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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-03-25
Sweet Potatoes for Market.

Col. s. s. Harvey, of Quintette, Es-
Gambia county, writes as follows:
AS a matter of interest to many Of
your readers allow me to call their at
tention to the market prices OF sweet po-
tatoes at various Northern markets.
While / am satisfied that the ordinary
yams we have been in the habit of rails
ing are good paying crop, there is one
variety of the sweet potato not raised
generally in our section, or State, that
at all times sells for considerably more
than any other variety in all Northern
markets, in fact nearly double the price
of other sweets. That is the Jersey
Sweet"
Without doubt it Is the ''aristocrat"
of sweet potatoes, as the pompano is Of
fish, as the Bartlett is of pears. 1t has a
subtle flavor no other Of it's kind pos
sesses.
But, the important point is it's selling
qualities. 1t will produce in quantity
about the sane as our best and sell for
at least seventy-fve per cent more in
any of the Northern markets.
On the Goth day of August last l dug
a row and shipped them, in carload of
pears, to Chicago. There were five
boxes of them, (the ordinary pear box)
and they sold;for S675. That was about
81 90 ner hushel here hoxed
IT would pey at those prices to pay
especial attention to early sweet potatoes
and that of the Jersey Sweet.
I know that many Of our people are
looking for crop that will pay while
their fruit trees are growing, and think
here is a crop that will fill the want.
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Fertilizer for Watermelons.

w. A. Girardeau, of Monticello, the
leading authority on watermelon culture,
describes his favorite system Of fertiliZ.
ing as follows:
use equal parts of co tonseed meal
and some good ammoniated dissolved
bone guano, about 400 pounds per acre
of this mixture, a much less amount,
say 226 pounds-two-thirds cottOnseed
meal and one-third gusuo has given me
very satisfactory results. The finest
crop ever made as to jZe AID quantity,
was fertilized with q compost made of
woods earth from hammock and cotton
seed, in the proportion of twelve of first
to one of latter, on which was sprinkied
very literally strong solution of pure
potash (commerciaD About ono peck
of this com post, together with about
one.quarter pound Of am moniated guano,
was put to each hill. [ do not like
stable manure for melons, unless it is
very thoroughly rotted, and then | prefer
it composted with some milder manure.
Some me on growers fertilize much more
heavily than | do, and by so doing may
get their melons into market few days
earlier, but the cost is very heavy.
When all danger of cold has passed,
thin out to only one vine in hin. Gull
tivate deeply at first with cultivator- or
shovel pillow. Wheh vine gets about two
feet long, pillow very shallow with Guilt
vator, or a sweep pillow is preferable.
Plew as long ard Ms often as you can,
but never, under any circumstance, turn
or disturb the vines after they begin to
run.
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extent and the large iron stove or bake
oven was heated but two or three times
a week.
We certainly should give some thought
to the planting of trees for ornament.
for utility as producing nuts and fruits
Where to plant to get the greatest bene-
fit and to interfere the least with other
use of the soil, must be considered
Eustis Lake Region.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-03-25

RUDWOOD FOR.SALE, Drake P6snt Grove
~ Now is the time to order and be ready for
the first flow of sap. Get it from budded, bearing
trees fifteen to eighteen years old. The following
varieties on hand: Parson Brown. Harris, Gun.
ningham. Phares, Sauford's Mediterranean,
Riverside Navel. Drake Star, Jaffa. We also have
limited supply OF large Grape Fruit buds Price
of above varieties, S. per 1000, &c. per 100, de-
We ed. Address. DRAKE POINT GROVE,
Yalaha. Lake County, Fla. 5-12-96
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-03-25

CITRUs NURSERY TREES and BUDwOOD.
" -Satsuma. Parson Brown, Stark's Seedless,
Homosassa, Jaffa. Tangerines, King, Tardin.
Grape Fruit. Villa Franco Lemon and other va
rieties such as Maiorca. st. Micheal. Maltese
Blood, Centennial and NOnpariel. Address A.
L. DUNCAN, Mgr, Milwaukee Grove and Nur.
series, Dunedin. Fla.
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EARLY VEGETABLES & MELONS WANTED

ANY person having FIRST CLASS EARLY
IA VEGETABLES and MELONS who wants to
send to one OF the Best Markets in New York
State. can send to me. I have q large, select
store trade, which am supplying every day Of
my own raising. G. j. HULST,
Formerly of DeLaud, Fla. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
REFERENCE ANY Business House in DeLand.
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WHAT I wrote last year about my Seeding
w Sweet Potato brought me large cor.
respondence. Another year confirms my opinion
of it's productiveness and fine quality. 40 now
offer it to the public at One Dollar crate. DUD-
LEY W. ADAMS, Tangerine, Fla.
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QUDWOOD-All leading varieties Of Orange.
I'D Lemon and Pomelo. Write and state num-
Der and variety you wish. and get prices for
spring delivery. Sour Seedlings for sale. j. W.
g. F. D. WAITE. MAGNOLIA NURSERIES,
Beileview, Fla.
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DUD WOOD - From so varieties Of bearing
LID Orange, Lem ons and Grape Fruit trees. Also
Rough Lemon. and Sour Orange Seedlings for
sale, Nursery trees budded to order nov for
future delivery at low prices. Address, w. K.
TRIMBLE, Braidentown. Manatee Co., Fla.
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ar ANGE. Lemon and Grape Fruit Budwood
" for sale. in small or large lots; 20 varieties
your orders to GEO. H. WRIGHT. Orlando, Fla
3-11tf
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IF YOU want the genuine Carney Parson Brown
Il buds, now is the time to order them. Also
10000 dormant buds of G. p. Brown, Harris Tar
diff Daucy Tangerine. Walter & Marsh Seed.
less Pomelo and Carney Sicily Lemon. ADDRESS
NJ. & J. TURNKEY, Excelsior Nursery. Lake
Welt Fla.
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nor sALE-Fine Watermelon Seed. Selected
IL Kobb Gem, 25c. per pound; .lected Glou-
pier, 4Oc. per pound. The Gloupler is not as we'll
known as the K. G., but is m UGH superior as a
market melon. j. M CIR AY, Allendale. S. G. 3.1S
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GMOOTH CAYENNE. Abbaka, Enville City,
- Golden Queen, Porto Rico. Egyptian Queen
and Sugar Loaf suckers and slips for sale: all
grown at my Indian River Pinery. Address.
CHAS. HI. ROWLAND, 1882 Chapel st., New
haven, Conn. 81
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Jersey RED PIGS.-A few Jersey Red Pigs
- for sale; aged two to ten months males and
females; bred from good stock: prices from 81 to
$40. O. CUTE, Experiment Station, Lake
City, Fla. ga
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WANTED Several thousand buds of Beach's
w No. orange for spring delivery. Address
with price and reference to THOMAS C.WAUGH
Amelia, P. O., Pasco Co., Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-03-25

GRAPE FRUIT BUDS. Villa Franka Lemon
W buds and all varieties of Citrus Trees for
sale at reasonable prices Address. JOHN F..
PACKARD, Pomona, California. Is
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-03-25

GHELLS WANTED: river clans or river mus.
- gel shells from South Florida and Georgia
lakes and streams. Write Tor prices paid and
N. Y,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-03-25

EOR SALE-Eggs from thoroughbred Black
i Minorca fowls. from the best strains. at
$3.50 per sitting of iS, delivered at Express Office
A. A. MARSH, Box 202, Orlando. Fla. Gle
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HOT AIR ENGINE, e-!nch, Rider for sale;
Ia fine condition; 800 cash (. O. b. Conant.
Lake Co., Fla. JOHN FABYAN. 3-11
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WILL sell all my property at Avon Park. or
w trade for farming property elsewhere;
bargains. SHAW, al 18th st.. Brooklyn, w. 3-1S
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nLD STAMPS WANTEr-High prices paid.
W Send !O:. t n list. WILLIAM J. WALKER
P. o. Bos GA. New Orleans. La. 8-25
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cMn for free circulars of EXCELSIOR SPRAY
JENU ING OUTFITS, or &c. for treaties on
praying. WIN. STALL. QUINCY, ILL
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I HAVE some OF the finest Orange Groves and
/ Wild Land, Large or Small roperties-Some
in the Innian River section. Send for circular.
G. P. WILLIAMS, Oviedo, Fla.
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EOHN l.. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved and
- Unimproved Reai Estate. DeLand. Fla.
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Real Estate Directory.

ID EST B ARGAINS ever given in orange groves
- houses city lots. improved and unimprOved
lands Call on or address II. A. DeLand De-
Land Fla.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

- cram for catalogue OF Metal Wagon Wheels
4 CEWU Empire Manufacturing Co., Quincy, ILL.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-19

london. MAY IS. r0c pruea Of W''e7'
II. sisted by her dprh'cr aud Prince
Charles IT pcnmolh held TIE laygest
din,yinproom of thr season ~ l'ucting
,',,,n nil.na TO-DAY IN behalf Of the queen
rbe weather WINS warm and thrcn teninl'
hnt grent crowds lined TIE hnil Tne mar a.,
nhin, n,I XVoisulcy ns well as all IN"
momhers Of the dIplomniie corps wore
among those present Tnc -, Az ,,nl r,9'slsa
,nrmrriv Miss Vnndsrhili. Mrs. 'a.Nn >.
lie" and her two daugliiers ana NJ =.
Doriglnss Grant Of N,nw YORK Mia. ii,5 1a
AZ, ,1as ,ien presnut Mr. Thomas "
j.myara United stntas a,n''ee redpr, ana
Mrs la yurd ami Nj carter Mt bny 9nn =
or inc United states anbaasf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-19
HOUSTON. TEXAS. TUESDAY. MAY 10 1896

Surgont governor. Aurelio Ectuncou, aud
Maceo. the msurgcnt leader, have peeN
making enoriS TO concentrate their FORCES
up TO the present time without success
The insurErnt hands commanded by IVi-
ia2o amt iorgvs, which united Win the
iUtritlon OF Joining larger force OF M
surgeons and attacking the Malann iine
haNc ha0u Dispersed and have sousnt
refuge in tho sWamps. korEes is said 10
havr surrendered 20 thc Slnnirn artnor-
tlrs. tllltro is reported to nave hVvn
Killed Nacso And Margan nrc said 70
h,ve chcaupcd near corral thlso. AMI to
lie upon the point &C mNrthiM IN ne
direction Of ,IasUvS Ia Grand, province ''
Nat4uair
/, t. reported that the insurgent bad
crs Francisco I.eijc. Nidcl AMI NuneZ,
have lpndcd on the north ,caSt between
Canas Nmhria and Enrros.
The uucrilia force IF 'orral Fnls". prov
!ncs II santa clara, focoui,S surnriAeu a
numerous band OF insurgents at Tho pi'ul-
tttinr uf i.risn. seven uf he cpomy, m
cludng the insurgont leader, fs''pe lS"h-
icrucg who So body has Srrn idenhhcd,
were killcd ON tho government sid" only
the captain in command o. the gucri'ias
WAS wounded
During several skirnhshes which haNe
recently takcu place in the provinces 81
Havana, Shuii cara and SAi 'l%s' ue
cuba. the Insurgents lost Yen Ni'i.d ana
the tr1ols had two mon kAlcd aud " "
tenant Joel and several prvates nave
la.u wounded
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WIRES ARE NOT.

Spanish Consul is Anxious About the Ex-
petitions.
New York May ls.-A special to the
World from Jacksonville says
Tacre was a report here last night That
another Cuban iilibustcrng expedition Is
otgan'ainr and that before many DAYS a
iHrr,' cargo OF arms and ammuniuoh."ith
II enpdN number VI CUBAN PASSENGERS
viii he ON the way TO cuba. The report
was strengthened by another report ina
fhr stfamoi l.acrada wax down at the pht
II is certsin that cNhar7 hAye been s9uN'
Drink in this city FOR The past few days
a},d hNe heen especially active IN certain
directions.
The government authorities have Nesu
notified from Washington 20 seize the
atradu should II come mo port but
there is little probability shc viii cnns IN
the river She is reported TO be ct th''
mouth OF the river mo-,
II is also stated t'iat the steamer Thr'c
i'ricnds win Try to re; OF with LOAD oil
ammunition aud arms
The saaii.sh conml hero Is very ACTIN !,
and IS keeping the " res hot between MS
CITY pud Washington 49,.
'Thc revenue cutter Boutwell, IS at Ne
mouth of the st Johns, Waitirs for an al
tempt of steamers y iuad.
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pROTMsr ~ WILLlAAIs.


IN. t'nu.ul General Threatened to Close
Ills Consu.ttt. aud Leave.
,,. vrr Nts,. * .,,-ta, tn inc
,.., 49, t,.',..,. ~. 1.,,o..,.,., a.,
t,,nsul ,,en.rul Williams Ia protnglus,
-, ,i.i , ,h ,,I,l at fla.
"H"'''s' ''N w.,
,.,it.r. aa.nt,d Inv tbo srauisA authors
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loh. beioft ~, 'NH' H""''lp' ''"'''
sil Genera! Williams letter of protest Wis
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1,...s n,,.,, ~ i1a tr.-4ti.s exciting ne
$50 ie,I.,i $500 ana suain ana
senii5 Tn. tn.hi Of the inti.i. 10 jry
-sNl' '' az n,,,. bt Nine, fnnn ciNtl
lS. ~ 49, I'M t4I, IT., ih lnttrr ease
No., A., ;,,.,rsd bv ordinary and not
bv dti,mbcad military and naval courts,
ana he peiniitru 10 .iiid'"S 49,
any Pl'1'il. ~, i,,.. ,,i,,,atr ,,.neral
y XIX ~ ~" h',',, b,,io,ssd hy admiral
/ %.vailo. M. highest naval officer OF spain
In cuba tnlnE OF, va Nh ',, NJ ",i1f
| ar W't,t'". ~ az, ~ ,,f,t,.t
w XXX ,,rna bn,,rs nftnr tho caurtmar-
tia. ciosla rs session ~ a - ~. -" Nli
IN Ne aiirfnV"h' ~ ~ 80 i''' ,,,irI, lyas
! niral Ni-fniio h'it'oi ,,,,n,,sd nv TN
.i,,,'l INK
! III" rrhH'lc' ~ al. .ri,,t ,ner,.
ideaih III HcHo'HaiVe WV, ~. Ions Won.
/ ,isu"i az 'Ni ~ , tsho,
Receiving 40 saiisiaiary ltsignS' 10 al.
the aflhNHl. my ~" ',ti,i,- Consul Cen.
tend the prec .l'ss ns,i ,.,..,c o of his of
tr"i N's','''''a ~, M he courlnaiiial, nor
was h, allowed 20 e, me prisoners "'''
Tho TRIAL had ol9stu ...,, ,,r Williams
~ A"u slu ,,',, ln'trucfs M. Ia close It's
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DEATH TO spANlARps."

CITY Of Mexico. May ~. The question of
cum, upied with the hatred of the Lover
classes here tor the spaniards, was the
ei.uso of :, lively rcl IN one of the outer
wards tonight. a drunkeu man vassns
match laopry made oncnNY" dem"hs'lr',-
tons against The owper a me iRGiorHi, =
vt,.u'lh. Spaniard, Thinking ne man was
nbou, to lraw "a knife, Nit MIN mo-,
~. 'rior,d. shouting, Den IA 10 Nreu arhs
SD .f,uhs, flrc'' and hcsau -'pnina ne
's,.to,y And sirAsinns Windows 1hp po--
IT,, wer, telophoned for and soon con rli
t,fnilada and his adntaris attiHe,h'.
wsou ihe mob stoned them NY
,.oui.ru g the general. The police rs
n,r cd he mob, arrestng fourteen per
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..,r,oNAL BANKING NEWS.

Wgshiugton, May N.~THe Vo"p"
~, currency today approved the FOL
" 'n,,,"g reserve agents: Natonai h sar S oa
comr.Ice kap 1an,, S 81 yAbiie lem and Inc
E i, Nat ii' nal tank oil Eagle fsss' "a "a
i iDr s r Ms.iop "a ~, ss9 hkep 81 's &,
rass A M1 for ''i . i,4stiaad Na.ionai
bang New York city, Tor ne farn, n,s
ssi"Ien. 6sns e. h Raa."a Ety. Ms I5t
i,ank i.s 81 National bank q iiiilsporo.
sas'a s,st ~ Sauona bank q iss IN, !,
co,uiaerl4 s !d,,,o4r ss1h Na II sni
texas; ~ and Tor tho Commercial Eaito.i Y
eSi,t a Van Aistynr:. Hsu'h ls ~ ,r,rss
,,n.al bas.k, JoustoA yskAs' ioF 1's -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-19

Madrid. May rs Ia ihe senate 'oNay
senior Gron. n LIBERAL protested against
the slandors Of Spain which were uttered
tn ste United states scnntr. He intenned'
Ne satd to dcnounce the iltolerani. con-
duct of pirates am hrsauds against Sp'ia.
The ,lay had come, he SUD When We
should nnve to create wretehcd ACTS 90
interference of the money princes N t"e
nffnirs of spain lie protested against
Washington ISLANDERS against the queen
regent, e,.et.,,
,fin,rs replied to senior Ihron thht tNe
government might Join in Ne latter PR ~
iest hut that thcN ceplo nor nppI2g' "a =,
rent iin,ier uf Seuof Giron's remarks ~
,n,.iniaiu,d mai ircsiden' CLEVELAND anl
DC lnifd States gevornment haa IN ~,
pr,rr of their respect fer the primclpuf
~ International law The Duke of T-t''asi
men argued that the senn'e was not toi m
elly instituted aud could not nro;erI W,,h
ne uuestipu The president of INC urp'te
ti,,ir,ld thc position taken ny the i'uke ~
Tetnan, and the matter was droIpe'
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rrOc1IA WILL BREAK

wa,ertowu \. Y, May lS 'ohn '1n-
neznn. the spr iai correspondent 81 IN,
s,andnrd If Ibis city, writss from N "a
a.a. cuba. the southern I, minus o. 'N'
f,a',,, or n irp made across H." lsian
ri ~" n e' c;snoin Wcylers aFong iine 'a
s,,s The trocha could ne hsl9 ~ ,,i "a
competent general, nut IN lnr e"u ro ~ nm
I'd ',ov,n through thr west nnd destio,y'',i
,, .r ,3,ns Tho iioimudn has supplied nm
vi h plenty Il arms ana an. aini",r u. bn.
frst Il, ser,el / traVc"d "n'lH
G Gsr. sw,, ibnn, icars,iy mee'ing = rs,n
~, Inns ike tho calm before tho tempest
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rlT,rltApLn MJIrn IcE.

81 Iolns Is. ~ Alag rhe English
nenmer iqlmrpd has returned from
cirren's poad, ehegs she wac ,am,n'n ~
ne leo Tor MSiocn days Sng n"ppiis
tha, IN. v hnie rlast Is hlochel WIN nee;
G,.,n. dttlautiou ryIsts. GIVING 10 the
inaIftr tl traders TO procure snppl~,s
i-of sd Johns. navigation bong 'thpoN"'-
rho ueopi, at mnuv lncea nre ~,
tb,ir seed tipintnes ard 1T other sens
,ne mhabl,ani. are making y senn,'', n, ~.
,i.i,ua Ia mako ont an existence rh'H
alInI.IlnA mn uIOCuIlplr.
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3: Mercury. 9 to I; Mpsisip 8 ~ II Maes h
net. to o; Neutrals ttit u II M
The stnte tennis tonraarusnt opened MI
Austin. sesf M rs 81 u; s|s

q. Mercury, y to " HHhNaVti4tss W -
net. 1 to o: NcutraIs w ~ II. i.
The stato tennis toDrnarusut opened S N y
Austin. VI. a N Il I'D n
srATN. NJ
Captain Eli Mcn0pAld Y . ndtdesa n
for rnilrond corpnisssenSr /. 81
ismcrts 20 vorsuhses = kcnsfss 4 Q'9p 49,
Austin fnll flat. L ssA
Tho Victoria county dcrafrra III ~ s. h NJ
nize Dudley's authordty - scns ~ .. s,ssS|
,,ons. hut not % order thu ssss
financial issue. ss u II III
Hon. George lilassrosx asse z
by tho omaha pIotfgrin asd ,tises ~ i
uilstic doctrine n
one Of the pfepstrntsga " if',f sAansI
boai mnracrs rae,tAs, u ths fsrtE " ~
m. details Of tho Hls8ist,ter Il 1ss
trne supreme court 81 ms uhtted gsesess
refuses wfi Al st1erain tpr 49, ~ 8
Grav.s suit whges involves apevNl Il a = Nh
Of iapd.. f,ourryssad acrdsn Il cpuns's
RAJLiloAD. I. 80
t, nh. ,ommisslon AM traffic scfn cis Il a
.nss tho proposed reduction q
/ commodity rates. 4. " 4 rsf,xf
n,ttut.opal by the supreme cow 4. 4. y
A movement to suppress Ihc 800
The Galveston, Houston And hsnas d
new timetable. " trnverv l 10
~, ooa '.",o - n I ssuefA manae1s I
ne f,,,vsston, Houston and Henas u
rHn MAIllrre
.,, .d,ance u COTTON fssls' a.
-, LAWSON end nalvsston.
'o "n. ~ n,l,ion bicycles vill = msos =
i tho United states ~ yees' Z. -.
'A ,ro,s,nn uroducs- ECO s6vsaesns; u
non ., -. .,1nd .l,rnsnd; Nyswbsrfies NJ 4
or; mrs, p ps ~ isssr; corn and os e
dull and steady. .,... 80 rrt,,
stock exchange epscs,s q. az, :, tsfar. I
nounced In the fofsnooA SSs h e,
LOCAL. q
Ala for the shesraaa cyeiohe l w., !. ..
M ,,e,,, ,un ~ IN nnanes committee Of fne
'e"oerun a., .,,.,ns frosa third story vim
dow and escapes eonel.
r' ~, "a noullry show 20 20 ns'o -
this city In psre ~" II. a. r,nfeain \
Frnl,less search ~ 2 D0's = . 81
bayou. - N Il
,r,,x "a NASfEB PIstjatpERs.
TEAAs 80 NV is.-Ths Maaee4'
Waco. ..sc,stisn II TesAs mat III
Plumbers ~. a 4. ~. rysasdent p. u ~ y,
annual ssss az jiss. nayss A.. W, ~
w ,yam o, ~ I. & - isrSsS ~
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4 range. outinnd,sh costumes aud unknown
.tDnril.s hnvc come TO Mosenw from an
TIA. euds Of the empire 10 ronew their
homage 70 tho great white car. the au'p-
ornt Of an the Husnih'. They arc wander
ing the streets of this ancient canith 20
day, wondering Inspection OF oth'r
strange pr,pl.'. even from TN" Wnsh'rHi'oS'
Ielft VI a rnri'icn. whn have cnnr inis inlle
,n,,ruoy for tar spectacle i'riDcc ii.ntF
Of Prussia General eon Wc'd,'. for me
Germany ambassador 10 ltnFsa, anu iin
grand duke of oilenhurg have arrive"
hero aud were received with military
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nu,rer AccnsEp oI sLANpl.R

New York, May IA dispatch 10 '"'
tr,,nld from valparaiso says fh1ho'
solor. jesuit Of Santiago, mas '"uss'
:, annsa,ion in that city by what tne IuD,
H. '' resard ~ inolerant lans1asr ,, nasa
b the course Of an aadrtns Hal III lpeo de
wv ~" ~ The goyornmcnt high school ior
r,rIs In The lantlaeo district, was cen. M
Ter Ter Of corruption. The airne,or for 1 , l
49,, ~ a,prar In n criminal court, anu
he poyori,ineni attorney aiso ACCUSES 'ne
reverend father of siauder'
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u,. oNI-y rOR SCHOOLS.

Montreal quebec. May H'~'n an '""
Roman Catholic churches IN ouepec :,
mandate signed BY ,hn n,r arsn ansinr with
~. 1,,,,es Of The falthful at the approach
t,'', apneroI election The mandate con-
cludea as follows ,.,.u.s s,c,,,d ,uiy
.'ni,.,nnly engage Themselves 20 votr
IN, a. rjismeni In favor of the iegifla 'ipn
giyins 10 Inc Catholics Of Mnnl,pna d ,e
+, ,hnm Ly the privy council OF Ensia'o'
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FUNERAL OF GREY.

Pretoria. May is.-There WAS great
,cnopstratinn today upon the occasion OF
INC funeral Of r.. l., Grey, ne r ntoihdm
Go n,,,,,nr Ills throat while insane, ana
by e"i lahorlns under melancnolla induced
by his prosecslion. Barney Bs ra,u we're we're
", 'imacrah. with people. Many wreaths were
Zen, ~ Grey's fellow prisoners
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opGANIIINu At NOnFOLN'

New york May ia speeiai 10 '"'
World from Norfolk, Va. says;
\ cuban expedition Is being iiietiy or
ganiaea In Norfolk ,,sa an eo,,yen-
g 'or, an, az a in Hampton roads nor name
" tl',e ,b~ing pnintei over ami repans pe-
ine made on her. For seysrAi M E.,ban
rIu,,,ue and I, is known ilir; laAt. OF
arn1s ara ammunition have hcsn wv vi, on
,,oard Inc steamship. Her name -" hD'
H., loo ru,i
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TRENTON, y, The her, tri IL, th IN e are
oaa,..tost me REV. Gregory Iiruska- the
a .saek caiholic prcs, = jersey City H.,
dicied for making and seIlns clears Ys,,' ao
o'Is'A ,du he,r,n today HIS accompiic-,
frank Misner, has been convicIei.
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MAIL MATTER ARRIVED.
uanacua Nicaragua. May Il (via Cal

yeeton,. sixty saets or mail ma'tsr ss""e
1eof,.'J s.at.s as,d Europe, including
,s y. .se from March IL ~itiah have tsoh
T..isine.i 81, account OF the reypiutiob.
arrI.ea today. Ie,aye, member " tA9
can,iiet. has resignsd y.
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wAsIIINGroN.-rhe tonth, annnall, o q, Z,

,, ".'oi OF .he southern Lawn Tennis
a-oeiaiion Ter iSo ehl SeI to:g on Or de- 'hS
800" ,.,s "f mo Bnchelor's l.nwn Tennis
ol Gb of u this ciy un4er ~ aieeoii9n Of
ths ,'mited .s.a.es selional Lawn , T1 IN
associaton Among the e'a hs b wro Mar Mar
v emo wtll nlay Post in lilo singles and WIZ
VIZ WI III iSai.tnrr. wil compete in the
ionLlns for championship honors