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IL PEAcE PREPARE TOR wan.

The tendency Of people and even of
delberatiye bodies to jump from one ex-
IRENE 20 another, In ca-c OF Any little
excitement, is syriking.y shown 10 tho
war pTeparat 9u.' rH~led upon t1e seu-
ate and nousc 10 ,Ac shape OF bills for
arms. material md forlinc4'.ous vtb,a
the past dag az Two.
The beads ~ tAe army and navy sad
Of the bureaus Of tAr navy a11 WYr DE-
par,meuts FOR the last tn yes1 have
been urging upon congress t1e pc--s az
Deces~!tg Of placing us COUNTRY 10 a
state n defense. The recomu ruaat.on-
have invariably fallen upoa deaf, Or 90
different ears Everything Of t8e knl
has been put of uaul war should stare 9s
Ia tae face. We are oue 81 TIE srgstes.
Nsucae L the word IL commerce aul
trade AID ogr citizens AID inrir financial
Interests ara scattered over TIE wos.G.
bur toaay Do nation n anything Ike ou,
slze Or poser % 20 lsferseless. The r.
n0ra1' aa8 the jog rs will not admit t1,s
iacf. bot the btst military and nGyai
authorizes insist tAG; i is the case. a.
wall unnl 4 WeI-equi Pred enemy is go
laaly gi.n Gs, 70 prepare fyF eefense, j.
suicidal. The humiliation Of even tenn
pofsfy disaster ought 70 be prevented b.
ali possible meaas. Our ultimate prepara,
tion for defense a.8 even agrres,i s, d
would De provided for. but the countr
would suffer great loss Of prop n, O..
commerce, Of lie aud Of prestige Ia III,
carrier months II War agth d sreal
power.
II tits war talk and war zcare. or N.
contemplation OF the mere possibility o.
war viii resuls in the vigorous prepare
tion Of our coasts f0r defense and IN,
accumulation q the necessary reserve o.
var material 10 our arseuals and rui
foundries, it will have done the country
vast deal VI good. But the patriots i,
the house and senate viii have to strik
while the iron Of enthusiasm Is hot. VI
are people easily excited, il is trua
but equally quick TO cool of. Jingoes I
the contrary, the United States can no
whip the world, under the present con
diiions. The duty Of the hour is to pu
ourselves in an attitude, however, wher
we can successfully cope with any grea
emergencies which may arise and at leas
protect our coast cities and commerce
War will be just that much further re
moved, TOO, when We are seen TO be full
prepared for IL. Nations are like indi
vidunls--they viii hesitate only the onge
to attack completely equipped and aler
antagonist
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MICHAEL DAvIrT TALKS

San Francisco, December la,-Mlchael
NJ. payltt, NJ. r., founder of the Irish
Land league. and home ruler, arrived here
today from sydney. Australia.
He said Salisbury is big bully. II Is
time something was done to cheek him
In his wild career. England has been going
around the world Tor years bullying and
imposing upon little countries Now. II
she is to be allowed to become more and
moro tyruuntcal and unjust IN the curry
Ing out OF this pollc,' among the republics
Of the western world il is absolutely nee
cSsahy that home powerful nation shull
assume the tas@ OF doing police duty. so
10 speak of standing up between the op-
pressed aud the would-hc opprcssor from
abroad % saying hands OFT
But there WIN be no war" said Davltt
IF tho American government remains
fIrm Sallahury WIN back DOWN.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.

havana December l9.--The advance
guard Of the forces commanded by Max
mo Gomez and Antonio Maceo has ar
tNed IN the province of Matanzas from
Wv province or santa Clara, without APP
parently encountering any further opna.
sition. 'ppo-
General Campos is understood to have
contracted his forces on the other ia
of the frontier ana in advance Of 1,oIno
pu' considerable secrecy is maintained as
10 me disposition Of the Spanish troops.
Accorultg 70 one, report General Cam
he * at Matanzas
Everything seems TO point TO a pitched
natt4e being fought In the near future.
Inc insurgents have burned millions of
dollars worth Of sugar fields In the dis
trict Of Las Cruces, Santa Domingo.
bsperanza ana Salgua Ia Grande in the
the frontier In the provlnce Of Matu nzas
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Unable sense. the Monroe doctrine means
what Mr.. Benton said was q mlsconstruc-
lection or guardianship OF the two Amer
icas, to be exercised By the United states.
The true American doctrine Is the one
'freehand policy" Applied to tho Ha-
waiian question. II means. that II the true
interests OF the United States require
their annexation without shedding of
blood or waste OF treasure. let them be
annexed. All Polynesia Is not worth even
q small war. this source OF corruption and
relic OF barbarlsm." To base the acquis-
ition on pretended National pledge
would In this instance be the more ride
ulous. as even the most extravagant con-
struct'on of the doctrine never went be-
yond the boundaries of this continent, to
which President Monroe In his message
had confined hmself-Hon. Gustavo
Koerner of Bollevile. Ind. In Chicago
Oman Court
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vhNEzuEflANs EXCITED.

New York, December 49, y dIspatch to
the World from Caracas, Venezuela, says:
The enthusiasm excited here by the
news of President Clevelands Federation
of the Monroe doctrine and his ctand
against the aggression Of Great Britain
on Venezuela steadily increases. There
was gathering of 1000 persons last night
In trout OF the American legation and
eloIuent speeches lgudlns the course taken
by the American government We're made.
The United States minister made a spirited
reply. 1his afternoon another popular
meeting was held and forty fresh wreathS
Of How ers were placed upon the statue Of
Washington.
The Patriotic Society has called II mes
sage Of thanks to President Cleveland.
the British cousulship here Is held hy a
Venezuelan citizen named lioulton. TIE
newspapers voicing the popular feeling
have called upon him 70 resign his Office
\ guard has been set over his house for
fear that he may be mohhod
The Venezuelan government has pur-
chased the new warshlp Fay as an addi-
tlon - her mcnger coast guard. Some
overt individual act of hostility toward
Euglishmcn Is fcarcs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STRENGTH

The prominence which Maine occupies
Ia the present congress. ana has occupied
In preceding congresses for years is Just
now and since Mr.. Reeds elevation TO
the epeakership for a second time attract
ING considerable comment-and pointing 4
good moral.
In the house the Maine Jeleea-
t,on consists of Reed. Boutclle. Mil
lken and 'Dingley; in lie senate
FRYE and Hale. Reed Is speaker
Boutelle and Milliken are eAl',ted
to obtain prominent cnairmanshipT
with Dingley as house leader on the
foor. Frye and Hale are both among
the most prominent men in the senate.
The youngest ia continuous service 10
congress among these men has served
fourteen years and the others between
fourteen and twenty years. They are all
good timber, too--eXpcrt parliamentariaas.
ready debaters. Now and then Boutelle
suffers from a cacoethes ioquenii aud an
nsly temper. but be is really strong
man in many respects, as are Lis col
leagues. Ii would be a sorry character,
indeed, that after fourteen or sixteen
wears Of continuous service ia - great
theater ike congress could not win prom
inence and influence. Other things oeas
equal 1t is length of service in both the
senate and house that gives a man iu-
1uence, power.
This little lar Eastern state OF Maine,
o,her,,- 80 tr..fgn3fcant has learned what
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VENEZUELAN AFFAIR.
CONTINUED From Pare one.l

Both countries will make an exhibition
OF pow n and purpose, but the contro-
ycrsy Will be settled by peaceful methods.
Neither nation is prepared TO go to war,
and neither wants a war, as a result OF
this quarrel over a boundary line II is
rot necessary for either TO fight to SHOW
that 1t Is not cowairily. Each knows the
other Will fight. but each H. too far ad-
vanced In civilization TO be the aggressof
10 bringing on a war On such provoca'
ton"
Colonel Thompson said one phase or
the question presented itself to his minn
when would probably oNen UP a pro
ongod discussion. This co AN ~ has never
affirmed the Monroe doctrine and given
notice 20 other nations. SO far the doc
trine is merely a doctrine OF President
Monroe While It is accepted everywher,
40 expressing our position in regard 70
tho encroa hment Of foreign powers OIL
the American continent, 1t has not been
given tn, force Of congress lonnl Ccntirnia-
tion. Eos and may say Il had never beer
Notified OF the intention OF the unite1
states to maintain the position OF pro-
tectiug against the requirement 81 tor
rlt0ry by European nations on the Ameri-
ga
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SlIORL MAYS slORIES.

San FfANNlsCo-Tnp cruiser Chnrlcs.
'-n % lliHE temporarily disabled al Maya
t4eA Japan. BON p,a.ons of tha cl..pc
are broken.
NEW YoKK-Tho North German,
LLOYD reg amer Fu.an has reached p.ri
among her rassoHg - 81 tue Ailr.ui.
ssnei"psn.i VINO brings the beretta fur
CHICAGO The war deparlment ,s c,.
pcc'e1 shortly To issue tie necessary d.
GERS fgl the transfer OK Llautenut Pagu,
" ICft ahsraan 20 the insane ASYLUM
az washington
wee rtfoiiS. the heaviest rainfall sitce
ITO establishment OF the bureau Tha
total rainfall Ia the last forty-elFht hours
has heeu 90 inches
BROOKLYN William sunulhen. o.
yelra ~ age, a blind soap peddler. kil'ed
hls oniy. child, little girl years cli,
by cutting her throat, and then shot
himself dead with pistol
NEW YoRK--Davld T. Hannlgan. who
Hiiied solomon Mann, hcttayer " his
sister, has been ndJudged sane and his
release from the asylum at Poughlteepsi.
VIII probably take place next saturday
NEW YoRK-The Hotseshocrs Ma
movement OF It's cwn independent OF any
future action of the American Fedora iior
OF Labor, the fight ON which VIII begin
NEWARK. N. IA blanket mortgag,
for sl750dN.000 given BY the New York
Lake Erie and Western railway to ths
Farmers Loan and Trust company oi
New York was filed In the county regis
ters office here.
NEW HoRl<-@The jury IN the case o.
sheriff Tamsen, charged with neglect q
DUTY Whereby three notorious prisoners
| Russell, killoran and Allen. escapet
| from JAN last July, announced Their in
| ability to agree and they were discharged
| ANN. ARBOR. MICH.-Mrs Grossman
| wife OF prominent har ware merchant
committed suicide by jumping into
cistern back Of their house. She carrie,
| with her a 3,year-old child. a note wa
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SP0R HING NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, December l9-Seiing, IF
teen siXteenths of mile.-Hibernia Queen,
9& tCaywood, s 70 8. won; Queen Bess. lO6
CMason), 6 TO l, third Time. | 1874.
SIX furlongs -Warson 9s (Newcorn). 90 to
l. Won; Plug leo tMasoO, % TO /, second,
lotion King, l0j PENN, . to l, third.
six MISUNDERSTANDING Green l07 Cay
~ooal' to . won; Gold Dust. 100 Crurner).
10 !, second Dich Behan, lUi (Ross), 3
liaodicap. httcen-sXteenths OF mile
Jim Flood 100 Davis. 6 to O. won; Squire
o., - tHigElns), 9 to ., second. Gladiola,
FL Itothotsaln, 70 l. third Time. 35la
t1iteen -siNteenths of a understanding
loi ularD. to l. won; Chenoa, M ira
nop, I 70 second Simrcck, 10l C3urrelO
10 to /. third. Time. $40.
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FOREIGN BRIEF

SANTIAGO DE cHlLl.IipSsa s
q 6Hn Hcr : a bill for ne" !,
', ,.Sson -l,onolulu adyls;s:. q ,,..! J
n en- have been af'N
splracy. -- es;s
VAN coUvER. 3. S'- I'm q:
india has just arriNe,Sse disaals.
She has moi sighted '"'
nevis. ~. ~
v,ycsroN. JAMAIcAsoo,ann. !.
Hcrsa, suspected % % cuba, la
and ammunition 70
missed !. car,
.>coNsrANTINo,p,L.iEylsl uprslI's \
here win be q g gene governs, y. Z
;s 1ta has made an W.
reinforcemsnts. .,,oa
n,,rSos AYREs-.Asa Pssis Y,
results. T'weive y time vs's
the building az vi
sixty were inJu' cssss
~. hA Az Rose Rose castle. 'pai ? WI
steamer i,.'',I,sp with cot.cn,Inds ~. "
H renr y, coal. head rpsrssrs
s ss9If 81 hdiund.red her ~
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MOST TERRIBLE ISss'
terrific '''',,''' a,A4, /.
llh, Ma.
NUKE THAN FIFTY il, up,
"'''' s,. Woman ..a cA,u. I
A'0u IT.. III. Niue. L"s s,. "a,
Thsir Loved o o..

Raleigh, N n
o'clock III. " December "a
day force morning, SHORTY -
had gone ~ numbering asty...,..
mines civ Va ou'y at the cun,a...
hra do N''es west Of her.
f,n owa., 'Apiosion occurr,a s
-. e" Upon hearin. ~
Deopie OF the villare az ae NJ
entomhed minar, au reistivu 4 :
but for "usened 10 IN. N
49,, -, some time were un.hL
any tlulngs from belov
fresh air into ~. "' Ailef ~
vera nrov.n '"o enafts several n
prevailed upon 10 vss.,.
anu Investigate. They fourA
twenty-five men fror, ~, .aa NJ
2. Five ar ,,- on, snath No
,,, GA VI then. ve1 4
"ouHueu.
A mule ana tue -,
slone No . &C. uisn were hA|
after considerable d.h,
searching party mtefed sio,.
where they were prsetsd y
,ible ona ahs.,,. s.ee'eo Dy nx
an. aAu s"astiy sight. Dead ne.
iuiiS mutllated, were found ~
them were partly eav.,sA ~ ~
of coal timber -, W wa
-, - '''ei anu other d.bnt
searching patty came IN and -,
what they found. @
Al o,cloor Co.,.
down IN hysn, ivur Or nye .nnilsn
at last acoamn,s ~ ,ne aead boca
been recnveraa mus oi Inc dssi
fortv-ibree 'e, n,a,, ~ Is oeilsyed M
them wore naor "s,e Allec. s'AI
tba roe, nc anu iordgnn
oral rad tar,,,, VI N , Cafoilnl
Lneht ~ ~ aea living IN Gus
Realistically e aeau miilets wen
,n mi s,n,n ,ono u enpeWei %
4 oian,t,w %, ' o,n " VIM I'D
ard aYniSAea ~ masile was 10 III
en t P'T ,ns.s,v m's r, coai "a
ltrdiirS 80 's p'e'es VI unM
Nfntbssr, 49, v.,,,e. .ra .
,,n , e,iet9 MI m' 90 anu SISTERS wee u
the;r hnn an u IN msep'ns ana VIZ
,n ,',, ~ sa Wy " s ,,s, expecting
ii nml5 20 ~ a ". ,ieiess lolm q
hiJ MN o"o prooshe up bSel'eH@
"a" nnia,,rh NJ n n.,,,,. :.
ii,aiJts IT, =. ~. Dsvein1er r-vf
y e,"CM nt. eHei,ey.lour u tne aIy4
ti ,v, - III TnH' vSm" t W ue saAi' ~
, Az a. :, ~ ne othet to,u'nis y;
~ tbsn arc unknnwn Wv '"''''
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CROSVFNOR,s CpINIO,,

New York, December n --f'on~rrs~7,on
Grosvenor Of Ohio assailed President
Clcveland's interpreta Of The Monroe
doctrine At the reunion of the Eleventh
Army corps tonight.
"lt is a long time. in my Judgment. ="
said Mr. GTosveror, before we shall he
called upco 10 face another war. | think
tnat either congress ot the British gov
einmeut Win be stampcdcd--one or the
other before long.
Those threats OF foreign vars arc use.
full, II is chear aud safe to make them
II does MT cost q great deal when Tic
presidents message Is read
Il am hot quite sure that the Monroe
| doctrine /. involved In This matterI
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PREsIDENT CREspn,s LErrrR

New York, December IA dispatch to
the Herald from Caracas Venezuela, SAYS:
In an interview on President Cleveland's
message transmitted to the congress.
President Crespo said that he was pre-
pairing a personal letter Of thanks TO
President Cleveland. II added. The at
utude of NNezuela and OF her executive
head upon the boundary question in
Guiana Will always he one Of self-protec-
tion. The Republic will uphold rights that
properly may he regarded as hers at all
hazards President Cleveland and myself
were both as one IN losing and rcgaining
pcwer, ana certainly 1t seems as il We
were one IN destiny and In acilnn.n
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THE AMERICANS SAFE

Cohstanunople, December 1.-THE
United states cruiser Marblehead arrived
at Mersina, Asia Minor. Tuesday.
Rev Mr.. Christie. one of tho Ameri
can missionaries, and his family, as well
as number OF other families. have
sought refuge In Mersina
nlled states Minister Terrell has re-
ceived dispatches announcing the safety
OF the American missionaries a. Marash
and Aintab
tadl!an, the nNturalized Armenian
American, who was imprisoned at Allen
70 and whose release was secured by
Minister Terrell after long delays and
pnrt, embarked here yesterday for the
United states unde the protection OF the
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ANOTHER TOUGH TOWN.

The city of Philadelphia is like a great
many bank presidents and long.faced
elders of whom the public has read, from
time 10 time, in thc past few years--with
great regulations for morality aud pety
that were stricken down in a day by
some unfortunate disclosure. or the too
officious probing of some covert enemy.
The mighty are falling around us with
great frequency of late years.
The Lexowing Of the staid old City OF
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NoTABGL1rINs UNDERSIGNED.

1''V'4'UITV' DVCV1TIUHT II'-NdVIces
received here from Aeppo, in which
Marash and Zitous are situated. were
made public today. They throw no lisnt
upon the situation there and simply as
Sart that IN Iitous is imprisoned a nun
b"r OF notablites, who were sent to them
70 try to arrange for the surrender OF
the Armenians. 1t is claimed that the
latter regarded the no.ahllties as being
nothinE more than spies and so refused
To- allow them to return to the Turkish
liEes. II Is understood, however. that
the roinforcements OF artillery asked fer
by the Turkish commander at NIarash
who ls directing onerattons against
Ittoun, have reached him and have been
forwarded to Zitoun.
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ief, telling where the bodies could be
found No cause can be conceived for
the act
ALBANY. n. Y.--The court OF appeals
handed down a decision In the ease OF
hrastus Wyman, CHS. SET by the mer-
ca rtile agency OF - nun & Co. with
forgery. The court sustains the opinion
OF the general term OF he supreme court,
reversing the Judgment Of conviction ami
sentence OF 1--WE and half years and
MIR. Myman is therefore u free mnh.
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AMRAssApOR RAYARn,s sprrru

LoLdon, December ia dispatch to the
STANDARD from Washington asserts that
Ambassador Bayards speech at the dinner
for the Actors Benevolent Fund on
wednesday evening, which was reported
n the cable dispatches OF tho Associaied
i'ress on Wednesday, has offended both
President Cleveland and Secretary Oluev
Ms recall.
All the newspapers here continue to
print long editorials tGsed upon what the,
lever IN America and upon the cooinesg
displayed IN the senate over tn discus.
sion Of the matter.
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pI-pNED BY R0BBEE'

Hampstead, Texas, DecsnDa j. !.
store house of Mr.. RlchaH oA,
assessor of this couny lor is !, = \
teen years at Gladdish, elsa' % %s n
east of here. was destroys I'd 4
o'clock this morning. ~,
brought the news 10 town " $500
il was believed In the neg l. .e,.r,s
the store was plundered oy my \,
Afterwards set the house % m n
IN their tracks Loss Soous,
$3.50 insurance In the riVe"-
ford
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AHLwARDT NOT WANTED

Chicago, H., December l9.-In anticipa-
ton Of his visit to this country, the Jews
have sent registered letter to Herr
Ahlwardt, the anti-Semite, requesting
him not to include Chicago in his tour of
the country. While they mako no threats
they insist thar II he does come here thew
will give him warm reception. The let
ter was written at the request OF promi-
mont members Of the Jewish club
1.-THE GOODNESS OF the New York peonle
toward Ahlwardt." said prominent len
yesterday, may check him somewhat
BY this time he has probably found out
kind TO care TO listen 10 a lot OF siander
and bsckbiting."
MANY OF the Jews Of this CITY are of
the opinion that too much notice is being
given TO Ahlwardt's intended visit.
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London, December l9.--The Daily News
viii publish dispatch from CONSTANT
nople which says: The latest move of
the government officials at Bitls. Van
Er1rnum and kharpoui Is 20 coerce Ar
menlan notables into signing a deClara-
ton that the Armenian miss 'onaries were
Responsible for the massacres by stirring
w the Armenans to revolt.
The CORE spoadent Of the Times reports
that there was today fresh troubles a:
Siyas, Tokat. Urdua and Kerassond
II IS stated that at Sivas, he CORE
spondent says, 900 soldiers were power
less 70 restran The MNslem mob
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CAUSED STOCKS no FAII.

Havana. December 1.-the news pub
lished in Madrid that Maceo's insurgent
battalions and artillery had reached
Colon by railroad is Incorrect. II was
the troops commanded by General Ma
road. and their arrival there unexpectedly
to take part In the attempt to stop the
insurgent advance and defend Colon
caused the spread of the sensa tiioEal
news, the result of which was 10 cause a
fall In Stocks
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ought to be settled on It's merits and not

ought to be settled on It's merits and not
on n question of principle.
NJ. Hsnotaux Is quoted as having add
ed that any bearing which Monroeism
might have upon this particular case was
a matter for Great Britain and the
United States to settle. lie expressed the
most implicit confidence that the Mar
auis of Salisbury would find a 'iatisfac-
tory solution for the d,ficulty without
having recourse to war.
When he was asked what In his opln-
lon. would be the result 1t the United
States should interfere In. the boundary
dispute between France and Brazil, NJ.
HanotauN replied that he and NJ. Ber-
thelot, the present minister for foreign
affairs, were Of the opinion that II the
dispute became acute II ought to be set
tied by arbitration.
NJ Hanotaux Is then quoted az saying:
In the dispute between France and
Venezuela, which, however was not Of
territorial character the United States
sought to interfere AZ foreign minister
resisted such Intervention and simply
demanded that We 10 allowed to settle
with Venezuela direct, without any sort
of interference by third party"
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L1vrRPooL COTTON.

Liverpool. December 1.-THE following
are the weekly cotton statistics:
sa,es, fetal. 6S00O sales, American. g.
OoO; trade takings, 7sooo actual expert
1000: import. total. az 900; import, Ameri-
can 5000; stock, ;o;sl, 9hoG9' so sto ~,
American Ss 600 af,oat, total, .2S,vOo'
Rf,oat. American, 2l5, 600; sales for specula-
ton. 1900 purchases for export 1000.
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RACING FORM cIJARTs

The sporting editor of The Post is in
receipt of The Daily Items racing form
charts, which Is issued weekly by the
New, orleans Item under the supervision
~ Mr.. y. r. Murray, and containing a
e,nart Of the races In the Crescent City. MIR.
Murray compiled the chart for The Post
during the Houston races,
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NEw ORLEANS ENrR1Es.


The following are the entries for the
New Orleans races, as posted at the Turf
Exchange last night:
seven and half furlongs King Michael.
kossmore, faldus Miss Young Souvenir,
Glin'gsette, Major Mclaughlin Little Billy.
Splitualist lG each; J, w Cook ll2.
~ Nell' Eerryman H. 100 each; Ohio. SIR
nfehGr, whisper 1903 each: Favorita 10i,
Jgn johnson los, Donation l07
,SeNeu-elghths OF a mile Weaverman,
Miss Rowott, Dobbns, Mopsey, Virgin, Ini
each; SIR Planet, Atelier, San Bias, Ash
iand; Borderer l0i each.
70 Mile; handicap-Somele 90 Nikita 80,
squire G., %, Lugnlnnpe 1903, Dobbins JOG,
S,opn9st ~. InBello France ~, Judge Du-
bose ", Ranidan ~, St. Leo loo, Cass o.
McNairy, 20 each; Constantine. Conan.
Sprite, Barney Aaron, Jr Mollie b.. Long
brook los each; Domingo, Bob Neville, lc7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20
THE TINES OPINION

London December 1.-the finnncia,
article In the Times tomorrow will predict
that the evil effects OF President Cleve-
the financial position of America, will he
Serious and protracted while the deple-
tion or the treasury's gold will continue
for long time ''i'ue