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OF tho portraits artistlcally. Some OF them are
very rude. and show the work OF prentice
hands. In this panel is represented young
girl with oyeriarge eyes. whose form. still
preserved within. y wrapped with bands In q
most Ingen'ons ana deeore.ive network, An
part OF the fgure and the portrait panel from
tho rest OF the body No one knows what
contained within this mOulhy package.
:, The portraits include a few OF unquestioned
semitic features OF the Syrians or lhnnicians
The greater number have light eomplexions.
and are OF no clearly dghasd race Sc Wps S They
The ancient manner Of portrait painting as
shown In these panels. is what Is known as
scripiion has come down 10 us. Itihas been
determined by All examination and study Of
painted with Yariousiy solored wax. which has
then been burned IN, The wax az, was obtained
by HSns yHG" as."ns .Sds ~s shsn
and rsndered II soft and plant. n sdmixtnro
sneients and perhaps little olive oil. is sup.
posed to have given the wax, paste with which
In the painting OF the face these wax paints
were applied with lancet; SHAPED sDatulA and
;ssmOYthed ~ sTIsGHE IaH nsttsr t0nss r
. brush. The whole was then fused aud
blended BY holiday over the surface Of the
talning live Goals, The rough edges and the
grooves and burrows made by the sDAtula are
thus melted away aud the colors are blended.
Tho garments i Is . believed we're painted with
A considerable number OF the portraits how
ever. appear 20 have been done in dlstempeT
the wooden panels being frst grounded with
chalk and glue. or first covered with coarse
canvas. TO which the chalk 10 applied Some
OF the best Of the portraits show q combination
Of the waH.eneapstlc And'ths egg-distompsr
processes. the yolk and white OF an egg taking
the place OF the bAlsGm 10 mixture with the
heated wax, and the surface of tho finished
Painting loses the waxen gloss and presents a
dull appearance.
There were originally about one hundred
portraits In Herr Crafts collection, but several
q the panels have been sold 10 the Archdnke
lAinar OF Austria for the Papyrus Museum.
Vienna and to museums at Munich. Dresden,
Copenhagen, Berlin. the British Museum, the
Louvre. and to Ludwig Moud OF London. The
seventy poFtTGlts remaining in the election
ere valued BY Herr Oral At S2bO.oOO and an sl-
fort is being made here Ia New York 10 raise
money for the purchase Of the whole or a part
OF the collection for the further enrichment OF
our Metropolitan Museum Of Art; Archaeology
eallJ and ATtistically they would upQuestion-
ably make a valuable addition to New IOrk's
art treasury
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Rcosat Discoveries In the Ancient Art oi
EucRustie Painting.

Rcaent Discoveries In the Ancient Art OF
EucRustic Painting.
II 10 the sense OF modernness that strikes
one FIRST In beholdinR the ancient Greek por-
traits in the Graf collection. now on view In the
Fine Arts building In conn ection with the show
OF the Water Color Club. There are worse Dor.
traits painted every day Of this I'm du siacie
age. Some Of these panels are truly artistic in
execution. and they demonstrate tho possess
sion Of great skill In tho handling OF what must
have been difficult medium OF expression.
The manner o! the use OF wax paints by the
ancients Is now for the frat time made clear.
These memorial and post m ortem portraits
are strangely interesting. mirroring as they
do. out OF the dark past tho faces Of the for
gotten enrly settlers OF the err before Christ.
They we're found by Theodore Graf Of Vienna.
not long ago. in the grave fields OF the ancient
capital OF Fayum at RubAiat Ages ago these
graves wore rsnsaeked by thieves in search OF
Jewels hut the portrait paoeis. which were
held by the outer bands Of the mummy wrap
pings over the faces OF the desiccated dead.
we're thrown aside BY tho plunderers and left
for centuries in tho dry sands. out OF which
they have now been dug.
The following picture shows the manner
OF attaching the portrait to the bandaRed
mummy and this example Is among the best
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ELIOT NO PROHIBITIONIST.
HARvARD's PRESIDENT DRINKS AND
THINKS 1T NO SIN

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| Csrnbrtag. rs, ,,,,s An,...,, r..n..,.,.
| .,.y NS..,. NJ. T,a..-. ,,,..,-.... 49,.
| '" ~" A''Se"''
BosToN. Dec. 6.-For seven years Cambridge
monweath. and convivial students have had
TO come to BOSTON to cat THAR drinka This haa
bsap or,ror.oi, ~ .os,s, ~. 49,. r.., ,,..,.
Soo,1 'ieuop e"eoiiuk ior '"e Dos'on hpuot
dealers and corrcspondingly depressing Tor
men 10 the university town who hoped 10
y iO''uue " mans u'IuSs Ior eoueEs
men VINO arc not total abstnipera. For two or
three months mast liauor dealers and IIoense
men. obopt tbt,tv in n,,n,hor b,y. - ,,,ori-
,nou' npou' UNITY IN humper' naNe oceh WORK
inG quietly with a hopo oil defeating the no
A hio m... n,oo,t.,, 49,. o.,i., e. .t.A.
u.t mass moetine was caheu lot last night
10 onset thoir efforts Tho promoters OF the
meeting called on Harvard Collage for helm
The flrst 70 remand wa Tho Raw Pc, F,.nsI.
a p..SosU .nS !. was "e neS t.'' ..sn .',,
preside
Mnvor poo,,o, l..u - ..,,.. .
DAneto'" hnonn W coneko oarsWeh
rs Foxy" was bulletlned as one OF the speak
ers: but tho mama that the no.Iic.nas man
bonod 20 cath ~, ~. ,',hsI, Iii, Ivy. 49,,
President Eliot. There woro other speakers.
OF course but Cambridge turnel out 10 benr
tho p...Ia.., -, III .,.-i.. a. - 80,
~ ~ i'e,'uen' VI we unNsrs"S auu their ath-
letic and brainy Mayor.
Mr.. Bancroft wa. tbo arst .p..tsr and hi.
words maze some ot the earnest workers Tor no
license feel as II they were in cIoas proximity
with an iceberg. He said he had no sot nrgu-
ments In favor OF no license, but simply Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
TIE IRISH LAM QUESTION.
nv. Chamberlain Says the Only Solution IL
In tho Purchase Of the land.


In che Purchase Of the land.
LONDON Dec. 6.-In q letter on the irish
land question. Joseph Cham berlain declares
that the solution OF the question must be
found through purchase only. The State
ought to provide that when three-fourths Of
tho tenants OF any estate are anxious to buy
the landlord shall! be compelled to sell
wher: three.iourths Of the tenants will not
ought TO get q fair va stion for his property,
excluding ANYTHING for the e9mpulsory sale OF
operation ought y net to exceed fsa0O0o Oo. as
DUBLIN. Dec. h-Timothy Harm ton. m en-
her OF PaEliament, addressed Q m eeting OF the
National League In this city this evening. He
said that since the Matthews Commission
made It's report the Govsrnmen had shown
recommendations The National League
wished 70 keep the country peaeeabis as long
as possible. put IL peace was 70 be maintniued
only by keeping unhappy evlcted tenants In
their present position it would not be main
tanned By them; lApplause.l When tho proper
tim eioame tho League would not be slow In adj
SisinR evieted tenants to retaks their holdings.
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Lord salisbury Aaa an. Miner.

LONDON, Dec, 5,-Lord Salisbury this morn.
ing received . dsputatioR from the South
Wales and other miners pToVidsnt societies.
Their object was 10 ask Lord Salisbury 10
bring about the rejection By the House OF
Lords Of the compulsory clause OF the Employ
sTs' Liability bill
Lord SALISBURY said It was evident that there
SaA great diversity Of opinion among work.
desired freedom and did not want Govern
msnt msddline. Under the present clause
company the responsibility Of providing
against accidents tie obIested himself he
sgainst his Interests aud therefore the dspu-
tattoo had his sympathy, He would do his
best To secure to them the freedom they Justly
asked,
The Liverpool Cham bsr Of c commerce has sent
5 psiiJlOR 10 the House Of Commons protesting
asaiust the Employers Liability bill a. adj
VsFse to the shipping interests
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DdNBURY,s HAT LOCKOUT
Local Business Pro.trst,on to Result from
It's Continuance.

Local Business Pro.tration to Result from
It's Continuance.
DANDuRY. Conn, Dec. 5.-The lockout OF hat
makers In this city is beginning to assums q
serious aspect, and II 1t continues much
longer business hero will be practically
paralyzed and many failures must result
The local banks which paid out from 100000
to SIS. 900 q week for hatters' pay rolls before
the lockout. paid out only s8O0O last week.
The town meeting. at which the hatters expect
TO appropriate S5O.UOu for their own use will
hs held Thursday. The appropriation will DO
strongly opposed.
The work m en- still have their pieksts posted
throu Ghout the city and arc sharply Watching
the situation. All are expected TO report once
each day at stated place to show that they
are still nrm and have not deserted their COM
the locked out m on to 20 to New York and In
tsrview the new Master Workman Of the X. ~
l.. James r. Sovereign, The men hope TO
bring pressure on dealers all through the
country to buy only union made hats.
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MONTkZUmd's HEIRS.
Descendants OF the Asiee Emperor who's
Cort<s Conquered.

Cortss Conquered.
LONDON. Dec. a-The United Press corre-
spondent In Madrid has learned that the Mar
Iuls Of Castellanos, The head OF the family Just
recognized by tho Mexican Government as
descendants OF Mont~Euma. resides at Sala-
manca. His brother, Henry Maldonado. says
that tho family descended from q sister OF
MontsEuma, who married Hidalgo Abrantea
On her behalf thoro were created ontailsd es-
tates, enc for the male and tho other for the
female issue The former estate now belongs
20 hs house 81 tho Duke d. Abrantes. and the
latter to tho house OF Castellanos.
The Marquis 81 CAstellanos descends In the
male line from Francisco Maldonado He holds
the right 10 one Of tho estates through the
marriage Of his father with daughter OF tho
lato Dukc dAtranteA Tho female branch OF
the AhrAntos family regularly received the
revenue Of the estate until lS5O when the es-
tn,es OF both the Ahrentes and tho Castsllanos
families were seized by Mexico. The Mexican
t,ovsrnment aov promises an ual pension
20 tho Maldonados, who have as yet not re-
ceiVed peuny OF the arrears from the ss-
questersd estates
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HoIEL GHESoBLE WINDOWS BRoKEN.

Heavy Blast sent stonrs FIYIaE Across
the sIrSst-rhs Foreman 10 Pay the Damage,
The guests ofthe Hotel Gsnoble at the north
west corner ofSeyenth avenue and Fifty-sixth
street were severely shaken up yesterday
morning between and 10 o'clock by blast
which was fred on the opposite corner, where
Contractors Thomas GRlligan & Son are eXca-
waiting for a foundation preparatory 10 build
ing an extension TO tho Carnegie Music Hall.
Frequent blasts have been made, and Manager
Johnston says ne has several times
terday the workmsn fred blast which sent
stones lying In all directions, some Of them
being thrown across tho street with such VIC
lenco that three plRte-glass windows In the
hotel were broken. MIR. Johnston caused the
arrest Of Barry. who was taken to the York
Vile Police Court. where he was charged with
careless blasting Mr.. Johnston refused to
press tho complaint. and Barry was dis
charged alter severe TeprimHnd from JUS
tee Burke lie promised 10 repnir all dam
not exceed 500.
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Notcs OF Foreign IInppeuiaga.

The Sultan of Turkey has congratulated
Emperor William upon his escape from the
recent attempt upon his life.
Drs. Libbertz and Ihubenheimen. colleagues
OF Prof hoch. are preparing an antidofe to
dlphtheria and are confident OF Its success
The congratulated hank OF Durrssns
manager. slgnor Emstaz. has mmltted sui
eide.
The machinery. Of the British troop ship
Malabar. bound from Queenstown for India.
towed to the dockyard. where repairs will be
effected.
On Monday the mall train between Zenati
and Renter, eastern Algeria, was attacked by
twelve Arabs. Ono passenger was killed and
guard WAS wounded, Tho mail bags were
saved. but 1000 francs WAS stolen,
Yesterday was the second anniversary of tho
death Of Dom Pedro. the dsposei Emperor OF
Brazil. Memorial services were hold IN Paris
Countess ID Ia. daurhtar III Dom Pedro and
her husband.
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Argentine. New Pes, Cruiser.

WAsHIHdToS. Dee. Administer Zsballos OF
the Argentine Republic has been Informed by
his Government that the new fast cruiser
Patria. which was built for the Argentine Re-
public By Lairds Of Glasgow. will soon sail for
BuenOs Ayrss with the military transport
Primo de Mayo, which was built at a private
shipyaEd In GERMANY. The PAtFlS l. Of the
been added to the Argentine navy. line Inds
pendence is a protected cruiser. 24O feet Ions
and 43 feet beam.
She carries Elk high power rifles. capabls OF
throwing a ball twelve or thirtssn miles, and
has q secondary battery offOur RKim-N orden.
comprises hitY-iour hrst-eAsS vessels eon.
stTuetsd upon designs furnished by one Of the
chief designers Of the British Admiralty.
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sr.,,.. rrnrhl. Ia Arr,er.

LONDON Dec. B.-A despatch from the Melills
correspondent OF the United Press. via Malaga.
dated Monday. says:
Native caravans have been passing all day
within stones throw OF the Spanish lines at
duariseh. on their way TO the fair at Frajana
half a mile distant, 1t IL feared that tho meet
BAja- ell Arbi has been about the works at
Guariach throughout the day talking with the
Spanish soldiers. Con. Campos has given nm
order forbid ding. on pain OF death. the publ.
cation or forwarding OF news regarding the
position Of the troops or ornaments or cons
IN mis- which, may discourage the army"
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uAsHIxGToS EoREgAU EEDNEsDAI
FOR Name. New HLmpShirs, ana Vermont InoW.
elsarur Vermont and Nss Hampshire IN the after,
noon. slightly warmer; RoFth Ealss
Eoy MasslsAsAss hhsk LiIsk o0RAsaias. sAd sasisra
Aes T0i sssTins d As afrss0Hi aoE gaia aScrsas.
tsg and 30 ~ EaI tlsisi eighty EarmH,
For eastern PsnnSylvARiA NsU JsTssI, Delaware
Mar LAID aud ths District Of Columbia fair. slightly
warmer wiHda bseomlnE Eouth
snow hAS fAllsh In the upps= lake TsgiOnL
foE Hest virginia. Sss;srR PsnnsylyShiA. sssissa
ksw YORK ahd ohlo far. sEesPg sh0W auEriss %
Lake oaIAEt0; sAEhuy ssFusE a. eastern soFtlsa %
WsslsFa NsS HsFS AAa s0SsE u ssssssa oGi0i WtAAs
ese0ninS ussL
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A rrIuce,- wed. n Lieuten.u.

BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The Neuesten Nachrichien as
serts that Princess Elizabeth. Oldest daugh-
tor OF Prince Leopold Of bavaria. son Of tho
Regent OF Bavaria, was married on Doc. 3, at
Genca. to Baron ButtCnhein, n Lieutenant IN
the l'ayarian army. lrinoess Elizabeth 10
nearly 70 wears old.
Tho parents OF Princess Elizabeth attended
the ceremony, Tho mother OF tho bride is tho
daughter OF Emperor Francis Joseph OF Aus
tTin lie sanctioned the marriage under
EliZabeth'e unceasing entreaties.
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THE ITALIAS ciBINEE

EaRRrdsIII at Last succeeds Ia FormIas .
hnlstFS.
RoME- bee al; is dsinitively announced
this evening that new Cabinet has been con-
stitutsd. rs follows:
fTvsldsnt 1t hs council and Minister Of thu I'M sFOr
-biuAvppe LanATdeHa.
Mn steT OF the Treasury and al interim AinKtsF nj
AhAucr-IfsIO NAogneul -
A.n;stsF al lI.ues -CAiVsdoRiO Inghilisr.
MlnlstsT 81 Public AOTkA-AllessAndToF Ortla
Minister u NAg-Gsu san Mariana
Minister at AETtculiuTs-franrssgn CoFoH Ortiz.
Ahlslef ~ fosts ANA telegupRs- III RlaElo
Minister Of foTeiEn AnAlIs-jTrsIs HaTailsTi
MtnistsT Of lnsHuetiOn AIeeOlO tiallu.
Minister Of Nance -ksAE AdniFal carlo Alberto Rae.
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Old Mother Hubbard Insane.

TOLEDO. o.. Dec 5.-Margaret Brown. alias
"old Mother Hubbard who has national
notoriety as u woman criminal! was 10 have
been tried here to- day for shopifting. but tho
trial has been indefinitely postponed. nnI he-
fore many DAYS Old Mother Hubbard will have
become an inmate OF an asylum. Ter rras. n
gave way during her Incarceration Rt tho
county Jail. and she is now homeless Inanias.
Old Mother Hubbard occupied a place in
Superintendent ByTness Hogues Gallery.
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GLASGOW, Dec. A-Ths delegates Of the Scotch
miners have decided 10 call out Immediately
1900 miners whose employers have conceded
to thom the one shilling extra per day de-
nhaadsd By all the union men. IL was Also de-
sldsd 70 sand communication 10 Mr.. Glad
stone askipg the Government % Intervene Ia
thy scotch mtneTs strike. - II did IN the strike
u the Engllah mineTE
The scotch uilners demanded az advance Of
: shilling Oar Ia tholF wages. and the mine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
A To. OF Gun Cotton ON the PIranns.

The PiratinR. lately tho DESTROYER. did not
sail for Brazil Yesterday on account OF the
storm. She Is ready to start at short notice.
She will be.a dangerous craft for nny vessel to
collide with. for she carries 1000 pounds OF
gun cotton in her mold
Mr.. George A. Burt. manager Of the defunct
United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Com
pany. Il going to Brazil on the santuit TO look
after the interests OF the steamship company.
The company's i've steamers may again run to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
TRE bank or ENGLAND.
Its Maximum Loss VIII Not be Over
81 ZOO 900,

LoNnoH. Dee, u-The Ns,od. referring to the
stories about tho Bank OF England. says; THE
false and exaggerated gossip about tho bank
aeon falls away wanting substance 70 rest on.
Tho maximum loss will be 100000. Good
inside estimates do not exceed fla0O0O. in
Guiding tho loss ny transactions with the
MuTistas and the South American and Next
can COmIaHv the amount realiZAb.e by se-
eurltios pledged Being 0ubtful."
tn" Mons adds that 10 appoint 4 Govern
msnt official Tor tho purpose OF debating to
the dlreetors. thus acknowledging them Of
Iesp9ntiblllYI would ee a mistake, As now
barring OLD coach. Uut II Is sminsntly safe,
which is tho Arst necessity"
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owners refused TO grant IT, general strike
was ordered, and all the union men ayit work
subsequently the employers Of 1IOOO men
granted the advance, and their EN- ployeee re-
urned TO work. These men will now have to
remain Idle until the whole question is settled.
About 1O0,O0 miners are now Idle, ana these
will be added to that number
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
Emperor william at tho Theatre.

BERLIN. Dec. b.-Empero. William will at
tend tomorrow special private performance
OF new play dealing with Incidents OF Prus-
sian history, The performance will begin at
IL o'clock, The house viii be closed to all OK
viii be suppiied By tho imperial kitchens sSd
will be served In an outer room connected
with the royal box.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
More Anarchists Arrests.

BARCELONA. Dso. 6-Five foreign Anarchists
were arrested In this city yesterday. One OF
tho prisoners is the owner OF beer shop In
which Anarchists held meetinga 1t IL now
said that Saldani, the italian Anarchist under
arrest on suspicion OF having been implicated
rs clerk In Barcelona under the alias Of Rig-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06

BERLIN. Dec. 5.-There 10 increasing sgita-
tion against the Russian aud other com m ercial
treaties and against Chancellor Won Caprivi
personally. This Anglers the Emperor. Should
the Chancellor be influenced to resign his Of
fee, the Emperor will not accept his resigna-
ton. preferring rather to dissolve the Prussian
Landtag. which he considers to be a hotbed Of
intrigue.
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BBRLIs. Dec. 5-The two French spies who
we're arrested at Kiol with plans and photo
graphs Of German defences In their possession
will be tried at Leipsic on Dec IL. Both have
confessed their guilt and asked tho Emperor
to pardon them, but his Majesty has decided
that he cannot take any action until the pris-
oners shall have been convicted. At the time
Of their arrest the accused were pretending
that they were yachtsmen on pleasure cruise.
They arrived at ktel on the yacht Insect.
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A. M-l'to. u Allen street. Jacob LAsnsr damage
$50 800. 900 WssE FifJ second street. Thomas BGel
damage $50.
2. A-S'2o. Sl2 Grand street "a Prince. damage
!IiainE $40 20 EAtt ISsn'B thiTd street yaast .
II ss dAmaE 800 bi2Q. ~ Hudaaa RtyeI Raj road
SArd A. l53d bFset. mAehlns ahoP o. y u q ana a. h
- eompAnE. damage $40. san lTa k0rfoIk slTeS
As.94n 9aIGef a9mAss tFluinS 100 2ls kAsi fWsniJ
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Cause OF PROT. Tsnd,Ip. Death.

LONDON. Dee. b--rroL Tyndalps death was
caused by AN overdose OF chlorai. lie was 40
custoIned to take choral to alleviate his sui-
ferings from indigestion. rheumatism. aud in
somnia. An inquest will DO held on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
RrosEI,n Latter C.r.l.r. pIn..

The Brooklyn letter carriers held their nine
tssnth annual ball last night at the Academy
OF Music. Among the guests we're most OF the
leading ohlclAls and politicians. A eonesrt by
ContsIho's Fourteenth Regiment band pre-
ssedsl ths ball The grShd perch vas led By
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PARIS Dec. 5.-The Tobique Coioninls says
that the agreement between France and Great
Britain regarding n buffer State between the
French and British possessions In Asia pro-
vidcs that LunnR Prahang and Kiang Khona
ahall lie outside the territory that will become
the buffer state. No European monopoly will
be allowed In the buffer State.
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AID for the Crrd,, srob,,i-Y,

ROME. Dec. Sit is said that the Credit No
biller has received foreign offers to assist 1t In
forming q new concern, securing provincial
connections and easing the liquidation.
The Rome courts made a rule to-day en-
powering the Credit Mobilier's foreign branch
es TO cas- Its checks against which funds are
deposited.
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soelail.t. Wan, n Un,ys--ai Strike.

vienna. Dec. 5.-The Socialists have decided
10 attempt to bring about q universal strike as
protest against tho Army bill now before the
Reichsrath. This bill increases the financial
the present temper OF the Socialists. II Is safe
to say that they will create disorder shortly.
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LONDON. Dec 5.--The personal estate Of Slr
Robert p. II. Morler. British Ambassador to
Russia. who died on Nov. 10 at Moutreux, on
the Lake OF Geneva, 10 valued at S25.000 1t
10 all bedueathed to his wife.
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Obi sted to the Waste.

E'o-, a., PLifnis bliI R,.arL
MuggIns Tanqus kicked yesterday be-
cause his wiie hhd brandy in the mince Pies.
Buggins What was II. refnrmatinnp
Mugglns he thought IL rhoIld have
been on the side. said 1t was a waste Of good
stun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06

me Say stats Limited" EEPEsss q the shore Line
h0uEA Bssides bslnE The tAsisst lrain IN ksw EnEaad
Tor the da alcs u n Aso ons Of the sisganI has-
ihz only Nestthuled paTleF And bHhst Huok NJ aaFa
with ulsurVa sgrYice.-AaF.
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This means TINT the French will tako into
their own keeping the Luang hrabane dis;
trade centre, and coveted by France more than
any other part Of the Mekong Valley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
Failure No, a Failure.

F,o1, Flsg-ui- H4 IT,
Your nelghhOE appears to have failed .
:, EJHst twenty-four times The next will be
his silver bankruptcy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06

The yearly salary OF the British AMBASSADOR
residence, with which ali the Ambassadors OF
Great Britain are provided. Sir Robert
horier's estate. therefore. amounts to $4,000
loss than his salary for one year.