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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16

SECOND RAcR-PslsePY Heru STAKE.
- ~ I'VE, year oldsi SEQ added. Three fourths
THIRD RACE Corrox srAEn. For all
81 afes s1rs d,,as' play or pay; SOY added
Nss19 ERghru y ssnd one fourth miles,
~ y,p All afe{,. Mile heats.
tirI " hAyk-huRDLE RACE. Purse s so.
Vne ana one-fourth miles, over ave hurdles.
FIFTH DAx-FFiday. Oct. ae.
kIRsT kAeR-HEsRrL uEnRnANx's puRsr.
80 Dash OF one nile and ouo-eixteenth,
SECOND RACE LowRNsrHINis PuasF go.
For tEo sud three year old horses. 1hree-
toufths Of q mile.
al ages. 500 10 winner. One mile,
70 JkIh kACE-MEeCHkNTs ExCHASGg
PuRsE. For all ages, sibe. Two miles.
SIXTH DAY Saturday, Oct ~.
FIRST RACE-hssooIArIo PuRsE, ssao.
For two-year olds. tiysoshths of a mile
Sc 'OND RACs-SELL 10 cLus PuRsr siOo
One and one quarter miles.
THIRD RACE CONSOLATION PURSE, 500.
For Al ases. Dab Of one mile.
FOURTH RACE. HANDICAP eTaKPLEcHAsE.
stake $500 added. Full course about two
A-d one quarter miles
References Il made to pamphlet programme,
e be had at Secretary's Office, for full par
Trains on M&CRR take visitors direct Ia
the track, HAlf-iare on all Railroads and
Steamboats,.
Ladies admitted free. and especially invited
Races commence at O'Clock.
\. MONTGOMERY,
President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16

The most extensive, fashion
able aud handsome stock of
ready made garments nj ihe
gOIdeD Eagle One n ice CiOihIng
House.
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B. LOWENSTEIN 6 BROS.
TO THE TRADE.

We would call the attention Of
The Trade 10 the fact that the loss
of our RETAIL STORE by IRE
does not affect in any way our
WHOLESALE BUSINESS, as all
of the wholesale stocks we're
stored In other buildings entire-
Iy removed from the n'e. All
orders will meet with the same
careful aud prompt attention as
heretofore, and all purchases
shipped without any delay.
3. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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Clothing for the million Go suit
everybody. GOlden Eagle One
Price Clothing House


Large aud fresh lots Of Norfolk,
Ilynnhaven Bsy and York river
OYSTER, received daily nc mey.
era. No. rs Monroe street. aud
served In the choicest manner.
~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16

A Solid Insurance Company.
Tho Memphis City Fire and General
Insurance Company has a cool quarter Of
a million dollars Of full paid capital 1t
is comparatively an old company, and
has always been managed in careful,
conservative way. The stock is above
par. Mr.. Il. M. Apperson is President
A. Vaecaro, Vice President; and Henry
J. Lynn, Secretary. Among the d.
rectors are such men as II. Furstenheim,
Napoleon Hill, VIM. l. Cole, James
Reilly, John Loague, w. n. Wilkerson
and james w Caldwell, all of whom are
successful in tho management Of their
own affairs and know good Investment
when they SEQ H. The office at No. 10
Madison street has lately been enlarged
and improved and fitted up somewhat 10
correspond with the healthy financial
condition Of such prosperous and popu-
lar institution.
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Death Of an Actress.

Mrs. George c. Boniface, clever actress
who first appeared here with the Fl th
Avenue Troupe in 1872 in divorce -
u translation IRON the French by Cazau-
ran, has died near Boston, Mass The
lady in her early career was popular us
one Of the Newton sisters, and she made
her first appearance at Rochester, New
York, as Miss St Clair in Uncle Toms
Cabin. Her sister, Kate Newton, was
one Of the handsomest women of her days
and she Was also clever actress. Miss
Newton acted as 0phe ia, Desdemona and
similar parts here with her brother-in-law
George o. Boniface, eighteen years
ago, the latter playing Ham
let, Othello and similar characters
in a satisfactory manner and before large
audiences. Within the past ten or eleven
years Mr.. Boniface has visited this city on
several occasions, but his success has not
been marked since he retired from the
Fifth Avenue company. He supported
Mary Anderson one season several years
ago, and being a finished as we'll as an ex-
perienced actor, that accomplished artist
derived much professional benefit from
the association. Mr.. BOniface died some
months ago, TO be followed by his widow
as noted above. The deceased leaves a
son and daughter on the stage, and the
latter is handsome as well as a rising
young actress.
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Large and fresh lots OfNOriOlIk,
LynDhaven Bay and York river
OYSTERS received daily at lley-
ers'. No. 30 Monroe street. and
served IN ihe choicest manner.
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AMUSE uENTS.


Interviews" a rip-roaring sketch OF
newspaper life in all It's triumphs and adj
versities, was presented at Leubries The
alter last night by Milton Mobiles and his
excellent company. Mr.. Mobiles has
evidently seen the practical side of news
paper life, for his delineation of the char
aeter is most realistic. The Phenixn
will be given tonight Interviews" to-
morrow afternoon and Love aud Law
tomorrow evening
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School suits in every style at
he most reasonable prices.
Golden kagIe OnePriee Clothing
House.
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.H0 FOR LOUISVILLE
Only $3.50.
|. SARELSON & CO.,
80 Main street.

BIO Main Street.

And all Others wanting substantial trunks
At low prices, are invited to call at 83
Monroe street. 3St
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-Four dray mules and two young,
gentle horses, for sale cheap. Bryson
& Co. Al
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All of the very latest Ia styles
and designs at the Golden Eagle
one h-rice Clothing House.
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The Ione.f Rirnrea


Ever known for good trunks and valises
can be had at 30 Monroe street 38t
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Gents Underwear. Sam Way
has she finest stock ever shown
in This city.
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IHave Got Them.
Ask for 1t. Ask for It.
KO-KO TULU
Chewing Gum
Perfumes the Breath,
Aids Dig nstiOn.
A soIId Tn,urnnoe Comnanv.

Hsrper's Monthly for November,
just received at UOrwin'S, 283 Main
alrnet.
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FoR BEST,

FOR RENT.
( VfIAGk. I rooms, lll Lauderdale street
" Apply Al WORKMAN House. sH
DlAA0s ami ORGANS 81
l. " HyLLENBRkG's Music House
A NICELY fgrniihsd room. With use Of
~ horsry' % July ], 1885,. Address y artin.
Ledger once. IA ~
~ iarnithed fooni, cgner Uulon and
Main. Apply a $50 Main street. n 4
FURNISHED ROOMS at so Main street.
Ul
NICE brick residences on Hsrnando ycad
4 near Selma X. h. trafk.
hetldeneei With 3 acfes land, MeLemors
.,ssg;nas;.,, near btats Female COLLEGE, Apply 4
shLDB y. ~ Main street. 81
Ah9K' arrt-elsts cotton varehoufs.
- Nv /. v. PATRICK.
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A SITUATION as porter for some. good
"A house By a man Of experiences. Address
MiIlar l0I Shelhv street. 80 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

Moore, from Hood county: Black. at al, VS.
tne state, from Mccullough county three
cssese LAngston vs. the state, from Vic
,otis county. Rehearing refused: Cleye-
,ahd and Cameron vs. Williams from Nc
Lehman county, and Maddox VS. the State.
nom N,!sm county. Reversed and rem.
9ered: Hudson vs. Long, from Bell county.
dismissed; Forester VS. McNutt. OF al.
rom johnson. Reversed and rcmanded,
Gooder, ct al, vs. the State. from
nnrockmorton county; Dsrgan W.. the
Pullman Palace Car company, from DALLAS
county. Motion to dismiss submitted:
sMshuah vs.. Gouse. from Dallas county,
Submitted on briefs for the state: White
vs.. the State, from Wise coupty; Rather va.
the Stats, irem Bosque county. Submitted
on orieis for both parties Williams VS.. the
s.a,s, rSm A..scosa county; Fiiz 4 Leaber
vs.. me City Of Austin, from Travis county:
Mefall VS., the City Of Austin, from Travis
county, Certioraii granted: Scarborcurh
vs., the State, nom Eastland county.
AUSTIN, June i6,-lPress. IA Mexican
and then beat her head ali
10 pieces and stabbed h :
brother 70 ueath. lie wac Jailed to.uish,
There are threats Of lynching.
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HOUSTON.
Another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arrive
The Light Guards--ThAt bridge.

Another Rsilway-Muskmsions Arrive
The Light Guards--ThAt Bridge.
HousroS, June l6.- Especial. i Mr..
Charles Tenslsy informs us that the Hous.
ton & Gulf Shore railroad is 10 be speedily
built and Houston put In direct railroad
communication with the town OF Wharton.
down the coast In Wharton county,
The grading. bridging aud trestle
work along the coast country.
from Columbia to Wharton, ara
already completed and ready for the ties
and iron. The money Is arranged to pay
for the ties and iron, and In less than thirty
days srrack- laying will begin. Mr.. Linsley
and Major J. B. GarwOod are active movers
in the enterprise, and its early completion
is now placed bevond question.
A load OF musk MELONS In front of the
Pacific express company's office, this morn.
Ing. attracted general attention, they being
the first yet brought to this market.
This morning Chief Coyle was presented
with handsome tiremans belt by the
assistant chief, 4&
Captain Scurry says the Light Guards will
attend the Galveston military encsmpment
If prize Of ST. 600 is offered for the bes,
drill.
The county commissioners concluded tc
accept the $1,000 offered by the city In con
sideration of full release of all claims on
the city for the construction of the Sar
Jacinto bridge, and the county will at ono,
proceed to finish the bridge. 80 at last tn,
white elephant Is in fair way of compile
| tion.
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WACO,
Aged Farmer Killed by = Disreputabie
Character--C Court Notes-alinor Mention.

| Aged Farmer Killed by = Disreputabis
Character-Court Notes Minor Mention
WACO, June l6.-[Special. This morn.
at Ross Station on the Central railroad
John Shin killed George W. Smith with ,
blow from club. Both were farmers
Snin escaped. His character "A not good,
He is now indicted for felony. Smith was
quite an old man and highly respected
The killing grew out Of discussion over
the depredations Of Smiths cattle on
Shin's crops. Officers are aiter the mur.
derer.
Rev. Francis r. Starr. of Victoria, called
to fill the rectOrate of st. Pauiis Episcopa
church here, has arrived and will preach
Tomorrow.
A train OF thirteen cars of stock cattl,
were shipped to Shackeliord county yester
day, having been sold by Sanford johnson
to J. M. Lee, OF Abilene, at an average
price OF $50,
In the district court to-day, Cole Austin
and Noah belgrade, two Of the eight
negroes charged with lynching Gabe
Austin about nine weeks ago, had habcas
corpus hearing and were bailed In the sum
of $3.50 and $500 respectively.
Tom Brown, for stealing q horse, was
found guilty and given five years.
Henry Neely, accused of burning q 50 50t
gin house, was acquitted. Several case,
continued.
steve Bates, under indictment for stary
ing his child, out-witted the officers lasI
night by marrying Mollie Schuter, the
principal states witness against him. Both
are negroes.
+. o, Bales. penitentiary contractor, ar
rived from Ell Paso to-day with seven con
victs destined for Huntsville.
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MINERAL WELLS,

To Celebrate tho eFosrth--visits RS Arriving,
MINERAL WILLS, June i6.--[Speciall l.
There wasa rousing meeting of the citizens
OF this place held at the Duke school house
this evening at which the different com.
mittees were appointed tor our barbecue on
the tth. Governor Throckmorton, Hon. s.
w. I. Lanham and Hon. ], III, Trayior.
=. We been invited to attend and address
the p,er,e. A big time is anticipated, aud
we expect to s,s more people at the Wells
on that day than any ohe. time before.
The town Is full Of visitors, and the hotel
accommodations are insufficient to supply
the demand. Sso
Among the arrivals we are pleased %
note Miss Fannie Collins, OF Dallas, visit,
Ing Miss Mamie Ranford.and Miss Bessie
Snow, both accomplished and charming
young ladies.
The weather is delightful, health good
and everybody happy.
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FORT WORTH.
Projected Enterprise Local New

Projected Enterprise Local News
FoRr WORTH, June 10 Especial IA.
N. Woody to-day made motion for a new
trial in his libel suit, but Judge Beckham
overruled 1t, when Woody took an appeal
A number Of merchants and bankers
have formed a company with Colonel J. r.
Smith as chief stockholder, to build a grand
central hotel on Main and Fifth streets
cost at least $l50, 900, TO be four stories high,
Mr.: Dickey, architect Of the capital hotel.
at Houston, 10 now drawing the plans at a
cost Of 5000. Colonel Smith says the com
pany are determined that 1t shall be the
finest hotel in the state, and 10 have II com
pleted by winter.
h. N. Brunswig, W. A. Sym.ngton and
others to-day let a contract for q building
for the Fort Worth Chemical work., In
which to do an extensive manufacturing
bust ness. The capital is 100000. Work
begins Monday.
The curbing for the sidewalks was re.
ceived to-day, and the work OF putting II IN
for the seven miles oi sidewalks began this
afternoon.
| Wilkinson, shot by Kain last night, Is
somewhat improved, but still In a pre-
carious condition.
The superintendent OF schools and the
mayor to-day announced the faculty for the
summer norual school to be conducted
during July by the city. A number of hnt
lecturers will address the teachers during
the session.
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Washington News Items.

WASHINGTON, June 10 Major Nicksr.
sons second wife did not I've here with
him, % was reported, hut has been here for
the post three weeks, and has no idea. she
says, where the major 10. AZ soon "a m
was advised Of the action OF the Philadei.
phia court she informed the major that she
could not live with him and they sepsrated.
She has not seen him l.ace.
Mrs. Ella b. Crisson. eldest dsuehter ar
Chief Justice Drake, Of the court Of claims.
died yesterday.
Owing to the inability Of Hill's counssl
10 be present to-day, the cross exam Mon
Of 6telnwiiz was deferred TIL Monday.
The grand jury this morning broisht IN
another indictment against Brady. N
charges that July l3, 1850 deienda Ant msds
contract with J. b. Price 10 carry OF, 4 maii
route from Socono, New Mexico, 10 Silver
City and back seven times Q week on (
schedule Of thirty-hve hours, from Aurust
to June 10, 1881, for al $50, and that
November 3, 1880, the contractor psId
General Brady $3.50 a. compensation, Tor
awarding the contract. The witnesses
were John A.. Walsh, J. D, Price, jossph
Cochran and J. w. Brady.
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COllslCANA.


Dicd From Her Wounds Horse Thieves At
work-Lacky rickst-Hoidsr. Etc.
CoRsIoASA, June l6..-r[Special. Maud
Collins, the Little colored girl who was bit.
ten by dog some days ago, died yesterday
evening from the effect of the bites.
The Methodist church In East Corsicans
y RAPIDLY nearing completion. The ground
has been broken up for the foundation
OF the East Side Presbyterian church.
ed.
Several horses were stolen from near Rich.
land yesterday, and were shipped on with
. lot to East st. Louis last even.
ing. A posse In search OF stolen animals
arrived here this morning.
Two hundred dollar prizes were dram from
the lottery by ticKet holders here.
Physicians report great deal Of sickness
IN and about town, most oft malarial fe'
YER,
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wAsHISeros. June l6,--In the criminal
court o-dsy. Msrris, q Law partner Of Mer.
rick, in the case Of Brady and others. said
he was requested TO say for Merrick that
Reredell desired to withdraw the plea Of
guilty and submit not guilty. The court
said Reredell must come into court and
make the plea, and ordered that he be
brought in Monday, The court said furth.
er, 1t thought the best thing would be 10
enter motion OF arrest OF Judgment, Under
the laws 1t required at least two to commit
conspiracy; one could not do II. Asthe
other defendants had been acquitted the
court would find itself unable TO pass sen.
tence upon the plea entered.
Morris replied, But II is the intention OF
the government to enter a nolle PROSE- on
that plea"
"Iou had better consult the authorities, y
said the judge, "and come in MONDAY i
Adjourned.
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6W -
TYLER
The Kansas n Galf-Telsphonio and Fer

Tho Kansas n Gslf-Tclephonic and For.
s0nal.
TYLER, June 6,-lspecial. 1.-The meeting
to-day TO consider the proposition
OF the Kansas h Gulf Short Line
Railroad company, while slimly attended,
developed = very friendly interest. The
amount OF land asked for Ia fifteen acres. ali
told. 10 claimed that altar the donations
are all In, only about 5000 In canh will
have 10 be raised. 80
The telephone exchange has been 90.
cured, Mr.. II. M. Goss. Of Huntsville sta
tion will be the manager.
Miss Maggie A. Riordan, of Waco, who
has made her home here with the family OF
Judge NJ, II. Bonner for the past two years,
leit for home to-day.
Weather Is very warm.
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CLEBURNE.


CLrDuRsK, June i0.-[speciall-A most
important item in my special Of the i4th
that the city council appropri ated by taxa.
ton $40, ,0n TO build q city hall TO 30 cen.
trally located and Of the most beautiful de.
sign. The committee appointed by the
mayor TO select or negotiate for the site
report at the next meeting Of the council.
IL Is said several thousand dollars more
bonds will be placed upon the market 10
add further improvements 10 the court
house. An Iron fence will be placed around
II and when complete II Is said BY oomps-
tant person. will bs among the most impos.
Ing In the state.
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SAN ANTONIO.

Censured the Briver--Suddsn Death--fro-
teotivs Association Formed, Ktc
BAN ANTONIO. June i6.-ISpecial. .l-Wal-
ter Lamotte, a boy five years old, who was
run over by street.car yesterday, died at 0
O'clock this evening. The coroner's Jury
censured the driver.
John Healy, an employee Of the Su nset
road, died this morning while enroute from
SPoiford junction to Columbus. Justice
Adams held an inquest. The Jury found
that deceased died from natural causes.
A meeting of stock owners was held to-
day at Pearsall and the permanent organi-
zation OF stock-raisers Protective associa
tion effected.
=, Crops are suffering at Pearsall from con.
tinued warm weather.
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Msri III Pa ks suIcldsd 4

WATERPROOF, June l6.-[Spscial, J.
Merrill Parks, convicted at the last term Of
the district court and sentenced to the psn.
issntlary for fifty years for the murder Of
Frank H. Hogan, February 18th, 1883, come
mitted suicide last night BY swallowing
oarbolo acid. After conviction an sppssi
was taken to the court Of appeals and M
case was affirmed this week. On yeslerriav
Parks and two prisoners, William Bsllard
and s. Q. Annette, entered into 8 con
spiraoy TO attack the jailsr, Mr.. Emmett
Takitt, as he should come in the evenins
TO lock them IN the iron cage at the m.
pointed time. The attempt was made 81
Parks attempting TO catch Mr.. Tackitt
while he stood In the partly.opensd outer
door, but Mr.. Tsokitt being on The look.
out, jumped back and instantly drew his
sx-shooter, causing. the prisoners 70 re-
treat. Parks, with the others, then retired
within their cages, Parks In Z short dime
said be was going to kill himself by tskIns
carbolic acid, which he did, drinking from 4
bottle that had been furniihed a. q disln.
feCtant.
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Kruu.

Sr. LOUIS, June l6.-Purther vdevelop.
ments In the case Of ex.Judge Krum, who
has been mysteriously absent for several
weeks, show that on the 18th of June lst
year, William Robertson, retail dry goods
merchant Of this city, made asslgnmen,
aud krum was appointed asslg1ee, and
gave bond In $60, 600. Subsequently, under
direction Of the court, the Robertson stock
Of goods were sold by Krum TO William
Barr & Co., the latter paying therefor some.
thing over $4,000. No record Of this was
found In tho court, and II doesn't seem to
be known what was done by Krum with
the proceeds Of the sale, and the inference
is that he is 4 defaulter for that amount.
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GALVESTON, June i6,-[special. I-Yester.
day evening the beach at the foot Of Center
street for short time was the scene Of In.
tense excitement, and In less than fifteen
minutes three lives were saved from watery
graves by the heroic efforts Of Mr.. Wright
7. Andrews. The persons saved were =
lady, Albert Bright and Charles Chees-
borough. The accident was caused bv the
parties respectively being carried into :
suck-hole. At the time OF the accident Mr..
Andrews vas bathing In the surf short
distance OIL, when he was startled bv tho
shrill cry Of woman, whom he saw WA
Iantically tloundering In the water. He AZ
once swan toward her, aud after copsi lar
able exertion landed her on the beach In an
almost unconscious condition. Mr., An.
drews then returned to the water when he
was aroused by another alarm, this time hv
q man, to whose assistance he went And
succeeded In catching him as hs was RoinR
dewn the third time. lie had scarcely eoi
the second victim on TO the bank and into
the hands OF friends, when tho alarming
call for help again reached his ears. Thc
aged man, although much exhausted. arain
boldly plunged into the surf and brourht
the apparently lifeless remains Of younR
Cheesborough 10 the shore. Mr., AndreVs
has received many congratuiations nom
his friends and acquaintances to-day for his
selt-sacriiicing hsroism.
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Calling nrlrht To Annxsr.

LONDON, June l6.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says; Northoote has informed Bright he
will call attention Of the commons 10 that
portion Of Brights speech at Birmingham
In which he referred In severe terms 10 OBJ.
struction, saying: 1.-THE obstructionists In
alliance with the Irish rebels were doing
their utmost 10 make II impossible for the
house to do any work. He will further
point out that Bright committed breach Of
privilege In using the language objected 10.
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LONDON, June l6,--The National Rifle as.
sociation has decided not to, allow the
American team to use the screw wind
gauge in competition at Wibledom, except
in the international match volunteer ser.
vice. The Gazette regrets this decision
and thinks If the Americans are beaten
they will be able to claim they were handi,
caped because not allowed, like English
ritiemen, to use in the preliminary contests
exactly the same appliances they used at
the match. However, says the Gazette,
there are not wanting signs that the Amer.
leans may give the English sound beat.
ing
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of eomment AND consider.hle e,rlisn,

OF comment andecnsidersble excitement on
change here, but 50 far IS learned nobody
has been hurt. The provision market sym.
pathized with that OF Chicago, but there
we're no round transactions made. Wheat
was seood deal excited tor a while and de.
eiined sharply, but partially recovered and
closed nrmer and more steady. An opera
tor intimate with McGeoch on the boaru of
trade SAYS the loss will approximate nearly
SS1uo,OO, that, notwithstanding this, the
trm processes ability to make good show.
ing on settlement. Their interest Is closely
identified with other operators.