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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

chis--- Br~.k .aa Ran. r~..sax r-s
rAsa~.aa Dad .aa wessa-A sa th~
fi~as-Jspsa~-s L--- >la<hs-
LoNpoN. March 1.-The Central
News correspondent in Toxic quotes
this dispatch whict was senf frora
IN kao or New ChwanE on March :.
The fir>; diviSion reports that the
fort s.outh and west of Nin-Kao on the
left bank % tho rixcr. has h-scn taken
- the last ditch and re.iouht. Two
soldiers were blown mp BY the explc-
slou of a mine In the Chinese line q
defense The Liao river Is st3ll
troscu--
saturday Gen Ncaru reported that
his army. with the AID % the drst dixi-
sinn- bad attacked the Chimes AZ Ten
ehau,ai that morning. The japanese
advanced frOm tkrcr directions. Gus.
f1ree eoming from the east. one from
the northeas; and the third frum the
northwest
A hot artillery IRE was op-uesI at :
J. m amt under its cover the three
bo-taeS Of troops Storme'i the town
shortly hcfore i0-50 The Chinese
numbered io.ooo or more. Al first
they tought stubboruly. but eventu-
ally they broke ami ran. throwing
down their arms and making no effort
~ save standards or baggage. Most
Of the Chinese Bed 20 the northwest
Although the JapA8e-s. los was but
ioo killed. ths, Chimes. left more than
1000 dead aud dying in aud around the
town AL the enemy's war material
was captured The town caught hr~
during the ight. anil before night was
burncd to the ground
t'en- No-ixn has been promoted 10
the rank II marshal
The enpreSs of Japan will start for
Hiroshima to-day 70 inspect ali the
military and Red Cross hospitals
The Central News Correspondent a,
Shanghai says that the Chinese arr
making preparations 20 defend For
Ha.Sa against the exp..ctc,i landing Of
the IaPanes-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

MAJ ]. z. Sessions. who has been n
member Of the railroad Commission since
iss6 has Withdrawn his name from the
list Of eandiaAtes for that once from the
southern district He does this On &C.
count Of i'll health. not feeling able %
make a eAnvass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14
NEWS and NOTES.
FiFTy-THIRo CONGRESS-


N me senate. 90 the tzh fcls~lnz session o.
ta~ legislative 1@y q sAe 81 Ina last ulesSar-s
ef ta~ Frrsts.ezt cougrzra'atIaz congress ca
the coocln=iou u tzs labor. w2s rceeive1f wirh
cath1rsrs q 2axarer n chxsnaer za9 gal
lrricS. L1itie naxiusss wss &0us exe-Ps tAs
rcrrna1ttes cf wing messages fru-n rh~
house re'gaestirs tl~ signature of th~xire-preS-
ldeat - enrc'Aet oiiis aud the sanoGnrin. u
such 2xns.lresl The IaSt tsa af the apvro-
prfstion oilis were signed hy the vfce-pr-si-
dent AID sent ~ the president - In N. hous-
after a recesss frun J Is = Until . s'sAssck
tAe tine S2s spcat "A disposias q measures af
1inoe N por,aGce- aud n Passing resalatioas
complimentary - Speaker CrsS9. and a. the
AL % tas g1rei a. = n. The Ffffy-talrd Gun
gresS vas DECLARED adjourned wsthsus .izy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

The first session Of the Federal Coars
for the Eastern division o. the Soathe-n
district Of Mississippi, with Judge H. Z.
Niles presiding, and J. T. Smith deputy
CLERK. convened in Meridian on the Ilth.
The district embraees the counties ot
Noxabee. Winston. kemper. Neshoha.
Leake, Nswtoa. Landeraale. Cl1rke.
Jasper. Wayne aud Jones'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

oSE Of the biggest gold discoveries
ever made in Montana Is reported by
Thomas Carmin- of Pony. Madison
county, who has struck I0-inch vein
Of gs,ld ore running ssa0 to the ton in
the White Pines. an odd location This
i richer than any quartz before found
IN Montana mines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

John J. MsEAsual1. late u Memphis.
az4 4 vsry extensive cotton bay~r. has
purvhase4 tae cid FiaaFers- Wa-ehoGss
aaG Gotten Yzz1 a. Aberdeen AMI viii
erees . eat.on compress tais sumner.
The charter q Incorporation has been
pabiishesi- and eoasists Of John J. Nc
Doaali. NJ Ala Mar. Mss Cleo Glover
ard Eany otAers ~h0 mar hereafter be
associated with then- The capital stock
WiIl be sIs,eQo- The eorpOrats name aad
style Of the company Is The Aberdeen
Conpress Company When this press
i erected Aber1ee1 will be supplied
vita 80. having had very large one
IN operation for scwersl years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Major c. L johnson. gallant Con-
tederate soldier and FOR many years
county assessor Of Holmes County. died
suddenly last week Of congestion cf the
lungs Major Johnsoa was WIDELY
known And greatly beloved BY all ~ho
knew him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

The Circuit Court Of Marshall County
adjourned lass week after the shortest
session in the history Of the county.
The court session lasted six days and a
half, and that Of the grand Jury four
days. Hard times IS largely responsible
for it as the people are too poor for law
breaking OF litigation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

lr was positively affirmed in Toron-
to. Ont. on the sth. that writs for 4
general election In Canada would be
issued within n week and that the
election would be held in about \
month The liberals are confident of
carrying the country on their trade
policy They promise 70 make sweep
ing tariff reductions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

A prominent NAsehez family. that Of
the late Judge Josiah Winchester.
comes in FOR large slice OF 4 tEO nil
lion dollar estase Left hy brother %
The Jaaxe. Henry n Winchester. os
santa Barbara Cal, wbosied two seeks
sgos
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.



Jackson. March 5--From reports Of
Scveniy-tuo banks Just received By tho
Nz4iior. four banks noshAviag reported.
the tollewia< axarss arC taken
siEhf sSraaass ---..-----.....--..-. .ss.sEsI-a
tsa ea hsn3 ---.---..---------. i,7--. 81 a.
Carifai -.-..-.-........ ........ EtSi.-15 20
K-Fssats -..-.-...-...-...- : "a - IS
TIE statements. It will BE observed.
show a tafaj q sash on han1 anA sight
exrhaace of 81. p. - 5. When the de-
mani ioaas on co.toa. not included in
the staseairut and wbich Is aexs to a
cash iteri. 8re ssids-i. the total will b.
upNarl - 81. cgae0. Il has been sag-
scsts'l that eosld past q this l1le cash.
Eaich hs,.rn.s - the people. be invested
In Hlaaaf4rtsries. e Noaid cause mach
q tas staEn Atsoa existing IN basiness 10
rapi4ly disappear. This statement shows
there - ul1ney enoagh IN Mississippi.
u directed In the II righteAanneis. - have
The state dgtsed all over with fac
tories, ard taat the lack % cash is not
tae reason way this i not don..
The banks o. Mississippi arr in an
especially SQUAD condition. A. these re-
ports tnstscate. They have n rignt %
BE- pros4 q the record they have made.
Cor Nhea hanks rere failing all over
the countrY 4urin.t the Depression exist
iay last year. Mississippi hal but one
insisalaceEt failure. aad thai. to. Of a
Saak whleh ha1 lissIe capital - e0n-
Elezcs With Their eunservati-n aud
The bssiaess-liks manner n which they
are Conducted j.. Of eoarse. attributable
foe this state % Affairs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

THE Marquis and MarqniSe de Cas-
tellane, Count Jean de CasteIlane, Miss
Lloyd and servants arrived in Niagara
Falls. y n. late on the night of the
sth- ON the sth the party went for a
long drive t1xing IN all the points o,
SPECIAL interest on both the American
and Canadian sides of the river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

The spanish governments has given
ASSURANCES that American citizen Jose
Mara Aguirse- captured with other
rebels IN Cuba. As well ~ two othe r
An1erlcans among the p. isoaers, will
be tried by the civil tribunal All
revolntionists who are spanish sub
leets VIII be dealt with according to
martial faw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

BAsKKEs Of the City Of Mexico are
eeerming aPprehensive of the currency
situation in the United States. and sew
er1l important houses refuse to pur-
chase drafts on New York when not
made expressly payable in gold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

oSz HUNDRED employees of the Cleve-
land so-l snip Building Co. went cut
on strlke on the 5th The company
proposed 10 pay the old hands =. u
AMI new men s. 3 per day. The strike
was for $50 per day rate The
strikers were employed in the boiler
making department
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

HAsuHSsroS. March 1.-The Jap
ane>se legation has received the follow
in< dispatch CONFIRMING the capssrr q
New GhNang- -Japansse army cap
;arvsl oFsa p-srt % New wang March
d Al the tsre4 -u-rs are safe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

THk water was several feet deep in
many of the horSss at Port Deposit.
Md on the 1a. owing 10 the eontinnesi
ris~ IN the >usequehanna river AL
the churches had 10 be dismissed, and
IN Que the wOrshippers were obliged TO
climb out Of back window
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Tux German reichstag. in commit
ice. GA the sth- rejeetesi the paragraphs
Of the anti-revoution bill imposing
penalty for puhlic attacks upon re-
ligion- the monarchy. the marriage
system and the right 70 hold property.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Ms. BALIISGroS BooTH. OF the sal
vasicn Army, was. On the 6th. granted
ministers license BY Probate Judge
Ferris of Cincinnati. The document
gives Mrs Booth 4 right to ofsieiate At
weddings, and Is one Of the four legal
constructions given in favor of the sal
vatiouists in their Efforts to be reeog-
nized as n religious BODY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

THzEx are only TOO japanese soldiers
AMI thr~e small war SHIPS az wei-Hai-
Net- the main army having pressed
t'rwarsi after the retrSating Chinese,
aHd Sere rePortesi- On the sth. 10 have
reached point west Of the Lao river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14
AN INDEPENDENT PARTY
To h~ Fera~si. ~ the Natssa.l Conxeattsa
Of the An.r.fzAa rrst-etIxs As-seiasasa-

SAGINAW. Mich, March 1.-The na-
tional eOuvention of the American
Protective association opens to-mor-
row for a three days seSsiOn- The
prime object l. the consideration Of the
proposition for the formation Of the
independent American party.
State President Beatty says We
feel ourselves strong enough now TO
form a party We cannot tell what
the platform Of the party will De until
it Is framed =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Is an attempt BY two farmers 70 rob
the bank at Adel. Ia. on the sth. the
cashier and n customer Of the bank
were dangerously shot By one of the
robbers. after which thev retreated.
They were Pursued By 4 posse Of prom
inent citizens. and one of the robbers
was killed and the other aud four of
the posse were wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Gay Jacks ane stable AZ Scooba.
which vas erected Ter a livery stable.
bus used Is \ barn. Wfth zhout :. GO
bushels Ct corn vas Destroyed last WesS
By fire IL was uRdogbtetly the work
Of an incenaiary- There Vas No insur-
alce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

oS the sun the Spanish chamber o I
deputies adopted a bill granting the
government unlimited credit for the
purp'se Of conducting the campaign
against the insurgents in Cuba.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

MIS- NouSsErL BRApHrRsr. of New
Jersey, was presented to Queen Vic
toria al draUingroom held by the
latter at Buckingham palace on the
5th-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Mr. PErHfcK- American tutor 20 the
children Of Ii Hung Chang, has beer
appointed private adviser of the inter
prefers who viii accompany the Chi
nese peace commission.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

THERE were seven cases of diphthe-
ria reported II the Indiana Institute
for Predetermined Youth. At Fort
Wayne. on the 18th The sufferers
had been Isolated. and every effort
made to prevent n spread of the fatal
epidemic Ii WIS not known how
many of the $50 inmates had been ex-
posed and there was much alarm
At the institute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

TIE Lawrenee county pal grand
jury. on the Sch. returned two true
balls against ex-Mayor Alexander
Richardson. Of New Castle. In one
bill thers were ive counts charging
bribery. and the other charged cur
rupt solicitations Richardson. il viii
be remembered. settled an Illegal
liquor case brought before hin IS
mayor for $50. After the matter was
exposed by a suis to recover the money
he resigned his Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

FREDERICK E SIcKELs. the actual
inventor of the CoriiSs engine. of the
apparatus for steering steamships By
steam now in universal use. and Of
the siekels' automatic steam eat-on,
which revolntionized the steam en-
gines Of the world. aud which IS now
an essential part Of practically every
engine. died suddenly in his Office In
Kansas City. Mo. on the sth-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

TEE New York board Of health re.
fnsed. on the sth- to record the eertIf
ieacs Of the Castellane-GoaId mar.
riaxe. sent from. 81 Patriek's cathe
azDl. because Il had no date. It wa
eens sssk . tbs sss1etz>l tor eoFrss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14
TIE WAR IN the EAST.

rh- S.Fss~--. After T.ki.< Mia k.a. ws-.
fsr-srd .ad Capture the Ctts sf r~a-
ehsss.t .t-tft-r >tabe~ra Ftxhttsx tk>
ehas--- Br~sk saa Kss. r~ssssx rws
fsea-.aa D~sa saa w~asa-a sa the
ftsid-Jspan~-s Lss-- SIlxhs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

Ar the opening Of the wool sales in
London, on the zrh- 1000 bales were
offered There was . moderate as
sortment. mostly of merinos- The at
tendance Was very large. and the COM
petition was remarkably good for an
opening sale. being about equally
divided between continental buyers
and purchases for the home trade
Aerinos were generally 5 per cent
higher and the better qualities fully a
half penny higher. but the heavy aud
wasty WOODS and cross breeds were. a.
arule, unchanged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

ArrzR the most desperate sighting
yet recorded during the present war in
the orient the Japanese army under
Gen Nodzu'eapsured New Chwang 90
the sth- After entering the city THEN
progress was stnbbornly contested
from street 70 street. and il was only
after thirts-n hours' lighting that the
enemy was routed and the city cap
tured The Chinese lost 1.ss9 killed
and woundec. and great quantities OF
rides. ammunifioa. banners and proxi-
sionS The Japanese los was sone
what above 40 killed and wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14

'tsysar't fszad tsafty 90 Marss~r In the
ftrss n~<r-~- >sas-ar. he E-rssa..ance~i
Asssstsy ~ frt--sasr >erHpzIsa<Iy
S-@t ssst - ossei sad CssaGst~at A. liver
-ur- Harvard Ssssaasats ga tbs. Liss- sf
ustcn~~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

personality and his location HIS o'un''.o1 "a
sneech and Internationally OF manner are Clam
40 recommendations with the mass Oh h'S p
while his capacity to handle great ques''o''s - A.
sisted upon as having been demonstrated repe"''
IN his Congressional career His friehos "no
Of course. low-tarif men, fond!y term n,'" wy
"anostle OF tariff reform" and 90 nor hesi'a'e ~
declare that Cleveland appropriated the "o"o
ubich rightly belonged to hirD Ihey Say w
that Morrison while advocating his od we"-N W.
nrincInes does not go SO far as Feio''"' -,
Wilson and some others. They profess 10 PC -
.IIorizontal william" an orthodox, oid-ias''o nv
Democrat with no frs or furbelows on MINI
Irnois friend already quoted handles aho'"e'
branch of the subject thus ~
Morrison is as strong his party IN iihno,s - 90,
ioc,I elections two weeks from now VIII SUI a., a
utronrr mar ia Should these elections result az VOC
,ctorv for the Democrats. there would pc t,,,t
~ carr, Illinois in the PRESIDENTIAL election. 80 ~,
- the democrats lose these local elections a. -, y
IA tho last time there VIII not be the s'os
How for Them Morrison has always hau Rei III
enemies especially in Cook County franh w haan
Mo ia coming TO the front there, mas ue.., ,hat
" Morrison man He Is not an enefIl! eha1i ,tit,,
&C. he has never said anything 10 Indicate no"''n ~
az ne old ofticehoders there seEeId, T., rho
nounced Morrison supporters. The teudth.y y, Ia.
state is ra Their toward Morrison 'api.;; ~ nne
q good deal to do with Democratic politics. 10 '"e
Of his best friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
SOME OHIO APPOINTMENTS MADE
SENATOR BRICE ENERGIES FROM THE coNrN'i
WITH FLYING CoLoRs

SENATOR BRICE ENERGIES FROM IhE '">'
WITH FLYING CoLoRS.
,,,,s,t,oton March SO-The President to-day APP
n,r,aI Charles Edgar Brown POSTMASTER a. ~
'ipnau In place % John Zansieln, comn'ss'o III -
r,rsl and John c. IIrtchins postmaster al C'e'e
pa n,, f., ,,,ace of 4 T. Anderson. commission
expired. ,,rs,al NJ
Ia o;ao appointed Michael Devanney Marshai Oh
.h t,,i,aI states for the southern DISTRICT Oh oi'
and Samuel O. Dodge Attorney OF the '"'''" '
for the Northern District OF ONO.
These four appointments ina.iy d'Spose VI ~
tor which has caused some dissension a"'o"e ~"
n.,n,.rat!c politicians Of Ohio resulting IN He""
60. r,r,co and Congressman Tom Johnson quar-
r.,lin,. over the appointments in the mortimer" pa :
of the State and the Senator anu eN-' -,
Campbell coming - an agreement Owe ''Y D.io
southern part. Il + understood thA' o''H'o'
from the first opposed Tom Johnson ma" ~ .
fr postmaster al Cleveland, and intimate ula1
thor. might be- some difficulty IN securing .9 ,vs
nrmai0n The Senator asserted ms IIsnt. ~ Tho
an that n,rt Of the city IN Republican az
trict wherein according 10 eSs'J ,, IN making the
rhose Mr. Bfce and Mr.. Johnson were ut'' ,ha
asree upon candidate ana - J. ~ oyn hands
thn President took the matter mo my o", c.ndi-
n3 named a man who had not figured as a anu [,
date but who t. personally known ~ 800 for m.
t,s lis annointment will be satisfactory ID oV,a
tor Bric.. who. by InJrecuon AZ le'''' "' -
defeat OK IS Of MIR Dodge TO be District
Attorney Mr Johnson IS appeasri' ana a. son -
itrica did not OPPOSE him, there Il u" -,
nniisv. ina, anv effort will be made 10 nrifd' mn"
v.han his nomination comes befor" me tfr,a Il
rne election Of TIE postmaster iol - ,,oni.
sac,ns 10 meet with popular approval as VA I'm
roe Mr. Brown "A well-kno"n ana popuafdi. ,vnr
acceptable TO the Camphell ann ,nr ,h VarshaI-
rhe chef struggle there vas over M nai no 70
stir and in This senator Brce is Nc'otl9uIi a. no
"a h,e fight for the appoint ment oil M, ~ r.
,.anne, Ex-Governor Campbe-. came here IL ny
Interest II his personal friend td husr .,.,ey,
1i,b The president that he believed DeVahney
a',roir,.d Devannpv il not Objectionable 10 Mf
DE- DE- lie simply preferred Mr. Hughes. ana
nIirr, ,ha, no could not get him admitted tnat we
80 the senator had prevailed at the " mite
III T,lsen ali in all Il would appear that >, i,
aior Krice came OF the night with suost t
.,c,or,, rerched upon his banners. despite the as
s.G,;rs IN, moro was not a cOrdia. relationship
he,wecn him and the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

faver and am really disqualified from performing
Office work even: yet am doing my pesl, unue'
most discOurag.ns circumstances 10 Keep NY NY Wv.
d, month later Mr. Baker officially gave the HIST
,rt,,p,tlon that he could not spend another summer
at Managua, when ne wrote:
Whether the President shall nj this consulate
which has now been vacant over a year, Oh NJ -,
Iii n. compeiled TO get away from here either ten
,,orarlly or permanently. must nav" a cHaHse ~
live or a change viii come To me IN dea'h.
President Cleveland responded 10 t"'S hpP"
NJ Raker on January 9 by appointing Hiram r.
Lott OF Louisiana. TO the vacancy, ana MI LOU
f. now at Mlnguj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

tn, total quantity OF Mexican dollars exported 70
san Francisco during the seven months end'hs
January 81. OF this year. amounted TO N'Zoi'So
giving a monthly average Of si65.90. That eNpor'a-
,,,n wa ~ only SIP 10 during the month OF Janu-
airy These figures refer to the silver pesos out
seems that the production Of gold In some parts
OF the Mexican Republic is becoming prosperous
Industry The latest reports from that country
were that the three gold mines recently discovered
NJ Huotamo I'm (he State Of Mchoacan were CIV
iuS satisfactory results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
TRADE AND FININCE ABROAD.

Tho Journal 81 the Sugar Makers" In France Is
rutl,shinr Interesting particulars about relnins
srcar bv electrical means. The sugar-maKer 'nete
Will therefore, have TO be assisted py an e'r' 90,
while the work Of his chemists VIII TOT ~
-, ,,. r,ay Electricity il used extensively
g., Franco than IS imagined on this side OF the
Atlantic. II begins TO be Of common use IN the a.
p.rtments far from Paris. Thus. at 81 To- III
NORMANDY the national stud or 'haras OF the ''o'-
eminent has tccn ordered 10 use the eiecfle hs'''
furnished by the firm Nezien q boulaHse' ""'0" nus
introduced some Improvements In the app'ic"''o" VI
electricity Illuminating purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

OF tho 100000 hectares of superficial area OF
Spain. only &.00000o are cultivated. and 10000 OF
the latter receive the benefit OF irrigation. The
''Ecouoms;a" says that the wine production
amounts an average to 100000 hectolitres. Tho
olive trees give yearly than 100000 hecto-
Hires OF oil. while France produces only 10000 and
Italy about 100000 Spain raises about 36.ooo,oO
hectotres Of wheat, 100000 OF barley and 100000
of rye. Her expectation OF raislns Is valued at
about lJ.V1.90 francs annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

Meanwhile IN the same country agricul'rral IN
,lustrirs are generally nourishng. 1t is true that
the coffee crop has totally failed in the distrct Oh
l, a fine crop OF tobacco was expected IN the STARE
OF Oaxaca: and there, also, society was o"ihg OF
,,nlzeI Tor the planting OF 100 90 coffee trees The
representative OF a syndicate OF Chicago men has
recently arrived az the CITY OF Mexico To lay plans
for tn. expectation OF the tropical fruits OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
A. G. SPALDING & BROS,
Madison Square
Roof Garden
Bicycle Academy,

Where cycling and learning 10 cycle will be &
Measure. Cycling in fresh air. amid beautiful
surroundings-in fact. higher than any cyclis1
ever rode in New-Yori City-wil be such a pleas
IRE that thousands will try 1t just for the novelty
The large and spacious Roof Garden Of Madison
SQUARE Garden makes an ideal Riding Academy,
and when the surroundings are considered. even
the expert will want to try it-just to say he wad
there. Everything is arranged in true Spaldind
style
Tickets for lessons can be secured at A 0I
Spalding e. Bros. l26-l50 Nassau Street, or 42d
Street and Fifth Avenue.
The mos, competent instructors in charge, witt,
GEO r. BIDWELL as manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

In the lands bordering the Straits OF Magellan
and in the islands numerous in that extreme
southern part OF the American Continent. extensive
and rich fields OF Ruano have been discovered
La Raz6n' q Gillian newspaper, states that this
giano has been sold for a price above that OF
Peru and Tarapaca-that Is. as much as Il n ton.
In the Marta Island there are deposits OF thick
ness Of from ! to IL metre.