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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
ALI SORTS.

Fresh tamales every night at Ad-
ans candy store opposite the Post
| office.
Mrs. Gray was brought down from
! Virginia yesterday for dispensing
boozine to aborlgines.
Harry Raynor and troupe passed
| through Carson last night en- route
for WInnemucea. He was here with
Foote.
The wind blew about 40 miles an
hour Yesterday, but not quite hard
enough to blow in any delinquent
subscribers.
OF course there would be better
attendance at the BIidwinter fair if
the rallr' ad company would extend
the limit Oh round trip tickets.
The jury in the case of r. NJ,
Wilson, charged with killing Robert
c. Rogers on the Tile river on July
9th last, returned verdict of muir
der,
Bryson has introduced oyster
cocktails. They come in small bot
tles-just a good-sized drink-and
are hotter than the side entrance to
sheol.
1t is said that large body of ore
has been struck in Yellow Jacket.
Isn't it nice to have these strikes
occur just at the tn.s assessments
are due!
The Worlds fair Metals will not
be given to the lucky exhibitors until
next Summer, as the contract for
manufacturing them has not been
let as yet.
FoR SALE-A lot Of fine canary
singers. One singer and cage So or
two for So. Enquire at Capitol
Restaurant. Now
The Kelley Institute now has
eight patients, and the Institute has
already accomplished more good
than all the temperance societies in
the country.
Per- ons holding S, f. Chronicle |
art series coupons can get the photos
at Cagwin and Notewares. This
firm also has elegant covers for the
complete series,
1t is stated that pail of water
a handful of hay, if
placed in room where there has
been smoking, will absorb all the
oder of tobacco.
For SALE-An A No. l Hallett &
Davis square grand piano. Can be
bought for 5000; for cash or on the
nstallment plan. Enquire at this
office tor particulars. Mo
For SALE-A six-year-old bay
mare, light buck board, and single
harness, mare perfectly gentle price
one hundred dollars; for particulars
enquire at this office. Mo
Roy Mighels, of the APPEAL COM
posing room, is 81 years of age tod
The city police are requested to b. q
little lenient with him, as it is not
likely to occur again.
Mrs. John II. Kinkead arrived
rom Los Angeles yesterday. She
'eports her father, j. G, Fa1, as
'ery i'll and she expects to return to
lis bedside in a few days.
W. L. COlman, pioneer merchant
md prominent politician of San
Francisco, died at his residence in
hat city Wednesday, aged SO years.
lie was leader of the vigilance
ommittee in 1856, and lie owned
arge Interests in burax mines IN the
outh western part of this State.
From now on the Capitol Restau-
ant will furnish tickets good for 81
meals for 81 90 or SIS per month.
Cor 81 you can get a ticket for y
meals which entities Won to chicken.
or - served ovory /
neal. Private Iu.ches CT uInner {
,arries furnished for $40 ard up
rorlu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
STOCK

lasterday sales III the San
a1cssco STOCK Exchange:
S-sTFRDAY's AFTERNOON BOARD.
Opair 10
Eexican / 80
Gould & Curry l A
Pest Il Belcher 20
Con. Cal. Va. 4 20
Savage l 20
{ hoilar 80
Potosi l %
Hale & Norcross l 10
Crown Point l ~
yellow Jacket ] %
Sierra Nevada l o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

Ducks Will also be put up for ex-
pert throwers to throw sticks at; ten
cents per shot will be charged.
You will also get chance at
chickens with their heads out of
box, 80 yards distant, with pea rifles
(22 calrber), 2 shots for quarter.
An invitation Is extended To the
crack pigeon shots to try their luck
at trap shooting. Matches and rules
can be made on the grounds. No
body barred in any of the above
events.
MASQUERADE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

On THANKSGIVING night there VIII
be masquerade at Virgins Hall,
and costumes can be had at the hall.
He has arranged to have a lot of new
and attractive costumes on hand,
Tickets one dollar, admitting gentle
nan and ladies.
Mrs. Kohl will have big spread
ready for hungry people, and there
will also be plenty "a stable room for
those who come by private convey
ance.
Jim Virgins will spare no pains
Or expense to make this the grandest
Thanksgiving Empire ever saw
n7td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
Fall and Winter Stock.

In order TO supply the demand for
dry goods, Nj, Cohn has concluded
to replenish his stock, which Will be
sold at a still greater reduction in
prices O31tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-bIrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for diarrhea,
% cents bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

From now on the Capitol Restau-
rant will furnish tickets good for 81
meals for $4 30 or SIS per month.
For 81 you can get a ticket for y
meals which entities Won to chicken.
porterhousn or q 90. - served "voiy
meal. Private Iunches CT ,.u.aer
parties furnished for SO ard up
wards. oSlm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-10

apretados para HERR 4 Ester en- medic del
pecho, la joven pudo evitar el golpe; y
llegando hasta ell delirio, ella, en- IN acceso
De furor rabioso, ogarr0 con sus manos de-
lcadas la garganta del Marques, Y Ia opri-
mi6 como con tenazas de acero-
LA sonora Amadis, recobrando e sentido,
gIito cou todas sus fuerzas:
Socorro Al ladr6n! Al asesino -
Y al mismo tempo lamaban en- Ia puerta
de la ella.
Jorge, casi ahogado, luehaba en- vano pa
ra librarse de los dedos que le estrangula-
ban--- Claudia que adivinaba 10 ocurri-
DO, porque todo 10 ola desde abajo, subio
con rapidez por la escalera - Y sin vaci-
lar, sac6 una pistola V dispafo contra Es-
ter ! La pobre nina, soltando su presa,
cayo sCbre ell pavlmento y exhalo IN sordo
gemido!
I'll MARQUES, que yacfa en- el suelo Sc le-
vanto al punto vivos relampagos Y negras
visiones danzaban dela0te de sus ojos, su
marcha era vaciante, apenas pod1s tenerse
en- pie.--- pero Claudia le apoyo Y le sostu
vo hasta Ia ventana, los dos desaparecie
ron en- Ell instante msmo en- que Ell doctor
Leroyer Y la doncella entlaban en- Ia sala....
Encendio el medico las bujias, compren
di6 en- el acto ell obj-to del engano de que
habia sido victina. Ester, cubierta de SAN
gre, fu6 depositada en- su lecho; mas viva,
= la herida no presentaba niDgdn pelgro,
porque la bala Sc habia detenido en- la piel
de la cabeza
La senora Amad{s corri6 la cuua del
nino.--- Dos habia amparado al pobre re-
cien nacido que dormia tranquilamente!
Entire tanto los asesinos huIan-
Llegaron a su casa, el Marques Sc dej6
caer en- una silla, y Sc tocaba el cuello do
Iorido, donde los dedos crspados de Ester
habian impreso marcas lividas. =. Las dos
blusas y gorras de carretero fueron arroja-
das la chmenea, entire IN monitor de sar
mientos, reducidas 4 cenizas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-10
FOIL TIN (2s.
JAVIER DE MONTEPfN
(COutanuaca6nl J

FL doctor Leroyer sali6 en- seguida de la
casa, 81 Dnque de la Tour Vaudieu, vol
viendo al lado de Ester, sent6se tom6 en-
ire sus manos ardientes la blanca mano de
la enferma.--
. Que pasara ?-se pregunt6 Claudia, 10
adivinando el objeto de la desaparici6n del
doctor.
Pero la incertidumbre dur6 bien POGO al
cabo de media hora, la puerta de la sala Sc
abri0 ell senior Leroyer entr6 acompanado
FL duque Segismundo, hombre de honor,
guerra legitimar So hijo, en- provision de
Ia muerte de Ester.
Ell saoerdote oyo la confession de la pobre
nina, absolviola; bautiz6 en- seguida al hijo
del Par de Francia con los nombres de Pc
dro Segismundo Maximiiano hizo entrar
en- Ia camara a varios paisanos de Brunoy
para que fgurasen como testigos- un
jnstante despu6s Ester Leonor Derieux era
Duquesa de la Tour Vaudieu- Claudia
Varni, estupefacta, muda, palida por el co
raje, habfa presenciado ell acto solemne.---
i Casados !-babuci6 con voz ronca,
volviendose hacia Jorge Casados 4 Lo
Dyes j 10 comprendes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-10

Una dulce sonrisa Sc dibuj6 en- sus labios
pase6 una mirada vaga, la vejez jo
vial, por todos los objetos que Ia rodeaban--
Despues eomenz6 cantar--
: Sc ha salvado !-diio uno de los m6di-
cos.-Pero 40 os alegreis delnasiado, senos
Daque- - Esta loca .----
Aquel mismo di, Segismundo tom6 una
resolution muy digna dijo que lealtad
no le permitia ccu!tar mas tempo los suce-
sos ocurridos al coronel Decieux, que 81
lugar del ancidno estaba Ia cabecera del
lecho de su hija, va ibre de toda maneha,
Y lIevando el titulo de Duquesa de la Tour
Vaudieu; sali6 para Paris, Sc dirigi6
la calle de Vepdome.
La puerta- -cochera De Ia casa de la seuo
ra Amadis estaba colgada de negro, bajo
los panos f1nebres reposaba un f6retro.
Ell Duque, al pasar echo agua bendita So
br9 el atadd, pregunt6
d Quien ha muerto
Ell corouel D6rieux lie c0ntestaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-10

i Casados -repiti6 ell marques con m
rugido.-i Ese casamiento es M To-
Eh, tonic Olvidais que la ley permite
los casamientos IN ertrenets Ese matrimo
Mo es bueno da legitimidad al bastardo
II Entonces todo esta perdido
i No 10 sc l.--- Pero antes de perder
toda esperanto, convene esperar to
davfa----
Y Claudia volvi6 su puesto de observa-
ci6n vic Segismundo abrazar a Ester Y
su hijo, estrechar la mano del doctor, CO.
salir precipitadamente de la casa; y Ian
zando una exclamation sorda, lanzose fuera
Sc dirigo corriendo 4 la posada del Gaia
10 Blanc0, ocultandose bajo el dintel oscu-
ro de una puerta: entro Ell Duque en- el pa
ito, mand6 ensilar su caballo, monte y tom6
a toda brida el camino de Paris.
i Marcia q Paris !-se dijo la cortesa-
ma Bueno! Tenemos toda la noche para
Obrar-
Y como la puerta de la posada hubiese
quedado alberta, entro en- Ell patio, dirlg.ose
a un cebertizo que ella conoefa, tom6 dos
viejos vestidos de carretero que all{, con
otros varios, Sc hallaban colgados, visti6se
uno guardando el otro bajo Ell brazo----
saliendo va disfrazada, dirigio apresu
radamente a Ia uilta Rougeau- Plumeau, y
llamo con fuerza la pnerta principal ----
La doncela de Ester baj6 a abrir.
q Esta en- casa ell doctor Leroyer PRE-
gunto Claudia.
-Eata- replic6 la muchaeha-5 Que
le quereis?
Decide, 70 os 10 ruego, que vaya su
casa sin perder momento---- Su anciana
anna de llaves ACADIA de ser atacada de apo
pIegfa fulminante- Esta muy NAL !----
Tn minute despues ell medico, completa-
mente trastornado, tomaba el camino de su
modesto vivienda
Claudia Sc habfa reunido Jorge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-10
LA DEMOCRACIA

-. Pero one mascarada es esta e-grit6
81 al verla disfrazada.
Por toda respuesta, la joven lie alargo .el
lio, lie dijo
-Disfrazate- :. Pronto i----
Jorge obedecio.
Y ahora- anadi6 ella arranea un POGO
de hollfn de Ia chinenea, manchate el ros
tro---- Bien- = Namos
u Ad6nde?
"A la uiHa Rogeau- Plumeau para robar
las joyas de la gorda sonora Amadis-
i Robar !-repiti6 Jorge estupefacto.
Ell robo es IN pretexto- En- la con
fusion de la escena, til apagaras las luces
de la sala- IN mueble caera casuolmae'te
sobre la cana del pino todo esta he
cho---- En- cuanto Ester, como Yace mo-
ribunda, es inlitil que pensemos en- ella.
Algunos segundos despues los dos com
plices escalaban ell muro del jard1r.
Y Jorge subi6, y abrio la ventana con
fuerte empuje salto adentro de la CANA
Dos gritos de espante le recibieron el
uno lanzado por Ia senora Amadis, quien Sc
refugi6 en- un rincon de la sala cayo des
vanecida Ell otro de Ester, quien Sc incor-
poro medias en- lecho, loca de terror
Jorge SO acordaba de las intrucciones de
Claudia; no vaclIo en- arrancar algunas jo
yas del traje de la sonora Amadis- al
retroceder, tropezo en- la mesa y cayo la
lampara--
Desde aquel momento la estaci6n solo
estaba alumbrada por ell respandor opaco
y vac:lante de la lena que Sc consum}a en- la
chimenea, ell amante de Claudia avanz6
hacia la CANA del ni1lo--
Va iba tocarla va iba volcarla a
sus pies .--- en- tai punto, Ester, la des-
graciada Ester, noribunda un momento an
tes, Sc lanz6 deIante de 81 como fera leona,
grito con voz desesperada
i Miserable, no pasareis .---
lei querfa pasar! -.- Levant6 sus punos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-10
-Ahora narchemos-exclam6 Claudia.


II A d6ndes
"A la posads, del Caballo Bia'aeo, donde
aiIn eonservamos nuestro aposento- - Ma
die nos vera entrar, Y en- caso de un suma-
rio, probaremos facilmeDte Ia eoartada.
al despuntar el dia, una silla lie posta hi
~ alto i la puerta de la misma posada,
esa sila de posta habfa conducdo al duqne
Segismando q dos ilustres medicos de- Pa
ris hasta h casa Rougeau Piumeau.
FL doctor Leroyer les refgi6 los extraordi
narios sucesos de aquella noche, Segis
mundo, herido en- ell alma, cayo abatido en-
IN sitial, IIoro.---
Los dos medicos Sc aproximaron al lecho
de Ester apenas htbian comeuzado a exa-
ninar Il Ia pobre nina, esta So desperto brus-
cumente Sc irgui6 sobre la CANA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-23
LITERARY MISCELLANY.
DEAN STANLEY wrote sucn Dad copy
at the printers charged half a crown

DEAN STANLEY wrote sucn Dad copy
that the printers charged half crown
a sheet ext-a for setting i, up.
Miss HmDEsARDE HAWTHORNE,
daughter of Julian Hawthorne. has
won prize OF one hundred dollars Of
fered by Current Literature for the
best worlds fair article. Its title is
''The Arabian Torture Dance"
The heirs of the elder Dumas still
have an income Of about seven thou
sand dollars year from the sale Of his
novels. OF his three hundred books
the most popular are: The Three
Musketeers' and Monte Cristo."
A NIECE of Charles Reade, Miss Amye
Reade, is proving herself an inheritor
of at least some of her distinguished
uncle's talent The clever circus story,
Ruby" is from her pen, and she is
now at work upon a novel to be called
''Zerma."
LORD TENNYsoN Is busy writing the
life of his father at his Isle of Wight
residence of Farringford. Hallam
Tennyson sounds better than Lord
Tennyson, but it comes much easier
to call him by his title than to use it.
speaking of the poet, whose dignity il.
derogated from.
Miss GRACE DEMO LITCHFTELD. whose
charming stories have endeared her to
So many people. is still in wretched
health, as a result of a long-ago attack
of grippe, and win seek the benefit OF
the southern California climate this
winter Miss Litchfeld has large
fortune in her own right, and her
literary work is all labor of love-
Harper's Bazaar
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-23
LATER NEWS.

THE president of Guatemala, the Goth,
published decree, which is in effect
proclamation of emancipation of the
laboring classes from slavery.
THE Brazilian cruiser, Nictheroy.
formerly the FL Cid, left New York for
Rio Janerio the morning of the Goth.
a DUEL took place at Napoleon, o.,
between Charles Davis and Leonard
Forsythe. aged % and % years respect
lively. Swords were used, and later, as
they were broken. the Inen used their
jaclS-knives. The young men were
rivals for the hand of Miss Margaret
Farrell, daughter OF Squire Farrell.
Both were almost literally cut to pieces
and were unconscious when fount.
THE seventh suicide in three weeks at
indianapolis. Ind. occurred the GOTH
Casper Buderedsky, worried by bust
ness troubles, took rough ON rats.
A BOILER in a saw mill at Dixie, Ky,
exploded the Goth. killing the engineer,
Harvey Minturn and his brother Cohen.
who was employed as a saw hand.
TUE issue of standard silver dollars
from the minis and treasury Offices for
the week ending Nov. Is. was 1851, $50;
for corresponding period last year was
sos, 564. The shipping of fractional
silver coins from the lst to the 18th ag-
gregate S575. 494.
THE secretary of the treasury the
Goth ordered the release of the Russian
convicts arrested at San Francisco, and
so notified the Russian minister. The
convicts, it was found, were political
prisoners, and under our laws could
not be detained.
MINISTER lOI-NG, in Guatemala, the
Goth, telegraphed the state department
for better description of Menage, the
Minneapolis forger. This description
was furnished and the arrest viii be
made as soon as the man can be found.
IL is thought at the department that
Menage might have been informed by
his friends that he was located in
Guatemala and would have time to get
away,
AT the football game in Pennington,
Conn, between the Yale Senior team
aud the Pennington Athletic club, John
White was probably fatally injured.
lie had his head twisted, producing par
alysis-
Or the 20 steamers due at Hull, Eng
land, the Goth, only seven arrived and
they were in badly battered condition.
THREE young men were arrested in
Montreal the Goth Tor attempting to
blow up the Nelson monument.
THE Official returns from Ohio place
MeKinley's plurality at s0.995; his ma
jority over all candidates Is 5000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

IN hurricane on the Frisehe-Haff,
an extensive bay in East Prussia, many
fishing boats were lost and eighteen
persons were drowned.
MEXICAN revolutionists captured the
towns Of Ascension and Comalitas and
ordered all Americans to leave,
THE Mormcns of the United States
were arranging for the purchase OF
5000, O0O acres of land in Chihuahua,
Mexico.
IL Mexico the uprising has assumed
such serious proportions that unless
speedily stamped out it will endanger
President Diaz' government
floors have been ordered TO the
Mexican border to protect the property
and lives Of Americans from the revo-
lutiouists.
IL the City of Mexico cigar box con-
tanning 5000 was stolen from clerk
of the National bank
EMPEROR WILLIAM said in opening
the reich stag that Germany continued
In the closest friendship with the allied
powers and concluded by expressing
the hope that with Gods aid the bless.
ing of peace would be in future pre-
served to Germany.
THE United States consul TO Desterro,
Robert Grant was arrested by Brazil
ian revolutionists and imprisoned on
warship.
A POLICE census gives the population
of Toronto, Ont. as lSS,9l4-a gain OF
%, O00 over that of two years ago.
The coal miners in England, after
four months suffering decided to re.
sumo work at the old wages.
IN Brazil Admiral Mello hoisted the
imperial flag and declared for Count
deus son as emperor.
PARTICULARS of the recent flood In
the Okayama district of Japan show
that GA persons were drowned, S,201
houses washed away, 9, SAG houses near
ly or quite destroyed, 47,429 buildings
partly wrecked and 1919 acres of land
more OF less inundated.
By the explosion of the boiler of a
persons were killed and twenty in
jured.
SIXTEEN lives were lost by the wreck.
ing of the steamer Fraser near Toronto,
Ont.
In terrific storm throughout the
British islands over 800 persons were
drowned, many vessels were wrecked
and a large number of houses de-
stroyed.
had not been restored to her throne.
Minister Willis had been received by
the provisional government
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-23
DOMESTIC CoslcERNS.

-Spieed Ham Steak: Cut as thick as
fresh steak and broil. Have butter
and pepper in your platter, place the
steak on it and turn, then serve. This
is good. Rural New Yorker.
Stuffed Heart: Trim and fill holes
with highly-seasoned stuffing, dredge
with -four: fasten sliced bacon over The
holes with wooden toothpicl1s, and bake.
Serve with brown sauce.-Good House
keeping
Coffee Jelly: Dissolve half box OF
gelatine in a teacupful of water, add a
pint of boiling coffee and teaerI nj
sugar. Strain into mold and set az ay
to get cold. 1t is delicious eaten with
whipped cream. Orange Judd Farmer.
Roast Tongue: Sprinkle salt, pep
per and one tablespoonful of ginger
over the tongue, and stick in four
cloves. Cover with slices of bacon,
and bake. Squeeze one-half Of a lemon
into the pan ten minutes before serving.
Simmer to one-third, and serve gravy
separate.-Good Housekeeping.
To Strengthen Pasteboard Boxes:
Everybody uses pas 'eboard boxes, and
everyone has been annoyed by their
coming to pieces and splitting the CON
tents at most inopportune times To
prevent this, l paste strips of cotton
cloth over the corners and then paper
the whole with wall paper within and
without.
"A French authority on cooking
gives these rules for testing the heat of
- r.f -Fs-4 -
paper. If too hot the paper will blacken
or blaze up; if it becomes a lighter
brown, it is fit for pastry; If it turns
lark yellow, it is fit for bread and the
heavier kinds of cake; if light yellow
the oven is ready for sponge cake and
the lighter kinds of desserts.
-Raisin Porridge: Cut a dozen large
raisins in pieces, and boil half an hour
in little water. When the water has
all boiled away, add one cup of milk.
/ When it boils, stir AZ a thickening
made of one teaspoOnful of -four and a
little cold milk When smooth and as
thick as custard. remove from the fire,
and add a quarter of a teaSpoOnful of
salt.-Health.
Apple Sweet Pickles: One quart
vinegar. six eupfuls sugar, one tea
spoonful each of cinnamon. cloves and
allspice. Boil and skim. Add sweet
apples pared. cored and quartered.
Cook until done through, but not ten
der enough TO mash mp. The juice
should cover the apples in the crock or
they viii mold. After the apples are
used the sirup is good in sauce for pud-
/ dings.
Egg Salad: Cut in very thin slices
/ six hard-bo eggs. Place in salad
bowl with a quarter of a cabbage
/ shredded fine. Mix well together and
/ pour over it the following dressing
Three tablespoonfuls of oil, one tea.
spoonful made mustard, one-half tea
spoonful of pepper, salt to taste, and
half a cup of vinegar Mix well
through salad and serve at ouce.-Bos
/ ton Budget.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-23
The News OF the Week.
By TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

BIZ the October report a balance of
trade of SIS. 900. 600 in favor of the
United States is shown
TIE general superintendent Of the
life saving service IN his annual report
states that the number Of disasters with
in the field of operations of the service
during tf9year was 427; 3,542 persons
were saved AMI p lost The property
imperiled was valued at IS, O9s, O75, and
of this amount tl,655, $40 was lost The
number of vessels totally lost was S.
AT the leading clearing houses In
the United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the nth aggregated
sI,Ol6. Az. pol. against $685.. s5S, III the
previous week The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892.
was 90
IL the United States there were s24
business failures in the seven days
ended on the nth, against 36l the week
previous and 2O5 in the corresponding
time in 1892
OF 597 bank suspensions within ten
months rs per cent were national, 81
per cent state and 30 per cent private
banks Fifty per cent. of suspended
national banks have reopened. 20 per
cent. Of the state and Il per cent of the
private banks.