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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEEe-Thc spot markets for Brazil gTowths hsd q
look there little life 70 the trading
Eat bean quoted Isle and undcr,cribed do. I6c MIN
grades quiet but strongly maintained options Were e
and somewhat unsettled. May decheu ap"uO .
points at but before the clos Inc ioss wa !
recovered months ruled firm throughout thc 'Jfe
sesSioi and closed 5dl5 points higher ~ Influenced N
stronger cables. Havrr advanced EG'i II. SEch IN
Iavre bags Of which 273 900 bags are BriIlla
HAMBURG closed i pig higher oI most deiNeiIes Lohuo
gained 81 near options. Orcal Quotations, ~ II. .
Tune 20. 81 July TO Cd August Us Scptrlnhti ''N
October 76s sd November, los 3D. Receipts at Ko anu
santos continued small wh rxchan&. was Funotu 70
81 Rio reports Regular first 600 g09G 7t'ou.
s exchange (priNateL 2it2 rcclP,t l.Voo ''g>
70 cJearances Tor United states 900 bags; do for
EUROPE 900 bags total stock, l2S 900 bags il'Ihrc
l. 1850 to 10. 1890, 2s 900 bag SANE time ~,
O7g 600 bags time 1885 1J2 900 baeS receipts
az santos Juv / 1883 to July -. 1890 1si9OOO bags
same time 1889 2507 600 bags same time less O39OOo
Total sales to-day. Il 500 bags. a. follows.
D't9' 'Ve"' ~ ces uichest Lowest Slles.
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Ocean Cleaners
H-AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.

TtNJUTRG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
EXPRESS SERVICE betw. Southan pLon london
i,rl.l Hamburs New twin screw steamers OF 10000
tons ED iHIG0E +" siEk SSY s. Yamburg DIRECT
Columbia = n M June 10 Normanna g a m. July 3.
geiva We, II 20 sm Tyne Jns q 80 PM July 10
p H. june 2s California 4 p m. July 10
ste,nera leave from Hamburg Docks n9bokcn. y. J.
nSEyfGftr li.txS e e TL Pi}SSASSE 6sFcE
o. ~ n.n Nm Yew.York. III Broadway, n. Y.
DIED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS:
RFoE LAeV 95E6 xS EBEEISS& CURACAO
Calling a, Trinidad land AID embark passengers and
Pier 49, East River
s. s. fAHHH5l HbHipTlA IVY 80 m.
TSdsc American steamship specially built for the
trade have superior or PdsSersers'
HoULTOEi cne Hire ManSse RA E Il wail.st
c,TATE LINE-BETWEEN NETWORK,
HaftSG0W NND NOVILLE lL0NDoNDERKYE
Win THRoUGn TICKETS At KEDUSED RATES
IN GHbP9GQL LoHRGS byB jane 49, A. m.
s sTATE OF IESRisKX IhaTis5 June 25 10
Cabin passage a5j $50 according 70 location Of STATE.
roo@ Excursion cS,s sG5 to t9} se.rase F tcsets to
Columbia stores South Fer} Rrookyn = y FOR fright
Went g Bioadway N Y. Storage Office 81 Broadway
WHITE STAR LINE.
RoyAIt oKKx . TG-N,iffED STATES MNiL srEHMERs.
tcrnanIc June 1870 80 am. German &c Jnly "a p m
Raenc a {%y 30 a. M Mastc Hga g. 10 a. NJ
from White star Dock foot OF West IONS. 81, sco
second cabin on these se.ners 1 oto ~ boT sG
second cabin and SIS. Excursion tickets or fay9Tablo
terms ,tccraec $50 Company'' 09cs NO. 81 Broadway.
'e J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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SUM MER HOMES"

Beautifully Nustfated paInphIet OF 10 paRes, de-
scrbng the the line OF the NewYork.
Ontario and Western Railway. be had free appa-
offices below In NewYork-Nos. ]. ~. 323 94
and 1923 Broadway, 737 Gtaye.. 1.l70 9thaye. 1874
East l2jthst 2Gi West 12jhst. and ticket Offices at
Of West 32d.s and Jayst. In BroOkyn-i COurt.st
$50 FultonSt 2l5 Atantc-aye.. IS and l07 broadway
Brooklyn, f. D.. and 20 Manhattan ave, Grcenpont.
COpea mailed receipt Of cents In stamps j. Z.
ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent. Is Exchange
Place. NeW.YOrk.
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THE NEW HOTEL EMPEHSAND.

ADIkONDACk MOUNTAINS. Opsn the entire year.
the lake and adjacent ponds and brooks. The starting
point for all resots and camping grounds in tn woods.
Guides. boat, camp supplies So, furnished For cir.
EATON & Young, Managers,
Amncr-anf Franklin Co. "
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THEGLEN SPRINGS SANITARIUM

Institution under the medical u
corp, OF experienced physicians, Will be open for
June ST. 1880.
~ located on bluff, overlooking thirty miles Of
seneca Lake, surrounded by Pine forests and within
minutes walk Of the famous Watkins Glen.
VIII BE- thoroughly equipped with all the latest and rss
approved Therapeutic appliances, including TuTkish. II
sfGn RomGn Etectric. Eisetroteroa M0tere, Salinsa
Iron BdthS
Also Massage, Swedish Movements. Casthenc. aud al
forms Of Electricity.
Abundance OF pure water-aso valuable mineral springs
including saline. IrOn iodine and sulphur waters. Ne
Nodra.
Beautiful views, extensive walks, charming drives,
pure mountain air. boating fishing, bowling and lawn
tennis
All MODERN Improvements: Hydraulic Elevator Electric
Bells, sc. Cuisine unsurpassed.
For terms and other PARTICULARS address
WM +. LEFFINGW ELL. Manager,
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GtramboG
FALL RIVER LINE.

lOh bO0i Df'SCF and all Eastern point
r, tc,n1r, IN cOnimis,on-Pt iITAN,
NJ, ff Ig, NJ PR0ViDENCE and OLD COLONY
~ 49, vay week days zone on SuudaysJ
I"v ,a 'ocrrh..tra attached to each vessel $3.50,
s. III York from Pi,r IS, y H. told numb@)'
foot Z" Mrrrly-t ~ follow ,t., connec,,, with OK.
r 81 a due PARK sa Es N TseG9 do 80 ScGpS
, l2 4. NFaiI River A. NJ connecting with express
train due Boston "a Vooa at 6 and p. NJ, Fall River
E.inrnins - r. 81, Newport :oo =. ". due New
Norf oV cayc new York at 80 p NJ for all points
,,,,,.Dg lcas, PARK Sqnarc Stdt2i ho' - - ~.
OLi Ming At Fsll River and boston IL, M, 800,
sJea NT-TXprcss trains between ran river anu
onH arrive at ard depart nom thc Patk Sqiaid
Bo-t"n DiV- Old Colony Railroad. Instead
station ef alton Central Division as heretofore"
Of hdnenctton by Annex boat daily from ioGHyn F. NJ
J s.nG in YcwYork az 2G 7lS 2't S. and ~ s
lsroad%E, ~ Bowrry, Aston !lou-r and Windsor
E..', In once pies 3 y. Il. ana on steamers
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Counirn Board.

FIESrCLASS SUMMER HOME tor refined family "
\ party OF adults large private mansion one hoei
watof bath high, healthy view uneNcelled csahiias
Lawn. walks, shade; tennis station conNenielt ID
address HOME. 3l2 Bway noor. or can . "
ASHLEY hill COTTAGE-Eleyaed heathiai, mes uncSs
\ talus riNlnes waterfalls, home comforts r''' N,.s
Ms LINUS MELINs, Alandar, Berkshire Co. 49,:
A FEW REFINED people md good board aui."s
n the summer Western View farml city feis'o"'''
GEORGE G.. SMITH. Monticello, y Y ----
nERKSHIKE UIIIS.-Eoardng at Brooksidc fard.'
ID near Pt,ield: attitude 500 r. 18TH SEASON. IRA
:, to IS circulars references J. a. kofCf' LA"''
Mass.
l. ARM HOUSE, Healthy location large room,
lawn: shade brook near; fine WV OF n,o"'
ros,oftcc near. Address f. b. Upptr Red hooH, y .
GREEN MOUNTAINS Lake Bomoseen ram, m, 81
~ ton VT healthy. pheasant location IA RKrR.
milk cream Sc: terms - to ~. Mrs u =. pA.s--
gutrfiiAN 50 FARM. Shrewsbury, Mass-hlsn nix
shady grounds broad paZzas v"geso,1s NJ IoRINU.
cream our own raising pleasant drives. H. W. AoA'N
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AIpANy BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.

steamers DRLW md DEM NJ u Go'I ~ % Igaye Old
prt-p ii n r. foot Canal 81, =, p n DAi l-n tSun;
M icsxr,ttoei Connecting with SPLClAL SlEAMBOAr
dlNS, - f,r SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE. LAKE
~ ~ SARANAC LAKE and other ADIRON.
POINTS.
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COTTON-The spot market was dun and prices non'i
o,i, ,nrhaooed 80 sales reported. Since September
M ~ the ports aggregated 732 046 bales against
a. the corresponding time last year.
Quotations are based American standard OF casslca
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STAINED
SJAlNb I'D. -
$500 o. Low Middling 10 1915
Good Ordinary ......
C.X.. n..l nnlfnaVr-

Good Ordinary ....... 9sa Low Middling --l0 1916
Strict Good Ordinary 10 MuuihE ---''-'i'
There was quoter market in the option line, ana the
changes were frequent Early in the day there wa,
decline OF ~ points realizing but LlVeipOoi came
stronger and this led covering Of shorts IN near
months which advanced 5d6 points. closing nrIn Late
deliveries however, without quotabe change s@ieS
30. 200 bales.
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him TINT evening DIR. Hicks was awly from Flush
ing all the afternoon yesterday. lie was sh4u 10 We We
in this city attending TO Mrs. Charlotte y. NlcoH,
the mother of De Lancey Nicoll, who was stricken
with paralysis the afternoon OF Saturday, De
cember q. while taking luncheon with her
daughter Mrs William VI. Hoes. ol ths city'
The other physicians who called in TO MIR.
Giman's bedside would not say anything about
the case The physician who was sent To the
house by the coroner SAID that whntcVer t"c Ce1sc
of death was, il acted very quickly Morphine'
he added woud have been much slower. ana MT
Gilman was not more than two hours alone.
Mr. Laborree, the senior partner Of the the nan nrm
with which Mr.. Gilman was connected, was Sep
yesterday at his Office, NO. 10 Soutn-s'' ne
expressed surprise when the theory was broached
that Mr. Gilman had committed suicide ana as.
serted that 50 far as he knew that idea had not
been entertained Mr. Gilman has been con-
nected with our firm as partner for about zen ,en
years" said Mr. Iaborree. know of no reason
why Inc should take his life iis business relations
were. | think. in good condition. | know. at
least that nc had no business troubles in connec-
tion with our company; His famiIy ria''nHs i i;ts
were apparently of III" happiest. As TO his lie
or expenditures | know comparatively little.
received telegram from Mr. Gilman YESTERDAY
which ran follows Am not well Today;
Will be at the office late tomorrow. AS ! had
matters on which | wanted 10 consult him. !
went 10 Flushing and found him corpse; Inc
doctors who were called in assured me that ne had
died from heart disease
The dead man was extremely popular, nob Only
in Flushing but in this city where he was we'll
known. He thirty-siX years old. ana q lew
years ago married the oldest daughter Of Efinr,
ham Lawrence who has been dead
for some time Mr.. Lawrenccs son,
Efingham Lawrence. started few days ago
on "A hunting trip in the south. Mr. Gilman was
the Oldest son of the Rev Edward Gilman, VINO
has occupied several important places in his callnc.
His son was man of excellent musical ablltleS
For a long time before hc was married he was the
organist of 81. Georges Church al Flushing, ana
for n while of n church in this city.
He was member Of large number OF cluhs.
among them being the Union Club, tue Calumet
club the Racquet Club. the Ncw-l ork lacht iuo.
thc Iarchmont Yacht Club, the Lawyers tlfD.
tic Payers Climb. the Reform Club, the New-l ork
Whist club and the Tuxedo Club
All the preparations for the funeral nave beeD
r,ode hut the dav of the services cannot he de-
.idcd unon until after the coroner has given a
burial permit
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yesterday removed TO Nenagh from Clonmcl, where
! they were undergoing sentences OF SIN mol',' m
and four months respectively Tor colspr3cA
| They We're cO-dcfcndantS with William q Brleh'
John Dillon and Others in the 1IpperalS co"-
splracY case.
The LEGAL branch of the National League at
knocklong County Limerick to-day voted III
favor of supporting Mr.. ParncU. FATHER N"'-
ply presided.
Father Barry. a parish priest of Rathcomack,
County Cork. and prominent Nationalist IN Mr.
O'Bricns constituency. has come ont on Parne'i
side. While presiding AZ a Nationalist meeting i
to-day Father Barry made "A speech strongly III
favor of parncll. .
In a published interview Maurice IIcaly is
represented saving that assurance can he gEen
the public that no settlement Of the political crlsS
is possible hy arbitration. The contest. ne a"us'
will he fought 10 the bitter end.
Tile Parncll section Of the National Lca%ue
held u meeting here to-day. The announcement
was made that the receipts for the last two weeks
amounted 10 tI11l. including n subscription ol
G300 from Ilr Scully, the Parncllitc candidate ior
Parliament in North Kilkenny All the speakers
at the meeting denounced the Gladstonlan party
The officials of Limerick, hv vote of Ii To :.
have passed resolution of confidence III 'he
MCCarthNltcs. ~ !,
The Most Rev. DR. John Mccarthy, Bishop Of
Cloync. whose diocese includes . great part oi
Cork County has issued an episcopal letter ~
which he condemns Mr. ParncH. lie declares
that parncil is selfish. un2raiciuI ara uh-
patriotic. The letter states that the bishop mas
made arrangements 10 withdraw III" Na'lonai
League branches in his diocese from the contr22
Father O'Connur president Of the Cork tactic
Association. writes 10 the Nnti-Parncll 'ommii''r
II nothing else showed the hypocrisy ot the Ahil-
Parncll agitation. Mr. licaly, antics would be
sufficient, for they hetray both the man ana thS
cause he champions. The question "i me tisn
leadership is not 10 h. decided III a hof-Ih-'"I
corner meeting in the Cork Assembly rooms "
the pcop'r'S voice is in sympathy with >uch a
mceinc hold il publicly. II otherwise why OPP
pose il '
The Irish Times" SAYS that the Pope is con
.iJariuo an appcal sent iu him bY Catholics i'm Lon
don rr3vinr him - pronounce against Catholics
supporting Parncl. They ask the Pope 10 take
this action because Of Mr.. ParncilS wlckcdncsN.
London Dee. 1G.-At a meeting of the Liberal
Tnionist Council to-day. at which Lord Stahrldgr
prc.ldrd II was resolved +, BRING forward nj the
t,cncraI Election two candidates for every con
stiiucncv represented by two members IN Paria-
mcut. - ., -.
striking Mr. ParnclIS name from The list oi
citiycns of the town vas taken at full mccilng
of thr Council. and tie resolution proNlIlut Tor
the ernSurc OF his name was adopted by
unanimouS vote.
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THE TRIAL or EYRIUD BEGUN.
HE AND MILE. BOMPARD ARRAhNED tOR
THE MURDER OF GOrFFE, THE NOTARY.
MANY PROMINENT PERSONS N THE PARIS
COURT RoOM-EYRAUD'S STORY OF


Paris. Dec lG-Th" trial of Michael Eyraud ana
Cahr o+. HonIpar for the murder of Tou-SalIt come
notary ard PROCESS -rryer began day IN th" NNsHe
Court t;-,.ii interest i- marifcecd in the ease ana
t1e CONT room was dcuscly crrwded. Among those
pr..cut Were. a number 81 women members OF the
dipl,ratc corps senator, and Members OF IN" 'han
lor ~ IDENTITIES. Both prisoners answered I'm conn
don't manner the quest put 10 them by the JndGe
E,ra,,i's answer, revealed a dcplOrtble story me
rc,d,t - the court gave in detail a history OF his
arcer A. The age Of thirteen years hi conduct was
such that hi, father va, Obliged To send mm To a
,.,ro,oforv When nineteen years old he enlisted IN
b,,o.. regiment. from which he va, transferred To
,i, y,r.ru Legion. he served In the war between
r,.,.,. and NcNi,o. lie deserted from hi> r'giin-m
ud toin.d hc guerilla, under GCneDl Juarez, to "h'n
o behaved the position of IN" French forces For
,ni. crime he VA, tried by French cour martial ana
,,udcmncd 10 death The amnesty of 1869 enabled
him to -eturn TO Francc. Aftcr hi, return he led an
adventurous life committing robberies and other
crime.
E,raud declared that the allegations made by the
president caumnle'.
Fyr,ud narrated t. the court how Nile. Bompari
pr,u,.,d to cntcc Gouic to her house and then nur
Io~ and rob him. lie told also of the purchase oi
f,. ,riirl i,r the purpose 0i CoaccalnG the b"d\.
,.,,re H.. hid vy, ,lrilng down with Nile. BJmpdni
oa> .irauelrd and which attached {" pulley nr
hind cuttilu. Wa, passed around hi' nc'H ne
died added Evraud almost without NtlUgSh.
Milo i.ouraad when ut"r.1 lated Jared that an
fc detail, or tho murder planned DY fiInud h'u
tha he influenced her assist him in CARRYING out hi'
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reference 10 Mr.. Gladstone as 'garrnOns Ola gentle
man was outrage upon locral sentiment ana an
insult TO "A great and noble man. And theh imagine
Mr. ParnclI with a crOwbar in his hand breaking In thc
door OF United Ireland onice whou, any legal righ'
warrant for III doing We nnd MN now gOh-
through the country raising sort Of civil war. evon2
hatred and creating strife among men VINO lew snort
weeks ago were oyal comrades and loving friends
To day read that roting has begun. blood mas been
she'd Michael Davitt has been seriously wounded by a
party of Mr. Parners follOwcrS-Micha'l DaVi'' WHO
though, and toilcd and dared and suffered 50 much
for hi, country. And why Will Mr.. ParncH INSIST on
bringing on our unhappy country all This shame ana
trouble simply to crafty his pride ana passion
and with view maintain himself IN position 10
which lie was raised when his countrymcn and his
colleagues thought ne loved lbs country Dctcr man
himself But that position j. now gone from MN :
by nj, own words actions and course OF conduct he ll>
put himself ont Of the place hc loES held IN me
esteem of the Irish people. | hope Ee may bc ahlc
some day by and just measures. TO recover IT,.
John Dillon went on A visit To Philadelphia yesterday
to consult some leading ln>hmcn there the present
;.per of the struggle lie and T. p q COnnor are now
the only two Of Parliamentary delegates remaining
In this country and they Will stay here un harmony
is
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r. d. SULLIVAN 10 SAIL TO DAY.
HI FEARS THAT THL PRESENT IRISH AGIIAIioN
Will. TND Is CIVIL WAR.

Hr FEARS THAT TIE PRESENT IRISH AGIIAIloN
Will. TND Is CIVIL WAR
r. d. sullivan. ~ T.. the eN-L0id MAYOR oi Duon"'
xtlI sail today with Mre. sullivan for Europe o' ''o
D,t,auutc. To reporter of The Tribune MI e"'
van ,sd that when he reached Ireland he Won" uo
oil that he could TO rcuntc the Natonai i"i'cs o'
uncs likely 10 save the Home Rule cause from disaster
AZ the coming general election. "tniortunhteN' hc
said MIR Parnel j. acting only too wen mp 10 'nD
promisc he made at the outset OF the trouble tdt hc
would Gcnt the matter ont t0 the bitter eld """
have no compromise with every day tiai l's'c'
and every speech that he maize he Is widchhs Tue
breach that he himself ha, created ~ the Na'o"''
ranks. and lie is rendering more ana more aDS"'''
the idea that alliance with the English Liberals ahd
reunion OF the Irish National forces can
ever be effected under ms leadership
Mr.. Parnclrs manifesto contains a gross Insult 10
every man and woman in England who expressed the
opinion that after the revelations Of The divorce court
Mr. ParneIl was not a NJ leader for an honest people
Nightly struggling 10 be free. Was 1t not, repeat
. gross insult 10 such people when he styled thcm
sEpglish wolves bowling for his destruction Ills
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SUPPRESSED UNITED IRELAND
ApPEtEING II SPITE OF Az INJrNCTloNDIp
BIZ KNOWN HENCEFoRTH AS " INSCP-
rREssIBLE UNITED IEELAND.-

PREsSIBLE UNITED lEELAND
Dublin. Dcc 1G-Ipon the Application Of counsel
acting T., behalf Of Nj. Parneil- sdhcrent> the court
here La, granted iHerocutofy injuucuon' restrain
ing the publication 4 the paper Suppressed 'h'ed
Ireland the fist edition Of which was lssHed by 'he
McC arthyite> YESTERDAY.
Tic applcntion for an injunction was granted on an
andayt by Mr. Campbell, acting manager OF The lrieh
National Newspaper Publishing Company. OF which
Nes.rs ParneU Lawlor. Patrick Egan, Timothy Har-
-,r,,o, aud DR. Kenny are directors. I'm his affidavit
Mr. Campbell gave the particulars OF the dismissal OF
Mr.. nodl1n from the managing edtorNhp Of TINTED
Ireland and told how Bodin had since feproo"'eo 'o
manor The defendants counsel asked Tor an adjourn
men, in tbe absence Of sufficient notice The lnorc
asked =, connsel would agree not TO publish the paper
fnr.nr the adjournment. a. the deieno" refused 70
eive the required promise. the Juose sa" he "du o
alternative l;.; io grant All injunction
Notwithstanding tie Injunction "Suppre-'en hieu
Ireland again appeared today Inc wofas "i'cu .,o
ireland however. do not appear on u'c t'p W lnc
mage only the word Suppressed appcatimS ''L, I
Hereafter the paper will be chu'icu '"'"pP'''''O''
\ nit cd Ireland
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THE WORLDS FAIE PROCL1N1TI0N

EXPECTING the PEi~IDLNr 10 ISSUE II To
DAY.
Wa.hingtou Dec. 1G.-lt D. expected tlat me fi'-l
dent World lalr proclamation VIII be- I'-h'd Ii'' 10
day or Tomorrow. II j, understood tAat 10 trouble
,i,t.,rr La, occurred ana that the dcit, i- simply
that tnc rcco,~ar, foIualltc, may be- carried ON
The Nu0rncy General reported that tiic" seemed 40
prov l,on preventing the cav Council rcscihd'ag HN
bonding resolution and th. Pre- deut desires tla me
Ionrd nf Directors ol the FAR hall formally rai'N ~
rlty ordinance ~ order 10 maxi everything ecnicalN
nd LEGAL light -pIII
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London, Dee Id.-Tr threatened N'llhe ot WeaVer'
,t poIton has been avcrtcd, the employers having
,..o.,o, nm advance in wages seven hundred plush
,c,v,rs employed by Lister Co.. OF bradford, nave
,;rucb against a reduction Of wages Three hundred
iu 4trike 10 morrow. and 100 more ~ the end Of the
week The reduction III wages Is SAID to be due To the
Mckinley Tariff law.
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THE srEprxr,s CREW MET DEATH MAxrrLLY.

London Dec IG.-rhc cour, Of inquiry appointed 10
investigate the Circumstances attending the ~ of IA"
British cruiser Serpent which struck reef and foun
dcr,d OIL cape Bucy. near CamarinaN spain, met to
day The evidence presented 10 the court showed that
the crew died manfIlly wishing one another go"h bN
ri, commander nr.,,rVcd his GOODNESS and SallantN
In tle end There no pane whatever aboard IN"
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Mr.. REID N TIE EAST.
,orRTrSIES SHOWN TnE MINISTER To FRANCE
By THE SULTAN OF TURKEY.

By THE SULTAN OF TURKEY.
ConFautinople Dee. lG.-Nr Whli"a" heid' ''e
american Minister at Paris. AVID Mrs. Reid. who are
malng tour of the East. spent several day> III ms
city, Throughout their stay they were "a" re''p''n''
nf market attention. Nr. Reid Wa presented 80 m,
sultan and y,, aficrwarl III, guest % honor at a
dinner given by His Majesty. The other guests were
Mr. Hir.ch tho American Minister 10 Turkey the
Grand Vrirr the Minister of Foreign MairS. tho
chief Admiral Il the Turkish Navy. and a numbti ~
other high officials.
Mis-, Rcd YEA. also houorrL by the sultan. who
conferred upon her the uricr Of the >hcfha'. ih'
highest rlrki-h decoration that can he gwen 7" a
woman. . . -
VII and Mr.. Reid were much pleased with their
reception They have left Cou-i luinoplc aud gone &"
Egypt.
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ottawa. Dee. lG.-Ihc appeal Of the owner Of ilc
,-,ine schooner " +. >tyward, seized IN Hehrnf sea
in l--7. which appeal i about Ia come bci'" inc
United state, Court. viii br.uS mp two important
pout, The vessel lhcllcd In the United states
Court At oi,ka. and IT j, IN the plcadneN that the
District Of Alaska had no jur>dio ton. lnaNiuch -
the vessel when >clIed was morr than one marine
l.,.r. fr,fn shore II j. also up I'm the British
side If the case. to strengthen which the DENNY
Minister Of Justice has gone 10 Washington. th1i the
,rt of Congrcs, OF l~6~. RESTRICT free naNla' ~
Irhfns ~ca unconstitutional and opposed to the
comfy of nations.
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perpc Dee. 10 The Government of the Argentine
pcpuhIic has decided To withdraw its Minister from
zcroud and 10 It's legation here. This acton
is taken on the ground Oi economy