, Stark at 3lc net, and
Montaup ut 3Oc.
PRINTS were more active with both
agent, and iobbcr>, and the sales Of the
day reached Il considerable aggregate
amount Allen prints are coming for
ward in new and desirable white grounds,
of which Style ". r., just received. i
enc of the best S!c prints i'll the market.
The Southbridgc Works are doing well
with their Dnrciticy at 9ic, and especially
so with the new 40 Style >idc-band,
which is tasteful and well executed
print of entirely novel effects. Freeman
print, are unusually attractiv" this -ca-
son, and tie pIaid- OF this production ar"
very popular with the trade.
WooLES GOoDS remain quiet in first
hands, although there j. slightly improv
rd demand for fine fancy cts,imcrc,.
which are selling more freely by the job
Dcrs. Kentucky jeans are less active and
some of the medium grades are scarcely
SO strong as Of late, although prices are
nominallyunchan gcd.
New YORK, April l.-Busine-- con-
tinucs quiet with the commission houses
and the iobbing trade is moderately ac-
tive. Cotton goods steady at unchanged
prices. Fine brown >h"ctings in good
demand and closely sold up. Colorcd
cottons firm but quiet. Print> in fair re-
quest and plaid styles active. Dress good,
in steady request and worsted ,hawl> sell
ing well. Fancy cassimercs rule quiet.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, AprlI I.-FIour-Qulrt
and unchanged. Nhcat-Qmet and
steady; 40 red western II -; No. 2
II 25jml ~. Coru-.Stcady; western
mixed sllc. Cat, Quiet, steady and
unchanged. Rye-Quiet and steady at
81 O5GlOs. Cotfce-Rio cargoes l6@
ls3c. Hay-F.rm at SO 90 Whisky
Active at 81 u. Proyi.ious-Strong,
and buoyaut. PoIk-S2l COG2l So
Bulk Meats-Active; shoulders Si@ Sc;
clear rib l.mlllc. Lard-Firmer at l4i
Gljc. Buucr-Steady; western tub and
roll, ltT1 22c Prtroleum-Quiet at ~,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April l.-Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat-De-
mand fair and prices advanced; No. l
spring 81 90; No. fresh 96!c spot 94sc
seller April; 99c seller May; 99tc seller
June; No. 9l!@9lic; rejected S4!c.
Corn-Demand active and prices advanc-
ed; No. ? mixed &c spot; 66fc seller
May; 75tc bid seller June; rejected 65lc
Osts-Steady and in moderate demand;
No. 55c bid spot or seller April; colo
603c seller May Rye-Sl 90. Barley
No. 2 81 05 spot; 99c seller May. Seeds
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Active
at $2l 80 spot; S2l 40 seller April; $2l 20
seller May. Lard-Denand active and
prices advanced at Sl4 40 spot; Sl4 40
seller May; Sl4 so seller June. Bulk
Meats-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced; shoulders Sc; short rib middles
llsc; short clear ll5@l2c; all loose spot
or seller April. WhiskyDull but un-
changed.
On call board Wheat was higher at
99!c seller May; 81 OOsal COZ seller
June. CONFIRM. Oats-Higher at
80; 56c seller April; 6Oc seller May.
Pork-Higher at 52l A.! seller May;
S2l 97i seller June. Lard-NOminal.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PlTrsBURGH, April Nv hcat-Qwet
and price, unchanged. Corn-EaT ltm,
mixed 74ld75c; yellow 90 1Sc; shei!ed,
white and mixed 73G75c; prime yellow
7sG79c tree in elevator. Petroleum
Dull: crude 81 ~ At Parkers; refined
l4t@l4!c for Philadelphia delivery.
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rnhIic DehI Statement.

washington, April I.--Six per cent
bonds. 81, ,l49, l35 800, five per cent. bonds
S574,252, $50 Total coin bonds, 81, ,123,-
%Ss. $50.
Lawful money debt, $14G7S,O0O; Ma.
toua debt, S7,973,GjO; Legal Tenders;
S379.29S So; Certificates on Deposit,
$I3,0lj.OOU; Fractional currency, Sll.-
343.2O9: Coin certificates, s24, ,l9l 800.
Total without interest, $49O. .s7s.99l.
Total debt, S2.23G, ,9l9,2 ,292; total IN
tcrcst, S29.O4S, 40.
Cash IN Treasury in coin, SSi, l05, ,52Oi
in currency, S5,lS2, AZ; special dcpos-
it, held for redemption of certificate, of
deposit, ,i&,O45,OOO. Total in Treasury,
el&2.532. 49,
Debt less cash in the Treasury, s., 49,,
G34.71S; decrease of debt in March, >&,
GSI.2lO.
Bond, issued to Pacific railroad COM
pauirs. interest payabI" i'll lawful money,
principal outstanding, SGi,G25, ,jl2; IN
icrc,t accrued and not paid, S9,G&9 80;
interest paid by the United States, SO
2G4, lO2; interest repaid by transportation,
mails. &c, Sj,y43, ,74S balance of inter.
r,t paid by the United States, SO. 32O,
n,I
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FOREIGN.

',"""c'ni Crisis I'm Germany Feared.
-.>DnN, April IA special from
/ 10 SAYS u financial crisis is feared.
-- have been tweHty-eight failures
.,. persons have committed suicide
...--lrlC, vt lHAuGIal revtrSrs.
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ROId Theft.

CLEVELAND, o. April 1T W.
Noble of Medina county, went to the
Second National Bank Of this city, this
afternoon, and drew out 81, 100. While
standing ut the counter II thief named
Joseph Dubuque, snatched the money
and ran out. He was pursued and captur-
ed after a short chase, but had managed
during his flight, to pass the money to an
uccomplicc who escaped with it. His ac-
complce is believed to be one Mike Allen.
Dubuque formerly resided in Albany,
New York Allen was arrested, but no
money WAS recovered
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report: by Western
Union Line, office Northwest CUT
of Main and 18th SITS.
THE ICE GORGE.
crea, Excitement In Pennsylvania.

LouIsBURG, Pa, April 1.-The floods
caused by the Ice gorge have driven the
people from their houses along the river
banks. Great excitement prevails.
WILLIAMsPoRr, Pa, April The
ice above this place mas broken up and is
passing down on ali eleven foot Hood. a
large guar tity of logs have been going
down since 6 A. NJ, they are supposed to
have come out Of Pine creek.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April Wheat, Corn
and Oats-Firm and unchanged. Petro-
leum-Quiet and unchanged. ReceiPt--
Wheat > 400 bushels, corn. 100 bushels;
unt. llM hN.Mr.s
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Great Damage Anticipated In De-
troit.

DETROIT April 1.-The lee in Grand
river began breaking up to-day. Great
damage i, anticipated. -Four iron and
one wooden bridge have been carried
awsy at Lansing, involving loss OF
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Trials for POINgnmN in Ilnh.

SALT LAKE, AprN l.-Il INC ''>t pi
the trial of George X. Reynolds, for po-
lv.amv, the defense admitted the first
marriage. The second wife SwOrc she
was married to defendant in August last,
Mayor Wells had performed the last
marriage, and the defense admitted to
the last marriage The jury which was
composed of Mucmon- and non MormOnS
We're then charged by Judge Emerson,
who quoted the law OF 1862 He said rc-
nSIou- belief hpd nothing to DO with the
/ case, and that the law was constitutional.
/ The jury in half AL hour returned and
brought III verdict of guilty. The de-
tense moved To set aside the verdict for
the reason that the defendant had never
/ been arraigned, and asked 10 plead and
/ never had the indictment read to him,
I which appearing to the Sati Sfactiou Of the
/ Court. the motion 10 set aside was grant.
ed. Afterwards the defense waived a
new trial with the view Of taking the
case To- the Supreme Court. The de-
tendant was afterwards arraigu"d and
plead not guilty, and was set at liberty,
giving 5000 bail.
1t is expected that the trial of George
Il Conner, for polvgamy will commence
tomorrow.
Improvement Of the Mississippi
ST. Louis, April Capt Jas. b.
Eads received letter to-day from {. 7.
Patterson. Superintendent Of the nlted
States Coast survey stating that one
vessel with two surveying parties on board
viii probably begin te survey the south
pas If the Mississippi river this week,
and that another vessel left New York
about "a week ago with two other parties
on board and will arrive at the pass and
De- ready Tor work 10y the 4th inst. The
survey will be executed as rapidly a.
proper accuracy will admit Captain
Eads will leave here in few days for
New Orleans, and will atonce enter upon
prcparationS for constructing tn"
ietticS. He expect, the COM
inc summer viii be consumed
In making surveys, contracts Tor mate.
rioI.. supplies. labor and transportation,
and he thinks he will be ready to sink
his first RATS about the first Of October
next. He does not propose "a begin ac-
tlNt operations N4blA Al' 'is'" '''''
provision for the continuous prosecution
.. the work 80 that no delays may occur
after he once commences the lrttinN
proper He has appointed G. W. Il.
Boy.rr. If New Orleans a his urNi H.
sj,,ani resident engineer, and tins Sr"
uemun Will have active supervision O!
the work
Counierfeitcrs Arrested.
Nr. LOUIS, April United States
Marshal N"wcomb received Il telegram
To-day from Detective Du,kworth, stat
'"S that ne had captured the notorious
coun,ericlter>, Pete McCortuey. George
I'snkln Nike Rogers. Joe Ritterhouse
and John Hall, who escaped from iail
here ON the morning Of February 5th.
The telegram WAS dated at AN interior
town in Texas, but, Marshal Newcomb
Tor prudential reasons, does not wish the
name OF the place made public. AssiS
tance was sent TO Deckworth this morn
ING and the prisoners will be- brought
here ~ once.
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After Recess


Mr.. Bccchcr again took the stand. The
stcuographrr read the last question and
answer, II, follows:
Que,tion-Did you feel that very
much? Referring to Tiltons kindness
10 his SON Answer did and do.
Odd You so express yourself to him?
Al did ,ir.
Mr. Evarts-ln 1865 Mr.. Beecher or
in 1866 when the Cleveland letter and
comment, OF the Independent which have
been given in evidence We're made public,
did that affect in any way the relations
between Yourself and Tilton? A-Un-
doubtcdly it produced some effect, sir, but
il did not produce any effect rs socially
to affect IL.
O-Nuw do YOU remember about that
time. in the wear 1865, of having an in
terview with Tilton which had something
10 DO with an interview he had had with
Mr.. Judsom? Al do, sir.
Q-Mr JudSon was Il witness on the
,,lld YOU remember in this case? A-No.
| wasn't present when he was examined.
u-I mean that JudSon who has been
witness here. A-Ics. sir.
Q-Now, what occurred between you
and Tilton on that occasion? Al went
over to the Independent office with some
excitement and told Tllton.
Q--You had seen Judson? A-That
Jua,on was at my house that morning
and had reported that. .Tilton,as ] recollect
now. at u restaurant, while dining had
made some statements respecting me
which bore an imputation of immortality,
81, | now rccollect. II was statement OF
some loose misconduct with women, but
| can't be certain about 1t. |
came right to hIm with the
matter with some strong exclamation.
he SAID that it was not true; there was
some mistake and that he would 20 right
cut and see Mr.. Judson, and see what
the matter was; he went. and after n
time returned, a. | remember. within u
short time l saw him again; he said it
WAS AL mistake that JudSon had eX-
plaired all the matter, and that it WAS Il
mistake, and that he had never made use
Of ANY such language with respect to me.
Odd that end the matter? A-Ics
0-And removed the impression from
vour mind that he had said so?
Beach object to that.
Evsrts-Wrl. We will not press 1t.
O-Was this about the time that &c
wrote Won letter? Look AT that letter
shaving written paper. aud say If you