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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
FORTY.FOuRTH CONGRESS.
The Business or General Interest Trims
acted.
HHSkTE,

Mr.. Mitchell (Rep), OF Oregon, from tho
committee on privileges and elections, to
which committee was referred the question rs
TO tho proper amount OF compensation to be
paid TO p. D. 8. rlnchblck, late contestant
for n scat from tho State OF Louisiana, report
cd a resolution to pay Mr.. Pinchback sum
equal to tho compensation and mileage OF 4
senator from tho beginning OF the term for
which no was contestant to the termination
OF tho contest by tho SonLto. Ordered 10 DO
printed and lilo OIL the table.
Mr.. ConklnG (RGp), Of Now York present.
cd tho potiticiB Of citizons against tho pGssaco
OF any bill allowing an American register to
forcign-built vesstls. Referred to tho com.
mittoo on commerce.
Slr. Sherman QIep.), OF Ohio, from tho COM
misteo on finance, reported fayorably on the
Senate bill to amend tho laws relating to the
legal tonder Of silver coin. Placed on the cal
cndAr. Tho bill will provide for tho coinage
OF 4 silver dollar OF il2 $40 grains OF standard
silver, to DO legal tender for any amount not
exceeding go in ono payment, except for Gus
toms dues and interest on the public dobt.
Tho legal tendon power OF tho trAdo dollar IL
totally abolished. Tho other existing silver
coins arc to remain legal tender for tho
amounts now fixed by law. Tho bill Above
holders Of bullion to exchange 1t at market
value for tho new dollars at their face vGluo,
or for United States notes At par. Tho pro-
posed limitation OF tho Issue OF tho silver
dollars to ESQ, 100000 has not yot been incor-
poratod il tho bill.
Mr.. Morrill, (Elep), OF Maine. called up tho
Eonso bill making appropriations to supply
tho deficiencies In tho APP rupriAtions for tho
fiscal year ending June 80, 1876, and for prior
years, Various amendments proposed, appro.
priaiing Sl6O, 900, were agreed to, and tho bill
WAS road third timc and passed
HOUSE
Mr.. McCrsry (ROp.), OF Iowa, introduced tho
following bills, which woro referred: To
crcate sinking fund for the liquidation OF
tho government bonds advanced 10 the Union
Pacific railroad company; also in relation to
tho cancellation OF mortgages.
Tho dobate on the Hallet Kllbourn case was
proceeded with. The resolution offered by
Mr.. Lyndo (Rcp.), OF Wisconsin, directing tho
eergeAnt-at-arms to make return TO tho writ,
and TO produce Mr.. KiIbourn before the court,
WIZ adopted-yoas, l65, nays, rs.
Tho House took up tho report OF tho cleo
tion..comnlitttec on tho Alabama contested, cleo
ton case OF Bfomberg against HARRISON. Tho
report being unanimous against tho lain Of
the contestant, Bromberg, aud declaring tho
sitting member, Haralson, entitled TO the scat.
Thereport was agreed to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01

A pocket handkerchief is about the
only thing TO bo taken for cold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28
SUSPENSION IN THE COAL MINES.
The Market Giutted aud No Present Prospect
OF Higher Prices.

POM RICHMOND, Pa, Dot. Tilt has
several times been reported that the companies
connected win the lately disrupted GOAL com
Dinati0n were to suspend operations AT their
colt.ries, bat nothing definite has been done
la that direction until within the past few VS..
The operators have held meetings la the various
regions; the sentiment Of the majority was to
allow each individual TO do as he deemed ad-
vi-able. Some Of the Independent operators In
tue Schuylkill. Lehigh. Wyoming, and l. Okla
wanna regions nave shut down. They com
uiaiu that the market ts glutted with ant hrJcite
fuel, and there o. ing no prospect vi N evatton
OF urces 10 prunt ole margin, they wsider II
un tdvi-dble u continue mining for the present.
Now thai the individull operators have
stopped production, tue great coal anu tr ms
puItatiou con- panles hiv determined to ad opt
the sue uolicy. The Delaware and Hudson
Cod COmptny has s.ODped work at all mines,
aud 1909 miners and laoorsrs are thrown cut Of
WORK. Tue Phi delphi aud Reading Company
h = reduced Ito operations about ono half the
whole number Of UNEMPLOYED persons IN tho
GOAL fields IA somewhere near 2S,OOO and Access
slons are being made To this MUNGER DAILY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28

FRIDAY, ~ H.-FIuuR AND MEAL There
much ACTIVITY. hut low gradrs ratn,r uru,r ah
s n pree @ ter" eon GaS "s ! OWN to- s o e
Greg" quality VI he ut~ wheat com me. a. NE. We
Sus &C. q,s ~" w.nteg ming ~. ,irns
t5.Se,5so 10. Xxx and KIN ,aGtstt, So 10 sinler
s7"%ssj cS ,Hina.ns Mas IS ~, Is s. soash
err ba.ers and FANNY brands. . issssSl5 ss,na'hcrn
s2nssilu hraniyslnc ti.Segs3,o 80. rive -four
s ,sss '''o''i0' Buck a'a' 100 D. 500
1' Ill. as sae- s' md ' usnd. III IT, ~
iurts op.ned lower nu closed rather nigncr Owing 10
cosiags tic. ior October II i'gsc. Tor Sovrmocr,
dSra.y idc 10 nc n e AZ or Ap "
dna, ueiagss. Of Receipi, At Tue eof,s $780, pas.
GsMN-E neat d os-a. nrn.r and fairy active, sales
r isE SSs' s3e igr M: a. g. g i,r No. 99
,is7 io r red , g Tor .cr do s ana %
prime ss 7, az is, W. sna ows1 = a 49, %
w. Tor :, , Ie nj tistl.-o Saas'f 'an.aa reg
s'arce,y 80 nrin sales 81 co0 nnsn at s9cslie. "r
mixed and Si~viec Tor w'nte weston aud state. IN
M '!e ~ ~ &. " s.., ,na s:fe 1.r No.
At Se. .ot Sr %s -u nix d, crs ~ pS and
ksusa-. 5s'sesSa'sa SAL mixed ana No. ,heagS AT
ern 90 AM yellow q bs'tssO'sc.
redn 20 STOCKS ana srons tdSces from me Sun =,
spnlts 'urpentine sold At '1' sci r. opton Al No
IA Ous, aud zoe. for renurd IA OOs, lngut
pr sold 10 the extent Of 200 oO Dos. I.tks AZ 2O'i
tAles at sl15,s: i ow was nrmur, VIA sales
OF 10000 n. 10 i5tsp1 e,e dulI aud no
inaiy before lie ihor was .c,Vc and L.. hlVltT
hen lOcK toie VITA the stoeks NV much ruAuo Il.
NJ. . saite $500 Ne on private terms. There
sale a. 90 tons iron rails private criuH ;
quoted At t $40 Ia lihre there werr SAFES OOJ
Jas t f2,guu. &c al frisltS were more sruVe owing
70 seVera, a'cline-, Ia on berth ani chart
or - 10 Liverpool, by team, "a. eottoI, N T.
graii Nv sail. "a i CO. u, D. 10 o.. our g.. ST. G1Nh
Ia ndon nv 7lTsuSl do lOGl ny steam,
H4l $40. IA torK Tor oricrs, eyd ~ Crude Det
lruu from PuIdclphia IL BivmcL a.. shad ~. iraui
btium0r a. BprnrauN, A.. OF.
GRoN HRIKs Rio nrc was strong At Yesterday ad.
vance qluieu 1914 seO' C. -oid ra.rr yrs ay "
IA los htfs prNai terms; UNA HfudcF StF' urn
and qnrt at lLGslAC. Tor Mar Cui and ~ " Sc tor
j va, buth god, Ao,isses Wa IA e. ~ sNs0h i"f
ltc talry an steady NJ bgdet. iur domestic.
Raw NJ r.r- hl-hsr AMI ntn At OlAee <c fOf "a -
y, OF r, ~ ng tuna sales Oi Zoo ana Hn noN =
81. ola-s grade, p'lc. loo calc~i. - lns'
Tor centrifugal ronneJ IA aonand A"d NJ he' a. lac
IRnyt-ioNs- Pork excited AMI higher sars 80 hns
a. .5lGfIS g. 2 rput ~ u iHt 10 fNf
Jinnlr and Fenru - 90 75 out che eusr Vac It.
ior inuit me- BN'onQlet % Tor cry iunt ear.
duli cklrd ms, llipl9 ~ 40.
rnuud - ~ SIN ikcl n'ue, ltf glac. 40 soul
derH, Sai4lJt l.lrl rather thcalVr an ninEf AZ
for NJ no Mtstcrn anu 100 lutnrr dcAvcrS 1000 ~
a. o. 10lsiuSj Tor tue winter months, rlO,lna un-
trtued Dressed h ~, Sc a. 14tSsAi for CT v.
huIt ~ iN urniAud fnt nne srad stit@, lrnls 10
clol'e. iss5,l do ar 70 g. a, SIS51.s wes en-,
prlme 4" ohDif, @lA2ic,, common - good. 10
tVlN = rAnery, 800 81. Clvese hfm STATE FAC
ilrI,s. 9@i34a Mcntrrn DO, 1sl2S. Eggs ~ bar ;
frvsi, SoOS2SN LIN u, l0s1lc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28
TO DE VOTED ON.
Why the Railroads Favor the Proposed
Coustitu,ionaI Amendment.

ALBAS-, Oct. H.-There has been no dis
cussion whatever during the present contest OF
the Constitutional amendments proposing one
head To the canals and to the State prisons, but
the statement Of . recent movement here will
probably bring the public attention to them
pretty .harply. II Is rumored, with every ap-
pearance OF truth, that a consultation has been
held between railroad men at this place. at
which II was resolved that the passage OF the
amendment relative to canals should be argued
with all euergy, and money was contributed to
secure its adoption at the polls. The canal
amendment ia effect aonlishss not only the
Canal Commissioners, who haze recently be-
come so far reformed as to have saved nearly a
mini N dollars upon their Yearly EXPENDITURES.
but the whos C,Dal Board itself, aud oentres
all the power OF the canal system Of the State
In one man. to ne appointed by the Governor.
4 he railroads. being natural competitors Of the
canals, shrewdy conclude that they can anipu-
late the one man much more salts fact nrtly than
they can whole hoard Of men; henoe their
present action. The originator Of the amend
ment. wnicn was once defeated several years
agu. was senator Madden ~ Oranle, who Is "a
prominent director Ia the Erie Hailwa,, and
was II that time Chairman Of the Railroad Com
mttee Of the enhte and this fact fur her con-
firms the probability OF the remark iDlo action
Indicated ny tDis reoorte1 consultation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28
THE SCARCITY OF WATER.
Waste Of Water In the CIV to be stopped
Until Rain Falls.

Waste Of Water In the CIV to be stopped
Until Rain Falls.
The Grand Jury. having urged the mu-
nlcipal authorities to restrict the use Of water
In watering the streets, and stop its con-
tinuous Cow Ia basins. averrina that =
"great length OF time must eapse be-
fore the reservoirs can be elled, evon
under a prevalence OF continuous rains"
Mr.. John c. Campbell. Chief Engineer OF the
Board Of Public Works. SAYS that orders were
given more than a week ago TO cease watering
the streets, aud that the police have been In
structed 70 prevent the use OF hose upon side
walks and houses. hey have also been ordered
no 5esas. ~ ,.ss g sSSs9n .a water ,s a.
-four reservoirs within tine city limits contsin
i.250,0oOOD0 gsons. They now bold only four
n humans million a SALONS The average age
been from nine hundred million to
Que oillion gallons. The present dencit has
which the b. lef rain Il a few days ago aid NOT
In the least rcmeov. The average corruption
Of the city ~ one hundred mi hons OF gillons "A
million gallons, patty through the above orders
and partly from the fact that no water rises to
the upper stories II many houses.
The storage reservoir In Yves chester county.
covering 800 acres. ond having dam sixty feet
high. y empty. There 10. however, fortnignts
supply ~ water On band, and ten OF
PRIVILEGES We been tapped Like
Mahouac covering so fcr !, mas been
drawn N TO the extent OF feet; KRIS lake. LIZ
acres, feet; Lake Gilead, l@s acres. 10 feet
I.ske Gleneiua. l6s cree, ieet; Lake WacabIc,
20 acres, fee tso-s pnnd. 30 acres feet ;
White pond. 10 err--, feet; Pine uond. "
Feet: CHINA POM, - acres, feet
Mr.. Como Del, /. INKS there need be 10 fear OF
a water famine Win proper economy. and IN ers
In ALWAYS lrut trihfs OF spoedy rspleulsning
II the reeerFo.f- " rain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28

lO,e5o; Michigan Central. Alsoi Erie. 2150i New
Jersey Central, 612p; Pacific Mail, Loo; North
western, 20Voi the preferred, 2,l10; Delaware
Island, 600; Illinois Central, 40; New York Cen
trail 100; Obios, $40; Union Pacific, 100; Morris
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 90; Atlantic and Pa
cl1c Telegraph Company, 100 Chicago and Ali on.
10 HARLEM, 100; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 100;
81. Louis aud Iron Mountain, 100; st. L., X. G.
and Northern preferred, 100 Wells FARGO Ex-
p,ess' w. Fort Wayne, 20. and Pacific Of Mis-
The gold market was devoid Of special fea-
at Decline tt d1 , end hs"yy 10 the early trade
covered TO 1904 again, and In consequence OF
sennsd a t eo pus In the late trade ad
Inc European news did not exert any innus zee
upon the market.
The following we're the principal transactions,
iOSc T. aiSSs IN A. M iSs, 81? e m. 1897:
In loans the rata paid the use Of gold were ix
ssd ess s5s iSt fss, e aoS
sSsooe gSls esss sS ss.sSs5 sna
IN called bonds ana paid out In coin Interest on the
The days business 81 the United states subTreasury
va va Sod receipts i2 "a golo payments q ei.
S sa5,sns 'S rs %
cancelled gold certificates scnt 10 United states
fhe internal revenue receipts at Washington were
$1,000 az ne customs rsec,gt. seo90oo Toe
noes tor seaempas se sesyyy 10 a.
Washington at the close Of business to-day were
Cmrency. tl2.od0.0loi coin, tA,7io.ooO including
t35.57O, 600 cola certificates.
The St. Louis, nsas City and Northern Railroad
shows an increase Of $40 1925 In the earnings for
September compared with the same time last year
and decrease In the expenses Of tsb. 10.
Foreign exchange ruied weak at ne nominal quota
lions of ~ 81 and Ass for time and demand drafts re-
spectvey; but the selling rates were S2t aud " etf
There was liberal supply OF oanable FUNDS on II
during the morning at ~ cent. but about 2 p. y.
the rates were temporarily advanced 10 3p5,1. with
free Offering at the close. however at ~ Discounts
continued quiet at 4d for prime commercial accept
ances.
G9yernment bonds assumed nrmor tone at an ad;
vance Of bsdA cent. There has Dcen for several
days bet er disposition 70 purchase and coupon 1903
advanced TO len coupon 1905 selling at il6k aud
eVrpoh sa os n o, iso, 70 iiaas pm ,,o.,n....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28
Did.

RARKLEY.-ol THURSDAY. oct. 81 1876, mes hsrs-
tener.l sci,l,r. sunday, .ptn ms :. o'clock P.1
AZ "a. Ia" iia-urc, 20 - 81. " ara k1iallv.s
aitrnd wiii1t m rilr' - tis' H. NAN, sl be Ia On
friSf W On "a, IN DR. I'm '.' j in ' tas , "a
years At his rr,it~nrr. 81 lti,.s..
FOX. o. W,'.,.1.,, Do. 20 ncr short nlues..
Albert H. i Ia ssed YEA % i.lnti aud 70 GAYS.
23i l. o. o. r., nd ia ii.ni Dnant,r 30 IS o. i So
creen nS o ,S s' s , 'a9 qn 80 o"- st.
e1n.upvcn War; % MI 9 Js 9s, e. %
-; ,..,s. ~, -, ... ''s1
o. Dean IT, broo Ayn, ~ sl.ly oct. -, AZ OlasK
HAL trkI. Ca tri4s,. oct u. Louis hAiDe,t after
R,lsa- t. be ,asea to wocn,wn Cemetery. $50
MUST. On Friday oc'. a. Eilabc,n Hunt. In III.
F,'nds Vi ine lam. or re.pectfr'iY invited to sl
icnee' o. Nortn Mooie '. ga sunday, Oct 20, All
MAuGi il-0n TNn-'t,v. oc'. Cd. Sarah Mauser,
VIA W 81 tle late Ausu,.~ Pau la.d ,isu. OF
The iuner. VII lsSe n zee from her sons house,
l3A,r W,nn. y Ierra.e; IO.ey Island hoad, at 1
he,oLGAN.-on frilas. ogs q, k4wsri :. MeooL
Tie relatives and ricni- Of ,hc family are respect
o. -, tore" 81 s.nin forsiana sv. BfooAnn. On
MorntsliNND ssran M,Partiaad OF the parish Of
euaassSSan s e'n nk s ~ ss ~ ie en- .ao
da,. me 2vhol oeoo'r from "a lin st., south rolA
10. Fuengs aad relsiWrs aTv latlcI 90 attend the
ruiiS."0a Fn.sy. 0ct "a 1874 at her late rest
ya Vic cn P.re NJ ~ . sG; 1s Of ne,
Notice OF funeral to.mo-ow.
NAll--sulieny. on the 2jtn OF October. Joseph A
Va - , ,.. - I $780, ~ IA, a. ~, ~, un,
L'dg., No ~: + ana A. NJ. also Manhattan ioigs,
Gu Sunday the 20 b. roI ns late resdrncs s57 Brooue
~, a. i o'e'.cN 4. Al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28
the BALriM0RE. RACES
Dorsba-s. NIL Brace. aud Add Winning the
First fIonOr..


DALTIMoRE, OCT. 27.-At PimlicO to-day
Tho we .tAer WIS One AMI the track good. he
mt race was for a purse OF $3.50, OF whtch 80
went to the second horse; winner Of the ecu
trl Stakes 1ve pound extri. The st rters
r. II Dernia, "a pounds; II imbast, " pounds;
Princeton, l0l pounds; aud Sally McCrea, 81
pounds. Bounbast was the fayOrite. with saE
MeCrea second eh ice. The Start WIS good
VITA Bomb ist leading, Hbernit ectnd, sally
h,Gres ;Hrd, md Princeton fourth. Al tie
quarter sally McCrea ran 1" ne 80 ond place,
aud he'd II w thi back y reich aud around tue
lower tIrn. Coming lnio the none stretcn,
hln"riia went u toe second position, ana tue
hti-n VS. made WI BOmDIst Ia.uing II hernia
one ien-th, sally MetIea g,ooa Ihird, ana
Princeton a Utd iouftu. lime, l;i11.
me second was seliiug Ice foi all ages, one
ard h.lf iu'i 5. toe Dorses To be soto ny auc-
uan Inmedi.teiy :, GO ~ race; Fpt $3.50,
fuh weight; fr 400 all wed o lbs; Tor t7JL
a.iowod ~ los -, so, alloAel IL ius.i II not
the inst hor-e, ana $40 f.r the srcoru Iue
~; C1urtsr, ~ lbs; p,ladin. lO4 u.s.; lii i'uer.
ee los; ON O'Nei, lO4 IT,; LAdb lOl ior :
ROCK, lu los; 'I"u"c, w les.' nd Kenny, 10
lbs. q way g1t away no., Win bh Bruce
second, Courier third, aud the Uthels running
tOgVtref. Ihere " no change la Tue lower
turn nor at tue tlrst quarter, but 90 the JGdges
onu, Poi Cin miro, BIZ Biu Is fourth, q lway
0itn.krnnY sixtn, inu Lady Mac. To omen nd
houOo b,tns,uV az ,hs rear. AT the quarter
q lw"y went NJ second. wtn Marlpck ~ the
10 Il, aud ~ hrp4uu to the lower turn without
change. On the home hNetcn Bll lture went TO
the trout ~ Il came t. tie nnisn an easy Wthuer
by two lengths, vita Galway .ecOuu, Courier
thlrc, ON U Neil luur,n. and ME otLers lar IN
the rear. Line, 2:his.
Ihe tnIrI ace wa, the u vie ~ kes, tour-nlile
heats. for ~ aYss; $40 enhance haif furleii :
i've 81 more sunscIt. els 10 MI aud thr . or more
~ NJ RI, the ciub ~ aIu S2OJO iOT tht nst horse
Hnu 500 lor tns eecOnd, ~ no IL u rec I'VE the
krs 80 the amount ~ tsJ: utat lens slllwro,
II l. req yeas Old. pound " tour Ne 10 old,
pounds, ami n vera and up~ ~, -
pounds. Add, IleretOg, Llg SdnIy, aud lIecuiu
In MT haa 80 III.
Add second, IiculO third, aud ueretuI loufth.
On Tue upper tIrn Add wet 10 tne front
Nitn Big SANDY second, aud liccoio tnirJ, uhllI
L.e ~nu IT ne urst nile then liereto1 "tht up
guu uc.d H. 10 the ma OF Inc SECOND mile, lhd
,hsu took The Second place. lne Z 90 Was
tnen u'tWe II Ada aud h'rOtog, Big sandy ana
Coin t,ihg 10 lar tcninu a. 10 leave u nope
al SAW lutu di~tfltr. lhe thlrd ahd TOUR 10
nii'es w"ie unishei WIN Ada elgut leugths
Hnrad 90 IIcletog. aud M saDdy and P1sVlo
oIs.anceo. lime, 1914
foI tue second ue.k Add WIS the fiv0rite at
large ODDS, ma ne i"d ~ IA tue ~t,rt. lie riII
Toe frur miies under pul ADD same 10 The
1nsh .lgnt ngtpH ,he d, HtJyin- tie neat anu
I've Iaoe. Iime-i;t%A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-28
CABLE DLNPdTCH ExPLAINED.



The examination OF William Butler Dun
can with reference to the Bankruptcy Of Dun
can, snerm "a Il Co. WAS resumed Yesterday be-
fore Register ketcnum. lie was Questioned by
MIR. Brown, tho attorney for Mr.. Haight, as fol-
lows:
Ola the cable yran put n evdenc at the last hear
IN ne fplo" ~ lusua-e - used LARGE aol'ities,
unlnp,lls o4t l"les. care - add tionAl iiom
PANE How tx lad you pten mi,,c,dlns Il puo.
hst A.. ~ n,s,rsiig .ne pubic q yol ns II 1"sAy
o. u,au ,u. se,se IA which YOU uscdlt IN that
~, 1sSsi ls uea TN ,s ,s sao. I-Ss
kaI he plolic II | cOiiinue IN business.
Q-iiHd yOd ~ 81 nis'eadns Ihe pdOAef Al had
Q-"Your olcran ays, N ooiy suspects, conn
drne- unimO~I. ud" What uil you meaA ny tnh2 a.
10 an, IA qus non prop rlr e VA necessary
usc sue wo.esIn ,ne trlesrAa I1iye ALREADY stAlc
~ ny p,e'I, ,H "ns In ~ sGa5 f.S NJ Wato -,
the Mhgr."s At taat time. rne r,soa VI N, seelug
M t, s @IE sSI rarS Ss III s T, 'I Su sS
gu s,l1n w.leh u'ed me 70 examine tle sluatou "
III ~ Va ,ia III "a ION ot tSe III of July az once
s sa nul pM. - letter 'I ron 81 part
ner ot "a bariAg clull DC answered b. nAl, II was
aaeS'lai "g S,i, Nr ' WA thia went Ia. alter
SS n 1t ay caea sdSct and l@est every
incnd IA y sou. 9i own. .ont from "aras Of
tAp le' -it al1u asa to.d I'M lelt lnat lsAodll
c'osS ny a %r' a ""ce, hs ssed "h ia 3 '"e's rAs
through BLr ~. Who a arze interest VITA us,
AUD NM ui- y sNIng 10 grant such rrtlei, aud
thought MINT uet an zoe ~ rante of NY atier 20
uccI"ip.isA tna II rep led: " Y a have 40 rght 60
ornr 'ns '-il ,'i,i dl " community a. long "a You
Wa 0n"rgnt iiom mat { a merchant. wnO cuu,d
cease bullu a.o4s uud creating nAbillIus. VIA
US bn ~ txcuange we're DouSht, depOs-
u ma - aud o..ior ibli les created without
our aculi int the ~ sought WOui b. ilpperlLye II
Eve nee s,ilY u II ,voI Wnlsporedi tht cOuld
not cUntnd, for mon en- " tnuu running tlsk, and
"a ose o. i"Lure dJLig A. lnystee, Az IlaI - that
sli uid 'OsF ~ uc,. phc gran ed al nat "a
say Out ~ lcnd ihd ollnsg, ldu you 20 Take no
s,N sIhhou hava M d. the tnJrt LrJugn the rags
| In tho ni'au u a. do lttlr cAll without
turinx do 90 Stnel wOuid render thu al IN tive
! saw Nj. Mef r. nj frequently the ~ l. 2ilh and
1o,h OF Jun, ad eVsrb tiu usel be aTsu u"nts
tnu Obta,h ~ tlt sanlc adSce saw Mr. Naru n the
2tl ui j ~ tn "a my tatrmen, 90 tnen concealed
eDthlng. IA VIl VIVA, ~ them - the Tnxs.
snd cave '.leu io4I'.d, Wan .ne ,Hnr.sson ON NE
part IA II ~oud doubtful II the AID ASKED would
al rd tue rei. Not~.List ndug ths w.tn the facts
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the MURDER OF OFFICER SCOTT
Testimony that one Of the jackson Hollow
tang Confessed TO IL.

The trial of John Hurley, one of the
jackson Hollow gang OF Brooklyn, who was in
dictcd with James whelshan and Thomas Burke
for the murder Of Officer Edward Scott on the
I'd OF July at Steuben stfeet and MYRTLE avenue,
was begun IN Brooklyn yesterday. Scott en-
deayored to clear the crowd of loafers on the
corner, and John Whelabsn, a ward politician,
said to him I'VE take possession Of this cor
ner." Scott attempted to drive the men OF. and
was struck on the head with large paving
stone. He died four days afterward. jane
Fields, who lives opposite, testified that she saw
wnelahan looking about the street for a stone,
and she begged him not to throw any stones.
Hubert Conroy heard Offcer Scott saw: Boys,
clear the sidewalk, and let the folks 90 by" lie
was almost immediately knocked down by a
stone coming from the southeriy side OF the
"Give me nv pistol" He was weak from a loss
of blood. and his conversation grew irrational.
Judge Riley testified that the prisoner. Hur-
lev. Ia the judges private oflce. asked him what
would be done to him In case he was found
gully or II he confessed. The judge replied
that he could not talk to bin on that subject.
Hurley then said that he had been drinking on
through different streets In the vicinity, return
ing liter In the evening tn Steuben street and
Myrtle avenue. He heard SCOTS voice order
inR some Que away from the corner. Hurley
sal ! that he picked 10 stone about as large as
mans hand and threw IL In the direction Of
Scott, who staegcred and fell 20 the sidewalk.
The prisoners counsel fought tho admission
OF this testimony, but Judge Moore ruled 1t 10,
as " was proved that no induce ment was offered
Tor the confession.