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WASHINGTON NEWS.
NATIONAL BANK FINANCES,
Report of the Comptroller OF the Currency
Comparative Atatep'snt-AIinIStsr Man
ning's HscapadO- The Identification
Of Secretary BayRId,

WASHINGTON, Nov, 25,-Ths annual re
port Of Hon. Wm. L. Trenholm, Comp
troller of the Currency, contains sugges
tons for the amendment Of NshonR
Bank Laws, in about q dozen instances
including the contingent liability Of share
holders requirements aa to reserve the
limit on loans to individuals, more Thorough
examination Of banks, and their protec
ton against unequal State taxation. The
specific character Of these suggestions II
withheld for the present, Three thou
sand, five hundred and eighty Nations
Banks have organized, In oil OF which
1855 arc now In operation,
OF these 74hRvs been organized during
tho past year With capital Of SCI ,0O0, 900,
circulation $2,9O0,OO0. Twenty.iour banks
went into voluntary liquidation during
the year, one ceased to existby expiration
Of charter and eight failed, Since tho he
ginning Of the system In 1868, only IL
National banks have failed, OF these so
have paid their creditors in full, and u
have paid interest besides, lltsen in full
and Ave In part, Over 90 percent OF all
National bank stock Is held by residents
OF the State In which the bank Is located.
The total number oil shareholders is
223, 900; the total number OF ahRres over
100000. The effect OF the reduction ol
the public debt and tho high premium on
bonds upon the volume OF National bank
circulation Is very fully illustrated in The
rannrk
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soFrA, Now 25,-Another conspiracy
against the Government hiss been ditcoy.
cred. Two officers, ono OF them a Russian,
organized q plot 10 kill Colonel Nikaof,
Msjor Papotr and the Regents. The crime
was 10 have been committed at B o'clock
this morning. Major PapoT discovered
the plot aud caused the arrest Of the two
officers and Of two others who were I'M
pllpated, Thoy will bJ tried in few
days,
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O4NHRllaE, Quo Nov. 9l-QlIte a
sensation was created here to-day by a
triatbeiore Mayor LiwrOnCe, IN which D.
D. Taylor, editor Of tho Times, was proIe.
cutting witness againBt Dr.. j. I. MoPhst-
son, q prominent physician Of this place.
The evidence at the trial showed that
Taylor had attacked the doctor through
the columns Of his papoS, and the doctor,
meeting him on the street, proceeded TO
give him aCaning, The doctor waived hia
right Of trial by Jury, aud pleaded guilty
10 an assault. The mayor Aued the de-
isndank IS and costs, The Cauas ol the
trouble ssslnS to have gown out ot the
political contest 10 this county, In which
both nartIClpauts were prominent figures.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the Water and! Movements Of tn,
ROntn.

1
The Nellie spser, Iron Age and JOSEPH
W. Gould passed up yesterday witt
empties,
Robert Hoffman Ia now at the head o.
affairs In the cook room OF the U, W,
Bachelor,
Jim Stephens, veteran Steamboat en-,
giueeF, Is at present holding the throttle
on the steamer Courier,
The W. N, Chancellor ia due down at
an early hour this morning enroute' from
Pittsburgh to Charleston,
The Louis A, Snsrley ia due to-day
from Cincinnati, Tor which point ahe will
leave at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
The river was rising at this point all day
yesterday and at dusk last night was still
coming up with depth in the channel Of
20 feet and 7 iuChes,
The steamer General Pike, is due down
to-day on her way from Pittsburgh to Gin
Cinnati, The Scotia, running in tho same
trade, passed up yesterday
The indications are now, Judging from
the reports from above, that there will be
nearly so feet Of water here, unless tho
water that is coming is checked by q sud-
den and severe cold snap. There was IL
feet at Pittsburgh last night and the river
was rising,
The steamer Joseph A, Stone, built in
1871 OF $50 tons Durthen, one Of the larg,
est boats Of the Pittsburgh coal fleet, Is
reported to be subject at present, to
heavy tlna lor an iniraClion OF the Gov
ernment marine laws, The Stone, on her
laat trip up the river, was caught here
with her tow OF emptiea by the falling
river and forced to go TO the bank for sew,
eIal weeks, at point q short distance
above the Top mill, About one month
ago 1t was time for her annual inspection
to be made aud Local Inspectors Ritz aud
Thomas, OF this port, were sent for. They
found her In o very bad condition. Sew
eral new boiler plates were ordered put on
at once and that was done here. Her hull
as we'll as her boilers was found very de-
teCtiVe and she was ordered to 20 TO the
docks before doing any business, A
special permit was given her TO 90
TO Pittsburgh for tho purpose OF being
docked. AS soon as tho river rose the
Stone started for home. The next heard
oil her she was taking out monstrous tow
OF coal, She passed here Sunday. 1t Ia
understood that she hes not gone on the
docks as promised and that she Ia sailing
without proper papers. This subjects the
boat to $500 fine and also subjects her oil.
GERS 10 fines. Steambostmen hsreabouts
have beon discussing her case for the past
lew days.
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Added To Knlul,ts of Lnl,or.

PirTsEuRsH, Now 25.-At meeting OF
the Pittsburgh District branch Of the
mipers association at Banksville, Pa, last
night, Psesdldent Costello, Vice President
Gallagher, Treasurer Taylor, and Trustees
Strobe, Allsop and Carnes rendered their
resignation in order that they might Join
the knights Of Labor. This agtIon may
result in adding 1900 members to the
knights OF Labor, but prominent MON.
bers Of the miners association state that
tho old organization will continue in exis.
tencO and states President HarrlsoD will
be in the city in few days to rsorganiSa
the association and elect new officers.
The retiring officers will act as organizers
for the Knights Of Labor.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 25.-secrotary Bay.
ard ls greatly distressed at the alleged con-
duct Of Minister Manning at Mexico aud
cannot trust himself to speak about il. A
mild form OF denial has been furnished by
the State Department, but the story is bo.
iieVed, particularly by those who know
the past record OF the Minister. Mr..
Bayard lays the blame on Senator Gibson
and other Southern men, who gave the
very higheut testimonials 10 Aanning's
abiiity and character, and says that such
Endorsements could not be rejected, coin-
ing rs they did from honorable men.
Louisiana people here say that ManninE's
habit Of going on spree oemi occasionally
d no secret In that State and must have
been knoVu 70 the Senators who recon-
mended him.
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SENATOR HAwLEY gave the students Of
Hsmilton College little talk the other
day in the Course Of which he told them
this little story: 'OnCs, when young
man, wss complaining to my father Of
tho dreadful state Of politics, and he said:
10, you want too much. You had better
leave this world and go climb a tree "
There are well meaning, deludedm men who
look for perfection in politics and hope to
attain It by taking no part in their party'S
primaries. They should ''go climb q
traen
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A Terrihle I,rinha.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, 25.-A special from
Paris, No. says A most CowRrdly and In,
human murder was u1mmittod about four
miles southwest Of Paris last night Just at
dark, q Colored man, Owen Moore, being
the victim. Moore had been hauling
wood 10 Paris, ia waa riding on the run,
niRg gear oi his wagon on his way
home, and when near hIa house
he was shot by the unknown man Ia
tho right leg, Another load was emptisd
into his leg, above tbs knee. Then the
Into pulp with the gur, breaking the
skull, Not being satisfied with his say.
agcnesS, he then GGt MOore's throat from
ear to ear, slashed him across the face and
across the left aide OF his head, Moore
lived nearly an hour in this condition,
when death ended his suaerlngs. No
reason eau bs givcR for the murder,
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oI,ncr.,IIo,unu,l..


PlrrBuRaH, Nov. 25.-The Miners As'
socIa ton convention at scottdale to-day
decided to insist upon tho demands made
upon tie coke operations sometime ago,
but in order to give the latter ample op.
por!unity 10 consider the demands, the
time for striking was extended to Dscem.
bsr %. In tho meantime, in compliance
NTH M invitation from Minep Associa.
ton, the Knights Of Labor will meet them
in joint convention to decide upon some
united action 10 tho event Of the strike.
The Knights OF Labor Of the coke regions,
also held q meeting tonight and resolved
70 leave the question Of striking In the
haudI Of the Executive Board. The joint
convention will DO held in few days.
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A WASHINGTON newspaper prints tie
ioIlowiDg important information: "The
Preaident and Mrs. Cleveland took walk
shortly after 0 o'clock this morning in the
south grounds about the White HOute.
They trudged around the grounds three
times aud then withdrew into ths White
House." lit were mot for the Washing
ton newspapers what would the country
do for nows2 The White House cat
might new and the world would mover
knnR Il.
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wnul. lllo NInrnr lnYn.l,rnl.d.

sTEuDsSvlLLE, o., Nov. ga resolu.
ton was introduced in tho City Council
s7 Councilman Henry, Of the street com.
mittee, asking for the appointment Of a
committee to investigate and audit the
sccountof Mayor opperman Tor tho month
Of October. Henry claims the amount Of
lnes reported by the Mayor does not cor.
respond with the report Of liles pub.
llshed In tho daily papers. The Mayor
says his reports are oil correct, challenges
an investigation, and his friends say the
Investigation resolution was inspired by q
man who wants To be Mayor, and who Ia
now seeking the nomination. The report
was referred to the Police Committee.
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sT. LOUIS, Nov. PA special from
Paris, Mo-, says: A most OOwsrdIy and
inhuman murder was committed about
four milel southwest Of Paris last night,
Just at dark, . ColQrad man, QSen Moore
heiIg the victim M1ars had kaaa Aall.
ing wood to Paris. Ho was riding on the
running gear Of his wagon on his way
home, aud when hear bis house he was
shot by an unknown man in the right leg.
Another load was emptied into hls left
Jog above the knee. Then tho murderer
beat his viCtim's hssd almost Into q pulp
with tho gun, breaking the skull. Not
being gatiti ID with his saYagslsss, he
then cut Moore's throat iSom ear to ear,
glashed him across the lace and across tho
left side OF the head. MORE lived nearly
an hour in lis condition, when death
ended his auaerlng, No reason can be
given iOs tho lnpvdeE
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KAss4S Cry, NOM 25.-Ralph New.
man, a promising young business man Of
this city, died yeutefdAy from liberation
Of tho pitot tho stomach. Newman had
ippsvtiously swallowed a raw bean, which
gradually piolucollnn ANIMATION sufficient
10 cause death. Blk ol the bsaL physIClAIB
In tho naighborhool attended HIN, but
Wero unable 10 diagnose the case. The
cSulO oi death vAy not discovered until
tho post morton aut1pSy. .H r
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IRIS not difficult to believe that the
p,Rla Of mind OF the Secretary Of State Ia
dis.m bed by thes American Minister in
Mexico. Mr., Bayard las had bad luck
with his corutry's representative in Mex
leo. Thers Was the highly ornate ssdg-
wick, who painted tho town red when he
found himaell in tho capitol CiLy. And
now Minister Manning makes the natives
think he is something Of roystCrer him
self, The national drink Of Mlxlco doesn't
agree with the American diplomatic stom'
pUh
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WASHINGTON, Nov, 25.-The Attorney
General tomorrow will institute suit in
The Supreme Court Of the District Of OIL.
uFnbla, to aettls the title to the Potomac
Flats, and especially that portion which
has been known for Y0arn " The kidwell
Meadows. The list oi defendants y very
long, numbering forty.rine, distributed
over & Wide rsuge Of territory.
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dsaprh nnnennla rnnptnl.

The funeral Of Mt. Joseph Duncan took
place yesterday from The residence Of hla
mother, In East Wheeling, Mr., Duncan
was 4 member oi Belmont lodge X, OF r.,
and was buried by and with Tho burial
service Of that order. A largo delegation
Of the X, Of r. Lodge from Bridgeport,
headed by the AstnaYllle Cornst band,
with delegations from The lodges oI this
city, made on inipOalng appearance on the
streets. Mi, Duncan wRl very popular
with oil who knew him aud leaves alAteo
OlfCle oi relasiyss aud itlBnds 10 mourn hlH
taking away In The bloom ol bic young
manhood,
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FATHER OF KNOW NoTHINaIsAI,
EFAStuI Brooks Dsad-A Sketch of His


NEw YoRE, Nov, 25,-Ths Hon. Eras'
tua Brooks died at his home on Staten
Island, after long illness, He was born
in Portland, Maine, January 81, 1915, and
when eight Yeas old was sent to Boston,
where he secured employment in a gro.
cary store, aud obtained the Tudiments OF
lsarninga at an evening school. He subse-
quently became q printer, and published
a newspaper called The Yankee, at Wis
casaet, Me. AfterWaTd having graduated
at Brown UniYsraity, he became the prin-
cipal oi Q grammar school at Haverhill,
Mas and editor OF the HaVerhill GqEstts,
In 1895 he was engaged as Washington
correspondent ol the Nav York Daily Ad-
verltSer and oi several New England jour
mails, and later became, with his brother,
i9int editor and proprietor OF the New
York Express,
In ls49 Mr., Brooks travelled extenslVely
In Europe, and in 1853 and 1856 was
elected to the New York State Semitic.
While In the Senate he advocated a bill
diVesting the Roman Catholic bishops OF
thetitle to church property In rsRl estate,
and in consequence he0lmO involved in q
controversy With Archbishop Hughes,
Rtieh was published in q volume, entl'
tied "Oontroysrsy on Church Property"
In 1850 he was nominated for Governor
Of New by tho American party, but was
not elected, He subsequently, Joined the
Democratic party. In 1879 he was ap'
pointed q membsr Of tho o1nmlaalon TO
raTioa kkn EknNn nnn.Nikukian H. 49,,
called the father Of the Kaow Nothing
party, ....
The funeral OF Mr.. Brooks will take
place on Saturday afternoon FROM the
protestant Episcopal church Of the As.
eenslon, at West New Brighton, 3. l,
The intarmsnt will hs at the Morsvlan
cemetery a. New Dorm, Thsre will bs no
pall-bearers and no flowers, At the re-
Qnest Of the relative there will be no un-
necessary display.
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stock I,rOcicr Harmed.

MT. o4RRoLI, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-when the
shS freight train from tho East on the g.,
NJ. and St. Paul railroad reached the depot
at this place last night smoke was seen
iasuing from the freight car occupied by
N. V. seevey, Of West Libertyvills, who
was on route with his stock aud household
goods for Wright Company, Iowa.
The door olihe car was opened and the
interior wsa discovered TO be OH lre. Mr..
seavey was on bis knees near the door
and was taken out as quickly as possible,
but died In few minutes. He had not
been burned, hut was slowly sutfoGAted in
hIs moving prison. The Iile probably
CAUGHT from his lantern. lll- ~ WV
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s-&NS--s
A,i,s AfnorV niid Mr., lIeunjH.

Miso Della Moore, who Ia familiar 10
Wheeling people In tho title role Of
IiNiountRIn rlnk," J" played to on overflow.
Ing house al The Academy Of Mueis, at
pafkefsbufg yesterday appeared In tho
afternoon Ss Galatea 10 Mr.. Frank
HUnnig'B pygmallon. In tho evening 1.-THE
Danites" was given. II 10 Baid that Mr..
NJ. q. Van Wlnkle will manage Miss
Moore next teason In q new play written
ior her by MI, Howard Taylor, q CelObra.
ted play right, Mr., Van Winkle has the
experience % well % the managerial push
10 successfully carry Miss Moore through
q season Of lflumph,
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i,ni,lin Ilni,nn r.ni. ArnIn.

The Opera House orchestra will resume
lie public, yemi.pOuthly, Sunday night re.
hoRrssls Tor tho season OF 1SsO-s7 next
Sunday evening, GsrmAnla hall in the
publjc Library building has bson engaged
by tho orchestra Tor thlS season, Those
TehO1talln In tho past have been q BoutUe
al gtoAt pleasure " those entitled 10 al,
tend, and II 10 presumed that those 10 bs
given this year will no! he leas 40. The
programme arranged for the opening
oonOsft ls q very attractive one aud vii
probably engage The attention Of all who
ato entitled TO admission AL thss. lnuSlUA
Affairs,
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wAsnlSoToN, D. o., Nov. 25,-A rc.
port reached Washington from thN
West tonight that an attempt had been
made to kill the President to-day, but up
10 II o'clock oil was quiet and serene at
tho White House, and the titsl inlelll.
RsnOe Of tho attempt upon the Pfeaident's
llie was conveyed there In the report from
lila WeAl,
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An i.plstopailSn Dsposea

HAbrtMonE, Nov 2S.-lItShop Porch, Of
The Protestant EpiSCopSl Church, acting
for the OCClsBlSSticSl authorities ot tbu
DIoSOsa Of EsSIon, has formally pro.
i,ounCed sentence pL deposition from the
oiiice Of Piesbytot, aud from the eIsfcise
Of ali authority In ths EpACopal CHURCH
against Hsy. 9. W. Bone, oil y. Petet'i
Church, HallBbuiy, Md who 9 fey week.
ago proclaimed his belief 10 the doCttlnel
and teaOhingS Of tho Roman Catholic
Church,
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Illtis vptdIet for q Cent,

NEWARK, o., Nov. pa 5000 Slandor
,uit, brought by ohSS. Love against JOS
,ph Il. Morrison for circulating q report
hat plaintiff had stolen corn, alter two
lays trial, was settled In the Common
Pleas Court to-day by the Jury returning q
verdict awarding plAlntlG One cent dam
ages, The costs will amount 10 over $500,
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AupnlAnI

Ladies' are requested 10 cali and examine
The Now White Automatic Sowing Ma.
Persona having used the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Automatic machine, will And the White
70 be superior In every tSspect An eE.
animation 10 respectfully solicited, II
oRu DO seen at the glOgEootl oil
EDWARD l., Ross X Uo,,
No, bb'TWelith VI
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ami. nnrnt rlLlshnrnh.

ptrsluaan, Nov 25.-!To.day was the
darkest that Pittsburgh has seen for years.
Pedestrians on tho streets were not rscog.
nisAble at twenty paceJ distance. The
darkest time was between ten o'clock and
two, and VAs lights had 70 hO used In oil
houses. A heavy fog spread over the city
aud the snow, by nq9a, had TUNED 10
rain. u Was vely UNPLEASANT day all
Rroiind.-outdoorB,
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pANICIN AlIorEL.


ClIement.
CHICAGO, Now 96.-Fho Continental
Hotel, corner Wabash avenue and Msdi.
son street, was damaged by Gre early this
morning TO the extent OF about $500. The
fire started on the third floor in lot OF
bed clothing, A panic ensusd among the
guests at tus L1toi, Those who we're first
awakened hurrledly aroused the occupants
Of the hundred odd rooms, Many Of tho
women guests rushed out screaming In
theiy night clQthes or scautily clad at best.
The Ore burned rapidly add tho smoke
filled the whole house. When the dremen
sg.iysd most Of the guests we're assembled
In The psri9rs aud otses badly frightened.
The stairyays wero Uttered with piles Of
clothing, personal effects and trunks, the
lattor in all imaginable golditIols, Tho
fire went through tho ceiling Of the SEQ.
ond floor aud had to bs fought from be.
low. II was over half an hour bslore the
blaze was extingulshed.
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JKRsEY CRY, N. j., Nov. 25.-The rear
car Of the passenger train that left the
Erie Railroad depot at $3.50 O'clock this Rt.
tsrnoon for Paterson, Jumped the track at
thp west ond Of The tunnel, and before
the engine Csild ba reversed 1t Colllded
with the signal station, There were TWEEN,
ty.bix passengers In tho car, and they
were thrown violently forward from their
Heatu, many Of them being seriously In.
iqred by CAIS EeGrIYst from the broken
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TRAVELLING sHAnrEIts.
They Try to VlctImIEs Some RIph Citizen
Hut With Poor Success,

They Try to VlCtImIEs Some RIph CItIIsnS,
Hut With Poor SUCCESS,
DRrRolT, MIou Nov. 2S.-Ouban sharp
ere, evidently tho same gang who have
been swindling rich Philadelphiaus, are
playing their game in this region. A
letter wrlttau Ia SpnIsh was iacantly
brought to Herman Freppd, proprietor Of
"The Fair" with y rGQ lsss from the re,
ceiveF Of the letter, q wealthy oitiAsn OF
birmingham, Mich, for transportation.
The letter was postmarked Havana,
and tho writer said, that he
vas formerly high official In
had absconded to tho United States sew.
eral months previous with $500, 900 in
Spanish bonds. He exchanged the bonds
az New 9Flesls Tor Onltsd atates seeurl.
tiel, and, with the securities on his peraon,
made trip through the Safes, going as
far north as Birmingham, Mich. BeCom.
ing suspicious that he was bsing Swallowed,
he buried his stolen wealth in the vicinity
Of Birmingham. He then turned to The
South, aud ut ley West vas kldnappsl,
taken to Havana, aud thrown into the
Government Prison.
The writer wont on to say that hO was
still In prison. He bad heard whilO in
birmingham of the high standing Of the
Man he was addressing, and he offered to
give him onS-lhird OF the securities II he
would interest himself In securing the
writer's release Before anything could
be done, however, 1t was neces-
sary, to negotiate some Of the Sc
curitles, A plan Of tho LOCALITY yhera
they we're buried was among BIS bag
gage, which was detained by the Havana
police, and $1,000 was needed TO release II.
II the Birmingham hNsipesa nan would
seHd ths NANCY the piAn w6pld'Bs mailed
Three weeku ago a similar letter was
brought TO Mr.. FrGund from another party,
and still auother letter last week from q
different citizen. They wae Rlngled out
by the ghaTpera aud sro all rich. II Is
mot known whether any oi them bit, but
Mr.. Freund thinks that the Birmingham
man did.
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BIRMINGHAM, AtAn Nov gi.-ThO local
assembly, Knight, ot 4Nbor, has decided
not 10 order the threatened strike at rfAtt
mines add appointed a committee 10 Aud
employment elssEhers for Dykes, tbs
Knight who wAS discharged by The PtAtt
company,
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Tho dranl statue Narrowly BIoapol HUH

NAV YoRE, Nov 25.-Ths heavy cloth
Cpttsln which, during tho day time, GOV.
srs the electric light lenses On Tho statue
Of Liebrly, caught lie Monday night and
fell on the light wood work Of the staircase
In the interior Of the BlAtus. II was only
BY tho hardest work that q lad atO was
ayerted aud tho great Ssstue RAved from
Fnin