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BOTH DIED ON THE SAME DATE.
Remarkable Coincidence as to Mr.. Nor
fleets Wives-Put In Their seines

fleets Wives-Put In Their seines.
WINDSOR. n. c., March 6.-(Special.)-
Mrs. Louisa Hin Spruill Norfleet, aged
6s years. died on Sunday at the residence
of her husband, Colonel Stephen A. Nor
feet. prominent farmer ut Woodburn,
In this county. Mrs. Norheet was the
second wife of her husband. and died the
same date that his first wife died. Shs
had been a commitment of the Episcopal
church for fiftysiive years
Mrs. Jane Perry. aged AZ years, died at
her late residence. near Merry Hill. on
Sunday.
The fishermen on the Coshie, Roanoke
and Chowan rivers and Albemarle SOUND
put In their seines yesterday.
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A REAL ESTATE DEALER ASSIGNS
Liabilities. So, 900; Assets About $50, 900
or s140,O0O-Banks Among the Creditors.

ASHEVILLE n. c., March 6.-(Spe-
cial)-John Il. Bostic. the real-estate
dealer has assigned his debts amounting
to $4,000 Assets consist largely OF real
estate. improved and vacant, In and near
Asheville; lSs shares Of the Asheville
Loan, Construction and Improvement
Company, and fifteen shares Of the Real
Estate Investment Company. OF Whining
ton, n. c., and are estimated at $4,000
or $4,000. Three OF our banks are among
the creditors, but lot In very heavy
amounts.
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Surname Court OF Appeals.

Franklin against Salem building Asso-
ciaticn: WITT, Biedler n 60. against Null
Inns: Stevens against Mccormick; hihnger
against kenney. Passed.
Field against county OF Aibemarie'
Bowles against Allan Il Pollock; wilson
apainst CARPENTERS administrator. Con-
tinued.
Shenandoah Land and Coal Company
against Hise. Sent TO stanton.
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company against Thomas, sur. Set for
Thursday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07

is generally sound on the question OF
attire. All the ladies in Richmond agree
that McAdams Il Berry's made-to-order
Suits are simply elegant, and that there's
nothing like them in town. There ISM
any doubt about that because every SUIT
produced by McAdams ~ Berry Is a
happy combination of fine materials,
exact fit, stylish makeup. and artistic
finish. Go to the king Of tailors for
stylish and handsome Suits for evening
dress and business wear The stock of
Suitings includes everything and leaves
nothing to be desired, The prices for
made-toorder Suits are also very rea-
sonable.
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BUSINESS oproKrU>iut>

NOR SALE, THE LtAli'"
II kerry or A>HkNiLLt,
and ice-cream parl0r aiiarhc''
Reason for sellios good. Alif,''
No Is Court square. Ashoul.e' DO
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PROPOSAL =.
DROPOSALS FOR TOBAO

DkOIOSAl4S fOh lOA'N
l. THE NEW YORK AANl.l 49,.
AIRY IL. 1884. scaled prop.7i
Proposals Tor Tobacco for tho
Yard, 20 DO opened March 20, l>at
celyed AT the Bureau o. Sapplies
Navy Department. washiugioh, ~ 50
O'Clock noon. March 20. 1870
opened Immediately shef"ailef 5
tne New YORK Nayy-lsrd l<u',.'
Navy Tobacco. The tobacco mus
tho navy standard and pas ne a.
spection. BLANK fctms % prVpes
nished upon application So lhe Nav
New York. or 20 the Bureau ssnip.e'
dard tobacco will bo fgraisnei upon
90 the Bureau. The AitcntlOn OF U.s.
and dealers Is invited. TIE pid- Al
being equal, deslced by loI Toe w.
reserves the right W waive defc,is =, .
any o. ali bids nos deemed Adssnias,,. !,
Goverumeps EpwlN 81 )
IL Inra0k PAyuasssr-Genes>'' -
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...............,.sl.1l4,522 81

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RrcHM0SD-ss.:
|, j. W. Sinton, cashier Of the above-named
bank. DO soemnly swear that tho above state
ment Is true TO the best OF my knowledge aud
belief. j. w. SINToN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9Th
day OF March, 1894.
WILLIAM SINT0N,
Notary Public.
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Total ................. ...,....SI,O37,O iO %

Iotal. ...s...'.s''s'.' .'''''s'S 900 ',OtO 10
STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF iIENRICo, So
l. Richard H. smith. cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best Of my knowledge
and belief. RICHARD H. SMlTH
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 9th
day Of March, 1894. W. W. GOSnEN,
Notary Pubic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07

new treatment for the cancer On MIS- race.
Mr. snead. OF Richmond, Is here on
business.
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STATE OF YiRGISIA. CITY OF RICHMOND. S.:
!. j. Il. Beasley. cashier Of the aboye-named
bank, do solemniy swear tina. the above s.ate-
NEXT is true TO the best OF my knowledge and
belief.
j. b. BEASLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9th
day Of March, 1894.
j. Z. MCKENNY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
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COrrect-Attest
f. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
MORTON B. ROSENBAUM,
J. Is. PACE,
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ssyI,uERE APE No FLIES ON

l. SAIrH.'-You cannot make six purse
ont Of a sow's ear. but you can secure your DCoks
aud money ia HERRING-HALL-MA CON-
q. +. SMITH.
my % No, IS north Nine street..
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WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT

IA AN TED, 1UU W NNVN II II
w for the next thirty days We will give aD-o-
lutely free Of charge a pc. Iooth-Brl,h and a
o5c. box OF Tooth Powder II YOU Will buy "A bot.
tie OF NELSON'S TOOTH AND MOUIH-WA>H
Price 25c. W. II. NELSON, the Druggist
Fourth and Leigh streets. 10 %O-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07

White ami O.hcr-l ne.
rs. .t.4.
Christian and Utherl .o,.l
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Correct-Attest

COrrect-Attest
JAMES y. BoYD,
NJ. MILLHISER,
WILLIAM II. PALMER
NH H-lf DiracfOra.
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EXAMINATION FREE.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. THAT CEN-S a
l. TRALLY-LOCATED STORE, No. l3I0Sl
east Main street. This property Is well stu
ated, IL In good order, and can be leased for q
term OF years at very low rental. Phone US II
you would ike 10 have tbs keys.
DES0ON, UPPER d CO.,
NH 4-3t S21 Main street
E'OH RENT, THAT VERY AT =
II TRAcTIvB AND MOST DESIRABLE =
SUBURBANPLACEKN KNOWN AS BRAEHIDE,p
about three blocks north % the Fifth-street via
duct II contains about twenty acres and the
improvements consist OF most comfortable
DWELLING Of about ten rooms and the usual
outbutdtngA Come 70 see us about Il.
J. b. ELAN 3 CO.,
1il3 Main street.
Phone 53A NH 4-3t
DENT.l,IHT
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COrrect-Attest:
A. l.. BOULWARE.
JAMES MILLER.
CHARLES +. WORKMAN,
II Directors.
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WANTED, TO Buy CHEAP FOR
w CASH. A GOOD SECONDHAND BICi-
GLE. '93 patent. state plico Address q. ~,
caro- OF DIsPArCr. NH 7-lt'
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NH 7-lt
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have carefully examined the foregoing State
T.cr, aad fad the same 10 be correct.
CHARLES 4. pRELLER, Auditor
Arizona republican., 1894-10-21
NEW AND BRIGHT.

''SHE is a great favorite with the male sex" "Yes." Why doesn't she marry?" ''Her numerous engagements prevent her. Y. Press.
 ''CAN see you apart for moment?" ''You mean alone, don't you?" ''Yes; a loan-that's it, exactly. I want to bor- TOW five. "-Indianapolis Journal
 POSSIBLE PURcHAsER-''No is this mule perfectly gentle?" Uncle Nose @'Well, sah, I nebbah l1nowed him to bite anybody yit. Cincinnati Trib- Fnne.
 PArIENT-"Can you tell me, doctor, the cause of baldness?" Physician Nothing easier, sir. It is due to the falling out of the hair. Will you pay now, or shall I put it down to your ac- ecount?''-Boston Transcript.
 HE-"Suppose I should ask your father if I could marry you. Do you think I would stand any chance?" She-''No. Your case would be hope less" He-'Do you think he would really say no?" She-"Not that, but he would leave it to me. Judge.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-21
ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER.

A FIRM in Augusta, Me, sends to pot teries abroad photographs of places of aste, and these views are artistically reproduced on pieces of china.
 AN English officer has discovered a working telephone between two tenn ples of Paul in India. The system is said to have been in operation for over two thousand years.
 A SPECIAL mouthpiece for public tele- phones has been introduced in Ger many with the object of avoiding the spread of diseases carried by the con- densed moisture of the breath.
 A BABY carriage, designed especially for the use of those who live in flats, which can be folded together, so that one person can handily carry it up and downstairs, is New York invention.
 THE mixture of cotton and wool in the manufacture of cloth has been learned so thoroughly that feeling will not detect the presence of cotton. A piece of the goods boiled in solution of caustic potash will leave only the cotton fiber intact.
 WOOD pulp has been put to many alses, but the most extraordinary is in adulterating woolen yarn. A way of spinning the pulp has been discovered, and the product can be combined with wool in making yarn, in the proportion of one part of wood to two parts of wool. Much of this composite yarn is said to have been made into hosiery, and few complaints as to wear have been received.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-21
STARTING IN LIFE,

DIocLETIAN, the Roman emperor, was born in slavery and obtained his freedom by service in the army.
 LUTHER's father was a miner, and the future reformer often earned a supper by singing in the streets.
 JAMES MADISON was very fond of his books, and at an early age acquired a high reputation for learning.
 HORNE TooKE was fond of staying in ills fathers poultry shop, and liked to be intrusted with the business.
 ZACHARY TAYLOR was brought up on a farm. He was very thrifty, and soon had stock of property in calves.
 CHAUcER's boyhood was passed in a wine vault, where he was required to wash barrels and clean wine casks.
 LIszT was driven to the piano every day. For over fifteen years his daily practice covered ten to twelve hours.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-21
SPORTS.

GEoRGE GoULD's expenses this season for the Atalanta and Vigilant are esti- snated at nearly four hundred thou sand dollars
 PERHAPS the best lady shot at the present day is Lady Eva Quin, wife of Capt Wynham, heir presumptive to the earl of Dunraven.
 BIcYcLIsT ZINMERMAN's great success is said to be dueto his abnormallv large heart, which is declared by the doctors to be two inches longer than the av- craze.
 SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS has got new lease of the old Drury Lane theater in London for seven years, and the his 7torieal playhouse is, therefore, sure to see the next century.
 4 GRANDDAUGHTER of John c. Cal houn, the southern statesman, has just made a success in France, playing in French with French company the role of Hernlione'' in Racine's s'Andro- Inaque."
Arizona republican., 1894-10-21
A Well DisciDIed Man.

Army discipline is supposed to be very strict indeed, and oders must be obed swiftly and silently. The best disciplined soldier ever in the Russian army lived in TIT. He was stationed before the door of the palace during a heavy flood, when the empress, seeing from her balcony that the water had reached the sentinel, called to him to retire. This the soldier refused to do; and when the empress asked if he knew who she was, the man replied atiirmatively. Although he knew her majesty he would not leave his post until his corporal relieved him. The water increased until it reached the sentineFs knees. The empress sent several messages to him, but he refused to obey her. Finally she was compelled to summon the corporal, who was found asleep, and he was obliged to swim to relieve the honest private, who by that time had only his head above water, and would composedly have suffered himself to be drowned rather than disobey orders while obeying his sover- eign.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-21

Lassooing and Tying Down Wild Steers.
 Spanish Bull Fight.
 Cowboy Tournament.
 Broncho Riding. Ladies' Flat Race. Roman Chariot Race Saddle Horse Race. Donkey Race.
 Flag Race. Shooting Glass Balls From Running Horse with Winchester Rifle.
 Failing Down Steers. Riding Wild Bulls. Bicycle Racino
 Trick Bicycle Racing. Throwing the Bolaz (Tnree balls on string is used instead of lasso by the South American Gaucheros. Small Boy Contest for Horsemanship horses used and graceful ridin. only.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Ex-SUPERVISOR LYNAM'S DEATH.
Expired Suddenly ON n Train In
south Carolina.

The flags on the Courthouse and
Hall of Records in Brooklyn were at
haif-mast to-day in of William
NJ. Lyman, ex : Supervisor of Kings
County, who died suddenly on a train
near Wilson, n. c.. yesterday while on
his way to Brooklyn.
At the time of his death Mr.. Lyman
was attended by his wife and a friend,
Mr.. Bnlzer.
Mr.. Lyman had been in ill-health for
a year past and recently took a trip to
Florida. Consumption Is believed &c
have caused his death.
He was forty-four years Old For the
past seventeen years he had been iden-
titled with Kings County politics. Since
1896 he had been a Supervisor from Flat
bush. but was defeated last election.
With Supervisor Baisley he refused to
give up his seat, claiming that their
term was for two years. The courts
decided to the contrary, and the Town
Board appointed Henry Hesterbeg as
his successor in the Board OF Super
visors.
Mr.. Lyman leaves a widow and four
children. His brother, Peter Lyman, Is
Keeper of the Hall of Records in Brook
lyn.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Coming Events.

Quaint Club dinner this evening at 7 O'Clock,
Hotel New Netherland.
Glover club entertainment this evening at I3
West Thlrty-elghth street.
Editor ". II Page, Of The Forum. will give a
free lecture this evening at VI Rtyington street,
Review OF the Seventh Regiment by MaJor-Gcn.
Josiah Porter and presentation Of marksman
badges at the Armory this evening.
Lecture on "Nsw Netherland and PENN
Woods by John Fisks at hardmsn Hall to-mor-
row afternoon.
In aid OF the Kind Word Mrs. Sherwood Will
road on The Beginning Of AmuBements' to-
morrow afternoon at the New York College Of
Music, lcS-l3C East Fifty-elGhth street.
Annual reception Of the Tidal WAY. Fishing
Club tomorrow evening at Weber's EScelsior Hall.
l6i Bruok avenue.
There will he a joint debate between the Car
lyle ard Hudson Literary Societies at %Tammany
Iiall March rs. The question for discussion viii
hr, Resolved, That We favor a further restric-
.iSu Of suffrage" The Affirmative side will be
maintained by the Hudson Literary Society, while
the negative will be defended by the CARLYLE Lit
,rary Society. EX-Judge curtis has consented IN
act as referee After the debate a reception will
be held, TOR which X Henry Rosenhers. OF the
Carlyl,s, has been selected floor manager.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

but in thousands OF cases he demands
a certain amount per month for keeping
III the Marshal wants the names OF
men who conduct employment agencies.
James O., March. who in Italian is
g. S.ss as = Mage esSs. Of u q Msr'oG zo s,reTi;
Marone and Zusco Berardlni.
As to the first named. Rev. Father
Bandini t. after him with a sharp stick
in the belief that he is one OF, the worst,
Afhdavits concerning his method OF EN-
ploying labor are being drafted every
day, Magic Is the man who has sup
road. 1t is charged that he demands
from every man so employed a Zee OF
So as well as 81 a month each after
wards so long, as they are employed. But
Marshal Eng.ehard says they do not
At Mr.. Paidmbo's office. 1893 Mott
street, a score or more of Italian la
an "EVenins World''' rep iGt"s ca THsn
Every n had a story TO tell, and II
written out as given they would have
rivalled many OF The scenes described
who was present. said he could obtain
100 affida wits to the same effect.
They said that no mar was ever en-
work without first paving or agreeing
to pay s. and 81 per month afterwards.
Next the padrone insisted on the men
sleeping, in shanties provided, and eating
the food supplied by the padrone at exe
orbitant prices. In the shanties, It was
CHARGED. fifty and sixty men are com
PEELED to sleep. In one room, for which
each is charged 81 per month.
For bread which the Italians can pur-
chase here for three cents the padrone
charges 10 cents.
For sausages worth nine cents n pound
they are charged "a cents.
For lard worth eight cents per pound
they have.to pay 16 cents.
For. macaroni. which can be bought
here for sl.05 per box, the laborer has to
pay $3.50.
For the poorest kind OF American
cheese. which can be procured here for
six CENTS per pound, the %padrone de-
mands from S5 to 40 cents.
So on with the other articles, and as n
result, men who leave the city for six
and eight months at a time generally re-
turn Just as they started-without a
dollar.
That Is only a sample of many of the
stories told There are many Italians
stil here who are not yet through tell
ing OF the horrors of the aqueduct and
other contracts.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
PlIMMER WINS IN COURT.
Injunction Against the Fighter Re.
fuscd to Waldron.

Justice Andrews. OF the Supreme
Court, to-day denied the application OF
Louis Waldron for an injunction re-
straining Prize Fighter Billy Plimmer
from appearing with the theatrical com
pany Plimmer Is organizing.
Waldron IL manager and proprietor OF
the Plimmer combination. a theatrical
company with which Piimmer has been
appearing. He alleges that he made "A
contract with Pllmmer or Sept. 10 last
to star with his company for II season
ending June 10 next. He says that
the contract was drawn and signed in
A sixth avenue saloon.
Plimmcr admitted a verbal contract
and that a written contract was drawn
up. which he took 10 his lawyer to eX-
mine
Plimmer charges that Waldron Ind
violated his contract In that he did
not keep all the dates arranged. and
that he Plimmer) had been lille four
weeks In ten. and as a result has had to
borrow money to keep the company
going.
waldron denied Planners charges, but
Justice Andrews refused to grant the in
junction.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Is MELLO AT RIO AGAIN 7
Report that He Is There and that
the N%ictheiOy Is Coming Back.
nv Associated Press.

Uy Associated Press)
RIO DE JANEIRO. Feb. 2o.-The Bra
lillian insurgent warship Republica, hav-
ing on board, according to a report. I'd
miral Mello and a strong reinforcement
of troops for Admiral Da Cana, has ar
rived here.
1t IL reported ashore that the Nictheroy,
which sailed for the South yesterday,
after a short stay m these waters. will
be ordered back from Santos to this
port.
When the Nictheroy left here II was
believed that she had gone to Santos
with the intention OF meeting the Re
publica, which had been b%lockading that
port for some time past.
Shortly after the arrival OF the Repub-
lica, Admiral Da Cana was visited by
an officer. believed to be Admiral De
MeIlo, and a long consultation followed.
1t is believed that an insurgent vessel is
to be sen in pursuit OF the Nictheroy.
Capt. Gift, or the steamship Amaranth,
which arrived this morning from North
Brazil ports, reports all quiet at Victoria.
He was In Bernambuco seven days TAX
ing in cargo. The submarine torpedo
boat was lying in the harbor The
nj Government had Issued orders to arrest
all persons who were found expressing
their opinions d~erogatory to the Pres!-
dents conduct Of Brazilian affairs. Con
scquently the people were very slow to
express an opinion in favor OF either
party.
The steamer Milton. Capt. Moore.
which arrived to-day, vas In Rio five
days, during which there was the usual
firing between the forts and feet, morn
ing and evening. No great amount OF
damage was done by either party. There
was nothing OF an exciting character 60
ing on at Bahia. The new fleet OF
Peixoto. consisting Of Aurora, America
and three torpedo boats. was still in the
harbor.
Henry Fischer, who was a baker on
the Bra lillian cruiser America. has ar
rived here on the Scottish Prince from
Pernambuco this morning.
II have no complaint to mak against
the Brazilian Government" said Mr..
Fischer, ION account OF their treatment
Of me, except that no provision was
made for a stopping place for the Amer
lca's crew while at Pernambuco, and we
were compelled to go to a hotel.
Everything was very quiet at Per-
nambuco at the time I left, Jan &c,
There were no signs Of war. other than
the presence Of men-of-war at anchor
in the harbor.'
The evening world., 1894-02-20
PAUL JONES.

Then he run across a friend who was
giving a theatre party. Jones accompa-
MED the guests to his friends home and
after singing the Sad Story of Elder
Jones'" and selling. numerous auto
graphs, he found he had earned 50 more.
In all; his first day in New York City
This morning Jones said he was going
to Providence, where a restaurant
keeper had offered him s. an hour to
tend a soda-water fountain and sell
cigars. He expects to earn at least ;25
to-day. Jones may go on to Springfield,
Mass, where he has had an offer to give
a lecture.
~ expect to earn 81 900 before / leave
this country" said Jones. THAT will
carry me through England. France,
Switzerland, Italy. Egypt. India, Aus
tralia. China and San Francisco.
81 expect to go through to San Fran
cisco in five months. Then I will lecture
from San Francisco back to Boston.
BY the terms of my wager I must
earn 5000 on my trip. and not bring
hat amount back with me. as has been
stated. l expect to earn considerable
money by representing a number Of
manufacturing houses in my travels
through this country and Europe
The evening world., 1894-02-20
WATERLOO FOR PRICES.
bargains to he Had nt Blooming
dnIe'S "WeIlinIton" sale.

The Iron Dukes" success at Waterloo
was not more complete than Is that OF
the wellington sale al BloominGdale
Brothers, ~Fifty-ninth street and Third
avenue.
To carry the similarity still further,
some wag has said that prices for the
things sold at that mammoth dry-goods
emporium have met their Waterloo
they have been cut down so ruthlessly.
But, like all other good things, the
wellington" sale vii, also have its limit;
The immense crowds that throng the great
dry-goods palace from early morning
until the closing hour at nisht are max
Ing such breaches In the "Wellington''
stock that II anybody is anxious to pur-
chase anything at all for himself out
OF this wonderful sale he had better Sc
cure II before Thursday. when the store
Win bc closed in Difference to the an
n%ivcrsnry OF Washington's Birthday.
To enumerate the many things that
can stu be gotten there Is an almost
Impossible task. 1t Is sufficient to a
hat there Is nothing. from a needle TO
an e~lephant-a toy one. OF course-or a
furniture set to a shoe lace that cannot
be procured at this commercial palace
Of Oriental s~plendor. 80
The evening world., 1894-02-20
RUSSIA ADMONlSHES FRANCE.
Significant Notes Exchanged Over
the Corn Duties Question.
(Dy Associated Press

tBN Assoclatep fress)
BERLIN, Feb. 2O.-The Frankfort Eel
tung says that important notes hav
been exchanged between France and
Russia in regard to the corn duties
question.
The first Russian note said that while
rot claiming the right to interfere In the
internal affairs OF another State and rec
ogn!zing the fact that France Is per-
fectly loyal in treating all countries
alike. Russia must protect her own IN
ters SITS; and If the corn duties derarge
Russian export trade. she must exer-
else her right to terminate the Franco
Russian treaty of
The French note sent in reply was. in
substance, that while France must re-
spond to the popular feeling in favor OF
an Increase of the duties on corn. she
would endcavor to limit the increase
to the minimum.
Assecond Russian note acknowledges
the receipt of the French reply, but re-
marks that Russia adheres to her own
views.