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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

CHARLES STREET LOTS ON EASY
payments; nice location for home. w. J.
Miscally, Jr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

HELP WANTED-MALES.


WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
derstands the clothing and furnishing
goods business. Address r, this Office.
DRY GOODS statesmen WANTED;
only those with experience and under
standing the trade. Apply at Eckstein's.
WANTED, THREE FIRST-CL
bricklayers. Apply Monday morning,
with tools, at Broughton and Randolph
streets.
A WHITE BOY WANTED, WHO CAN
write, go errands and do light work; Soch
can have a good place; no loafer need
apply. No. 1876 Congress street, Bernard
Brady.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
derstands double entry bookkeeping, to
start on small salary, as assistant book
keeper; must be willing to make himself
generally useful; give references and de-
scription- Address Box 100, Lambert Ga.
EVERYWHERE, MEN TO ADVER-
tise "Lustro," the modern securing soap;
tack signs, distribute circulars; place sam
Piles, orders, etc; steady work; salary $40
weekly and expenses. The Lustro Com
pany, Chicago.
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs
WANTED, A BRIGHT YOUNG GIRL
to work in bakery; must sleep on prem
ises. Address You, News office.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
corner Henry and Whitaker.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
housegirl at once at No. Tattnall street.
WANTED, SEVERAL GOOD LADY
agenAs, 6l1a, corner Jefferson and McDon-
ough streets.
WANTED, A FIRST CLASS COOK,
with best of references. Mo. 16S Gwlnnett
street.
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
do general housework in family of two.
Apply mornings. 17S Han street.
WANTED, LADIES TO ASSIST. MRS.
Buchly, 1903 York street, in the sale Of
Novita.
WANTED, GOOD WHITE COOK. APP
ply at 100 CASTOR.
FIVE GIRLS, TWELVE TO SIXTEEN
years old. good salary. American Man
ufacturing Company. Bryan and West
Broad.
FEW WHITE FEMALES TO SEW
Can earn good salary. American Manu-
featuring Company, Bryan and West
Broad.
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SIDEBOARDS, DINING TABLES,
hall stands. china closets. choicest designs
at lowest prices. The Miller Company.
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WE WANT YOUR TRADE, AND
viii give you reliable furniture and carpets
at reasonable prices. The Miller Com
pany.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

The Norwegian schooner Caroline clear
ed yesterday for Harburg, with 1901 bar
rels of rosin. The cargo was shipped by
Paterson, Downing & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

NJ. NATHAN WILL SELL MONDAY.
fine parlor hanging lamps at s1.95; 500 Boz
hemian glass pitchers, 35c, worth double.
Our furniture, stoves carpet mating, oil
cloth and house furnishing goods, will be-
sold at less than the manufacturers cost.
Iron bed at song. Don't lag. The
prices are only good for a certain length
of time NJ. Nathan, 1904 Congress.
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DON'T FORGET THAT CHATHAM
Trunk Factory has removed to Brough-
ton and Abercorn streets.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TO RENT, OFFICE ROOM AT S2h
Bull street. Apply Leopold Adler. city.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR SALE CHEAP, A FINE NEW
duck boat; fine workmanship; fine ma
terial, and finely finished. Address
Duck Boat, News Office.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. 20 for u cents. a
Business ofice Morning NewM
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

DON'T BE DOWNHEARTED. GALL
on j. Wilensky, the cash jeweler and wire
artist, and get a nice watch, ring, chain,
bracelet, or get your watch and Jewelry re-
paired at moderate cost. 16S Broughton
street
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5000 BUYS FOUR HOUSES ON HAB-
ersham street. This is an elegant invests
ment being good paying property. w. J.
Miscally. Jr
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l AM NOW CLIPPING AT DR.MORRIS'
veterinary surgeon stables, 4S West Broad
street. Housekeeping by Ed Edwards.
1 do qucik and neat work. l am using
Anderson's flexible tube machine.
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1925 BUYS OUR CELEBRATED VIC
tor rockers. The greatest bargain of the
age. One week only at that price. The
Miller Company.
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THE PLACE WHERE YOUR CASH
goes farthest. The Miller Company, fur
niture, carpets, bicycles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

The Norwegian bark Mentone cleared
yesterday for London, with 4,O6s casks of
spirits turpentine. The cargo was shipped
by James Earle, Jr.
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F. T. MGRATH Q4ATE OF BOSTON,,
teacher of Mandolin. banjo and guitar;
best instruction; modern standard meth
DDS. Headquarters at Ludden & Bates
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FOR RENT, 4S LINCOLN STREET,
seven-room house; every convenience; hot
and cold water; thoroughly renovated.
Apply % Drayton street
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The British steamship Scaw Fell cleared
yesterday, by Wilder & Co., for RevaI
and Stettin. Her cargo consisted of 2.45O
bales of cotton, valued at 800, 100, for Re-
val, and $3.50 tons phosphate rock for
Stettin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

FOR RENT, SIX AND SEVEN ROOM
houses. Apply to William Bouhan, 8
Huntington street.
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FOR RENT, NO. 2li LINCOLN, COR
ner Waldburg; this nice house will be
rented at reduced price Thomasson &
Black. 1lG Bryan street
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WANTED, Statesmen TO SELL CT
gars to dealers; 500 monthly and expenses;
experience unnecessary. Clinton Cigar
Company, LIS South Clinton street, Chica-
go.
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE.

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LOT ON ELEY ENTH, NEAR WEST
| Broad for three twenty-five. w. J. MIS-
caily, Jr., ZIG Bryan street.
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The Norwegian bark Mizpa cleared and
sailed yesterday for Goole, with ADO bar
rels of rosin. The cargo was shipped by
the S. p. Shotter Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

WANTED, AGENTS; LIBERAL CON-
tract; choice territory; pays sick, acct
dent, death and endowment benefits. Ad'
dress American Benevolent Association,
st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RENT TWo-STORY RESI-
dence. close to business center; modern
conv eniences; moderate rent. Peter Reil-
iy, % Drayton street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED. AGENTS IN EVERY CITY
and town to sell Jewel Carpess Renovator.
Best household article ever produced.
Profits two to five dollars daily, Cores
pondence solicited. Jewel Manufacturing
Company. 1925 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
TRAVELLING Statesmen, $50 TO $3.50
monthly and expenses. Rare inducements
make experience unnecessary. Enclose
stamp Acme Cigar Company, Chicago
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
SALE OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UNCALLED FOR
CLOTHING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Every merchant tailor finds at the end of the year
Der and Ordered doubt in good ah) left
hands There for this such DEATH
bankruptcy With the ordinary tailor the number is not
large But with u.s. doing such tremendous wholesale bust
the number left in all various stores is very large
For the purpose of making tremendous sale and getting
rid of this upruous stock quickly have this shipped
uncaedor goods Eastern and Oakland stores
and branches in this city direct to the main store, SAL
Market the sale will last until all the goods
disposed The stock comprises both suits and overcoat of
all conceivable cloths styles and Sizes We mention here just
few very few You will find them exhibition here, with
the attached, precisely stated The prices will be
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01

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Mr. Senway
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Cleveland nominated
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United States the office governorshp New
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
BURNED IN THE DOCK.
Destruction of the Steamer city of Kaia.
mczoo and the Loss of Several

FENNVILLE, MICH. Nov. 30.-The
steamer City of Kalamazoo, lying at her
dock at South Habor, caught fire early
this morning and was entirely destroyed.
The steamer belonged to the Williams
Trans portation Company, but had been
drawn off her regular route and laid up
for the winter. Size was moored at her
dock week ago, but the crew had not yet
been discharged.
How the fire originated Is not known.
but as the weather has been cold and fires
have been kept up to warm the men it is
proba BILE that it came from an oyerheated
pipe. Tho fire broke out about o'clock
this morning, when all the workmen were
asleep. Before they could be aroused the
flames had gained such Roadway that they
could not be suppressed. Two OF the crew,
Robert Vanostrand and Joe Lang, firemen,
were burned to death.
Tire stewardess has not been seen since
the fire, and, as it was known that she was
on the boat when the fire broke out. it is
almost certain that she, too, persisted in
the flames. The loss on the steamer IS
SAC, 900. and it will be total. as the insur-
ance on her had expired.
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the fortress of Cabanas are terrible. Not
withstanding all the promises made by
the Spanish to the American Government
the condition of these prisoners is worse
than ever. Their families are not allowed
to visit them in the prison. They are I'M
able to send line to the United States.
Whoever attempts to approach within six
wards of the gates risks instant death.
Their food is bad, and what is more ter
rible, they are III constant agony, ex-
pecting death from one moment to
another. as any day may bring them the
news of their death sentence.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 30.-Chairman
Cragin has called meeting of the Cuban
relief committee of 100 for next Friday to
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY and means of
floating $1,000, 900. OF the Cuban republic
bonds in Chicago If the committee de-
cides favorably Senior Estrada Palma will
be advised. and he will offer the bonds on
the local market, coming TO the city FOR
that purpose. There were numerous ap-
plicants at Chairman Cragin's Office to-
day for volunteer service in Cuba, but no
en- Encouragement was given them, except to
former lieutenant in the United States
army, who was told to communicate W it'll
General Palma.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 3d.
Colonel Emilio Nunez, the Cuban patriot,
will remain here this week and appear in
the United States court next Monday to
answer to the charge of aiding and setting
on foot the expedition against Spain
alleged to have been taken cut by the
steamer Laurada. Since being here last
Colonel Nunez has been tried in New York
for virtually the same offense. The trial
resulted in the disagreement of the jury,
and it is possible that the case may be
nolle pressed.
HAVANA, CUBA. Nov. 30.-No news
concerning the movements of Captain
General Weyler later than that sent in
these dispatches yesterday has been re-
ceived. He was then reported to be
marching westward from San Cristob bal in
search OF the rebel forces. No insurgents
had been met. The Spaniards captured a
number of stray cattle and destroyed a
rebel plantation and huts.
There is nothing to indicate the where
abouts OF Maceo's command, but it is
thought that it is reIreatIng before the ad
vance of General Weyler.
The war bulletins issued at the palace
to-day were unimportant. They only re-
port skirmishes. in which the losses on
either side were trifling.
Rebels to-day blew up a bridge near
Zelda Mocha, province of Matanzas, while
train was passing over it. The armored
car attached to the train was wrecked and
one soldier wounded.
Thus far 27S members of the Mango
Society. which is made up of criminals
and rutfians of every description. have
been exiled to the African penal colonies.
This society was very active toward and
after the close of the ten years war, and
its members have taken every advantage
of the present condition of affairs to COM
NIT all manner of crimes. The authorities
are making everv effort to extirpate them.
An order has been issued by the local
treasury to prevent the expectation OF
tobacco grown in the provinces of Pinar
del Rio and Havana from the ports of the
other provinces.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
WAS WANTED For EMBEZZLEMENT
Edgar Lytie, Who Committed Suicide at
Chicago, Had Squandersd Funds
of EMPLOYERS.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 30.-Edgar Lyle,
who registered at the KimbaIl Hotel
Saturday as E. L. Bryan and afterward
committed suicide, is said to have been
wanted in New York for EN- bezzlement.
When there recently he was in the en-
ploy of the firm of Tower & Dauphin. SO
and 3S Broadway. A branch office OF this
firm is located in Pittsburg, where Lytle
was last seen few days ago. Ernest ".
Abbott, who represents Tower & Dauphin
in this city, received letter from Mr.
Dauphin last Saturday stating that Lytle
was an EN- bezzler and that warrants had
been issued for his arrest. Abbott notified
the police here tonight and gave them
the description contained in the letter.
1t tallies in every detail with that of the
suicide, and little doubt remains that the
body is that OF Lytle. The police appar-
emily made little effort to identity the
body, and no evidence was produced at
the inquest this afternoon to show who he
was, notwiths landing the TACT that a
valise is at the Office of the Adams Express
Company containing a picture of the sui
eide and a number OF documents indi-
eating that it is the property of Edgar
Lytle. Tie police do not know officially
of the existence of this valise, although it
has been brought to their attention.
They knew of this before the inquest, but
took no notice of the matter, and the
name of Lyle was not mentioned during
the proceedings over the body.
Tie jury returned verdict of suicide
and added the supposition that the body
was that of E. L. BRYAN the name ,1nder
which he registered at the hotel.
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BRYAN TALKS ABOUT BIMETALLISM.

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CREDITORS TO DIVIDE ASSETS.
Fraudulent Transactions of the american
Oak Leather Company Declared Q
NuH and Void

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 3o.-A sensation
was caused in business circles to-day
by decision OF Judge Grosscup in the
Federal court, in the case of the American
Oak Leather Company against the G. H.
Fargo Company, declaring the transac-
tons by which the bankrupt shoe manu-
facturers made the United States Rubber
Com pany and the Metropolitan National
Bank of this city preferred creditors were
fraudulent As result the assets,
amounting to 100000, will be divided
among the creditors, many of whom are
Eastern concerns. The petition for re-
ceivcr was granted, thus making the
previous legal proceedings brought by the
favored creditors 10 get all the assets null
and void.
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costing such changes in the existing cur
rency laws as will forever keep the ques-
ton out of politics and insure a perma-
nencr in financial methods. The cities to
be represented are Cincinnati Chicago,
Cleveland, Column bus. Detroit, Des Moines,
Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Minneapolis,
st. Paul, Omaha, Peoria, st. Louis, To-
ledo, Louisville. Indianapolis.
The delegates already here seem to favor
the idea of com bining the tariff and finan-
cial policies and adopting plan that will
put both beyond the possibility of imme-
diate changes. Indianapolis will be a
strong bidder for the monetary convention,
should it be decided to hold one, which is
quite likely.
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was the only witness for the prosecution
and gave graphic story of his initia-
ton. He claimed that he was cruelty
used; that he was f1agellated on the bare
legs, was stuck with pins or an ice pick, u
was compelled to carry heavy bag OF
stones and from stepladder which he
was forced to mount he fell into blanket,
was tossed in it and then was branded
with redhot iron on his lett breast. He
claimed that he was severely burned and
otherwise injured.
He stated in court that he had taken an
oath not 10 divulge the secrets of the
order. but this was before the tossing in
the blanket and the burning and he did
not consider these secrets of the order.
Preble said he was member of the Red
Men, Pilgrim Fathers and the A. P. A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
TALKS AMOUR TIE CAB1HEr.

Foster Says Hanna WostId LotCer HIS
Dignity by Accepting a Place.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. 3o.-Ex-Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Foster is a guest at
the Fifth-avenue Hotel. In an interview
to-day with reporter of the United As
ISOLATED Presses he said that in recent
conversation held with ex-senator Platt
of New York the latter heartily Endorsed
G. N. Bliss for Secretary of the Navy.
Personally Foster said he had always had
great admiration for Mr.. Bliss.
He thought the acceptance of any place
in the Cabinet on the part of Mr.. Hanna
would belittle him. He declared he had
achieved more distinction and reputation
than is ordinarily achieved by public
man in a lifetime and his position is
highly honorable. As fame is the only
reward for public effort he has reached
the zenith, and holding Office might de-
tract from il but could not add to it.
With regard to the Ohio senatorship,
Mr.. Foster said he had always had an am
bition to be Senator. 81 would be a can
didate now" he continued, "but for my
financial misfortunes, and l may be can
didate anyway"
Mr.. Foster spoke enthusiastically of
Senator Sherman's fitness for the treasury
portfolio. He had not seen Major Nc
Klnley and had no inkling as TO his Cabi-
net slate. He did not know of any Cabi-
net candidates in Ohio. He did not think
it wise to put sound money Democrat in
the Cabinet.
1.-THE Cabinet" he continued, SHOULD
be harm oDious in every respect. 1t would
be somewhat incongruous to have gold
free trade Democrat in the Cabinet"
He thought it would be unwise to pass
the Dingley bill, which he characterized
as a continuation of the Wilson bill, ex-
cept that it is Is per cent advance in
the tariff. He was opposed to ad valorem
features OF the bill because they admitted
of the preparation of big frauds on the
Government.
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chaurain,s Reiea.e oraered.

PARIS, FRANCE, Nov. 30.-In the Cham
Der of Deputies to-day, NJ. Jourde, Soc iaI-
ist, moved that NJ. Chauvain, the Socialist
Deputy, who was arrested yesterday dur
ing the demonstration against the visiting
Socialist Deputies at Carmaux. be immedi-
ately released by order of the Chamber.
The question was not one Of party. he said.
but involved the dignity of the Chamber.
NJ. Barthou, M inister of the Interior. said
if the Chamber ordered Chauvins release,
the Government would aoquiesce and the
motion was carried by vote of 2S5 to rs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
Earnings of the Santa Re.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 50.-The monthly
statement of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad issued to-day shows:
Gross earnings for the month OF October
1896, SO, 053, 052, against So, 036. ISL in 1895
net earnings for the month of October
1896, 81 ,0S6, 342, against $93l,919 in 1895
also gross earnings for the four months OF
the riscal year to October 81, 1896, $40, 403,-
253. against So, 83s SOL for the correspond
ing period in 1894. and net earnings for
four months of the fiscal year to October
81. 1896, SO, 170,C65. against $1,9l7,377 fol
the corresponding period in 1895.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
TWO NEW CARDINALS CREATED.
Canon Giuseppe Frisco and Mgr Rafael
Pierroh May Soon Wear the
Red Hat

ROME. ITALY, Nov. 30.-A consistory
was hello at the Vatican to-day, at which
Canon Giuseppe Frisco and Monsignor
Raffaelle Pierroti were created cardinals.
Count Capo Grossi, the consistorial advo-
cate, delivered an grafton, in the course oil
which he favored the Qualification and
canonization of Joan OF Arc. His Holt
ness the Pope responded: "Ad sanctum
rituum congregational ut wildcat ct
referat."
Neither Frisco nor Pierroti is bishop.
They were personally selected by the Pope
on account of their unusually high theo-
logical Attachments
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
MoaEzARY CONFERENCE.

Btsfness Men TO Prepare Memorial to
Congress.
/, INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 3l-Tues-
day morning the first session of the none
tary conference will be called in this city.
Already many delegates have arrived and
the affair will be attended by representa-
tive business and financial men OF
all the large cities of the Middle
West. The conference is called to.
discuss the currency question and 10 de-
eide upon the ACCESSIBILITY of calling
monetary convention for the purpose OF
preparing memorial to Congress, sug-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-01
RATHER ROUGH INITIATION.
Prebie Claims to Have Been Stuck With
Pms and Tossed in Blanket by
the Orange Lodge

BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 80. = The
WaItham branding" case, in which Off
GERS of the Orange Lodge are charged
with assault upon candidate for men,
bership, was on trial before Judge Hardy
in the Superior Court at Cambridge to-
day.
Frank A. Preble is the com piainant and
John G. Graham. George E. Nickerson,
Edward O'Nei, Daniel Tracy. and Leader
Weatherbee the defendants.
The courtroom was crowded. PEBBLE
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Clereland Not to Be Dean.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 30.-President
Cleveland's purchase of residence in
Princeton, N. j., gave rise to rumor that
he would become dean of the Prince ton
Law School. President Patton of the uni
versity. who is in Baltimore, emphatically
denies the rumor. He said there was alb
solutely no foundation for the report.
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Prosperftn Is Increasing.

NORWICH, Conn, Nov. 30.-The Falls
Cotton Company resumed to-day, after
four and half months shutdown, and
some 500 EN- ployes began work.
BRADFORD, CONN, Nov. 30.-Norcross
Brothers granite quarries at Stony Creek
increased operations on full time to-day
with 200 employees. the full complement.
LAWRENCE, MASS, Nov. 30.-After q
fonr months shutdown, the Penn berton
Mills started up to-day, giving employ
ment to 500 of the SEQ HANDS. They will
run forty hours week for the present.