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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-22
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
MlLrNling.

Wheeling.
The demand for flour is brisk and -
keeping up even with the supply, while
manufacturers are not anxious 10 sell ut
prevailing figures The market ~
firm and wheat is stillcOming
in pretty lively and selling At 15c
per bushcl, with fair demand at those
figures. Prices in all instances remain the
same rs at our last report. In the feed
market middlings and bran are quiet. oats
are fairly firm, corn has Improved and
hay remains quiet. Prices are ~ follows:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choirc family flour
in barrels - 90: i'm sacks 81 -; middhng~
per ton $li 90; bran per ton 81? %; whca,
No per buShcl 75c.
FEED Corn per buShcl iOai5c: oats Pa
PIC; baIcd hay per ton Sl2 GOALS 90; loose
hay is selling for about ~ Whl1 90 per
ton.
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demand; futures quiet; No.
Q mixed November 45la46c; Dec
ember 45sa45Ic; January 45sa46ie; Feb
ruary 46la46lc. 0ats-Spot firm, but
quiet; rejected white 35!c; No. white
Sale; No 2 white December 35ga
35ic; January 36la36Ic; February 36la36ic
Cheese-Fairly active and firm; Ohio fair
to prime 1lla12ic.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., November 20.-Wheat-
Active and weak; cash 77lc bid: De-
cember isle; January 79sc; May S5tc.
Corn-Dull; cash SIZE. Oats-Neglected.
Glover Seductive and weak; cash
81 90; December 81 57!; January 81 60;
February 81 72l.
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flediGinal.
sreezing Catarrh.

r..-,..sug sus,2r, Suceze, Sneeze, the
Tie - af>rhGrgcs from the eyes and nose
s.rs- . ..,i Inflammation extending TO the
t1e ...... cd. lhs mucous lining, ca'ls-
;s7~.. ...... s.usa.so..s, cough, ringing noises
ia, CT ,,.f ard splitting he&iacaes-how ialnil-
IN On. ~, ...~-r.ans arc To thousands VINO suffer
b.'l..', ~ .,.m head colds CT influenza AMI
fs7'.', ". ignorance Of the fact thar a single
sa' jus ',.. .. S,<r,Eus RADICAL. CURE FOR
ar?'',,...- .., ,i,7i INSrANrANEoUS relief
Ca''..,.. ~. a.ut in eases Of simple Catarrh
Sd. .- fliu. idea of what this remedy win
srs' ~. .Tr,nic forms, where the breathing is
l'h ~. IN ny choking, putria mucous aecuHu-
OBJ. .r. hearing affected, smell and taste
..1a> ...I .rrrrgatyi and hacking cough grad
g.ar .a'..,, itself upon the debilttated sys-
-l..y aS.,. n Is that the marvellous curative
.,-l ts..,r.,-TS Radical cure maniiestS itself
,.r'g o., .,,rrarl> ami grateful relief. Cure be
b 'n',A ,r. rfr,t application. II Is rapid, radl-
-r,.0.- mi economical, safe.
a.. parma. E,nlrAL CUBE consists OF one bottle
-t>f@s..n -,',r CURE, one box Of CATARRHAL
q Oh. mi nrt IMPROVED INHALER, price 81.
,'-'.'r r,rrvr prvG K CHEMICAL Co, BosroN.
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IHIo RIVER RAILROAD.

nHIo RIVER RAILROAD.
This time tsble oorTectsd N May bah, isss.
Trains leave Par Handle station, t,f ~ Eley.
EMIT s,feet. pear public landing a. folioTS-Cen.
tral standard TiTne-Wblch . - mipasss slower
than Wheeling time:
GOIrG SoCTB
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PET ROI.FCM.
Bradford.

ID
BRADFORD, November 20.-Pctroleum
Opened AT ~; highest 40 lowest and
closed at ~ clcaranccS, 1900.
Oil city.
OF CITY. November 2O.--rctrolcum-
Opened at 80! highest 75,; lowest a.;
closed az. Sales GS1, 600; clclranccs
=. $50, 900; charters Dbl; shipments
lO3,19
Pittsburgh.
PII"rsRUIGu, PA, November DO
Petrolcum-Fairly active and lower;
opened at 10, closed ut ~ highest -, ;
lowest II!
Titu>Ville.
TITUsvILIE. November 2O.-Opencd at
~ highest 80; lowest II! closed ~.
New York.
NEW YORK. November 20.-Pctrolcnm
Opened strong ut I5lc, remained steady
till after noon, declined to ~, closing
weak ut 1lic. Sales ,25O, 900 barrels.
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n Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiScretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, l
viii send you receipt that will cure you
free Of charge. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Amer
lea. Send selfaddreSsed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D.. New
York City.
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Married a Ward in Chancery.

LONDON, November 2O.-Pcrcy Comp
ton. an actor, has been committed to
prison for contempt OF court IN marrying
a ward i'm chancery. Compton, who Is
thirty-one years of age, met ut Brighton
last summer girl named Mary Patcr,
AGED twenty, and the two soon became en-
gagged to be married. Miss PaterS
mother, when her consent was asked, re-
fused to permit the marriage on the
ground that COmpton'S profession was not
a desirable one, and that his scanty
means aud pTeC.lriOuS income were not sui
fcient to properly support her daughter,
who, upon attaining her majority, would
come into possession of go, 600 year and
large estates in India. Compton persisted
i'm his attentions to Miss Pater, and re-
peatedly renewed his appeals To her moth
err. The latter remained Obduree, and
was supported in her opposition by Miss
Pater's guardian who also objected TO
the marriage and warned Compton
that he would he imprisoned II he
should carry out his expressed intention
of marrying their ward without their
consent. These threats had no terror for
Compton, and he forthwith illustrated
his contempt for the opposition Of Miss
Pater's legal protectors and guardians by
marrying her In court yesterday Comp
tons counsel pleaded hard for the release
ofhis client, who had been impelled to
the commission of the act charged against
him only by his ardent affection for the
lady. Tie did not, counsel said, want her
money, and WAS willing that every trth-
ing of it should be settled upon her. To
send Compton to prison would
break his young wite's heart and prevent
him from obtaining lucur-
alive engagement which had
recently been offered him. The
Judge, in view of Compton's having been
warned of the consequences OF his mar
rage with Miss Pater, refused to consider
any extenuating circumstances, and conf
mitted Compton to Jail, from which he
will be extremely lucky if he is released
within three months. The young couple
are sympathized with on all sides, and
Compton's friends, who are many, are
filed with indignation ut his imprisOn-
ment, claiming that it is notorious that
Miss Pater's family at first encouraged
Compton's eourt$hip of the young lady,
leading him to believe that they desired his
attentions to result in marriage.
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New Opera.

VIENNA, November 20.-Goldmark' :
opera. "Mcelin," was produced here last
evening and was well received. The
house was crowded. The composer was
repeatedly called before the curtain. The
music is Wagncrian, with more tendency
to contrapuntal effect. The opera hardly
ranks as high, or will meet with such
.sncl.rss as Goldmark's "Qucen of Shcba.
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Daily DsIIy Ic.
sTLTiOss. Pas. fNst. com.
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Haulbar's Latest.

SOFIA, November 2O.-General Raul
bars has demanded the release of Captain
Kabokofl and the alleged MontencgrinS
who participated in the revolt ut BourgaS,
threatening to resort to extreme measures
unless his demand is complied with and
the priSoneS liberated ut once. Owing to
the strict press censorship now in force
here newspaper conducted in the inter
est of NJ. Karavelotf rcsorted to yesterday
to the publication of quotation from
Isaiah, limiting the excerpts TO those in
which the prophet upbraids the lSraelltes
and fnrctrliS their doom.
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WOOL.
I,clinE.

Tuesday, November IL.
The local market continues rath-
or weak, caused by the unset
tied condition of the Eastern
markets. which are uncertain on account
OF the Threatened strike of the textile
workers, and other unfortunate clrcum-
stances. Prices remain the same ~
last week and are rs follows: Xxx
washed :;OI:I!c; unwp,hcd, onc-thiTd OF;
medium washed 3la33c; unwashch ia
III,
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An American Adventures.

PARIS, November 2O.-An American
adventures named Kate Richmond, alias
Maruuiso Rose de Ia Sale, who has taken
refuge in England, has been sentenced in
default to twO years imprisonment for alb
tanning money under false pretenscs hy
letters purported to have been signed by
DIR. Coffin, late Bishop orSouthwark.
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A CowARDLY ASSAULT.
Three Brothers Attack n Man Who Sold
Claim Against One of Them.


Claim Against One of Them.
Special Tiegrum 10 the Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, o., November 90
About 4:3O this afternoon Alex, Andy
and Grant Crewson, brothers, went to the
Market house and assaulted Wheeler Bur-
CESS. who keeps a grocery stand there
Andy and Grant caught hold of Burgess,
while Alex. pulled a revolver and fired at
him. The ball struck the side of his
head ard glanced around to the back, III
flicting scalp wound. 1t seems Burgess
had bill against Alex. for groceries,
which he repudiated. Burgess then sold
the claim to a man in Wheeling, who at
tached the wages of Alex. ut the Jefferson
Iron Works. This was the cause of the
attack. All three were arrested and are
in the lookup awaiting hearing, which
will be given them Monday.
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81 Clai~ville accommodation leaves wheel.
ing ~ - "a ~. lE1and go .. m. leaves BELL
aiiC nj 9.I0a N. 21S aud G.S T.. M. Returning.
arrives Ht Wheeling at 80 a. m, b and bb y.
m. daily except sunday.
I0.Dp. ~. train through Ia Cincinnati without
change, with sleeper thnsIgh Z" Cincinnati
LAur-yIlr Accommodation leaves Wheeling At
iOD D. m, BcRirc nj il5 g. NJ, daily excerpt sIB-
day.
Ho,ndsyIilo Accommodation leaves Wheeling
nj II y ~ ~. and arrives NJ NVuudsyillc nj III
f. IN. daily excerpt sunday
GrnftDn crommOdAtIUn leaves nj aHb y. m.
ThUugh coach from Wheeling ~ Cin~iBnAti
daily "u So 5. leaving Wheeling NJ y.EJ a. m, mr..
rying at Cincinnati Mt cop ~.
Il y . sleeping car on all thruugb rainA
Cl,sc connection mad. iDr All IpinB h1Dih and
Southwest. North and E0dhwcst, making this
desirable route fof cpl0nisu aud I"u1ns moving
" 10" great vest, and IA whom particular ai,an'
uon T. given.
Tickets ~ all principal ISpnts on sale at drIOt.
Fleeping chr accommodations can H. secured al
r g. BURKE,
Ticket Agent ". -. Depot.
JOHN BAji.IE
Ticket Agent. usd"r Mcclure Moose.
JOHN T. LANE Tray. Passenger Agent
e. X LORD, G~i. Pas agent
X. T. DKEEiES, General Agent. wheeling
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to defraud, and for using the Postoffice for
the purpose of obtaining money under
false pretenses. The Canon says he has
advices TO the effect that the American
Government will take action on the latter
CHARGE
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POWDERLY'S INVESTIGATION

OF the Late Strike In the Packing Houses
After Buffers Scalp.
CHICAGO, November 20.-The following
is published here to-day: at was reported
Yesterday, and the report seems well
based that a secret committee would be
sent here early next week by General
Master Workman Powderly to investigate
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ONCE for Hamilton.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-Sir Robert Hamilton,
Under Secretary for Ireland, is to be APP
pointed Governor of Tasmania, to succeed
Major Sir G. c. Strahan, whose resignation
has for some time been in the hands of the
Colonial Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.


New YORK. November 2O.--Thc market
was quiet TO dull ~ usual TO Saturday at
this stage of the season. The ncw business
was unimportant, hut there was well
preserved movement throughout deliveries
on orders.
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COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, November @.-Cot,0n--
Quiet and steady; upiands . BIG; Orleans
-. Futures closed firm; November 9.O1:
Dcrcmhcr . II; January 923; February
9.33; March 9.ii; April 9.5i; May 9Gi;
June 9.7i; July ~ August ?.n.
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Hon. G.. Il. Hoard Dead.

CEREDo, w. VA, November 2O.-Hon.
c.. r. Hoard died here to-day, aged -
years. Deceased was member of the
35th and Both Congress from the Twenty
third district of New York.
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Has Not Changed His Mind.

LONDON, November %. The I'dH MAI
! Ggzcjfe withdrawS the statement 1t made
yesterday that the Marquis of Salisbury
| had changed his mind and arranged to re-
main in the city OF Sunday and receive a
denntation of unemployed wOrkmen.
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All trains daily except sunday.
Pullman'S Palace Buffet or Hotel Weeping
Tar, through without change nom siruhcnrll!s
East Ia Philadelphia aud New York, West to Coz
lumbuS, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, India.
napolis AMI - Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks sleeping
car accommodation, and any further Information
apply la JNO. q. TOMLlNSOS, Ticket Agent Of
Fan Handle station foot of Eleventh street, or
at CITY Ticket oii.c under Mcclure HOllsc, Wheel
ing JAMES MCtkEA
General Manager, Pi,tsburg. Pa
r. A. FORD.
Ganl rsss and Ticket Agent, piItshury.
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B., G. X z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire ut $50 a. IN. for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire at 2O5 p m. for wOodSfeld and
SuMuCrtcld.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for WOOdsfeld.
p IN.
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Vetoed by the Gar.

ST. PETERsTURG. November 20.-The
Car has decided a.IjnStc)mpellin@ a, re-
duction of the sugar production in order
10 improve trade.
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600.
SToCES-Were unusually active and
excited, without any special tcvcriShncSS,
except among very few stocks, and the
fluctuations on the general list were gen
orally narrow and until the afternoon
without much significance. The opening
was active and the nervousness and excite
ment caused by the rise in
Richmond and West Point spread
through the entire list. First prices were
I to I higher than yesterdays closing fig
ures, but the advantage was soon lost. \
rally brought prices up to about the open
ing figures by noon, after which much
better feeling prevailed until toward the
close, when everything gave way under
the lead of Jersey Central The market
closed active and weak. The net result of
the days business is decline
in most of the active stocks, while the Spe-
cialties show most of the advances. West
Point is up y. Memphis and Charleston
l., Chicago, St Louis X Pittsburgh ,, pre-
terred -, Virginia Midland -, Oregon
Improvement J, and Philadelphia Coal Il.
Jersey Central is down b, Lackawanna X
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific each !.
Transactions, 603, 52l shares. Quotations
closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express 1871; American Express
1877; Canada Pacific co.; Central Pacific
Az; Chesapeake and Ohio l0t do preferred,
tirSts 19i; do seconds T.! Chicago and Al,
ton, 143; do preferred 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy liOS; Delaware and
Hudson, 1867; Del. l.ack'a and West III;
Denver and Rio Grande, 33S; Erie 81;
do preferred ~ TT. Wayne, IA; Illinois
Central, 1881; Lake Shore, 81; Michigan
Central 96B; Minneapolis and st. Louis, %
do preferred, 81 Missouri Pacific, llG!;
Northern Pacific, -; do preferred, OBJ;
Chicago and Northwestern, 1901; do pre-
erred, l4l; New York Central ll3>;
Oregon TranscOntinental, 36!; Pacific
Mail, $50; Panama, 81; Peoria, ID. Il +.
So; Pittsburg lis; Pullman Palace
Car 14l Reading, i0i; Rock
Island, 127! st. Louis and San Franisco,
Boz do preferred, 7ls; do first preferred,
HIST Paul. Minneapolis and Minnesota,
ll7i; St Paul and Omaha 5I4 =; do preferred
l154; Texas Pacific, 22,; Union Pacific,
81; United State Express, 81; Western
Union Telegraph -.
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AL trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport Al i:l2 r. m. Qd7 city
timel arrive Al Chicago ~ go following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling At l2:io
r. m, arriving AZ 5:l'p m.
Leave Cleveland lilo y. m, arrive at Bridge
port at ~ = a. III.
T. A. FORD,
Gen Pass and Ticket Agent Pittsburg Pa
JAMES McCREA.
General Manager. Pittsbure Pc.
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DITTSBURG, CINCINNATISsT ST. LOUIS X. r
l. pam Handle Routc,)
Time table for East and West correcte>. 10 Nov.
10, l>>i Trains leave Panhandle station, foot
Of Eleventh street near public landing. ~ follows
Central standard Time:
Pitts Fast tast Pac.
STATIONS EKp's ESps Exp's Exp's
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Mbeelin9 3e9iater
Grauelers' Guide.

A RRIy.hL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKs: SDaily.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheel
ing Time:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money lac per cent-GoVerments Dull
and Steady-Stocks HiGher-Flour Quiet
and Unchanged Higher.
New YORK, November 20. -MOncy on call
quleU ut lao per cent, closing ut ! asked;
prime mercantile paper ia5c; sterling eN-
change quiet hut steady and unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS Steady.
STATES-Dull and steady.
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B Valuable and COnvenient.-BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are safe ana sure remedy
for Bronchitis, Coughs, and other troubles oft
Throat and Lungs. Sold only an bo1eS. Price 70
cents.
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t.rls MEDICINE COMPANY, Macon, Ga.

Tt.F1ris me pleasure 10 assure y0U that al
.5-r,rg, pr. C. NrlaueS Celebrated Liver
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AND riTTsBURG DIVISION.

WHEELrSG AND rT1aHURG DIVISION.
on and sfler May ~. is-s. passenger trains viii
run ~ fOIlOys Wheel rig time:
DgTagTUsE.
For TittsiaTg--5NJA. m. daily rs - m, daily;
I n T. M AMI en- y. m daily.
POr WEShinston-ibo p. m, daily croeIA bun.
day.
lgRfyAIS.
Frmn I'ilpbnrg-9.Ej a. m, daily; lib a m.
and On D. M, daily. l6zEI .. m. daily.
FROM WAshlngt1h--73DA m. daily eIrcpt run.
day 1919 y. m, daily.
g. X LORD, ,'encrHi PassHnPrr Aren't.
H. DUSHAN, General Manager.
IT LANE, Travelling Agent. wheeling.
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ACHE ALL OVER.

ACHE ALL OVER.
Unjust give up; ] cannot bear these
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SSf rr,> me amy good. Back Ache,
EsfsS .,.r,. Pains Hip and side Pains,
SFfN .r.,> IamCut>S, Weakness and
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~ '...-...uaI. elegant and inialliblc All
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50 MINED MD MI-DnIln

up that lac could not tell. Witness said
Mr. NicOll wrote ont the statement of
what he Duffy would testify To
against McQuadc and he duffy
had seen similar statements
prepared for Fullgratl, Witness said he
saw Mr.. Nicoll had drawn up a second
statement Including FullgratlS testimony.
Witness signed the first statement but
not the second. After his second arrest
witness met NicOll three times at police
headquarters and twice ut Mr.. Nicolls
house. No threntS We're ever
made to witness. Nicoll promised witness
exemption from prosecution on condition
of turning States evidence. Witness had
not done anything else very bad during
ISS4 lie was reminded Of the Thirty
fourth street Job for which he was employ
ell TO distribute money among the Alder
men. He admitted the charged and
said he had paid the money TO
Fullgraif although SEere was no agreement
to do so. Mr.. NewCombe having sue
ceedei in mixing up the little "Boodler'
worse than OH the occasion of his arrest.
desisted, and Mr.. Nicoll resumed the
direct examination to restore the credit Of
his witness.
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REV. Phil SPABTH,
West Sandlake, n. 7
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TEN1sTTGo, Canada West, Ont.

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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
i Cleveland and Pittsburg Z. r.
Condensed timetable Of passenger trains cor.
rected TO NOVEMBER 4. lSS-Centrx Standard
Time.
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 500 r. m, and every hour to
900 p. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park at 900 a. m. and every
hour to 1000 D. IN.
The Church Train will leave each terminus at
l2.lOp m c. HIRSCH.
superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-22
DUFFY REPEATS THE STORY.

Duffy was made To relate the story OF
his arrest again. His conversation with
Police Inspector ByrneS how the aStute
Inspector led him to confess his connection
with the Broadway steal, how the Inspec-
tor had shown him n bit of paper
on which he had uoted
down some of the points and information
which he had about the ''boOdlers." How
Byrnes had intimated that Others of the
Alderman were going to ''squeal'
and showing the witness his own position
in the matter, witness detailed his CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Nicoll in which he told
all he knew about the Forty-S6cond
Thirty fourth street, Chambers street and
other roads.
"Now, Mr. Duffy" continued Mr.,
Nicoll, II want you to tell the Jury what
induced you to become States evidence. -
~ have a wife and two children" re-
piled the witness, land l felt that this
would be load on my shoulders and on
their heads. never was in any
such thing before and
was drawn into it this time. come to
the conclusion that the best thing conld
do was to tell the truth. I'm here to-day
to tell the truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-22
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