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She Easily Beats Some Good
Ones in the Fourth Race
at Guttenburs.
MARY S. TAKES THE FIRST.
In a Pretty Finish Eclipse De-
feats Wheeler in the
Third Event.

RACE TRACK. GUTTENBURG. Nov.
2l-Racing was continued at Gutten-
burg to-day with an excellent card of
six races, which were decided over q
fast track
The weather was very disagreeable,
the east wind sweeping the grand stand
with chilling blasts. The stoves behind
the glass inclosure proved very well
come.
The attendance was large despite the
counter attraction at Fleetwood Park.
nearly 1900 persons being present.
y six furlong dash was the first event
to occupy the attention of the public.
Mary $. and Mohican opened equal
favorites. but big money went on the
former and her price was chopped. while
Mohican went back
The talent knew what they were about
when they backed Mary s., for she
landed their money for them quite easily.
AErael, who made most OF the running,
beat Detroit, an outsider, for the place.
Robin Hood, the fayorite In the second
race, had no trouble in winning Black
Hawk, who was pounded from Z to 10
y 10 8. held the favorite for a time, but
at the end Robin Hood drew out and
"os easily. Token was poor third.
FIRST RACE
rurse 1900: for three-year-olds and upward;
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enthusiastic and deserved. Miss Mary
Shaw Is too able an exponent of
Shakesperian characters to make any
thing but a success as Rosalind. Miss
Maude Banks was excellent as Orlando.
Mrs. Ida Jeffryes Goodfriend's appear
ance as the usurping Duke. with n
Nandyke beard, was a splendid make
up. There were no feminine indications
to mar the picture. The melancholy
Jaques by Nine. Janauschek was one
of the strongest features of this clever
performance.
Marguerite St John, with her musical
voice and graceful manner. as lie Beau
won many. admirers. Miss Kate Davis
was simply perfect as Touchstone.
Audrey, by Miss May Robson, was very
successful Miss Theresa Vaughn sang
delightfully."-.
In fact all were favorably received.
including the many clever artists who
were uuXiliaries for the occasion.
Aunt Louisa EldridGe was chief usher,
and escorted Joseph jefferson to his
box Henry Irving's party occupied an
other box. Every seat downstairs was
occupied,
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FASHION STUD FARM SALE.
Good sales at the Second Days
Offerings.

The second dav's sale Mt the America n
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institute BulldlhS OF IN" fhShlon Stul
Farm trotting stock brought out "a good
,,,,, III. -,
crown again h-htN'
The sale was somewhat slow at the
s,,r, hu, ,,,o,.,,,,a 49,, -, e, ,,r,,,,,os,,,,,
''"i'' ou' ""'Hl'p Hp as ~ PIoS'
and, as usual. the good ones went for
yocd mona, nh. lie, ,r horse, ,h,t
SS,ont ,nr n;.ar s5nm oiia,,.o VI 1910 '''"'
vent iOr over SZVO lolloW'
Pomora b. T.. 1892 by Wickirc-Poeslc: +.
+. Fields cit $3.50
Miss Penelope b.-t 1898. by wi klre-Pocs'c
Highland Farm. Reading Pa S2lO
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Time for the quarters-S3, 10. 1.42.
The third and deciding heat OF the
Wax Easter Wilkes race was won by
the former. Time-4.52 IA.
After tedious wait Directum and
Alix came up for the third. and 1t was
generally agreed Beforehand the final
heat. The easy manner In which the
great California stallion had disposed of
his rival left no doubt about the out
come.
Before this heat 1t was announced that
Directum would try for a fast mile and
that distance would be waived. which
meant that If AliX was distanced 1t
would not count.
They got the word to a pretty start.
AliX broke in the first furlOng, but soon
recovered. Directum sped around TO
the first quarter with Alix eight lengths
behind.
Up the backstretch past the three
quarters and up the hill the black horse
fairly flew, gathering speed as he went.
Kelly touched Directum with his whip
in the stretch, and amid great cheering
he finished the mile in EOS, remarka-
BILE performance for this time of the
year and only half a second slower than
his best time on this track.
AliX was far to the rear. The race
showed that she was not in Directum's $
class.
The quarters were 80 IA, 1O3 Ia, lS5.
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WOMEN IN As YOU LIKE IT,"
Delightful Performance Given By
the Fair Sex This Afternoon.
Professional Woman's League Sue
cessfully Dsfies Man.

"A dream of fair women" was re-
allied by the admirable performance
Of AS You Like It," given this
afternoon by the members of the Pro
tSsonal Woman's League, at Palmer
Theatre.
Through the energetic efforts OF the
president, Mrs. A. Nj. Palmer, and her
eoadJutors this worthy society has done
al lheStimable amount of good to needy
women Of the profession. A handsome
Sum was realized by the matinee to-
The restoration of much of the old
rasHlonrd music, the Interpolation OF
numerous choruses and dances, made
'',t representation specially interesting
,pNrr one hundred and twenty Volun-
f''T look part In the production. which
H. "il probability will be redemanded II
itngooAlyn and taken to the principal cit
The cast was as follows;
rruDr sanor living in exile. Mrs r. A. Eberle
'g"l,k, ms brother and usurptr of his
le ''...'. Mrs. Ida !oi!ryea ooodiriend
Chs,lo,' ,enrtier r.,.',.,,,,,M Marguerltc st John
Jn,. son ot Sir Roland De Bols Miss olive Oliver
SSs{lr' "n ~ Sir Roland .... Miss Ruoelie Knott
VflaRlo, son NJ Sir Roland. ... Miss Maudc hanks
Togot' servant TO oliver. Mrs Chambers Ketchum
CORN ,'"r' Gwh''''''....,;;,. Miss Kate Davis
SI,t,,' 'hrphtIu .',, ,..,,,.Mlss sarah McNiCkcI
W''" "A shepherd. Grace Fllklns
"o'.""i daughter to the cSilod duke, duke laura ,'''
ggER gg,R laughter to Frederick -, Miss Emma Field
AuIr,r u shepherdcss,, .."..Miss Bliou FernandeI
A r,, rs, a country wenth. Miss May Robson
Anon rcnrcsenting Hymen, u. Miss M EIslI
Wiow' WIN original songs OF "Hok
The drccnSo SS% SooS TS!TR.ry T.asy Wind and "uniy
FCeJ Miss oasshls VaisaT s Mlss ntsS' az
lug applause throughout
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A CRASH ON
The LEHICH.
One Engine, a Runaway, Runs
Into and Wrecks Another
at Buffalo.
STRIKERS DENY COMPL|C|Ty.
Dynamite Talk at Easton Laid
to Rash SympathizerS
with the Men.
ALL QUIET AT JERSEY CITY.
Contract Labor Law to Be
Tried on New Men at
Rochester.
ny Associated Press.)

BUFFALO, Nov. 2l.-There was an ex-
citing time at the Dingens street cross
ing of the Lehlgh NaiIev Railroad AT
noon to-day. A runaway engine came
rushing at high rate of speed towards
the crossing. Not a soul was aboard.
The engine swayed from side to side
with its great momentum, and the peo-
pie who saw 1t coming thought 1t would
jump the track 1t ran on, however, and
dashed straight towards engine No. 573
which stood on the main track.
The runaway engine was No. 279. 1t
ran into the rear of No 573. lifted 1t
from the track. and made a complete
wreck of It, No. 279 was also wrecked
and the track was blocked.
1t is said that the runaway engine
had come clear from Scott street, and
that II had a clear road until It reached
Dingens street. The incident created
great excitement, which was increased
when It was stated that the runaway
had been planned earlier in the day by
a non-union crew, who had deserted the
engine and pulled the throttle. The
strikers denied that they had anything
to do with it, No person was hurt.
Lehigh Valley officials here now look
upon Sayre, Pa. as the strike centre at
present The situation in Buffalo has
improved greatly since yesterday, and
from a Company standpoint this end of
the road would be all right If it was
not for the congested condition of the
yards at Sayre and the generally ag-
gressive spirit manifested by the popu-
lation Of that place, which is made UP
almost entirely of railroad employees.
There are twelve switching engines
End crews working at East Buffalo,
Tiff Farm and Scott street yards. This
- three more than were being operated
under normal conditions.
The regular interchange of traffic with
connecting roads was commenced at 7
o clock this morning.
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BANK SUIT DISCONTINUED,
Director Mcdonald Makes q satisfac.
tory Arrangement with Receivers.

WY Afi nhk "luu uoCtlV0TS.
A suit brought by Miles O'Brien and
James G. Cannon. as receivers of the
Madison Square Bank, against Ronald
d. Mcdonald, director of the bank,
was discontinued In the Supreme Court
to-day, and an order to that effect was
signed by Justice Andrews, upon the
consent OF counsel.
The suit which was discontinued was
brought on a note for $500. When the
receivers took charge of the affairs of
the bank the note in question was found.
1t bore the Endorsement on the hack,
showing that 5000 had been paid on the
note
The receivers claimed to have discov-
cred later that the $1,000 paid on the
note was borrowed upon collateral Sc
curtty which belonged to the Madison
Square Bank.
Lawyer Untermeyer. counsel for the
receivers, when asked by an Evening
World" reporter why the suit was dis
continued said 'Mr. Mcdonald paid
the note. The transaction was of such
a character that Mr.. Mcdonald was anx-
ious to gain possession of the note with
the 5000 Endorsement We could have
made 1t hot for him otherwise. The set
tlement of this suit in no way affects
MCDonald's other Indebtedness to the
bank"
The evening world., 1893-11-21
TROLLEY WRECKS A WAGON.
A Child's Skull Believed to Have
Been Fractured

Another trolley accident occurred in
Brooklyn this afternoon, and may cause
the death OF a little boy.
Shortly after 3 o'clock a grocery
wagon, owned by Ward & Roede, of Sew
enth avenue and Eighth street. while
crossing Fifth avenue at Union street, was
struck by trolley car No. 81 and COM
pletely wrecked.
The driver was thrown over his horse S
head but escaped with a few bruises. Lit
tie Willie Morgan, who was riding with
him, was thrown out on his head. One
of the wagon wheels fell upon him
and after physicians had worked over
him for an hour he was taken to the
hospital. His skull is thought to be
fractured.
The horse was completely embarrassed
by the collision.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
CENTRE RUSH RESIGNS.
Balliett, OF Princeton, Objects to
Come ChanRes.

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 81. - The
football team at Princeton College has
received a setback from the action Of
Centre Rush Bailliett. who has gone
home after declaring he will not play
again this Winter.
The reason for this decision is said to
be the action of Capt. Trenchard, who
Is credited with making certain changes
against the advice of leading members
of the team.
Yesterday he placed Crowds in Bal
liett's place, forcing the latter to play
scrub. This angered Balliett and caused
dissatisfaction among many OF the stu
dents, who say that his services will he
sadly missed in the Thanksgiving match
with Yale.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
PEACE in THE IRISH PARTY.
Tho Meeting OF Yesterday Did Much
to Restore Harmony.
(By Associated Press }

LONDON. Nov. 2l,-l'he meeting Of
the Irish Parliamentary party yester-
day, in the Committee Room of the
House Of Commons, is said to have done
much to restore harmony in the party,
though the proceedings were prOtracted
and lively.
which portion OF the Paris Fund will
be handed to John Redmond when re-
leased, is angrily criticised.
Mr. Healy's father-in-law, Mr., Suli-
van. seconded one OF the pcacc-makIn
resolutions, all Of which were unani-
mously passed
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Continued on isecOad Pa0~l !
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LEGISLATION in FRANCE.
Governments Programme Includes
Universal Suffrage Propoesls.
lBy Associated Press.D

PARIS, Nov. 2l.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day NJ. Dupuy read the pro-
gramme OF the Ministry, stating that
the latter only proposed to take up the
questions which would admit OF prac-
teal settlement during the term of the
present Legislature.
Proposals for the revision of the con-
stitution, the separation of Church and
State. changes in the mode of ballotting
and the establishment of a progressive
income tax came under this category.
Continuing, Nj. Dupuy said that the
Government would not regard as friends
those who did not admit the principle
of universal suffrage, respect of private
property. individual liberty and the lib
erty of labor.
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BURLINGTON GIVING AID.
Sending Engineers on Leave oi
Absence to Lehigh Valley.

GALESRURG, H., Nov. 2l.-Some
twenty Chicago, Burlington and quincy
engineers left here last night to take the
places Of strikers on the Lehigh Valley
road
Several parties here are employing men
for the Lehigh and as there Is alleged to
be a large surplus OF men ON the Bur
lingtun, predictions are made that many
more Will go.
The Burlington, It is said. furnishes
transportation and thirty days leave Of
absence.
Some of those going came here six
Years ago 20 take the places of strikers
on the Burlington. The feeling against
the men who are going is strong in
labor circles here.
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VIOLENT TALK AT EAST0N.
Threat to Blow Up Mr.. Wlbur's Car
Probably Not FROM Strikers.
(By Associated Press.)

EASTON. Pa, Nov. I.-Tne strike sit
uation here Is hourly growing worse on
account of somebody's bad judgment.
Threats have been made TO blow up the
Dorothy" President Wilbur's private
car. with dynamite, and Supt. Donnelly
says that he has been threatened.
The officials do not believe these threats
are from the strikers, but from the
sympathizers. The leauing striking en-
ployees say emphatically that they will
permit no violence.
Only one of the freight trains has been
moved up 20 this time. Passenger trains
are greatly delayed The Company, fear
ing violence, has called upon the Sheriff
to furnish officers TO guard employees
and property.
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SEARCH FOR CARLIN PARTY OVER
Rescue OF Missing Hunters Now
Regarded Hopeless.

MISSOULA, Mon. Nov. 2l.-The
search for the Carlin party was to-day
abandoned by the military authorities at
this point. the expedition having been
given up as hopeless.
Every possible effort to rescue the
party has been made, even to the extent
OF endanPering the lives of the soldiers
and the loss OF the animals, wagons and
equipments.
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DIRECTUM is KING
The Black Stallion Defeats
AIiz in Three Straight
TrOttin6 Heats.
THE LAST ONE MADE IN 2.08.
Wax Beats Easter Wilkes for a
Purse Of 81, 900 at Fleet
wood Park.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Nov. 2l.-Only a
fair-s!zed crowd journeyed UP to Fleet
wood this afternoon to see the great
trottlng match between Directum and
Alx for a So. 900 purse.
1t was almost too cool to make stand
ing out of doors comfortable. The crowd
made up in enthusiasm what 1t lacked in
numbers, and great interest was mani
tested in the contest. The track was in
splendid condition, being prepared to the
hour.
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CRANK AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
New Jersey Man Wants Financial
Aid from the President.
INV Ass0clated Press }

WASHINGTON. Nov, 2l. - Another
crank appeared at the White House to-
day In search OF President Cleveland
He was moved by the spirit, he said,
to obtain financial aid from the Presi;;
dent in order that he might be enabled
to pay his fare to his home IN Manton'
y. j., to see his sweetheart
He was promptly arrested by one or
the numerous guards lyir in wait about
the White House for cranks, lie said
his name was John Carton, and wnCn
searched 800 in cash was found In his
pockets. II he had any weapons the
officers would not say so. The fellow Is
believed to be a stranger in Washington,
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A WIDE STORM AREA.
Chicago Gets Its First Instalm ent
OF Snow for the Season.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2l.-Despatches re-
ceived here show that a storm is raging
to-day from the Gulf TO the British pos
sessions and from the Rockies to the Al
leghenies.
In Chicago a heavy. wet snow, the
hrst fall OF the season, swept down upon
the city.
East OF here 1t was sleeting hard, rem
dering tclegraphic communication ex-
ceedingly preCariOus.
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STRIKE REACHES ROCHESTER.
Mails Diverted Labor Law
to Be Called In.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Nov. I,-All em-
ployees of the Rochester division, Lehigh
Valley road, struck this afternoon as
soon as the order was issued No trains
are now running. Every thing here is
tied up tighter than u drum.
Pending the settlement Of the Lehigh
Valley trouble, orders have been issued
hy the United States authorities for the
transportation OF all Lehigh mail matter
over the Central and other routes.
Therefore the strikers are relieved from
fear OF prosecution for obstructing pas
sage OF malls,
Steps viii be taken to-day by the local
committee 10 secure the arrest OF n, #,
Tilley, operator at Rochester Junction.
The committee says Tnley was
The evening world., 1893-11-21
MarSlohead Taxes a Spin.

United States steamer Marblehcai. which came
on the Nayy-Yard dry dock yesterday. went to
sea this morning on a trial trip for her builders.
She returned this afternoon, passing Sandy Hook
NJ . a clock The Marblehead has not yet been
accented by the Government. Her othcal trip
will occur In few DAYS
The evening world., 1893-11-21
BEARING ON THE MAVERICK CASE
Poie oned Glycerine in England at
tho Time of tho Tragedy.

LONDON. Nov. H,-Referring to the
much discussed Maybrick case, the Pail
Mall Gazette gives prominence to the
statement of a large wholesale firm of
chemists, Bird Sons, OF Birmingham.
declaring that just previous to Mr.
Maybrick's death a German firm sent
them quantity of glycerine for analy-
sis, which upon being examined was
shown TO contain a large proportion of
arsenic.
Bird & Sons add that they rejected the
consignment, which suggests that such
glycerne was doubtless sold to other
chemists throughout the country.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Michael Never Lived There.

The young man who was held for examination
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday on charge
OF robbing Max Vittcrt, OF llS East one Hundred
aud Ninth street, and who gave his name and ad.
dress Michael Lydon. l0s East one Hundred
name, Mr.. James Lydon, respectable con
tractor. resides there, and he says that no such
y, the .ss,;ars s,sS ot tISTTsT ISTT.s aSss l.ssss s4laAs'
The evening world., 1893-11-21
HEAVY BRITISH LOSS REPORTED
In an Engagement with the War,
r!ors OF Loo0neula.
tBy Associated Press)

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-A despatch re-
ceived in this city from Capetown to-
day says that 1t Is reported that the
forces which are pursuing King Lobep-
gula have sustained most serious loss
In an engagement with the Matabeles
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Weather Fo-.cas'.

The forecast for the thirty-six hours ending
p. NJ. tomorrow Fair to-day. followed by In.
cr"asDs cloGliness and rain on Wednesday ,
slightly warmer; winds becoming high eAstrrly.
The following record shows the changes In the
temperature during The morning hours as inii-
Gated - the thermometer at Perry's pharmacy.
4. M..,-39 4. M...3Ss A M,...5C - NJ 40
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CABLE AND HORSE CAR COLLIDE.
Dashboard Broken on and Passen-
gers Badly Scaret.

A Broadway cable car ran into a
crOss-town car at the corner Of Broad
way and Fulton street at o'clock this
afternoon.
The dashboard was broken OF the
rear platforms II the horse ear, and the
passengers badly frightened, Nobody
was hurt.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Lulo Ami's Trial.

The trill o. the pretty Srian girl Lulo AMI
twenty years Of age charged with shooting the
iantress Of the tenement Rouse at ~ West End
avenue Oct H. comes Up before Judge Na.ttHc
In Psr' A. ot the Court VI General Sessions.
this afternoon
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Ton Chinamen pl.oharsed.

Ten Cinnamon were discharged from custody
and two ordered s.ul hack to havana by Judge
LAcomhe this morning All were Appreciated
b, Inspector Srha-I Who was told IN the future
to pru.grr ylEyr than hyarsIy evidence.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
J.rsev Water Main nursts-

One oi the largest water mains under the Hack
ma " River al Srs''K VN,nu' 1grs.y Jiiy.
urst early this morning Millions Of gallons Of
after cs upei and the people ~ Jersey city will
1t onls onc'ha!t their asG'I supply 4u. tie main
, rgp4lrrl
The evening world., 1893-11-21
EeorrAniza,ion for Union Pnc &c.

\ meeting vas hrlI ct th0st who represent In
this country aui Egrour the various interests In
the Union Pay.ir Il ilroai 'omrany United
States Senator CALVIN 5. Hr,gc. Who was seen
after the mvttiHg NLd that 90 plan ~ action
had been decided upon, but intimnted that AZ to-
mOTrOWs meeting Reorganization Committvc
viii probably be formed,
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Prince Pedro Still at scaool in
Vienna,

PARIS, Nov. n. The Countess d'Eu de
nIes the report that her son, Prince Pedro,
has started for Brazil AMI says that he
is still at the military school at Vienna
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Azrael and Confederate raced head
and head to the stretch, with Mary 8
and Poor Jonathan close up. When they
front and won easily by a neck from
Azrael. who was two lengths in front Of
Detroit Time-ll5 l-2
The evening world., 1893-11-21

THE DE KRAFFT HERNIA INSTITUTE 40 West
AOth A., New York, will mail "a any address, Tree
al charge their pamphlet on the Radical and Quick
cure Of Rupture Without Operation IA ~ yn~
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Purse 800: for three-ye and upward;
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SECOND RACE.
90, for two-yeRr-olds;

BIack HAWK cut out the running,
closely followed by Robin Hood. Sar-
casm and Token. In the stretch Robin
Hood took the lead and won easily by q
length and IA half from Black Hawk.
The latter was six lengths in front Of
Token, Time-lO2
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Wheeler got The best OF the start.
and in the run down the backstretCh was
raced head and head into the stretch,
where Eclipse moved up and joined
Ihnur ~ D r~cttS no'sh j clust wrH uY
three-parts OF length from Wheeler.
who beat The Ironmaster a head. Time
-l.SO.
FOURTH RACE.
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FOU RTH RACE.

Lord Harry cut out the running to the
stretch, Derfargilla then passed him
and won easily by two lengths from
Soundmore, who was three lengths In
front Of Lord Harry. Tlme-l.A l-2.
FIFTH RACE.
pMree k-NN flr lhrce-y ear -ods ard upward; sell
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Carmen colt won.
Zaldivar mas second.
Marcus wts third
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O'VOnnNll rushe1 % the front In the
first furlong, and, leading throughout.
won in gallop from. Dalsyrian, who
MAS length before Sandowne, Time
l.ul l-2,
SMITH RACE.
Purse $500 Tor three carol and upward: sell-
ing seven furluEgs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-08
FINANCE NOTES.

THE coinage of gold in the Philadel-
ph:a mint during October wa greater
than for any month since the mint was
established.
ASr. LOUIS dispatch says that tho
financial agent of the Cherokee nation
has "closed a deal whereby an English,
syndicate takes the sc. SOC, 900 Cherokee
strip bonds at par and accrued inter-
est"
TIE treasury department has ordered
the superintendent of the mint at San
Francisco and New Orleans to resume
II coinage, suspended some time ago,
of standard silver dollars, for the pur-
pose of utilizing the s~eignioragc.
COINAGE executed at the several
mints of the United States for the
month of October aggregated 7,7S3, 14O
pieces, of the value OF $40, oO3, 900, as
follows: Gold pieces, LAO, 140-value,
So.504,S00; silver pieces, 1852, 600
value. S419,0 minor coin, 1910, 600
value, $50, 100.
DURING the worlds fair period the
railways, suburban trains not included,
carried 9,01G,295 passengers. The
suburban trains collectcd "t.3S5, G43
1"ASo oAN CAS StlICO 1tlli"dS STS-
tenn transported the enormous number
of 315.730,1I3 passengersl The grand
total is 249, G53 ,11l.
1r is declared upon authority that
more than &j.09l,Oal worth OF property
las been destroyed in n single year by
the maiminT Of %tOc'.or cattle tiiroumh
cruelty while III TIA" Il ~ sea. This
is an enormous p>Tc;.," : OF a total
OF SAG, o0o.C0o shipped II represent loss
through abuse ana ncylcct.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.