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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-09

Washington, December s.-The house
programme this week rs n drenry waste
Until the committees ara appointed the
machinery of the house is blocked aud
nothing can be don" save by unanimous
consent No attempt WIN be- nude to do
anything until Speaker Reed announces
his committees. which he expects TO have
ready at ,he end Of tho week. There VIII
probably be but three brief snaauna tliis
week When the house meets tomorrow
nm adjournment win be taken unill
Wednesday or Thursday and from that
date until saturday. when tho committees
VIII hc announced The Indications are
that practically nothing can be done In
tho way of actual legislation unll AFTER
the holidays
As the president e. absent on bis hunt
ing trip, there IS no probability that the
reply OF Lord Snlisbury's letter TO Score
tnry Olncys note regarding the Vcne-
yuelan boundary, In which congress W. 10
deeply Interested. VIII hc sent TO the
house this week. There may have been
az attempt contemplated 70 procure
through a resolution, from Secretary Oh
ncy tho letter sent by him 10 the English
premier last July. but Lord Salisbury :
reply received yesterday, cut snort such
an attempt, If made II would unquestion-
ably uroVe aDortivc.
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SEN ATE cHAIRMANsuIps.

Washington, December S.The ropubh.
can caucus committee OF the seuato viii
hold It's first formal meeting Monday af-
ter tho Adjournment OF the senate for the
purpose of considering the question Of
hlling the committee vacancies and select
Ing chairmen Of tho various committees.
While 1t has not been finally agreed up
on, Il looks now as " tho Craftsmanship
of the more important comuittces~wlll be
tor, appropriations ALLISON. coast delenso
squire; census, chandler, commerce, FRYE.
District of columbia, Mcmillan; iinanco
Morrill,; iishcrlcs perlins. forcign teia-
lions, sherman: Immigration. Lodge, In
dian Affairs. pcttigrcw. Interstate com
merco Cullom. Judiciary. lloar; military
affairs Ilawlcy. naval afrnirs. Cameron !.
rostotfIce and postroads, Wocot,' Print
Ing. Hale, privileges and elections. Mitch
ell of oregon. public buildings ami
Cater. rules, Altrich, territories, A. Davis
a majority of these Assignments 80 TO
tho senators whose names nrc mcntioncd
by seniority, but there are some cNcrp-
lions. made necessary by the probability
OF sonior members receiving other assign-
ucnts.
Along with the important chairman
lips, concerning which there IL no Ger
tninty ap yet are those of contingent cs-
pCnscs claims. educntiou and labor, on
rolled bills. library, Pacific railways, pat
ents, peneions, railroads and rcNiMon OF
tho laws.
There arc sofnc committees on whlrh
memberships are a. much sought as mo
chairma nnhips Of others. Ihee" AZ" hp-
preparations. indlcipry foreign reinunnH
and commerce. 81 appears probnhln that
the nnance committee II be enlarged
from eleven 10 thirteen members IN tHht
event the repnbllc1ns viii name 'ienators
Cauicron and plltt for the two places q
their disposal ana tho demo, rats WIN
probably select senator Daniel ns thcir
additional representative, senator Mltch-
eli as chairman Of the caucus committee.
has been devoung himself 10 gathering
data for the guid1n'c OF me committee =
deliberations. lie nnIa thht thee are 40
standing and 4 select committees NJ
present tho deuoc 'nte control 10. the re-
puhlicaus . and tbs ropulhta .. Thrre
have no committee assignments. In The
event Of The republicans hc'ns allowed
TO organize they nave chalrmhnhl1p ior
enrh republican senat1 ~, with one 10 spare
even after the tltlA senators ahnn take
|
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LONDON srnCK EXCHANGE

London, December S.-Wlth the tank re-
serve again at the record amount, money
rates have been of the easiest n" stock
market has passed an exceedingly quiet
week The fact that the Paris sc'tlement
Was gotten ovor "a of itself II q"ei'hs
influence.
Against the heavy cole eYnorts IRE !
don't CicVeiand's message hnH MAJ no cf'
feet In supporting American rhlltoad9,
which, togcti er with Canadians. were AL
lower on the wcck Turks were ini' ~
supported on official insurance 'hai the
on the revenue rergvians wcr" ilaf on
the prospect OF red'r.i>n of the interest.
Tho weeks DECLINE Wcra ne tlli"wh'
Grand Trunk, als; Canadian Pacific W
no.s Central aud Louisville and Nashville.
/. Atchison fours and Chicago, Milwdn,
kee and St paul, rs, Atchison, Central
Pacinc. Union Pacific ana Whb*h skies
q: Denver ana RIO Grande, Lake Store,
New York Central and Reading hrts, w
per cent. The advances were Peoria and
Reading J-S each
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district are In danger OF starving. The
treasurer has forwarded 400 pounds for
Bitis, Nharpool. Er.roun, Mardin and
'irebizonde.
pendent in a dispatch to that paper. which
VIII be published tomorrow, says;
II ~ possible that as a result of ncgota-
tons Said Pasha viii voluntarily quit the
British embassy Lori Salisbury has tclc-
graphed his approval OF Sir Phillip Currie's
conduct Meantime the gates Of the en-
bassy are closed and the force which was
landed from the ambassadors yacht limo.
gtue patrols the ground.
Russia's hesitation has ceased II Is
currently reported that NJ. Nclidon, the
Russian ambassador. today gave the sui
tan the czar's message. insisting upon the
entry OF the guar,lships.
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4 c14iNTeE CONCrssIoN.

Port Townsend, wash, December s-A
concession from the Chinese government
to build line OF railroad from Tidowatcr
to Pekin has been obtained by syndi-
cate Of American capitalists. The road
win BE- about 200 miles long, and WIN tap
q valuable coal mining district. The or.
Grafton and construction Of the road VIII
efnmept. but Americans and f0rCignt ~
are the principal factors I'm the scheme.
Among the men Of prominence said to be
In the heal nrc senator Calvin ;, Brlce oil
Ohio. Whitcinw i;tid, editor OF the New
York 1fibune; * secretary OF state John
~ Foster and others.
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prR1.IN NEWS ITEMS.

Berlin. December SIT Is stated here
that Baron Won Hoerst, governor OF Dlh-
sedorf. viii succeed Baron Won Koeller
as Prusslan minister OF the Interior.
Adolph Friederichmann Mcneil the
German historical painter. celebrated MS
,.ightieth birthday today ana was the
recipient OF many fetes IN his honor
Emperor William sent life sized bust
of himself accompanied by an Autograph.
Herr Menzel hrs become celebrated us "a
painter OF Iife-like and accurate sconea Of
the lime Of Frederick
EuperOr William, the empress ana a
,roy,d Of ptlegta received the aged artist
in costumes OF the time OF Frederick the
Great
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A aMALL snoRrAGN.

Louisville Ky. December "a special
to the Couricr-Journai from frankfort
says; State Inspector and Examiner Gard
in,sr made a report 10 Governor iirown
today OF an investigation OF the office OF
regifter OF the land office ana showed y
T;rren n gwangc, the present register.
'rhe nhGrtngc, whilo comparatively rmall,
runs back through the entire four year
T,o Inc STATE being withheld On each
statement which under tine law are MADE
every six months
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rIlr NANCurgTrR MAnKNT.

Manchester. December S.Merchan,s nre
puzzled at the American bear campaign
and are largely suspending purchases.
therefore business thls wee'S has hocn
smaller than lately IN all directions. lhe
Eastern imbroglio also tends to restrain
BUYERS Some lnd.u business IL going
through and there have been large uGe's
OF yarns and cloth on tho markas at ihi-
practicable limits Prices have been very
irregular varying with tho mnkrrt needs
Nominally cloth has been unclan@rd,
American yarns were about 'sc chchpef.
F,fsyptian yarns were farlh,uS dcater.
For the continent business was quiet.
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YESTERDAYS EVENTS.
DOMESTIC.

president II. Thane Miller of Mount
Auburn Institute died In Cincinnati.
Three men killed and others injured In
New York and New Haven railroad
wreck at Harlem
The fifteenth annual convention dele
gates OF the American Federation of La
Dor. with officials, arrived in New York
and some business outlined.
Grand Master Hartzoger of the Free
Sons OF Israel paid his mental respects to
the German anti-Semitic agitator ALL
wardt, In New York
party CT Apaches arrested and &C
cused OF the murder of Merrill and daugh-
ter.
a stubborn fire in Chicago caused n loss
OF $4,000. insurance. slS0.o00. Another
blaze cost u.s.
Harry Hayward mathematical his
brother ana wanted TO haunt him from al 4
after death.
The probable chairmen OF senate cont
mittees named and sessions and business
OF the National congress forecastel.
The Federal government will vigorously
protest against the proposed English pro-
fibition Of American sheep Importation,
Governor Bradley said to be an Ina
portant factor in the Kentucky senatorial
race.
Delegates and representatives of com
peting cities for the republican National
| convention arrived In Washington.
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An rXprplrIoN ARANpoNrp

Tampa, Fla, December The long pre-
pared expedition OF General Enrique COL
lnzo has temporarily disbanded. II was
composed OF JIG men and was to have car
ricd to cuba 800 Remington rifles, 2oO. 600
rounds or ammunition. one 2-inch rapid
ammunition, many machetas. dynamite
ana other powerful and secret explosives
the men who formed this band have bccu
encamped on various keys on the south
vrh coast OF Florida for the past ninety
the delay of the steamer they expected
on several different occasions. but their
whereabouts and the location OF the arms
and ammunition, which they had hurled,
We're betrayed by someone who well knew
their camp
A. NJ Sullivan, n Young Mississippian.
who had been appointed as captain Of the
artillery. deserted from the camp the LAT
ter part OF last week All tic buried
SullNAu's movements. shortly after his
disappearance tho Spanish consul IA Key
West was Informed aud II cutter left Tam
n aud Key West simultaneously for Cape
Rahlc, where the camp Ind been
Tile searching party found nothing, al
though they were directed to tho epot
where the arms had be,p hurled. Tho
camp had already been broken up and all
the munitions hidden, The Cuhnus be
should he be caught the Cubans will have
little respect for his comfort or safety.
Six OF the party arrived here tonight on
the OliNctte from Key West.
The Cubans are iubinnt, however, over
the fact that nothing was captured.
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prsJ-r.rED IN EXPOSURE.

C'ica=o. December S.--The arrest OF JACK
OHM and VIE here today for nshurs
accslcpea tbe possible solution OF nur-
l.- rlv-rary m yr9oklyn, Both the Quint
,gcrt uuuk and Mrs Quinn, IN an etort
Ia trj.,er the police not To let her nus,
Ee+4 81 felI IL n that her husband hai
,ew,uhi-d q mlrler in BROOKLYN severn,
wears asn Before word could be seel,re
from I'o0k'yr th7 Quinns We're tuEh''
restpt Tele rra7rs rom the Brooklyn au-
thoriass tend 10 ontirm the woman
statement.
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TILL. srNsArIoN ExpLopEp.

Cincinnati, OAio. Dec mber s-The BANK
here have exploded the sensation about
Y. II. Lewis. the bond forger getting over
500 90 from. this city. leaying forged
n ~. -, hnvse nn Tie case ana ind that
IieS,,s rot only $500 from Cincinnati,
ttNcS fre,n II r. Hutton. broker ana
5000 from the German MAlionns, y 9a,h ana
- ,.',,.so,.. have ioined in hiring Detective
crswford to pursue Lewis abroad
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THE PILOTS RESCUED.

London. December s.--The sixteen pilots
OF pilot boat No. s, damaged By the
British steamer CambrioInan, of the
Mersey yesterday. and who took a small
pilnt Tor fear the pilot boat was sinking.
have been rescued and landed Ia the
MeIsey.
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London, December "a dispatch from
Paris 10 tho Daily News says that Fred
erick Monroe son OF the late John Mon
zoe residing with his mother IN the
Champs Eiysees committed suicide In his
smoking room on SATURDAY WIN = reNolv-
not an active partner. The supposed
motive * The signs Of relapse INTO a
malady from which ne lh9uEnt ne han
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Washington. December s.-There Is no
information to be obtained from army OIL
ficers OF the Indian bureau tonight regard
INT, teIerrams come from that locality
they win be sent direct TO the officers aod
viii not he seen by the officials until 20
marrow
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS READINGS

An area of high pressure, accompanied
by cooler weather, has moved over North
west Texas. An area of low pressure
overlies the Central Gulf States.
Weather generally partly cloudy 10
cloudy with rain at New Orleans which
is the only station that reports as much
as 10 of an inch of precipitation.
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RELIEF FUND FORWARDED.

London. December s.--The Marquis OF
Salisbury has written 10 the treasurer OF
the Armenian relief fund to tic effect
that the consul at Moush through the
British ambassador. Sir Phillip currie.
reportr that tisA Armenians OF the Btlis
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CtIpAN AID IN sT. LOUIS.

81. Louis Mo, December sA special
to the Republic from New NorlS says.
syndicate of American capitalists has
boon formed in this city to aid the cuhnn
insurgents. The Marquis de Santa Lucia,
political provisional republic, "A iepreTen-
tative OF the syndicate, has made propo-
sluon tn loan the Republic $1,000 coo con-
tinreut OH tho recognition Of delinquency
by the United states government. In OK
charge the syndicate will accept SlhQNoom
tn Cuban bonds. the same to he cancelled
from the customs receipts immediately
upon recognition by Spain of the Cuban
Republic or declaration of peace. Tho
syndicate stipulatcs that H00o0,O0 he TX
pended in the purchase of two modern
warships and munitions. Of war; that these
vessels shall Immediately proceed 20 seize
and hold IN conjunction with land forces
some Cuban port 10 lr hereafter ngrccd
on and that they. with the assistance OF
other men of war. whose purchases later
may ba deemed advisable, shall prey on
Spanish commerce. aud assume an hRErcs-
siva policy which win bring this war to an
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Washington, December 9.-For Eastern
Texas; Fair, colder in eastern portion
northerly winds.
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TODATS EVENT 5.

.,.hsRLlN-Today, IT, nn!uvcrsar'' of the
| N NJ ol Gustayus Atolphus O. Sweden,
observed by order OF the emperor
~ M PUBIC religious holiday throughout
n ,s YoRK-The special Commission
S,ra Tor the reform OF leglsihtive pro-
-,te mas agreed or ths form If the re-
Gnu VIII meet to lay ~ Sign ".
Few YORK-The Nuiiro force Will be-
5rh;b ~ pistol pr chce today at the
N AeSiment Arpury, where n spe-
M, a me- mas been l;la uut Tor the blue
me range will oe zen Yards long.
SIEW YoRK--The American fedorat!on
hsiS niteenth annual couY Ution will
knr "a ~ Aiaulson SQuA~s Garden, begin
kisry may; President Mcbride ana Sec
thu iaSriltn say he CohYeu ion Will
'ses' the orst,uizaho1 ever held.
'owLING GREEN, N,,.-pr Joseph 9
as mueder CT mos J. Sliilweli' a.
'l ,. nc munv d,llys viii
pc FrfiEned TRIAL foday. The
0h'ses 10 b rtnsaUonal in the
y, 1LUI.u g. Tue .ye,n ro,,,.n
70 make satr crfart = h,,n,,
NAiion uuesii i,nfsre no Dres,
10 ar rooPfe4 p'-.sile,t Doe
Eel pTts.uen The senate, aud
sion Llb he btgs OF a COM
pect ~ , i,li, visit 'hihEton. They
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Fort Grant. Ariz.. December s-The
wires between this point and San Carlos
agency and Fort Apache went down about
noon today and 1t is believed they were
cut by the renegade Indians party IS
out on the line Tor the purpose OF making
repairs.
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GENERAL OBSERVATION.

Observations taken at all stations by
United States weather bureau. at s p. m.
seventy fifth meridian time:
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AMERICAN SHEEP AND ENGLAND.

N NJ AMI
Washington, December s.-If as reported
from london Great Britain Intends to
prohibit after January, the importation
OF American sheep II IN quite probable
that there will be vigorous protest from
this government.
The agricultural department has not yet
received official notification OF tho pro-
posed prohibition hut the subject has been
informally discussed by tho officials, -Four
or fivo years thia government through
the representatives OF tho department of
agriculture succeeded N getting the En-
glish government 10 remove the restric-
ton which required the kiliiug OF Amori-
can sheep when they landed ut the docks
In Great Britain aud they were then per
mitted to he taken INLAND aud fed for
killing. The induatry which was then
very amail, has grown TO large proper
TONS the expectations turing tho fiscal
year 1891 reaching eighty thousand head
and IN iSN three hundred aud rfty thous-
aud head, The reason given for the pro
posed prohibition ia the prevalence of
scAb dlHeaae III the sheep but this dla-
ease nr, Salmon, the ohicf OF tho bureau
of animal Industry OF the agricultural de-
pl,rtueut, saya cNlSts Wherever sheep AFRO
found und corresponds to mango or itch
All sheep TINT were sent from this coun-
try wcrO thoroughly inspected and " any
wrrc injected they wero refused ship
mont
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MANY PEOPLE WANT
What Many Others Wan
To Get Rid OF.

A brief mention IL Tho Posts want
Pasc will NIL the bill. SITUATIONS
WANTED. THREE TIMES FREE A
nominal charge only for other ads
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Journalist George Augustus Sala died I'm
London.
Manchester merchants puzzled at the
American bear campaign.
President Cleyeland's message had no
supporting effect on American railroad
bonds in the London market.
The situation in Turkey. delay OF the
sultan, Said Pasha's refuge movement
and the position of etiardshtns remain I'M
changed.
A strange man In Turkish attire fright
ened the sultan by approaching his ear
r!age bearing n petitton and was arrested.
The sixteen riiots reported as drowned
Off the Mersey were rescued.
buildings on the Atkins plantation near
ii"Vana, |uoa' poineu' .ose'ne' WV" Z"
cane 'ieiu peions'ns 10 eoS'eho loio"'
AN american tyhu'ca'e srur'eu CON
cessioH ny 'ne chi'ese government LOT
'',n. o"r =. N"i ~ ""'e' w e"'.'
me General ENRIQUE co,iazo eNpeai'ioh
.N, .Nse.' ~ 80"
W. ''''7iV' '''iU'' .''N HV"'"v'
S', i' e'''u,e".e pi'pose" W a''
- 80 .o''''''-
VI '''S'' 'e'e i . '' '''''s'''
STATE.
VIII Smith. negro. convicted at Victoria
y, 90 anu s,'e' my !.a''
Wv ,les'' st''' a' ms
o.., 49,
Nv, -,
.,n ~" 40 w
public schools OF Wharton.
Election of officers held by many civic
societies.
Motorman and conductor of the car
which ran over man at Galveston ar
-, ,,,sa ,o,, 49,, 49, ,,.,,a,..a
- ~ >''0
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ARRESTED AND ACCUSED.
Apache Indians Probable Murderers OF I
Merrills.

Apache Indians Probable Murderers OF the
Merrills.
Solomonville. Arizona, December s.
Sheriff Wright's posse. which has pur-
sued the Indian murderers of Merrill and
daughter, returned this evening. Near
the base of the White Lock mountains the
posse came in sight OF the Indians. but
had been discovered first by the In tianS
from an elevated position. The posse came
within five hundred yards OF the Indians
as they were going up the mountains
and had the advantage OF being among
rocks and brush. The Indians were iiren
on and returned the fire. but escaped over
the summit into the rough rocky country
over trail hard to follow. The posse
kept in close pursuit, but the trail was
lost on Friday. There were hut two In
dams and they doubtless belong to
band of renegades which has been off
their reservation several years.
st. Louis, Mo, December s.-A special
to the Republic from Silver City, N. NJ,
says:
orders were received at Fort Bayard
today ordering out all remaining cavalry
at the post TO make forced marches
across into Arizona to assist IN the cap
turing of the band of renegade Indians
that committed nine murders near the
san Carlos reservation last week. The
troops left at once.
The orders We're accompanied by re-
port that the citizens posse which ieft
Duncan, Arig., Immediately after the dis
covery of the murderers had run INTO the
Indians near Clifton. ArlS., and that
fight had followed. in which one or more
of the posse had been killed and the Or
der for moving the troops was for the
, purpose OF closing In on the band before
| the Mexican line could be reached, Inc
| uosse was under the leadership Of the
| Parks brothers, skilled fronliersmen and
| Indian fighters.
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retiring the paper money OF the country,
1t was possible that the financial ccntera
OF the country agreed with him. There
was no doubt that u course OF that wink.
II pursued would make populist votes
MIR. Carter called attention to what he
STYLED tho remarkable growth OF tho popn-
list vote. He said II had Increased 2iu por
cent during tho pnst three years. This
ercat growth had not been developed In
tho National legislature. as there wcro
fewer popullsts IN the house than Ill tho
Flfty-second congress, but the vote IL,
the different elections showed n populistic
increase which u was well for the rcpub-
iicuns 70 take into consideration.
Mr. Carter was charged with being u
pcssinist. and different members of tho
eomn,tee sna tna rs NM p,,mar,H
there could be no doubt of victory with
any OF the excellent men who wcrr men
toned for the nomination TO head the
ticket
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washington, December g. The TurIdsh

Washington, December s. The Turldsh
legation received from the sublime porte
the following telegram under to1ays date:
THE vale Of Svas telegrlnhs that be-
fore the occurrence Of disorders provoked
bv the Armenians nj Zlle, the latter pre-
pared SPOTS behind which they bhrricaced
themselves, a few openings destined 70 IA
cilitate their escape. This fact proves
once more that these troubles were long
before premedltated by the reVolutiOnists.
with the exception OF Zitoun order relgns
everywhere else in the empire"
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SP[C|ALT|[S

..rUED TOMATOFo-S pUuHu CHHo,
eLh.,son Dillworth brand. 2 dozen In
e case. oIIVEs-New goods. q ounce
VtlL,.ias dozen In case.
,,s1pp,nRTED MACARONI - Triton"
|lMfund q l-pound packages in box.
rvSlhspoRATED HORSE RAD1sH-Fancy
Rods, extra strong ounce potties'
,o ~ {, CREAM cANDY-so pound
=, pT 1,1K1NGER's NEW CROP CELE-
BRATED CALIFORNIA CANNED
ppRiITs-Only strictly AL goods on mar
tst, hays no equal
hiNcE MEAT-'Atmore's" and "New.
Year brands. half barrels. IS pound
tsnakins. pound pals.
|riTM PUDDING-"Atmore's' brand,
dozen in case.
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DEATHS

George Augustus Sala at London.
II. T. Miller Mt Cincinnati.
Rev. II. ID. Gilbert at McGregor.
Miss Lola l.. Ford at Orange.
MARRIAGES..
IItfle-Eyans at Untin
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LOCAL

The Royal Yacht Squadron. through
Secretary GrGnt announced that they
would take no action in the personal
charges of Lord Dunraven against De-
lenders management.