Denounce The Emperor

London, Nov. 23.- A Berlín dispatch to the Daily Mail says that, according to the Tageblatt, Bmperor William, i whilo recently speaking to an officers' i gathering, advised thern to do their drinking in their own mess-rooms, and not venture into public places at the risk of rows when they were tipsy. Bút that if they were attacked they should not hesitate to use their arms. "TbU statement," says the Mail's dispatch, 'increases popular indignation, and radical members of the reichstag denounce it as an incitcment to j Blaughter." ï"ngllsh Ship Building Boom. London, Nov. 23.- The boom in shipbuilding continúes. During the present month orders for 55,000 tona were placed in the Clyde alone. The amount of work on hand is unprecedented in the annals of shipbuilding. Georgo Du Maurier's Estáte. London, Nov. 23. - The estáte of the late George Du Maurier is valued at L47,380 ($236,900). It is all left to his widow, with a reservation to their chiliren. Telcphonc in a CIrarrh. London, Nov. 23.- A telepiione has ,ust been placed in the pulpit of St. kichael's Chester square, in order that Canon Fleming's sermons may be iteard by the inmates of the neig-öboring hospitals and by in valid tjaiishPüers. Held Mony High Positions. London, Nov. 23.- Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson, M. D., F. R. S., etc, honorary physician to the royal liternry fund, the nëwspaper press fund and the national society of schoolmasters, is dead. Nobiüty Comes Iliglu London, Nov. 23.- A dispute between brokers, which was considered by the committee of the stock exchange during the week, discloscd that a commission of L1,500 ($7,500) was paid for securing an earl as a company director.