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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

Arab Pacha, the exiled Egyptian mischief
maker, lives on the island of Ceylon amid
cocoanut groves haunted by squirrels and mag
pie robins.
A copper rod projecting from the face of q
cliff i'll Saline county, No.. indicates that at
some date in the far west, beyond the ken of
man. copper mining was carried on in that
vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

Arthur A. Zimmerman, the picyclist of the
New York A. c., sailed for Europe on Saturday,
to be gone six months He will compete in all
the principal cycling events during the season.
Mr.. Zimmerman has really been aided in his
plans by Mr.. Atwater, chairman Of the racing
board, who took n Geographic note on his re-
instatement. He telegraphed five times in one
day to one member of the board who was away
from home. MIR. Atwater's summary action in
declaring that Zimmerman had violated the anna
teur rule was decided on in conversation with
Zimmerman's brother-in-law, who had full
power to act for Zimmerman. There was no doubt
about the violation OF the rule. Zimmerman
admitted it and sent his brother-n-law to
Washington to see what could be done. To
allow Zimmerman to sail when he wished,
with his record cleared up, Chairman Atwatcr
promptly decided that he had violated the
amateur rule and at once set to work 70 secure
his reinstatement. Not one of Zimmerman s
friends could have worked harder for him than
Atwater did Zimmerman now has a clear
record as an amateur. The regular course OF
procedure would have kept him In this country
several weeks longer and he would have lost
that much time OF training abroad. The case
was exceptional and Chairman Atwater used
his judgment in the emergency. Wheelmen
may criticise his Judgment. but they should
bear in mind the end he had in view before
censuring him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
Reviving a Fcud With Fatal Effect.

A fight between members of the Carr and
Wallace families and their adherents occurred
near Silver Point, Putnam county, Tenn. a
night or two ago. resulting in the shedding OF
blood. The trouble, which has existed for
some years, was renewed after social gather
ing in the neighborhood, the Wallace men at
lacking the Carr men at their house. After a
hot conflict it was found that three men named
Wallace, Tucker aud Anderson and Miss Carr,
a sister OF one Of the leaders. had been shot and
probably mortaliy wounded. Serious wounds
were receiyed by several other persons. The
shooting is expected to lead to more trouble,
as the supporters OF both Wallace and Carr are
very angry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
Great News for the Children.

other fits has been discovered. The Titles ones
need no longer suffer from these terrible nervous
diseases The remedy Is the great nerve cure.
Dr. Greene's Nervura. and the enormous demsod
for this medicine in all nervous diseases Of chill
dren has firmly established it as the great chill
drens remedy. 1t is purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. Druggists, 800.
at affords me greatest pleasure TO state that
my daughter who was O sufferer from ST. vitus'
Dance and who was treated for same by promi-
nent physicians In Brooklyn without result, wns
completely cured by using two bottles Of DR..
Grecnes Nervura.
PROF. J. NJ. ELwOOD,
43 Cornelia St, Brooklyn, N. Y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
FOOTBALLS IN CHICAGO.
They Have Grown So Bold.That They oper
ate on Cable Cars.

ate on Cable Cars.
tragedy in which a would-be robber was
the victim occurred in Chicago on SUNDAY
night on one of the most prominent corners in
the city, Madison and Lasal!e streets,
A gang OF footpads attacked an inoifens;ve
Chinaman in an attempt to rob him on the
rear platform Of Madison street cable car.
Detective Norton Of the central station had
been watching the men and he
interfered i'll the Chinaman's behalf,
but succeeded IN arresting only one of tho
crooks The rest escaped by flight. While tax
ing the prisoner to the station the officer was
viciously assaulted from behind by one of the
gang who followed them The assailant, whose
name is Geo. Williams, alias John Parker
struck the detective on the head with tie butt
o: a pistol. He was almost stunned by the
u. he turned. drew his revolver and
e.. Williams, who fell to the sidewalk NOR.
t..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

It's strong stomach that can stand the
ordinary pills, with their gripping and vio-
lence. What kind of q man or woman can
it be who buys thema
It's some one who doesn't know about Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets - that's certain.
They're better they're the best, in every
trouble Of the liver, stomach, and bowels
They do more good, do it easily and naturally,
and do it so that it lasts-cleansing and reg
ulating the whole system. Sick and Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Dizziness, are surely prevented,
quickly relieved, and permanently cured
They're the cheapest pill you can buy, too,
for they're guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
The "COlODels" Want Brown.

At q meeting of the directors of the Louis
vile club Saturday night the proposition of
Chicago for the exchange of Pfeffer and Will
mot for Brown and Caravan and Philadelphia
offer of Delehanty and ELL Brown for Tom
Brown we're rejected. The directors decided
that both men would BIO retained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. ROBERTSON. 9,6 ST. NV, BETWEEN
IL 9th and 10th. every Wednesday and Saturday
to 8 pm; most reliable specialist. with thirty
years experience IN hospital and special practice.
guarantees without mercury all
diseases OF the genito urinary ORGANS nervous bIty.
early ihdiscIetlons &c recent chronic posi-
tiveIy cured s to u days Dr. r. established
80 years at lis N Liberty ST.. Baltimore. be con-
suited every Wednesday and Saturday at the above
humber from to y. All needing medical advice
and Quick cures shOud not hesitate TO call. feY2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

my boy was very nervous and had four or Ave
fits every day. After using DR.. Greene's medicine
three weeks he began 10 get tce,, and has had no
fits since. Ten doctors gave him up as incurable.
The doctors and my neighbors can hGrdiy beiiere
their eyes when they see my boy all strong
and well.
MRS. EMMA SWEENEY,
Is Ballard St, Fall River, Mass"
~ DR.. Greene, the successful specialist in cur
ing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, 50
W. 18th street, New York, can be consulted free,
personally or by letter. Call or write him about
the case send for symptom blank 10 fill out, and
letter fully explaining the disease, giving ad-
vice, &C., will be returned free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
Getting Ready to Select Candidates to the Ma
tional Convention.

A MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO BE
HELD TOMORROW NIGHT-soME WHO ARE
SPOKEN OF As POSSIBLE .DELEGATEs-oPPosI-
TON TO CLEVELAND AND WHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISrRIC.
OF COLUMBIA.
Holding q special term Tor orphans Court business

OF COLUMBIA.
Holding q special term orphans Court business,
Eebrua > 1882,
In the matter of the Elizabeth A. Townsend
late o. Washington, ID. C.. deceased, No. 49, Admin
istration docket IL.
Appcat. Tor the probate Of the last will and tesla
mCnt and fer letters Of administration C. I. the
tate of the said deceased has this day been made by
Samuel H Ellis, executor named in said will who
prays that such letters may be granted Richard Sy
vester.
All persons interested hereby notified to appear
in this court Friday the ith day OF March next III
10 O'Clock to show why the SAID will should
hot be proved and admitted probate and letters OF
administration the Of the said
should not issue prayed. Provided. copy tins
order be published once week for three weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter, The Evenlng Star, Wash
inston u. c.. and New ork Herald previous to the
said day.
By TIE Court: A. B. HAGNER,
Justice.
Test L. 2. WRIGHT
Register Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
c. MAURICE SMITH, Proctor. fest law:}w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

Mahan Knocked Out by Gallagher.
Billy Mahan of San Francisco and Nelly
Gallagher Of Oakland met at the Occidental
Club in San Francisco last night in fight to a
finish for $1,000 purse. Gallagher won in the
| fifth round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
ADVERTISING.

II You WISH TO ADvERylsE ANYTHING any,
whers ~ any time write to GEO. p ROWELL q
CO.. 10 spruce st.. New York. au2l-ly
II the subject Of sdysrtisdng wi 90 we'll 70 obeAna
copy Of BOOK tor ADVERTISER. 3dS pagss prcs 81
eareaui co1npdlstion from the ADsrcaa EevspapH
Dirsctory q ~ ne best papss and class sournalsi
deal infoemasoa about and oehsr asssrs psr.
sSSELs Il Sssfi "a iSsGfs 70 -:
-. Gev yogk ags1-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
A BURGLAR

requires courage, but imitators
have the qualities of q burglar
without his courage. Johann
Hofi-s Malt Extract is SO pop
ular that it has been initiated.
See that the signature OF 30
hann Hoff" is ON the neck of
every bottle. Fisher & Men,
delson Co., sole agents. 6 Bar.
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

George Walker killed James Collins, colored.
in Logan county, W: Va, Friday, by Draining
him with An IRON bolt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
CHLsArEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IL. 1891
rHiLs cave daily nom lnaoa sIAlIOn rs. aid a ..
9th aIu Is streets.
1hrUu- iLe graLdest nery ia America. with tie
laausol.esi aha must cOII.I ete IRAN
Meat IrolII AasullIgtOn-
10 g.. n Cincinnati last Line" solid Train
Washington 10 CIncnnAtl without change.
CiCllIlat al d 10 a. JnOu
:or and. EIlalolls 81. Itu.s, &c.
IL 40 fn. the famous a. t.NNesfibule Limited
q sOllu kestDu4e train With dining tor CncInIat
OHIO. Lea ana LOulsyl.le. ny. AIryln.
clIlat al a. - pan. Lexington u - Louis
40 y. Ia. connecting lnluu aelots all points.
UO D. tnIress :Ur IorCIs llse. CiaarIO tesS
hcLnOnd. NsynesJOrO'. stauntOn and principal fis-
sinla points.
10. % a. via r.. L. andP. hallway aud Rehmondte
Olu Point comfort ana NOrloiA-ONLl RAIL LINE
Pullman locsiiuns aud 1eAeIs ~ Coullaly's OftccA
5lJ aud lssl leIna.
nol0 IA. ". fULIlR Genl Passenger AGENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

There are 466 saw mills running in the stat.
Of Washington, with total daily cutting ca
pacity of 8, 42l.000 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
acknowledgements.
LPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

''By tho-cuSh knowledge Of the naturzilsvs which
govern the operations Of dEestiOn and nr.rtor and
SsItaI .lien OF the hns prOIertles we'll
.sietlru tOcoA Ar- Eli. hEs ItgylGsd breakfast
tAL-ss with ueliCat-y favored beverage WHICH may
i=Ne us iL@ay heavy LesUrs L-s. a. - ~ the sud-
tluus Use oI s1CE Articles OF diet tiat cCnstturtOn
LSS Le Gradually built CIlIii enough 10 re-
tls ever. tsnders. to disease IA .ndte~s 81 suhtl,
u Cie~ nclIing ErUund rpasiy to attack where
ever there = weak yoiLt- We may s4Ds MANY =
.stai thaft by Keeping ourselves wei .Urtlied WITH
lure hood end .IOIcriy Icu1shed .-al.e ~ rgIl
Scr Gazette.
NaGs slmpiy wita boiling water OF mil Sold only
u kA-i- - aEG tias ~ grocers. laDeed thus:
JAMES EPPs & CO. .Honaosopa,hie Chemists.
felf-c.m.tu London ENGLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n OAfULh. fUkI t1E-Ss AiONhDE AND .OhI y
~ mouth. Va. Norfolk " asL.lsTon. u. c.,
stesiIbo4i CoInpany's PALACE sILAAEks WASH
lNutON ana NORFOLK leave every DAY thu year
iron wharf loot VI stn 81. cOInectIG
ell through trains tt south and Offices olA
olJ, ls.DI and li-l lenusy ANA ave.
ss-Ask Tor tickets VA tine new line.
mo. CALLAHAN
ja2l-tr Gen. suEG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

HOW THE PURE AIR Is STORED AND PuNPxD INTO
THE Ducrs-rHE FANS AND now THEY ARE
oPERATED--No IMPURE SMELLS ALLOWED TO
CREEP INTO THE SENATE CHAMBER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
HIS HEALTH RESTORED.
AFTER THREE YEARS OF SUFFERING Mr.
BROWN FINDS RELIEF.

Mr. T b PrOwn. a printer employed at the govern
ment printing Ofise and residing No. 2l2 street
northwest states his experience with catarh and the
t. Of treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The central committee will determine upon
the time and place for holding the primaries in
the various districts. when delegates will be
elected to the District convention. 1t is ey-
pected that the primaries will be held the lat
ter part of March or early in April The con-
vention, as is customary will be held in the
evening of the day following the holding of
the primaries. The selection of the date will
depend mainly On the arrangements that can
be made to secure the use of the necessary
halls. 1t is proposed by some that a registra-
ton for voters be established. but it is likely
that the custom that has been in vogue Of
opening the polls in the various districts and
allowing all who claim residence in the dis
districts to vote will be followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
SPECIALTIES.

ELEcTRIcTTY, oALvANIsM And STATIC
= tthrough the clothingl utilized IN Al nssvoss
ishss scistacs rbsumstlsm. &c, Aiso fherlEsl, nos
-. yapos snd elsetre-nlnss bssh N fssessous. DE-
korC pc No.. Sc pm L :, klcnois0A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
ROllina Not Reaipued.

special dispatch from Chambersburg, Pa,
to the Philadelphia Press says that Pat Rollins
has been signed again for the Washingtons by
Manager Barnie. This is not a fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
RAILROADS.
'l'IiT SREAI

1 aENNsyLylSIA noUrK
sf R2gS h. hk.cs ssNsIT lS Ssf IfhRsr
rn.rNln ' Al sff9 SS si,a sf,r,o.
ro- r ,S'!.: On II a a. ~ srs ~ oiLoNs
daily. Pas, Lane. 10. N a. aAi.y 70 ,'hioaEa
bar % iha'snif'ois Pi,t,frr- - - 'unsas AZ
lrc :. 32sp.I; day fsr.o< Csr Na.h tngioh %
ISu,s and ~ 4nns;. and pn'us C.r nsrr,s II
70 - Lens 20 ainiaHn IS,r-ss at &.5e;a-
S1.l,nrs and Ser hs and n.u,ns ciT. E.rs .iars
70 ch,o.So. Nestrrn r,Ire-s a, 7. 90 Pls. ass.y.
sr-P.rs " Lon sSiil. and Ne 'r6,s faiis,aa
pinins ca Tqit-turr TO K.cbIS n nd Chicsso
iaeinc ksI'.sss looo q. daily ior ! ,tshurs and
For kpne. canandGsus. Eoshes,-r and SiASsrs Fails
Fer Ls. Cansn.. : "a sili Il Lester daily for But.
an NH N s.ns AZ ssss ~ G .Sfs
For MIilisinsror l,ochss.-r sni Ne are Fails, 90
Na,hing:on 90 R1chcS:cr
Fer wiliianspors. Remove and Elmira. ., 10 soa -
FoRihILADEl ma. NEW YORK AND TIE EAST.
al Zoo Go i ssa ii LIS I'm Nm On jas sua SsS IA
s4 ll.uO a. "a, !. -. , ~. , ~, q 30 10. 70 aud
ll.S' y m Liuit~d laInsn Nesti.iuis Psriur
Can, No.aeals passenger ,oSa.sss ana Dinins Car.
For New lors on y 'It'oNGBEssIoNAL LINITFn.-
"A pFE IN irG III ~, ,agrsi - pm daily.
fast tkITess 30 An week days. and a. PIN
AccOnliiiodaiiou :. Can a m. daily
lAl'.sss. =, ul Ell1 -. - o. daily.
tOr byston, without chance a. week dAys ana
. - O. daily.
For bruoAIyn. y. Y. a,ltl.rcuch train. connr. a,
JeFssy cay Wit lo-ts E-usk yu Annsn y artl-
iic dar,ct tIau-iv q -tset Nul,iils be
- icsTlA<e AsIs>s New Atrk Cty.
For AZ aaiiic CITY. 90 DAYS. n. - =. M
ior balJiinore. $50. {. ~ 80. 80. AGO. a Al
luNO. 40 A. ~ "a IA. l.sp m., l. a., OIL
:. 80 ) Is, 5 -, k.a5. . ca Irluit.-iL IA All
o -" Is IA. ~. 40 a. n II aid !. - D. IA. IN
l.r. -; 2ul. 80. :: ID. 49,. J.sa. :. o.
Lnn4tdl. +2u. .. a. o IL. ~. 1000 aud IL. -
| Z,
For lo.e's Greet line. 40 I. m. and 4 3op IA.
ioI AGnal o..s. go 500 md II 20 a. "a. ana %
= N. ,iaiiy, sKcept SUNDAY. sundays, o 90 a ".
.nd !. " ..
\ tOR ALEXANDRIA AND IHE SOUTH
For A.cNanp rla. 60. d.I :. ~. a. as 10 a
= ~, .;ol UuoEI. LOO. ia. rs. 4 3 SO.
.-.s', u A.. 3D., 40 % and ii.sE o In Ou sun
| go az So 80, Ia. AZ. - G-ta-, LOO. 2.sk
Accommodation Tor SuRnJl, o. . ~ al daily.
TO hn Lllivi0 alt tie sun. d - and 10 81 q m
| -- s-oV y M oa-iy. az 0 la. ~,-ek Gays.
trains .ehEc A~Aaildra tor Washington. G.Ob 1.oa
49, - ~. 90. =. A. q H. s.,.h q. ~, la52 anl
Illus y IA. On Sunday az . ID. 10 a. and = d
ain Al.. @us. .'U1. 90. 30. ~ 10 10 -
! -pia
IicAek and information a. the ofce. northeast cor.
hef ~ ll street and fsGusyl avenue and at the
statlvL. where orders tc 4f
Osss~s. IL uestnatiun arOn ivteis and r-sld-l.rs.
| ChAs. l.. ron. j A. MDaID
| rsheFA- MAilasef N-uerHl Passenger AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
CANDIDATES ACTIVE

The importance of the primary elections is of
course appreciated by the various candidates
who want to go to Chicago. They and their
friends will conduct an active canvass. SO that
when the convention meets they will have
some friends in that body. Already the pros
poets of the various candidates are being dis
cussed. -Four years ago the District was repre-
sented by MIR. William Dickson and Mr.. Law
renee Gardner. 1t is understood that Mr.
Dickson is not candidate except under GER
tain contingencies. while Mr.. Gardner has an
nounced that he is not in the field. Some Of
the names frequently mentioned in this con-
nection are as follows: John Boyle, II. Z.
Davis, T. ]. Tuttrell. j. L. Norris and Samuel
Wheatley. The name Of Commissioner Ross
will also figure In the calculations Of politi-
clans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

lie says vas troubled for three years II COM
e,i w.t! cold which continued until the irrita-
tn i-y Rose lai throat very severe. When
Tie Selrhsr ga, G-saP there very free watery
are. -Gt stuffed w that il was
pDs:h.e Goo britLe through il. At which times my
l-,siil-- tif-a-: and felt -l.Iost suaotEered
has ssy-Is .alL- over my eyes and my throat was
:--i Ut I'l-l.a- Ny y1ire thick and husky was
recital AMI iIad interest in WORK As a result;
O. te mt ua-lon in Fly and throat my be-
y-l and ats.e formed in both ears and
fO- Wei. -uI-e sun .rfd intense pain.
h4d .-l,- every LilS suggested by Ly friends Cor
---. AMI .tl also been treated by physicians. but
viii 4t bvr:it Iy trouble stu PERSISTED. Al last
- al stctl tLa- give Dr. Jordan trAl which:
I'D a. -II with the relief the pain in
eIrs Was r. -vei auU,; OnSe and in the course
e traslueu. lie removed twenty pO'ypus tumOrs from
u bose. EAST that hard knew II. Today ny
me- asirst eyerit my throat clear my heal
arh-s have drp@rei. AMI ~ ears 1Lich lie informed
wer in serious condition are a.asn in a FORMAL
".a.-:.Jn. 10 runnins from them, and MY hearins
p'r.eCL
10 no. sly this merely advertisement. but
iTo snsS II du5 20 other sufferers and in justice
u Dr. ]urt4.. who has shown in Of my
case ;aat hls ability seXceptiona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

MOUNT VERNON.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Until further notice the PalatiHl Iron and stsua
Steamer CHARLES MACAlEsIEk Will
wLArl. foot OF 9Th ST.. as follows:
tOh MOUNT NkkNON-One trip daily, excsTf
sunday at 10 q. m snarp, Reaching the city her
return At y. m. Fare. round tint. 81. including
admission TO the mansion and grounds klealt
on the Charles AscAissser and inncG served cay
prices.
CAPT. L. L. BLAKE.
ocl3 Commanding Charse< Al Acalesfee.
EOR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAXI
Steamer LADY OF 4 hk Lana. Fsrel.5 so Hound
imp e. ~. Steamer leaves
cable cars. WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY.
pm. Lighted with esectricity aud through
OUT Through tickets 20 Boston. ncludlug leals and
state II. and New York ~ Tssspnons
Cali. laoo. Z. q y. ofces-SlS am l42l. and b. "
lylU ALFRED WOOD. o.TA
STkAMER ''wAKEFIElD
y leaves sth-st wharf MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and eAT ChDAls at hsturnAllg iIkhDAh
Tor Nomiui Cr~sk Va, and 81. Clements bAy. 49,
"fsssenxor sccolaa1ssistlon. Erst-claz-
=. ". kiDLEY,
sy1 IsensrAl Aaaarp~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

British Export Trade in Central America.
The London Tunes says that Mr. Costing.
the British minister to Guatemala recently adj
sular officers in that state with a view to ascer-
tanning what amount Of truth there was in the
| reported decline of the British export trade in
Central America. The answers sent in reply
are now Issued as n trade report By the foreign
Office, and from this IL appears that though
there Is no.deciine. but rather increase, OF
British exports TO Central America, the exports
! from the United States, Germany and France
are increasing In far greater ratio. The gen.
eral opinion of the eonsuis IS that Great Britain
| is losing ground in Central America owing TO a
| taste having developed there for cheaper if
| not inferior goods, which are supplied by
| other countries, to the want of energy on the
| part OF British manufacturers in not sufli-
| cienty advertising their goods and furnish
| ing price lists IN the Spanish Ian
/ guage. and to the absence of agents
| and efficient travellers Mr.. Gosl!ng says that
since his arrival IN Guatemala in February
/ last year only one British commercial traveller
has visited the city, He represented large
| Manchester firm. and, owing to his knowledge
OF Spanish. did well, and would have done
much better but for the approach Of the presi-
| Dental election. The yearly increasing wealth
| of Guatemala" concludes Mr.. Gosiing, due
| to the extraordinary development of the coffee
trade and the ever-increasing demand for that
article abroad, offers, or should offer, great in
| ducement to our manufacturers and traders to
extend their commerce with this republic. and
this can only be done by frequent visits Of
| qualified travellers and greater circulation OF
their price lists and catalogues with the Spanish
text" The replies from the consuls enter into
| details, for each place. OF the description Of
/ articles most In demand, and the countries by
/ which they are AZ present supplied