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Mean temperature....".
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Novemoer i2-Tho stock market
was moro active to-day than II has been IN
months, while NJ the came time dealings extend
ed ~ q greater number Of stocks tnan al any
ume this year. Ihe tone n the market. how
ever was extremely Irregular, with rapid and
frequent changes from strength 20 Weakness
AMI then reverse. Union Pacific, coal stocSs'
and slme OF tho gpocIHiilos were strong. ana
DID much o. bring about = higher range o.
values In the general lisi, but trusts and Atchi-
son were equally weak and had a marked inhu-
euco for harm, especially during the afternoon.
The temper u the room Was generally cOuser-
vafiveiy lullish. but London. owing o. tha Bra
lillian troubles, was seller 20 = limited extent
o. as f9yOrte-. and the bears vigorously resist
ell the uoUarl tendency OF prices. making -pe-
ctaIfv hogvg drives M tho trusts a. means 81
d0gniug thd general list lhe money market
was again disturbed in the afternoon. aud the
rate OF call-lOans was a. hlgn ~ 10 per ceh'''
which also nad a very Encouraging innCence
uTon the market toward tho close. thlon IA
cidc and Denver. Texas and Fort Worth were
bought on prospective arrangements D'tNe"n
them. ana later made one 90 Oh" most important
upward movements Of the day, while theformer
reached sin higher prices, though tho Nnoie
advance could not % held. Coai stocks were
very strong, the rise I'm the prices Of iron and ia
manufactures giving quite q boom % Tennessee
coal. Colorado coal. aud Reading, whlle LAcAA-
wanna sympathizeI with the last named. There
was Ina tho carly portion Of tho day considerable
covering Of coal siO-ks bui lator realzati0u3 on
long account Wiuei out mO-t Of the improve
mcut. tennessee COAL which = said % be worked
IN tho market by 3 party OF southern
spectators. made n jump 81 DO per cent from
- to -. but fen away half a. the advance. Atchi-
sou wa we3k from the opening, though "a de-
cline was slow. ana 10 had considerable effect IN
checking The improving tendency ~ the rest ol
tho llst nm early trading. Cotton on was The ur-l
Obi act Of attack log TIE bears. and u reachei p
lof0re the decline was stopped, though ther.
was ialk from hull sources NJ q squeeze of shorts
IN stock. sugar declined IN close sympathy
with cotton oil. though Hayemoyer WAS SAID a.
have taken o gloomy view ~ the prospects OF
the trust in hts recent ufteranccs, which hai
considerable eHe-t. There was some weakness
in W asfrro Onion upon mo talk OF tine establish
meut of posfa. fci graph by tho 1ogtrnn'nL
Final changes are alout equally dtyiicd between
toe gains aud iosses. and NnIln sugar Is down
nd Atehl.on per cent. Tennessee coal is up %
colorado coal 80. Denver, Texas aud Fort
Worth 14 sud chicago gas :, the other changes
being for fractional amounts. Total sales. l,0.
rh1res.
Eraiar.- xcnapge quiet and eieady At
fSli. als.. Money 'tt ~ fa2o closing m l2sl3
Sub Treasury oalances-God. 49, 5000; cur
rcnry.F~ 5000. GOyerum eutsfull and -f"ndy toI
e.. perco l2~ ex. int a. coupons iQ5 y
OK int state bonds uesicc.sl.
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HECHLER-Dicd, AZ 5:20 A. " November ~,
1880, JACOB HElHLER, native Of Zwingen-
burg, Germany, ~ tho forty-eshth year u his
age.
Funeral from tho German Lutheran church,
Eighth and Marshali stroots. THIS fIue5iayl
EVENING at 3 O'Clock. Friends and acQuaint-
ances are respectfully invited 70 attend
JOHNSON. Died. Monday. November 18Th, at
Q O'Clock. the weli-t0Owu oil warehouse hand,
RICHARD JOHNSON, father OF Charlotte Lei-
lev.
Funeral takes place at No0re-street Baptist
church n,3iored) IHis TUESDAY AFTERNOON
OF o'clock.
sHINE.-Died. November T., l-s9, ~ hi'
mothers residence. NJ. 21i east br al Htroot,
JANIS G. SHINE, son Of the late Jsines \. and
Isabella l. shine aged thriy-nFe years.
Funeral services from ST. Johns Episcopal
church his CTuos1ay) MOANING at u O'Clock.
Frien "a OF the family are invited 70 attend.
THOMAs.-Died, November Il, 1889, AZ Mar
rn-vIio. Va. POLAND I. THOMAS.
Funeral TUESDAY, MORNING. ~ n O'Clock,
from the residence - ms brother W. l.. Thomas,
~. sontn Pine street. Friends and acquaint-
aDces Invited 10 attend.
WATKINS-Died. Monday evening, Novom-
Der 18TH, a,5.i5 O'Clock, 40 tho residence of her
father. III vest Marshall street BESSIE W.
WATKINS, tn the sixth year OF her a."
Funeral az keysyiue, VA, WEDNESDAY,
MORNING % II O'Clock.
WRENN.-Died, az hcr residence, ~ Holly
street. MoudaT, Novembe ism. 40 l2.ij T. NJ,
Miss EMMA b.. WhENN. i'm the thirty-iourth
year ~ her age.
The funeral viii take place from pino-strcct
Baptist church lEsDAf. November 10Th, re- 8
=. ". Friends Of tla family invited TO attend.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market hrm.
oUorAu0aA
MfDnLfSd. &c.
Good MDDLfSG. 9Ac-
coon OEBthAkY. sc.
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WORK.
THE CREW OF A BIG BRITISH STEAM
SHIP SAFELY LANDED.
Tho Dctnnct BaDk-Naval Ahairs-Ar-
rested for Theft-Personal
Notes.
rcorro,ponacnco Of the Richmond p!spatch.l
NorrorK. November Is. 1883.


NorroIK. November IS. 1889.
Thethick weather which set
in Saturday and gave q winteTlsh flavor to
This section has cleared away and to-day ~
sunny and warm. There came near beng
Al least one wreck 10 mark thenOrtheasteI.
About midnight on Saturday night the
LARGE British bark Ordiyico. loaded with
ruano from the Pacific and bound for
Hampton Roads. mistaking. the bearings Of
Thimble light, went ashore one mule
south Of Cape Henry station Before
morning the crew of the park were an
safely landed by the life-savlng crow. Tho
wrecking.tugs Rescue, J. Is. Jones, and Is.
". Morse were at once dispatched 70 the
assistance Of the stranded vessel, and by )
o'clock in the afternoon she was hauled on
the beach aud lowed into Hampton Roads.
The second crop Of Irish potatoes from
the truck-farms are plentiful IN marAet.
Large quantities Of sweet potatoes from
the Eastern Shore are now brought mere
and shipped TO the northern markets.
1t D. thought the cases OF the officers or
the dcfunct Home Savings Bank viii be
tried in the Corporation Court this wee6.
The authorities have never yet been able
10 reach Cashier Percy.
Alexander Forbes (colorod), an lmpor-
tant witness against Rev. ). Nj. Armistead,
died Last Saturday night from eating Gus
tard. There are people COSBY enough 10
say he was poisoned.
Several d the Methodist preachers came
down from Conference 20 fiji the pulpiis
Yesterday Of former charges iu this vicinity,
and all had large congregations.
Rev. G. y. Williamson, of Lexington,
Ky. commenced % prOtractod meeting at
the Church Of the Disciples last night. and
VIII be joined tonight 10y Rev. i. ). Spen-
Ger, Of Richmond. ,
The battery for the new gunboat Petrol
has arrived Of the yard. Commodure
Brown expects 10 hoist Dis flag on the CHI
cago at Mare Island the middle of January.
The scarcity Of flag officers may neccssi-
tate the detail Of a captain a7 commanding
of the Norfolk station. The name ~
CAPTAIN G.. s. Norton, at present captain OK
the yard, las been mentioned for the COM
maud.
Colonel George A. Martin, defeated for
the Senate in Norfolk county, has served p
notice on Joseph 4. Lhwlcss, senator-clcct,
that he viii contest his scat on the ground
Of irreeularity and fraud.
Laura Whitfield (colored) bos been
placed in Jail on a telegraph order from
the Mayor OF Newbcruc, iorstcalhs gold
watch.
Tic November term Of the County Court
commenced to-day and lasted one hour,
and the court then adjourned FOR the
torn-thc shortest on record.
The big four-maetcd schooner y. i.
Poole. ashore ~ Virginia Beach since last
Aprl. was moved agan yesterday by the
heavy eaetorly tide. She has moved alto
gether fifty feet since she went on aud VIII
soon be of
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lRy telcgranh % Tho Dls2aten.l

ATLANTA. Ga, November ls.-Ihe Com
vcntion Of the Knights Of Labor to-day
went into Committee OF the Whole on the
land question The following resolution
was adopted as the fourth plank of the de-
claraiiou of principles of the Knights:
EesoIrsd. That land. including all the natural
sources If wealth, is thc ariinee ar all peop''
ans 4houii not be subject % speculative tranc
Occupancy and use shall he The only title to mo
possession Of land. Taxes upon land SHOULD ne
lowed upon its ull value for u4c. exclusive Of
Improvements. and should he sufficient 90 mahe
FOR inc community al Tie unoarnoi increment.
After tho committee had risen and tho
assembly had adopted the res luton
Nessrs Powderly and A. ". Wright. o..
the Executive Board. were appointed a
committee to attend the acknowledgements
Alliance Convention at ST. Louis.
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"a tho breaks. by reason Of all the bettcr grades
OF Wrappers having boon bought privately before
the auction sales. often look more fnnoB mao
they would otherwise. II is said By q good many
OF the buyers that the planters are not now mar
koiinz an Average Of their crop. but are hOidihg
back the better grades. However,. there are
good rnany who differ from thus opinion. -
Tho cool Weather for the past day or two VIII
no doubt check receipts b. some extent We 90
not anticipate, therefore. for next week sncn
heavy BREAKS ~ We have been having.
A yot bat few 81 our homo manufacturers
haYo entered tho market for now.
DiBEgfL BRorHERS
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THE CONGRESS.
THE TALK REGARDING THE CONTEST
FOR The SPEAkERSHlp.
AVerv lively Figb' In Prospect-The Mat
ter Of fae Richmond Post
mastcrShip.



W,suINGroN. November ts-Talk regard
inc The spoakership contest is becoming
more and more hvolv aad interesting aS
she congressman begin 60 arrive, and al
Enough the supporters Of Mr.. Reed. OF
Manc. are making loud claims, 10 rs quite
rV,dru' That thov have not boon able To
muster ANYTHING like the number Of votes
tAcf say thcg have Astroug western COM
lHusfou is being formed against tho Maine
man. and g seems 90 boz under the surface
iulr.lv JOB thp interest of Alr. Cannon. Of
illinois. The opinion rs expressed here
that q Reed cannot be nominated IN the
caucus ou thc hrst on second ballot he Is
knocked out for ihcu tho West wIll surely
combine against him. II IS pretty gene
raUv conceded that the result Of tho Ohio
e.e zion has greatly damaged the chances
Ci Nj Mckinley.
rrrITLworTH's CHANCES.
To-day prominent western congressman
sud t.a. t would NOT surprise hmm IN see
PHI. rlur az MIR. Butterworth. of ONO.
-uuur ON tlc caucus. and the honor fail
rpUn f.It gentleman. Tins may seem
strange falk. lu view Of the charge that
fu worth PLAYED false to Foraker In the
r...Ut contest iu Ohio. hut regardless ~
nr feeling "a That State. Mr.. Buttorworth
f- urr ct the most popular mon in Con
rr.- Ho i- HheI Dos both Democrats and
t.plhaaus. and IF the .peakcrshp cone
trsI becomes badly mixed and Mckinley
4e thrown overheard Butterworths name
would eNup.ieafe things very much If he
as psf un at The last moment.
QrIEr WORK.
There g. some quiet work being done ia
1ir Cuuou'e friends ara working very
lali 300 L, behalf. and they assert posi-
tt.ir Ilaf thoA w.l hold tlc more adfan-
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Cnrdcnscd TeIecrams.

tnENtlNti Afi'A htia7s
Seventeen deaths have resulted from the
explosion Of powder at Hanau.
Lord Londonderry has granted the de-
mands Of the striking cOllers at hls silks
worth colliery. Durham.
At the races in Birmingham, Ala, yeeter
doy the following horses were winners
Bertha. Kenil. Buckler, and Burch.
The United States man-of-war Pensacola
with the American scientific expedition on
board, has arrived at lreetown, West
Africa.
The banks Of private financiors holding
Brazilian bonds in London have largely
refused to sell. This action has prevented
panic.
Lewis c. Cassidy, one Of the most promi.
nent members of the Phladelphia bar
died suddenly at his residence IN Phlla
delphia yesterday.
Fx-Mavor Ward. of Sheffield, Eng, drop
ped dead yesterday while hurylng, to
catch a train. Ward was the largest edge
tool maker in the world.
On the London Stock Exchange Bra
lillian and Portuguese securities were flat
throughout yesterday. European bOurses
were not greatly affected.
At the feld-trials yesterday at High
Point, N. c., Annie 7. beat Trip, Fanny NJ.
beat Harry c., Lettie Land beat Sam g.,
Rowdy beat LomaI, and Many beat Blue
Wing.
The British mail steamer Atrato. from
Nonteyidio for Southampton, IL due al Rio
to-day, and some believe that the imperial
party will take passage upon that steamer
for Europe.
The extensive new china-works Of
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles at East Liver
pool were entirely destroyed by fire yes
terday. The total loss il about $3.50, 900.
Insurance, $4,000.
At the afternoon session of the Knights
of Labor yesterday at Atlanta a resolution
was adopted urging that census be taken
showing the proportion of people owning
homes and farms. how many OF these are
free from debt, and what percentage is
covered by mortgage. Local assemblies
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WuGEdr0y. y. G.. November iS-rurpontlns
steady 40 i9c R0sin steady strained, 9oc.; good
strained, g. Isr drp ot FLU Crude tur-
pentine firm: hard. si2J; yellow-dlp snd VIZ
gin. f.2-.
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kMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
4 Car Leaves the Track and Catches Fire.
~, ..ln-.rarh IN fhn nlanaf.hl

PuruuGGH, November 1s.-Ihe third
car or smoker of the eastern express. ON
tho PENNSYLVANIA road, left the trackab7uf
half-pa-t7 tins evening while the tram Was
pulling ont oi the yards. near Scyentceuth
Street. a fire broke out IN three parts of
tine car and There was Wild and frighttul
scouo. IN which a man and woman
fought irautically to escape. Other
train crews were near at hand,
and the Sire was quickly eNtngWshed.
Joseph Brucker. of Chicago. who was
pinned fast. was burned Go death, thes stove
falling ou hm. SiX others received moro
or less severe injuries. II Is supposed
the spreading Of the rails caused the acci-
DENT
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IN this court yesterday the jury On tho
case of Sutton rs Moore. the trial OF which
WAS begun Saturday, returneda verdict Tor
the defendant.
jaime, Sweeney rs. A. j. Ford. Action
for alleged malicious prosecution. Con-
tuucd until the next term of the court On
motion of tine defendant.
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National Rnnkrurtcy law.

W,eursaroN. November 1s.--The Presi-
dent this afternoon gave special recep-
tion TO a number Of gentlemen represent
inc various business interests Of the coun-
try who requested that he incorporate ~
his message 10 Congress q recommendation
for tho enactment Of an equitable national
bankruptcv law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-19

The well-lu1un emotional drama "Only
aFarmcr'- Daughter" was presented at The
Theatre last night. with Miss Adelaide
Cleric, who has for four or i've year, past
succe 5iully played TINT part, as Lzz'e
Stark, the adventures. Mss Cheue Wa
ABLY assisted b. Mr.. Charlie Mortimer and
very capable company. The play will be
repeated Tonight.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. November i2-Recoip,s: 90 head
Of cattle, - sheep. I,l59 hogs
SALES: g7s hesd OF cattle. ~ sheep, SSi hogs
PFtcos:
CNtle--Best 3kStc. gross medium 70 gooo,
2l,e3sc. gross: common 70 fair, i5SG2.c gross.
shesp-2 afsc. gross
Hogz-fh &C. not
Bulls axe gross.
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DrcrTyr Or grcUPITrFs
Big Advance in Coffee.

ITE - 1l'Y
| New YORK. November 1s.-There was
| great excitement and a big attendanceat the
/ Coffee Exchange this morning, due 10 the
/ interest felt in the Brazilian situation.
Coffee advanced from - 20 So points over
Saturdays closing, On the first call 20,7JO
| BAGS were sold.
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The increase Of taxed cigars was ~, 65S, !:
90. Of taxed cigarettes. 2S8, TS9, 800; OF
cigars exported. 26G, 100; and OF cigarettes
exported Is, 900, $50.
Ia North Carolina during the year there
were used in manufacturing purposes
9.i4O.9i4 pounds OF tobacco. pumbor OF
cigars manufactured, 2,622.i9O; cigarettes
L6l, 5i2. $50.
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DANYILLE.

DASYILLE, VA, November lo.-onr breaks
have been blocked all tue week. there mas
been no improvements In the quslsy on the
other hand he color seems 70 depreciate week
by Ueek, Thich Is Ia great measure due, no
doubt 70 the excessive rams aud warm wealner
which has reddensd tobacco considerably. Inc
quantity and quality Of nlors show some I'M
movement. There IL much larger pr0pOruon
Of low grades being sold than heretofore
Prices on wrappers show no decline whatever
We rather think tie better grades are somewhat
sitter. Medium 70 good cutters chow some III
lie advance. fine cutters are without change
An grades OF oilers arc shade easier.
Colory % good smokers are somewhat lover.
stsmnhng aud bright English leaf are very urn
aud eagerly sought after.
Ths demand seems good on all classes OF loai
Nothing Is neglected. Notwithstanding the con-
tinued excessive heavy breaks The buyers
seenn 10 be about a. anxious 10 lay In their stock
IA they have boon az any time during the seasen.
The wrapper buyers arc particularly active, 50
much 30 mat they are not content TO await aue-
ton sales, but are buying 70 great extent pri-
yateiy ahead Of regular saios. ihe consequence
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TO BE Appointed Bishop.

IDy IoIe9TNFH 70 W ID 49, ,
PIrTmURGH, November lS.-lt Is stated
on good authority that the Right hev.
Bishop Tuigg, Of the Pittsburgh Diocese;
Roman Catholic Church, has resigned. ana
that Right Rev Bishop Phelan, Coadluitor,
viii be appointed TO fill vacancy. bishop
Tnigg has been an Invalid for several
wears, lie had hoped his health wouisp
fairs of the diocese; but he has finally de-
cided TO retire.
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AGGREGATE collections from the districts
rl..I below were as follows;
I.rfl North Carolina. .-...-.-sl' 8ill ~
f. N.rfu lnr0illa.....- I''.'tt. = -
Second Virginia. ...-..---. 80, ''
trll virgins. .--.-.--- i'tV'''''s'
I.a production OF tobacco, snuff, cigars,
ana cigarettes for the fiscal wear ended
Jn.r 80. 1883, computed from the receipts
f-.r stamps sold for all such goods as
,..r. nat on The market for consumption,
t.,.tl,r with those removed IN bond Tor
export. and including importauons' was
TOBACCO AID sNuff.
Pounds.
r.t.... ............... Qis.4Sl.239
3. ~ .... .....-.... b,O13.b2J
r...I tobacco and 8nnf taxed. ..-.-.. %.l,3.t eoy
% and snuff exported ---.--.--' i@v<z''4V
T.al PRODUCTION for fiscal yosr 1879 2tol1,2y
I.ta production for fiscal year lssa Ssz'ooo's''
Total Increase over fiscal year 1885. l2'ss'i'9
The increase Of taxed tobacco and snuh
over Gscal wear 1888 was ~. 1862 ,263 pounds
OF tobacco exported, lls, 1873 pounds.
-,-.lna .Nn GIG ApY1gEs
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- wAsHISGrON November ia-For Vir-
IfAlR leinla, clearing, colder winds. becoming
-----jwesterly
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Noxnan Norember IS. lssa

ITTT| d = ~ 7-''''T - '7'TF
closing 11ot1tons 40 tls sI';- B'ari'
GOyzRSwgEr @sIcalrlfA bt Ast3i
United states 4H'5...........-......l'
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BLOOMINGTON. Ill, November 1S.-A
heavy suow-storm prevailed throughout
Tins section last evening. merging late 1T
uight into rain. IL was tine first snow of
the season, and six or eight inches fell ana
melted
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Bsfrrv0RR, Sovemberl%- baltimore and Ohio,
g~. northern Central 1la72, Cincinnati, WASH
Mpt0l ana Baltimore. l-t-. 90 bi1: 10. certn-
rate-. a1i. bid da. li's, G2 asked. consolidated
gas bonds, li3 q, bid: DO. sioek, 4ii.
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TErrsGrox, CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA,

TErrnGroN, CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA,
November 70 1889. !
rT'HE NOLANDINE COMPANY,
Il RICHMOND, Va: Gentlemen,-l have been
great sufferer with Chills and Malaria Fever.
TOOK quinine aud other medicines too hume
rous 10 mention could get no relief Upon =
recent visit 10 your city friend induced me 20
try bottle Of "Johnstons" Ague Cure-tor-
merly Nolandinc Haven't had
chill since taxing the first dose Have used only
one half OF a bottle and already feel Ike new
man besides an increased appetite have gained
eight pounds IN weight IN tho last fourteen days
Win say 20 suffering humanity try bottle OF
Johnstons Aguo care aud get we'll ihlhk IL
the ideal chill cure Snd toner up Of the system.
With many thanks, am yours truly, ,..
w. L. WILKINSON.
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RIo JANrno. November 19.-Ihe new
hrulr maintain order. II is preparing a
circular to the foreign governments Tcla-
tive % the overthrow of the empire, which
will be- fclpgraphcd % them through the
brazilian representatives. abroad. The pro-
vince of Bahia has slgnhcd IT'S adherence
fo the republic. News from other pro-
vince. show thut thev are also in favor of
q republican form of government.
AETIGls OF CONVENIENT.
Pgo DE JANEIG0 ci1 GALVESTON, Noyem-
her lN.-Seu1r Patr0cIuo BIAS been m
prisonod for conspiung against the iepuD-
i.c. The Governors named by the pro-
vi-ioual government are all military men.
The movucc If Behai has proclaimed for
"a raoubic. Peace and guictuess reign.
The repullc VIII allow the doposcd
lmpefol 500 Couto, dereis per annum du-
1hc five articles Of the Government de-
cree are
First. 4 republic So proclaimed.
second. The provinces of Brazil, united
hN federation, compose the united Sl"leS
third. Each State will formits own local
Tourth. Zach State viii send u repre-
sentative t. Congress, which VIII convene
shortly. and the final decision Of which the
provisional government viii await.
Firth Meantime the Governors of states
Will adopt means 10 maintain order and
nrotect The citizens rights The nations
Internal and external relations will be
represented mean while by the provisional
government.
TUE NOTIFICATION or CHANCE.
RIO JANuEo. November 19.-Ihe city
awoke on Friday % hear the republic pro-
claimed. General Da Fonseca, Senior Con-
staut. and Others proceeded 70 the
PetropOis in the morning and III
formed the Emperor that ho had been
dethroned. Dom Pedro, supported by
his family. received the deputauon
with absolute CompOsurc. General
Da Foneeca was the spokesman. lie
said that Brazil had advanced far enough
IN the path Of civilization to dispense Will
a monarchy. The country, while grateful
10 the Emperor for his patriotic services,
was firmly resolved to recognize only re-
Dom Pedro made dignifed reply. He
declined 10 abdicate, but said he would
WELD 10 force. The imperial family were
allowed one hour TO prepare Tor th9T de-
parture. The carriages, escorted oy SOL
diers, were waiting 10 take tnem 10 tuo
oufer haTbOr. where "a man-of-war was ~
mo under steam. The Captain had oeen
instructed 10 sail as soon as the Imperial
family had embarked. He had received
sealed orders instructing him what route
To take. Ii is supposed that LISBON Is the
destination of the vessel.
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Our citizens are delighted with salvation
OH. They never had as good pain remedy.
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ssHTISTAKES OF TNGERSOLL,"
vi LECTURE BN
nK W T. HAIL. oF Nav YORK
AZ The YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As,oCIh
TION HALL. sixth and Matn streets, on
TUESDAY. NOYEMHss frH, At I. VI.
Member, of the Young Mons Christian Asso-
citation admitted free.
Tickets 60 thermometers. 2jc. Roseved seats,
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