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Evening journal., 1893-12-20
New York Herald Weather Forecasls-Tl
CITY NEWS tx Brief.

-Beecher, the pho lographer. 8l5lMarket st.
Gold bought for cash. No, l05 w. oth st.
-Cummins. the photographer. 3l2 Market
street.
Chancellor wolcott viii sit at the Cour'
House tomorrow for the transaction Of rou-
tine business.
Go 10 Wilmington Photograph Company.
No. 3li1S Market street. % cents per dozen.
The British schooner Adria from St.
Johns. N. b was entered at ithis port to-da5
with a cargs Of iaths
Register OF Wills Cooch has granted let.
terc of administration upon the est4te OF
Martin Doordan, late of this city, 10 Johl
DOOruan.
In the reorganization OF the Consumers
Ice Company Jacob Pusey was elected presh
dent and Miller Stradley secretary.
The Britist tank steamer James Brandt
was cleared at the custom house yesterday
afternoon. Tor Havre. France. with cargo OF
1,5994Si gallons OF oil ON Marcus Hook.
Shaving sets sl.5o up. Toilet eases, cases, sl'
upward Work boxes, manicures, toilet bot
ties etc, at panic prices. n. b. DaniOrth
druggist. Second aud Market streets.
Before insuring your life elsewhere. cal
at the oflceOf the Equitable Iife-in the EQuit
able Building for Information as 10 actua
results paid 10 living policy holders in th'
largest, strongest ana best Life Company IT
the world. Arson A. Maher. Manager
ANY person wishing their piano tuned
will attend TO it in a first class manner ant
Will guarantee satisfactiO'. also my or
chestra viii be At liberty for sOcials ans
partie-, December le and week. Orders left a
Singer Sewing Machine office. OF 10. gO5 We-
Ninth street will receive prompt attention
Frank Siuebgen.
Last nigh Harmony Council No. ! u.
Of A., elected the following officers: Presi
a ent. Jane Bricc: viCe-president, Saral
smith; secretary. hebecca Roberts; receiver
O. IL. Stevens; treasurer. Richard Heritage
guide. Annie A exander; chaplain, Mar,
Taylor, inside sentinel. Louisa Short; oufs;d
sentinel Laura Parvis; trustees, Us. stevens
Laura Paryis and Harry Booth.
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THOUSANDS WANTED WORK.
Pittsbure's Unemployed Set 20 WORK In the
Parks 10 10 Cents an Hour.


PITTsBURG, Dec 2O.-Between 800 and
1900 unemployed men called at the city
hall aud applied for work in the parks at
10 cents an hour. Il was an orderly crowd,
but all were anxious to secure employ
ment The surging crowd broke down the
storm doors leading into the department Of
public works. Chief Clerk Benjamin made
a speech telling them there would be no
orders for work given there, but at the sta
tion houses, but the men did not seem 20
understand him.
The police were then called, but Super
intendent O'Mara wonld not allow force to
be used, and the officers were powerless.
The men were finally convinced that they
could get work at the station houses, and
they quietly left. Over1 600 are at work in
the parks, and all worthy applicants will
be furnished employment. The crowd was
made up almost entirely Of native Amer
leans. Subscriptions for the payment OF the
men are coming in freely, aud it is thought
the funds will be ample TO keep them all
employed until the times improve and the
mills and factories resume.
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Captain Baiser's Being Deposed-atany
OF tn" Crew shipped In New York Re-
fuse 20 Enlist aud Leave For Homo.
PERNAMsUco, Dec. e0-News was re-
ceivcd here thAt a general engagement be-
tween the rebel ships and the government
forts was begun on Monday morning in
the harbor OF Rio de Janeiro. The firing
on both sides Is said TO have been severe.
and the result Of the engagement Is not
known as this cable is sent
Dispatches received here from Rio de
Janciro also say that Captain Picking. the
senior naval officer Of the United States
ships at Rio de Janeiro, has announced to
the merchants and ship captains there
that he declines TO guarantee the safety OF
the anchorage used by merchant vessels
now for disoharging and loading cargocs
into lighters
A report has gained circulation here that
President Pexoto and his government are
nearly bankrupt, and that the financial
strain he and his friends are subjected TO
cannot be endured much longer. This ril-
NOR may have It's origin in insurgent
sources and Is given for what it Is worth.
All cable messages toaud FROM the south
have been stopped 10y order OF the govern
ment officials here or at Rio de Janeiro,
and the utmost anxiety Is expressed ns 10
the result Of the battle now going on be-
tween the rebels and the government forces.
Captain Baker Deposed.
Captain Baker, who left New York in
command Of the Nictheroy. Is no longer in
charge Of the Brazilian cruiser. The OIL
Ger In charge of her now is Captain Alvaro
Nunez. who was formerly in command Of
the Brazilian warship Republica, and who
Is one Of the few naval officers who re-
mained loyal TO President peixoto.
This change Is a great disappointment to
the American portion of the crew of the
/ Nietheroy, and It has had bad influence
upon those who are inclined to continue
the strike for an increase OF wages upon
| regularly entering the Brazilian navy.
The fact that Captain Nunez has assumed
command Of the Nictheroy has caused many
OF the Americans who were still hesitating
ms to whether they would or would not en-
ter the Brazilian navy at the same rate Of
wages as agreed upon in New York 10 de-
eide upon returning Go the United States
Captain Nunez, the new commander OF
the Nictheroy, shipped 60 new men and
sent several of the New York crew ashore.
The rest of the seamcn shipped nt New
York were compelled TO sail in spite of
their protests and strike for higher wages.
IL Is thought that there was a serious
disturbance on board the Nictheroy, aud
that several' Of the men who desired 10
leave the ship engaged In astruggle with
the rest Of the crew, and that n number OF
men were finally clapped into irons and
confined below deck.
The Brazilian warship America Is re-
ported outside Of the harbor The elec
tions have been postponed until March ].
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The Greatest Offer Eyer Made
by Any Newspaper.
Remarkable Distribution Of
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Standard Literature at Nominal
Prices offered only to readers OF this
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We take pleasure in call
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at nominal prices The books
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but we are enabled, through a
special arrangement with the
publishers, to offer them to
our readers at much less than
wholesale prices.
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Brldee Approaohes Improved.

The Street and Saver Commissioners
AYE made radical and commend abb
improvements in the neighborhoOd ~
Washington street bridge The ap
have been graded aud sloh,
mt on from Fourteenth street to Con
ord pike IL is understood that, in the
pring. the approaches will be paved
with FIRE brick, the stone being for use
ihis winter From the bridge 70 Elliott
avenue has been macadanized.
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AIovements OF Oooan stoamshlna.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-The following out.
going steamships sail today: Paris, South.
ampton; Ieutonic, Liverpool Waesland,
Antwerp. The following incoming steam.
ships are due today: Elysia, Gibraltar,
Marsala, Hamburg; Richmond Hill, Lon.
don; Chateau Laiitte, Bordeaux; Brooklyn
City, Swansea; Iauric, Liverpool; Croft,
Dundee; Oevenum, Lisbon; Ericsland,
Antwerp; Werra, Genoa; Mohawk, Lon.
don; State of Nebraska Glasgow; spaarn-
dam, Rotterdam.
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sirlklng velvet Mallor. Beaten.

SToNiNoToN, Conn, Dec. 20.-Help from
New York for the American Velvet COM
pany has enabled the company TO defeat
the 25 strikers who resisted a reduction in
wages, the men having been hired in New
York and sent here. Eighteen strikers
were arrested for minor olIenses.
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Tourth CIaa. po.lmnsters.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New York-Clinton Hollow, @. II. Gazeley;
Hornby Clark l. smith.
Pennsylvania-Mr Clara Mccoy. Anandale;
Ellioisyille. Patrick Gleason: Midway. Henry
Eaton: Nescopeck. N. Z. Raber housewife, A..
5. Smith; stanton's Mill. l.. j. Biough; Upper
Aiddletown, Henrietta Fuller.
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BUSINESS cAKOs.

~ p - --l1l - - 80
FEN'S CLIO THING REPAIRED, CLEAN
1 ed and pressed at KINGS. 6l5 Orange st
T.& f. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
i Tiers AND BREWERS
TOTICE.-HIGHEST ASH PRICE PAII
' for old gold and silver at HA ARlS'S. No
a Market sire I.
OEA COAL for family use.
Extra larg size, $50 per ton
JOHN NJ SOLOMON.
Phones ll6and 2O3 No. w. 3D. st.
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InnIrinr rnr I.ir.hnr.

ToAiPKINsvLLE, n. y, Dec 20-Many
dres which have occurred in this section
of Staten Island have alarmed the resi-
dents and have also had the effect Of
arousing the police against what is sup
posed 60 be a band of firebugs. Three
small fires followed each other in rapid
-ttaoae1ian
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Meveagh WIN Probably Accent.

PHmADElPHIA, Dec 20 = Ok United
States Attorney General Wayne AcVeagh
who was nominated by President Cleve
land for the Italian mission, when asked Il
he would accept the Office, declined to max,
any statement concerning his Intentions
Close friends of Mr. McNoagh, however
stated that he would surely accept Mr.
Cleveland's Offer
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plnni,r nrrs. ,valdnln-

ROCHESTER, Dec. 2O.-Mrs. Kate Waldale
captured Mt isie point of a revolver two
young men whom she found in the act OF
robbing an intoxicated man in her store
She locked the door and kept the would be
robbers as prisoners until the police arrest
ed them.
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ARfisor's WIN.

Albany, Dec. colt has been discovered
that Harvey Fullerton OF saltwater. a sup
posed poor man, who died few months
ago at West Troy, was a wealthy miser.
Bonds and securities belonging to him and
valued at 10000 have been found. A will
bequeaths the entire estate to an alleged
illegitimate son, Albert Rogers of Eaton
Rapids, Mich.
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Taaled sIHlv Dnr. nnd nlnd.

BuRINGroN, n. j., Dec. 2o.-Mrs. Henry
Cook, after fast Of 60 days died here.
She was a sister Of ex-Mayor Riggs. Her
long fast was not voluntary one, but
was occasioned by nervous troubles result
ing from an unpleasantnoss which she
had with the other members Of her family
In the division Of property which was be-
queathed them.
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Tammany 10 DO Roorganired.

NEW YORK, Dec 2O.-Richard Croker
will reorganize Tammany Hall The new
executive committee, which will meet for
organization on Jan. g. win be composed
Of 60 members, instead Of the 80 district
leaders ms at present. The additional mem
bers will come one from each district and
will divide the responsibility with the old
leaders
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Tragedy Ina Sleigh.

BURBANK, S. d., Dec 2O-Miss Dolly
Hemphill and Miss Kate stehin were shoi
by Shorty Babcock, who was giving them
a sleigh ride. Miss Hemphill was instant
ly killed, but the Stenin girl escaped boy
getting under the sleigh seat Babcoch
then shot himself, dying instantly. What
the murderers motive was is not known.
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The TarIn nnl Renorted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-Chairman VIII
son Of the ways and means committee re-
ported the new tariff bill to the house. Its
reception was not marked 10y any demon
stration. Speaker Crisp made the an-
nouncement that the bill would be referred
TO the calendar.
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schenectady's Electric Boom.

ALBANY, Dec. 20,-It is reported that the
big works of the General Electric company
at Schenectady will start up on full time
on Jan. 1. A rumor is also prevalent that
the company viii abandon its works at
Lynn, Mass, and Orange, \. j., and con.
centrate all its plant at SCHENECTADY.
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Il sIlnllnr AcrIlInnt-

NEwrowN, n. y, Dec. 2O.-Carrett
Abrams, aged 70, was drowned while
skating on pond in Newtown. The boy
broke through the ice. and his brother
Thomas, ~ years old, went to his rescue.
He, too, almost lost his life in the attempt.
Patrick Lyons pulled Thomas out of
danger, but the other lad had disappeared.
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saw HI. son crnshed b p.ntI.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Dec. 2O-At George
Johnson's steel works William II. John
son, aged IL, the son of the proprietor was
accidentally drawn between the rolls and
instantly killed. His father stood within
three feet OF the boy when the accident
..a.ttra.I
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The nIaoveaeh Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The members Of
the house were much surprised at the ap-
pointment of Wayne MacVeagh as minister
to Italy. The Pennsylvania members were
as much surprised as any in the house
Wayne MacVeagh was born in Phenix-
vile, Chester county, Pa, April 10, 1888.
He was graduated at Yale in 1853, studied
law, was admitted to the bar in 1856 and
served as district attorney for Chester
county from 1859 to 1854 In 1862 he was
captain of cavalry when the invasion of
Pennsylvania was threatened, and in 1868
he was chairman Of the Republican central
committee Of Pennsylvania In 1870 he
was United States minister to Turkey, aud
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Killed by the Peacemaker.

WAsHNGToN, Ind, Dec. 20-George de
Butler while trying to stop quarrel be-
tween George II. Campbell and j. w. Phil
lips at Otwell, was attacked by Campbell
with pistol, ~vhereupon De Butler shot
and killed Campbell.
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rInrlInrnns nnhl,nr.-

WEST PLAINS, Mo-, Dec. 2O-Unknown
persons shot Hunter Wilson and wife as
from here, in Baxter county, Ark. Wilson
was killed and his wife seriously injured.
After the killing the assassins secured
about 81, 400 from a trunk and escaped
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Almost KnIea br Tramn..

MIDDLETowN. n. Y, Dec. 20.-Charles
S. Scott, an Erie brakeman, went back
FROM his train near Howells TO flag a train.
Later his companions found him lying un-
beside the rails. He had been
badly battered by tramps and left where a
train would strike him.
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sllnl hr Ihnlr I.hdrnr-

PHLADELPHIA, Dec. 20.--August Brecht-
er was shot and instantly killed in this city
by William Buchanan, lodger in his
house. At the same time Buchanan shot
Mrs. Brechter in the right arm. Buchanan
quarreled with Brechter over the rent Of a
rOoun
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- .Icrser Damncrnls Rnnrrnnl.n.

JERSEY CITY, Dec 20-The committee
on reorganization Of the Hudson county
Democratic party resolved TO appoint a
committee Of 10 TO take charge Of the af-
fairs Of the committee after the spring
alaoffon
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AFa.t New vaoht.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Dec 20.-The steam
yacht Columbia, just completed for j. Har-
yey Ladew Of New York at Cramps Phil
adelphia yard, arrived here She had just
completed her run from Larchmont TO this
port, distance Of s052 knots. Her aver
age speed was l7.s5 knots per hour.
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prenderrasfis Jurors Voted.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The members Of the
jury in the Prendergast case were taken
out by bailiis and allowed tovote on a sue
cessor TO the man for whose murder they
were trying the prisoner.
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p1ewitt pronounced eone.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Dec. 20--James i.
Blewitt, well to do merchant, who had
been adjudged insane by at least two
courts, had restored TO him by an order Of
Judge Dykman all his property and rights
and was relieved from the guardianship OF
l.
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and bound in white and gilt,
Size of book, 4Ax64; each
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purchaser 25 cents each, and
we almost give them away to
our readers under the terms Of
this remarkable offer. It's an
extraordinary chance to secure
a superb collection of classics
The authors are the best
writers in the world. The
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senator woIootls CondItlon.

DENVER, Dec. 20.-A cablegram received
from Paris states that Senator Wolcott,
who went there for treatment, has had n
successful operation performed for double
hernia Of The stomach.
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noston's Unempioyed nToet.

Boston, Dec 20.--Faneuil hall was filed
from floor to ceiling at the meeting Of the
unemployed. Morrison l.. Swift presided,
and several speeches were made bearing
upon the duty of the city Of Boston to fur
nish work for the unemployed
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CANADIAN cotton MiIIs 40 cIole.

MoSTREAI, Dec. 2O.-It is said that the
10 cotton mills Of the Dominion cotton
combine will be closed down, owing to
reproduction and general depression Of
llIsinn.a
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wn, Nominate Colonel nroc1ure.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 2O-At a conference Of
Democratic leaders it was practically de
cidod to nominate for congressman at large
at the state Democratic convention on Jan.
10 Colonel A. X. MeCIure Of PHILADELPHIA
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American Astronomers Win LaureIs.

PARIS. Dec. 2o-The Academy Of Sci
ences has awarded the Arago astronomy
prize to Americans, Messrs. Asaph Hall
and Barnard being the prize winners.
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rns.enrer rrnIn nItohod.

WncHEsTER, Tex, Dec 20-A west
bound passenger train ON the San Antonio
and Aransas Pass was ditched near here
Clark Dyer, a newsboy, was killed. and
several persons were hurt.
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within a Year Of a century.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 20-Mrs. Nancy
Carey, aged 30 years, reputed to be the old
EST woman in northeastern Pennsylvania,
died at her home here.
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sunlI NVnhhinr-

WAITHkM, Mass, Dec 20-Afiss Mary
II. Bright and Mr.. Henry Haynie, the well
known American journalist Of Paris, were
married at the home of the bride ir the
presence Of many of Boston's society
leaders
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vandaI Thieves In a Church.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 20-Thieves broke into
St. Johns Catholic cathedral and stole the
altar fixtures, chalices, etc, valued at
$1,000. They also destroyed many valua-
BILE altar decorations.
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Orlrrrdtn m

WAsHNOTQN, Dec 20-Word was re-
ceiyed at the navy department that the
San Francisco had arrived at Trinidad,
and she was ordered to proceed TO Rio
TnnQfro
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A.Ieep Oser Three Weell..

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec 2O.-The wife
Of John Gould, residing at South End, has
slept continuously since Nov. "a. The ply
sicians are unable to awaken her
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Temperance Women to Go Into Politics.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 2o-'lhe Woman's
Christian Temperance union has resolved
TO have one Of its sex elected to member
ship in the board Of education
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Miss Rateman Sues the Leacu..

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2O-Miss Victory
Bateman Of the lyon Yonsonn company,
now in this city, has decided to bring suit
for $4,000 damages against the Profession
u Woman's leagne Of New York.
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ALynoher on Trial.

DENVER. Dec. 90 Fl Colonel James T..
Brannon, who is alleged to have been one
Of the leaders Of the mob that lynched Dan
Arata last July, is on trial on chare Of
lnnrInr
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Inhicteh The nInrnr-

SPRINGFIELD, No. Dec. a0-An indict-
ment for fraud was found against E. d.
Parcc, mayor OF the city and president Of
the defunct Bank of Commerce
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Body Of tho Jason's captain round.

PR0vINcETOW2. Mass, Dec 20. The
body Of Captain Mcmillan OF the wrecked
ship Jason was found near Highland light.
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Hawaiian Message sentto Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, Dee 20-The Hawaiian
legation has been furnished by the state
department with official copies of the pres.
ident's message and all correspondence
transmitted to congress on the Hawaian
question. This indicates that diplomatic
relations are still unsevered. The Hawaiian
message and correspondence will 90 TO Ha.
waii on the steamer which left san Fran
cisco yesterday. She will reach Honolulu
about Dec. 20.
There will be no ship returning until
Jan. 1, when the Warimoo leaves Honolulu
for Vancouver, arriving about Jan. g. The
City of Peking leaves Honolulu on Jan. 3
arriving at san Francisco about Jan. o.
There can be nothing known therefore
concerning the reception accorded TO the
message aud particularly to the Willis in
structions, which are not yet known TO the
people in the islands, for three weeks from
the present time. The Mariposa left Homo
lulu on Dec IA and is due in San L ran
cisco next Thursday.
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PERSONAL

ADfEs' OATS ALTERED AND REPAIR
Z ed TO look as good as new, at Kings, 6l5
aDQe II eef
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sruivcv Acquitted.

PRovInENCE. Dec. 2O.-In the trial of Pc
Ter Mulvey, Jr., charged with causing the
teath OF bis father, the jury rendered d yer
fct of not guilty.
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ME EfyTERTAlNf NR. JOHN +.
McAvaney. singer, cOmeditn AID dancer,
n be engaged Tor lodges al d other enter
inmenis. Terms moderate. Address. II
Vs. Third street.
ADIEs' COATS REPAIRED AT KING =
= els Orange street.
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Snicidh nfnPrinrc.

ROME, Dec. go.-Albert Monroy, prince
Of Formosa, committed suicide by shoot-
Ing himself with a revolver.
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an Emperor has the Grip.

VIExNA, Dec. 20-Emperor Francis Jo-
seph is suffering from slight attack Of
the grip.
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An - l.-cnLIlnr I.nr.an.

ISLE OF SHOALS, n. H., Dec. 20.-Tho
United States weather bureau opened III
aeW station here.
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Ia 1872 he was q member Of the Pennsylva.

"a 1872 he ewas q member OF the Pennsylva.
mia constitutional convention.
IHt WIS chief member of the MacVeagh
commission, which was sent to Louisiana
in 1917 by President Hayes % rcpresent
him unoilicially and TO endeavor to bring
the conflicting parties IN chat state to an
understanding. In 1881 he was appointed
United States attorney general in the cabi-
net of President Garfield, but resigned with
other members on the accession Of Presi.
dent Arthur and resumed his law practice
in Philadelphia. He received Che degree OF
LII. d. from Amherst IN 1881.
He has been chairman of che Civil Service
Reform association Of Philadelphia aud
also chairman OF the Indian Rights asso.
citation Of that city for several years. Dur.
ing the campaign Of last year he cast on
his Republican party ties and participated
in the campaign on behalf of the oandt
dacy Of Mr.. Cleveland for the presidency.
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Weather Forecast.

Generally fair; moderate cold wave;
northwest gales diminishing.
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LOsr AND FOUND

|OST. T.-TWENTY-ONE D. LIARS IN
notes going from Sixth and Market o
lrth and Madison streets. 9ener us re-
I'd If returned to Salesman. this office.
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: E. IEvY's

E. LEWIS
CONFIDENTIAL LOAN OFFICE,
,oms4 and 5. in the Exchange Building. cor
ner Seventh and Market streets,
|DVANCES MONEY ON REAL b TAIk
al personal property Of all descriptions, at
west rates Private con sultatiOn room At
ched Ope evenings until O'Clock
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sUARa Asa SOON

OR RENT. HANDSOMELY FUR
nished front room, with OF without
ard. Il ast Seventh street.
TANTED-BOARDERs. GOOD ACCOM-
modatiors No 4O6 East Fourth street
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HOUSE IN HOT DEBATE.
Bland and Holman Fight Against
Extra Appropriations.
WAYNE MAovEAGH's NOMINATION.

congressman Get Their Extra Mileage,
and Employees Get an Extra Months
IsAy-Taik on Hawaiian Affairs Cholred
or In Both Houses.
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BIG BATTLE ON AT RIO.
Mello's Ships and Peixoto's
Forts In Deadly Struggle.
A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT BEGUN.

Trouble on Hoard tho Niotheroy Ends In
Captain Bakers Being Deposed-Many
Of tn" Crew shipped In New York Re-
fuse 20 Enlist aud Leave For Homo.
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East India Loan Bin Passed.

LONDON, Dec. 20-The house Of lords
passed the East India loan bill.