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DC Mm.n ,oUar mAmlI.I.
The Evidence Ia tn. ease Practically
al Iu

VANCOUVER. Wash, Nov. l.-rhe
eviueuc, a. The Mhsm court maria,
II now practically all IN. Upon cuu.
veuiug thu defendants counsel re-.
uuwUu tue day Tor feauing tue iuIgu
ADVOCATE, Telegram 10 Beach, the
uuioudAnps New NUrk attorney, whlch
being refused, the uuuft ofdefed II 10
DO reau anu Hdluittod Ia uNiuUnCe t.
getner Win the answer. Tnr cOufpe
aoliOn Ia this matter caused the de.
tense TO waive previously raised o..
lrctiUns TO Bnkch'e uepusitiun. Ihe
dsienso thou i'ffyuuued ~ bTii-luu q
deposition Of Janrsn 4 Laramie,
WyO., cIutfAdlcting Holeomu's stalt
msnt mat a. COJ WAS converter 90
Wuam'r private uso uuI asserting thai
u psssrd through his hauds as stCrv-
lafy ol tue Company aud usul tpr cor
pvfati0n purposes. Tue deposition o.
Otto Gloom, state trustee OF Wyoming,
hi the ume treasurer OF the mining
cUmpauy, July corr iDoratsi Jintun's
statemtnt NJ 10 tue dIuIOslIOn OF tue
mOuey 10 question. Inc ueAt wituers
lot the uefrutc was a. Martin anu his
daughter Stella who own u farm ~.
Joining the dciendaut's ranch IA All.
EluA. They tcsutud that the lOssv
pustaineI by Wham by reason o, Il .uur
anu uroulhs during 1891, '42 anu '93
~ NEARLY sou,
Defendant then g. 4 tne sand In hls
own behalf, ttsulyiny an suhstanc ,
that tue irst knowledge he nad VI u
Judgement obtained against him IA
Now York by holoOWt, was NOR,
1usu six montua after Ia being tsu.
uvrrd, through letters from tue wal
department.
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SNOW SHEDS BURNED.
As a Result the luton Paellc Fast
Ma Is LAtr.

Tho burning Of a hal mile Of snow
sheds on tue Union Pacific, between
Cheyenne anu Lifamir, yesterday
afternoon caused the fast mail aud
passenger tain rom tne east over tha,
road To Dp late something oyersix hours
In reAoniug this city this morning.
Tns t,gIisr hour Tor its arrival was
$40.
lDc burning OF these sheds made an
Immense blaZl, warped aud rendered
useless many tis when hsd ~ be 10.
placed hy new Our- anu delayed ttttflo
generally. Toe theIu were built nv
cost OF severai thousand uOllats, They
will not DO rebuilt ~ the improved
snow plovs now la use ~ the Union
Pacific are capable uf Keeping the
track clear In myri instances.
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Grant SCHOOL reachers.

The following Is the corps OF teachers
for the Grant school, rs lar As now ar.
ranged. The full corps, however, Is
not yet appointed by superintendent
Mnlspaugh; Principal, A. 4. Martin;
eighth grade, l.. NJ. GILLIAN, seventh
grade, Anna ButnUr; sixth grade,
Louise Scnlcll; tlftn grade, Frances
QuaitTOugh; forth grade, Hattie All
bolt; tnird grade, Bessie kimball anu
Mrs. Hattie h. PIrIrg second grade,
Mary h. Adamr; beginners, Alice
Herman
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N.r YnrG LsahsnEs

NEW York, Nov. The general
stock market opened finn, coal stocks
being splcuOusly strong; sugar sold
up Que per cent.
Sugar declined an additional /, then
rallied 4. Oregon improvement dc.
clined per cent. Attet 1 speculation
was strong In tone.
sugar rose H. The general market
became weak R,.er las, but In the last
10 minutes IA rally 1JOk place and the
market closed hrm.
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Judge Blair hau 90 lar recovered
rom mis- iudisposition as TO ue able lu
attend tho probate court Tor snurt
time this morning. Several cases were
takeu w.
In the matter Of the sstale Of Nels
pchl89u, deceased, hearing VIZ had
on final account, Tue tAme was Ap-
proved auI decree NJ due anu .cgl
aOticr ~ creditors made.
Estate OF Charles EngemRn, do
ceased. Hearing on final account OF
SduILlslGalrl1i winch was approved.
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abssuce 81 Had News - Feature oftse
rnst NesL

NEW YOmS. Nov. The IRON dgo
shyt. The week has been uucvuut,ui,
figurativcly speaking, and has not IN
ANY pT0nuuuUrd way furnished indi'
catious 10 gauge tue trade Tor tho
iutufu. On the whole there ~ n more
hopeful feeling, duu pOssiuly rather 10
the ubreBce oil bal news than thc oc-
cuIrtuCe u favorable evrntt.
Currently the most interesting au-
nuuneomvut VI the week IL that e.. T..
Huntington has bOught Tor thu Pacific
coast delivery block Ut 5000 caun,l
(Eugllsh) steel rail, at T. iOw prise.
Inis vstifle- the. assertions repeatedly
made by American makers mat they
no In danger Of losing tho Pacific
coast market.
a conference OF some steel rail
makers took place aa expected In this
city last Friday. We understand thht
tue situation was informally discussed
but that no action was taken
In the billets there has been n mOier.
ate demand with prices hOvering Close
tu $40 90 at Western works. Sales be-
iuw thai nguTe were recorded. Wife
roads we're weak anu are Ohiainable At
Sg5.85 nj Western mills.
The pounding Of prices goes on
along nearly the whole line OF manu-
iRctured iron aud steele, many declln-
lag 10 nice. the present prices
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~ nan COMPANY.
Tramps and b,bnrsr~ tn nox Cnr
Robbed Of thstr Money.

ifemns hud htburFfs 10 hnh fnf
Robbed Of th~ir Money.
CLiNTON, lows, Nov. l.-Something
new 10 tbs line OF hold.up took place
a. east Clinton late last night Six.
teen men, some OF whom were lramps,
aud others who had been nj work anu
were saving their money anu beating
their way home, were IN q box car.
suddenly there was n sharp rap for
admission anu those inside, suupusinh
some one wanted shelter, opened the
door. On the outside we're four
muskod men, armed with pistols anu
dark lanterns. Two Of the men entered
the eur anu COMMANDED the occupants
to throw ny thtir bands. Ihey then
ordered thgEi 10 sand In li4e and
while one oi'tnem held the gun HE
companion went through she Quilt.
rney secured 500 IN cash anu two
watches.
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Arriys5in naiioon.

NEW YUHR Nov. Leo Stevens
anu Motil,or Mckinney nave
arrived 10 ,hil city nom Bndk, port,
COnl., ia u balloon Of d now chafac'
tyr. ~ wafan cxIvtimtnlal trip anu
proved tutgJsslul. fuey ciaim 10 have
Jisctvcfei n new aud most elective
NO bod III hydrogen % u ,tUn. Nue
ifip commbnced ut "a u'clJck 3. M.
aud they ftAcheI here tnfee hours and
fifteen minutes iHtHf
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African Dian.men At War.

TASaIERs, Nov. The difference
between tue Rhaemma tfloe auu the
sultan OF Morocco have Oven arranged
aud no iuTtneT trouble IN anticipated
rom these tTibtHmen' Ihe district VI
Casablano In in state OF anarchy.
chs tribes are fighting among them
selves aud several severe battles
have already occurred ON both sides.
This prisoners anu wounded aru treated
with great seventy
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viii Plead Next Monday.

Frank Carroll was suslgued In
Judge Blrloh'a o1ur, this morning on
Ru Indictment charging him with
having stolen one roAu mare, the
property OF David 4. Hunaker, IN
summit county, on September 2ylh Of
the preaent year. The ueienuani, upon
his own request, was given until Mon.
day morning next TO plraI, his RttoT.
ney being unable to attend within the
next few days.
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NEW Yuul, Nov. Ia ST. Peters.
burg dispatch says;
The police have seized large q1au-
MY Of literature consisting Of panph'
lots entitled, "lhu Fundamental
statute OF tue Russian Empire"
Tue aim OF the Brochure IN to unite
all PARTIES and nations opposed 10 the
government ami enlist the sympatny
OF tue liberal public officials.
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Pm nuRU, Nov. l.-Dividends
were d,uiafud by some VI the iiscft.
tlonAy pouls here {, DAY. Tue Amer
eau syndicate uaiI per cent, tue u.
=. synlical' ! pcr cent, tue filubuf2
syuuIcate SO yer cent George NJ.
Irwin a O.. male no dividend. fheuU
are not NJ large dividends ms tbs pvois
have been paying.
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A Big "Annd."

Andrew Jensen, wuO reached THE
city yesterday on his ie.uru tom triI
t. Cauaus, called At this nice THE
moraiug anu exhibited 10 yo scribe "a
pothtue which wei.hed three pOund-
anu six Uuuctt. IL was taken IRON ia,
gafuuu lvt Ul y yther Henry l.. Hin.
mat, ul CM a,On. BfUthur JourrL
s,Rtr- That "spuIs" OF similar csiiUIy
atu Uy nv means rare ~ tnHI favored
region,
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AMUSEMENIS.

Tnr FAsr MAIL plays at the Thea.
TOR tomorrow vouiug.
CHARLhY's AuSf, the widely au-
vertise1 Ffouman'a own company, L.
al hnnd, rs the we'll Known trademark,
thv taua n,as cs.i indtcat IN nuh'
dr,d uiii ,uafus. Air. Greene, FiUh'
man's rep sentative II mere, afTaug-
lux all the "details. He has wisely dc.
cideJ Ou nInefiug 10 Iupultr puoes.
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CHICAGO, Nov l.-Mrs, Thomas +.
Wiokes, wife Of the second vice presi.
dent OF the Pullman Palace Car com
pany, hled bill Tor divorce today, al.
leglng cruelty. She was married. ~ the
Defendant Ia 81. Louis IN 1871, anu
during their married life sue says
Wlckes mas repeatedly beaten, struck
ANA kicked her, nj the sanu time using
anusive language. bhs has not llveu
with her nu'baDd sinou July, 1903.
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NATIONAL BANKS.

Resources aud iisb,iiiir- ut tue no
Einhing 81 october.
WAsHINGIUN, -. O., Nov. 1.-The
abstract VI 1uy resources aud liabilities
Ut the national Uauss Oi tue Uniluu
States on October I'd, 1874 as given
~ the reports ~ Tue comptroller ol tue
currency, shows mat lhu amount oi
Individual deposits that date was
Sl,72s, 4ls,sl9. against 81 i5l IA, $50 "a
OuloDvr 3, 1898. LIaus anu dis0Ouu,s
have Increased duriug that lime over
SOL 100000. rhe amount OF specie IA
lnu uatiOnsi hanks on October ., 1894,
was s2S7, 25O, 01i; legal tenders Sl2U,-
bil,OlS.
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BosION, Sov. 1.-The American
bOard ui c1mmtssi0nofH tor foreign
missions in this city mas just received
a cable message from turkey reporting
a great htu at ks u, by which . 90
people ~ ere rendered homeless. ia 90
u "a town Ia the Taurus mUlutalus,
north VI the plai Galioia.
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JoLIEr, ILL.,, Nov. i.-GaAus Muller,
chief clerk Of the Joliet prison, com.
mitted suicide To-Day. He was known
all over the county and Introduced
the Bertiilon systum In the Unittu
states. He spoke "a dozen OF m.To
languages. The cause OF the suicide D.
unknown.
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HALLOWEEN HOODLUMS.
Gates Carried On, Windows Demol-
ishtd, Bridges Torn Up
LaNlCssntss Galore.

Torrents Of raiu, peals OF thunder
aud Il shes OF lightning did not last
night prevent hoodlums all over the
city from celebrating" Halloween In
q manner that ssoms 10 have grown
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sen,n Amsrlcnn rnrthnnnL...

BuENos AYREs, Nov. 1.-The re.
ports OF the widespread effects Of the
recent earthquakes are Confined.
The misery IA the provinces OF Sau
Juan and RIO JaneirO Is very great,
especially Ia the latter, where the peo.
pie are poor.
Slight shocks are slill felt from time
To time there, which serve to keep up
the alarm,
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nn..lnn. I.,lan. ol asrm,n..

New YoRiS, Nov. IA -. Peters.
burg dispa.un say;
Further changes In the imperial
government nave been postponed. The
Russian nobility are iral u Of the
selection tue south Germans lot high
official positions.
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VALpARAlsO, Now l'-lhe Anglo
Chiliau ,nuunai his raunal tne pro-
eoeuings .: the recent Ilalo-Chllian
commission,
Cougftss In passing the budget Tor
1885 did not vote tubsliy 70 the
south steamHhip company anu u IL
roporled the German compa y has
cd, rod 20 buy tho .ormer company
leot,
IL ia rumored that the Archbishop
OF santiago viii he made a cardinal,
thp first Ia South America.
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rre.Ident FIIImore,. NIeee nnrrIed.

WHITE HAVEN, Ps., Nov. Tho
wedding OF Ii rriel Fillmore, dauSh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrf. James Y. Fillmore,
aud Beaton Heather Ron, VI New
Brighton, l.. L., New York, took place
here this AFTERNOON. The bride IL n
niece OF J. A. Fillmore the wealthy
railroad man OF California, and n
gTaui-nieco Of President Willard Fill
more. The brido was given away by
her grandfather l.. Filimote, OF San
Francisco.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l.--Uiilcer George
Krum, q the Canal pUit avenue pi.
lace station, w,s shot and Killed NJ l!dU
u'clgcg tins morning nj l6l Twentieth
street, n place whiun has long borne u
uatd uame, where he hal gone 10 stop
a low between inmates Of th- house.
HIS body was pierced Dy three bullets.
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WAsntNGrON, Nov. i.--Rcports TO
the ar, o,uf %, the mint show tn. coin'
age lot OcinNr; Cold, s2,Hll g %, III
YER sl,2l7O o., Of whicn 500 90 wss
staudaru uuusr; 'nitur coin. $4,000.
Total coiuA.c, s4lb2.iGJ.
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r. q. ". Time Table Change.

The latest change In tho RIO Gfands
Western time table was placed In oil ct
oduy, UuIor the amended schedule
he running from this city OF the even
ing bingham train h discontinued a.d
the arrival % the $50 ,Tain from the
south put 80 $3.50,
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BERLIN, Nov. line resignation
Of Herr Heinrich Won Hrydon Cadow,
Pmssian minister u agriculture, do.
mains Rnd foresta, rendered yesterday,
In uue ~ inability TO approve the penal
code amendment prepared by the de-
partment u Justice Mt the Instance Oi
tx-Chanoellor Won Ospriyl.
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WAN 10 ~. in Mm.sIn.

FEW Yoml, Nov. la Berlin dis
patch sayti
&c erRl Won Werder, the German
ambassador TO Russia, has teiegfaphsd
that tne ear refused to 40 10 Corfu,
saying: ~ wish to die In my own
country"
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WAsmINGrOs, Sept. L. President
Cleveland slipped quietly out OF town
,oday for recreation. IL Ia understood
he goes Into Maryland shooting.
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NEW YoRK. Nov. IA dispatch
from the city VI Mexico Gays iniorma-
ton has been received there that the
government Of Guatemala, following
it, Usual course, nas consulted a foreign
diplomnllst Ia tne city Of Guatemala M
10 tne Mexican difficulty, The diplo-
matist held that Guatomala's position
was untena0le, hence that country has
Withdrawn its troops ptecipitately
from this disputed frontier VI the terIi-
tory NJ Aqua Azul.
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ST Louis, Nov. LILY the breaking
Of the sCnilllI ut an eighth story uuili-
ing in course Of erection at Twelfth
and Locust streets, this AFTERNOON
samuel Moore anu Jacob Wiener were
Killed ana JncOb Eus fatally Injured.
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LOSDON, Nov. l.-AcclriiDg TO n
u eciai 1iHpaicn from 81. PotersUuts, a
conspiracy Hine. the 10 q o the ~ re-
wien has utsu discovered. For several
uHys the police have been atfu,tiug
uinilisis. Among tnOsv arrested arc
several students.
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rrnmlnenl rrs.b,IerInn womnn.

CLINTON, n. Y, Now I. - Mrs.
Manila Houghgon Gallup died OF apo
plexy at Clinton TINS morning. She
was recently elected Tor the eighth
time PRESIDENT OF the synolioal com.
mltteo OF the woman'a board OF home
missionaries OF thu Presbyterian
church.
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a FnLNom rHAIrom.
DIvulgcs military Fiaus 10 Italy, Aus.
pia aud GeFmHn1,

PANS, Nov. 1.-The arrest OF Cap.
tain Alfred Dfrylus, OF tho general
tlati, on the charge ol treason anu
espionage on behalf Of the tuplo
alliance, In the tensation OF the hour
The captain wis attgcued 10 the organ
iElng and mObillslug department OF
the general stall, and hHd access 10
some VI the more important documents
relating to the plans for the mOblliz,ng
of the French army. Suspicion against
him WAS AIUused w his intimacy WAN
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NEW YoRlS, NV. LA dispatch
FROM Panama says; IL Is SAID tho force
now At wOIR 10 cut u bfanoh OF the
Panama canal WILSON DO iuofeased ~
| 900 men,
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The d.
fect.u VI tue Psnusyivauns fa,ir ad
tbs afternoon declared semi-annual
divideud ol a pcT cent cash.
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President Of y. VI. a. a" and "a
Dehuiter

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. Ill
was announced last night that Charles
Wilkinson, tue reuognIa-d social lead'
or, sunday school superintendent anu
pTesidsut of the Young Menu Chtis,'
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cuINlsE AIrACnIN0 HussIANs.
small nordsr towa- Hohbsd OF Arms
aud Ammunition.

SHANGHAI, Nov. l.-Japauese war
shiIs were A-hled "a We Hsi Wei on
5uu.'rs Aui,tn ''hiur-. = i went nut
10 pursuit. Not hnuiHs ang enemy,
the Chinese 1l,et returned anu Lett
Wei Hai Wei again Oh "wednesday,
the destination being tkn.vn. Inc
only foreigners with tue heet are two
engineers auJ two guunufr. small
bJdir- Ot Chinese have attacked sew
rfai Rissiau frontier tswu saud IA one
se.zsu quantity VI arms anu smmu-
nition, In another csse the Cnineso
we're tepuisud with iUss of sixty men.
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Marriage License.

The county clerk to.ay Issued n
marriage license 10 Andrew Is. Nvlseu,
IS, u Rivrflon, aud Mary Henunek.
sen, "a, u DfaI,L
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New YOMl, Nov. III, Kennedy
rOu, treasurer Of inc COMMITTEES OF
.syealy, has TeoeiVsd u Characteristic
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nonsEuAN INoIcrGD.
ITO HAD n wheel ut fortune a. the
naco GrHck.

GALEsnuRo. H., Nov. &c. w.
wililAms, thc h1nouisn, secretary OF
the Ga esburg district fair association,
nus been Indicted ny the Rfsud jury
Tor permitting wheel % fortune 10
run ut the race track during the racing
meet. The evidence showed that
William. received large sum ior the
uflyllUIe.
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W. @. GREsnAm, Secretary OF slaI
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THE CAR IS DEAD.
50 Says a BrieI Eut Authentic
Bulletin.
Is NE SHADOW ALL NIGHT
And the End Was clearly foresccn-
IL Came at Three Ills
Afternoon.

LivADiA, Nov. 1.-The car died at
o'clock THIS afternoon.
The following bulletin WAS posted ni
Nv o'clock this morning;
"Tne ear passed the night without
sleep. Inc ACTIVITY Of his heart "
diminishing rapidly. His msJeatJ'
condition is very dangerous, his
respiration very difficult"
This bulletin IL by isr the graves
vet issued aud the general belief here
10 that the death agony has begun anu
the car cant o, last through the day.
Il 4. undcrt,ood his majesty has not
silent at all during this night and the
d nicuily he experiences In breathing
axes every momcnt n supreme
Struggle.
TO DIE ~ RUSSIA.
LONDON, Nov. l,-Aocofdiug 70 a
dspatun from Berlin, Emperor WI
Ism has received dispatch from
General Won Werdef, Hofman ambat'
sauof 10 Russia, now NJ LiVsila, say
iug the 'AAr refused to 90 " Corfu, as
hc desired to die Ia Russia.
rnE nJDY AND the SERVICES.
Immediately after the body Of the
talf hnB been prepared II Will be lali
upou an inclin,d table, preliminary -
b. ing placed the temporary cufii H..
ILo Priests will then enter the tvi.
uu anu will chant "a requiem. ihis
Will be- ret Gated three times daily until
the burial takes plHce. All the mem.
tsfH Of the imperial family viii be
resent NJ the ceremonies. IL Ia uN'
tlujed tie body viii ue removed To-
morrow to the private chapel where
vi tuial prayers iof the ftposu Of the
emptrot'- rIui Will be- offered anti
wh,to. once day, tue litany VIII tie
sung ~ a dit.Du 10 chanting requiem
o. previously stated,
Itis Understood the cEat1wilz Will
immelin Icly issue a proclamation de-
Glazing himself tzar and thRthll kut.
elan ,1icials throughout the woild viii
take tue oath vt allegiance NJ soon rs
possible.
5r. PETERSBURG, Nov. line
death OF tue ozaf was announced nj
O'Clock this eyrning
WA.utsurUs, n ". Up 70 l;lb
y. tu. tue announcement u tno dsa.ii
thu cglT hal not tnun received NJ
toe state department OF the Russian
embassy.
ikRi.iN, Nov. 1.-The foreign on cr
nni tue Russian embassy here diu not
receive tho news Of the CzN'H death
uuui o'clock this afternoon.
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Chief Justcc Mc'h,t devoted bis
un,l again ..lay TO tie iur,hef trial VI
civil iufJ cause.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-18
DIED.

JOYCE-In this city, on august 15, 1871 Johu
Joseph, husband of the late Annie Joyces
aged ffty-four years, six months and two
days.
Relatives aAl friends of the family res
speetfuliy invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 81 Kearney avenue, on
Sunday. August 49, at 8 Pm.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
wooDGER-Robert W. woodger, August ID
1894.
Funeral from his late residence No. 1,sI
Washington street. Hoboken, on Sunday, Aug.
10, at two P. NJ. Members OF Keystone Lodge
No. 2s5, F. & A. NJ. also members of Hobokeu
Lodge, are invited to attend.
lBHt4sNNAN-On August Is, 1884, Katie daugh-
ter of widow Brennan. of No. ASS Grand
street.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence Mons
day, August 20, at 8 O'Clock A. M; thence to
st. Bridgets Church. where q mass will be
offered.
Interment in Hudson County Catholic Ceme-
terry.
CooLEY-on Saturday, August Is. 1894 Peter
Cooley, son of Michael and Minnie Cooley.
aged seventeen years.
Funeral from his late residence No. lis Van
Horne street, Heights Mass at st. Patricks
Church on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
POWIsR-On Saturday, August 49, 1894 Leo
nafd. infant son of John j. and Margaret
Power, aged two months.
Funeral from the residents of his parents. No,
24S Fourth street, Sunday, August 10. al
1870 P. M.
Interment in calvary Cemetery. II