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a table and five imposing-lonking chairs up
boIstered in crimson plush and sacred TO
the officers of the occasion.
Ex-Juslice Of the Peace J. A. SDinetti
was president of the day.
The orator OF the day was a. d. Splivalo,
who opened proceedings by an eloquent
review OF the manly art Of self-defense
from the days of Hercules, Samson, TROY,
the olympic games, the gladiatorial fights
of the coliseum down to the present day,
showing how debonnaire skill and courte-
Gus science had taken the place Of mere
brute force.
The Italian Consul sent his regrets that
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side made by kingbird's sharp BILL The
wounded songster was picked up and ten
DERBY cared for, but he was past all reme-
dies. But his enemy did not long survive
him.
A week or two later some lookers-on saw
a duel between warrior that looked ike
the same kingbird and plucky young
robin who fought as if he meant to get re-
yenge for the numerous indignities his race
had suffered at the hands of the whole tribe
Of URANUS intrepidus. And victory
perched upon his banners. At the end OF a
hard battle the kingbrd lay dead on the
ground, while the robin retired to the
branches of a tree, where he spent the
rest of the forenoon resting from his hard
La hnrs
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Louis L. froncne'' winner of the match.
and in this one Waterman wins easily by
score OF to o.
1t was temporary victory for the Olym-
pic Club over the Italian Club, and there
was joy in the Olympic camp.
Then p. Bernhard tried conclusions with
Emile C. Jesurun. both being Olympic
boys. The latter won by points to 2.
A SchartabeIl Of the Italian Club gave
Emilio Lastretto of the Olympics hard
fight, but finally won by 5 points TO 4.
One OF the iercest foil fights OF the day
came next, the contestants being V. Monti
of the Italian Club and Harrigan OF the
Olympic.
Months advances were fiery and spirited,
while he was as quick as cat on his feet,
but, after the score standing at 4 to q, Har-
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Prepared for Matrimony.
NauYnrk snn.

Swedish girls who come to this country
seeking employment as housemaids usually
bring with them at least one trunkful of
household linen. Its really part of a no.
tential wedding trousseau, for eyery Swe-
dish girl counts upon getting husband one
day, and prepares against the event by
years OF sewing. The trOusseau is begun In
childhood. and doubtless there are Swedish
girls on the verge of old maidenhood who
pathetically carry about these evidences of
preparation for an event that seems destined
TO indefinite pos tpoD ement
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tional fencing contest
rnder the auspices of the Italian Athletic
Club yesterday afternoon at Bersaglieri
Hail.
Sunny Italy is nothing ii not chivalric
and the entire Latin quarter was interested
in the graceful contests.
There were representatives of the Olym-
pic Club and of the French man. of-war Dn-
bourdieu to engage. SO that both America
and the Gallo republic had supporters in
the throng of spectators.
They sat around a sanded arena in three
rows of chairs, while from the gallery
looked down fair women in gay toilets.
At the center of one side of the arena was
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Football.

AT a meeting Of the Scottish Thistle Font
ball Club held last night the following
team was selected to play against the pa.
cifc Wanderers under association rnlee ot
Central Park, October q, Columbus dav.
Goal. w. Lumsden; backs--right. r. Raw.
mold; left. w. Smith; half-backs-rirht.
David Pollock; center. j. Moore: left A.
Chalmers; forwards-right, j. Lumsden.
Pnryis A. Strang W, "
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don, Messrs. Courtos p. LanEilii.
and Guillaume Guilerme, of the Dubour-
dieu, gave very finished fencing exhibit
ton, including the grand salute.
In the byes, to shorten matters, three
points were made sufficient to win instead
of five, and resulted as follows:
Waterman VS.. V. Monti-Waterman 3
to /.
Jesurun vs.. Bernhard-Jessurun, 3 to O.
Lastretto VS.. arrgan-Lastretto. 3 to 2.
Finally Jesurun beat Waterman (score 3
TO p, who was in turn beaten by Lastretto
by the same close score.
The gold medal first prize) was therefore
taken by Lastretto Of the Italian club and
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Fishing for PickereI.
New York SUI

Pickerel are caught in the Bronx within
the limits of Bronx Park. especially in the
millpond below Peham-avenue bridge, and
thickly settled as the region is there is no
swarm of anglers on the stream. A four
pound pickerel is not an unusual catch even
by those who do not troll from boat but
are content TO bait with sunhsh or minnowS
and cast line from the shore.
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rIgan'S persistency flnai-
ly gave him the winning
point.
This left Waterman,
Harrigan, Lastretto and
Jesurun for the second
bye. but V. Month and
Bernhard were allowed
another try, as they had
made such a good con-
test in their first en-
gagements.
Before the second bye
came off, two of the
three guests of honor,
Professor Jean Guey-
L. MAn1~. r4t =
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when welded by skillful hands was ex-
emplfied by Monti winning the fight and
the silver medal prize.
Then came the proadsword or saber con-
tests. which were decided as follows:
Waterman VS.. Lanzilli-IIanzilli.5 to 8.
Trivellini vs. Jesurun--Jesurun. to 3.
Y. Montl VS.. b. Domenici-Domenici, 5
to-.
Jesurun VS.. P. Lanzilli-Lanzilli to-
inns Lapzilli won the gold medal first
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flSOicu sidut Win q lOli
and beating him.
Duellos apparently to
the death b e t W g 9 n
Amer lean, Italian and
French broadsw ordmen,
single-stick or canemen.
Clash! the steel rang.
Thump! thump! the
short stick or long cane
like billiard cues fell on
the guarded head and
padded shoulder. / I
mos thu uraat farna-
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AIamsda Guards.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Amanda
Guards was held Saturday night. Able adj
dresses were made by g. 0. Alexander w
e. Lane, L. j. Sullivan snd others. Voices
were raised in cheers for popular candi-
dates and the meeting adjourned.
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Tic clccio tui uSu n OuAN
each other with a sharp,
whistling cry.
Swish. clash. scuffiing
OF rubber ed feet among
the soapstone. and Monti
is being hard pressed by
his little antagonist.
Touchl
Waterman has sue
ceeded in bringing the
button of his weapon
within his antagonists
guard and wins a point.
The winner Of the first
Ern nNfnto roe IN ha
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UNCLE HARRIS SHUT OUT.
The Dukes Got Away With Him Owing
to SweeHey's Rank Errors.

The Dukes Got Away With Him Owing
to SweeHey's Rank Errors.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 9.-The Dukes defeated
Uncle Harris men to-day. The San Fran
cisco men were unable to score run and
piled up nine goose eggs In their run col
umn. p. Sweeney made four rank errors,
and helped TO shut out his own team. In
the seventh inning Knell was taken ont OF
the box aud Rube Levy substituted. In the
seventh inning Rube retired three men in
one, two, three order and made three assists
to first base. He struck out two men In the
eighth inning, and faced nine men in three
innings. Not a base hit was made off his
delivery The score:
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Az SAX JOSE. OCTOBER 9. 1892.

Two-Dase hlt-ShaTp. Sacrlhce hlt-3cFty, First
FIRST base on called bsils-Kneil q. Levy j, LOOK
Laugh l. Left on bases-sRn JoseS z, san Fran
rfscos 8 Struck out-By Knell q, By Levy z. by
Ioakabanzh 1. Hit by pitched ball-Dooley. Double
15Iays--DeIuy Ebright and DOolcy. Passed bali
SDies wild pftch-KBell. Time OF game-l hour
Is mlnutes. Umplre-M annasan. 6eorer-OnDlottL
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~ ' stood Il. LaDZilli, secre-
tary OF the Italian club. both being armed
with long canes about the length Of and
shaped like billard-cues.
They held these In quarter-staff fashion
with both hands and crouched and crept and
guarded and cut at each other all at one
and the same time.
The spectators cheered as they concluded
their novel contest
Another curious encounter followed In
that between A. Schartabelli, armed with a
foil, against v. Mont with only poniard.
yet the deadllness Of the shorter weapon
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price and Jesurun the
silver medal Second
prize).
A "savate" or French
boxing-match ensued be-
tween Professor Guey-
don and COurtois Of the
French warship.
In the "savate," kick
ing is as useful as cuff
ing, and the active
Frenchmen succeeded in
landing many a pedal
blow about the head and
shoulders as we'll as
sides and back. their
aptins and pnnd. hin.
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DelDE Out Ol toN IL ITO
was unable to be present.
Then the referees
Professor Louis l..
Tronchet Of the Olympic
Club, Professor Henry
Ans0t Of the California
Fencers' Club and DIE.
V. Lonigo, president OF
the Italian Athletic
Club announced the
foil contests.
Some regret was ex-
pressed that Professor
+. Ruggiero Of the
Italian Athietic Club.
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With FOILS and FEET.
An Exciting international
Fencing Fete.
KICKING AND CUTTING.
Series of Close Contests and Exhibition OF
Novel Weapons Wound Up Witha
Brilliant Ball.

Two Frenchmen whirling around each
other and kicking good-naturedly at each
others chins.
A swarthy, keen-eyed Italian armed with
a short poniard eirclng round and round
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the silver meuaf second
prize by Waterman of
the Olympics.
Then Guillaume Gull
lerme OF the Dubourdieu
and Professor De Smet
of the Italian club be-
labored each other with
"canes royales. or
single sticks without
basket-hilts, the agile
French sailor in white
ducks coming outsllght-
ly ahead.
Another French sailor,
CourtOis, then with
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An Actor,s Fun.

an actor 50 that it is fun for him to
watch The audience through hole in a fiat
CT tofmenLor curing an emotional scene.
lie says that IN every audience there are
mary people who are sympathetic and who
uneanscionaly smi tate the expressions of the
Deoeie ID whom they are interested. They
will seowi with the villain, languish with
tne heroine, grin with the funny man and
weep with The wTonged one. Tire effect OF
Dozens 81 peopss making the same faces at
the same moment Is quite funny.
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Indorsed Ackerson.

The Society of Old Friends held a meet
ing last Saturday night. at Bush and
Kearny streets. w. w. Ackerson was in
dorsed for the Office OF Superintendent OF
Streets.
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EASTERN GAMES.

Louisville, Like Corbett, Hit Sullivan at
u Right Time.
IouIsvIrLE. BET. 9.-Louisyiile hit Sulll-
van at the right time in the first game.
q-be second was called on account OF dark
score rst game-Leuisvilles 9,
RS H. erroTs ! Batteries-Clausen ana
Rferrin CiDciDnatis 5. hits 6. errors q
pstfe r8ss--SuIiiyan and Vaughn.
zaaee-Louisville 3, hits 9. errors
-e!ausen and Merritt. Gin
. hits 7, errors 1. Batteries
Tain a. Murphy.
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AT SAN Francisco. OCTOBER 9. 1892.

IHu-uAse DIT > LaFroII First base on errorS-
0aklands I, Los Angeles =. First base balls
OaElsnds l, Los geles l. Left on baseS-OaS-
lands 4. Los Angeles 7. Struck out-By hOrneT 2.
HiJ by piTeher-MeNabb. Baldwin. Carroll Double
piays-silenalvIn 10 Stafford 10 McCauIey TredWay
70 baldwin. Umpire-MeDonald Ofheial scorer
StaDletou.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1T is DUTY you owe yourself and fam
ily to get the best value for your money.
Econ omize in your footwear by pnrchas-
ing w. L.. Douglas Shoes, which represent
the best value for prices asked, as thou
sands will testify.
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Whites f1catan Gpm. the original peppermint
nAtosta Epn y great aid to digestion and imme-
diatss raiieses The etresslng pains of heartburn
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BIRDS THAT FIGHT.

The Sparrow Not the Only Bird Always
Ready for the Fray.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

There is real cause for alarm in the United States over the rapid spread of cholera in Europe The virulence of the scourge and the extreme length of our coast line and frontier renders of- fective quarantine measures vsry diff cult to sustain, and the belief of sew eral authorities is that an invasion of cholera is inevitable. Two suspicious cases are already reported from New York and Detroit The disease is prevalent at Hamburg, Berlin and Havre and a few cases reported in Paris and a case has occurred at Gravesend on Q vessel from Hamburg, which has caused grave apprehension to be felt in London.
 The effect of the cholera scare on the success of the Worlds Fair is a question for serious consideration The continuation of the dread disease .n Europe next season would undoubt- edly seriously cripple the great expo position, and it's appearance and spread in this country must cause the pobtponement or abandonment of the fair, and financial embarrassment of the enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03
orF,c,A. rApEn OF CHA COUNTY.
Saturday, September 8, 1899.
ILl.,n,Isnp AcIaoN.

 A mass meeting was held at Tempe the 27th of August, at which rcsolu- tions were adopted eensuring the sher- ifl, his deputies, and Justice Huson for their action in regard to the Rhodes case The meeting bye formal mo- tion, appointed Sheriff Montgomery peace officer of the meeting, ignoring the fact thai he was already the chief peace officer of the county. Under section l27e of cur Penal Code, we find who shall be peace officers, and any others Aeeded must be appointed as deputies of tho enumerated officers, not by q public meeting of citizens, but as prescribed by statute,
 E'ne action of some of the citizens of Tempe appears, to disinterested par ty, to be extremely iniudicious, to say The least. Rhodes and Towksbury were arrested on charge of the murder of Graham. They were and are entitled to the protection of the law, and to be considered innoeentunt proven guilty. Now, after the examination and dis charge of Rhodes, on testimony which could not legally have held him for trial, this meeling passes resolutions condemning the Justice for his action; well knowing that such resolutions will tend to influence the Justice more or less in giving Tewksbury, whose exam. ination commenced on the 29th, the benefit of doubt, should such exist.
 We deprecate the cfime which has been committed and earnestly hope the perpetrators thereof may be punished to the extent of the law; but we also hold that every man is entitled to the protection of the law, and to be guar anteed fair hearing before the courts. And any action tending to prejudice the free and untrammeled administra- ton of justice should not be counte- nanced. Let us leaee our courts alone, free from outside influence or interfer- snce, and we will come far nearer hay ing justice done and crime punished than we now do.
 In quoting the testimony in their resolutions, the meeting make mention of the dying statement of Graham, emitting all reference to the alibi tes timony, thereby placing Justice Husor in wrong light. The Jus.ics had tJ weigh the testimony on both sides anG take into consideration tEe circum stances surrounding such testimony This he did, and if bis discharge of tn, prisoner vas a case of mistaken iudg ment, or even eu unwarraRtable exsr else of discretionary power that is nC reason why another man, who is stil legally innocent, should have his fiber ty put in more than legal jeopardy bl outside resolutions tending to prejudic, justice The Tempe meeting glye good grounds for change of yenu from Msrieopa county, to where Iustic, may be had, should either Rhodes O Tewksbury be brought to trial
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03
NOTICE TO oREpIloRs.

UPSTATE OF THOMAS MARTEL, DECEASED hL Notice k hereby given by the undersigned Admin istator of the Estate of Thomas Hsf.e deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at Strawberry cha county ArzoBs the same being the place for the transaction of the busnoss of said estate in said Coun ,y of Ciila, Arizona Territory.
 JAMES R HOPKINS, Administrator of the estate of Thomas Mare deceased Dated at Globe, Arizona this 29h day of July 1892 g,t. qo Al
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

mo ALFRED KINNEY, OR TO ] whom it may concern, this is to mo- mining claim situated in the Territory ot Arizona, County of Gila, and more particus larly described in Book l. ot Gila County Min ing Records, at page 302, have done and per formed the annual work on said claim, as re- quired by law. for the year 1891.
 This therefore, is to notify you, that if you do not pay your full probortion Of the cost of said work, together &ith the cost of this ad- vertisement. within ninety days after the ex. piration of this notice, your interest ift said mining claim. as co-owner, will utterly cease and. by operation of law, become the proper sy of the undersigned.
 ANDREW BARTLETH.
 Glohe, T.. July ?, 1892. iuly2 9od
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

A Chicago exchange says; We can not sec any victory in the matter of the s2,5OO, ,OOO appropriation for the Worlds Fair. With it's fanatical and puritanical provisions it is dish of crow that Chicago should spew out of it's mouth. To play the mendicant for such niggardly appropriation, load ed as it is with such provisions, is the most disgraceful act in the history of the enterprise. The closing of Che Fair on Sunday will greatly impair it's success.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

Washington dates of August 31, says; "The treasury officials received today assurances of the effectiveness of the National and State quarantine servi- ces, and they say the department has done all it can to prevent the cholera gaining admission into the United States. 4 cordon of inspection and disinfeotiun is being rapidly established on the seaboard from Louisiana to Maine, and along the Canadian and Mexican frontier"
 Nevertheless, it will invade and rav- ish the United States, and appear where least expected
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

The proceeds of the sale of the Ari- zona tundirg bonds will soon be dls- tributed among the several counties and school districts and the stringsncy of the money market will be greatly relieved. All the funds tied up in warrants will be put into circulation and the dollars will be as thick as leaves in Yalamhrosa strewu. Enterprise
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

The Williams Ariz.) News, which came under our eye this week for the first time, is an attractive six column folio, owned and edited by J. F. Mich ael. If the citizens of Williams appre- ciate the benefits to be derived from the publication of a local paper they will give the News substantial support.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

The Anaconda Company is expend- ing in Deer Lodge county, Mont, one million dollars in improvements to it's refinery. The improvements in pro cess of construction are the increasing of Che capaci.y of the electrolytic cop per refinery 900 tons per month; in- creasing the capacity of tho electric power necessary to operate the refine ", and the building of . new oonyer- tor. These are vast undertakings and will furnish employment to several hundred men
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

Elections occur in the following named states before the general cleo ton in November: Arkansas elects a Governor and State officers September 5th Florida elects a Governor, State officers and a Legislature October 4th 1; Georgia elects State officers October 5th; Maine elects Governor, Legisla- ture and Congressmen September 18th; and Vermont elects q Governor and other State officers, Congressmen and Legislature Sept. 9th.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

The country along the A. & ?. rail- road in Northeastern Arizona is pretty heavily stocked, judging from the statement of the Winslow News that ''in and about Williams there are prob ably more than 300, 900 sheep and 45O, OoO cattle. This years clip of wool will average from seven to ten pounds r,n,. l,nnl
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

A late report from New York is tc the effect that Piatt and Hiscock have been placated and were present at 9 recent conference Of the Republican campaign managers in New York city w. W. Goodrich, of Brooklyn, anoth- ng disgruntled politician of influence has also been won over by the admir- sut,.,ti,..,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

It is reported in political circles that Senator Hill has expressed an inten- hon to speak at the big ratification meeting that will be held by Tamma- ny hall in the course of a few weeks. The report has not been verified, but Richard Croker said the senator would be invited to speak at the meeting Mir. Hilps friends say that they think he will accept the invitation, and they add there is no doubt he will take an active part in the campaign for Cleve- land and Stevenson.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

Cattlemen from western Yavapai send in reports of very discouraging nature over the outlook for the com ing winter to their range interests. There is nc grass for their cattle to subsist on, and the cold weather com ing on lessens the probability of the cattle pulling through until spring opens. Journal Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

Serae of the wltnnsses in the case of the Territory yb. Tewksbury must be troubled with illusory vision, else why should they have sworn chat the man whom they saw on the morning of Aug Gd wore beard, and subsequentl, ill court, recognized Tewksbury whose face was ever innocent of that facial adornment- -as the guilty maH fleeing from the scene of Graham's murder.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03
The Druggists

Tn lowell, Mass, agree iu saving that they seh more of floods Sarsapaiilln than of all othsH bloots purifiers. For Instance;
 F. C. GopDALE: sell more of Hoods sersapr r,lla than all other blood purifiers.
 A. W. DoNs X Co. Hoods takes the lead of ail other SaTsaparilas.
 C.F BLANCHARD; We sell more ol Hoods saf- saparlla than of any similar
 MARsroN & SHAW: With us the, talo oi Hoods lS9to of aay other kind
 F&E BAILEY X Co: Hoods sa'saperina is one of the best medicines.
 CARLTON X UcvEY: Hoods sarsapariiia is one of the best medicines we have. lts sale increases every yeaJ,
 FP. MooDY We sell twice a9 rech of IIoodi sarsaparilla as ot auythirE sluilSr
 c. A. swAx: Hoods isthc mos. popular sara paEilla uf the day,
 TRlRrY orHrr druggists speak similarly,
 This pcpulaii ity at hoIae, where Hoods Sara parilla aud ita proprielors have been known io' many years, could not continue II the medicine did not possess merit And these facts should certainly convince people iu other sections oi the country that HooJ's sasaparila is A good reliable medicine
 Hoods Sarsapari!ia Sold by druggists Si; six tarti Prepared on'y by c. l. HOOD & CO, Apothccaries Lowell. Mass
 100 Doses One DoIIar
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

A Phoenix sensat onal dispatch of August S0th, to the Tucson Star, says: Fears of rescue are entertained, as many of Tewksbury's friends are here and wei armed, which is the veriest traUsnarent bosh.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

L. J. Wood, Worlds Fair Commis- sioner for Maricopa county, resigned, giving as his reason for doing so that no support had beeu received from the Territorial Board in Maricopa or any other county and that from the $50, 900 appropriated by the last legislature there seoms to be AS yet no cash avail able for preparatory work necessary to be dono.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

Montana leads the northwestern States in active preparations for a Worlds Fair exhibit. Her handsome building in the Exposition grounds is nearing completion, and a magnificent mineral display is assured. Among Montana's exhibits will be a gold brick valued at S230, 900.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-03

The probability of the International Monetary Conference pretense accom- plishing any actual good, can be judged from the instructions given to the British representatives at the Con ference Their government charges them, as it did at the Conference of 1881, Ito decline to discuss any proVo- sals entailing an alteration of the mon- ctary system of England