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another Great African V.r

-, - '''' 'ht London Iimrs.l
+, nc oNiNtencc OF another equatorial I,l o.
N,o ."''"I -N'ri''l' lar To the west Of AIhey,
r!"""'' 'u'IlolS OF which have reached
psiol, H"'n thlo 10 time since Sir Sami,cl
III" g.. "iS' Journey. Is again reported
A. !, !" much more definite form
p.,,; lt'n' governor Of the E.,yltian
;ro,' vi b'hr-el-Ghazal, writes to II,
80 Ms station, Dchm >ibcr. on the 18th
,,iD!, 10 'hc cilcct that iafai Aga, an en-
thn! u'u'r ms command, ON hi, return
h;'. ' -" VNpedition toward The Uellc. told
,t 'il"' u. ana some OF the members OF
p'",'ioh mad seen great lake in The
,oun'r! OF the Barhoa-a powerful cor.
Ii ''"'oiVu tflhc, clothed with a peculiar
Si'>.-'ioth (oi which Mr.. Iupfou send. ~.
specimen in his letter.. Mr.. LINTON
gathered that the position Of the lakc
was In about - so north latitude. and 93o
east ioneltHdc, and that il WAS ouitc ae
"rgca> Nicloria Nyanza. Whcnthr weather
permits The Barb0a> cross the lake in la,r,r
open boats made out OF Singlc free. The
voyage taking three DAYS, and they OH
'alh from the people living on the wet
'Ih sac their own country heinz
east Of the lake article, oi manlI-
iactuc. such as blue bead, and
bras, wire. Mr.. Ll,pton add, Kafai
Aga.> own account OF his route 70 the
lake: started from Denim Bekccr marched
SIX days southwest 10 /criha-cl-Doulch.
'hcn iour day southwest to Bcngicr: i0ur
DAYS southwest to /criba Wcrcndcma: .iX
days southwest 10y west 10 the Bahr-c-Niak.
war. which he crossed after visiting >cvc-
raj very large islands inhabited bva pooDlc
VINO call themselves Ba,-an@o. The Max
war is called by the Arabs Bahr-c-War-
shat. and joins the Uellc. but j. Il much
larger stream. Both flow i'm Il Wc~t->outh-
west direction. After crossing the Max
war Raiai marched ton DAYS south
'outiWc>t, and reached the residence
Of the ">ultan" OF BARRON, by whom
ZEE WIS well received. The lake is situated
Tour days march TO the southwest Of the
sultan, residence. Mr.. Luptm concludes
10y saying: 81 feel should not Ice doinS
right in keeping dark this information.
which. when looked into 10y competent
persons. may throw some LIGHT ON the
famous Congo and | eli" rivers. ! believe
that the tcllc flows into The lake discovered
10y Rafai Aga, and that the stream which j.
Slid to flow ont OF the lake probably Join,
the Congo Mr.. LUpton further informs
u> that he is Engaged in preparing map
of hi province, and that he was about To
start in few days on Journey 10 a cotn-
try called Umbmgu. some fifteen daN>'
march to the west Of Dchm Sihcr.
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stretched mead r%a,, III, Her CHASTITY corpse was
=, ,'' e unsared for. A reporter dc,",,,,, W,
-, ~ "nu out who she was. and COIN ' ~.
due ,ne crowd of anxious spectator. " to, ,m.9
owen Callahan, Jr.. who wori"d ,ound
turning building, and bromgbt him y" ,, ..e
, ,i' once. The blanket that bnd al" 'n'o
' r",oMn over the bloody cornsc WV" vran
tn'Sed' but the feature, werc so P ,o,., m9 y,
"S"g''red that he could not tcllwbo if ' ,,ol
~ MS request the blanket coycrinc ~" ~
uress was raised. and a. the garments ve e,ro
InN >p To view he said, My God, Il =.
al cobb; she lives on Pond street 4"
T Tt aS tie said this the tears filed hi. x,o.
~ nv ucau bodies We're tcndcrly raised fron,
ILL. ,no 200, ana carried to the ambnloncc and
."'n taken TO the Morgue 10 await tho
WISHES OF the relatives of the deccascd Wv
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Otlicer
George .. Miller, OF the District detective
force. who has been on trial before the Dis
'trict Commissioner, on the charge OF hay
ing been secretly in ia" service of the STAR
route defendants, was to-day convicted
upon his own testimony and dismissed
from the force.
Captain Hopkins. United states navy. has
been found guilty ~ deserving his post rs
commandant OF the Pensacola nayy-yard
during the ycllow-feycr epidemic, and dis
missed the service.
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Wreck Of n Passenger Trim on the Cinrin-
natl. Pittsburgh and ~. Louis Railroad-
Failure OF the Attempt 10 Punish PslyGamy
in Jtah-FataI StabbIng ARRAY in Arkan-
sas-Railroad Maters-MoVemen Agains,
sunday Theatrical Performance in Gin
clnnati-A Man Killed While Drunk; Other
Grimes and CasuaIties-Thurlow Weed
Dcad-The Steel Rail EXcitcmeni-1he Pa
ris Fortiiications TO he Demolished.
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,nc Manufacture orsieei Rails.

" t,uNGroN. November IA Pits
mrsh dispatch asserts that the iron manu-
iicilrcr, there are not in sympathy with
.lio>, II the East and West in their gloomy
apfirmaiion, Tor ,tecl-rlil manufacturing.
They ,av rail- cam bc made Tor S32 per ton.
and that il thc rails fall 10 so ton th,
mill, can make q handsome profit. All The
iron mills in Pittsburgh, including thu nail
mill. are busy. and the opinion i adj
v,urcd that the present cutlery j. Tor "a
lyofold purpose d bringing about q r.
ducilon i'm The price OF labor and OF inhu-
rucine legislation in the direction oi pre-
venting The reduction ~ the duty on I'M
porlrd steel rail-.
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Death of ThurtOw Weed.

NEW YORK, November 22.-ThurIOw
Weed died this morning at 500. lie
breathed his last surrounded by his chill
drcn. grandchildren, physicians. nurses.
and offocbfS OF his household. Although
his death had been expected. yet when h,
passed away the blow Of bereavement Wa,
severely felt by his family. Just before
passing away Mr.. Weed graspcd with hi,
right hand around the bed a. though hC
sought his chldrcn's hands. His grand
daughter took the extended hand. felt d
soft pressure. and the next moment he wa
dead
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The Skye trOi'fcrs.

loNpoN, November 22.-Thc authorities
of Ahcrdccn,hirc hayc agreed to send a
detachment OF police to the Isle of skye 10
assist in The serving al proce,>c-, provided
the commissioners oi Inycrnr>>hirc will
hold thcm-clyc, responsible for their cN-
pen,c,. I'm the mean time defensive. 49,
rmgcmcnt> on the island are ga r'eI'l u,
At na>,-mcciin- on the land one Of Inc
sneaker, aid tho, any tenant paying rent
NATURALIZATION was granted. would be a
marked man. II Wa, resolved 10 take every
lawful mcau- to prevent tenants from taxi
ir,r rlictci FARMS
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ArnI,i E,ncIin.. TriaI.

CAno. November 22.-'rhc report pre-
pared 10y BorcIli Boy, public prosecutors
in which he summarizes the evidence di-
rcrtlv connecting Arab Pacha aud other
leaders with The burning OF Alexandria
and the massacre OF Europeans, was sub
mittcd to the Khcdiye This morning and
approved. II will be- presented to Lord
D1Torin thi, afternoon. II j. understood
that thc Egyptian Government !, prepared
to leave il 10 Great Britain 10 decide
whether the evidence j. sufficient for pro-
ccrding with the triil on the charges spcci-
ned i'm the report.
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Is excellent fer frying purposes. There's somethinE
in 4 name. bur probably rs;fliug q the olive" in
the butter except IT. color; but. bseides being as
'urc'' by chen ats that this i perfectly pure veg
etlble oil. all hnusekeepsr> WHO have tried n Wiz
agrec that 1t l. extremely economical aud makes a
very delicate Fl ring material Here VIA fornnery
thu situation IN the Kitchen ever the frying-ysn
You could take lard. which was not cheap, And
used up very fast: you had butter, which, be-
sides being expensive, required n ssiisal cook ~
keep IL from burning: or You could use salsd-o,l,
Ahlch. though costing aarmirsiy ~ BEG with.
required little IL 90 the work mat the cooking
school would tel yea II wac Ike the Widows CRUISE
~ did not seem to loss pcrccptsbly; after frying
fifty oysters The bottle nearly fun before
But very few American housckGcpcrs voHId be
brought by u. first cNpensiycness 10 Try using ,weet
oil which g. the frying material of ~ Sopth Eu-
rope. We leave ont Of The list" clarified fat OF
dripping. because ihcrc (, seldom enough 81 this to
dn the entire cooking ~ In. even with conscien-
ron. pcr,on in The Kitchen who understands how
t0 save aud Use 10 ALL II should always he insist
81 on. The two ho-t-known vegetable OILS that this
| country produce, arc co;ton-s,cd ole AMI peanut
oil both of which ate understood To haze been Tor
year, exported to Europe. coming back 60 H. i'm
NicNrr-coYcIcd flask, as Italian oiyc-oil. Real
oliNo-oil from california H. t"u small product
/ get Co count much in a." home market. The nan
! ui1cturcr' Of he new Ol lNt RITTER which IA
! not butter AZ All. luf clonr gfe"ni-h ril-havc
agreed 10 give us home product. warrani.d pure.
without the ocean voyage. though. conc our
/ ridiculous Americnn proiudioes. do not laicl u
! roiiOn-spcd or rctnut oil the former OF which n
probably Is. Anybo'ty Who trio. Il vii egr,c That
/ Il cook well a. stlI0-oll: and a. al vegetable
oN> heat 40 lower temperature ;h9n tIs solid AMI
mai tlt,. % doe not hun AWAY w,,tc a. rapidly
| a. lard. 10 cninc- iu,ouvonisut can-. Wuaamouih-
piece like the hcrn."nc-uii SO tm yo1 can POUR
on just tllo dc ird qunti, .or -,.ana sitter cook
ing mi, c1m De- carefully strained and yvtunod to
TIE can. except n hl, been used tor ii-h, when il
mu-t be- M n separate bottle and kept apart for
/ thi- u.s.. II has . slightll-pungenl smcl when
cooking. which f. >ai' 10 Pc eniirey removed by
! She Use OF pinch ~ salt. hu whl,N T. NO worse
than other friug Though the hpu-". The egg
plants -ior,. clam-orco rtiTstnat are turn
al out e olive Butter by good cook have not
partclr of grc-iucs- about thsm.u nor any taste
| whatcV'rof ihc medium an whicl, th'l ave fried.
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rorc,old Her Own Death.

MONTREAL. Novcmbc .2.-Mrs. stewart.
whose husband was OWNED in Lachine
canal some time ago. old neighbor this
mornino that she was pIng 10 die during
the th,y. She beggedthe woman to re-
main With her. rs -he nd horror OF dy-
ING alone. 10 the Surprise OF her neigh
Lor she died shortly bebie Il o'clock.
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Anfi.Sen,ific ENcesses.

NIE>NA, November u. -Anti-semltic e\
.....s have occurred in the neighb0rhoo q
ol Oldcmburg and Prelaut.ch; Troops
were dispatched to the disturbed district
aud A number Of arrests were made. Pia'
rards and pamphlets have been Discovered
At Prehutsch which enspated from seere'
societies,
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Failure 10 Indie. pol,gamis,~inUtah.

NEW YoRS. November 22.-A Salt Lake
special says: The grand jury OF the United
states Court haS been discharged. II re-
ports that ii i, unable to find indictments
for bigainy. ~ il Is impossible to procure a
witness or get accc>, to the marriage re-
cords on account OF thc local prejudice
against Furnishing polygamy.
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BALTIMORE. November 22.-N uginil g.. con-
solicited. 90: new IO-i0r. ~ i;ld to-day.
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pas.cncer Train WRECKED.

COLUMBu>. ONO, November -. Tho +.
Louis limited express east. leaving here at
l2:0j tli, morning. on the Pittsburgh. I in
cinnati and II. LouiS road, was wrecked
near Mon station. tWcnty->iX miles east,
Nv rail which had been placed across the
track. The accident happened shortly after
/ o'clock. The engine was pitched down
an cmbankIncnt over thirty feet. turning
twice over and landing in field. Two
postal and baggage and pa>scngcr-carS
were thrown to the bottom OF the hill 4
confused wreck. No person was fatally
injured. but great many persons suffered
broken bones and brui,c>.
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IerIIXinn Alinirs.

LIMA. November 22.-Thc Didr'o, OF
Ic;oi nnbli,hc, report from the interior
that one OF Npe battalion, under command
90 C,,.erc> recently revoltcd. The rising
WA, .oon suppressed, hut great discomfort
and characterization still prevail, oWlnS
~ tbc lack Of food and money. taeer'N
Ina. zone 10 Ccrro De Pa-cO for supplies.
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Cnn,icted orn Erntnl Omlrnge

I,NCASrrE. Pt.. November 22.--Funk
kiIchri,t wa, convicted To-day OF an
airociou~ assault ON Lizzie McCaren mthi~
city lat July. At the saline time the girl.
WHO WAS oi weak mind. WIS assaulted hy
i've other. tour OF whom are now under
hail awaiting trial. The sir WAS rendered
"a ra,ing maniac 10y the treatment received.
and fora lon@ time her Iii was dc>plircd
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Frauds i'm the Late Elections LA New
Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November 22.-Lasf eye
ming meeting Of the Campaign Commit
tee OF the Independent party and their
candidates on the municipal ticket was held
to receive the report Of the committee APP
pointed ut previous meeting to copy the
registration li,t- and compare the same with
the pOll lists. This committee reported
the discovery 0f extensive frauds in all the
wards. hundreds Of persons dead or absent
from the city being, they say, recorded ~
having voted. This, together with stuff
ing OF ballot-bOxes. cOnyinccs the commit
tee that if thorough investigation was
held, followed 10y prosecution, il would re-
suit in proving before the court, the e!ec-
ton oi the Independent ticket. \ COM
mittcc OF five have been appointed to call
upon all the candidates and urge them 10
serve notices OF contest without further
delay, and another committee was appoint
ed authorized 10 employ all the clerks
Necessary for thorough canvass OF every
ward in the city. Tor the purpose OF a-cer-
tanning the names OF I'LL who voted, for
whom their ballots were cast, and procure
lit of al those whose names were re-
corded Il, having voted bat who did not
vote.
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a 1susicai Discovery &.


a. otf-r0rNrBY YorNG WOMAN ""'
BASS BEAUTIFULLY.
corre.pondcnt. writing from on '"N'
, In aU your CORES Ondcnl hi'r
;'l cIucricucc lie never heard any 'h'H-
N'"i ,j,c voice Of 4 Young lady VINO NliS
~ H. civ at concert laHi Wech' I','
,5. coli her voice "hasS.| 10 N""
- ,rr, nondcni this seem, rather III "u'
'i'ntitc Classification Of icln'!c wv
,','t ma woman he ha- ever heard I'M t .a
' w ,,,.,,. IN deserving th> vocal c''s>ll''''
''0 ,Ti. vounc lady, name j., Annie IT,
10 i. buf sixteen years oil age, HN -"
,,,.,l go. a fun. round tone a. low t. nav ~"
m.n L,.. clci. What her voice WIZ 'I
' 'nD il. ZONE, develop their iull poM'is.
"m, nrctend to SAY. The young t'N -
.,,i,,r !. dead. and with her ihre' >i''vi,
,'J tI,,ir father they live on ID I''i y;
,o,,n.hin. on "A farm near me h''r W,
,,;rt known i'm oil circles a. Inc '",'
u 1',.h :, about -iX miles nom I'M ,,N
III an cm,ai distance from tr'i'hll'', '' NV,
'''',,,tv-scat. These four @lri' n"NT 80.
,'o"r famed among the country ION, '
,I.oi,. singing, and their services nay ~, -
-, ,@re,t demand III the cainp-inV't,'1S o,
80 e,irinity. ONLY recently ha> '"''i /,
u" 'lnd bcyond the country l""P'' -
'N'."'d bo,ycyer. That inhis tfaNci> t"t ~ =
aDnuntry. :. H. Prather, superin''ih" n', 81
az the schools OF Ncnanso ' 39o,;o,bied. he
o. nem ,ing. Asloni.hed 'nu 4G rnnlIu an
'non brought them before 4 dn l% sen.
a d;cmcc where they created o oTt ,hi. Mace
ui 'inn The W. {. :. l.. W '"'n TL,t
san 'v"h them here, and theif VIM IT no
~ Hnnic in particular, was ,,, 'aaI "eopic OF
T ,te aStoni,hmeni to the m,ln ,I,iYarcn th,
mis- place. With p ,ydp',Id ' Challenge the
anal Admiration SGr ES Of the %ora and
there i talk o a%G%s Of '~t this Vicinity q or
e sa"isng benefits, s. the Sin nlG'SS her thorough
will be devoted TO s"'0
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Fatal ARRAY In Kansas.

Fort SCOTT, KAN. November 22.-lohn
NJ. lilly. William O. Wright. and Lew +.
Blake. got into an alteration at the farm
Of lilly. near Memphis. in this county,
Tuesday evening. which resulted in Tilly'
shooting Blake. killing him instantly.
Wright and Blake were drunk at the time.
and were the aggrcssOr-. All were farm
or. and rnnd mon WHOM >nhcr
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TheafricaiS Ou Sunday.

CINCINNATI. November -. In the Police
Court this morning Manager James Fenncs-
". OF the Coliseum Theatre. with eleven
others who appeared in the performance
given on sunday at that theatre, were ar
raigncd for q violation Of law. other
theatres were open on sunday. but 40
other arrests have been made, the intention
being 10 make test Of this ease. The trial
was postponed until Friday evening.
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COMM ERCIAI..
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGL.
EICHMoND. November -. les2.
OFFERINGS.
WlGrNT .-Whitc. % iSiu-heis. Rcd 3lIu hu n
as. Total "A "a bushels.
COEN.-Whito. 1864 bushels: rt-cAhiiit'd. 3rc
bushels. Mixed. % hu-hel-.
OATS $50 bushels.
RNE.-56 bushels.
NEN.-l3f bu -hcl~.
ElCkWHEAT.-6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WtEAT-W White. 80 bushels good 30 very good
at Sl.IOtoSiI3. Red. 2SS bushels common To-
very good Lancaster ~ sl.O6 e. Sl.It 300 hh7h-
els mixed on private terms; ofl hu-hrl' common
10 very good FultZ 90 ; tpS l.ur.
C0HN.-Mhi,e. - bu~holt common ?" ptimt
l,cvl ~ -, fn Guc. Mixed. 81 ba-hcl- very sopd
10 primr new ut 81 10 Doe.
OAr~.-Ju bushels very good -pring at roe.
Cnrro>.-Tone steady. Receipt. llS bale =
shipment. he bale-.. Q'"i''i'i~' "''''''f'
lG'c.: loN mlddlins. 9'iw9.c.
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AIrcnch TrnyclIer.. Dommin.

Pams. November 22.-M. Gailard. mcm-
hcr Of the Chamber of Deputies for Nau-
clu-c. ha, received letter from VI. Solci.-
Pet. the French traveller. announcing that
he la, taken possession Il the Bay OF It.
ioorah. on The African side OF the Gulf 81
Adcn. which ha> been coded TO him by the
local sultan. IIr also states that he ha,
erected "a wall around This ncWly-acquircd
Territory.
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. ,,,o, Fatally Stabbed.

PENSACOLA. November 22.-Martin VII
l,r -, nilot. was stabbed by Tom t'lcnnon
l,., nieht in a drunken brawl at the Half
,y.,, IIou-c. ON PJlaiaX-Nirect wharf. II =
f'.,r,d the wound i, fatal. Glcnnon l. q
runner for sailor clearinghouse. II l.
.,id he had no provocation. Ilc Wa az
,..tod and j. in prison.
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Vurpeifo Dgutft.

NtWARK. \. J.. November .. NJ.
,,i, I,..,i .u,,,. col NO. lNl JAMES street.
Na> seized thi- morning with a nj. and
f,ll upon the stove, which LET fire 10 her
clothing and then the house. The woman
WA. alone In tine house. and before the
nciehbor~ could rush in and cXtin2ui>h
the flame, the unfortunate woman was
burned 10 death.
House was slightly injured.
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. ,,,or pvutsird for Contempt.

X,w York. November Abraham
Mark. a lawyer who attacked an opposing
LAWYER in open court, vas sentenced Today
to thirty days imprisonment Tor contempt
ri court. lie had pryiously apologized,
Int the Jude refused o accept the apology
a. sufficient.
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r,,o U.uiCe 1. Arkansas.

II,rlr Rorg. November 22.-M Den
,.n.. Mill. scott county, Monday. 4 -tal-
,';mo oti'ray occurred between John VI.
VIII and Albert Cmtchiield. two farm
w. '' Roth were terribly cut. Walker died
Yesterday oi hi injuries; ana II l. believed
that Crutchiicld l. mrlally wounded
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RuriaI of n RiShOD.

new YORK. November 22.-An Evening
Post special from Ninccnnes, Ind, says
the hody Of The late Bishop De IIeilandicrc
was buried under the altar Of the Cathe-
dral Thu morning with great pomp. -Four
bishops aud an immense crowd were
present
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n.,,,o,orn n Alliance roresI,adowed

PARIS, November 22.-The Partmc"
and TonpS regard the 'i,lt Of VI. IN Hicr>
A. orc-hadoWing The revival OF the alliance
between the Empcror- Oi Germany, Au'-
triu. and Russia.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sTOCl, EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. November %. 1899.
sArss-FrRsr BoARp>-sl. 600 Petersburg Rail-
road Glass - birds "A IL. sl,0Nn DO. nj TN:
IL shares Charlotte Coturnbia and Augusta Rail-
road stock ut 34l. 80 10. at 35: IL shares Norfolk
and Western Railroad PREFER 81 at 81, 10 do at
%, 10 do. AZ 50, 10 do.atJlx.
SECOND FoARD.-j siialcs Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad stork at 63hs: IL shares Charlotte. Co
tnmbil and tggu-tl Eadroad ~Sork al So.
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InNpoN. November IA telegram from
Iiyerrool States that the steamer WintoD.
with 9lain from The Black sea, has ioun-
d.rcd oil the Island oi l'-hant, coast Of
rr,nrc. Thirty person, were drowned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PENSACOLA. Novcmbr 22.-one death
,rom yeilow.feycr that i n sailor, was IT.
norted TO-DAY. No nv cases have been
rcnorted Thc weatheii> cool and clear,
With n fair promise OF Hing frost.
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PIHLApELrmA, November 22.-Thc up-
prOXimatc gross earnings Of the Norfolk
and Western Rlilroad Company for the
first two week, ~ November were $780,
SGl.31. M increase Of ~9,2l1.11 ~ COM
pared with the corresponding period II
last wear.
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Dpcanitatcd OH The Rnii.

ROCHESTER,. y. y. November IA
workman in The Furnaccyilc ore.hcd>, on
the Rome, WatcrtoWr and Ogdcn>bTgh
railroad, wa- dccNpiiatcd by switch en-
zine last evening. Ili> name hl> not been
learned.
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PREMATURE LOSS OF THE IVA" Of 1I Burneit's
tlreIy prevented by the 0''
COcOaine. ,a insist upon Obtain
ing B4rnett's Flayorlps 'N
are the best.
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..,,,o communication Interrupted

Havana. November 22.-Tclegraphlc
communication between Havana and tbe
re>t OF the Antilles. except Jam!lea' T. inter,
ulptcd. The cable between Jamaica ana
The Island ~ Il. CroiX i broken.
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Fatal Accident.

( PENSACOLA. November 22.-Danicl
O'Conncr, carpenter employed on the
new Opcra-llou>c. fell from the rooi OF
/ that building yesterday md died OF hi IN
/ irric> ia,t NIGHT.
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rn. Qualifications Of Paris.

pans. November 92.-The municipality
have passed vote in favor OF Tue d1.io"-
,ia, II tbe snc,i,,te Notifications Oi Parl-.
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Declined the ChanccIIor,hip of the
Excncguer.

LoNpoN. November 22.-Ihc Uadg Ne'ry
say, II believes that the chncelor,hp OF
rh,. ENchcqucr Wa, offered some time ago
To- Right Hon. George j. Go-chcn, bun was
declined.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
Nv Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Novenbcr N.a.-@to'h Nr'N
active aud very wcaG. Money. - p'r cont y
cminGC-Loug. 49,; short. 1872. ~tlte ""hu'
dull Government, generally unchanged.
rrtatug.- Exchange, i19.. Hoformhrn'
irr,en,lr AMI lower: new -. l0ia; new As
-: Now ., 10: g.. ln2. Money. q" - ncr
cent: closed ri .. ~tatc~ without feature. Ire1-
-ury balanc,.- Coin. 3lo3.f55; currency. >'i27'
~futk- r0ny. - ..