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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Fashionable Wedding Mt Grace church
Yesterday.
9th Ave., Cor. 22d st.


Yesterday.
There was brilliant gathering OF fashion.
able people at the marriage Of Miss Katherine
sands to Theodore A. Havemeyer. Jr.. at
Grace Church yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The wedding guests numbered about 400
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Huntington, the rector Of the church. Tho
bride was given away by her eldest brother
b. Aymar Sands. and the attendants were
Miss Anna Sands, Miss Theodore lIavemeyer,
Miss Amy Bend Miss Edith Kip. Miss Evelyn
Burden and Miss Marie Reese.
ihe bridal gown was OF the richest white
satin. with bouncing OF point lace. Miss Sands
Wore point Lace veil and carried bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley. The gowns OF the brides
maids were Of white watered silk. with rose.
colorod mousseline de sole and rose.colored
Iihbon headdresses. They carried clusters OF
bridesmaids roses. oliver La large was tho
best man. and Robert &. Sands. Henry q.
Havemeyer. Jr, r. Livingston hickman.
Norrie the ushers
only the bridal party and a very few friends
attended the reception and breakfast at the
Sands residence. $50 Filth avenue. The bride
Is a daughter OF the late Samuel s. Snnds.
MT Hayemeyer Is son OF Theodore A. Have
meyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
WIN Re.u.. Work on weekly Wager.

PArcHoduE. L l.. Dec. 14.-Ata meeting be-
tween Receiver John A. Potter OF the Amer
lean Lace Curtain Manufacturing Company OF
PatchoGue and the weavers employed In the
factory. held this morning, both sides gave
concessions, the men agreeing to go to work
on Monday next upon half time on weekly
wages. Formerly the mon worked by the
piece with bonus for extra work. The men
had agreed to ono 70 per cent. reduction, and
although they had heen out OF work for several
months by reason OF the shutdown OF the fac
tory They refused TO work upon those terms.
The new arrangements will be submitted to
the Viewers Supervision committed which
VIII undoubtedly endorse their action under
probably last about six weeks whom II Is
thought the company Will DO reorgan!zel
under O new management.
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mh. riN ILEN ~ LONDON.
Hs win visit southern France. but May
Sot 60 On frchtIi g Cruise.

Sot GO On Yacht, & Cruise.
LoNDoS. Dec IA. J. Van Alien arrived Mt
Liverpool yesterday on the steamship Majcs-
tic When seen here today by the United
Press correspondent he said:
Ny movements here are quite uncertain.
have not decided definitely to cruise in the
Mediterranean during the winter and spring,
/ have not oven chartered a yacht for such a
trir. although have one in view. All depends
upon two Of my Newport neighbors-a gentle
man and his wife who intended to accom-
pany me hut were temporarily prevented. Ny
stay in London will 10 short. shall visit reln-
tiyes in Cheltcn ham, and return 10 London 10y
Christmas. / shall 20 then to Paris. Pau. and
Cannes.
Atto his declining the .arpoIntmont to be
Tho letters from Mr.. Cleveland. the State
Dcpar ment and myself were published, and
thcy left nothing further to tie sad. Mr.. lcve;;
land urged me to reconsider my refusal and
yindcatc my appointment showing my fitness
hy, my pcrformance o. the duties "i the post.
and strangers Democrats and hepubl!cans
commenting my attitude in the matter but
regrettlng my refusal
exception OF II few Republicans. | have not
received any intimatiun as to whom Mr.
say they vii get somebody who will represent
th", country fnr Letter than could. but they
MI nThSr It inHr Who you'd try harder to
! do not cnro to refer personally tn the New
York journal whose attacks uIOn me were SO
virulcnt AMI Eroundless hut shall maintain
toward II m" n,-'tW!r 4 !ortcl BY me a. IN"
time ~ its fist attack the attitude Of silent,
dignifed contempt This, indeed. was the only
course left OIrn Tor gentleman. | am and
have been from the beginning greatly con-
sOl"i hv tho reflection that the newspaper in
question in nrwise represents American Jour
nal'-m. Since it, unjust attacks began have
received inrumerHbic letters showing that IL
Is sink IN. greatly in pubic estimation. II has
Ia Il tad hat ht4Ff nj nj | u
nho to say that this newspapers attack were
prpmf ted by disappointed ambition or 10y
ii lOuay'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
CHIMBERLAIS'S TIEWs.
He Says Home Rule L. the Sole Aim or
GIad.tOne'- Government.

LONDON. Dec. l4.-Joseph Chamberlain.
leader OF the Liberal Unionists spoke at Brain
tree this evening, Home rule was the sole aim
OF the Government he said. British leglsla-
ton was merely counter with which Mr..
Gladstone hoped to win the game. The Gov
eminent did not mean that any British bills
should pass. These bills were put In the win
dow merely for show. and nobndy should be
sanguins enough to expect, II he should enter
the shOp. tn Obtain any Ofthem.
The promoters OF The. Parish Councils bill
had deliberately overloaded their vessel with
the Intention OF sinking IT, The Government
had found IL good policy to keep bills in sus-
penss, and thus supply motive for quarrel
ling with the House OF Lords.
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA COMMITTEES will be
appointed to inquirs into the effect upon the
commerce OF this port Of the opening OF the
Manchester ship Canal Lord Mayor Dowring
mas -ald thAt tho canal will hurt Liverpool and
port.
Board the Chairman said the attitude of the
board to the Manchester ship canal was not
Mpstlle. Inc Board had no reason to fear that
Manchester would be "A cheaper mort than IIy-
erpgol The interior traffic would compsnsats
the DOCK Board Tor any loss OF trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
PITTSBURoH pRIpz1E BANk FAILS.
Patrick q Co... Assets Estimated .t $780,
900 aud Iinbiiitie. at $500. 900.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. lathe private banking
house OF X. Patrick & Co. OF 81 Fifth avenue
closed its doors this afternoon. Its assets are
placed at 500 600 and It's liabilities at $780,
600. Its liabilities to depositors are said to be
S10B.OOO. An assignment will be made. 1t Is
given out that the bank hopes to resume. The
bank has been making q hard struggle for
several months past. and the strlngency in
the money market Its inability to realize
speedily on its assets which consisted largely
OF valuab Q real estate. and the desire to pro-
tect Its depositcrs led to the decision to sus-
pend and assign. Several times 1t has been
on the verge ot closing.
The house was established in 1S47 under the
firm name Of Patrick Il Friend tho firm con-
slstinE OF Il Patrick brother OF w. w. Patrick.
the present sole member OF the firm. ana A.
Friend. both ~ vhem are dead.
The i'm m ediate cause OF the suspension was
the failure Of the Clearing House Association
70 pass checks amounting to 81 900 W. /.
Wallace, who Is the cashier OF the concern. is
also quite wealthy and 1t Is said THAT de-
positors will 10 fully paid. This Is tho first
bank failure which Pittsburgh has ex-
perenced this year. No national bank has
ever failed here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
Plank. In the Labor Platform.

CHICAGO Dec. l4.-The American Federation
OF Labor to day declared in favor OF Govern.
ment ownership and control of the telegram
system OF the country. 1t decided to invite
John Burns. the English labor leader TO visit
the United States and deliver a series Of al
dresses: also TO Uetition congress to raise tta
wages OF nited States sean.en 10 $50 month
also in favor Of the election 81 Senators ~
popular vote. Tree and compulsory education
was endorsed. This resolution was adopted
That the light 10 wOrk is the right 10 lilo;
thar 10 deny the one i To deny tho other: that
when the private employee cannot or will not
give work. the municipality. state. or uat.yH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
BUSINESs TROUBLES.
Adoiphs lie NouIt, the Bowery Florist. FL
anc,nIlY Embnrrnssed.

Adolphe Le Moult the florist OF 10 Bowery.
confessed yesterday two judgments. one for
S1,3l4. In favor OF Thomas Milan for money
borrowed on Feb. I, 1898 and the other for
SOL In favor Of Mary Sheerin for money Dor
rowed and wages. lie Moult has been in busi-
ness twenty-five years and a few years ago
consi dered himself worth 100000. Business
has been bad lately. His liabilities are csti-
mated at about $50. 900. lie lately gave mort
cages on his property at Trcmont to secure
about $4,000 OF his liabilities There Is a
prior mortgage for S2OuOO. making n total OF
$4,000 on tn" property Execution was issued
to tho Sherih on the judgments.
W. shotweli 4 Co. dealers in hay and feed,
who keep boarding stable at "a and ~
Washington street. brooklyn have made an
assignment to Oliver Whitson.
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Fapln. In Eastern Asia Minor.

CoSsTASTINoPLE. Dec. 1.-THE famine at
Erzeroum. Armenia, and In that neiG hborhood
10 becoming more serious. Bread Is now SELL
ing at twelve times it's usual value. The grain
Ii in the hands Of Spectators. many OF whom
are ottoman officials. llteOus out frultless
appeals have heen made to the sublime Porte
for assistance. Hundreds OF the poor are
threatened with starvation,
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The ArEsnIIns Lhap..

LoSDoN Dee. l5.-Ths Times SAYS TO-DAY in
leader on Argentine finance: The Morgans
have been requested Officially and have
prepared to pay the January interest on the
Argentine loans They have dOmieiled them
IN the manner provided by the RothEchild
agreement despite the fact that the latter has
not been ratified II looks as u the Argentine
Government were yery confident that the
agreement will be approved " Congress
which probably will be ;ho case but il Is IN
likely that the Instruction Will be fulfilled be-
lore BEING formally ratified
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

RoMT. Dec, l4-Crispl's Cabinet is announced
n folI,ua.

Premiership and Inter .or-FrAncssro CrispL
Foreign AtalTs-t,rn NUunt tai VERNE.
IrsaEnrE -t uus' amino IerAfEl
luaure Baron blUTglo SOuHlup
Justice Andrea Aradu ~ lAyAnL
las + rctl0n -AugHsiU barccll
lsuIC hUTAs-GIuseUut raTaCCo.
Az culture fIU.n HYs-|.I.
Marine Constantine Norm
Posts -rouHt lrlsI lrrrar.s
War ten = au.slaJ Mugsuui
Changes In this list arc still possible. Crispi
had a conference with King HumbeTt this
evening.
luNbuN. Dec. l5.-Tha Times coTrespOndent
In Rome saws that the memh"rs OF the TX
tTeme Right under the Marchess di Rudini
have Withdrawn from tho combination made
in the interest OF non PARTISAN government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
coLD WEA1HER ~ NEW ENGLAND.
Forty Degrees below Zero Registered In
Vermont and NrM HnmpshIre.

BRADFORD. Vt. Dec IA cold wave passed
over this section last night Thermometers
indicated from - to % degrees below zero
according to location. The water in the SER
vice pipes of the new water system froze and
burst in several places. A stage driver from
Fast Corinth eight miles northwest OF here
reports temperature OF 40 degrees below at
that village.
Hanover, " H.. Dec. l+.-Last night was
the coolest here for several years The Their
mometer at the Thayer School building regis
tered p degrees below at x o'clock A. NJ. to-
80 below
,B.pnEFoRD, Me-. Dec. 14.-Last night was
recorded here this morning - degrees be-
loT zero, while Buxton reports ~ below
recorded II degrees below zero here this
morning and 10 degrees below at Meth
Chelmsford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
BIG HAT FACTORY CLOSED
Due to the Wilson Bin-No Hope for Hat
tiers In the House.

DASBuRr. Conn. Dec. 1.-THE employees OF
the finishing department OF Judd Il Cummings
hat factory in Bethel. three miles from this
city. were discharged this morning. and tho
factory closed. The manufacturers desired o
reduction in wages. and the men made obiec-
ton. About 200 hands are thrown out OF work.
The firm. it is said. feared the consequences OF
the Wilson bill
Ex-senator Crofut who has been In WASH
ington in the interests Of the hatters, says he
has o hope OF securing aid for the hat trade
IN the House, but will appeal to the Senate for
the preservation OF the industry.
The m erchants of the city formed an organi-
cation tonight, and will endeavor to effect
settlement OF the labor troubles here. There
Will attempt to resume work on Monday
Theirowners will neither deny nor confirm the
reports.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
A Week of Musical Burre.aus In AID of ~.
Johns GuIiL.

There have been q number OF rehearsals this
week OF lvanhoe Up To Date" which is to be
given next week in the Broadway Theatre in
aid OF st. Johns Guild. "Ivanhoe Up To
Date" Is n musical burlesque. written especial
y tor the occasion. and IT vii be presented by
Inc Strollers, formerly the Columbia Col
Mrs. August Belmont Mrs. Grover Cleveland
Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs. Frederic Gallatin Mrs
Abram ). Hewitt Mrs: Adrian lselin, Jr Mrs.
iierront Morgan, and Mrs. ". seward Webb.
81 johns Guild Is non. S"rtariRn charity
when cares Tor the poOr children Oi the city.
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chit, Evan. Gets a IAr, sentence.

FRFsSo, Cal. Dec. l4.-The Jury In the case OF
outlaw Chris Evans, charged with the murder
of United states Deputy Marshals Wilson ami
MeGinnis ~ SIMPSONS Flat disagreed this
morning. lhr > uIEs refused TO discharge tho
reach an agreement Thirty minute Intsr
they returned v m verdict OF guilty 90 muir
life imprisonment,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
DISIILLERIES RKOPESISu
On the BELIEF that the Liquor Tax VIII n,
Increased.

Increased.
LOUISVILLE. Dec 1.-THE bourbon distillers
OF this State believe the liquor tax will be in
creased. and are preparing to take advantage
OF It. J. NJ. Atherton long recognized as the
leader OF the dstillers has made repeated
visits to the capital and last week he started
up his extensive plant near Bardstown. Tho
following distilers In Louisville have also re-
sumed operations: Old Times Melwood. Fern
cliff Crystal Springs. RosenHeld Bros. d Co.
John q. Roach K Co. Rugby Distilling Com
pany. and J. q. MattinRly Company.
The Fairly Times distilery will start in q Nv
days. The Wathen distillery will start In q
day or two. The Anderson and Nelson will
start about Jan. /. VI. j. Cummings is lust
starting up his distillery. j. NJ. Blakemore will
soon be started. 7. W. Samuels OF Samuelss
Depot will begin In a few days. and the Belle
OF Nelson will soon resume.
Thousands Of men have got employ me emit
and business generally is benefited.
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RrooL so'. giu.v Ftrsbu-.

Two supposed ir,oEdiary fires occurred on
Wednesday uig.,t in tie apartment houses at
3I3 II. Mars : avenue and $50 Atlantic ave-
nue.. in IF""Et, a. IN, y" l.hAIe was started IN
The damage WAS Slight. Police Superintrnd.
cut tamTh".l Yesterday renewed his M strur-
tons t. the tHutGtnS to rCI0uble their eforts
20 hunt down the troaug who IS believed 10
ia responsible for the recent numerous fires
..At houses 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
The LueanIa'- Good R.cora.

LONDON, Dec. l5,-The Cupardsr Lueania.
from New York for Liverpool. passed. Brow
Head at 1908 A. NJ, to-day. The Lucania
passed out at sandy Hook at s:lG A. NJ Dec. q
Allowing Tor The dinrrenc" in time. she il at
previous eastern record. and within . hours
and p minutes ~ the best eastern record,
that Of her sister shiT. tho CampanlA Ui ,
days II hours aud minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

DUBLIN, Dec l4.-Nolan and Mearn, who
were detained to testify at the secret inquiry
into the Dublin dynamite plots, have been ar
rested on the charge ~ having murdered
IetTlek Held. who was shot dead soon after
RACKS. Inc arrests wcT" not made on tho
strength OF evidence otta ned from the men
themselves
The police officials have unravelled a series
81 attoeious dynamite plots, Ii is expected
!het thesS plots will be partly disclosed at the
trial OF AsATG aud Nolan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
Found Dead In the Woods with = Bullet
Hole In His Head.

BANGOR. Me-. Dec 14.-Iast Tuesday night
Charles Z. Mitchell. an ARGOS ook lum herman.
was found dead on road in the woods about
mile from tho camp where his lumhermen
were employed. He had heen inspecting in
Ing. parties from the camp went in search of
him, His rifle was beside him and there was
a bullet hole behind his left ear, Foul play is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
The Pardon OF Mary MarlIn.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE reasons for tho par-
don by the Governor OF Mary Martin from
Auburn prison was given out from the Execu-
tive chamber to-day. as follows:
Upon a careful examination Of AL the cirrumstArr.S
Of This case am rlrAry uf u" opinion that the prIs
oneT has been amply punished TOR her offence and
considsring her yoIth ueT previous orderly life and
good character futILrr mVTIsnnment would Ia my
judgment io NOR harm itan good have thsrsfoFs
determined 20 grant her prayer tor clrmsncy.
kUsWELL 4.
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A nrookIyn n.ccpr!on to Mr.. rn,,.r rnlm.r

brilliant reception was given yesterday By
Mrs. J. ;. I. Stranahan a. her home. 2GO Union
street. brooklyn in honor of Mrs. Potter
IRlmer President OF The Board Of Lady Mann
gers OF the Worlds lair. MANY OF the StHte
ana District managers of the same Board MS
well as 200 or 400 Representative Of fashion,
able circles in New ork aud Brooklyn. were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

TIE crest of the CO wave was over Vermont roster
day morning aud the thermometer dsd 20 below
"T'" a. N'F'N"eu IAs "a's vas ao' NJ rapidly east
w1.; followed b. a rise Of tcraprraturr at.A.rya ls
lsli an ~ fv! 100 upr'he New OF. ana Psausy.ya.
nia. Michigan AMI IaGAta Here tie DAY WAS gsnsr
EIF far, VITA huEry o. snow "a me evening The
Temperature az N. Was l39 me lowest 80 far mi.
N'h.er l.'us'I CO., average hgmlluy "a per cent
Nlnd south, average vs!pci'-yei.ET mt'sI al hour
The the'm 1tEster AZ FsUys pharmacy IN IHEsUS
building recorded tue Yesterday 20 TooNa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
Trolley yIerlm- In Augusta. Gn.

AUGusTA Ga. Dec 1T This morning Hous.
ton Tenant, aged years and his mother.
Mrs, Gilbert G. Iegnant, were knocked down
and run over by an electric ear On Eroadwav
The hoy was kiled outright ana the motGer
seriously wounded. An excited crowd col.
lected. ard cries OF Lynch them % were A, =
rscted at tho n.otorman and conductor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

. IoNDoS, Dec. IA To-day is the thirty sec
ond anniversary Of tho death Of the Prince
Consort. The Queen. the Prince OF Wales. the
Duke and duchess Of York, the Prince and
Princess OF IattenbeTg and others attended
special services at the mausoieum at Frog
more. The Dean Of Windsor oiiieiAted. Tho
day Is alsJ the anniversary Of the death OF the
Grand Duchess ~ Hesse. second daughter OF
the Queen, VINO died Dec. H. 1873 The SER
vices were also in her memory. The Queen
and daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

HARmsRURG, Pa. Dec 1.-THE state Grange
adopted this afternoon a resolution denolnc-
ing Secretary Morton and demanding that he
fetract ms OFFENSIVE utteTRnces against laTw-
ers maternal societies. II he does not luysi-
dent Cleveland will lie asked T. remove him
and Put some one in his place who Will be ao-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
Ex-Secretnry Foster Trying to Pay so Cents
the

FoaToRIs. o.. Dec. 14.-E1-Secretary Foster
is making every effort to settle satisfactorily
nll claims against him at 30 cents on the dol
lar. with the possibility OF additional payments
toriy dispose NJ $50 600 o: endorsements by
Foster 4 60, the settlement will be compare
lively plain sailing. Mr.. Foster Ia at present
financial aid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
strIh. or Electrical UorL,r,

strike was ordered yesterday by the Esc-
trical Workers Union against the Electrical
Equipment Company For en- ploTing non-uni0n
men Tho men are to be called out on all ths
buildings where the com nan e. has mon at work.
Among these huildlng- l. the UTOoklyn city
IanS. az clinton and Montague streets Brook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

DUBLIN. Dec. 1.-THE Right Rev. Robert
Samuel Gregg, ID. d.. Bishop Of the diocese Of
| Cork. Church OF ireland Protestant. was to-
| day elected Archbishop OF Armagh ana frlmats
| Of ireland TO succerd the Most hsN. NoUeIt
| Knox, who died in October last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
InausHsa decreasing In virulsns..

LONDON Dec. 1.-THE Lancet says: THE
influenza is Increasing in ylrulencs in Great
Britain. II shows a special tendency 10 attack
the phArynX and larynN. these remaining af-
ieeted after the other ,symptoms have passed
IN London. Liverpool. Bristol. and the mid
lands. The country school attendance has
been lesssned by the disease among children"
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LONDON. Dec. IA despatch from Kioto.
japan. says that on Nov II three men were
arrested there on suspicion Of ineiting to
rebellion against the GUNeInment' -Four hun
dTed dynamite bombs and forty rifles were
seized at the prisoners homes.
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,s5ls: on pee Isy2

A'egAse on Dee "a lSyg.. ............. ..... tIs'
"''HINaTDN TrusCAST T1B FR'3AT
For NsW England sad Ns's TTs sqasss tN,rp1sr
t3H'i rinh
f'F eastern fennsylvan.a, New Jsrssy. Ds1Wars
Maryland tue District OF Columbia ana Virginia rain
much warmer south or southeast Winds
for ~s'tsFn PsansylVanla and oLi0. TAia; sIEhGly
warmer; south winds
fof ~s'i'Fn Ssw Vera. SHsv, tuEuiRE rain. SosEA
SlRdA EzTmaE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
~. AIIaI.I.r Josanrl a Cowsra.

PARIS Dec. l+.-GAbrlel Doyells. the Social
ist writer who challenged NJ JonnRrt Minister
OF Public Works for accusing him Of advising
the use OF dynamite. has written a vigorous
fusRl to light or TstTact He abuses the Min
lister roundly as slandersr and coward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

VIENNA, Dec. Tho Eeehsrath. by q vote
OF 1856 TO 40. to-day passed the measure sane
tioning the Government action in declaring
state OF siege at Prague
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

MANcHEsTER, \. H., Dec. IA Thomas
O'Brien. who had heen out ~ WORK for some
tin q was found frozen 10 death to-day in his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
&c. In The Upp.r Huf.on.

TROY Dec. 1.-THE Hudson here Is frozen
solid TODAY. Above the state dam the ice ia
siN inches in thrrkn"ss. anu harvesting vii! DO
commenced Nou&Ir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15

,,BERNF. Dec. AN Fre formerly Swiss
Minister To the nit ell states was to-day elected
PRESIDENT oil the SWISS confederation.
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Christmas Gifts at Flint's.

Large sums spent during the holidays IN pre-
sE's iaat soon rerome useless ant arc thrown a.
Hui r-n.'s sensible persons trr g-sssus. a; G1s
uss' ArI H.rane lIs cost - o., tica .s 3 .aius
Ar. t.r Itrr quality % tue go a.a,vsl 90 H..
"a ut"' 'r'rr stcrlr er ana more worthy give
a s-.gasri 70 laaI IN sag be- al.a.sI ar r.-asp--srs
l.Errs - made thg o-Asr aAg rh-re ss urF
sav 100 thc ~ Aatf-. ar.t -r r. .urH.t.rs s-..!
whiting dg--. for ladies' IrWeI .-+uts STA ruT4 81
hand PAtnIr- co's7s Eit char. Iae,e are % Aur-.
iran mHHutaetuEs aud more perfectly male than a.
ported arglalsA A. The saiA1I,amrHt 60 GEH e.
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Morses. Tarrtades, &c.

CoR SALE CHEAP-ons second hand coupe rocNs
way, / secondhand drop front coach, new, very
fine octagon brouEham. at great tAcrhoe new
periA all the above will close out before
Inc mondays. 4 C. sCHlLDWACHTER
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