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i IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER
l. NEAR WASlIINGTON, ID. C,-PKOPO-
SALS FOR DREDUINu
yNITEp srArEs EsoINEEn OFFICE.

UNITED STATES ESuISEER OFFICE,
2130 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue N W..
WAsHiNorOS, u, c., Aug. L, 1884.
Sealed proposals, In triIlcato, for Dredging
md forming cmbankment on Potomac River
Improvement, near Washington, d. g, Will he
received ut this Office until ~ m. on WEDNES-
DAY, AUG. 90 1884, and opened Immediately
thereafter.
Blank forms, upon which proposals must be
made, specifications and any desired lnformn-
ton, can be h I'D on application TO this office
PETER G, HAMS,
nn1-it Mnlnr of Enalnpnra.
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W. W. coRooRAM
7 OVER CEDAR POINT.
wAsuINGToN's CoNEY ISLAND.

The safo, swift md magnificent steamer
street, daily except Saturday, at o q. mi return
tngnt Op. m. Commencing TUESDAY ,JULY1.
Fare, 90 cents round trip children, 20 cents.
Armenia stops at Alexandria ON Mondays and
Fridays only.
For further information inquire ut tho St
Marc Hotel. IL C. LOWERS,
ln2l-1m Mnnnpnr.
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EXCURSIONS.
CHAPEL POINT,
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1884

Round Trip Tickets so Cents
70 cents
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bQJlPMENTS.
IN EFFECT AUGUST ., 1854
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from sta
ton, corner ofSlxth and u streets, as folowsi
7, Eor Plttsbnrg and the W,st, Chicago limited
Fast Line, 40 a. m. daily 10 cincinnati and 81
c,9SS,ns And Hotel Car 70 81 LGgs daily w
Altoona to Chicago. Western Express 7i40 p.
m; daily, with Palace Cars to Pitlsburg. Also
pii.lsbyrg % chicago. Mail Express, i3.o3p; M.
DAILY for Pitt,buIg and the West, with Palace
sleeping Car Washington to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoA d.
:, For Erie, Canandngua, Rochester. Buffalo,
F assca 10 M daily eSeePi an2 w
saturday. night will not run beyond remove.
for Willlamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira'
lSo Any 2o 4 GGS iSo6 and Ills 1 U" On
ES1asy a2p ioG0 fS shS Jar dny
FOL Boston Gl,hog, change. 2:1o p. m. every
a Win Sss!s 9sSsyss an %R
For Phliadephia, 51b. $50, and 100 a; M
day, 400, 900, 1000, and li15 p m; Limited
ETPress, 94o o. n n dai sNsssPt sunday S
m, i9;oS, adS. 100. 40 4;ao' 900 2'ae
e? tS$s !s.s rS $S 4 $ IA s
m. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 6:35 n m, 1905. and a;40 p
| m. daily, except sunday.
| ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
| RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
| WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
| For Alexandria $50, 700. 0;25. 11;05. an,
| 11;3b n. m. 2:O5, 4;25, 300, U;25, 800, an,
| 11:3bp nj. on Sunday ut $50, 0:25, IL 800 a m.
800 y. m,
For RICHMOND and the South. $50 and IL ;O'
| q. IN. daily, and 600 y m. daily, except sunday
7,5O, 1000, iO:io a. M. 100, 400, 5:23, SID
| TOO, and 10dOp. M, and 2. 10 midnight (excep
Monday. on Sunday at 100 and 1910 a. m.
| TiQ5 and 1910 y. M and 1910 night.
| Tickets and Information ut tho Office, north
| east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
| vania avenue. and nt the alton, where order
eau be LEFT for tho checking OF baggage to desti
| nation from hotels and residences
| CHAS IL. PUGH, General Manager.
/ II III WOOD Cnuprul
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LOTTERIES.
This is the Only Chartered Lottery of any State
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY coMpAN,
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN a
FORTUNE

It's Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly. IT NEVER SCALES or Posr.
ZONES. Look at tho following Distribution;
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OSlAHE On TRANSIENT pApEIt5.
An tile editions OF the DAILY and WELEKY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN can nov be mnileA 70
persona not regular subscribers by placing u L
cent stamp on a package not exceeding tour
ounces IL weight.
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WAS ST. JOHN BOUGHT,
RumOrs Current in Washington.
STORIES THAT THE DEMOCRATS oUTBID THE RRPUBLl
CANS


CANS.
For some time past there have been vague ru-
mors as to the part the prohibition ticket played
In the late presidential election. Within the past
few days they have taken definite shape and the
story now is that St John was bought up by the
democrats to remain In the field 70 draw voters
from the ranks Of the republicans The sum named
is s3s 600 Prominent republica do not deny that
their party endeavOred to secure st. Johns with
drawal, but there are two explanations offered for
their failure. One is that they were simply out
bidden by the democrats; the other, which is said
to be the generally accepted one, as told
q STAR reporter to-day, is that early
in the fight St John agreed with
the republican managers to make his campaign
harmless one, and TO eventually withdraw from
the field, If necessary, not to tnlure the re-
publican chances, the consideration being $4,000.
After the OHIO october election, IL Is said the re-
publ1cans felt that they needed assistance, and
seemed 10th to abide by the arrangement 1t is
said that S38 600 then being offered from the other
side. st. John accepted the offer and remained in
the field thereby drawing voters from the repubi-
can ranks. This Is given as the reason why the
report that events Immediately preceding the cleo
ton would insure the election Of Blaine-meaning
St Johns retirement-dd not materlaZe These
are the stories as talked about by those who are
supposed TO have been on the inside. One Of tho
have stated the other day that st. John would
have withdrawn from the field, for consideration
offered, and given the election to the republicans
but that tn" democrats made higher bid. The
republican offer, he stated, was $50 900, while
the democrats made It $4,000
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kilograms to The Star.
FIRE In PHILADELPHIA.
MORE ABOUT THE PARIS TRAGEDY,
OTHER FOREIGN EVENTS OF INTEREST.
big Fire i'm philadelphia.

PHIsDELPHiA. Pa. December I0.-TAe slx-Storv
buildings Nos 24l and cas- Leyant street, occupied
by Clark Others Co, manulaci urcrs OF house.
hold furniture were discovered to I've on nre at an
early hour this morning. The two buildings were
stocked with highly iufammahle msters 4. and in
In spite OF the Efforts of the iremen. who were
early n the ground. but whose steamers were use
less against SO fierce tire Adjoining the factory
on the south, aud Separated rom n bv only mar
row alley Is row or eight narrow frunted shallow
thTef'-Story brick houses knew Fairbank Place
These houses were tenanjed by families IN humble
clrCnnl>tanceS, the members OF which. aroused
trom their slumbers by the nre. too happy 70
escape with their lives and left their little house
Place on the south is the extensive silk hat manu-
factory OF f. Morris & Co. two urper
windows or which took fire IRON the heat,
causing considerable after DAMAGE by water
The rear OF the second story Of the large furniture
warehouses on the weSi side or 2i street aluttsd
upon Tie rear OF CLARK Brothers a Co.. factory ana
the contents OF their bui. lluCs suffered slightly
from water. Baxter, swan * Co. are Immediately
In the rear Of the factory. and Tie tack win OwS
or their buildings wCle burned out. ana III lr dam
age by water Is Considc~a le. The nrm. however,
was not able this morning % give any estimate oi
the damage. In the ra3T - 2sS south 2d - rect Is
small brick building N w'i'4 ligyg tJnily by the
name OF no GSieE. lis C'i L.G was cru he'd % the
ground rs n TAI N u tite chimney o. jhc taCtoiy.
AT the time. W IA kOl ester box "a II wears, Ma,
IN second story tuom and WIS carried by ne
crash 10 the cellar. lru.a Wnrle lie was rescued
with but tr1lilnE tniu les. CLARK Br1t prs a CO.
estimate Their loss at seleel, upon which thor
was an insurance .. S6J.uVU hs.. hu ldinE belonuS
10 ne :. Is. Ba.ly estate and : valued s6a,Gl0.
party INSURED. The damage elsewhere by fire and
water viii probably reach sS1,tll
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The Par. Tragedy.
THE BULLET IN NoRINs BRAIN-DIsGRAcEFUI DE


The BULLET IN EORlN'S BEAiS-DiSGRACEFUL DE-
NELI PNENTS.
PARIS, December I0-Ihe court YESTERDAY waived
the rule which would have required Madame Clovis
Hughes to be brought into the presence ~ the
corpse OF her victim. The post mOrtem cN ainina-
uon resulted IN the discovery oi the fatal bullet
imbedded IN hOrin'S brain. Melody has claimed
the body, and lt VIII De buried at government ey-
pense. Numerous witnesses volunteer TO give evL
dence al the trial OF MaGGuc Clovis Hughes, n
January, that Madame LenOrmGGd had subornei
persons OF bad character 10 swear falsely against
her husband In order that she might .cG IRE sep
aratiOn from him Madame ClOyla-lfugueS asserts
thai Madame Lenormand paid private detective
Named Nandal $500 with which 10 suhOrn Wit
neSSeS who should swear tO guilty relationship
between herself and VI. LcnCrm8nd Vandal, how
ever, denies the truth OF rhiS statement A bundle
or papers was found Ia MOrln's pc1. 1t from which
lt Is made apparent that the man v as engaged Ia
another private inquiry scheme with a Wow 10
leVyinp bagkmafI
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LUMBER.
LUMBER,

Owing to advertisements of others We desire to al
attention to few facts.
First: That we shall NOT at this late day endeavor
TO increase our trade by substituting Selected st ck
for Poor Sto k, which have at all times by our
thorough knowledge of the business been able to cast
aside and allowed others less fortunate to become
owners thereof
Second That in the future in the past our crso-
lners shall have the whole of this advantage and be
supplied with merchantable and we'll seasoned LUM-
BER. which always have on hand in large and small
quantities
Third That our connections with number OF mills
both in Virginia, North Carolina Georgia and Florida
enables to cut especially to order with dispatch bills
OF any size used III this market the lowest possible
figures.
Fourth: That should you want any kind Of HARD
WOODS. SOFT PINES or TIMBERS not in this mar
ket we will strive to find same and deliver at once
Fifth: That, in addition to stock Of Hardwoods
and Pines which comprises the choicest in the market
We have on hand over 100000 feet of GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA PINE, which is daily being worked into
Flooring. Partitions Wainscoting Ceiling and Trim
mings.
Sixth: That. being encouraged by the enormous
growth Of business and prospects continuance
we hope to be able in the year offer you com
plete stock of SASH. DOORS. BLINDS ETC.. which, in
quality and workmanship shall be second to In
the District OF Columbia. In the meantime, by our
connections with three mills here, and perfectly
versed In all details of house nishings, fill your
orders with accuracy and pronptnes and shall rely
upon your favors at all times by shaded
and quick deliveries to make this THE yard of
the city
Correspondence for quotations and estimates for
builders freely answered at once.
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POTOMAC AQJEDUCT EXTENSION.
Progress OF the Work I'm November.
REPORT OF MAJOR LyDECKER OF OPERATIONS ON TuE
pAN, THE Tunnel AND THE RESERVOIR

REPORT OF MAJOR LYDEcKER OF OPERATIONS ON THE
pAA, THE TUNNEL AND TIE RESERVOIR
Major LydecIer has submitted to the chief OF en-
gneerS his report OF the operations for increasing
the water supply OF Washington for the month OF
November. The contractors engaged upon
THE DAM At GREAT FALLS
accomplished "a cubic yards OF coping masonry $50
cubic yards OF cut stone masonry, 1873 cubic yards
OF concrete masonry and IS cubic yards OF excavar
ton. A great deal or trouble was experienced with
tle coler dam ana in pumping out The snace for
Venoer raised the river that the contractors
were obliged TO remove their pumps, &C: but for
tunately the river feli before any serious damage
was done. II Is believed that q gap in the main
dam VIII he left incomple;ed during the winter.
Il now seems impossible for the contractors to
during December, and every effort made to secure
tie work now i'll place against damage by ice and
floods.
THE TUNNEL
Work was continued on all the drifts during the
month The total length OF the tunnel projected
Is S0.7f5 feet inches The total length OF drifts
on November Both 6593 % feet ana the total length
70 be driven 14,f22 80 feet Length driven during
November. 035 eeJ Inches. Length driven in
seNen headings having compressed air, 1.026 feet 9
IncheS- Daily average per heading 5.Ss, being the
neHt average progress yet made. The widows
mite air Shalt IS completed November 26t a. being
sunk TO G-nih OF l65 feet. The plant is being re-
moved 10 I3th street, where the last OF the air
Shafts viii I've sunk. During December, il addition
the lUIng OF the east and west shafts. as Nell as
parts OF the tunnel requiring it, Will be CON-
menced.
TIE RESERVOIR.
Work was continued during the month on all
parts OF the reservoir A considerable quantity OF
paving has been done on the inner slope on the
eastern side Of the dam. Rains materially inter-
Tered with the work, and from now until spring the
amount OF work done each mOntA VIII be consider
ably reduced. EITUh is now transported chiefly by
cars driven by locomotives. The following was ac-
conp!iSned du ing the month"; 81. .514 cubic yards
excavation, 3,217 cubic yards pudding "a cubic
yards concrete masonry, 1i0 cubic yards broken
stone lining, and 2,325 square yards naying. Work
VIII continue as uouu in December aS TAR as the
state OF the weather VIII permit. The only work
done On the main connections during tie month
consisted In getting ready .or laying the IS inch
pipe In the trench, being excavated by the reser-
Nor contractors. iXJy feet OF this trench has
been completed and the bottom concreted, ready
1OF the pipe, which will be placed in Il few days.
The cross walks along the new line of IS inch main
were replaced and repaired during the month
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IMPtNDING tlNANCtAL CRISIS n VTENN
From, Wall Street To.day.

New YORK, December 10, Wal street.-Stocks
opened strong and advanced \ TO Il pr cent,
partly On the receipt or higher quotations fiou;
London. Liter on there was a heavy pr-s>UTt u
sell and prices declined L 10 la per cent, Tie Van
uerbiltS and Changers leading. The Western In
ion statement today VIII show earnings for the
past quarter OF over , per cent.
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Political NOleS.
q. s. SENAToRSHIPS-MUSIcIPA ELECTIONS
MASSACHUSETTS,

q. s. SENAToRSHIPS-M MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN
MASSACHUSETTS, ETC.
Senator Wade Hampton has been reelected to
the United States Senate. There We're but three
opposing votes.
Mr. Chauneey " Depew has written a letter to
State Senator Gibbs, OF New York, positively
declining 20 be candidate to succeed Laphau 50
the United States Senate
Edwin Packard and Alexander Forman were en-
pe!Ied frcm the Kings county q. " republican
committee for disloyalty TO Blaine and Logan.
Fred. Douglass told the woman's convention al
Providence that the right OF suffrage should. IN
his opinion. be made universal He said women
have as good right 10 the ballot, ana can use II as
intelligently as nneteen-twentieths OF the white
and colored voters 10 the country.
Municipal elections took place in Massachusetts,
yesterday. The democrats elected O'Bren, their
candidate for mayor OF Boston The new board OF
aldermen Will stand six republicans i've demo-
Gratis, and one independent democrat; common
councll-democratS 4l, republicans 81 democratic
gain or 4. Neither OF the two female candidates
Tor the school committee was elected. The license
vote is as follows: Yes, q, $780, no. l1,I00 John X.
mayor OF Lynn; Charles G. Reed, citizens candl-
date, was reelected mayor OF Worcester Noyes
(rep.I was elected mayor OF Lowell.
SUICIDE OF PoLIrIcIAN.-James K. Helms, lead
Ing citizen OF Schuylkill Haven, Pa, entered a
butcher-shop at that place and, picking up large
cutting knife, IL into the right side OF his neck
which will prove fatal. Financial embarassments
are said TO have been the cause. He was cap.
tain In the late war and was wounded at Peters
burg. He was also past commander In q Grand
Army OF the Republic post and an ardent repub-
lican politician.
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WITHOUT REsERvz
Closing out sale to to the corner Of Seventh and
Market Space.
The new firm have agreed that old stock Is to be
carried to the house
shall indulge in no eItrava9ant state ment simple
one is sufficient to carry all the weight desire
thus announce that my prices merchandise
MUST SELL
the goods now In hand.
My stock is In good condition, and in some lines
FAIRLY UNBRoKEN.
therefore, enabling purchasers to mako
GOOD SELECTIONS
Everything II In process Of
READJUSTMENT.
and prices are
DAILY DROPPING
TO meet the expectations Of the most expectant
II you expect to purchase
MEMS SUITS
BOYS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS
OVERCOATS, OR
FURNISHING GOODS.
either this or the nett winter. 1t win pay you to
buy now.
YOURS TRULY.
GEO. o. HENNINd.
oS 40 7th street.
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THE MISSOURI DELEGATION FAIL TO UNITE IN RECON-
MENDISG REPRESENTATIVE BROADHEAD.
meeting OF the Missouri delegation in Congress
was held last night at the instance of friends
OF Representative Broadhead, to boom the latter
for Attorney General under Cleveland Efforts to
bring the delegation to unanimous endorsement
Of Mr.. Broadhead failed and after some discussion
it was decided to drop the matter for the present
There are members OF the delegation who favor
the appointment OF Senator Garland as Attorney
General.
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ne,,,, os sSeubeu n. Sprfnpcr.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, December l0-Reuben Il.
Springer died t.ls morning. lie was widely known
Tor his mag, ihceLt gifts ID the public Ia the ora
OF the music hail, the exposition buildings and the
college OF music. To which within The past nine
"ears he contributed about S3Du,O9l lie was 81
years old His illness Ci very short dUra-
tiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-10

WOMEN As JuRoRs-Chief Justice Green, Of
Washington Territory, says Twelve terms OF
court ! have now held in which women have
served grand and petit jurors and &c Is certainly
fact beyond dispute tha; no other twelve terms
so sautary for restraint OF crime have ever been
held In this territory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-10

HONORABLE DISCHARGES PROM THE NAvr.-The
Secretary OF the Navy has issued general order
providing that "from and after January LIST. 1856,
the form OF honorable discharge nom the naval
service authorized by secto q ls2. Revised stat
utes OF the United States. NIL be The honorable
discharge ana continuous service certtncaten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-10

SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON SAYS he he's not
been invited to take part In the consultations OF
the health congress which met here tO-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-10

THE NAVAL BOARD OF estimate report that 1t
will cost s43 600 TO make the TalapooSa seaworthy
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-10

LIECTs SEARS AND GAIT were before the naval
examining board to-day for examination for pro-
motion.
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WE ARE NOW SHOWING AN EXTENSIVE LINE
w
~ ~ " ~ VI ~ ' ~
Decoration, sui able for Holiday Presents, including
,n.,y +b;,a. ,o, s,o,-,, o,,o,uh,uo All ~,,.a. 40
,n.rtad In PLAIN E,o,-.s and vo-v ,v p-,.a
~ ~ A A - uA~ "Nu ''A' ~" A"
We name in part:
Brass round and square tables
Bruss oloct. in v.r.e-v
Brass lamps IN variety.
p-os. s,a,a.,
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reye-
nue.. s20S ,431; customs 1852 $50
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COINCIDENCE CoSTRIBUTIoS.-Tne Secretary Of the
Treasury has received two conscience contribu-
tions, oSe of s75 from an unknown resident Of New
York, anu the O her OF $50 from an unknown resi-
dent OF PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-10

PATENTS IssUED-Patents were issued yesterday
to the following citizens Of the District: Wallace
A Bartlett, projectile; same, pneumatic cannon:
Matthew Ryan, heat conductor and radiator, re-
issue; Z. l. Yewell, attachment TO books.
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rSs JOHN I. MITCHELLS REAL ESTATE
lSS Office. southwest corner of Ilth and Pa avenue
lThomas Dowling's auction rooms) Dealer In Real
Estate, Stocks, Bonds Insurance and General Agent
for the transaction of all business
Prompt attention given to any business entrusted to
me u43m
- BOYD'S DIRECTORY 1885 THE CANVASS
C-S for above work is near competion All persons
who have moved contemplate moving will send their
change Of residence business the Office and obge
VIM. H. BOYD. Room Al. LIE Droit building n2l-3w
r-~ THE AGENT FOR WHITE PORCELAIN
~ Letters W. b. STOOPS. 3l8 Sth street. Better
facilities for doing all kinds of sign Painting than any
other shop In Warrington Telephone connection 442-4
fe GEO. W. CORBETT
tS CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Special attention given to repairs and rmodeing Of
houses store fitting and jobbin9 316 Sth str
northwest Telephone call 442-3 n22-lms
rSS GAS FIXTURES,
w Large Assortment
Also,
FANCY GOODS.
Call and ExaminA
ssl 18th street. Corcoran Building.
ae3o 4 f. BROOKS
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AoooRD1os PLrAr.n,

The Pleater with which Nine sallsde established her
pnness and the sole device used by her the first
1ve years and still used all kinds Of box accordion
and fancy pleatngs. u offered for ala Send tor
caxcuaas. Ne. East 18th street. New York OcS-Sm
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General Eroreigu News by Gable To-
THE ARNoLD-wH1rRInGE wFDnrNG.

The ARNoiD-W HlFRtDGE WEDDING.
LONDON, December l0-The marriage ~ Miss Az
mold yesterday 10 Ar. Frederick Wutrti.a, Of New
1ork, occurred at Gotham. an surrey. Mr. and
Mrs. James Russell Lowell many mpfnhers OF mar
lament and numerous other persons or distinct ton
were among the guests The village WAS gai.y de
coraled and t1umphai arches were erected over
the streets along which The bridal party passed
IMPENDING FINANCIAL CRISIS IN VIENNA
VIENNA, December l0.-Ihe Bohemian Mortgage
company T. in great difficulty. owing to the or SIS
IN the sugar trade The min .Ster OF fiuanGe has
asked the BANKS both national and Others to unite
IN an effort TO prevent lis c0iapSe. Its collapse
would Involve the downfall OF forty savings banks
and bring ruin TO host OF poor depositors.