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sur CALIFORNIA sUsrxsDED sAxxs.
H.. BeprA Clss.s That NE ~ Innocent 81
rorxery-The eea diego 0ask.


Mr. BeprA C1ssrss That NE ~ Hnneeert 81
rorsery-Ths sss diego 1ssk.
SAN FRANc1soo Nov. Nv. f. Baird, under
arrest here charged with forgery Of Madeira
bank stock. notes. and other papers to the ex-
tent Of 100000 spent the forenoon to-day In
the ofice Of the Chief Of Police
He is % years old. and has been In this State
about four years. He sold to-day: II am GER
tain my arrest grew out Of some trivial cause.
I am accused Of embexzlement and over-issu-
ing stock. defy. any map to show that my
sSSnds9t has e ever been anything but open and
Baird ascribed some Of the adverse reports
concerninQ his management Of the bank to dis.
gruntied settlers who were dissatisfied with
their holdings IN the colony
The transactinns OF Baird continue to come
TO light, While there were originally only
h !, already been presented over 1ooo shares
Major BoncbraIe OF Los Angeles holds t11,-
600 worth OF notes. hypothecated with this
bank. Several notes have been raised to one
hundred times their value.
BAN DtEao. Nov. 14.-lBank Examiner ". a.
Chamberlain arrived last evening and be.
gan his Investigations into the affairs Of
the suspended California National Bank
&c Sy q oo Ra03 ao WV nssst%snss iSe
Els COMPANY, also examined the bank. and
said thatH the Bank 1xaminer, would give
money enough from New York and London to
reestablish the bank on sound basis
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those measures Of his. seven years. service a.
Chief Executiye. which Affect politics and are
diyislon 81 opinion upon the fact that his IA;
ministration IN eyery day Of every week OF
has been one Of frtendship. liberality. and pro,
gressiye IMPROVEMENT concernin9 matters OF
iTRSrtsnsse end interest to the citizen soldiery
Ssrs%oRy ols:sa Esh p5g ,aEs5 |,. md hs Sc
corner. stone bears this Inscription; 23d
Hegt n g: 3 n X, 1891. Sresssntsd b. TIE
articles placed in the boz Deposited IN the
stone are pictnSes Of tho oflcsrs q the regi-
Of The e ex s H Gov. HilI and staf and the
speclal guests were entertained at the Union
League Club.
:. The new armory will be ono Of the Arest in
the State. twill have q frontage Of 216 feet on
Bedford avenue, AL feet on Atlantic Avenue.
will be q combination Of tho Rorqanssaue and
Re9aiasance: Hard.burned brick viii b the
massive copinge, corniees. eills. and linteis
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rwKsrr-rH,Hn REGIMENT AnMosY.

OF the regiment, Gen. John b Woodward. Gov.
Morgan G. Bulkeley Of Connecticut, Col W. I.
Ogden. Gen. E I. Molineaux. Col. W. l. Og-
den. and Col J. B. Frothinshan. The line Of
march was from Oermont avenue to Lafsy.
ette. to Bedford. to tho new armory. The vet
Grams were msssed upon . raised platform.
and the regimentin front Of the arnory.
Gov. Hill and STAFF were escorted to the AZ
mory By = squad Of mounted police. and on
their arrival salute Of nineteen guns was
fred By the Third Gatlin Battery. In the sb-
ssnoe Of Mayor Chaplin. Acting Mayor Picker
Ing presided and made the openlpg, remarks.
Introducing Gov. Hill. who laid tho CORNER
Hs said shs Stats q New YORK q vel e ths
third Regiment which had taken . foremost
He coneratulated the regiment on it's new
home and predicted for Il . continued SUCCESS
was then delivered By Editor 81. Clair EoKel:
fe tae 81
berSu ,.Hse made this rese1Esnce 70 Gov: HiIl;
York. However men may divide concerning
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RErOLUT1OyLzED BRAzIL.
Uruguay Ready 20 DefeaA Her Frontier
Against Ser Neighbor's Troops.

Ur0guAy Ready 70 DefoaA Her Frontier
Against Her NeiShbor's Troops.
LONDON. Nov 14.-In spite OF the instruo-
lions sent to the Brazilian Ministers all over
the world to deny the existence Of any dis
turbauce. all the statements made In these
dispatches in regard to the situation In Brazil
are confirmed In every particular. There are
several provinces in revolt against the Dicta-
tor. There has been battle In Bio Grande do
Sui between the forces Of the National party
and those Of the Dictator The latter has been
defeated. and the National party 10 organizing
In several provinces armies which are ex-
pected to march upon San Paulo and Rio
Janeiro. and to drive Ds Fonsecs and his
supporters into the sea-"
The Governor OF Rio do Sui. Gen. Castiello.
has been deposed by the revolutionists. The
reenforcements Of troops and war ships. which
Da Fonseca sent to Gen. Castiello. will reach
Porto Allegro only in time. 1t is believed. to
And that capital In the possession OF the Ma
The opposition continues to gain strength,
and The bv aat0nal party is being resnioFssd
have declared against the Dictator The
kst[9nnlists hope 70 restore order , IL Brazil
irmIy the republican form Of goyeEnnent
+ haying been reported thatthe Dictator has
do Sui. the National party leaders have On.
hps sasa p
Should tRe dictator troops, receive the priv.
ileges sked for. Uruguay will have to reckon
with the National party when peace Il restored.
army sonsistns Q, about 1890 men her arm pn.
active civilian force. numbering about 5000.
As these forces are armed With Remington ri.
gould make . strong protest against any yio-
lation Of her. territory on the part Of the Die
Gen. Astrogilco. who 70 in commend Of tho
Nationalist forces In Rio Grande do Sui. has
SssHnss ssd sd
they try to subdue that province. 1t Is be:
lleved. however. that tho northern province OF
Mnas. Geraes and other provinces Will soon be
stss his snsos i've
tSs Baitmers nartet and q o seven s await
y SSskd 81 ttes
Is se dS Wof to Castom House. fasites.
and inability to load and UNLOAD the vessels
now waiting IT, receive and discharge csrgoes.
dealers ' say tSSt xili saysncs. IS the
supply here will soon be exhausted;
Santos says: fhe Custom HOUSE is blocked
With %srShsndiss ths Lending fsstes are
penses 81 lighters. denurrass. and labor are
oppressive; the railways cannot get
the merchandise away, fast enough and the
Interior railways are becoming crippled for
ssss ssf e sas hffSses Wick
Iorbodes Q frightful epidemic during the hot
season."
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DIea IL . STANDING Posture.

Tho dead stowaway who was found on Fri
day night In the hold Of the steamer Moravia
Of the Hamburg line II believed to be Edward
Platter. A passport found In his clothing had
that name on It He was from Austria. When
the longshoremen who were unloadtng the
crest bstwssn two piles 81 bags ailsd With
sugar
SgS s s Ss s swsy 10
able to extrleata himself. II he called out fSr
Beln. as no undoubtedly did. HIS cries could
ystioa or from the foul air In the hold, ,pro6a-
Ely trSm both Tks Gsr19an, an, GSns9l Il n New
the body decently buried
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ABBE-PALAER.-ons Saturday. Nov. II. 1891.
by the Rev. r. Heber Newton. Catharins 4. b.
Palmer to Robert Able. n. d.
BAKER-LITTLE.-on Wednesday. Nov II.
1891 at the residence Of tho brides father. by the
Rev. J. L. Ray. Ph. d. Gensvteve. daughter Of Bon.
jamin r. Little. to Thomas Edward Baker.
DICKINSON OPER.-On Thursday evening
Nov. IL. at the residence Of tho BRIDES mother by
the Rev. T. L stoddard Clara II. Dickinson to Ed.
ward l.. soper. Both Of Jersey City Heights
HAYTT-wAYLAND Bridgeport, Conn.,. on
Thursday. Nov. IL. 1901. at the residence Of the
BRIDES uncle. Mr.. George y. Bushnell. 85S Fairfield
av. by the Rev. L. R. streetsr. Miss May L. wsyland
10 Lester HAytt.
AECKLER-BROCKW Saturday, Oct
81. 1891. a. the Third Unvsrsal!st Church. ls3 West
18th st. by the Rev. DR.. Boea, Augustus I. Heck.
lsr Of this city and Josephine Emma Harlow Of Rox.
bury. Mass. Reception on return from wedding tour
METCALFE-LAWTO Thursday. Nov. IL.
in Charleston g. o., at the rssidencs OF the brides
mother. by the Rev. A. 7. Porter D. D., Charles Net.
cslfe Of Gifords. Staten Island n. Y. to Mary Tay.
lor. daughter Of the late winborn Lawton. Esq Of
Charleston.
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Michael Davltt Against tho Attacks on Mrs
Parneu
Turkish Brisaads Active.

CoNsTAYTINorLE, Now 14-Advices received
In this city state that party of brigands re-
Gently made q raid upon samsoun. village OF
Trebizonde. and plundered the house Of Ar
maud. . director Of the tobacco Reggie. M.
Arnaud and his wife and son were brutally
amount Of booty and then departed into the
country. ,leaying no clue BY which they might
be traced. The object ri the bandits was to
had been sent to Sansoun for the purpose OF
establishing there a branch Of the ottoman
BANK This treasure was CONSUMED to an
agent OF the bank. whose name also was
Arpaud. and the gang mistook the house Of
the director for the one occupied by the agent
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cnasln :, NILE IN sosro,.S s1REE1s
A Frrarh Arr trit:e Asrested Sior Passing
W0r,h.e~s Cheeks.

BoSroN. Nov. IA Partisan art critic. who
glv,s the nama ~ y. c. Do Scissors. WAS
chased mile through Boston's streets last
evening ,y u mob of civilians. who had been
asked tn catch him" by man who said he
was Attic.
The ,ry Stop theft" was caught up all
along the line and the feet footed Frenchman
did s''mr %: the best eDrlnting ever seen on
Boston's navements. Tho funniest part Of II
was the fact that the district messenger boys
led the chase. and they wore the ones who ran
down til" fugitive He was collared by Patrol
man O'Gra Is and was taken to Station 4.
The story told by the man who started the
chase and who gave the name Of Charlier was
as follows: A week or 30 ago De Scissors
called upon Charlier, who Ia Boylston street
militneT. and made sone purchases check
was given In payment. and De Soissons de-
parted. The check proved worthless and not
unit, Yesterday did Dc scissors and Charlton
ant The Fine meeting was IN tue EQUITABLE bgidips.
sons was arra H in the Municipsl Court n on
sassss aha
P, DC scissors IL about "a years OLD. and speaks
osHEA ara aa' Il .S SG snf n: hSs 1as
S Rsstsrn g., q ths berry ssts RI ils shsPsiE
AA'o otbIus WHICH 10 iuA OA9, ID
S S6GITn' closely cropped. and Van Dyke In
pronor+, n" y e. medium Reigbt and we'll
sought out ali ths isadInS artists and and scaiptors
q boston. 70 them he represented that his
n4as many va Sdss' IL sa sh ss k
his N SSs
fe.aso Ses ss &Sssa we
NOD, and Mark Waterman.
When searched last evening in the police
statinn the prisoner had In his pockets NUM-
Z STOW Townsend. and Were sisned By T. Weln:
ss or ~ They were, payable to Cash"
had also Two o. Blank ''c ehe sGs one q
he Bosstos NationI BsnE an Hs lad Gsl paper
& Tie squthO pa Goa r SSsl 's Sos
Rsny. worth. $40 each. The paper bears
tSS q as ssSs fPR fsssaeSt AND
william J. Auborn. Treasufer He gives Is
H. excuse for passing the worthless checks
u,hs 10 pas been used as . tool by Wein.
s s,i1t,nk He says that the checks were passed
t fsis Of the shares Of the Feat Fuel Company.
ssne eaid that Weinschepk apthorixed him 70
so,i the shares at ~ cents each n he could not
TH oapsAssntdr E q can DO ssE9Rsd thS ar%
nHHr Weinschelk came to the rescue Of their
ally. and they have probably skipped.
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will be Of Carlisle brown stone. The front will
be 40 feet In height, and the side and rear

There Will be tunnel on either side Of the
main entrance on Bedford avenue. and there
will be a 100 foot tower on the Bedford avenue
and Poetic street corner shd tunnel at the
Atlantic avenue corner The5S yiIi als9 bSss
street and Atlantic avenue. From the main
entrance there will pc hall ~ feet long run;
ming back to the main drill room. The drill
room :will b. 206x300 feet In area surrounded
The extreme height from door to roof will be
81 feet. The nrst floor will contain the jani-
tore ONCE and w9rkroom. the agartsrmasters.
more compfnX roma The Coloners room,
nsd naa stan om re hI rSom s enn l
room. 70x1o0 feet; win be on the second aoor.
band room, and janitors apartments
The fourth aoor wiIl contain cont H. 2 gymnasium
Ing room. The two floors in the tower will be
used fer e. hospital purposes -, =. "a. ,...
100 yards long. with ten targets. and also
EsITan,s end beth S zen TIE sost St ths
was 500 OOQ
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mUNDER BRADLEY AGHAST.
1UssKLL

Tss,r MssAs-BraAey WIN Appeal. asa
WIN Keep On nssAssnisg Asasry fars.
MI. orsat 900 damage suit of Mary T.
,,.s.ii against James A. Bradley OF Asbury
nj Tor malicious prosecution. which has
.sitatod Jersey at intervals for twelve years,
- onlcd yesterday with 0 verdict for tho
s,.,nHfY for S12.5OO.
In August, 1879 Mrs. Russell was arrested
- On. instance Of Mr.. Bradley for selling
w,nor NJ her drug store In Asbury Park with
Ut a license or q physician's prescription.
NJ Bradley had her arrested upon complaint
a.de TO him By Q clerk whom Mrs.
pnsssll had discharged. Mra. Russell
-.s taken before Squire Bennett and
u"sasnos bis witnesses. among whom WA
not ptoeu.. ..r,o.i t.o,,, M ,,hio,, IA 49,
., rdnSsansi Is snS x n"' s oSsn
p n,,ns .a.-a turned mn al a vitnsss A. the
Twelve se yea, A. ME- Rn.ss,i v.s la ,,n = ths
! ysessr; ONCE Mr. Bradley. Il is alleged de.
soui s,. tna nra,enca Of many paonis that bs
s s,srSd have her arrested again. iew days
Later she wss SnIn as or rasnns
.SSisssdstiy house upon an sad.,is made ),
her sa asse Hu them s U sued M Mr. Bradley TIL.
N Il finally got into the United States Circuit
Court here. The defence was that M. Bradley
nf sh "u the iury Yesterday. ala that in
Ii. s opinion the testimony showed Nj: Bradley
had said he would cause Mrs. Russell's second
arrest. st there was no affirmative 1 nn evidence
to snow that ne secufeo VI neapeo " secure
the Indictment 1t was for the jury to deter:
NINE ~ne.aef .ne set' he ~oS esasea
whether the indictment had been instituted
,-ithout nrobahlo cauae and malicionslv r.
W., mi1" .'N. t.h "a. ,h. ri.,n.;c, a. Ia,.s
must r be- sufllclent to reimburse her for costs.
h,r tbc in;nIv tn nor feoinps and to her renu.
tati on md Tor the dsxracs she was subjected
fled out With their two keepers, and the law.
ihe es s sn would be long wait They hsd
ts ,ho w"s r SsGTe y
T THST Ind hesn s out i've minutes. =" ''"' ~
The Jury marched in. hung up their oyer.
sect and and h spd S0 ths s lor sess Tss
S e aas ,'" G1ies Silss DowninS JosepR r.
S asa. Sss &Gs% Fl sSik ss1s ssa Sss9
and aeGI Lewis Newman. 'A0'' 0Ano'o ~ ''u''n'
Foreman MsXrthur. announced that they had
T fraI Russell ai aaid Slesiuliy 70 her SON son
One 81 her fris End J hut is iSEsr 70 h.o ,ips.
shnk Ins hands Win evervhodv. A''A 'ses' W
when iudTs Shipman closed ia chSrse. and
avon scf mnCev shaar avs b.
ON ss.s vow mnch attn rfiad said "HwMnh ~
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Gsvnaa CsIosists Lave Haasia.

81. PETERSBURG. Nov IL - Many German
colonsts In the country along the volga River
have become discontented with the conditions
prevailing in Russia, and have determined to
give Up their holdings and leave the country.
Already 9 large number. attracted by the 90,
Sts sseS sas hsss
have departed for South Africa. The emil
grants are thrifty and Industrious. and ma
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sa. FraseI.es enc q. N.t,ea.l ce.ys..,sns.

nan Francisco and the Nstioaai Csavsatisns.
BAN FEANcIsoo. Nov. IL The work OF secur-
ing $4,000 la subscriptions for tho pre-
.iminary guarantee fund for the expenses OF
the national Republican aud Democratic con-
ventions In this city has been completed BY Q
committee OF business men. and the COM
mitteo appointed by them to 60 to Washington
20 lay san Franciseos offer before the national
Sni n, Of the two parties leaves here to-
a, The committee appointed TO appear before
.se Republican National Committee consists
s Coleman, ard A. q. Booth. TO act In connection
Win ", ~ De foppg, tnsIai,er VI the Keputli-
u fSs bSt 0ss A sEo S Sy
deemed necessary. " ~ ! :
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rbur,s., Nav. N fsof- ~ sns r,s,dspe. al her
-.nAe..s.. -..... N r,,.r rJ,rsv n.n,,,.,,
n 3. slsnsbs Ro,,sr N,veo. N ne isth rear Of
49,. -.
rnn.,s, Win n. n.,a .. IN. FIRM yr.,sv,sr,.n
Cbu,cn uo,tcis,, uonasx Nov IA st bsfs.psst
ioIM
o,CON NO ON Nov ~. a. ZIG King IT,. Ann
oponnor
r,,snd. A.. ,,v,.A o. .,,sra IN. fursr. sr,yn hev
ste res,d,nce liza Kim, "A IN Sunday afternoon Al
. o,o,ocs in,.,,n.n, =, c.,v.e,
IA 1rem = ~ p.,d., No IN =, y,s,tsora Cam
HAZE, T.,.o, a.,sh,,. a, A,,,r. e.,,sn
BLENDS ara ,nv,,sa 70 s,,sns an. srn.rsi fror ne,
is,. r..,ssncs ~, A.r,n, :, an sunasv Afternoon
A, s.45 o,cioot. int.rmcnt At Hin.dsie Mas..
Monday
pnrhs widow Of Patrict parts
r,neroj from he, ia ,e.ia.nc. xe o,cot, q, proot
lyn. rnesdnv mornlnr Nov "A
pA1CyaEII.-on Thur,day Nov n Mary O.
widow M lanes patohel, sced "a vesr,
Funeral .ervce, Al her late residence s,4 r~,inr
TON nv on Sunday 18th ina, AT 4 pM Intsr.
n,ept nr,va,.
HIIEY'--on Saturday Nov. IA a, Hartford conu.
James RiIcv AIRED Al years
Notice of funsrn, hereafter.
RYAN Nov "a. of nnsnmon,, llama. q, nvsn
.on ~ Eren and ist. John Rysn brotns, a, wiIi,s
4 and Jobn RYAN
FUNERAL sunday Nov IL from rssidsne. soa Was,
A1st Al.
cf.Il m EH.--On Frlday Nov nj BYfdreuArt
o,nn p.n,x sonsib.i scaa n var,
rend. are nyted 10 attend the uner. from ss isss
re.idenos. ~ sterno AZ. ON Sunday sfternoon AZ
e,c,o.s
se,0TT On Friday Nov IA a. Nav Hsvsn. Conn.
J.mss sco,, sved a. war,
rri.nds mr.. invit.d Ia attend TIA fuues.i fro b,s
late residence, Garden st., on Monday afternoon At
eo,c,ocs
smrA IN r-,A.x NV "a N nr4sr.ror< nm,
Joh.r,. sh.. .ssa M vo.rs
,st. ,es,s.nc. AZ .John,on a, on sunday .ftsrnoon
A. otciocs ana from Sacred Hesrt Church a, q m
o,c,ncr
SICK rs --on r,,a.v Nov IA Al east r.rssor6
Conn I.rv Ann Viz. Of p.,sr sIctIs, srsd a.
a war;
rSspa. n. ,nv..a N s...,a tina fun.rsl srooo h,
l.,. r..,a.n,s n, arua.v .ftsrnoon A o,coeh
sH TrrH-Nr, R,t,. Ro-.t p smits sudd.piv a.
m,dnient Nov OF n.riton,ti,
nn,,sa A. I.n,s, Mn ph,iad.Inh,.
-. ~ 1r..on ~ ,s. so,h -. osn.. a..
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the IN.
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Fatal Rs,Iway Accident In Italy.

ROME. Nov. IA despatch has been re-
oeived here stating that fast train. bound
from Rome for Turin. collided with an ordinary
passenger train from Genoa for this city. The
scene Of. the accident WAS the Galera station.
The trains crashed together with terrific ,yio-
for hours -Four persons were killed and seven
were Injured. 1--WE SO severely that little hops Is
was due 70 the TACT that the signals for tie
running OF the trains were disregaFdsd.
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COZ HILL LAYS A CoRNER STONE
Description OF the 8uslaine That win - the
Twenty.shirA's New 1eese.

The corner stone Of the new Twenty third
Regiment armory IN Bedford avenue and
Pacific street. Brooklyn, was laid yesterday
afternoon by Gov Hill In the presence Of the
members Of the regiment and the Veteran
Association and several thousand spectators.
There were no Masonic rites
Soon after o'clock there was parade from
the old armory in Clermont avenue to the site
Of the new one. The column was composed ~
follows: Escort Of mounted police: Twelfth
Regiment band: Battalion OF veterans. 400
strong. In command OF Gen. Alfred @ Barnes:
Twenty-third Regiment band: Twenty third
Regiment. under command Of Col John N.
Partridge Among the veterans Of the
regiment were Col Evesdall and Judge
Pratt, the first and second Colonies
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Chinese Rebels Sack . Tow..

SHANGHAI. Nov. 14.--A serious revolt broke
out on Nov. 10. near Foo-Choo. one Of the
treaty ports and capital OF tho province OF Fo-
KEN, on tho Min River The rebels had for q
time full sway and marched In force upon
Tehwei. sacked the torp. burned q number OF
and At last advices were preparing to sack
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Her I.o.s.lsst Husband San.

NKwBuHaH. Nov. 14.-Mra John J. Moule OF
Fishkil last night receiveda cableeram from
Rotterdam. which simply contained one word
Safe" It's supposed 70 be from her long.
thought to have been lost at sea- but has prob
ably been picked UP by an outgoing steamer
and carried to Europe.
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PstssSurgh Wants the 1epublseaA Csnven.
tlOn.

PrrsBunoH. Nov 14.-After short consulta-
ton this afternoon. the Despatch. Times Com
n,srcial Gasette. and Press proprietors agreed
kepubitcan National Convention here Each
Of the papers has agreed to give 81 900 to the
fund. Tho other newspapers OF tho city will
doubtless Join the movement
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c,.v.i.aa Has Conrratu,.tsa Flower.

WATERFOWL. Nov. 14.-Mr.. Flower has re.
eeived private letter from Grover Cleveland
congratulating him upon his election. The
letter will not be published.
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xIRINE INTELLIGENCE

su1AfunH AtAAhAc-rHs pAx
Sun f1sss.. Us SIM Sets. a Noon rtssa OF
HIGH vArSH-Infs DAT
sandy Hook. 40 Gov Island. z OF He'll Gats. 81
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LONDON. Nov 14.-There was not much bust.
ness doing to-day In the American market.
and what there was took its tone from the
Paris Bourse. which was alternately strong
and weak. closing. however. at about the low
est Of the day. with fall on balance Of TX
In Russians and Greeks. OF In Brazilians.
and Of 2in Uruguaya Spanish and Portuguese
were steady and Argentines rose. Chiiians
advanced u on the settlement OF the Cabinet
dificultieA There 10 persistent bear raid In
Paris on bank shares. which has resulted in a
heavy fall in those Of the new Cor,ptoir Ma
tional d'Escompte and BanQue Paris Et des
Pays Bias. and It is believed that both are heav.
ny loaded with speculative securities Tho lat
tor has no deposits payable on demand. 90 that
1t does not seem to be in any danger: and. al
though the Compton is interested In copper
securities and the new Russian loan. Il denied
the report that It Is largely stuck with Portu-
Euesa. Nevertheless. the Paris market 10 quite
demoralized BY the weakness In these shares
In the street Russians and Greeks reached the
lowest prices In years. but Americans cut loose
from their sinIster influence and advanced ON
New York prices. Northern Pacific preferred
being eagerly bid for. to cover shorts.
Michael Davltt Against tho Attacks on Mrs.
ParneiL
LONDON. Nov. 14.-To.day q letter. written
over the signature Of Mr.. Michael Davitt.
has been made public. In which he objects In
very strong terms to the abusive references
Parnell.
= MI; Dewitt shows that, though he opposed
spot IN his heart for him as friend. He shows
also that he appreeiates fully the extent Of
made his wife. Tor he writes that ali these at.
tacks made against Mrs. Parnell are against
one for whom Mr.. Parnell made the most APP
pallln0 SACRIFICES,
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None Sstter Al any price 500 and sii Brosdwsy.
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MARRIED..

Phillips' Digestihle Cocsa,
icious fat.producing drink which does not distress
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flTLKb VhOH FOhkfGa f0krI
Be- La Gssoogne from Havre for New York.
81 PomsrAhtan, from glasgow for New Fork.
81 Rhynland. from Antwerp for Now York.
O. Fu;dA from Gibraltar for New York.
g ASiatio Prinos, from Rio Janeiro for New York.
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ITYOur Complaint
10 want Of appetite try half wine glass Dr. 6iegsSts
Angostura Bifters before meals.
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3nsiusss Dntifes.

Lace Curtsia and blanket clsanins 9arnsnt
st.. near Tlnany'S and sos 9th sv Wagon Gala
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For Coughs. Asthma, aaa Threat Disor.
dsrs use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHEs"
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Mr.. Winslov.s Soothing syE.yI for ehildrsp
lays pain. cures Wind colo. 70 cents bottia