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Or. DEPEW IMPOSED UPON.
His Name Signed to Articles He
Did Not Write.
Satisfied That Newspapers Published
Them in Good Faith.

Dr. Chuuncey NJ. Depcw was in III
humor to-day.
IT'S worse han annoying he said
to an Evening World" reporter. ITO see
an article flying about in different papers
bearing my name and purporting to
come from my pen. why. bless your
heart. ] never wrote an article for n
newspaper In my life"
'"rhc sunday World" . short time ago
published an article on Railroads over
Mr.. Dcpew's name. 1t was furnished by
the Bachelor q Johnson syndicate n
was claimed to have been written by
Mr.. bepew. 1t caused some
and Mr.. Depew r"pudiated II.
The rropricors of the syndicate said
the article was furnished by one Curtis
j. Mar, who In turn claimed it was
furnished him by Frank q. Hunter, who
obtained it from MIR, Harry Duval. pri-
vate secretary to Mr., Depew. who also
gave permission to have Mr.. De2ew's
1ime signed To It.
II am thoroughly convinced that Mr..
Duval did nothing OF the sort" Mir.
Depew said on learning this part OF the
story. MIR. Bachelor called on me an
hour ago and stated that : had M less
NliH SIN dIllNlfS 'nll Dnl Dtsn furnished
20 him by various writer's. and that Zach
was supposed to have been signed by
me. believe Mr.. Bachelder to have
been Imposed upon n will do nothing
about the matter.
Some time ago | was astounded to
learn that the Western papers were
pitching into me for my views upon the
labor question. When | looked for the
cause l learned that an article supposed
to have been written by me had been
punished, m II gave totally different
Ideas on the subject from those I hold.
The article that appeared in The
Sunday World' was taken from an ad-
dress | delivered at the Railroad Mems
Building last Christmas. and contained
much that ] said and n great deal that
President Jeffery. Of the Rio Grande
road. said. 1t was all attributed to
me. though. The Sunday World pub
lished it in good faith. The imposition
was on the part OF the writer Of It,"
Mr. Duval saws he never saw nor
heard of the Depew Syndicate article
before its publication.
Mr.. Maj made the statement to-day
that he had a letter from Hunter which
showed that he simply acted as Hunters
agent in the matter.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED
Manufacturing Concerns and ar
Athletic Club Chartered,

ALBANY. y. Y, Nov. 2.-These COM
panies were Incorporated with the Sec
rotary of State yesterday:
General Fire Extinguisher Company,
for manufacturing, selling and dealing
in automatic %sprinklers. with its office
in New York, and a capital stock of
S2,GOO,Ooo, divided into 5000 shares OF
500 each.
New York Engineers Supply Com
pany. which will manufacture, buy and
sell boilers. engines. pumps and ma
chimes. and has n capital Of IS, 900; and
the BROOKLYN Athletic Club.
The latter will encourage sociabilitv
between its members and athletic
SDDrtS.
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GROCER AND GIRL DISAPPEAR.
George H. Otis and Lena Koch Be-
lieved to Have Elopsd.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Nov. Geo.
II. Otis. a local grocer. left the city
Monday night and Miss zen Koch. a
beautiful girl of eighteen years. disap-
peared at the same time. Otis has a
wife and two children. but 1t Is asserted
he has been naying attentions to Miss
Koch for nearly a year under the name
of George q. Young, pretending to be
II single n
His grocery store was burned recently
and he collected the $500 insurance and
$i0o from the sale CT | is stock. A war
rant for his arrest on n charge of alb
duction has been issued.
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TO EXCHANGE BONDS FOR STOCK.
CordaRe Company Holders Agree
TO O Plan.

The Manhattan Trust Company, as
trustee OF the first mortgage bonds of
the Security Corporation of the Cordage
Company, announces hat holders Of n
majority of these bonds have aSSented
to the plan to exchange the bonds for
8 per cent. guaranteed preferred stock
of the reorganized Cordage Company.
The exchange is to be made on even
terms. Bonholiers will receive pre-
ferred stock at par for coupons due
Nov. l as well as for the bonds them
selves. and the stock will be u lien on
all cordage mills under the Security
Corporations mortgage.
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WILL ISSUE 1898, 900 BONDS.
Denver and Rio Grande to Build
an Extension.

The recently elected Board of Directors
OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
organized to-day by the recollection Of
George Coppell, Chairman of the Board;
+. T.. Jeffery. President, and the other
executive officers.
The issue was ordered of S2l5O90 4
per cent. and $4,000 : per cent. bonds
authorized by the stockholders for build
ing 10 3-4 miles of road to the Ruby
anthracite coal mines, 80 miles west OF
Denver,
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THE OTHER MRS. COGHLAN.
Lady Who Claims That Title Coming
to New York.

SOURIS, =. f. l.. Nov. 1.-The Eng
fish lady who claims to be the wife of
the actor, Charles Coghlan. Is now on
Prince Edward Island. and expects to
go to New York in a few days with her
adopted daughter Gertle.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
DELICATE WOMEN


livery iuSrcGient possesses superb Tonic proper
tie md eNCrtS a wonderful influence In ioning up
and t engineering her system, by driving through
IA" proper channels all impurities, Health and
strength guaranteed to result # mn It's use.
My WIFE, who was hclriddcn for eighteen
months, after using Rradhcld'S Female Regulator
for two months, is getting We'll.
-. NJ, JOHNSON, Malvern. Ark.
RRApFiFIp RTGUIAroR Co. Atlanta, ia.
sold by druggists al ~, w per bottle.
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Tn. Delaware Released.

The british tank steamer Delaware. which ar
rived at Quarantine at ll2S p, NJ. Oct, 30, was
released this morning at 10 O'Clock. The Della
ware was from London. and during the voyage
lost two member OF her crew, who, It was re-
ported. died from natural causes The vessel was
held as ! precautionary measure, On the last
vuy age Of the Delaware C this port. when cross
Ing the bar, she ran down and sunk the tug Tails
man.
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Michael J. Rooney. a painter, at III West
Thirtirth street. assigned TODAY to George q
Donnlil"y, giving preferences for so.
Deputy sheriff Stevens ',rlay closed up the
store Of Ioymtl & Co.. importers and dealers in
cards. novelties. sc. at l'| Prince street. on four
confessed judgm 'H's aEErpglrInE So. 967. These
judgments we're In favor NJ clara Hsyman. 81. So,
Henry Kruger. Sl.CGi executor ~ Jacob Hryman.
81. ul7, AMI Alls' Newman. SG0F
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POLICE THINK HE WAS MURDERED
-nanown Man Found Dead in a
Buryin1 Ground.

NEWARK. n. j., Nov. Am unknown
man was found dead to-day in the bury
ing ground of the Baptist Church at Ly-
ons Farms. A revolver was found near
the body. which was discovered by boys.
Death was caused by a bullet wound in
the top of the head. As the hair near the
wound was not signed, and as the shot
could not have been fired by the dead
man without burning himself with the
dered.
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Pleads Not Guilty OF Registering
Illegally.

Frank Marshall, who Is charged with Illegal
registration in brooklyn. was before Justice Con-
molly, at the Gates Avenue Court. this morning
He pleaded not guilty to the charge and the ease
went over until Nov u. Col. Bacon. who insti-
gated Macshall's arrest, was not in court.
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Ships Racing Around the Horn.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2-A1 exciting race
around Cape Horn began to-day whom the British
ships sir Robert Ferine, Clan Mackenzie and city
of Hanknw were tOwcd TO sea. All three vessels
are grain laden bound for Queenstown, The City
OF Hankow Is the choice in the betting. The
stakes are $500 and a suit Of clothes.
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Ds,ia Keesan Gets No More Time.

Judge Gi"gerIrh, OF the Court Of Common Pleas
Today sisard an order vacatirE the order extend,
ing the time OF Delta Kcegan To serve an
amended reply TO the plea ~ Russell sage setting
mp tho statute Of Limitations as a bar TO her
suit TO recover damages for breach OF promise OF
marriage. upon the consent Of her counsel.
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system regular, in a perfectly natural
way, They're n compound of refined and
concentrated vegetable extracts put up
in glass walls, always fresh and reliable;
q handy and perfect vest-pocket remedy.
II they don't give satisfaction, in every
case, your money will be returned.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
7wen,v-.wo Families Homeless,

PARAMOUNT. w Va. Nov, AT Monouga,
h'la Mining Hamlet. four miles from here. the
families ~ twenty-five miners are homeless and
almost destitute this morning YESTERDAY after
noon a FIRE destroyed twenty two buildings
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Big Import of Gold.

Lazard Freres, Of this city. have been ad-
NiseI OF the shipment OF f60, 900 Soli on the
Fuerst bismarck and Of. 500. 900 fraacs from
PARIS. The total amount OF gold In passage and
ordered for this lrin aggregates $3.50, OJU and
800, 900 francs.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

Think Of the thousands Of hopeless
cases which must have been cured by
DR.. Sago's Catarrh Remedy, before its
proprietors could be willing TO say, as
they do For any case Of Catarrh, no
matter how had, which We cannot cure,
weu pay $500 cash"
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Hotel Sold AT Auction.

The unfinished Hotel casa Alameda, at the jun
ton u the boulevard. Columbus avenue and West
strcrt. VAS sold to William Noble
AZ auction e. day FOR sos Oe0 at the New York
Real Estate SalrsrOom 20 satisfy a Judgment for
!22j coo oh'Ainei by charles +. Appleby,
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Broker stayner settles Up.

George II Stnyn'r. jr, whose failure was an
rounc"l yesterday on the Consolidated Exchange.
has settled In fnll with his creditors within the
twenty four hours prescribed by the bylaws Of
the Exchange, and Was this afternoon rrinstAted
- membership II" is the son Of the former
partner Of Napoleon Henry 5. Ives.
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sheshan Gees and Hill come-.

Lieut.. Gov. Shochan returned to Buffalo this
afternoon. and will not visit this city again dur
ing the campaign. Senator IIill was expected
here this morning 10 take charge, but was &c,
layrd by his Congressional duties, lie will arrive
this evening.
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iNSoNiNb IN
DUE TODAY.
Muriel. St. Kits Oct. IS.
Grecisn. Glasgow Oct. 81.
Newport. Colon oct IS,
DUE TOMORROW.
Lucanis. Liverpool oct. 90.
Rhaetia. Hamburg Oct %.
I~Iungaria, Hamburg Ost. -.
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Honor for Gen. j. F. aa.or.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2,-nrcvct Nsjor.Gen.
John +. Hatch, OF New York. has been awarded
a medal ot honor by the Secretary OF War for
distinguished gallantTy In action at South Noun
tain, Maryland, Sept. II. ls69.'
The evening world., 1893-11-02

Thirty East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
consolidated coupons. due Nov, l lNs1, the prop.
erty ot Slosson 4 Rcrdan. IS WAL street. have
hen lost. They are O! the value o, ssj eacA,
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NEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Grecian Glasgow Oct. 20. with nineteen
cabin and .ightv-hye storage passengers.
steamer Newport. Colon Oct. 70. with twenty
passengers.
SAILED TO-DAY.
AntlllR. Nassau.
nlumbla Hamburg.
State Of California, Glasgow.
werkendam. ROTTERDAM.
TO SAIL o
Mails close. Vessels sail.
Cherokee. Charleston 80. 500 +. VI.
Chattahoochee. Savannah 800 =. N.
Chalmette. New Orleans. 500 7. n.
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serio. Comic Singer in DANCER.

Patrick Herrink, thirty two years old. OF IL
Eas, Thin strvrt. NAs sent u Wlack~elrs Is,
land for two months nv Justi'e Ryan to-day for
trying to cut Miss Mamie Gilbert. a serio-comic
slaGer, With a pair Of shoes
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FOREIGN
Ny Cable.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
BREMERHAVES. Nov. c-Stesmer HAvel.
Capt. Jun.s,. arrived from New York yesterday.
GENOA. Nov steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H..
Capt. StOrmer. arrived from New York to-day.
SAILED.
QUEENSTOWN Nov. THE steamer Britannia.
bound frlr Liverpool for New York. sailed at {, 30
=. NJ, to-day.
SIGHTED.
LONDON. Nuy THE steamer Nomaiic. Capt.
Clarke New York for Liverpool, passed Flstnet at
! 80 4. NJ. to-day,
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Mining Stocks.
Bid. Asked.

The following are the closing quotation Of
mining stocks At the Consolidatcd Exchange
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Stockholders Decid. to BUY n Road.

STOCKHOLDERS DecluR 20 Il IT Ho"U.
DETROIT, Nov. "A special from Toledo says
that At = meeting .: the stockholders II tho Gin
clnnati, jackson and MacSinlw Railroad yestcr-
day. II was decided 20 pd?chasc the Etnclnnatl'
Lebanon and Northern Railroad, The Cincinnati,
Jackson and Mscklnaw officials lett at midnight
for Cincinnati where the deal will 6s eonSum'
mated.
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TO FREAK ED

uthtckS Oh COluS, CnllS,
fevers, rheumatism, neu-
ralSia, and kindred de-
rangements resulting
from severe exposure,
there's nothing SO yalu-
able Us DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. No house
hold should DO without
them, TO meet just such
emergencies.
These little Pellets are
tiny, sugar-coatod things
J that every child is ready
for. Thew keen tha whole
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shan deceiIful limitations. MILHAu's cat
iSNNA is a standard Ionic since lS3O. lS3 B'wGy.
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Whom Baby was S!cs:, we gave her Castoria
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When lho had Children, she gave them Castoris
The morning call., 1893-03-16
The Afghans.


OF all the races with " hich the English
have come in close contact the Afghans
are the most uncivlized in nature and
grain. They are fierce. blood thirsty,
fanatical and treaeherous; their good
qualities are of the elementary, domes-
tic kind, ana their highest virtue is
courage, which they possess in a cons picu-
Gus degree. They are unciviliZed In the
sense that they are without any national
cohesion or responsibility. Each man is
independent of MS fellows, and rejects the
authority Of even tribal chiefs. No doubt
there are in every clan or tribe men OF
prominence for their wealth or prowess or
cunning, who command a certain follow
ing. But their influence is personal and
temporary, and vanishes a quickly as it has
sprung up. In some quiet Utopia where
the individual might be allowed to develop
in peace this intense individuality might be
no disadvantage. But it is otherwise In
co Intry like Afghanistan, torn with inter-
nasdiscord aud jealousy regarded by pow
ertul neighbors.
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General Merch,ndIzs.

BAGS-Dull. Cacuttas May and June, 6JAG16i4o;
Woo Bags, 9OIE 432c.
COFFkE-Ine private circular of O. f. b Biokford
says; "Busines7 Continues apathetic, sales being
limited To the daily wants OF dealers are geu-
eraiy carry small supplies. The lower qualities
OF all kinds, ald good unwsshed Salvador. have
with the most Inquiry, and account OF their
scarcity these alone have exhibited my activity
aud strength, the entire stock Of current quality
Salvador remaining in first hanus having passed
into consumption at 1884 = rb Although with
out any material change in prices. the market IS
scarcely as firm, especially FOR Guatemalas when
last reported owing to the prevailing dulness and
larger arrivals, both actual and prospective. The
Eastern markets are also quiet and easier and this
has somewhat checked the demand from that quar-
ter. shipments since The 80 instant being but
3S3 Dags." We quote the market quiet. aud
more or less nominal at 2l122L2c for good 10
prime Costa Rica. free frcm black beans; 2l42liac
for good washed salvador; 1880 for good un-
washed Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala; ~ 4
e3221z Tor prime washed Guatemala: II .622c for
good 10 strictly good Guatemala: lG9Zic = n for
lair unwasued and washed Guatemala: 2lH4 4122lac
= ID for good 10 prime pea berry; "a elac Tor
medium qualities: i79lsc z 70 for ordinary quail
ties; lag 6c for Inferior TO common.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 56sc ? 70: Dry GRADUATED,
DC = NJ Confectioners' A, 4Isc; Magnolia, A5sc'
a. SS4c; hali-bbls. I4c more than bbi5, and boxes
nc more
LuM BER-DeRlers report that ali attempts to
combine aud decrease the production have failed
and that the market continues Orallzed by sharp
4
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Prndnca nIarI,er


FLoUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras, 90 sO@4 Bakers extras. So sO94; super
fine, 81 1908 10 q Dbl.
wHEAT-Nothing new. Trade continues dull.
Futures rather firmer. NO. !. 81 2llA6oI 22IS;
choice, 81 2334@l %: lower grades. 81 I71s0
20; extra choice for milling. 81 2elA@l 3l44
2 ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
informal SEssIoN-lG oclock-May-2OO tons
81 25?4; 1900, 81 2e; 1900, 81 267s December
REeULAR MoRNINe sEssIos-May-1sOo tons,
AFrERNooS sEssfoN-Msy-SO tons 81 1874.
BARLEY-The market is devoid OF especial fea.
dur sse c dsS sHe coast f esSGs fsnt Srsa
Ing s712cg$l v ctl; chevalier. nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SFssIoN-lO o oclock-No saIes
REeULAR MORNING SESSION May 100 tons,
SI34c; 100. S45sc.
AFTERNooN SESSION - May - 800 tons, s4zsc:
OATS Dealers quote a quiet market. Good to
81 1901 52L$ SURPRISE -: BLACK for seed. 81 Ib
@1l 20: do. for Feed, 81 O715QsI I21a; Rcd, 81 10
CoRN-D1iI, but steady 0Terings rather large.
Large yellow, 81 O5@I 10: Small Round yellow,
RSEyoaoted w not h;' at 81 foSH SHYa Issl y ct '
BRAN-Firm at sl4sI4 90 y ton Tor the best
MIDDLINGs-QuCteda at sisCa22 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-ouOted al sl7@I7 so y ton.
Clover s7gs; Barley s7s go As Hiralfs sf5os ss 5o
10 50 Wheat. Se@l2 90: Oat $7Q9 Wheat and
p
sTRAw-ouoted at 35@45c y bale.
MILLST and Rolled Barley, SlS so
@19 90 q ton The mills sell OcaKs Meal at S37 so
@40 2 ton net; Rye Flour, 312c q 10; Rye Meal
&c 2 10; Graham Flour. Sc; Oatmeal. 4Lac; Oar
Groats. DC: Cracked wheEt. 315c; Buckwheat
Flour. SC: Pearl Barley. AZ G41zc p 10.
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard, nomtnal; Brown Mus
tard, nominal; Flax So; Domestic Canary: I'm
ported Canary 61sc; Alfalfa e99s4c for California
and 1014@lO1ac p 10 for Utah; Timothy B1act
Rape. 21z@2Iac; Hemp, &C y 10.
DRIED PEAs-Nlles are auotable at 81 5O@l So
y ctl Green. 81 65@l 80; Blackeye nominal; Split
Peas 5G1512c = 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 1902 SO y cti.
CoRNMEAL. ETC-Table Meal, 2sz@3Lsc q n;
Feed Corn. s25@26: Cracked Corn S26 bO926 so
3 ton; Hominy, 4lS@4s4c 10.
BEAhS-The market is featGreles and uninter-
esting. Bayos, 80 A002 SO q ctl; Pea. 81 70
G2 80 D ctl; Large White, 50 6OI2 75 Small
White. az 70&2 90; Pink, 50 SOAP So; Reds, 81 10
o. 30; Llmas, ~ 20; Buffers, 81 50@3 20.
POTA 1OES-1hc market is fcatureless and very
dun Sweets are Quotablo at SlG2 o ctl;
River Burbanks, 95c4Sl 06 y ctl; Oregon BurbaDks
q 1901 371a; Oregon Garnet Chiles. 81 2b9l 50:
Peerless, e0GeVei Oregon teerless, 81 i0gl 10
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be removed by force unless the law permits,
and they made strange remarks which cut
Jeanne to the very heart, and the girls
laughed and reminded her Of their
prophecy.
She said little. but worked and worked
all day with desperate intensity. At first
she used to cry silently, and her hot tears
fell one by one upon the wet clay; but not
for long. One cannot indulge in the more
tender emotion at twenty francs week and
only one good meal day. And, after all,
there was always the strange hope to which
all women cling that he would some day
come back to her. But her face grew thin
and wan, and her gray eyes larger than
ever And good NJ. Damasin cursed the day
he admitted The white-handed searecrow into
his works, and lie resolved to distract her
thoughts from her hopeless love.
Jeanne" said he, one day, 1--WE have
taught you all we know, and there is no
scope here for further improvement. We
are going TO extend the works next year,
and in the meantime L shall send you to
Paris, so you may learn how to throw
really artistic work before that time
comes"
And so in the spTingtme Jeanne Carteret
left her native homo and went ont into the
great world of Paris; though her heart still
sached, she felt restless longing for the
new life of art and toll.
Now. it happened that one Sunday in May
the kind. good landlady with whom she
Bois de Boulogne aud see all the grand folk
go to the races. Jeanne was nothing 10th,
and so they went forth and watched the
stream OF carriages and hnrsemep. One by
one they drove by, and Jeanne looked and
wondered al the prancing horses and the
beautiful dresses of the ladies. Then sud-
denly a splendidly appointed carriage
dashed by them. aud Jeanne felt her heart
beat and the blood surge TO her cheek. For
sitting in it, by the side of beautiful lady,
was NJ. Personne. He was dressed in the
height of fashion. his beard was trimmed,
but Jeanne recognized him in an instant.
MADAME" cried the poor girl with an
effort, "who is that-that gentleman there
with the lady? See, he is bowing to the
officer on horseback"
"Oh, that poor drole-that is the Due de
Champtieury, the mad duke they call him.
Five years ago he was the most promising
man in France, the most noble gentleman
and the most accomplished; but he was
hurt In the great railway accident at
Basle-his brain was affected ana he lost
his memory. For some time he was under
restraint, not, indeed, that he was
ever vioent. but because he scarcely
realized where lie was, or indeed who he
was, and unprlncipled people could influence
him for harm; but lie escaped in a very
wonderful way, and for many months
eluded his keepers; they could not discover
his whereabouts. but now they say he is
almost well again, and his wife. the lady
beside hlm-why, Jeanne. my child. you
are fainting? All, mon Dieu, is the sunp'
1t was not the sun, nor did Jeanne Cart
eret faint. She merely pressed her hand
against her beating heart. and returned
home sorrowing.-London World.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March l5.-The bears made a field
day of to-day at the New York Stock Exchange.
Sugar dropped 95s. New England declined 39s and
Lackawsnna 3l4 per cent In ths remainder OF
the list the losses were equal to 1492s per cent
Reading was relatively hrmer than the rest and
actually advanced frsctionally. The decline in
New York Central was from l0S9l051a on the
announcement OF proposed increase in the capital
stock to Sl0O. 0O0,OOO which did help matters
Finai sales were at a rally of 1s9l per cent, and
the market closed somewhat stsadIer in tone.
Railway Bonds were weak Government Bonds
steady. Petroleum dun: close at Csc bid
NEW YORK, March I5.-United States Bonds as.
1l214 do rs. 99La 4; Northern Pacific. 1885: Cana
dian fscifc, - - Central Pacific, 2612: Union Pa.
cIfc, 363s; AtchisOn aud Santa Fe, 31Ts: Wells
Fargo, l46; Western Union, 92zs; Silver. S3;
Sterling. 81 s512a4 S712.
Wheat May. 763sc. Flour, steady. Coffee,
Sl6 80. Sugar, 1903 5-l6c. HOps-Pacifc Coast,
l9922c. Hides, l21ac. Copper-Lake, ST. 80.
Tin-Spot. SZl 10. LeHd-Domestic SO 80. Iron,
SIG. Petroleum, 65c bid.
HOPS.
Hops are easier on light business Best Paclhcs
are quoted at 2292212c. Germany are dull. with a
declining tendency. London reported de-
moralized and declining.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugar-Renned. steady and moderately active;
raw steady. Former prices prevail.
Cofee-fatriy active at 10 to i points advance.
March, SIS 80; April, SIS 50.
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UNREST.

The farther you journey and wander
From the sweet, simple faith OF your youth,
The moTe YOU peer into the yOnder
And search for the root OF all truth.
No matter what secrets uncover
Their yelled. mystic brJws IN your quest,
Or close your astral sight hover,
stu. stu, you wax with unrest.
II you seek for strange things you shall ind them,
But the finding shall bring you TO grief;
The dead lock the portals belind then.
And he who breaks through Is a thief.
The soul with such Ill-gotten plunGer,
With Its premature knowledge oppressed,
Shall crepe in uusstIShed w0n1er
Always by the shores Of unrest.
There are truths too sublime and too holy
To grasp with mortal minds touch.
We are happier FAR 10 be lowly;
Content means not showing too much.
Peace dWeIls rot with hearts that are yearning
To fathom all lsbYrlnths unEues5ed,
And the soul that IS bent vast learning
Shall find with It's know led gs-unrest
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX