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DELIVERED WITHOUT AUTHORITY,
The Speech by SIInlster NIiSener ut Costa
Rlca Regretted by Mr.. Blaine,


Rlca Regretted by Mr.. Blaine,
CRY OF Mexico, Oct, S0,-The press
OF this city having called on the Gov
eminent for an explanation otthespeech
delivered by Mr., Misener on his reCep.
ton as Minister OF the United States at
Costa Rica, has elected reply Of over
two columns, containing the demand OF
Mexico on the State Department at
Washington, for an explanation Of the
affair, which Is given in substance in the
following reply from Minister Matthias
RemOro;
WASHINGTON, D, g., Oct, 10, 1880,
l have the honor TO transmit to you o
copy and translation OF note from Mr.,
Blaine bearing this date, wherein he ac-
knowledges receipt Of that which sent,
complaining In the name OF the Govern,
ment Of the phrases relative to that Re-
public that Mr., Misener, United States
Minister In Central America, delivered
on the S0th OF last August, when he was
received by the President OF Costa Rica,
Mr.. Blaine states that az soon Us that ad.
dress was delivered in the State Depart.
ment, Mr.. Misener was informed Of the
pain that It's reading caused, because II
lent itself to an Interpretation unfayora.
BILE TO the Mexican Government. Mr.,
Blaine, in his note, has not limited him.
self to that, but he says in tue most EN-.
phatic manner that the speech was de-
iyered without authority from the
United States Government and that he
'egrets and disapproves OF 1t In the most
absolute manner. With assurances Of
ny highest consideration,
(Signed) NJ, RoMRRo.
70 nc Stcrttdry Of Foreign Relations, AesisO,
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NIIcnAEL pAYI1T.S SPEECH.


He Says tho Government is Preparing n
Scheme Originally Proposed by the Land
League.
LONDON, Oct. 8O.-Nlichael Davitt con.
tinued his speech before the Parnell
Commission to-day. He argued that the
Government is now adopting some Of
the leading proposals originally made
by the Land League. For instance, the
League proposed to buy out the land
lords in Ireland on twenty years val
uation OF their property. The Conser-
vatlves denounced the idea when 1t was
first mooted but the government Is now
preparing a similar scheme. MIR. DaYitt
denied that the state Of crime In Ire.
land justified the enactment Of special
laws for implication in that country.
lie produced statistics to show that the
number oi crimes aud deeds OF violence
committed In England exceeded those
committed In ireland.
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pIpnTIIGRIA RAGING.
Alarming Reports Through ohio -Fonrs of
SmRlI.POx Spreading,

SMRll.POx SpFUilulhR'
CoLuMnus, o., Oct. 3O.-Dr stearns,
OF Put.in.B4y, writes Secretary Probst,
OF the State Board OF Health, that the
outbreak Of smallpox among the inhab.
itauts OF Pelee Island is the source ol
considerable alarm among the people oI
other Lake Erie islands in that vicinity.
DR.. stearns states that a number OF per.
sons from Pelee Island are arriving at
Putin. Bay, and that it Is next to impos'
sible to prevent their landing. Secretary
Probst advised Dr.. Slearns that no one
was allowed to leave Pelee Island with.
out Il certificate from the health officer,
and instructed lin TO CauEe the arrest
OF all those not In possession OF the pro.
per Ccrtilicate and hold them till the
danger had passed. The weekly bulle.
tin Of the State Board OF Health shows
that diphtheria prevails TO 0n alarming
extent in many places In Ohio. The
health officers report eight deaths at
Cincinnati, fifteen CAGES and seven
deaths at Toledo, twenty cases
and three deaths at Columbus, two
cases at Akron, thirteen cases
and one death at Dayton, one
death at Canton, fourteen cases and one
death at Springfield, i've cases and two
deaths at Hamilton, two eases and one
death at Fostoria, one death at st. Ber-
nard and one at MiddlGtown. Besides
these there arc number OF other cases
in various places. Scarlet fever Is re-
ported from twenty-five different places,
and typhoid fever from twenty.
The Governor has houored n requisi-
tion from the Governor Of West Vir.
ginia for J. &. Fuller, under arrest at
Pomcroy aud wanted at New Martins'
willie, West Virginia, for burglary.
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ROBBER BURROWS ESCAPES,
Over n Hundred Men Searching for the
Outlaw Without Success,

Over q Hundred Men Searching for the
Outlaw Without Success,
BIRMINouAM, ALA, Oct. SO.-Having
grown weary Of killing deputy sheritTs
and bloodhounds, Rube Burrows, the
train robber, has folded his tent and
stolen away. Over 100 men have been
searching for him all day and found no
trace. The bloodhounds last sent to the
ground have been unable 10 strike the
trail. Superintendent Fisher and De-
tective Agee, OF tue Southern Express
Company, telegraphed from 0neonta to-
night that they had about decided to
give up the search, and would call of
their detectives tomorrow.
The twenty-five special men who went
from this city yesterday are still search.
ing for Burrt@s, and the Sheriff of
Blount county with them with a large
posse, but the opinion that the outlaws
have made good their escape is gaining
ground. II the Southern Express Com.
pany detectives leave tomorrow the
search will probably be abandoned by
the others also. Governor Seay to-day
telegraphed Sheriff Morris to continue
the search until Burrows was captured
dead or alive.
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GRAND Forks, N. D., Oct. So.-The
Minneapolis 4 Northern elevator at
Emerads, fifteen miles west Of here, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday, to:
gether with about 25,000 bushels OF
wheat The elevator was valued at
$4,000 and was one Oi the best on this
road. Both the elevator and contente
were fully insured and tho elevator will
be at once rebuilt. The total loss Is
about S2O0,000.
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NEwroRf, Il l., Oct W.-The tltsI
society wedding Of The season occurred
to-day when Miss Georgian tieCkShef,
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. John q, Heck.
ahef, Of New York, was married 10 Mr.
George u, McOlellan, Of New York, aon
Oi the late General Mcclellan. The cere'
nony was III All Saints chapel and was
performed by Bishop Henry o, Potter,
Of New York,
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MINISTER PHELPS

Promises to Further New York's IntOreStI
In Germany.
BERLIN, Oct. SO.-In response to let.
ter from Mayor Grant from New York
requesting his assistance TO further the
interests Of the proposed worlds fair in
New York in 1902, MIR. William Walter
Phelps, tho American Minister, has writ
ten reply in which he states that he
will do all he can to interest the Govern.
ment and people Of Germany In the pro.
ject. In one part Of his letter Mr..
Phelps says: u would not be worthy Of
MY 6irth.right as a New York boy II |
could not work mora cheeriully for an
exposition on Manhattan Island than for
one on the Potomac or Lake Michigan"
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A FRICuTPUL WRECK.

TllIrty.Hyo Cars Break Loose and Run
Down u Grade and Into u Freight Train.
PoRTJERvis, N, Y, Oct. SO.-A freight
train with two engines, while switching
at otlsville last night at 0 o'clock, broke
in two and thirty.nve cars ran backward
down grade, about mile east Of Otis.
vile at a speed OF forty miles an hour
and ran iuto westbound freight train,
wrecking the engine completely and
twenty.four cars, Samuel j. Sloat, flag.
man, was instantly killed; Levi Briefly
died this morning OF his injuries; En-.
gineer j. D. Frosdck was badly scalded ;
Fireman John @. Brierly and Brakeman
Leo Garrett were burned and bruised.
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY,
The Session In Chicago Papers Read-FI'
nnncInl situation.

The Session In Chicago Papers head-Fl'
nanCIal situation.
CHICAGO, Oct, 8O,-The American Mis-
slonary Society resumed in session this
morning. Secretary Beard, OF New
York, read a paper entitled "rhe Mis-
sionary View OF the Southern Situation. /"
The relations OF the whites and blaCksof
the South and the seemingly irreconcil.
able conflict between them were dis.
Guessed, The Rev. Henry A. StInson, OF
S.. Louis, read q very ablo paper on
Chinese work. He vallantly espoused
the cause OF the heather. instances
were given OF the goodness and kindness
of tbs Chinese when well treated. The
Rev. DR.. Goodwin, OF Chicago, followed
in report address on missionary work
on the signs OF encouragement to be
seen everywhere.
This evening Mr.. Chin Kue, a China
man, spoke on missionary work among
his people.
The 'Tieasurer's report showed the
total receipts to be $S76,2lG; expendi'
lures, 1865, l04; paid dvbs OF last year,
S5,64i total expenditures, $37l, ,745; bal
..nCe on hand September 20, A,47l. Be-
sides the receipts mentioned above, the
association received as income from the
Daniel Hand fund OF $4,000.
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TILE ALLAMERICANs,
The gxeurslonIsts Visit Kansas City and
Get a Glimpse OF Western boom Methods,

The EKcurslOHlsts visit kansas Clty hnu
Get Glimpse of Western Boom Methods,
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Oct SO,-Whenthe
All.Amerlca International delegates
awoke this morning rain was falling. II
was the first rainy day since the journey
began, To compensate for the bad
weather was the absence Of dust while
travelling, Because Of unsuitable coal
for tue engine the train had lost time all
the way from St. Louis, Instead Of
starting on tours Of observation in this
city at 0 o'clock, they were allowed to
breakfast at leisure, They had slept
long and well because OF the easy run
irom st, Louis.
Governor Francis was upon the train,
and while breakiasting remarked upon
the rich soil OF Missouri and OF the great
agricultural resources, and OF the west
ern country further on, I'VE have
heard" exclaimed Minister Zegarra, OF
Peru, Fever since we started on our
Journey that We were going 70 the west,
We have been west two weeks or more,
but at every onward step the people are
yet speaking OF the west as away and
beyond where We chance To bO. 1t
seems this great country has no western
boundary"
The Kansas City delegation that
boarded the train at st, Louis had with
them photographs Of Missouri products,
which they submittel to the visitors this
BY a Photographic device 9
farm wagon seemed TO be totally filled
with onG ear OF corn. In another pho
togrsph fine potatoes were made to APP
pear In such proportion to the farm
wagon Rs that there appeared but one
potato OH tho load, Upon explanation
Of tho distortion Of parts Of the pictures,
the foreigners were in turnalmOst equal.
ly interested in the photographs that
had deceived them.
At exactly noon, three hours later
than had been designed, the train ar
rived here, and the party was carried to
n hotel for lunch. After that they
started on the rounds OF observation.
Tho smelling and refining works were
visited first. The concern receives most
Of the ore product OF Mexico, and also
much from other ore producing coun-
tries south, Before leaving, X, S.Towne,
In behalf OF the company, which he
designated as most OF any interested In
reciprocal trade, presented silver
medal souvenir to each Of the delegates,
Upon one side Of the souvenir, which IL
the sizO OF a silver dollar are the .ieads
OF Presidents Harrison and DiIz in relief
with All inscription OF greeting. On the
other side are the words "ReCiprocity-
the United States Commerce." Minister
Romero, OF Mexico, returned thanks In
behalf OF thedclegates,
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nnn, 1lallln Comm pLlrlnr ILlrhl.

wAsntSaroN, Oct sO,-Gsn. Rsum
has issued instructions to heads Of divl.
SIonS In the Pension Office directing
that all claims involving large Sums Of
money, after they have been prepared
tor special adjudication ato not 10 he
passed upon. They are 10 be brought 10
lis department, and he proposes to give
them bis personal attention before the
t,ensiOn will ba Issued.
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there, Collins description Of the meet.
ing Of February s failed TO bring out
anything new,
BURKE's CONFESSION,
The Man TO Whom ho Made II Wants Big
Money to go TO Chicago.


Money to go to Chicago
WINNIPEG, Oct, 30.-Assistant States
Attorney Baker, Of Chicago, had an in
terview with ex,Conylct Hefer last
evening, and in company with his coup'
sci, was Closeted for a long time with this
man, who claims that Burke made to
him a full confession Of the Gro
min conspiracy. Heher, from what
can be lsarned, reiterated his startling
story, and it is said told Baker sufficient
to convince him Of its truth. IT was
learned, however. that HetEer intimated
to Baker that he had no intention Of ap'
pearing as a witness against Burke
unless he was wall paid for bis SER
vices, There IL little doubt that Hefer,
knowing the importance OF his testi'
mony, and being aware that he cannot
be compelled to 20, is after bly, money.
Gillette, the iorger ut Fargo, n, D., who
was sentenced to ten years Tor forgery,
and to whom it Is alleged Burke also,
while fellow prisoner here, made a
confession, was interviewed by Baker
aud some important information OBJ
tliled,
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UNVEILED TllE STATUE
Of Ono OF the SlgnerS OF the Declaration
Of Independence.

OE Ono Of tho SlgilcrS OF the Declaration
OF Independence.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct 3O,-The cCro-
mony Of unveiIing tho monument over
the grave Of Cesar Rodney, one Of the
signGrs Of tho Declaration of lndepend.
enCc, and member Of tue Centennial
Congress, took place at Dover this alter.
noon. The monument Is Of Quincy
granite, seventeen feet high, surtnOnnted
by an Urn, aud WIS erected chiefly
through the exertiOn OF an association Of
young men called the Rodney Club. A
memorial address was delivered by Hon.
Thomas +, BAyGrd. Bishop Morris, Of
Oregon, relative Of tue Rodney family,
closed tho exercises with the bunediC'
ton.
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A PROCESSION OP ROYAEIY,
A Grand State Ball ut the Kings Palace In
Athens In Honor of the Bridal Pair,

A Grand State Hall ut the Kings Palace In
Athens In Honor of the BRIDAL Pair.
ATHENS, Oct, SO,-A State ball was
given at the palace last night which was
attended by 5000 guests. The royal and
imperial persouages present marched in
procession through the ball rooms,
Emperor William escorted the Queen oil
Greece, leading the march. They were
followed by the King OF Greece and the
Empress Of Germany, the Czarowitch
and the Princess Of Wales, the Duke Vi
Sparta and the Princess OF SAKE. Meinin.
gen and Prince Henry Of Prussia and
his sister Princess Sophie, the bride Of
the Duke OF Sparta. There were only
three dances. Emperor William to-day
paid visit 10 the British fleet in the
Piracus,
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Farewell 20 Adlnlral walker.

wAsnlNoTOS, b. o.. oc. SO,-A fare.
we'll dinner to Real Admiral John
q. Walker, previous 10 his de.
pattnte for Europe in command
the new squadron Of evolution, was
given tonight al ViCo President Nor
toms new hotel, by nearly 100 oil bis per.
aonAl friends,
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Bolford, Clark 3 Co. 10 HOlumO.

CmcAoo, oCt SO.-The receiver Of
Bcliord, CLARK & Co. was to-day author.
lied by Judge Shepard to pay the $1,000
Judgment Of the First National Bank
and 10 sell the bills receivable and &C.
counts now In 1is hands TO Alexander
Beliord for their face value. II Is said
that tile above order Is the e.tiinner
Of an arrangement by which Beliord,
CLARK 4 90. will reaume buslnOIg.
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HOG CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
Terrible Rnyases Of tho Disease in North.
orn IndInnn,

Terrible Rayages of tho Disease in North.
Crn Indiana,
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. SO.-The State
Board OF Agriculture has advices from
many Of tue northern and northwestern
counties saying that hog cholera is
epidemic and that hundreds of hogs are
dying daily and the disease steadily in.
creasing. In steuben county It has
assumed such proportions that some
farmers have lost every hog on their
farms and there arc but few who have
not lost from fifty to seventy.hve per
cent OF their stock. 1t respectfully fatal
TO hogs that have been put up for fat.
tening. No remedies appear to have
any elect and all attempts to stop the
spread Of the disease have failed.
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Tlle New C., W. q u. NInnnrnln nlll.

CISciNNArI, Oct. SO.-Tbe purchasing
committee represented by L. II. Beacon,
who boughtthe Cincinnati, Washington
& Baltimore Railway at judicial sale
some time ago, has announced It's con.
troll Of the property lately IN the hands
Of receivers and the appointment OF
Gen. orland Smith as agent 10 manage
the road for the present. Gen. Smith
has Issued circular continuing all Off.
GERS Of the road In their positions. This
arrangement will continue until tile
purchasers can organize the new com.
pany 10 own tile road.
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BosToN, Oct. SO.-Iho story that The
Union Pacific has purchased the Chicago
& Alton road is pronounced "all bosh"
at the Office of the Union Pacific here.
"No word OF truth in It," said one of tho
officers. Another officer Of the Union
Pacific said: ",rhe Alton ia the best
traffic feeder Of the Union Pacific Kansas
line and had not the Union Pacific tho
worst railroad charter In the world, Il
would be u perfectly natural alliance to
make, but such a thing has not been
copsidercd.n
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rllE LINC0LN COUNTY FEup.

No Further IIoMIlItICS, Though u Fight
play Occur nt ANY Time.
SDetlal DIpltch 10 nc Iata!tgcneer.
HuSrlSoToS, ". Va, Oct. 3O,-A let,
ter received, dated at IlamIin, Lincoln
county, to-day, speaking Of the Brum'
Guld.MrCoy.llaIey affair, says: "Nu
news Of any further hostilities has been
received, though it is known that eacll
side has a large armed force, and fight
may occur at any time"
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NIFtIdI VTIPdIcN y ne IRltlIgtlorr,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct, 3O,-Pon.
SicnS have been granted to West vir.
ginlNns aS follows; Original Invalid
Wilson Nixon. Reissue and Increase
John WvluhuE RvllsuO--iI. D. Allen,
N ", Dlwson, lsaaC Weekly, Thomas
W, Wise. Original Widows, &C.-Amelia,
widow Of james johnson,
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DENVER, Oct. SO.-The only business
Of importance transacted by the engin-
ecrs to-day was the auditing Of the
charity claims, which amount to about
$4,000. The committee OF len ap-
pointed on Monday to confer
with like committee from
the Knights Of Labor and the
Brotherhood OF Firemen on the
federation question reported that they
we're unable to reach any conclusion
and asked for further orders. The con-
ventlon will probably adjourn Tuesday
or Wednesday next.
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OTTAWA Ills, Oct. So.-The ST. Joseph
canon ball train on the Rock Island
road ran into the rear OF the Denver ex.
press and> the engine, tender and bag.
gage car OF the ST. Joseph train were
wrecked. Major 7. O. Gibson, Of this
city, an unknown lady and the engineer
Of the 81. Joseph were quite seriously
injured.
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THE PRICE OF COKE.

Commencing To-day II VIII bo 81 IS Per
Ton Until FARTHER Notice.
pIrrsBURuu, Pa, Oct, 3O.-Commenc-
ing November /, and until further notice,
the market price Of coke will bo 81 Is
per ton. The Sherman furnace, near
sharpSvlllo, has been banked most OF
the time In the past ten days and several
other furnaces In tho valley have been
banked Two or three daysa at a time 10
order 10 allow an accumulation OF coke.
The situation In the coke region Is prac-
tlCally unchanged.
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GENERAL TOM rOWELL


Comedies POTakar's Election, mud says The
Legislative OntiOoE Ia "AiiHOd."
URnASA, o., Oct. 8O,-Colonel Thomas
4, Powell, late candidate for Governor
on the Democratic ticket, has bean
leaking, lie has written a friend here
on tho political situation, in which he
says that the Legislative outlook Is very
much mixed, and that Foraker's plural.
ity will bs five thousand. Thomas was
d false prophet two years ago, and &C.
CuldIng to his prediction Foraker will
have twenty-five thousand,
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NATURAL GAS FAILuRE.


Tho Great Jumbo Well, Nenr Wabash, Ind,
Utterly COllhpSes.
WABASH, lSD,, Oct 3O.-'rho citizens
Of Somerset, a town ten miles south Of
this city, were startled this morning
when the fires in their natural gas stoves
went out, Investigation showed thatthe
gas in the great Jumbo well, which sup.
plies the town, and which had been
sunk thirty feet into Trenton rock, had
given out completely. Not u smell oi
tho fluid remained, This is the first
powerful well that has failed In this sec.
ton Of Indiana. AnOth well will be
nut down at once.
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Nkw YORK, 0Gt, 3O,-Thn steamer
Kmawha from Newport, News, OrriyOd
this morning With ihe crew Of the
steamer Cleopatra, 20 In number, and
the crew ni IL Of the steamboat Crystal
Wave, which were both sunk In col.
llslOn II bjS0 o'clock yesterday morning
OF the capes Of Delaware. All hands
were saved,
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GLASS IN PRACTICAL LIBRARIANSRIP.
ucccssful Candidates at the Examination,
NInataon Arccniod


Nineteen Accepted.
ALBANY, Oct, SO-The candidates for
Tie class in practical librarianship which
the regents of University transferred
from the Library Of Columbia College,
New York City, to the State Library last
April, were yesterday examined for ad.
mission. Nineteen candidates from the
large number OF applicants were accepted
from different States. Five Of the sue.
cessiul candidates are from New York,
four from Massachusetts, three from
Michigan, two from Pennsylvania, two
from Iowa and one GaCn from New Jer.
sey, Illinois, aud Missouri, The col.
legas'represented are Harvard, Wclles.
ely aud Smith, Of Massachusetts; State
College OF Iowa; Ripon, Of Wisconsin |;
Alfred University ofNew York; Chicago
University and University Of Michigan.
Nine OF the 10 pupils have already seen
service in nine different localities OF the
United States.
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stanley i;zpCSiS,l at SInhapwa.

BERLIN, Oct SO.-Dt schwciniurth,
the w6lI.known African traveller, has
written to the National Gdieie that let.
tetB from Emin PaShn, which have
reached Captain WaSstnan, jnslliy the
expectation that Emln pasha and Henry
N, Stanley will soon arrive Al MAhapWA.
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NM BREMERY DIAL


Tic 81. InulA FrswbrA About to Close with
tile English syndicate.
81. 1,ouis, Oct, 8O.-lt reported oil
good authority that the deal between the
Associated brewers In 81. Louis aud the
combination oi eastern and foreign cap
itallsls, commonly denonlnated tan
English syndicate" /" las practically been
concluded, aud there remains only The
formal signing Of papers Of transfer Ia
make the sale oil all the brewing proper
ties controlled by the Association. The
Association includes every brewery Ia
ihn rily.