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New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
,,oprc,sr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

Far Maine. New Hampshire and vermont i", ;" Wv
morning: increasing cloudness Win ra" ''''
or tonight, , d Connecticut gen
. ,,Ir and warner: norherly winds becoming south
westerly , H. .,,,hsrn norton; threat
snng weather and showers IN hor'"s'" 'O
southwesterly winds ...orta and New-Jersey. partly
For Eastern PalsSl Pennsyvan5a asno5aathwestery winds
eIgay @ the District Columbia s Dsswrs m oiSssf Winds
partly c.ous Ney-York and western Penhsy !,
,eaenng weather and showers on he kes in he
sonithwesIerly winds becoming "''" ~
morning
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
JUDGE VAN WICK DECLINES TO TALK.

40 Tribune reporter, who the Mayor-elcct
.ss. night at the latters home. No I35 East Forty
si~thst. and asked him about the report that he
~, ss gong away for rest Judge Van Wyck said
swer ne must adhere TO his resolution not to an
n" questions 10 his goings and comings which.
eraI Iu H. concerned himself alone, and not the gen.
up :" ~ beunS; Whenever there's a public question
~ ue ADDED IN discuss IT, but that's all"
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

CHARLES w KENDRICK TO EFF CoNsUI~GENERAL
AT MONTEREY.
Washington. Nov. 10.-The President maze 'he
following appointments to-day:
CHARLES w. KENDRICK. OF Louisiana TO be N0nsu-
General Of the United States at Monterey, MeNco A..
ARCHIBALD A. YOUNG. Surveyor Of Customs ior 'he
,otIfT u DAWSON Special Examiner of Drugs, Med-
cnes and Chemicals in the District of san FRANCISCO
POSTMASTERS.
Connecticut-Canaan. J. II. RORABACk
VermOnt-Barton, ELLERY H. WEHSTtK
New-York-Rhnebeck, JAMES 9. McARIf
Sew Observation-Disclosures, WILLIAM II. SMALL
No,ne-Rialeford ELISHA y. CLARK; North Berwick'
FRANK A. KNIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
LAMONT MAY BT, PRESIDENT.

Wallace Idaho. Nov. lO-It Is believed mere tha'
Daniel Lamont vicc-presdent OF the Northern
Pacific Railway will within two months succeed
President Mcllen as the head Of the Northern Pacific
systeIn The opinion Is based on the tone OF mes
sages which passed between Lamont and Meeh
white the former here recently Inc ttlt-
graphic correspondence was OF such a nature as 10
Indicate that Lamont's trip was solely to acquaint
bi,neelf with the condition OF the road, to prepare
himself for the broader duties upon which he was
ohotlt n
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
BOYCOTT on AMERICAN WOODWORK

Glasgow. Nov. 10.-The officials OF the Joners'
Union have posted notices IN all the shops Of this
city forb!ddng members OF the union to hang doors
which have been made in the United States or TO
use manufactured joinery which has been imported
from America The reason for this notice, II Ia
said Is that speculative builders have been import
Ing large quantities OF sll classes OF manufactured
"a
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
% t&E &6.58SEs HS51as dSd 2;F %
for Ssnsrane' s. bs airsS directed pSr per Edsm
ssS letter. % ts EFH o4 fsanS. Ssr
ny spain Portugal Turkey EgyPt and British in9s 9s
must be directed per camgsnia ipsr,us,i a. Turkey.
Egypt British India per, per 81 rn6ae 1 muss BE- d.
s5s Letter. Ia '2r gressne S,sSs pa' M for Nshsnd.
direct per Rqerdsm va E9'sraaH % @ M fer Genoa
be directed ser R5s@ II eers mus, aIee,sa
Kaiser SH6a wSem via a.s5~ a. deiters directed
Ehop at 9 NJ a. he "a arscs f. MF%ny nr HisGa ThasIRsa
PRINTED MATTER ETC steamer; an s.r@ans mailing
ON TssaaKy specy &C. t;r Gss,
EaI0pe Steamers anne on Thursdays
cunsrd French German steamers on s wbieh thsy
Tn5s% Mate TO st earrS lor mall al countries
Aer the SG'Ss sssv: o. al mail.
Mails name an the piers Of the American Enssh French
and ,irie. Grrns" Of the hour sailing Of steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.
.n,n,vA, a;sca m for Newfoundland. per s. $. si0e-
Tan Inhba9h f5,@ ra'sss"m m for La Plata e9Sn';,s: a.
i2 s?S oarls Of La
Be dirsS'ssS peF me- h5''eS fpr Forun
yaaa ss aR2scss pc. Aii a.5 as'''.s
iS @ Complementary 1920 m f3r Iao hs, 9bs.co
1880 o.r r. M Scr Seneca dsers for part.
@ Sss %s'' Ii ssc's s
at II a. M also Saysnila and carthagena VIA Cura-
anu er s. Venezuela; at II a. m Tor Porto hieo di-
Goa; Goa, per s. Arkada: at u N, ior Hrenaaa itini.
IeSf trd Tobago per s. $: Gfenaaa; AT D. m. toi
,samer from North Sydney
Mail. for Newfoundland; by rail 20 HaSan and thence
by ssameion by rail Boston and thence BY steamer.
i9r az ths office daily at 80 m: Mails for Cuba
eose a, this office daily a, a. m for aSrwsrainf by
steamers Fla isint letter mails Mexico cry. overland
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close
q, ,bis Office daily at ~ m: paper mails AZ a. m
a. a1ts,erea thss mall closes at p m. previous day.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
,,u Ter China Japan and Hawaii, per s. Coptlc 0rom
francisco) close here daily UP to November ~ AZ
san an M Mails for Australia except West Australia
So0 v Zealand Hawaii and FIJI Islands per War
Soo iron Vancouver), close here daily after Novem-
tr * and up November IL at $50 p. m Malls for
SSTra and Japan. per 5. =. Columbia from Tacoma).
cIas. Mere daily up November t2i at $50 P. m.
StIfs for Hawaii per Australia from San Fran
cis~, close here daily UP to November "a at $50 p M
Mails for the Society Islands per snip Galilee from
n Irranc!sco) close here daily up 10 November "a at
sso n m Malls for China and Japan Especially ad-
couyer1 close here daily to November t2e at $50
n N, Mails Australia except those Tor West Aus
traa, which are forwarded via Europe. New-Zea.and
Hawaii Fla and Samoan Islands, per s. Mariposa
90 ~ Z 20 a. n1 II IN. and $50 p. tor on
rivai ,t Sew-York Of Campana with British malls
r., 'sc mails are forwarded to port Of sailing daily
ton Of their uninterrupted overland transit fRegsteed
mail closes at 0 p. previous day.
~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postofce New-York. n. X. November .. isS1.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
DIR. DE WITT C. JAYNE.

Middletown. n. Y. Nov. l0-Dr De Witt c.
jayne died at Florida, this county, last night. aged
eighty-one years. He was n member Of the Amer
lean institute OF Homeopathy. president of the Or
ange County Homeopathic Medical Sc clety in 1867
anu one or the first trustees of the State Insane
H0sPltai here lie also was delegate to the Re-
puDncan Convention at Saratog In 1854 when the
party organized
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
SENATOR WOLCOTT STILL HOPEFUL.
III, BLAMEs THE ENGLISH PRESS AND BANKERS
FOR THE FAILURE OF HIS MISSION.

Washington. Nov Ex-senator Wolcott. since MS
return has been extremely reticent about MS re-
cent trip abroad. and refuses TO see reporters
The Commission of which he Is chairman was ap-
po,n,ed by the President, and VIII make report
which will probably be transmitted 10 Congress.
This report Will be accompanied by the corre-
spondence with the governments with Whch the
Commission has been negotiating. Senator Woicott
has made an informal statement 10 the President,
n~nlajnIno why the Commission failed. The SEN
ator is not yet without hope OF success. ana mas mas
c,,rinp n favorable reply. He said that "hen
everything going along nicely and IL scene me a a
as ~ the British Cabinet would go as Tar as hdI
been promised-reopenng the lndian minis hlu
consenting to a cOnference-the press OF Srea
J}ritain and the bankers OF London crltlcifed th'
Cabinet 80 severely that IL was compelled 10 take
a course contrary to what the commission h"u
ed
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
BISHOP or cENTRAL PENNsYLVANIA.
THE RIGHT REV ETHELBERT TALBOT ELEcTEI
BY THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.

BY THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
Bethlehem. Penn. Nov. 10.-The Right Rev
Ethclbert Talbot was this evening elected Bishop
of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania
Four ballots were necessary for choice DR.. Tai
bot is at present Missionary Bishop of Wyoming
and Idaho.
Among the clergymen mentioned for the bishoPric
were the Rev. Dr. A. Mackay-Smth and the Rev
DR. r. H. Mckim. both OF Washington; the Rev
DR. .Bodlne OF Philadelphia the Rev Dr. stone, OF
Chicago; the Rev. Dr. Swentze., Of Brooklyn, and
the Rev. Rogers Israel OF Philadelphia. The sit
nation eventually narrowed down TO a contest be-
tween Bishop Talbot and DR.. Mackay-Smth, and
on the fourth ballot the election was made l5ishop
Talbo; receiving ~ clerical and l3O lay votes 20
81 clerical and II lay votes FOR DR. Mackay-Sinlth
The election Of Bishop Talbot was then made
The Rev Dr. Toman. OF Mauch Chunk was en-:
powered TO confer with the Presiding bsnop OF
In reference TO ,ranslating Bishop Talbot TO thls
diocese.
DR. Talbot was born In Fayette, No on OCTOBER
O. 1875 His early education was received IN the
schools OF his native town. He was graduated at
Dartmouth in 1870. and at the General theological
Seminary in New-York In 1873 He was ordalhed
deacon in the Church Of the TRANSFORMATIONS New
York on June 29 1870, and ordained priest IN 81
Marv's Church in his native town on November T.
Ia He Mas at once made rector OF 81 JdHles -
Church I'm Macon. Mo- and held tnat posi- uhsli
his election to the episcopate. ON May a. looI, ne
was consCcrated missionary blshop 81 w -,
and Idaho He received the degree OF bl - rroIti ~
the University OF Missouri In 1881 that OF . /. ~
from, the General Theological Seminary IN tne sal'
wear. and that OF d. d. from Dartmouth IN lSS'
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
PECL4IlfING ARID LAND IN UTAH.

Salt Lake. Utah, Nov. lO-Thomas ii. Cava-
raugh. manager OF the Lake Bonneville Irrigation
Company. has closed contract with the State
board of Land Commissioners for the r r.eiama-
Miiiard County. About $4,000 Is Involved In the
contract Morton Il. Hrsh, OF Phiiadcpnia. Is
,..esident of the company. II Is claimed that THIS
Enterprise when completed. Will nearly double the
frrIcated lands Of ths State.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
FORTCNE FOR THE CAMPBELL FAMILY.

Chicago. Nov 1o.-A special TO THE Times.
Herald" from Warren. ONO says; Information
49, hoer received here Of fortune In Scotland
nhicb d "a believed 10 belong 10 the Campbell fam
fv OF which Mrs. MCKINLEY. mother OF President
nn3fc.ltjr,cv and Alexander and John Campbell cf
SWcrrHn and others, are members The value Of
the property is well up IN the thousands OF pounds
hut Is not definitely stated.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
6prrial Notlres.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

Daily so a year; 81 per month -
faIiv without sunday s. year 80 cents per montn.
SUNDAY Tribune, 81 year. Weekly $i Sem-Weekiy "a
POST ACxtra postage is charged 10 foreign countries
excep Mexico and Canada. and on the daily In new
REMITTASCEs II sen. In cash. Unregistered. VIII b q
the owners risk
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New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
,pnrr,T OF THE Circus.

, g pouov Circus arrived at the Mott
,,',.o, e,,,,on OF the Now-York. New-Haven ana
Hartford Railroad at 1920 o'clock last night Ins
from bridgeport II at once proceeueu
doun ThIrl-ave to IIouston-st. where PREPAREDNESS
were made load the circus on T"ronc saturday
rc,s viii remain abroad for TWO ySa'S; anu
,,iW make a tour Of England ana the 'o"'''
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
ALFRED II. BROOKS.

Asbury Park. n. j., Nov 10 (SpecaD.-Alfred H.
Brooks, for thirty-two years connected with the
United States Internal Revenue Department in
New-York, died to-day his home in Slxth-ave.
from cancer of the tongue. Mr.. Brooks was fifty
eight years old, and had been Ill for eighteen
months. He resigned mis- Government place last
April. and became manager of the New-York
branch Of the American Bonding ana Trust Com
pany. of Baltimore. He leaves widow and four
children.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
SFCTRING UNION PACIFIC P4fNENIS.
LARGE AMOUNTS OF BONDS DEPOSITED IN THE
TREASURY BY NEw-YoRK BANKS

washineton. Nov. 1o.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day received from the National Clty
Bank of New-york sseoo.ct0 in United states bonds
as security for n part OF tho Union Pacihc pur-
chase money. 10 be deposited with II ana o'her
New-York banks with view TO preventing con
,raction of the circulation by the "lthdrlWa. ny
The Reorganization Committee OF the ahouit OF ~ iS
tiS f"r the road The National Bank OF the Kc-
Dubc also has deposited ssoeC In bon6s i9r no 'n a.
same purpose. The transfer OF me ;SgI iii on, Il
c0nsdarable labor on Secretary Gage, as ne W..
be obliged TO sign his name 92fS umesi go -
which will occupy all his tihle ho' o'"'' "'7'
m q Meek more.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
CHARLES KNOWER RANDALL.

Charles knower Randall, stock-broker at No.
% Broadway died at his home. at the Armldon.
boulevard and Eishty-third-st., yesterday. MIR.
Randall was son OF the late John Randall. He
married Miss Helen Louise Whitlock. He was a
veteran of the Ith Regiment, and member Of the
New York and New-York Athletic clubs and OF
the Sons Of the American Revolution.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
OBITUARY.
DIR. ABRAHAM FLANDERS.

Morristown N. j.. Nov i0-Dr. Abraham Fland-
ers ded here to-day. He was born In Canaan.
n H., IN ls2 In 1889 he was graduated from Union
College, Schenectady. ". Y He went TO BostoE
ana remained in that city until thirteen years ago
"heh he came 10 Morristown. Seven years ago he
had paralytic stroke. He was the author OF sew
eral medical books, and contributed TO the medical
journals Besides being a member Of the local
medicai societies. he was q member OF the Italian
sMeulcal society. and was counsel in this country
for medical college In Germany
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
c,otv HELPS THE DEER-HJNIERS.

Malone. n. Y. Nov. lo-About two inches 81 OF
snow fell last evening In the Adirondacks. ms
is the first snow OF the season' AS .no'v o., M,
- hunters have ayailed themselves OF what
they consider good fof lhs this
S., nrnyn ~ large number Of hunters were on III, tnv
eround Should the snow remain n more ,ays a been
bs Killed during the next five days thah ha'' WV
pilIsa durinc the entire open season.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

REPORT IN LONDON THAT HE WILL RELlNQUIsH
THE FOREIGN sECRETARYsHIP.
London, Nov. 1.-THE Financial Post pro-
fesses to know that the Marquis OF Salisbury,
Premier and Secretary for Foreign Affairs. is
about to resign the Foreign Secretaryship in
favor OF the Marquis of Lansdowne. Secretary
of State for War, retaining, however, the
Premiership.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
PLANS FOR THE ELLIS ISLAND BUILDING.

Washington, Nov. 10 (Speclan.--The competitive
plans for the immigration building on Ellis ISL
and. under the Tarsney act. Will be opened at the
Treasury Department December /. 1t will be
remembered that this Of the three public
buildings selected by the Secreta Of the Treasury
for the initiation Of the Tarsney measure, the
others having been those at Norfolk. Va. and
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
TRUST DEED FOR Ii6.Wo.co FILED

Prescott. Arz, Nov. lo.A deed OF trust from 'ho
Santa Fe-Pac!nc Railroad to the Union trust oo'"-
pany Of New-York was hled ior recoIu ne'e "
49, Tha anount involved Is tlG.g0.I0. and in
cides the railroad and telegraph line belonging 10
The railroad company. beginning al ADuquerque % a'h
oxtendng 10 Needles together with all rolling STOCK
and improvements The instrument is dhted 'u''
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
PERU SEEKING RECIPROCITY.

THE FIRST STEPS TOWARD AN AGREEMENT
WITH THIS COUNTRY TAKEN.
Washington. Nov. l0.-Peru has taken steps 10 Sc
cure whatever advantages may be rcaped under the
reciprocity clauses OF the new Tariff act. The Min
ster from that country Sehor Egu!guren. with his
secretary OF legation. called the State Department
to-day and broached the subject to Secretary Sher
man and Assistant Secretary Day. Mr.. Kasson. who
is specially charged with the conduct OF the reel
procity negotiations, called into consultation
ana In short time the first steps had been taken
70 formulate a basis OF agreement between the
United States and Peru \ large amount OF work is
involved In the negotiations, as II Is necessary 10
tariff statistics and general trade figures. so
that 1t may be some time before an agreement Is
Ch.I
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
THE RICHARDSON WILL CONTEST.
A SERIOUS CHARGE MADE IN COURT
AGAINST THE DEAD MANS BROKER.

The authenticated copy Of the accounts and bus-
ness transactions OF Joseph Richardson with the
hrm Of Blssell d Co. in the last three months OF
his life has been almost completed and at yester-
days hearing OF the contest over Mr. Richardson
three wills. it was placed in evidence. Upon the
copy OF this account, Mrs. Richardson hopes 10
break the contention Of her stepchildrep, that te
iather did not have testamentary capacity "nei M
he executed the will in favor OF his children IN 1871
Homer w. Nichols. Mr.. Richardson's conhdehtiai
broker. who is the main witness for the chilureh'
mas testified that. in his opinion. Mr.. Richardson
began growing weak in the early part OF Aprll'
1871. and on certain occasions In that month ""''
IN his opinion. irrational 1t has developed, no"
ever, that late In April Mr.. Richardson eNecu'e1
deal In railroad stock amounting to a quarter OF
million OF dollars. Other big deals were aso i'Se ah
same time according TO the testimony OF MI, Mr:
Nichols. and now the defendants want 70 10 AlITw Nv
Richardson was unsound mentally. cohseh'eu "
execute his orders. ,
When the hearing of the contest was resumed
IN the Surrogates Court yesterday nornihhs oss Ma
Nichols was at once placed on the stand and o,,n
SEX FOR rs BY Re NSS ths
raised By counsel for the Richardson chdren nj, 70
the line Of crossexamInation adopted by Mr NiSo,
The latter Immediately said that to his mind there mere
was not doubt that the witness aGtins nssr1Suded as
the estate and had wlfuy misrepresented inan mau-
ters pertaining to the estate to Mrs RcnarGdsThn th
line Of cross-exannation proceeded The witness
adsd that in APr rsans ds Mr deal in Vest
chester Water Works stock. Then the decedemt mt
stock holding account for the month OF Aprn va Tas
placed In evidence and the laborous task OF so'"e
over IT, item by item. was begun ,.,,,ors
After recess the witness In answer TO 'n
admitted that he had advised Mrs RichaldSol, i1a
while her husband was i'll to dlscnapge MS "a'"eu
why did you advise that?' he was asheu, %
because | knew that Mr. Richardson "as As, "a a
sa wing man and when he got well he wouid ralse
the roof off the house when he learheu Vi '"e
nurses bills" replied Mr.. Nichols. .u ,o,rg
The probing into the accounts was SUI, 1, s1i,e
On when an adjournment was taken uhth Hoh'"''
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
TO SAIL FOR EUROPE TODAY.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day on
me Hamburg American Line steamer Ftrst
blsmarck are w. +. Beokman, L. II. Bosworth. tr.,
reginald i. Clark, Nj. and Mrs. Paul Dana. Dr.
SSnd Mrs. Draper and Mr. ard Mrs Charles j.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
"DIE MEISTERSINGER" IN PARIS.

WAGNER's OPERA PERFORMED FOR THE FIRST
TIME IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL
Paris Nov. 1o-Wagner's opera, "De Meister-
singer" was performed this evening at the Grand
Opera House for the first time In Paris. II was
presented under the title Les Maitres Chanteurs" d"
splenddly staged. and performed by French artists
with immense success.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
IN CONFERENCE At MIR. DEPEWs OFFICE

The presidents OF the Vanderbilt lnes-M f.. IN
gals OF the Big -Four: II. b. Ledyard. OF the
Michigan Central, and = X Calaway' or the Lake
Shore and the Nickel Plate-werc In conference all
day Yesterday at Chauncey NJ Depews office. In the
Grand Central station. Mr.. Depew said yesterday
afternoon that only routine business had been trans.
acted and that no matters of general interest would
come p al any OF the series OF meetings o. the sew
cTeI Vanderbilt lines which are 70 be held to-day
Messrs Ingalls, Ledyard and Callawny. ne added;
had come 10 The city partly with the object OF
greeting william X. Vanderbilt, VINO returned from
Europe n few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
STEAMER NEARLY STRIKES A WHALE.

Dover England Nov. 10.-while a mail steamer
was crossing to-day from Calais TO Dover the vessel
narrowly escaped striking whale which suddenly
ed ahead OF her
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
APPOINTED IN THE APPRAISERS OFFICE.

Washington, Nov 10 (Specia)-Thomas b. Wag-
nor was to-day appointed chemist in the New
York Appraiser Office w.t. q; salary Of y. 400 year
likewise appointed az hremen.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
BREAK BETWEEN RUSSIA AND BULGARIA.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Nov. IO-The pourparlers between
Bulgaria and Russia relative to the reinstatement
Of the Bulgarian officers who emigrated 10 Russia
have fallen through. and the Russian Envoy has
left Sofia
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
NOTHING FOUND IN THE STRONG BOX
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF MR.. RICHARDSON'S rs
TATE APPEALS FOR HELP IN IN


VESTIGATING IT.
The Richardson safe. at the Mercantile Sale De
post Company. was opened yesterday by j. D. But
Ter the temporary administrator of the hicharusoh
estate and nothing OF importai ce was foui'o III It,
subsequently Mr. Butler gave out this statement.
NV position as temporary administrator Qi ene
Hicha rdson estate is entirely neutral one ~ 10 d
matter Of indifference TO me Wnich par! - ~" -
rcssfrI in the contest now going on IN Itbalu W
the various Wills left by Joseph Richardson. oihCe
INV appojntment | have beel endeaForIns 70, ~ uS ~,
cover and take possession Of the properly ien' @ oS
Mr. RIcha rdson, bu, there has not peen any ~
hihinn os great willingness on me par VI md NY,
children OF Mr. Richardson. namely, teOlse, auu IN
Della 10 assist me getting POSSESSION ot wv
nr6nortv or i'm finding out where II Is located 49,
Tho safe in the Mercantile Safe Depo.it ,s oo,n-
n,nv's vaults when stood in the name ol 5 ooe bb bb
Richardsor or George Richardson was oPenpu hoS ~
me to-day Both Mr.. Richardson ana ms sol. m ,, ~
RIGHT OF access to the safe. II was touu
evcentinc for three bonds. The TN DoN Ml''su ~, -
usually In a safe, to contain securities "'o "''''
ing. , .,,,,ra and habits of Jo-
e,h - char,lso In his lifetime. nave thpeI
c,nsi6erabe difficulty In procuring ho t1tood
lite business affairs and would be gr'aly @ ounirr
,o any one OF the general public VINO has aS T.,
,-,nntion IN regard 20 Joseph RlchardSoh al"'a I,
or property II he would cointh"h'" WIN
my office. No. l2O BroaHNdy'
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
EAGLES rR0M TILE BANK OF ENGLAND

London Nov. 10-The Withdrawals from the
Bank OF England to-day included 10000 IN American
eagles for shipment to tho United States.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
NEW MINISTER TO CHINA.

CHARLES PAGE BRYAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN Sc.
I.EcTED BY THE PRESIDENT
Washington. Nov 1o--"The STAR this afternoon
says: The President has decided on the appoint
ment OF Charles Page Bryan, OF Chicago, as Minis
ter 10 China"
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

an. xoy IT. / a m-The weather yesterday
1' - cool The temperature ranged between 20
We" Wa Al degrees the asA desrees) being ae
H 1,r ,han on Tuesday and Ia degrees higher 'hah
,ss corresponding day iast year. 80 +. ,.f.
on IL "a md near tas city to-day there VIII prooao'y De iA'
.ra warmer weather.