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Naval Cadets to Annapolis.

But six weeks time remains in which nomis
nations may be made for entrance into the Ans
napolis Naval Academy for ths September els
aminations, and only about one-half Of the
nominations have been received q. the Navy
Department from the Congressman authorized
10 make the selections. This delay is not uns
usual, however, particularly Of late years. dur
ing which has sprung up the practice which IL
being followed this year by Representative Fels
lows of New York OF making these appoint
ments as a result Of competitive examinations
Of the candidates. There is no reason 70 doubf
that all of the $50 vacancies viii he filed within
the allotted time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23
Callers on the President.

The President received visits from Congress
men this morning for about an hour before the
meeting of the cabinet, but there was nothing
in the way Of appointments TO show for the
pleadings of his callers. He saw Senators
Martin. Ransom and Hunton and Representa-
tives Maddox, Bynum, Dockery, Richardson,
Sipe, Robbins, Pigott, Henderson Of North
Carolina, Tate, Wheeler and Tyler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23
Wants to X now Their Qualifications

Secretary Carlisle is evideI,ly DESTROYS of
learning some of the qualifications of the APP
plicants for Office under him. Today he Issued
an order that hereafter all applicants for the
positions of special customs inspectors special
employees, immigrant or Chinese inspectors
shall make their applications in their own hand
writing. stating their age and giving q full &C.
count Of their business experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23
Treasury Appointments.

The following appointments were made by
Secretary Carlisle today:
William Z. Dougherty of PENNSYLVANIA 20 be
chief of division in the sixth auditors Office,
vice Giles Smith, resigned.
Allan H. Robinson to be immigrant inspector
at Portsmouth. \. H., vice z. D. Cogsweu, re-
moved.
George II. Murphy to be superintendent OF
construction OF public buildings a: Bone, Ca
Samuel c. Randall Of New YORK to be chief
engineer OF the Treasury Department.
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A w ell-knewn Citizen oe East waahingtSa
Passes AWAY.


A w en-knewn Citizen of East waAhingssa
Passes Away.
Gao rr.,.;. n.ws,, o,. ., a.. ,..s,,.
c,,;zors q, ,h. c;,,, Ala v.s..-a.r ..,..n,.<...
n, A. an ,,.,ool a b;s 49,. oo- A g.. .o,,,,-
east a, .rorIa,r ahop. ,nr.. -. GOO \.
WINS taken IN vi,h ,hs ,-;n .na - hs r..
coreroa mas :, -, -, ,,,a,.
49,
'ion' Last 'fioa! "seA sne DOCTOR toio hiia
that he might go down stairs for the hrst time.
While he Was dressing for breakfast he fen
with a stroke o. aponI.,x. His vise be.r;ns
,.. ..u -
rinx sonssIue M
n,rppptslsS nas .a sho Ioana 1l'a
monea =, sae t"'',d ~ NJ Ha., ' M
h..,s ., s sss' :,. p"son ~.
-. 80 W sne icy haee, me- otain "
paa..,aes NC N.sesee Sn oAye, ~ns
ras,a-S... s eoneeiouse, sna
n Iasssa qu'euy away
iaaras - =. !s .s~ y. uH ~ ans
m s,naraI IN ., q. -
Chu-ch 80, Tl.ns PiAoe iiolA S@ 'Anaos
NAu''h neA' THURSDAY.
MIS- LATE coLLrGrEs
On learning OF the death Of Mr.. Dawsoa
the assessor and board Of revision met this
morning I'm the Office of the .s.es.o- ana
p,ani,nor.,, .a.,..s : =
tia. y, se.ling lor.h
Is 6err;,ns 90 -. W ~ eou sis ~
cbarae "a ~ oa;.,.I a.. IN sne an
oualit,es commana.s o.. aas sN
friends ard ,endar;,r.o ~" s..s;, =. -
copdolence in 81 80 ss,.s.a fanny sAA'e's
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CREAM WOOL FABRICS.

4O-inch AL wool Cashmere. SOC yard.
4O-inch Mohair and Albatross. SOC yard
4O-inch Nuns Yelling. SOC yard
4O-inch Foule Serge. sos yard.
4O-inch Storm Serge. SOC yard.
4O-inch English Whipcord. soc yard.
4O-inch Silk-inish Henrietta. G5c yard.
45-inch English BrDadcloth. 81 yard.
4O-inch Silk-warp Sublime" 81. ID yard.
J4-inch Diagonal Cheviot. s1.25 yard.
42-inch Silk and Wool Suitings. 81 % yard
oS-we are assured you will find the best possible
qualities for above quoted prices. and with the
Black Wool Fabrics in the adjoining list One-tenth
being deducted from these prices will induce many
to decide when and where to select Cream or Wool
Dress Fabrics.
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DIED.


s, S1 mCsd ss ms e s
ISL sh ,,sss
9rS s GDs Iath snt SD: Day
streets north !, ~.si. Weanesdry Nay e. q p M
kssays r ,ns S. invited to ssps
am. FREDDY. .dorted sOu Of Thonss and Nafis
Notice OF fuseral hereafter.
pawsoN- on Monday A.y e lssa e h, 81:
Dawson s.lossS Lu.tsha q tss.i,s Ann p ss
Funeral Thursday. Nag Is. q. .. m. from 81 james
chursh New York and cAe.~O paper. pl..--
DUNLOP AZ thu residence Of Mira Elizabeth
S. Ell ISIS li.s kISkfG9f% ). DtSLof. .%ss
Int. ment ip the family cemetery ., Hayes" 10
NEAIE q TSSs,asy; Nay = ,ses
TOPPER Nesle Of Alexandria. Va. an ths seventy
Funeral THURSDAY. Private. IAleraaaris Gazette
s g N9RssS Msy 3 ls Ram
0it; .9ss s. iosa. SSaiss =. IL O'Clock Wed
KYSEx; My s2 1893. Mrs. LIZZIE N-RYNrx-
Funeral "Wednesday. p m ct Fifth oongrrsationsi
chSgfch sornsr and streets northeast Reisti.ss
ksE hxs q fIf %SR Nay q a
smith SIS ~ street Isrsese.t {, 70 S,.loss
c4th instant al g 30 Solemn requiem mass 81 81
Alloy sius Church at 70 q.
TURNER sudssDly. May q. lso3. wM. TUhe
Tanersi services wi be held as his late residence
1905 7th street southeast, "Wednesday evening q
O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully IA
In Memoriau.
MORAN. On Thursday inorning. May IS. leoa.
after long and painful Ensss. WHICH she bor~ vita
Christ like fsEtitude md resiynso 10 the will Of bes
God q fathfs ~ wife devoted mother. the Per
son o. Mrs. BELLE sTocKETT MORAN. wife ~
John A. Moran. 2ll 5th street northeast yielded up
her spirit into the hands OF her NJ ker Az the enc
drew nigh. many times. and yearIingly. did she cry
out Il want to home" and 30 peacefully rassed
into the realm Of God. lea ling . beresved husband
and two little children bemoan their loss Hef
casket covered with BEAUTIFUL floral ribut~s
from those who had learned 20 love her the embodi
ment OF true wonznhood Religious services yer.
conducted on Nay 20 At her 1t, residence ~ shs
beautifully sud feelsngly Aludsa TO her worth
woman. wife aud pother. Hsr remains were con.
signed their last rsStIng plsce IN Congressionsl
cemetery amid the IS all fcw die universally
esteemed shefor she lived Tor her God. her chill
dren and her home.
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THREE ATTRACTIVE LOTS,
DEcoYs That BR1xa GAME To SUMNER GrRrs


cswnsesf yard
emiirs lot
but cents
reinrofuson wepouo theaboe saeangta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23

Secretary Carlisle has directed that q circular
letter of instruction in regard to the deportA~
ton OF Chinese under the recent decision Of
the United States Supreme Court be prepared
and issued for the guidance Of governments
officials. The circular viii be issued probably
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23
Naval Orders,

Paymaster John Furey has been ordered to
the Constellation, relieving Paymaster }. r.
Loomis. who is ordered to settle accounts and
wait orders.
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FIGURED AND STRIPED INDIA SILKS Fon 49o YARD

o
TIT yb Dictated Sayt
ed
nt beonyLa yai"
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The Laees to Ask For,

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ECRU POINT D. IRELANDE.
No. 9231-This lot comprises the best Of the genu-
inc Point d'Irelande Iaces which being sold all
over the U. S. from 81. b to 81 10 yard We offer
choice for only Csc yard. They 9to 10 inches
wide.
NO. 6211-The importer closed ont this lot to so
that offer choice for only 4Sc yd. He has
made has profit ont ofthe merchants ,rho paid him
prices that does not ailow them TO retail less than
CSC. 75e and 81 vGrd Remember. they the genu-
inc Point d. Irelande. to II inches wide warranted
to wash and outwear half dozen Of the dresses they
will bcautfy.
y o. g,3-This lot comprises the Two tone Point d.
Ireande tina. is excellence for bingham and other
summer dresses in which white pink blue is conspic-
SO inches wide for l9c yd AZ inches for 25c
I'D.
NO. 623-This lot of imitation Point d. Irelande
Lace the fellows of those that often sold for
real Point d. Irelande and at considerably higher
prices. We have both white and ecru G inches wide
for only 1Sc I'D. inches for Poe yd IL inches for
3oc yd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23

Customs Ruling in a Railroad Carriers Case.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin has decided new
point as to the power OF the Treasury Depart
ment to compel railroad company to receive
and carry goods received at the seaboard and
destined for interior ports under the imme-
date transportation act. He holds that whom
railroad company receives such goods II must
transport them. but no power Is vested in the
Treasury Department or its officers to compel
the railroad company common carriers to
receive them. In making this decision he over
rules the collector of customs at PHILADELPHIA
Mr.. Hamlin does not touch upon the point Of
the right of the importer to compel the railroad
company under the common carrier law to re-
ceiye and transport his goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-23
TME PAlAl@ ROYAL DRESS GOODS SALE,

Cem une Mn,yTue
aihane ento
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NEW APPLIQUE LACES.

NEW APPLIQUE LACEs.
A>o 43-This lot comprises some of the very latest
designs in ecru. which marvellous limitations of
the real applique 81 inches wide for 4Sc yard .S
inches for o1c yard. IL inches for SIC yard.
A>o. 71-Sets of Cream Applique Lace the compan-
Ions OF which have been Justly termed the most
elusive and beautiful of the 93 designs We are en-
aoed to rob them of their fancy prices % inches for
Ice yard. 40 inches for Oc yard NJ inches for 5Oc
yard. inches for Csc yard.
THREE ATTRACTIVE LOTS.
NO. 1Oo-White and Ecru Orien tai Point Iaces that
must be seen to be appreciated inches wide for lSc
yard G inches for 30c yard. 10 inches for 30; yard
NO. 333-The new Net Top Duchess Lace that will
wash and wash and wash. AZ inches wide for CSC
yard, inches for S0c yard
NO. 4l1-valenciennes Laces. inches wide, 29c,
quality. for lSc yard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14
HHilolimuS & Brugl

P. s. We are agent for the
Standard Paper Patterns. They
are the best pattern in the mar.
ke', everybody likes them
Try them. June fashion sheet
now ready:
lofty
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14

STRoTHER's IodurettedSarsaparilla en-
riches the blood and strengthens the
nerves. Your druggist has it in large
bottles for so cents.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14
Newly Opened

25 pee. Sa ines in newest effects at
12%o
90 PCS. Gloria Satines at 1885,
Nov Chaliies, light aud dark, at 20
ard a5c
e5 nos Printed Crepon at 121Sc.
Il rcs better grade at zoe.
so pcs new and nobby Dress Cling hams
in choicest designs at l26c.
Is pcs. New Figured Cashmeres at
lake.
caeee Irish Lawns at &c.
25 pea .'Yeddo Crepes" in plain colors,
all shades, at 15c worth zoe.
Is rcs new im ported printed Dunities.
the most desirable fabric in the market,
at 35c
s5pss New Printed Dotted Swisses,
all the rage. Scotch manufacture, at
35c worth 45c.
White Goods in every phase Of wear.
grade q d style in com plete assortment.
En- broideriea, Laces, Feather Stitch
Braioe. &c. complete.
NV Hosiery, Underwear and Kid
Cloves
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14
New Things in Every Department

visit to our store will repay you in
the MANY attrec ions to be seen. Why
trouble yourself with ordering when &c
complete stock may be had to sele C.
from right h re at home.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14

A. l.. JAMIsoN d Co., cosl dealers, headouartcip
for Atlantic dynamite and JudBon powder.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14
1071y

We will give Stu piece of the earth
cheap.
Lot in the southwest between Jelfer.
son street and Franklin road, $3.50; very
cheap.
Good .--oom house with bath $1,000,
s75 cash, balance SIS per month.
Seven good lots on Campbell street
and Chapman avenue, 5Ox15O feet each
$3.50 each.
Corner lot on Commerce street near
Maj. Nj. w. Bryant's. 75xl7o feet, So, 400;
cheap.
Eignt room house on corner lot in the
southwest, both gas, hot and cold water,
stable, 81, 200.
Corner lot on Park street, $3.50; $50
cash balance easy terms; cheap
SPLENDID Groom house, all possible
conveniences. Lot $50 feet fcont, price
81, 90; $500 cash, balance $50 per month.
Special bargains in beautiful corner
lot on Commerce street..
Good Groom house on Campbell street,
large stable. Lot 50x1S2 feet. We are
Offering this property at very low
figure.
Good resiien ,e lot in the West End,
5ox15o feet, $3.50
New room house in the West End,
both gas, hot aud cold water, S3,25O;
500 cash. balsn,e $50 per month.
Good corner ot on Franklin avenue,
$1,000: q cash, balance one and two
yelr'.
FOR RENT.
S.x-room house with bath on Church
street, Sa5 per month.
Ten-room house on Campbell avenue,
$40 per month.
Nine-roon house on Maple avenue, all
coDve niences, SIS.
Eight room house on Campbell avenue
SEQ per month
]. r. VINGFIELD,
gro Commerce St.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-14
w ASH GOODS.

There is no such stock of Wash Goods
in South vest Virginia as you will find
with us. Prices the lowest possible al.
ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
OLTMPLi TIE QUEEN or Cruisers.
SHE DEVELOPS \ MAXIMUM SPEED OF 81 &c
KNOTS ON HER TRIAL TRIP.

SHE DEVELOPS 4 MAXIMUM SPEED OF 81 90
KNOTS ON HER TRIAL TRIP.
San Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE United States cruiser
Olympia which sailed out OF the Golden Gate
shortly before 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
in command Of Captain Cooda for her contractors
trial trip at sea. returned TO port this morning
after a run to Santa Barbara Channel. which was
successful in every particular. From the time the
new cruiser crossed the bar at the Golden Gate.
she behaved admirably. and proved herself to be a
splendid boat and easily managed. The Olym-
pia's maximum speed 2l26 knots. and her
average for IS knots. with a heavy sea and
strong headwiid. was just under q knots. All
on board the olympia are well and highly jubilant
over the vessels performance. President scott, or
the Union Iron Works. In speaking of II, said:
This means that the Pacific Coast now carries
the marine banner and has the queen OF the entire
American cruiser fleet on her virgin trip against
head winds the Olympia scores one-quarter knot
over the big cruiser New York. which now belongs
20 the cx-quecn class. and we nave every reason
believe that the beauty can be made TO
score - knots on her official trip. and thus place
herself alongside the British cruiser Blake. by all
odds the swftcst armorcd cruiser In the English
Navy. or course proud OF this great victory.
II cannot ascrlbe this totally unexpected speed
to any special feature OF her construction. She
was built OF the finest material, and her superb
speed. casting all the American cruiser records
in the shade. is simply the result of careful and
superior construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
HERHESHOFF TO Build 4 PiL.iTTiL YACHT.

Providence r. L. Nov 1.-THE Herreshon Man.
ufacturing Company. OF Bristol received an or
der from a New-York man this week for steam
yacht that in point of speed and elegance is ex-
pected TO be the finest and best yacht a1oat The
name Of the man who Is to own this palatial craft
has not been made public yet. in Difference to
his wishes but II is expected that he will with
draw the injunction of secrecy within few days
The Yacht is to be plated with Tobin bronze to the
waterlne lust as was the cup defender Vigilant
The plates from the waterne up viii be Of steel
She Ia 10 be a twin screw. lS5 feet long. 222 feet
beam and IL feet draught, her dimensions being
about twice OF those OF the largest steam yacht
be OF aluminium and the orders are TO ut her with
every appliance for comfort and speed that modern
i,xi,rv 'knows n J. Ferreshon will design the
craft and superintend it's construction. 1t is ex-
pected that she will be launched about June /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
EITS or NEUS ~ TELEGRfPX

san Francisco. Nov IA Giammfr school con-
tainng 7oj yoans c!ildrcn was discovered on fire
during school hours y's,crlay afternoon. Tho chill
,rcn m1rcnod ont In aa orderly mann,r anl thcr.
was no pani,. The IRE started in th- .arrr: and
was cxtingushea bcfor- much damage was done
Miles Baird a fourteen y,ar-oll pupil coufD Dssc,i
that he had lighted he rc Ia tn Earrct just 10
how the pupils would set ou:
Tacoma Wash. Nov. IA masked man en-
tered the Nevada saloon last evening at II O'Clock.
walked through 10 the gdnbling-room. and. pulling
ordered him t. hold ~ ms hands. The dealer com
Piled The robhcr then hogan scoopng piles Of
before help arrived the robbcr had secured $l.lo0
IN coin and fed
Greenhcd. Mass. Nov. n.-Thcophne Fouton
today married the widow OF Patrick Krlllhcr The
brides last husband wa9 hurried Thurr,ay. Shc
a. has also the bridegroom. She has one chlld
while the bridegroom brings to TN union several
decided that the town Of auckland must pay Tor
the necessities furnished tic late AIr. Kcncr 10y
the town of Greenfield. Whil- the hriIeeroom was
seeking marriage license Yesterday Mrs. kel-
smith Charities for "A widows gift.
Jamcs Lenton and Dude" Kelly three desperate
yGaS2s NV y chrG u wa hTnE hSha"4 G0 o 5d
bsaes IH 4Srng v1 he ,ired S yfr & hat yin loot np 70
cried revolyers and knives. II is beIievei that
they were desperate p enough to commit murder to
Father was searched and large quantity OF the
stolen goods was found. The elder Demorest Is
aien in iai charged with receiving stolen goods
Bangor. Nc. NOV. ll;-Years ago. after quarrel
ing continually with his wife. Levi Dean left his
hnne in Iincolnvilc and never returned some
,Iynn after his departure Captain r. NJ Trim Of
Bangor. saw Dean in Philadelphia. and accosted
on, a had married widow with two daughters and
,uas doing a thriving grocery business He begged
ca1toIn Trim TO keep the knowledge of their m.
,np from the people In Maine. Successful business
n'ns, lucky spcculations accumulated a fortune OF
nrbars 100000 for Dean. Captain Trim kent the
Secret until The death OF the phlladelphan IN Au-
gust Now his LnconVlie relatives are taking
legal steps to secure the estate.
t,d,.n,pols Ind. Nov ll.-Robert REYNOLDS
prominent and well.known III In this city stood before
- ii' ~, % this morning. and placing revolver to
hi. head sent bullet into his brain. He died few
i,as M later He and his pretty wife separated
n,Iv she securing divorce. and by habeas corpus
sos Ing csGdy @ loof * The ihsr child she
%ahesd aaher This his nIs rs, such
an enseat ts 6fteen suicides have occurred in this
city. and the epidemic Is still on the increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AN OUTRAGEOUS SCHEME COMES TO LIGHT
IN NEW-JERSEY.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS, IGNORING THE YERD1C,
AT THE POLLS, ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT
THE REPEAL OF THE RACETIACK
LAWS By BRIBERY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIiBryr.]

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBCSrJ
Camden. n. j., Nov. 11.-That some scheme
by which the will of the people OF the
State may be thwarted has been Matching
came to light tonight in startling discovery.
William Riddle, the Atlantic City Democrat VINO
unsuccessfully attempted to gain Senator HoH-
mans seat last winter was summoned 10 cam
den to-day to listen to proposition maze 10
him by some of the Democratic leaders. Ihis
proposition was nothing more nor less than that
the Atlantic County seat be given to him In the
event of special session OF the Legislature
provided he would not vote for the repeal OF
the racctrack law. Such proposition nearly
took Riddles breath away. 1t was so audacious.
so bold, that he could scarcely believe It, He
said he would consider it, and it is not known
what decision he gave.
Certain it is that "A number of South Jersey
Democratic leaders. ignoring the thunderous
voice of the people at the polls. got their heads
together in Philadelphia this afternoon. and de-
cided to use their efforts to balk the Legisla-
ture called in special session for the repeal or
the racetrack laws. Under the cloak of wiping
these acts off the statute-books the Senate Is
to reconsider its action in retaining Hoffman
and give the Atlantic County seat to Riddle.
This bold scheme to rob the people of their
evening and it is raising storm of Indignation
Senator Hoffman voted for the racetrack bills
last winter and was numerically scored for
his action. He declared at the time that he
thus voted purely in the interest of his party,
for which he wi she'd to retain the seat HIS ex-
planation was thought to be lame at the time,
but now he Is counted on to do excellent service.
He said yesterday: II was unmercifully scored
by the Republican papers for voting for the
racetrack bills last year but | said then that
time would show that / was right. L merely
did it to hold the seat for my party but mad
no idea that my vndcation would come so soon
nd emphatically | am n Republican, ana
VIII be on hand to vote for and aid in every
" - possible all the good measures that VIII be
Introduced"
It was this utterance Of HOffmans doubt
less. which led To the hasty development OF the
scheme to seat Riddle in the Senate. The re-
peal % the racetrack laws was made auxiliary
to the scheme i'm order to hide its real purpose.
Whether it is carried out or not remains TO be
seen. The general feeling here is that the
real leaders of the Democracy Of the State
will not aid in what Will arouse the people
to Il more emphatic expression of Indignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
SILL CANNoX,DIN5 TIE RIrFIAHS

\ FfrRLE RETURN MADE To THE SPANISH TGL
BAD FAITH or THE sUirNH'> ENY0Y.
Madrid. Nov 1.-THE cannoradc upon The I:.iiana
In the ncghhorhood % MelI has continued with
out cessation sncr yesterday afternoon. The RIM
ians have made only . feci,e reply 10 the lire
Malaga. Nov. ll.-Alyccs received here from Me-
lila show that the envoy Of The Si.tan wfo was
sent II is sld To- ORDER tho Eii'4ns 20 dcsisi from
their warfare oA tn Spanard'. under pen r'y of
having the sultan send an army agains' th IN. NJ
stead of cartyu, ont tho orders iutru-tei 20 him.
procured an interview With General Matins. tl"
comman Of thr Spanish troops. ani propose !
that &C. ,ft day true" b. established. This prop
ostior almost Identical with thc one ma L. by
the N...rl leaders but. comins as o. I'D from the
Sultan. General Mlcas agreed 10 accept n on con-
dition that the sultan send hOHt1gcr t. Nclt 20
guarantee his good faith 40 hostages being forth
coming. FIRE continued upon the l.ifans.