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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

Gar and Czarina re entered their carriage
and returned to the Antchkof palace.
When the newly welded pair arrived at
the Anitchkoff Palace, they were received
and welcomed by the Dowager Czsrina,
who had preceded them for the purpose.
Later tue Gar and Czarina, accompanied
by Grand Duchess Olga, youngest sister OF
the Gar, appeared at a window OF tue
palace overlooking the Newskl Prospect
Here they stood for fifteen minutes, bow
ing repeatedly in response 70 the scclama-
tious from the multitude gathered outside
the palace.
Grand Duchess Olga, with girlish en-
thusiasm. repeatedly kissed her hand 70
the crowd. The CZarina, leaning on the
arm OF her husband, smiled radianuy on
the throug There were several similar
demonstrations, though Of shorter duration,
during the next hour.
The Cars manifesto. mentioned IN these
dispatches last night, was issued tonight.
His Majesty. in honor OF his marriage, re
mits various debts 10 the crown, including
the payment Of the grants made to peas
ants on account OF famlues. de also wnol-
" RENTS arrears OF taxes aud nnes anu
mitigates or shortens sentences OF impris-
onmeut, police supervision and deDorta-
tion az hard LABOR. The prosecution Tor
treason Of offenders VINO have remained
undiscovered for fifteen years viii oe
abandoned The indulCences TO political
prisoners will be decided upon after re-
port has Oeeu submitted 10 the Car oy tue
Minister OF the Interior.
Amnesty Is granted 10 the participants
In the Polish rebellion OF 1858, aud they
will De permitted 70 reside anywhere IN
Russia Their civil rights, but not their
property, will De restored to them.
According 70 current reports the Car
has caused CONSERVATION among the orncers
Of his household oy leaving the palace IN
attended and walking through the streets
ia q military mantle or walking arm IN
arm with tue first officer VINO recognizes
him On Saturday tue Car went Tor .
walk with the Princess A!iX, entered a
glove store In front Of the Anltchkon
palace aud made several purchases.
On leaving his majesty was recognized 0y
the people and loudly cheered. His males-
ty has also received the ministers very gra-
ciously. When VI. de Glers, the minister
OF foreign affairs, rendered MS resigna-
tion the car insisted that be hoped they
would work together Tor a long time yet.
To this NJ. de Giers replied: But your
majesty, look al my feet Ihey cannot
carry me- WnereupOn tue car replied
Il DO not want your feet; only want your
head
AMERICAN MINISTERS NAY ACT.
LoNDuy, November 26.-The Times will
tomorrow publish a dispatch from Xoko-
hama. saying tnat IL is officially stated
that japan viii allow the American Minis
ters az Toxic and Pekin 70 submit the pro
posals for peace tha. China may make.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
Tn. Fidelity Pre.,aeat sim In Custody


PrrrsBUEG. PA, November 26.-Hsr-
rison Dingmau, President Of the F.del-
~ Building and Loan Association, is
sill IN Central Station, HoJWiihstand-
ing the fact that George Il. Walker and
Staudilord, weli-kuown business men oi
Washington, D. c., came 10 the city to-
dap with an indemnity bond for S25. .OU0,
with The expectation Of securing bis re-
lease. Mr.. Walker said tbs evening
ihst 10 person here had been found,
Who would consent 70 so bail Tor
Diazman, though the 10 deuuiiY bond
was signed oy Gilt-edged Washington
people.
IIisthe intention 20 allow DiDEmsn
70 remain Ia prison until the hearin Z
on Wednesday, when another effort
will De made 10 secure Dis release on
bail Mr.. Walker says Harrison Ding
msa IL merely the fgurshead President
OF the Fidelity Association, which IS Of
fcsred ln Washington by soma Of The
best business meu there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
TEE VIRGINIA COMMITTEE ORGANIZED
And Now Ready to Begin Negotiations
Wnh a Similar Boey from West Vir-

RICHMOND, VA, November 26.-The
commission appointed at the last meeting
Of the Legislature 70 effect an adjustment
with West Virginia of the latter's proper
ton Of the debt OF the original State-that
is, the West Virginia certihcates-Tnet
here to-day and organized The JOINT
resolution creating the commission
recognizes no obligation on the part
OF Virginia except the moral
one of endeavoring TO induce West Virginia
10 make a settlement ald the commission
can make 10 settlement until il shall have
reported back 10 the Legislature.
All that was done to-day was to pass
resolution giving notice 10 the certificate
holders that tue comm sslOn was open 10
negotiations. under the terms Of the reso-
luton, aud ready 10 be treated with. Tue
commission then adjourned subject to the
call Of the chairman, Mr.. John b. Moon, OF
Al0emarle.
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SHE MADE HER ESCAPE.
Mrs. mstndA Gersr Gets Out OF Town In
spite OF Police surveillance.

PITTsBCRG, Pa. November 36.-Mrs.
Matilda Gsrst, Of Allegheny, who IS sup
posed 70 be the Mrs. John Harris VINO
deposited funds Of the bogus Pennsylvania
Land and Lumoer Company, in Chicago,
Toledo and Cleveland banks, has eludet
the detectives and escaped. II Is supposed
she has gone 20 joiu 81. Z. Delaney. De
tectives have had her residence under sur
yeilIance for several days out have been
deferred from arrestinE her on the charge
Of conspiracy 10 defraud by reports OF her
serious Illness.
This morning constable went 20 arrest
her but found tlat she had flown. {. II. De-
lanev. a brother Of ". (. Delaney. was
arrested and held for court on three
charges. Il IS supposed that Mrs. Gerst
has been gone several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

NFv NoRE. Novemb Der -6-The p-oba-
bi-t.es are uow rkat tle afrrcS upon A0cl-
h.s-op ireland made oy Bishop NcQLaid
in tis sermon delivered 10 Rochester last
uI-l- Will 80 IauSwereI. An aIteup,
was made 0y ths Associated Press % see
Arch bishop lre. aha to-1iE Enf, bgt ne refused
90 see a reporter. Mr. IloUaS Cochran.
however. OF his baaslf stated that TIE
Arch bishop had positively nothing 20 say
about the matter. tber one way OF the
C-1er. and thar Ee had rct given 10 any
attention whatever. Bishop Ireland urCo
Eo.y VIII reUaiu in the cry for several
WEISS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
A MONUMENT
Should Be- Erected IN Honor Of Vance
Sharp, Who Killed a Black Eeni While
IN the Act Of 0utragng a Young
Woman.

FEDEEALSRrEG, MD., November 20
Charles We00, Jr., young cO.ored man,
was killed last night about T. O'Clock, oy
Vance sharp. also co.ored, while attempt
inrto outrage a colOred girl named Alberta
Howard. They mad all been 20 church at
Bethlehem. Caroline county, ard were re-
turuirE. Vance, hearing the cries Of the
girl went 20 her rescue, striking Webb on
the head, rendering him unconscious and
fracturing his skull. Vance, finding Webb
unconscious. sought help and took him
home. Webb lived but a few hours. The
cirl cotro0orates Vance's story aud had
sworn ont a warrant for We0bs arrest
before 10 was known that be was dead
Vance was committed % Jail 70 await the
result Of an inquest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
rHE aIRsHFIELD DIVORCE CASE,
The Pals NJ shown 10 Have COnsiderA'
bic Good sense Despite his Plea.

FAEGo. y. D.. November 26.-The evil
deuce Cu behalf Of the plaintiff in the
Hirstte.d case was concluded to-day, and
the plaintiff rested. SupL DevereauN, Cf
thePir zsrton Detective Agency. testified
% hearing Anderson, the witness who
testified that be was paid 900 and eN-
psusas % swear away Mrs. Hirshdeid 5
honor. tel his story. Hirshde.c
vvas shown diamonds which be denied
purchasing for his wife, but said that he
raldths bill Letters in watch be attempt
ed % oIl,GO-e the ATTORNEYS for the de-
fense were also introduced 70 prove that
the witness was sane enough 10 attempt 70
.r-iUlcale them
When the plaintiff rested a motion Of the
defense was made 20 strike out al testi-
r-r1v concerning Mrs Hlrshdeld's cbarac-
ter as Incompetent, lrreve.aut and inmate
ria. il the Lgbt of plaintiffs testimony as
20 suteuuUta. relationship. but this was
overrul I'D. A motion Of the other side %
G SuIss t1e case was also overruled-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

PITrsBrR6. Pa. November 26-The
New YORK and Cleveland Gas Coal Com
nsnv las advanced the wages OF their
miners a. Plum and Sandy Greeks from s.
- ~ cents Per ton, The Del signing an
alrss1snt D1t 70 .o.n any labor orgaulza-
utn. TIE company receives oidsre1t1al
rste of six cents and il was decided 70 give
- u r.a r-ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
A KEoE1vER APPOINTED
For the Moorshead- hcLean Company At
p,tt.bnrp-WiII start the Mills

Pr1TsBURG, November 26.-George 5.
Griscom. president OF the doorehead-Mc-
Lean company, was to-day appointed re-
ceiver Of the concern. The company mas
been embarrassed for several months ana
its extensive mills iu Soho have been idle.
II is thought the receiver Will ue aole 10
m; the plant In operation and make II a
paving institution. The corporation has q
canital stock of Sl.6)0O OOJ and has al IL
deDteduess Of $50, 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
ABBOTT PEOPLE
Daily ChronIcls OF tas msTsnsns of
Individa aalL


IndivieualL
Miss Lydia Good is visiting friends Ia
Pittsburg.
J. :. Storey, OF iSstersvilIe, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank johnson. OF Warrington, was
q visitor 10 the city yesterday.
Latans McLaln leaves tomorrow for
Cleveland, o., on q business trip.
Part OF the Marie Wainwright com
pany are stopping at tho Stamm.
Part Of the Marie Wainwright com.
psny are quartered az the Behler.
Capt. John c. McEldowDey. Of New
MartInsyille, was in the city yesterday.
4 number OF the members Of the
Police Inspector company are Quartered
at the SiAmm.
J. w. Thayer and $. Z. Adams, OF
Grafton, are West Virginia people stop
pl0g at the Brunswick.
Miss Marie Wainwright snd a part Of
the Daughters OF Eve" Company, are
registered at the McLure.
Mr.. Leslie Wolf, formerly OF the Hub,
has accepted a position with kraus
Bros, the we'll known cl0th.ers.
". L. Deacon and J. A. Dennis, Of
Zsnesvllle. o., were the guests OF
Archie Campbell, Of south Market
street Sunday.
Mr.. A. i. Rsmey. a prominent oil
operator 10 the Sstersylle feld, ac-
comDanlsd By bis vile and sOn. were In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Commins, Of
Wheeling. were last week the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Davis, on Walnut
avenue.-FdirmORt Free Press.
Prof. John Mullen, the popular dane
ing master, who Is spending q few
weeks with SteubenVIie friends, was
10 the city . short while yesterday.
VAN KRUREs - Robert Nicholson,
Manningtou; Wm. /. Gag, Monndsyille;
Chasles z. Cunningham. Pittsburs;
Frank Garrison, Huntington; A. c. Nc
Bans. Pittsburg.
McLUKE-E. M. Geesey. Stsnben-
vile: r. Wills, Sistsrsviile; Chas. v.
Crom6eld, M Union; r. NJ. Lavell,
Washington. Pa; VIM. Schlesser, Ham
ilton. O.; J. X Davis. Mauniogt)D.
Mr. j. W. Kelly. OF Msnnlngton, W.
Va. was 10 the city yesterday 90 bis
way 20 New York. from which citY he
sails Saturday for Brazil, where be has
accepted position with Coffee Com
psny.
81. CHARLEs.-D. J. Riley, Cassylile;
a.
Eckss, Dayton; w. A. Wbitcfaft
Zsnesville: T. o. McCosn, Ravens.
WOOD; II. T. Rankin. Reedsyii.e, o.; j..
II. Allen. Sistersville.
SrAMM-E. ~ ShoElltsr, Fairmont;
J. 81. Allen, Grafton; Joha w. BuTeh-
iaai and F. NJ Bsrehlnsl, noundsyiiis;
l. n. Duval. Wslisbgrg; +. u. Giikis.
son. Parksrsburg: J. r. kSGpp.
Phlippl; y. II. 0IlsT, Charleston
srAuM.-Joseph Powell. New Cam
berland: Mr. and Mrs. o. Il RimeJ.
Sistersvllle; E. T. Hartley. Fsirmoni;
A. Il. Martin, New Msrtinsyiile; Rsy.
John I. Foster. Fairmoui; Jos. Hart
mao. Jr., Msnnington: Nathan Hanes,
Proctor.
Andrew aud william Hy1ipger, Of
Hamberg, IA, are Ia the city visiting
their aged mother. Mrs. HJdinzer. OF
South Jacob street, whe bss been yer7
IN for some time; snd Incidentally tue
boys are looking Bp their old comrades
10 The army. Wnom they had lot met
for many years
BgHiEE-J. ". Chan bsfiain. Mari
eta. O.: Cbalnsr Trimole, PoveaiAo;
C. l. SbibEieton, Belmont; Philip
EkuA Msunipgtoo; J. Kennedy. FslEoo;
AIsr. Kerr. Burning SpriDgs; J. H.
Gissb. AmOs: R3ss Ferz1son. 8ousds-
Vile: J. l.. Hayes, HsDuinztOn; n
Yokey. Lltileton; Frank HisfieE, SIS
tersyills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

One o. the largest and 0ost fssbiora-
be aao!spcss. which have assembled -
the Opera House tbis season. Witnesss5
the frst production 10 tbis city Of The
Daughters Of Eve iss; nizht- TIE
play j. rather bros1 aud sUgzsstlye q;
times. bu, Mss Wainwright was excel
lent. and her sBpportrg company szs
xcot.
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ALLeo ID lie sYNDICATE.
secretary Carlisle Accepts the ODER oil
117O17 Tor the New Bond Issue.

WASHINGTON, d. C., November 20. Sec
retary Carlisle to-day acted IN the matter
Of the allotment of The $59,OOO,COO tve per
per cent bonds. bids for which were opened
~ the treasury department Saturday. de
accepted the proposal submitted by the
syndicate represented 0y Mr.. John A.
Stewart, Of tae United states Trust Com
pany, OF New YORK, aud others, 10 take the
entire issue al Il1O51. IL IS the expecta-
ton OF the treasury officials that
the deposits Of gold Tor tue
payment OF the bonds viii De
made very promptly aud as the under
s,aud.ugis that none Of the gold IS 10 De
taken from the treasury, an early restora-
ton OF the gold reserve 70 above the SlUO,-
OJJ.OOO marx will be the result. The bonds,
including premium. will realize 70 the
government ABOUT S5S. 500, 900.
The gold balance, which is now in round
numbers S57. $50. 600, will. II the expecta-
tions Cf The officials regarding the deposits
OF gold for the bonds are borne out, oe IN
creased 10 ABOUT Sll0, 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

WELLsvuLE, OHIO, November 90
Al ANONYMOUS letter addressed 20
Mayor Sinclair stated that the dead
body of a chLd bad been thrown Toto
the water WORKS rest Tvoir. Toe matter
is being Investigated. The reservoir
viii be drained t0-0izhL Meanwhile
The water supply OF the city Is being
pumped direct through The mains Tne
report has created profound sensation
throughout che city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
GEN. GIBsON's FUNERAL
The Largest Crowd Ever seen in Iifin.
Gov. Mckinley aud stan ATTEND.

Gov Mckinley anu sFaII a'Ie0u'
TiFFIN, o., November 2G--The funeral
services Of the late General ". Il. Gibson.
ldler and statesman, took place TINS az
ternOOn. The obsequies attracted 70 the
city.oue Of the largest crowds iuits history.
Among those ia attendance al the funeral
were Governor Mckinley auC staf and
numerous State officials. After brief serv-
ices a. the house, the body was taken 70 St.
Paurs VI. Z. church where IL !sy in state
for two hours. surrounded o. hundreds Of
floral tributes. Many thousands Of people
viewed the remains. After impressive
services. Gov. Mckinney made brief ac-
dress Of euloEy. The Generals old war
horse, with military acC0utrements AM
boots and spurs reversed, followed the
hearse from the church 20 the cemetery,
where the inierment took place according
10 the q. 4. Il. ritual.
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Royal Arcanuun.

Wheeling Council, Royal Arcaunm,
will give an entertainment at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening. An ex-
cellent programme has been prepared,
consisting OF music and addresses. The
Invitation committee is composed OF DR..
II. B. Baguly. George Peabody, VIII c.
Brown. Charles i. Reed and DR.. WI
liam Retire.
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Bnrnea the sehool Heusa.

.Sssr-. "a .e H---f -
TEERA AHA. ". Va, November s.
The school house 81 Osk Grove, about
four miles from Terra Alta, was burned
Gown last niE5t about twelve O'clocz cy
sc-e unknown person Trouble nas been
orswiug for some CDe about havirg .
teacher thar some OF the patrons did not
want and the OILY way % prevent having
school. as tie ts5Cler was qualified 70
teach. was o burn down the schOol house,
which ccc1rrsd s. above stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
Political Notes.

c. II. Watkins, OF the Island, is the
latest candidate on the Republican side
for City Clerk Thos. +. Thoner's shoes.
DR.. W c. Eizler, a prominent young
physician. is candidate for the posi-
ton of Health Officer, in the event that
the next City ConnciI is Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
For Using the Nails Improperly.

ZANESvILLE, O., November 26.-H.
4. Wells. of Cambridge, was arraiEued
before United States Con missioner
Cu&dIer, of this city, to-day, charged
with mjsusing the mails. be pleaded
Dot guilty and Was released on $1,000
bail. he seat postal card % J. ".
Wilson, OF Dsunis0n. Ohio, impuEniDz
his honesty aud conc udiog With The
statement that "Hell awaits YOU
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NsTSLZk
Iut creating Pieces OF rsis<r4Phie News
IN small ~Bs-a

NKw YoEK- November 2d-At tie sub
treasury today. 100000 n goid was re
of the bcud purchases aud g.. l.0o. CO.. from
the Bank of British North America TIE
a. .0U0,U0O was se1t % tie bank from Lon
don
TowASDA. Pa, November S6-Mrs.
Sarah Ulrich Kelly. OF R0ues5sle. to-day
Announced her candidacy for the u7sxTired
tern of TIE late MyrCa B. Wright mem
Der OF Congress from the FIfteenth dis
rrlcL
DETRoTT, November sh-United States
Judge Swa1 this Afternoon decided 70
opasA nine of the thirty three co1rts in tie
indictnsnI against ex-Bznk Cashier Mar
viu
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sf,t.r.rtile Sotes.

SIsTERsv1LIE November S6.-The re-
ceiDts Of the Eureka p pc Line Compans
forthe = hours enGing 81 = . II today, az
reportec oy the engineers a. tie Thistle
rrup station. were l5.sI4 barrels, OF 81
sveraEs OF :. So barrels day
Samuel -McCool spent Sunday with
friends u ParkersbuTg.
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.THEFIGHT WASTOOHOT
And the Police Accordingly Stopped
It in the Third Round.
PLIMMER HAD THE BEST OF IT

And Was Awarded the Fight by
the Referee-The Remarkabie
Spectacle of a Man knocking
Himself Out-More Pugilistic
Matches Under Consideration.
Results OF Yesterdays Races
and the Entries for To-Day.
General Sporting News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
Circuit Court

Before Judge Campbell, the case Of
J. d. Elson, assignee rs. Wood Bros.
Plauing Mil Company. is on trial.
Before Judge Paul, the ejectment
suit OF John F. Gllchrist rs. Jacob Eb-
bert is on trial, and will probably con-
tinue for several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

NipnLErowS. y Y. November 81
TIE k-sle Inspectors have Just ordered
the eghfer Of forty-three cAoies cattle
belcrrhE 70 L a Hartman. o. tuoerc1-
loss farmer near u oerty Falls has
als7 lr AereafT-fre hesdiov orders e ne
fasusa for \ similar Al lcIioA
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WIN Be Reduced.

The helpers at the Belmont heating
furnaces have been notified that when
that department goes on again their
wages will be reduced ten per cent. II
is understood the heaters will also be
reduced, but 1t is not known how much.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27

HrNrNGToN. " Va. NCveu be- 16-
Dan Alderr- a.. the lCzu arrested a few
davs ago for b gaDy. having married.
th.nziuE that 8 6ivorte had Oeeu Era-te5
hin from his hrst vile occ whlch decree
had u1r been entered Cl account % Ine
nou-uagLle-c of The c-s-s 1v kls attorneys,
yvhie1 had Deen pai1 ores % then 1v A.
Cerual. was released ir--S custody TO-
uir1t and the case may resC.t Iu dlsba--
meat p-oceed5uEs aEui-S- t-eNeEz- gentle
mer Who were TIE cause 81 AS Misfortune
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Child Dead.

Yesterday about noon an infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hartman, Of Nc
Culloch, near Thlrty-eighth street, died
Of diphtherial Group after an Illness OF
some days.
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Fors Greater Charleston.

q ~ 7" = .'II7s
CHARLESTON. W. VA. NoveD oer n
TIE icn- committee Cf the co1ncl-s %
Cbzr. .es-oo aoG E.-k City appoiute1 20 con
s5oer the question Of Erea.er Charleston
let to-uigl- and decided % recommend
tre clrs1l5aficn % Charleston au1 Elk
'Ci-y. 81 .th s lsrrfi TERRITORY east al C-ar.es-
ton, and west OF Elk Clty, all under one
.C1r2craLc1.
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THAT ROYAL WEDDING
Gar Nicholas and Princess Aliz
Married at 81. Petersburg
IN THE WINTER PALACE CHAPEL

The Streets Were Lined by Thou
sands OF People, Anxious to
Catch a Glimpse of the Royal
Pair-Great Enthusiasm Mani
tested by the People-The
Bridal Party Presented a Bril-
liant Spectacle With the Gaudy
Dress of the Uniformed Men
and Jewel-Bedecked Women.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-27
NEWS OF The DAY.
Brewers BAH.

The members OF the Brewery Work
ers' Union, Of this city, will hold a big
ball in Mazart Hall Wednesday evening.
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OPEN AS USUAL.
Tho Loss of s354.OOO Has Not Embar-
rassed the shoe and Leather Bank.

rassed the shoe aud Leather Bank.
New YORK. November 26.-The doors OF
the National Shoe and Leather Bank were
opened this morning as though the lnstltu o.
tlon had not been plundered Of S3j4.OVO oy
Samuel Z. Seely, one OF the bo0kkeepers-
The sons OF the late Frederick Baker IN
sist that their fathers business record was
immaculate; that 1t is absurd 70 charge
hin with completely in Seeley's wrong
doing. as be had no deposits IN the oank,
and left no papers as evidence that ne hal
ever had any transactions with the lnstltu-
tiOn. On the other hand, the bank officials
assert that Baker had been a depositor Tor
thirty wears.
Paying Teller Gilbert Sayres, who for
eight years has cashed checks for Baker
personally at least three times a week,
averaging about $500 each, has positively
identified tue body. If Seeley IS alive, the
bank officials will do all they can 70 bring
him back, as mis- evidence is necessary 10
recover the losses from Bakers estate. II
See.ey can be communicated w.th the
bank officials Will offer i'm munity from
prosecution.
ANOTHER DISHONEST CLERK.
New YoRK, November 26.-The Nation
al Bank of the Republic has been victim
lied oy one OF its employees 10 the extent OF
$500. The discovery was made IN August
last but was not made public until to-day.
Vice Presidant Z. Il. PulleB, when ques-
toned as 70 the report, said:
"Yes, the statement IS true. The bank
lost the amount mentioned through one Of
its discount clerks. This was charged up
70 profit and loss.
1--WE discovered that the books and ac-
counts of the coupon department were
mixed up, and though the evidence was
not such as 10 warrant criminal action the
clerk was discharged,
Mr. Puuen declined TO give the clerks
name He is said 10 have lived in eXtrav-
acan- style before the discovery was
made.
This evening it was discovered that
Baker had taken out about $4,000 worth
OF insurance Oh his life in favor OF his wife.
Nearly al this is under incontesuole poll
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