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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

n has GOT THE MONEY.
", Card of Thanks to the feO'
pie Of Jaursz'
| ), nrrrAT SOME LESSER LIGHTS.
.r 10 Corbctfs Ch"iiongs'
us ~ saws Robert is a Coward.
Austin won'

n's pucilists and their admirers
>ha w. Mt 0 o'clock Fitzsimmons
s~ - ,ook n carriage and drove to
/ s s National bank but found, found 1t
~ h.,rr Washington's birthday.
~ ofsoars were found and they
oans 10 Fitzsimmons $4,000, $4,000
- Ss, and $1,000 in gold. The money
'., .s.,sd by Titzsimmons and Julian
s.,,rt Cashier Rnssell asked If the
s' all there, and receiving an af-
w.. reply, took It back and handed
r. Mclean with the remark;
IN this is to turn this money
"A Mr.. Mclean"
Han in turn handed the money to
nan Stuart. who was present,
"centlemen. have l conducted
| ,salr to please your
I'm and Fltzslmmons both responded
tbey were entirely satisfied and
lands all around. Fitssimmons
ne'I IN his lion and the brute tx
ss inst bow he Knocked out Maher.
III 'sandsd the Associated Press the
Iring.
a.sire TO thank the kind people of
Neyico. for their kind ana cour-
treatment Of us during the time
s-ad IN training for the light Just
q n, shall always have pleasant
Entrances of that place ana the
frsag people, from The GOV rnor Gown
NJ Win the Mexican government If
,,h,nk we have committed any wrong.
''' Rob t'itZsimmons,
Martin Julian.
\. Mnher marty Is here, but viii prob
10 to Las Cruces today.
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SAN FRANCIsco RACES.

San Francisco, February @.--f1ve rur-
longs. selling-Salsbury II, Walter j.
Governor Budd. Time. 1:o2.
seven and one-half furlongs-braw
scott Morven, Billy McCloskey' iime'
-Four miles, Thornton stakes-Sthr Rany,
Glead. Claudlus. Tine 1:25f.' Ihtce
'Sst'.riccbase. about one mile and one
half-'rhe Lark. Burmah, Cireero' Iime
About six furlongs-Bellicoso, ROSEBUD
Dare. Time, l.lliF. t,..ar II
T. II SHIRLEY. Little Cripple Time, ~
rive furiong s-Letita s.. Clare y" "c''
esq X Time, l;e3A
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sOurnrRN sOcIETY pINEp.

Now York, February sa,To the music
OF Dixie" and the star Spansled Ban
ner'' the Southern society OF New York
disposed OF a sumptuous rcpast ut Sher-
RVS tonight and honorod the birthday OF
Washington, John II. Abner presided,
Tho dining room was decorated with How
crs aud days. About 10 guests attended
the dinner,
Hon. Il. II. Bristow was scheduled 20
speak on "rhe National Credit" but he
sent an apology. The other speakers were
!. @ Black on "The Day We Celebrate.
Lewis Stuyvcsnnt Chanlcr on Robert H.
Lee" John w. Keller on ''1'hc city OF
New York" and Colone, John McAnerny
on Tho Southciner In New York"
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BILL NYE IN HIS STUDY.

number Of industries aud had represented
the Fourteenth ONO consfeslohal uls-
trict In congress- hut TOT tne pna. s'A
years had been residing IN Phladclphla-
Mr. GInrtor had disrobed MS chfgiuhy, ~
II hc had not intended taking ms me. MS
clothing was disposed OF III az oluot5
wav. On the bureau lay his crhNat ana %
letter addressed to his vile IN ihihuel-
phia There WINS nothing Ia ne ic'tcr W
indicate his purpose to take nus Nc, liar
.Thrre was also ~ telegram 70 Mo lin'
tor dated this morning Mi, l1arter hNNtn
her 10 SEQ that his lie assurance hssNNF
ments were paid That taken III conn ,'.,
trriay indicates that suicide had pech
contemplated. 49,. A,,,tu.I
Life Insurance company, loByNivl WI
,o SEQ Colonel Brown, who took out a
policy for 100000 In tho shape OF ~
polp cent gold bond TO Mr. llatler. inc
scheme deeply Impressed Mr.. hhrler'
Air. Harier did not take the policy, but
he made this inquiry. "Colonri row..
II a man should take out poncy lpuny
ana should commit suicide 'Vnls"', s wpu'u
that IL would, ard then addressed Mr..
caster. saying: "Mr. Gaater' DO You
think that If IA man VINO hhn hrN''
harmed a person In the world Should COM
nit suicide, he would go to heaven
Mr. Caster replied that ne thought ne
would. ,.,. 49,,
Killed himself while temporarily insane
There is no hint of financial or business
enbarTassmcnts as cause Tor sulclut, II
boing assorted that all the enterprises
with which Mr.. Harter was connect.d are
I'm a Furnishing condition. -
Mrs IIarter Will arrive here with hcf
son from philadelphia tomorrow 80
M arrangements for the funeral nave
yet been made.
Washington. February 22.--IIon. Michael
Inrtor was a member OF tho Fifty SECOND
and Flfty-thlrd congresses from the
rourteonth Ohio district, HIS home wa
at Mansfield, ONO. and most Of HIS Iii'
| he was a banker and manufacture. li'
| was born Al Canton, Ohio, Arm s.. lsi"
! Although born "A poor boy ana winou'
I tic advantage OF much schooling, pr
Hartcr was q hard s,9den, and had Fr "a,
| widely on political and financial lines. ~
WIS a democrat IN politics. In manner h'
was quite and unassuming and gent ne,
Simplc In his tastes and direct N ~
! rnetRods he was man OF force In hi'
| party and strong progressive man. u
| Washington society Mr.. Harter was eH
| tremely popular.
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RIGHT KIND or DEMOCRACY.

Cleburne Review.
Keep the old flag flying, no matter VIVA,
an individual or committee may DO. -
Houston Post.
n the so-called Democratic daly papers
NJ TEXAS were all edited by democrats Of
the same stripe as The Post the demo
cratic party of Texas would be all right
in any kind OF storm. The trouble Is
mar there IRE TOO many hell ra!sers
claiming to be democrats, who nre eat
Ing papers in Texas under tho democratic
Gag.
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SALVATION ARMY.
Colonel Meal Makes a Statement REGARD
ing Rnllington Booths Resignation,

co,orol Meal Makes a Statement Regard
ing Rnllington Booths Resignation.
New York. February 1.-The following
statement BY Colonel Meal, the special
commissioner gent over from the inter-
national headGuarters of the Salvation
Army. was given on, at tho headquarters
today;
The resignation Of the commander and
Mrs Darlington Booth which has been
tendcred by them 20 the International
headquarters, has not yet been accepted
Inv the general, IN whom alone is vested
The power TO accept designations OF terri
, we do not accept any responsibilities
for the commanders deplorable action.
4 Commandant Herbert Booth was IN
str1Icted by the international headquarters
10 come TO New York and 10 confer with
his brother on the matters IN question,
and having done so has returned to To-
ronto. -, A.,,,,,ar,or, haze
Instructed Colonel Icady 10 assume tempo
rary direction of affairs,
we arc going ON Win our WoTk. bou
lives and the HAS waves.
Is answer no a question as 10 whether a
reward had been offered for Information
as TO the whereabouts or Colonel booth,
| Colonel Eady said: Sir, there are very
many wild rumors in the world
CHARGED TO ENGLISH JEALOUSY.
New York, February 1.-THE forced re-
,,re,nent of Ballington Booth and his wife.
Maud B. Booth. from the head Of the Sal
800 Army In the United States. Is an
ya a,r,rrei IN an address by Commander and
Ms Booth. giving al considerable length
| ars ~ the circumstances leading up 10
! honie ,Dttbdrawal from the army.
'ii psrtisais- OF Darlington Booth say me
secret OF HIS removal lies wholly IN the
| 49, -, mat he has succeeded IN almost com
Iai et I've mericanizing the salvation Army
| IN this ccEntry'
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poor whites" In slave holding tlmes, who
held no position and whose condition was
10 hopeless as to paralyze ambition -9id
effort. But Lincoln attained from the log
cabin In tho wilderness the Same position
which Washington reached from his
palatial mansion and baronial estate on
the Potomac. Widely as they are sep-
arated. these two heroes Of tho two great
crisis OF our National life stand together
IN representing the sovereign powers. the
Inspiring processes and the hopeful OPP
portunites OF American liberty"
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAccABEEs.

The State commander writes us from
rIncoln, Neb.. as follows: After try
Ing other medicines for o, what IN seemed e1 70
oossusren We ed Or. Kings New Dlscov-
n,. ana at the end OF two days tue
cough entirely left them We WIN MOI
. ~ nroves that IL cures where all 9TH
er Tremedles fail. gned L. W. stew
Gus. Slate commander;-,Why not give
on,oed and trial bottles are free at II. y,
Kiesilngs drug store. Regular size voc
and 81 No
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AT wASJIJNGToN.

Washington. February ~ All pubic
buildings IN Warrington were closed to-
day and private business was generally
sugpcndoh. There was n parade OF tho
District troops and celebrations were
conducted by tho Society OF the Oldest In
habitants and the Daushtora OF the
American Revolution.
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CARROLL AFRAID

FL Paso, Texas. February s-'--'ln',"o
rarrol1 swore out a warrant this eveh'hs
AGAINST Bob Fitzsimmons, chars'hs n'' '',
Win threatening to Kill or do him Dou'''
,',,nr,. rhere is no process on the war
rant up to this time. o,,,cht for pitts
Maher and party leave toni slre 40 crowd
burg. They are about .oSbe as f IN me coun-
as can be s soen no an fyalk, but are sour to
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SOCIETY or CINCINNATI.

New York. February 22--The Society OF
Cincinnati celebrated Wnshlngtous birth
day Mt banquet Mt the Hotel Savoy to-
night. The following toasts were re
sponded to; The Founders OF the cincln-
natus," General John Cochran; THE
Army" Major General Kruger, u. $. A;
'Tho Navy" Commodore Sicard. H. s. N,
"The st. Nicholas Society" Edward King;
"Our Guests" j, ". Becmnn.
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5000 guaranteed him by the citizens of
~ Paso in case he brought off the Maher-
ftasmmons fight caused "A stormy dis
cussion nj meeting of the committee
having the funds IN hand this afternoon.
number wanted their money back The
majority, however, considered that Stuart
had earned his 5000 and It was not his
fault the crowds did not come, SO paper
signed by ton responsible citizens holding
the committee harmless for any suits that
may be brought was drawn UP and the
money was handed over to Stuart
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THE REPORT DENIED.

Tampa, Fla. February 22.-Reports tnat
spaniarda had captured riderless morse
carving a blood-sthined saddle with the
initials A. NJ. engraved thereon, to provo
that Maceo is dead, n pronounced taise
by DR.. joaquin Costello, who was WIN
Maceo for come months. He aiiirns tnAs
n wealthy planter IN Santiago presented
two handsomely finished Mexican yAddles.
ono 10 Maceo and one TO Gomez. NO ini-
,iaIs we're ever placed or either. He -
positive. He and Estrada Palma VIII ieave
for New York tonight.
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 49, IS

agreed on by the ways and means COM
mittco to prevent the determination OF
fur sealing In Alaska. According to the
terms of the measure. if the president
finds himself unable TO secure the CO.
orcrut!on OF Great Britain. especially In
securing the rsodus vivcndi authorized by
the bull. SO as to protect and preserve the
Alaskan seal herd for this years sealing.
season. then the secretary OF the treasury
is authorized to take each and every fur
seal on PfybIloff Island and to sell the
sktns and convert the proceeds Into the
Nr.,a .sKtt-
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,,,,,.,eutiRG SPORTS SORE.

putsburr. Pa. February 22'-spor,a =,
t,,s city are feeling sore over Name ',', :
defeat and he will not be welcoin'r a,' W." re
,Na hurrahs which greeted him on nus on o
t urn home from the o'ponnea h inli, mere
about $4,000 was lost on aa 'i IN Deem Der
and most of 1t Was po Sas then, in the
e eyes Of the Pittsburgers, a sure "'''''e''
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
AN oINEy ROOM STARTED

AN OlsGNEh tOom 81 AM ma.
Boston, Mass. February a2,-Mayor
Josiah Quincy today furnished enthusiasm
and surprise 10 $50 democrats who at
tended the WASHINGTON banquet given
by the Young Mems Democratic club and
tho democratic state committee hero to-
day by presenting tho namc OF Massa-
ohusetts and New England man for presi-
Dental honors at the hands of the de-
mocraoy OF tho United States. Tho
thusiasm ana II was several 1.inutes be-
fore the speaker could continue hts ora
ton.
become of Willie Russeii7" but tho query
was never answered. Tho banquet was
presided over by Colonel John Corcorau
and he had rs guests Josiah Patterson
Rhode Island, Hon. j. u. McGlllcuddy
OF Main and several local lights.
Mayor Quincy dwelt at length on the
Venezuelan question and end that the
United States would restore peace md
set u standard whereby all international
difficulties would be settled IN the future
Ito said that on that record tho demo
cratic party would have one of It's strong,
eat points In going before the peopl,
NJ the next election. He then said tha
Massachusetts can not but present ~
It's logical candidate the name of Richnrt
Olncy aud hc believed that " the gentle
man will allow the Use of his natne thl
Massachusetts, delegation ara probabl,
the DELEGATIONS rom NIL the New ENG
land States would support him IN tn
National convention and IL nominated tn,
party would so before the country with
a creditahlc candidate and with ocrtali
hopes OF KuCccSa
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AUSTIN WON.

Galveston. Texas, February Elm the
foot ball game this afternoon between
the University and Galveston telms Aus
tin won the game from Galveston by n
score of to o. they making two touch
downs, falling to kick any goals. Cal
weston was outclassed behind the line.
Her line was also very weak.
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bett means to fight Fitzsimmons and IN
back him for any amount. Fitzsimmons,
in my opinion, has aged considerably ana
did not look very well when / saw him
last"
The largest wager of the day was re-
corded at the Marlborough. Dan Clarity
of Boston bet G., Il. Fox of Ohio 5000 to
$500 on Fitzsimmons. lie got the money
down Just before the news of fitZsim-
mons victory was nude known.
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RABTs DEATH.

New York, February "a special TO the
Herald from Havana Cuba, says: Advices
arc received here from Jiguana OF the e.
port OF the death OF the wei known ,enss
rhies lose Rabi. Ills death Is said TO have
resulted from tetanus caused by wound
received In recent battle.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
NO OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION

NO OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
Washington, February 22.-tt can bc
stated positively that there has not been
any official communication between CIR
Julian rnunocfote, the British amhassh-
dor here. aud Senior Andrnde. the Vcne-
zuelan minister. In reference to the houn-
dairy controversy or any other subject,
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REPUBLICAN, ANNlvERsARy.

Washington, February %--The Union
Republican club of Washington held a
public meeting tonight In Market han In
celebration of the fortieth anniversary OF
the birth of the National republican party.
Fully ono thousand people were present,
The meeting was presided over by Nj NJ
Clamp of Massachusetts. delegate at the
convention IN 1850 which nominated the
first republican candidate FOR the presi-
1anry
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THE OLD PARTY ALL RIGHT.

Decatur Free Press
The only people disappointed at tho ac-
ton OF the Hardy committee at caves
ION Saturday are the populists pemoc-
racy is all right and will settle It's finan'
clai differences in the old popular way
tho ballot boz.
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Boston. Mass, February - p" sxSib,.
1000 persons witnessed the nr's. 80 held
lions Of boxing that have ever pee IL he ee.
in Boston tonight, A twel california and
tween Nick eurley e S n. j.. heavy
c Charity and ffteenr9und 60 ~ eeIE Ieyel
GTs smith and Johnny LaV Soih contests
;Snnb were the features ana DOM
.daa In n draw.
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A LAVENDER LUNCHEON.
Temple Tribune.

Mrs II. E. Conner entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon with law
ender luncheon. being the first OF the
Lenten season and complimentary TO Mrs,
A. y. Sanford OF Houston who IL visitios
Mrs. W. T.. smettem at the 'Vllla." The
occasion was much enjoyed by all present.
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Cleveland, Ohio. February ?2.--rhc West
orn Reserve Society OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution celebrated Washinv-
toms birthday tonight with II banquet nj
the Ilollcnden.
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srArrMENr FROM LONDON.

Inndon. February 22.-Bramweli hootn'
chief OF gtar of the London office o. ne
salvation Army. today inform9a T. sgRn.l
,Snre was no truth in the report that nais
iington Booth had besn forciply rsin ssvss-
from the command OF the American tefEs'
t.EU
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Ar.REApY SUPPLIED.

Anaconda Standard.
The action OF the Bay state Asricul.ux.l
society In indorsinT Secretary ,H S,snsSs
,h.t The Massachusetts farmers nave
enough beans on hand for spring p'e4t'
Ing. n IN.
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WASHINCTON'S BIRTHDAY.
Confederate Museum Opened at Rich.
mond at Old Davis Mansion.
DIXIE AND STAR.SPANGlED BANNER
Chccrsd the seuthsrncrs In New York In
Their Celebration - Cincinnati
Society BanQueted.

Richmond, Va. February 2a.--The Con-
fodcrate museum was opened today in the
old Davis mansion with a brilliant pro.
rramme
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BILL" NYE IS At REST.
The End Came Peacefully, His famil,
at the Bedside.
HIS DEATH CAUSED BY PARALYSIS.
sketch OF tho Life Of the Man Who Has
Brought . Laugh From
Millions.

Asheyiile, N. c., February 22--"Bill Nye''
died here this afternoon. His wife. two
sons and two daughters were present at
his bedside when the end peacefully came
Ten days ago he had stroke OF paraly-
sis, much moro severe than the one Mt
Patterson, n. j., when the cruel story
that he was drunk was sent out. HIS
daughters arrived from Washington, where
they have been attending school, las,
Wednesday and have been at his bedside
since. No arrangements have been made
for the funeral.
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LITTLE pT,-r,,,,,,,

b Mo- q, February 22.-There was
h1m hitting in this city on the re-
+ a., - l.zsimmsns-olaher fight.
|faA sOeoett IL Chicago" said Al
y, pi,,- ne told me that he was con-
va ,,'nons would win, because
hoirs, Maher would vince when
r. Fllss,, the beating he received
ns few years ego. Cor
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Detroit. Mich. Echrunry 2s.-The Mic

Detroit, Mich, February 2s.-The Mich
igan Society OF the Sons OF the American
Revolution hnnQucttcd this evening at tho
Russell house. At the speakers table
were General Horace Porter of New York,
Fred u. Grant, General X, a. Algor, Don
NJ. Dickinson, Lieutenant 1ideckcr and
others.
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No TIME FOR NoNsENsE.

washington NewH ....u.
doubtless Messrs. Barrett ana sou'.s
are agreed that when but ssvSn n,'rs ~
,nsmber from South Carolina. tne ~
nubiican party might as well 50 tnso ~
hands OF "a receiver. VIVA
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TAKING AN ADVANTAGE.

Ex-speaker Crisp Is having some rare
fun In getting even with Gear Reea. II
IA rather mean. though, 70 take aqveh-
tage OF man with presidential Doom
handicap
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for the funeral.

Edgar Willis Nye, or "Bill'' Nye, as he
Is known to the reading public. is not we,
40 years old lie was born IN Shirley
Pisca,aquis county, Maine, August To- ls'V.
and at the age of years. according TO his
own story. he took his parents by the
hand and led them 10 tho West, The
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~oT MS MONEY.

cTlfART GUT IlIS ~ -, ~
~ paso Texas, February THE aues
ion of turning over to Dan stuart TUG
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!. coRnETTs REIo1NnER.

b. H., February 22.-Coroet;,
la.s ''Wh the Associated Press dts
tn, .Nouhcing Fitzsimmons' refusal
(r,s "' simply said: "IIe Is big
Ia VIII leave it TO the pubic to
|pitdetsSS Watcher l am correct or not
y ne Il ne would not make a match
tsh." ne Won the fight with Maher,
1 70 Epv 5ioss to England lie VIII bring
light MI lu after him. He said, after
any me- Maher was over. he would
keag hinssis N tho word. He is now
S Gag and barnnpe
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FITZ ON CORRETT.

INN 10 Go Win From Maher or
Choynsh.
saso, Texas, February 22.-An Asso-
ffess representative had Il tax
fHEsimmons about Corbetts chal-
y on tho way In from the battle
"a his morning and this is what he
/ SNAIL completely ignore that fell
Nofoett. 1t was 5000 American
10 cent Mexican coin that Pomp
would get in his oar just as he mas.
sse ABOUT III" same argument once
9n ny Charley Alitcholl-tcN MN
~ a reputation. let him go Whip
Haher ana Joe Choynski before he
~. us mead to me. Both men want
~" MN nm and | think either can lick
aus much ! shall Insist upon, ne
H,si win from Maher and Choynskl
eets into a ring with me. |
III WIN ease the man Corbett pre-
,,S,, ,ue Guardianship belt to in order
~ match with HIM"
~" .tnphs then added: ITO show
n ssr Low little weight his champion
kris,.gu | now formally, through the
-, ifess, renounce all claims IA
Ia " a shl refuse to accept IT. ! AN
rs,,. madison Square for the night OF
,se,s : with half dozen contracts
Ia f,or, made conlitionally upon win
~ VI Mahcr-and then with Julian
for Froemer and my family, | VIII
|sa Unions was met by a monstrous
fsni c. c. ana drove directly TO the
As y,s WY hotel. where he was me-
81 t SSs'vaieq ana cast-down Mahel
M /, NJ. same train and walked to ms
' mouse Of DIR. Alberts.
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BILL TO KILL SEALS.

washington, February 22.-Enairh,,s,in
pingley has reported TO the house me pi'i