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GOOD CHANCE-TOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete with furniture, carpets, stoves, cur
tsius blankets pictures ana mirrors at cash prices
easy insrailments; small deposit NJ. FIXED
Nan & CO. largest iBstallInent house the coast
22S-22O Stockton st.. Z37 Post: open evenings
rrnnlnf affanrInn naid O country orders. / u
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A SsEssMENT NOTICE - NAVAJO MINING
- COMPANY. Location OF principal place Of busi-
San francisco. California. Location OF works,
TuseGrOrS, EXC County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that ~ q meeting OF the
Board of directors held the 9th day OF uary.
1898, an assessment (NO 24) OF ten (lO) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poration. payable Immediately In United states
gold coin. TO the secretary the once OF the Com
paHY 80 Pine street, rooms 10 and II, san IRAN
cisco California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 9th day OF February, 1893.
VII be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
suction, and unless payment 10 made before Will DO
sold Tuesday, tho 7th day OF March, 1893 10
pay tie delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order or
the Board OF Direotots j. w. PEW, Secretary.
ofnce-3lO Pine street, rooms Is and II. san
francisco. California. jail I'd
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NOTICE OF AssEsSMENT-NoRTH BFLLK
~ Isle Mining Company. Location OF principal
place o. business, san Francisco Cal location Of
works, TuscaroTA. Elk0 Couuty, NeV
Notice Is hereby given tsSt IL a meeting of Ihe
Board Of Directors. held on the 26th day Of Janu-
AIRY. lSs5, al assessment no. ~ Of 10 cents per
share was eTied upon tAe capital stock Of the cor
pUratt0a, payabi Immediately in United states
gold coin 70 the secretary at he once OF the n
pAny. rooms IS and Z, $40 Pine ST. Ssn Francisco
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Companions of the Forest, A. OF.

Mary A. Rodman, S. C. c.. with the
executive board, will make official visits as
follows: Kensington Circle No. 49, Thurs
day, February 16; Ivanhoe Circle No. 125
Friday, 9th; Victoria Circle No. 10S. Mon
day, 9th.
The supreme chief companion and execu-
tive board visited Bohemian Circle No. 134
last Tuesday evening and enjoyed very
pleasan. session.
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~ a WOOu. COAL HAY AND FEED BUSI.
&G0N. ness Apply TO HEALY 7ls Market St y
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BUSINESS CHANCES


n SALOON. NEAR CITY HALL AND
y. Market 81. ". F. HEALY, 7l9 Markets
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CMITH'S BRUSSELS CARPET. 6Oc LAID:
- heavy floor Oicl0th. 25c; and elegant oak bed
room sets. pieces. SIS. s. w. SHREK, l3lO.I3l2
stockton St Jazz u
HARPETs-sMITH's BRUsSELs, csc A YARD,
~ inatallment price elsewhere 81 q I'd NJ. FRIED
kAN d CO.. 22s-230 stockton. and Z37 Post ltu
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nv 6IUNA uEVI
main unpaid on the attn day Of February 1858
VIII be delinquent and advertised for SAFE az public
auction, ana unless payment IS made before WIN DO
sold on MONDAY, tbs ZDth day Of March, 1893 70
pay the Delinquent assessment, together with sbe
costs Of advertising and expenses OF safe By order
u z h. - - H.
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n OTICE-I AN now Al lz5 FOURTH (SEW
~ buhding), and offer large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets
good new; stoves, ST. antique chamber suits,
4l5: paror suits, $50 cash or tnstallments; all az
bedrock prices T. H. NELSON l26 Fourth 81 al II
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; SITUATED on
srs-r -
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MONEY TO LOAN.

eZ-BAKREL OF MONEY ON FIRST OK SEC.
v ond mortgage; no delay. IsAACS, i02 Taylor. tt
AaoSEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
N1 cages without delay MURPHY, 1875 Pine 6m
r PER CENT CITY LOANS; NO DELAY. II NJ.
1 NOOLLEf. r. IS Mills building Sd floor. del II
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
WI vaiaables at the Security Loan Bank, llO3
Market. mr.. Mason; private entrance Turk 9u
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT NO. 9. PROBATE-IN THE SUP.
~ erlor Court in and for the City and County OF
San Francisco state OF California in the matter OF
the estate OF LoKING PICKERI Sc. deceased
Noties IS hereby given. that FRIDAY. the 24th day
OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1893. at 10 o'clock A. NJ OF
said day, and the courtroom OF Department No 9
or said court. at the City Hail. In the CITY and
County OF San Francisco, State OF California have
been appointed tue time and place for proving the
will or said LoRING PICKERING deceased and
ING, for the issuance to her OF letters testament
tarY
Dated February 7, A. d 1893
NJ @. HALEY. Clerk.
BY f. p CAssERLY. Deputy Clerk
r. A. CROTHEkS. Attorney for Petitioner
fe9 lot
IMPAIRMENT NO. o. PROBATE. IN TIRE SUI
~ periOr Court. in aud for the city an county OF
San Francisco, State OF California.
In the matter OF the estate OF CHARLES g. COT
TER, decreased.
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th
said day. and the courtroom OF department No 9
OF said court, at the City Hail IN the city and
county OF San Francisco, State Of California have
beeu appointed as tho time and place for proving
the Will OF said CHARLES G. COTTER. deceased,
and for hearing the application OF BELLE M COT
TER for the Issuance to her OF letters tesla
mentary.
Dated February 2. 1898.
fSeall NJ. 9. HALEY Clerk.
BY Jos. l. TwoHIG Deputy Clerk.
K. j. J. H. MOORE. Attorneys for Petitioner
77-7s Montgomery block. Ban Francisco. Cal. lOt
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Il OTELS. BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSES
II saloons, city and country. See list In office
Of CITY BUSINESS FXCHANGk 1927 Market. -
G1S0 CIGAR-sTAND: BONANZA. CITY
u ~. business EXCHANGE. 1927 Market
street fel3sE
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ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Enterprise was officially visited
last meeting by the High Court officials.
Court Garfield Initiated five and received
three applications last meeting.
Bohemian Circle initiated eleven and re-
ceived several applications last Wednesday
evening.
Artemis Circle will give valentine and
sh-pond party on the 18th.
Court Minerva held high jinks Tuesday
evening The hall was crowded with For
esters and their friends.
Pr McNuliy, P. Ii. c. f.. and c. F..
Burgman. H. C. T.. visited Court Garden
City of San Jose last Thursday evening.
The court received over thirty applications
for membership.
The Picnic Association held a successful
valentine party al A. o. +. building on Sat
urday evening.
Court Onward will celebrate its third an
niversafy on Thursday evening by a grand
ball.
Court Star of The West will celebrate its
tenth anniversary bv an entertainment and
ball at Bnai Birth Hall on the evening of
the 2Jth.
Court Pride of Byron No. 1923 was insti-
tuled at Byron last Wednesday evening by
q. Beaver, F.. {; R., assisted by NJ Boehr
II. c. S. The following are the officers
elect: w. }. Casselmau, c. r.; w. w.
Hoffman, S c. r.. Fl. B. Stone. T.. George
Netherton. +. s.; Thomas Carlton, r. S. {;
Charles Lewis. S. W.; Edgar Watson, j. W. !;
George Crambiand, 5. b. /; Matthew Amman,
j b.; DIR. w X. Doherty. p. After the in
sttution the members parto0k OF a banqnet.
Twin Peaks Circle at its last session init-
ated the nucleus for a new circle to be
known as MiZpah Circle.
Court Occidental had social time at is
last meeting. Tie receipts for the night
were $3.50.
Court Pride of Potrero initiated several
candidates last session. Several visiting
officials were present.
The beard Of deputies for 1898 met last
Monday and elected p. F. McNulty, presi-
dent John Watt, vice president; c. NJ.
Shore, treasurer. and G. o. Cummings, secre-
tary. They also made final arrangements
for their ball on Saturday evening.
American Circle initiated five candidates
at its last regular meeting. Although but
two months old nearly fifty members are
on the roll.
At a recent session OF Court Twin Peaks
J. 1errill, p. e. r., was presented with q
F. {. r. certificate of the order neatly
framed.
The membership of the order in Humboldt
County exceeds 400. The first court was
esta blshed there less than four ID onths ago.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

GJeOQ $500 CASH; 500 MONTHLY: q :sx
a11OOO. 1875; pretty 4-room cottage; modern
Improvements. near school AMI station.
S2OeU-$l50 cash: S25 monthly: 3O1S4 fine 4
room cottage: modern improvements; near station.
S2SO0-Sl00 cash; g25 monthly: hne new 6-roOm
cottage; best part OF town: school, 81 :6x 90
s560O-$4O0 cash; $50 monthly; north side Santa
Clara ave; 3S:sIl4O; 7-room cottage news all
modern improvements.
Inquire OF MARCUsE & Kennel: oflces-62s
Market st. San Francisco; Bay-s station and High
ST., Alameda fell 4t cod
HANDS ME COTTAGE. 8 ROOMS AND BATH.
IL for sale on easy terms. or exchange for vacant
lots. JOHN ]. HALL. 28O5 EncInal ave- fel2 BIZ
HOUSE OF FLATS II SAN FRA NCISCO:
Ii new well rented 9-roomed house IN Alameda
modern; a bargain land IN 1plare, very cheap. II
you wish TO buy call MRS CHANDLER 4 CO,
1923 Park St. Masonic building. Alameda. fe4 II
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Decisions About Suicides.

J. In an action on an Industrial life policy,
the fact that the evidence shows that the
cause of the insured's death was insanity
does not tend 10 prove that he committed
suicide, insanity being disease liable to
cause natural death, and the presumption
being where the insured was found dead
that his death was natural or accidental.
9 When plaintiffs witness testified in
such case to the finding of the Coroner's
jury showing the cause of the insured's
death, and such finding was in possession Of
defendant, who offered no testimony ard
moved for judgment at the close of plaintiff
case, the presumption is that the witness
stated the findings correctly, the rule being
that defendant by his motion not only ad-
mitted plaintiffs testimony TO be true, but
also every conclusion which jury might
reasonably infer therefrOm.
8. Where a life policy did not cover
suicide, but provided that in case of death
by his GnSured's) own hand or act, whether
sane or insane" the company should be
liable only for premiums paid, and plaintiffs
evidence, in an action on the policy, showed
that death was caused by Insanity, and de-
PENDANT offered no evidence. plaintiff is en-
titled to direct verdict for the full amount
u lHS putty dl NOAG W. hVbAObOlAtUh
Life Ins Co. VT. S. c., Aug % 1892
Masonic.
II Is owing to the liberal views Of the late
President Juarez that Masonry exists to-
day in the republic of Mexico, and now
there are thousands of Masons. with Juar-
ez's successor. President Dsz, at their head.
Companion McCahan, correspondent of
fia nf h1aryiar1 pCliul a fa2
that there are 414 active councils of Cryptic
Masons in the United States. with 1862
members, which is about one-fiiih tie num-
Der of Royal Arch Masons.
The Masonic Female Orphan School, Dub
lin, was founded in 1872 il clothes, edu-
cafes and maintains eghty-one children,
and they are never lost sight Of until placed
safe in the world in suitable positions. This
is attained at an outlay Of less than e25 per
child per annum.
King William III was initiated into Free
masonry in 1890; Emperor of Germany,
initia ted 1875; Frederick, Prince Of Wales,
initiated 1881; Frederick the Great OF Prus-
STA, initiated 1877; George Washington,
initiated 1872; their Royal Highnesses the
Dukes of York and Gloucester, Initiated
1766; Lafayette. initiated by WASHINGTON
in lit; King George ". initiated 1887;
William ". Initiated 1873; King Of Hano-
yer. initiated 1896
The South African Freemason has eight
pages which it devotes to advertisements.
If ads are not sufficient to fill the PAGES II
leaves the space blank. 1t would seem as
If reading matter OF the same interesting
nature as appears elsewhere might be put
in those gars to the benefit of all concerned.
The London Freemason says the state
ment made that Masonic lodges in England
hold meetings on Sunday is absolutely false,
and that none of the 2000 lodges on the
English roll meet on that holy day.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

" LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILD
y er,619 Sacramento st. cabinet work and fitting
up ofhces promptly attended. telephone 90U.m.6 TX
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C.o-a OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE WITH
= C,)". bar; clears $3.50 month. GUS STRAND.
-l.S Market So.
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TOR BUYING AND SELLING FURNITURE.
i etc visit City Furniture Co., s34 T urk st. re-
pairing, moving packing, shipping al lowest rates.
LEY BROS, e3I MIssIoN-FURNITURE.
" carpets. stoves cheap: cash. instaIm' Is nos y
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Tor SALE RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
house at sa Rice on account Of sickness. ll2
i felg
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r. r GRAYSOE Secretary.
once-Room 90 52l Pine 81. san Francisco.
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Tor SALE CHEAP-DINING PARLORS, con
uected with large rooming house: long lease.
MRS r. box 81, this Office fe5 ! N
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MAN as PARTNER ~ GOOD MANUFAC-
~ turing business; duties light D. 5. box 50.
IL mice. fsl2 L.
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Hay. GRAIN. WOOD AND COAL YARD. ALSO
II baar1lagsrabls. for sale cheap; account other
business Apply this Office. fell u"
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DrTfCATFSSEN AND DAIRY PRODVCF
~ stores 3 rooms; bargain to-day. GUS STRAND,
1888 Market ST.
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STORAGE.
EIRsJ-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II e<2-6zs Mission st CHAS l. TAYLOR iy3G6
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EEITOhloUS DISCOVERY MADE: FLYING
VI O. Europe iu - hours. vita an operative nova
be 1ying balloon. tat can be sJeeTed forward.
backward. lslI and right: partner wanted. 302
Francisco s. fsl2 7ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

1GO ACRES-70oO PRUNES. 1000 PEACHES;
1OO 20 acres vines bearing: vicinity san Jose:
exchange for city property PAC. EXCHANGE. %
hcarhy 81; catalogue free.
EOR SALE. EXCHANGE AND KENT-RANCH-
eS, all sizes kinds amt prices; choice locations;
good values. w. J. HENEI. 81 Kearny stte12 I'm
NIILKMEN-l6O ACRES ADJOINING JERSEY
W farm. ASHTON Il GARDINER. All MOntgom-
cry 81. fel2 lat
OOO ACRES IN ALFALFA AND 100 ACRES
-OO good fruit land and water right, near rail-
road, Tuiare County in subdivisions at 4 low figure:
alfalfa here pays $50 per acre net: worth iHvestI-
eating. MARK LANE q co, Is Post st. fe9 If
SCHOOL SECTION or $40 ACRES IN MONTE
Grey County; 50 per acre 1921 Leavenwortb ~
IMPROVED RANCH OF 20 ACRES TO RENT
CHEAP; Il miles southeast OF San Francisco: suit
a1Ie Tor poultry Apply owner $50 Duncan sts ~
L'OR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE homes,
improved and unimproyed, d. II. TwING.
S0mons City, Cal; 40 miles from san Francisco;
fare 81. or every Monday ut 2lo Kearny st.,SF7 II
IMPORTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE
L being made 10 place upon the market large
Fresno County.
These lands are wonderfully adanted TO the
growth OF the prune, peach, pear, apricot.
taTine, olive ig and he e
Extraordinary crops of Alfalfa and vegetables
growE upon them.
Purchasers eau buy In tracts OF from 20 acres 10
5000 acres
Poi. furIher particulars Apply to E. p. PERRIN.
802 kearny 81, or Fresno. Cal. dels I'm
Ny o<E DESIRING SUBURBAN PROPERTY
y touldiaSs lots, villa sites etc IN The neiSh.
80 eO'4 'Ahs - L. rNtttpS' ~ ~ -
20 b. I 2leo. san Francisco Cal. tel lot
NEW CATALOGUE JOSE ORCHARD
= homes and city property: call or send for one.
WOOSTER q IN SI.iS. So Marset 81. :. +. Jas II
CON1RA COSTA COUN1Y LAND FOR SALE
= Send Tor iSt H. J " rs Martinez Cal.29 Inns
DARTIES HAVING SMALL FRUIT FARMS FOR
sale or exchange for Oakland property. write 10
SALISBURY & CAMPBELL, AGO Ninth ST. oak
land, Cal. ja20 In
Z Is ONERNNENT ASDS-PEkFECTLY LEYEI.
- TlCA SOIL. IN me valley. railroad. IN talifpr
MIA: employment at good wages near by: fuel aud
water plentiful; many settlers and some dne farms
there now send cents for in o nation To r. W
LAKE. 8 Flood binding. san Francisco nO30 q
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CENTs-TBE WEE
a CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing
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CO. n PARTNER WANTED ~ TEA. COFFEE
- -DD. and commission business: one preferred
can dive and deliver goods; doing profitable
outside business. Inquire a. 4f61z Third-fell Sta
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Q I "A FARMER WANTED: HIGHT, p IA :
= i W. ant aud profitable business: no eXpeTi-
ence required CIlY BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
lO-- Msrket ST fel3 g.
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IS oAIENT SOTICE-AN DIES SILVER Mn
y lag Company. Location OF principal place OF
business. san Francisco Cal; location of WORKS.
Storey County, New
Notice Is hereby given that AZ a meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 2Ist day OF Jan
uSry. 1898 an assessment (No. so CT IS cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF cor
poTstioR payable Immediately IN United States
gold coin, = the secretary, az the Office OF the COM
pany room 2, Nevada block, 800 MontgOme cry st.
6au Francisco Cal.
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- = STATIONERY. NARiEIN.C CANDY ASD
- ~ notion store; furnished rooms; rent
SIS; good stock; fixtures and trade; rare oppOitu-
~ CITY BUSINESS ENCHA NGE, 1927 Market
erect. fel3 3t
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yDf " Ant To SELLYOUR PLACE OF BUST-
/ ness Quick for cash cali or address GUS STRAND
1925 Market ST.
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+ ELICACY. CANDY AND ICECREAM SALOON
! rooms. 1884 Mission 81. fell Be
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TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DEAD
NEAR HEALDsBURG.
Had Shot Himself With a Winchester
Rifle-Believed to Have been
Resident of MarysvilIe.
Special to the REcoRD-UNroS.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
HEALDsBURG, Nov. 17.-An unknown
man was found dead lying by the road
side about one mile from this city this
morning. He had a Winchester rifle ly-
ing by his side, and a bullet hole over the
right nipple showed by what means he
came to his death.
An examination of his pockets re-
vealed the following: A postal card adj
dressed TO c. r. Knowlton, Marysville,
care of J. MeGregory: also rail-
road ticket that had been punched
by the conductor, from MarysviIle
to Santa Rosa; also trunk check
and card with the address of officer
Kenedy of Santa Rosa, and receipt from
Wells Fargo d5 Co. for time card, dated
Knowlton on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road. The receipt was dated at Marys-
Vile and signed Merrill.
A bullet from the rifle had entered near
the right nipple and passed entirely
through the body.
The Coroner's inquest developed the
fact that the suicide had been in town
about week, and during that time had
been drinking heavily, and during his
drinking often told of his wife hayiD g
run away aud married q man IN Santa
Rosa, and this had driven him to drink,
and finally 10 the act of suicide. He told
several parties that he would kill himself
on account of his troubles, aud that he
was born in Montreal, Canada. and aged
30.
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PROPOSED NEW PARTY.
TALK OF POpULISTs AND SILVER
MEN UNITING.
An Effort to Be Made to Elect Their
Candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1896.
special to the REcoRp-UN1ox.

Special to the RECORD-UNIoN.
WASHINGTON, Nov II. There is a
movement on foot for the Populists and
free silver men to join their forces for the
next Presidential campaign. To this end it
is proposed that the Populists shall hold
their organization in allegiance, together
with their doctrines as to the Government
ownership of railroads. its bond loan
policy, and the issuing of paper money,
which the silver men, as body, have
never EN- braced; and under some such
name as National party, make united
pull for the Presidency and free silver IN
1896.
A rumor to this effect has reached here
from Kansas, and it is said that ". f.
Rightmeyer of Topeka, who was instru-
mental in calling the Cincinnati conven-
tion in 1891 when the Populist party was
formed, had taken the initiative in the
movement for the reorganization of a
party on lines which would command the
allegiance of the silver men.
Senator Petler. when seen by an Asso-
ciated Press reporter, admitted that the
report was true as outlined above. He
said he was not in favor of making new
alignment until after the Congressional
election next year, when the now party
could get ready for the Presidential ell &C.
confidence in its ability TO carry the coun-
try.
In the new organization the Populist
party would have the same relation as
the Free Soil and Abolitionist parties
bore to the Republican party.
In the new party the paramount ques-
tion would be one OF money. The ques-
tion now Is between the money power on
| a gold basis and the producing masses
advocating a gold. silver and paper basis
On that the people would divide in 1886,
regardless of former party affiliations.
This was the first step, and the Popu-
lists recognized it as good craftsmanship
to lay aside their other tenets for the
time in order to get the help of the sill
yer Democrats and Republicans in set
tling this great question on which they
agreed.
While fighting this battle many preiu-
dices would be swept away, and when it
was won there would be a solid mass of
voters for the accomplishment OF other
needed reforms.
PETER said he looked for success in 1896,
and the election of a Congress in 1900
which would put on the statute books the
leading doctrines of the Populists OF to-
day. So far there had been no inter-
change of views with the silver men of
either of the old parties, and he did not
favor any Till after the next Congressional
elections, though some of the Populists
wanted reorganization in 1894.
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TROUBLE AT AN END.
The strike Of Coal Miners in England
at Iasr SeftIed.

The Strike Of Coal Miners in England
at Last Settled.
LONDON, Nov. IA conference be-
tween the coal-mine owners and delega-
tions from the Miners Association. with
a view to the settling of the great strike,
met with Lord Rosebery in the Foreign
Office at IL a. NJ. Lord Rosebery in
opening the conference made an excellent
speech, tending to pour oil on the waters.
After long session the differe aces were
adjusted this afternoon. The men will
resume work at the old rate till February,
when a Board of Cancellation will be
formed.
The Board Of Cancellation consists Of
fourteen coal miners and fourteen coal
mine owners. All collieries are to begin
work as far as practicable Immediately
and the men are not to be discri minated
against in returning TO work. The Boaro
of Cancellation is to have neutral CHAIR
man. with decisive vote, and the board
will have power to determine the wages
after March.
Lord Rosebery telephoned Gladstone
the fayorabls result OF the conference
The Premier was pleased.
The news has given great satisfaction
in all parts OF the country, particularly
among the labor leaders and organiza-
tions. There were scenes of rejoicing
and jubilee in many towns at the settle
ment of the long struggle.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the Principa
Cities the Pnst Week.

Business Transacted in the Principal
Cities the Past Week.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following,
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
November 10Th, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year: New
ork, $500, ,035. 900, decrease of 2S.9; Chi
cago, S92, ,96S, 900, decrease of IFS; Bos-
ton, $SS, ,2l1 600, a decrease of 1877; Phila-
delphia. $52, ,9S9, 900, a decrease of 11.5; St.
Louis, S24. 330, 600, a decrease of. Ill; San
Francisco, Sl4, ,S54, 900, decrease of 25.2;
Baltimore. Sl3, ,S5S, 600, a decrease of 14.8;
Pittsburg. ST.. 1903 600. decrease OF Ill;
Cincinnati, ST. 62S, 900, a decrease of 1S. [;
Kansas City, 80. .599, 900, a decrease of q. O.;
New Orleans, Sl2, lS9. .000 an increase of
la; Minneapolis, 81, 900, a decrease of
37.5; Omaha. So. 257 900, a decrease of 16.0;
st. Paul, 81, 267, 900, a decrease Of $50; Dem
yer, 81, 536, 900, decrease of 500; Port
land, Or, $I,306, 900, a decrease of 900;
Seattle, S577 900, decrease of $50; Los
Angeles. 81, ,047 900, an increase of 23.7;
Tacoma, $647 900, decrease of 4S.5;
Spokane. S258.00O. a decrease Otis. Total
clearings for the leading cities of the
United States, 81, ,0l6, ,4l7.101, decrease OF
23.9 over the corresponding period last
wear.