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Good Living.

Smithfeld Hams, Shoulders, and Mid
dlings.
Royal Flour, the whitest and best.
Java Coffee, very fine.
Green Tea, the finest that grows.
Bohemian Beer, excellent, in bottles.
Old Whiskeys and Wines.
French and American Preserves, and
many delicacies that will tempt the appe-
tite and invigorate the body.
JOSEPH M. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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* Rim ST Y l. L S .
OUR
HAT DEPARTMENT. HAT

This is one Of the ave great stores OF SAKS, and
IA so well known to the general public as being
"HEADQUARTERs" for this special line or
goods that lis popularity IL assured. The immense
variety Of stock carried, and the fact that QUIZ
PRICES are always the LOWEST, place this
division Of OUR ESTABLISHMENT in the front
rank for excellence and attractive prices. We
now have in stock full and complete lines OF
FAHsIoNABLE HATS
for Gentlemen, Yoaths, Boys, and Children OF the
Lstes, and Most Approved styles. We are show
ing everything desirable in DERBY SHAPES, and
our line OF SOFT HATS for young gentlemen Is
unsurpassed in the South. This FEDORA" new
the most popular shape In Soft Hats we show In
ALL THE LATEST SHADES; and In STIFF
and sEMI.sTIFF HATS fer gentlemen aAd young
men, we give you EVERY FASHIONABLE
BLOCK OF THE SEASON.
DIR BOYS AND CHILDREN's HAT
DEPARTMENT
"a ar Exposition OF Elegance and Variety.
DAINTY GAPS and HATS Of every eoneei'ao'e
design In stock at all times
We have determined to keep the lead On 'ne
HAT question In Richmond, II DEsih ABLE
GOODS, GREAT VARIETY, and BoTroh
PRICES viii deit.
we solicit an examination Of our
NEW SPRING STYLES ch
A. sAKs & co"
LEADERS OF STYLE
I01s MAIN STREET.
fsp9I -..--.'
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The Balance OF the Engravings

remaining from the auction sale will be
offered by me at private sale at auction
prices for two days. Such inducements
will be offered that those who really desire
to get good pictures should not let the op-
portunity pass.
JN0. Il. LAUGHT0H, Jr.,
Auctioreer.
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Confirmation Suits at the One-Pl ice
Clothing Palace, 1901 Main street, corner
Thirteenth.
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One I'm Seven

of those insured under the Accident Poll
cies Of THE TRAVELLERS, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, i'm 1883, was killed or injured by
accident, and received Cash Benefits.
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PAINTINGS, RNGRAvINGs, &c.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT L.
LEwIs's ART-GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, WATER -COL0RS,
oLEOGRAPHs, STEEL ESGRAyinGs.
AND CuRoMOs FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-nIRRORs, BisQUEs,
and BoGERs's GROUPS constantly on hand.
sx1o FRAMES, In God, Bronze, Plush, Ebony,
md Walnut, from Csc spwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every styie-a large
assortment on hand and for sale AT very lev pries.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER aud PICTURES
FRAMED IN the latest and most artistic naoser
EAsTER-CARDS IN every styie-
EASELS and CORNlCRs made 70 srdor.
A full line Of ARTISTS MATERIALS ess-
staatls on hand. l.. LEWIS's Art Gallery,
M18 Ella Maia stree.
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II YOU SUFFER with sick headache, cOnstipa-
tiOn, sour stomach, or bilious attacks, EMoRY's
LITTLE CATHARTlC PILLS win relieve yOn. As a
regulator Of the bowels they have no equal. Fifteen
cents.
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Continuation Suits at the 0ne-Price
Clothing Palace, 1901 Main street, corner
Thirteenth.
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CANDTDATEs ron 0FTECE.

rJ'O TIE PEOPLE.--I NEED TUE
Il once, and want 10 be elected
MAYOR OF THE CITY.
Therefore. on the urgent call OF necessity aaf ~
own desire ask the voters 10 nominate uac at the
primary election, May lst, 1854, 20 which sub-
NIT my claims. am deeply grateful for past soa-
OF Its continuance. II have proved incompetent
or unfafthfut. turn me out; N on the consraSy,I
appeal 20 the conscience and judgment 81 every
man 10 DO 10 me as he would have me 70 do 10 him
quail voter 10 cast his ballot that the real voice
OF the people. and not OF mere factions and fiuEs
may be he9rd.
Gratefully and respectfully.
ap o-td VIC. CARRINGTOr
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Reduced prices on EAsTER-CA at l.. LEW.
ISIS, 9l2 Main street.
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.. PINK TEA.v

INUE LADIES OF BROAD-STREET
l. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH win
serve " PINK TEA" Ia the lectnrc-room OF IN.
church WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 9Th.
Admit ssion free. ap 6-sa&W2t
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DRUGs. MEDICINES. @c.

Go TO l.. LEwIs's for EAsTEB-CAnDs at re
duced rates-912 Main street.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c
BOAR DING.
PERSONAL.

NIIss PALMER, FORMERLY WITH
WI Mrs. l.. n. Morris, Is neg With Nas. H. . !:
THURsT0N, 3l5 EAST BROAD StRkEI, AMI
wosld ~ pleased 10 soc her friends 81 the AstsS
tabiishnent soo ~
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ClOsing-out week of EAsrEI-CARDs at l.
LEwIS's at reduced rates-912 Main street
TO THE ONsUMPTIvE.-WuBoR'S COhPOUNI
OF CoD-LGvER OIL AND LIME, without possess
ing the very nauseatng favor OF the article here
tofore used, Is endowed by the Phosphate of Lin,
with a healing property which renders the OF
doubly efiicacious. Remarkable testimonials o.
lis efficacy can be shown. Sold by A. B. WIBoR
Chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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EASTER HOLIDAYS.

Every parent who IS able 10 indulge the htil'
sDes IN a NEW SUIT Will certainly buy one thi'
week. and we know of no better place than the
hIsFIT STORE 70 buy them. We have SUITS
FOR THE LEAEPURsBs as well a. the WELL
FILLED oNRs-prices ranging fros el.To "a
%. What We would remind the indslgent mother
is not 20 postpone TN Friday Of Saturday. Speak
ing from past expenoaee, shose two days before
Easter and our store crowded. We can't give yos
she attention We are able to give Joa sew.
We also have an elegant selection ia BOYS
SUITS YoR CONFIRMATION, FOR DRESS, o.
FOR scHooL-prices ranging from o. ss14'
Oar stock OF
MEMS SUITS
Is complete. We the handsomess iise OF
PAsTALoONs
ever brought 10 Richmond. at eur usual low prices
Drop in and see cs. Twin pay ron.
MIssIr STORE.
s1s nArs ssnnnr.
Zap 6-SsI
-
DOOK AND JOB WORK
ID NEATLY ExECuTED
DsarArcu fkiETsss-aouA<
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DOARD OF ALDERMEN.
MONROE WARD.

LEWIS ID. CBFNsHAw, JR., will receiy. she
support OF the Democrats OF Monroe Ward For the
RDOFALDERMEN in the primary elcctios.
An a.
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
SHERIFF OF the CITY OF RICHMOND. sub
ject 10 the Democratic primary electios. shssis
1t be the pleasure Of my lsw.ehizens 10 elect
me to the Office, | promise them IN return o con-
scienusus and faithful discharge Of its du,i,A
Fesling deeply grateful for the csndden that 70,
have expressed In roe, ara. very respectfully,
NH 27-lm CIiARLES w. GODDN.
+ RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
l. SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE oFFICE
OF CITY SERGEANT, srbject TO the decisisn si
the Democratic primary. should u be ule pleasure
OF nv fe.low-ctlzens IL elect 10 the siuos
promise In retlTn a faithful discharge OF it duties
Respectfully ysurs,
NH Him JAMES G. SMITH
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DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.

There shall be elected the following dele
gates: Marshall Ward, 4; Jefferson Ward,
B; Madison Ward. 3; Monroe Ward, 81;
| Clay Ward. 8; Jackson Ward, 2-total, 81.
The number OF persons, corresponding
to the number Of delegates the ward Is en-
titled TO, receiving the highest number OF
votes. shall be the delegates from such
ward IN the Convention. Each delegate so
elected shall appoint his own alternate.
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NOTICE.-MR N. ID. HARGROVR.
IN the present efficient and faithful represents-
tive In the Common Council from Madison Ward,
will again be voted for by the voters from Madisea
Ward. He does not seek the place, but he Is wsat-
cd BY VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS.
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
Il SELF A CANDIDATE for the oaics II
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ssh
ject 70 the primary election.
ap 6-dtMy1 AR. COURTNEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

"Yes; as far as have been able Ia
ascertain the position of members In
both houses, and from what | know. +
will predict the passage of the bill iy
nearly two-thirds majority. The rec.
ord shows how many voted before on
similar bills, and Il Is certain that
large percentage of those who
voted In the negative before will now
be on the affirmative side. There has
been wholesome change i'm seuti.
ment about the Indian territory. The
majority of public men no longer lie.
lieve that IL should be shut Ia by n
Chinese wall from the outside
world. They see now that
the interest of millions OF people and
one-fourth Of the continent demands
that 1t shold be opened to Transports
ton lines"
Mr.. Gresham said further that he
believed the opposition would mainly
come from those who desired inforn,a.
ton. The Texas delegation is also
confident that the Santa Fe bin will
pass during the month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
PoLlrlcAl..
Party Conventions Held Yesterday
Presidential Preferences.
WYOMING,

WYOMING.
EVANSTON, Wyo. MAy-e.-The Re.
publican convention today, after a
stormy session, chose ]. G. Midtown
anu James Francis delegates TO the
national convention. They favor Ar
thur.
MARYLAND.
II AGERsrowN, May lat the Re.
publican convention temporary organ.
i2auon was effected. aud n platform
embodying about the same points and
principles as those of other Repuhii.
can conventions was PASSED. AFTER
which the following delegates at large
were elected: Congressman Hattop
y. N. Phillips, Col. Jas. Wallace and
Senator Hodson.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May . The Re.
publican state convention met again
this morning, and elected as the re.
manning delegate at large John w.
Lewis. The delegation now stands
Walter Evans, w. Q. Bradley, G. G.
Culbertson, ]. w. Lewis. The follow
ing are the district delegations: First
Capt. Ed. Farley aud +. G. Bragg, 70,
Arthur; Second, j. S. Moore ant
Judge Hands, Arthur; Third, w. l.
Hazelip and Allen Allenworth, non
committal Fourth, Gen. Z. Jolly ant
Ed. Philip, Arthur; Fifth, job,
Mason Brown and Silas f
Miller, Arthur; Sixth, James A. Scar
lett, Arthur, and ID NJ. Cominzore
Blaine; Seventh, William c. Goodlo
and r. Stoll, Arthur; Eighth, Rober
Boyd, Arthur, and George Denny, Jr
Blaine; Ninth, G. NJ. Thomas, Al
thur, and DIR. Branford, Blaine
Tenth, Andy j. Auxier, Arthu,
and j. c. Evensale, anti.Arthur
Eleventh, II. A. Buckner and II. G
Trimble, Arthur.
| NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB., May 1.-The follow
ing delegates at large were elected b
the Republican convention. ]. N
Thurston, NJ. S. HARDWOOD, Peter jar
sen and Geo. III. Brooks. The delegate
are uninstructed, but resolutions II
dorsing President Arthur's admini
tration were adopted.
GEORGIA.
| ATLANTA, May 2.-In the Republ
can convention the matter of sendin
delegates to Chicago was referred
the executive committee with pow,
to nominate officers, and PRESIDENT,
electors, and II was left to the exec,
tive committee to put out state tic
ct. The convention ind orsed &c
Longstreet for governor and adjourne
1t is not known IL Longstreet will ru
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
AROUND TOWN.

A boom in real estate is predicted for
next week.
An active canvass Is being made by
the candidates for chief of the fire de-
partment.
A bull.terrier pup belonging to w.
A. Ross of Fort Worth won second
prize In the Chicago dog show.
The western dial of the town clock
got one hour behind during the Re
publican convention and has not yet
made 1t up.
Deputy Sheriff John Thompson ID
suffering from bruised foot, caused
by his horse running against tree the
other morning.
The NJ, r. johnson hook and ladder
company win have drill at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. All the members are
expected to attend.
THE GAZETTE force returns thanks
to Messrs. j. w. Buchanan ~ Co.,
manufacturers OF cider, mineral and
soda waters, for case of ginger ale.
The teachers normal institute meets
ut 10 u. IN. to-day Mt Building No. ].
An interesting programme has been
arranged. Among the notable features
of the morning will be an exposition
of the use OF the tellurian by Prof
Gerard. All friends Of education are
invited to attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
WHERE CULTURE REIGSs.
Pennsylvania "Ladies" Break Up
Ball TO Attend a Prize Fight.

PITrsBuRo, April 25.-One of the
most remarkable prize fights that ever
occurred In this city or vicinity, took
place last night ut Arsenal park. Bill
son Jack and Jack Clifford, for 800 a
side. Previous 10 the battle ball had
been In progress. In which over thirty
young girls and several mothers with
Infants were participants. When
time was called at 1920, the women as
well as the men crowded around tile
ring, and during the fight the former
were the most enthusiastic shOuters
for their respective fayorltes. The
fight was with soft gloves, TO finish
with the London prize ring rules.
From the start Clifford,
who displayed the most science,
had the best of 1t aud soon had the
battle well In his hands. BilsOn Jack
fought savagely, however, aud refused
to give up until the l21Bt round, when
his friends interfered and the mill was
awarded to Clifford. Both men were
terribly punished. Bllson Jack had Ia
he carried from the ring. A number
OF policemen watched the fight 10 the
close without interfering. The battle
lasted an hour and forty five minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Judge Lynch in West yirginia-Ihe
Vengeance of Mob Law.
A MURDERER MOBBEu

~ htNDEhEh MobBibs
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May -
Word was received this morning to
tie effect that Jacob Dobson, one of
the Hill boys gang, who shot ex-
Sheriff Atkins of Boone county last
night, was lynched AZ Giiilithsville.
Logan county, last night.
LyNCHING THREATENED.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May . The
sheriff of Mason county, Mt Point
Pleasant. w. Va, telegraphs here this
morning for cartridges. There is a
prospect of n mob lynching James
Kirby, who killed man named Cliff
tim, and who was fined 800 and i'm
prisoned thirty days. The people are
Infatuated over the verdict in the case.
THE WILD WEST.
SPOKANE FALLS, w. H., May > =
Last night ut Thompson's Falls, an
Indian with some whites was engaged
at a gambling table. The Indian was
charged with unfair dealings, and II
fight ensued. The Indian started to
run, and was fatally shot in the back
by one of the gamblers. AS the news
spread, the Indians began to collect
and show signs of general uprising
The toughest element. In the country
is now collected at Thompson's Falls
and 1t is unsafe for any one will
money to go out unprotected at night
A number of persons have beer
robbed. The same state of affairs ex
lists at Spokane Falls. where number
of gamblers from Thompson's Falls
have collected. The organization of q
vigilance committee is talked of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Union Pacific strikers.

OMAHA, May 1.-The Union Pacific
shopmen, brakemen, switc ''men'
track men and freight handlers went
ont on strike this morning
against 10 per cent. reduction Of wages
n Il said the strikers will prevent the
departure of all trains, and u possible
hlackade the entire road. There are
snlIv 800 men In the strike at Omaha.
There Ia TO be conference between u
aan,mittee of strikers and General Su-
vnerintendent ii. n. Clark. 1t 10 not
ppo..ibIe to foretell what the result may
The strike Il understood TO ex-
,and ali over the Union PACING sys-
.em, On both the Union and kansss
d .Hr The town IL quiet, and no
d;stnrbauces are anticipated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
The Arkansaw Holman.
iArkansaw Trnveier.l


Old man Sam Kalleton was doubt
less one Of the most ardent legislators
known To the history Of Arkansaw.
Every bill introduced by well-dressed
man he looked on with suspicion, and
never failed TO suggest an amendment
One morning, after nights
car0usal, he entered the
legislative hall just az the chaplain
was asking divine aid. The old man
took chew of tobacco and listened at
tentively until the chaplain closed his
petition with an effective recitation Of
the Lords Prayer. "Mr. Speaker
said the old man, arising. II move u
strike out the words daily bread and
insert as much bread as may be found
necessary for twenty days. We havs
already done enough for the flood SUI
fererr."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
FOREIGN.
CANADA.
EXCITEMENT AT REGINA.

'ENENi Al kEGlNA.
REGINA, N. w. T., May Am in.
dignation meeting Of citizens and
squstters last night condemned the ac.
ton of the Dominion land board in
trying to sell squatters' claims by auc-
ton, and called on the federal govern
ment to rescind the order. The gov.
eminent tried to sell the land, but re.
ceived no bids. Great excitement pre-
walls and violence Is feared.
THE DYNAMITE PLOT.
TORONTO, May mo new develop
ments in connection with the dyna
mite plot. The cabinet council yester
day decided to offer a reward of 81, 0Ot
for the arrest and convi ,tion of tn,
parties who put the cartridges wher,
found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
MEXICO.
A RuN OF THE RANKs.

A RUN on THE BANKS.
Boston, May IA special from the
CITY of Mexico of May says run on
the Monte de Pledad bank started on
Saturday, which created . panic
among depositors and distrust IN the
financial stability Of all banking firms
Of the city. Runs started on all of
them. Crowds surrounded the Monte
de Piedad, National and Mercantile
banks. anxious to make settlement:
The Bank of London, Mexico aud
south America is the least disturbed,
having been Withdrawing notes y sine. since
waited by the government directing
hank bills to be refused at Its officer.
FALSE RUMoRs.
NEW YORK. May IA dispatch
from President Scrimzer, OF the Mexi,
can Telegraph Go /, now at the City Of
Mexico, says the dispatches via
Laredo, Indicating the probability OF q
revolution, are exaggerations. There
are no signs of revolution In the City
of Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

Muskegon, Mich. Justly claims pre-
eminence as the greatest lumber pro.
ducing city In the world. The total
product Of Muskegon during 1888 was
6s6, 070, 254 feet, exceeding the product
of the Saginaw valley by several hun
dred millionS. She produced during
the same period ls9 ,S54 $50 laths and
cut $40, 401 shingles. One fourth Of the
vessel traffic OF Lake Michigan il
transacted at MLskegon, and over
5000 vessels were cleared from the port
last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

When the three booms rose In New
York for Arthur, Blaine and Ed
munds, they were all thought TO be
bona fide. Soon. however, when an
Edmunds delegate was elected the
Arthur men would chuckle and wink.
Now when an Edmunds man Is elect.
ed tie Blaine men also chuckle and
wink. They say Edmunds means
Blaine. Apparently the only one
OF the three candidates who At no time
has had any cause for satisfaction al
the election OF an Eimunds delegats
has been Mr.. Edmun Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Approaching yuptlals.

Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Virginia Tevis, one Of the
mott charming young ladies In Fort
Worth society, TO Mr.. Charles O..
Mitchell, the accomplished CONNER
cial Traveller for the house Of Max f.
ser. The interesting ceremony will be
performed next Thursday evening at
b o'clock ut the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. A. A. Tevis, l0l4 Lamar
o. aof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Wholesale Mail Robbery.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL May "A
Victoria. b. c., special says the as
founding discovery is made that mails
which left Victoria on March 81 and
"a for the East and Europe never
resched their destination. 1t Is be-
lieved they nave been robbed on the
line of the Northern Pacific. The pc
cuniary loss will be heavy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
Missouri Floods.

e.. LOUIS, May ga Chillicothe'
Mo dispatch ssys rain has fallen In
torrents all day, and Grand river and
10 Thousands Of ceres are now
;Uaannnds,ed. and hundreds Of stockmen
, n,'t With boats after their stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

A prominent Massachusetts Repub.
lican, 1t Is claimed by the Boston
Transcript. was recently told by Mr..
Blaine that he was not u candidate for
the presidency and had avoided doing
anything to secure the nomination,
aud further, that II he had the power
10 name the man he would nominate
Gen. Sherman. MFR. Blaine regarded
the general as the most available,
ablest and best man for the place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
BADrAU's BAzoo

FOSTERS COUNTERBLAsT.
aIseToS, May 2.-Foster, min
epain, returned to Washington
'nma visit to India. His at
oslng calledto the charges of
aoesu, late consul general at
against the state department,
Y Ilat 60 far as they related to
Y! :. commercial agreement ne
AZ Madrid for the West
uade Gen. Badeau was
unsustained by the facts.
Sl alleged that the agreement
~. miaanailleslly improper and i'll
.soi mat 10 six weeks after it
w U had been abandoned and
SGe concluded. The facts are
s s. agreement, signed jan
s,,,. last provided that
=, should go
q March |. 1t was expected
i 10y !, ~, y articles as required the
~ Inc Spanish cortes would
approval before that date, but
~, NY weeks after signing the
~ cabinet crisis occurred at
NEW ministry was called to
~. ~ the c0rtes dissolv we'd.
oe II i'm Sossible tn oh.
- action of the cortes
s Me first of March,
sss a'uai consent a new agree
NJ substituted, providing for
~ operation named articles,
n .wo governments already
nav W. power to carry out, and
lug 70 the cortes, when con.
, zoe, which the ministry
~ u'ied the authorization Of
Ssi,.,, The new agreement
,.y The same as the origi
y n,s usa. Hadeau's allegations
81 = has transgressed hi.
4 lying out the agreement,
Fo;.s In fact a treaty, i,
- y says, with apparenl
49, me congressional statut,
i sa .,s upon the executive full
hB,spp,sshd the l0per cent. extr,
Y 49, '.n cargoes, which Is al
Sss a uone on the part of the
E a,., Gen. Badeau Il
II 4; MN y IN regard To the loss b,
sM, sie agreement. In place
aSIOya y ne alleges, it is virtu
MP almost, not exceedip,
d. ~ we W obtain a reductior il
- =, CUBA and Porto Ric
Am - least 80 per cent
~ sh,,n products, an,
I'm, nv abolition of the odiou
III ang flag system. a op poin
dino !. +, government has bee
NJ WIN I, Spain for more tina
ent i y, y not claimed tn
sissdss ~ h that is nee led In re-
Isee.ioco wv a great step in til
n o,ha,. Foster declined /
M. s = charges against III
~ ~ = he had no ofiici,
The facts invoIved.