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Mrs. William Frederick King has sent out
cards for Tuesdays in January at the Hotel
New Netherland. Mrs. Daniel Butterne,d OF 81 q
Fifth avenue yesterday gave the first OF a series
OF receptions to be held on the Wednesdays OF
this mouth. Mrs Hoeninghaus OF 1903 West
Seventy-seoond street will be at homo to her
friends on Saturday afternoon. She will DO
assisted in receiving by her sister. Mrs
hauS was Miss Beardsley. daughter Of the late
Judge sydney Beardsley OF Golden Hill.
bridgeport.
Mrs. H. lie Roy Cox and her daughter Miss
Ludlow Cox. will give the first Of two recep-
tions Mt their home on saturday. A musicale
for the henent Of the Home Tor Convalescent
Women. at +S3 East 18th street, Is being ar
ranged for next month. 1t will be under fash :
ionaOls patronage. Mrs. Charles Ii. Raymond
Of 2,D West Seventy third street will give a
luncheon party in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Dent Grant Mrs David Stewart OF 322
Fifth avenue has sent out cards for u series OF
Friday afternoon receptions. the first OF which
will be given to- morrow.
IN event set down for Saturday Is the debut
OF Miss Brokaw, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.
be given in the handsome new Brokaw home
ut / East Sevent v ninth street. At home re-
ceptiOns were given yesterday by Mrs ]. IL
Lawrence Of l1U East Thirtieth street. Mrs.
Alfred L. LOOMS OF 10 West Thirty-fourth
street, and Mrs H. %. Armour OF 800 Fifth
avenue.
Sir Roderlck Cameron has taken possession
OF the house at lSJ Madison avenue. which he
leased recently.
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Jor1,NGs AnoUr TOW

Mrs Margaret Burke. 90 years olL OF 44i Avenue A.
Who mai been an Invalid for years took Paris NJ en-
last night snv was tAksn 10 the Presbyterian Hos
piIaL where she dlsL
Clarence Uandys.ds. the actor has obtained an at.
taehmsbt against MuiAm y. Cody. BufAlO mn ana
Eathsrns Clsmmons for TOO Tor alleged breach OF
contract Of emp!0ymehI
sergeant george FlsishmAn Of Company H. Twelfth
RsStnrnt who was confined In L1diOS street jal on
Monday tor non payment OF about $40 In nnes 10 tho
TsKImsnt SAs released Yesterday afternoon
Counissiouer John WhAlen Of 2O6 BroAdwAy. who Is
case III Broadway, denies that hs client missing
a. has been reported lie sAys Mr. Rousseau has famed
Niin IiabItss Of only sSOOO after reputable Ousl-
ness career IN this city OF dozen years.
Wuuan stewart, Jr, - years old. q clark In charge
Of he syTuP ds par ent at egsman Coz drug store
100 BfpA4 say Nas instantly kird yesterday a-tsr-
noon BY falling through an elevator shaft "a the
bui d NJ the Garner VI BroadwaN and Ann street.
stewast lived az SSt heap street broOkyn lie leaves
a Widov aud two children.
Comptroller AyaFs sold S8Ta SOg72 OF city c0Rsoli,
dated stock yesterday u " for payment 20 the stai
as paT tue purchase pike OF part OF hAFds lsahd
All but 80 COZ OF tue stock was taken ~ the STATE
CnptFullrT par. Tue secured by Park Com
mssouor CAuSen OF the FArk police pen
sion fluid. a. the rats OF lOoOL
Ths Grand Jury found two indictments YesteTday
agAlnst A. Rosth si0nFmaaOn. who On Nov. Ia.
nreI Scg eTAl shots from revolver through window
or DsImunCoa One OF Tie indictments Tor assault
Nih luIent kin aud the OIusF for lnlurY u property
ROgfh Arraignsd IA the GrReEal Sessions before
Jnigs Cowinz He pleaded not EuilIy, aud was
maiidsd 20 the fonba 10 await 'saAl
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The storms which hal prevailed over the lake regions
and Atlantic had passed beyond the boundary Of
our country yesterday. leaving clear Hnd warmer
weather In all the Eastern States save Tor niue
snow Ia Michigan. snow nos covers the ground from
one 10 nine over New AoTA stats the greatest
dspth being near yHr rks -rg1n Ia Iowa and Illinois
AZ 10 ten an 4 twr,yr inches ln depth
The tslnts ature tucgrs'd a5"at COZ IN 'he Atlantic
statss Lut fen 40 u' -o' IA the 'Tn'TA' SAVES anu
Westsrn lake REGIONS This condition should bring
slightly colder wrarher nto the middle Atlantic aud
New Lugl4n sta's' to-day,
Il Was cisar saI warmer in this city: average hu'
Nudity &c PEI cent. Siad southwss' average velocity
ten lailss an hour guest Ollie al IsmPeTAturs AO'
lowest 22'.
Tue thermometer a. ferTys pharmacy In THE sUS
huidiu. die lempsraLuEe ealsrlAy a. folio
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oue o.,h Only Tor EIsI.. Commissioners,

ALBANY. Dec. 6-Ths General Term to-day
made an interesting decision in tho case OF
two Excise Commissioners in tho town Of
Olive. Ulster county They failed to file an
oath. as required by law. and were removed
from Office. and two others appointed in their
places. The law requires that police and ex-
cise officials throughout the State n q an oath
that they are not directly or Indirectly en-
Jagged iu the liguor business. The General
Term to-day holds that the law requiring tile
aIirU nf such an oath Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL and
thnt such officials cannot he compslled to flle
h The law may provide that such official,
shall moi he engaged in the liquor ira nie mt
tEav cannot he required 70 HE any oath In adj
dition 10 that imposed under tho Constitution.
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PRIVIIE MONEY COMING.
Il was Done. and Done Lawfully. N Denver
In the Early sixties.

In the Early sixties.
Coin, published at Chicago in the interests
OF free silver had four pages recently In which
the prediction 10 made that the mountains OF
tho West will. In a very short time. be filed,
with private minis" The writer says: 1T
is easy and practicable to coin dollars. Atty
cont pieces, quarters. and dimes so as todefy
detection when made from standard silver"
II silver falls TO 90 cents an ounce. Al cents
worth OF the white meta! would make dollar
Just like those We are now using. In coming
81. O00. 900 there would be 100000 profit to
those who coin the money. There was q time
when this could be done without violating
the law OF the land.
In 1850 Clark. Gruber h Co.. bankers. Of
Leavenwortb built nrivate mint in Denver.
At that timo the express company charged ten
per cent. for carrying tho dust from Denver
and ten per cent for bringing gold coin back
from Leavenwoith. making twenty per cent.
which the miner had to pay to get his dust
converted into money In 1850 they coined
tens and twenties without alloy. worth one per
cent. moro than United States money These
coins resembled the coin made by the Govern
ment. except that on one side was Pixies
Peak" on the other Clark. Gruber & Co."
In 1861 they coined. in addition to the tens
and twenties. two-and-a half pieces and ives.
with alloy. Just az the Government money was
alloyed. but always having value OF one per
cent. moro than other coin. On these coins
Pixies Peak took the place OF Liberty" on
tho coin OF the Government This little mint
turned out as much as $4,000 n day. with n
profit OF ten por cent to the mint.
In 1852 the people Of Colorado petitions cd
Congress. through Clark. Gruber 4 Co.. to es-
tahiish branch mint al Denver. Mr.. Gruber
went 10 Washington and laid the matter be-
fore Salmon I. Chase. the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Mr. Chase was surprised TO learn
that there was mint at Denver making
money almost exactly like the coin of the ma
ton. The Secretary was surprised also that
Mr.. Gruber did rot know that hs could not do
such thing. Mr. Gruber was surprised that
Mr.. Chase did not know that he could. The
matter was referred to the Attorney-GeneraL
who soon discovered that the coming
OF money by private, individuals was, noe
prohibited. by law. In Justice to CLARK.
Gruber 4 Co.. Congress, upon the
recon- m endation Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. bought the plant Of the bankers for S25.-
O0U. and established n branch mint at Denver.
TO prevent the further coinage OF money by
private individuals Congress- In April. 1853.
passed law making such action a crime pun
ishab by a fine and imprisonment
MIR. T. Ii. Grnbcr is now mining broker ana
notary public mt Cripple Creek. Col. He Is noG
OF tho opinion that any one will establish q
mint In the mountains of the West. IL any one
desired to engage in such business he thinks
the silver would bs coined in Mexico. aud
shipped In: but even that he does not expect
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NEWS FROM BRIzIL.
Two OF Peixoto's Gunboat- Reported short
orProyI.Ioa- and with Disaaeeted Crews

Two OF Peixoto's Gunboat- Reported short
orProyIsIoa- and Win Disaaeeted Crews
The British steamship Thetis. which arrived
yesterday from brazilian ports. while lying at
Santos. three months ago. lost her former
skipper Capt. HogG. and two seamen. who
were victims of yellow lever The Thetis re-
ports that there were At Pernambuco. when
che smiled. two small sailing vessels. fitted As
GunJoats. belonging to Peixoto's Government
They we're without provisions or ammunition.
and the impression at Pernambuco was that
their crews would ioin Melos forces as soon
as they got chance, Two Colonels in the
Brazilian army, who sailed from Santos on the
Thetis IHndcd at lernHmbueo. whence they said
they intended 10 go to Germany. by way OF
Lisbon, TO procure arms and ammunition for
leiNOto'S men. 49,
There WAS a crew OF ihirty-six men waiting
Mt Iernambuco Tor torpedo boat, presumably
the one that is going down on The santuit from
this mort. Tho crew came from Santos on the
little ItniiaE fruitrr Lden. The mission OI the
crew was Kept quiet rs II was feared that Mel
lo's agents might induce them to Join the reyo-
lut!oulsts.
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a Young Woman Som pHnbulIst Walk. the
street. In II = Night CIaIh,s.

SARATOGA. Dec. Ga little before midnight
last night young woman. clad In nothing but
her night clothing, was seen wandering down
Milton avenue toward the Blue Mill pond. near
Dallston. She was walking slowly. and every
few steps she would stoop down, as though TO
pick up something. and then medltatively
move on again. The man who saw her was so
frightened by what he thought was an apart
ton that he ran into n house and told what he
had seen, wheTeupon several persons went in
pursuit OF the young woman. Whrn nccnst-
eel she WAS da2ei and In an unconscious state
She was taken into house and carefully cared
for, but remained In her somnAmbn!istice con-
dltlon uhtll Ihls morning; aihnugh enoIts were
ciOusness she had no recollection Of her mid
night promenade in her night gown and bare
feet on the lee and snow. The young woman
is Miss Emma Dinsmon. beck agent, whose
home Is In Fort Edward.
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Ths Somewhat strasrss Reiss,s-s ns,uss-
'Wartt.raserr as4 the rrptre.

'Wurttssssre ssa The E~p,re.
BERLIN. Dec. 0-The United Press reporter
learns from an o1icial source that the manpu-
vres which were TO have been held in wnrt-
tembere last fall we're omitted with Emperor
Williams approval, solely on account Of the
scarcity OF fodder. Should Gen. Welcker.
W0rttemberH's Minister onwar. resign. his ae-
ton would be in no way connected with any
thing said or done by Emperor William. who
recently appointed the General an of1cer d Ia
suiie OF royal Prusslan infantry regiment.
. Herr Won Moser W0rttemherR'e Minister to
Irussia, has been on excellent terms with tho
Berlin Govern HIS retirement was due
70 his disagreement with Premier Won Mitt-
naSht.
Iron other sources the reporter learns that
Mittuucht is in great disfavor In Berlin, and
efforts are making to replace him with Herr
Won Moser. who IL amenable to Prussian in
nuence.
Both Wnrttemter9 and Hesse have been
greatly veNe,l ~ Bavaria's readiness to sup
port the mperinl tax reforms. The press Of
both States denouDces Bavaria for shortsight-
eddy alternating the affections Of her nelghbors
anil natural nliiee Bavaria Is now weak ning
the opposition to Prussia. say the Hessian and
MOrtemberR journals. but some day when
W0tttemberR. SaNOny. aud HeHee shall have
been suppressed. she will lind Prussia attack
ing the Individual privileges now enjoyed by
the Munich Government Then. however.
they add, she will appeal vninly to her subju-
crOachment.
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Two Csm,ur.ou, R.o,pt,or..

Two d6butantes in honor OF whose coming
out receptions were held yesterday afternoon.
are Miss Katharine B. Hoppln. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hoppn OF AZ West Fifty
third street. and Miss Daisy Greer daughter of
the Rev. Dr. and Mrs, David II. Greer Of 3I2
Madison avenue. Miss Hoppin was assisted
In receiving her guests by Miss Madeleine
Miss Malta Wood, Miss Susie Hall, Miss Kath-
nrlne Van Rensselaer,. Miss Carlotta Barnes.
and Miss Julia GARRISON: After the reception
Mrs; Davies Beekman, Miss Hopkins grand
mother. gave the iehutante and several Of her
acquaintance O dinner party.
Miss Daisy Greer is the eldest daughter Of tho
rector ~ ~. Bartholomew Church. She was
assisted in receiving her guests yesterday
afternoon by Miss do Peyster. Miss Chopin OF
Providence. and Miss Ely. dinner party fol-
lowed the Tece ption.
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RICHMOND. Dec. Cone OF the most impor.
tant sessions Of the Virginia Legislature
opened to-day. Gov McKinnsY submitted his
Of the State had Increased from $40 10 In lStjU
aud Sl4AOOO in 1870 TO 1921. 100 in lSsEA To
check this he recommends fixed salaries TO
prosecuting attorneys. the payment Of costs
By parties who bring needless prosee utions.
and enlarged jurisdiction OF JUstieeS The
most important feature o. the message Is the
~ renting the States oyster grounds. amount
Ing 70 about l.OOOOOO acres at 81 per acre.
The HoyernOr approves the act OF the military
IN quelltng the Roanoke riot. and deDrecates
lynch law, The states revenues aaVe been in
creased soOQOOO without change In the rate OF
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King william Of warttsmberg is connned to
his bed with influenza.
King Humbsrt yesterday gave q private
audience TO Mr.. Potter the American Minister.
John Morley. who 10 suffering from IN luenza
left London yesterday for Monte Carlo Tor
rest
Influenza is Increasing In London. Seventy
four deaths last week were attributed % that
disease.
The Relehstag committee in Berlin has
adopted the commercial treaties With hou-
mania and serNtA
MIla Gabrielle Dupont, a niece OF President
CanoL took the veil Yesterday at the hands OF
the Bishop Of Limoges
The AFehduohsss Stephanle, widow OF the
CToWn lTinee Rudolph is suffering from .
slight attack Of influenza.
The Federal Council OF Switzerland will Issue
= loan oil 80 TOO zoo to strengthen and extend
the dsfsnees Of the country
Emperor William has been invited TO Walt
Castle lhilippeTuhs. near Hanan. for the puT-
pose o. shooting phsasants- He will make the
Journey soon
Queen Victoria has recognized the services
Of the british counsel In the BahTing Sea Arbl-
taAtton. ~ making Sir Charles Russell and ST.
Richard Webster Rbtghts Of the Grand Cross
OF the OTeer ~ ~. Michael ant 81, George. and
sir ,. 4 ID. Thompson. Canadian Premier. has
been made Priyy Councillor.
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ne says the states Caa tolls tse silver n
the Government Refuses To DO 50.

=
the Government Refuses To DO So.
sALtDi, Col, Dec. a-The miners conven-
tion called by Gov Waite met here at IL
o'clock this morning. But eighteen Delegates
were present. Upon the vote OF 10 to & taken
before adjournment Gov Waite announced
his Intention Of calling an extrn session TO
meet early in January.
Judge Mccoy OF Salida made the welcoming
address. In which he suggested the shipment
OF silver TO Mexico to he coined, such coin to
he declared legal tender in Colorado. lie also
suggested the enactment Of n stay law.
Gov Waite consumed over m hour in deliv-
ering his address lie made n number OF sug-
gcstlons as TO legislation that might he con-
riderel at the extra session. aside from the
silNerconaRe problem. He recommended:
That state and county warrants tor the payment ~
lime Of tssasnes sSgfarsra6e Cor slate cer,acnes
oL small denoinpNi tons that would doubtless pass rs
That interest AM penal,Ie. judgments lands sold
That state bankrupt law be enacted.
The silver coinage problem he handled Mt
great length, asserting that the right OF Con;
trust calling FOR continuous coinage in de.
trust reverts to the States or the people.
BY the passing Of the enactments putting
the general Government dofanlted in it's trust
j! said the extra session OF the Legislature
should take action TO compel an adjudication
by the United states supreme Court OF this
question: lie held that the right OF State to
mike gold and silver coin the tender in pay
ment In NIL debta collectuble within that State
cannot be denied. He said:
=, The remedy Is for each state TO enact that
the silver dollars ot tho United States and Of
our sister republics in North and south
smerica. containing not lass than 3Il ! grains
fine silver. shall be n Legal tender, for ~ debts
public AMI private, collpctahe within that
State. II we lead Off In this matter Colorado
will have plenty OF good company in those
Western and southern rtates now ruined by
the present financial system. These States
adopting our plan will sOon compel it's adop-
ton by the national Government: that will
compel Great Brit ain to also re etize silver.
and go to the devil, ns. thanks be to Almighty
God the Earrings did about two years ago"
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Fought An.r HI. Ear. Were Boxed.

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-TWO Lieutenants in schroda.
Posen. refused recently to serve upon q local
committee because the third member. Herr
Gregor. was q civilian. Gregor challenged
both officers to fight They declined his chsl-
lenges on the ground that he was not a gen.
tleman and hence Incapable OF giving salts
faction on the field OF honor.
Yesterday Gregor m ct one OF the officers for
the first time since his challenge was refused
and Mt once boxed the young mans ears. The
Lieutenant drew his revolver and fred four
times at Oregon who also drew a revolver and
answered with three shots. Both men were
wounded severely. +a
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cRII1cIsISo GEM olMPoa
isis Doing. ut Meiuia DO NOT suit ths
Madrid Editors.

His DoiuEs rt Meiiia DO Not salt the
Madrid Editors.
MADRID, Dec. 6-The press here adversely
criticlses the measures Gen. de Csmpos is
taking at Melilla. notably his throat to punish
with death persons discovered to be conceal
Ing arms and ammunition. He is also crltl-
cized for com polling all classes to observe the
military laws.
ten. Camuoa has telegrGphed to the Gov
ernmcnt asking permission to negotiate with
Muley AraRf for guarantees OF good behavior
on the nart o. the trlbesinen and for the pun
tshment OF the aggressors In the recent con-
nicts. He wishes also TO rectiiy the Spanish
frontier. He desires that. in case his negotia-
tions fail he shall have full authority to act as
he may see fit, even outside of spanish terri
tory.
MELIILA. Dec. 1.-THE Spanish Generals here
nre In favor OF compelling Morocco TO agree to
the establishment Of a neutral zone. 1t IL ex
pected that IL such IA proposition IL m ade tn the
Sultan the l!if natives will resist It. Tine pres
ent peaceful attitude OF the Rifs is due to their
belief that the Spaniards will he content to be
allowed to finish the construction OF Fort Sid
Guardach. and will refrain from additional
military operations.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

George sheridan OF Leroy. 7. was instantly killed
on Tuesday by falling tree IN the woods near ht8
home.
years fell from Frle ira At Painted Poat on tues
day ngnt, and was instantly KILLED
Col charles rage. Assistant surgeon General OF the
army Eas be aced on Tue retired list on account OF
age. lie WAs the senior Coonsl IN the Medical CorpA
Thomas spAuldnK night Waterman In the Ilion
knitting MI, N Lutte Fails n Y fell through skys
light " HE shuyelng the roof early ysstsr-
day morning and was Instantly killed.
rngte state, Tlct t'ornsy Pnuchsr has selected
70 bt, mrs. ass ant WihAm haCAsy, Prssldsnt or
he Cleveland Democracy OF Buffalo. aud leader IL
Iuc home rule movement Mr. Macksy 10 ~ pIsssnt
Assistant Ctty Attorney
On the night 81 Nov IS a party OF young men ~
Leeds near Catskt. gave chSryATi TO . newly mar
Ted Cou3 During the ehAriVarl gun as cATelsSsy
rTud and ives 4aARsr wounded IN the forehead.
lie died YSst rday morning from lockiAU
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Proposed New Taxe. In Germany.

BERLIN. Dec. e.-The discussion Of the pro-
posal to tax boerse transactions was continued
in the Reichstag to-day. Herr Singer. Social
Democrat. opposed the scheme because his
party oh ected to the military law. for which 1t
is proposed to raise money by this tax. He
objected 10 all other proposed now taxes He
also objected to tho proposed boefse tax for
the reason that the boerse was product OF
the existing capitalistlc society. and he de-
clined to recognize boerse transactions by
taxing them.
Dr. Riedl Finance Minister OF Bavaria. again
spoke in favor OF the taxes. He declared that
he was in full accord with the Bavarian people
in supporting the imperial plan.
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The King OF slams SILVER Jusiies.

LONDON. Dec. THE Bangkok correspond
emit OF the Times says; Tho silver jubilee OF
the King OF Siam is being celebrated with q
series OF services and State ceremonies All
the diplomatists have congratulated him.
much to the satisfaction OF the populAce. who
are especially Gratified by the special m essa GO
from Queen Victoria expressing her desire for
the Kings welfare and tha prosperity OF the
Kingdom. The message has raised the spirits
of the british residents"
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MELLVs MOVEMENTS.
The Iasurgsnt Leader Has Heturpsa 70 the
Nsighborhood OF Kio.

WASHINGTON. Dec. CA despatch was re-
ceived at the State Department this morning
from Minister Thompson announcing the ar
rival OF Admiral Mello on the Aquidaban at
tho quarantine station Of Ihla Grande- This
Is the quarantine station of Rio recently es-
tabllshad. The Admlrars appearance there
seems to indicate that he has reconsidered his
determination to give battle TO the America
and Nictheroy on the high seas. II. indeed. that
was really his purpose In leaving the harbor
several days ago.
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TIE STRIKE COST DExR.
Eaziishnen I.ost MiInons DurinE the Four
Months Coat Strike.

LhKushmen Lost MHHons uurInR The Your
Months Coal Strike.
LONDON. Dec. O. -statistics OF the great strike
OF the English coal miners. which ended q few
days aEo show that during the sixteen weeks
OF tho strike the normal output Of 63.000.000
tons dropped to -39.000.0o0. Ordinarily
11.00o.000 tons are exported and 4o.oOo.00o
tons are consumed in England In the period
mentioned. but during the strike only S75O.-
600 tons were exported and 27.25O.OOO tons
consumed.
The estimated loss to mine owners iron
masters, railroads. and so on was E13. 255.615.
Consumers paid In Increased prices 81. 1877. 900.
Miners. iron workers. and other artisans lost
1S.20S.OO0 The total general loss In placed
ut f33.232. 215. The workers rendered Idle
numbered 1.0O3.25O. which meant 3511, 425
persons In q destitute condition.
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II A,o,.,r Ke.lgaarloa on che WAY,

Robert JafIray Of West Forty-Sixth street.
q leading member Of the West Presbyterian
Church. said to SUS reporter last night:
DIR Paxton has not resigned Last Monday
1 received n telegram from him from Pitts
LurVh In which he asked me II l would pre-
sent his real nHtion when he sent IT, | paid
no attention Ia the despEleh' As ! uld not con-
church Authorities. The Telegram also said
that NJ mas going % send In ms resignation,
Mn, nave been waiting for It. When he does
1 will present It to the proper authorities"