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PALO PINTO.

Vote In 1so4-Culbcrson 1855; Maksmson
10; Nugent 1870.
Palo pnto-Bryan and Sewali 1907 Bryan
and Watson 20; Mckinley Isl culbcrson
176; Kearby 80. S Congressman Stephen
1871 Bentley "a. State senate-Little iSs.
Bryant 49, Reprosentative-Maxw 50;
Byron ~.
Straun. Incomplete. Bryan and sewall
100; Bryan and Watson f0 Mckinley IS,
Culberson 1906: Kearby so.
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count slow and tedious. At 9 o'clock in
dications are that the court house county
ticket is elected. with the exception OF
Camp for Judge. Campbell for sheriff and
McCloskey for constable. These three Of
fees are In doubt. For congress. Slaydcn's
vote WAS very heavy In the Mexican pre-
cincts on the West side, while Noonan
made gains on the East side. Culberson
leads Kearby In the count. but his majority
Will be less than two years ago.
San Antonio--J. +. Onion, chairman OF
the democratic congressional committee.
says Slayden will carry BeSar county over
Noonan by 500 and will be elected by
plurality OF not less than $500
San Antonio-At midnight. Nat suis-
bacher OF the republican campaign commit
t.o claims that Noonan will come to Bexsr
county with 1900 plurality and will carry
Bexar county by 1000 plurality.
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:, REVlVING THE TEXAS GnANGr

Fan, Wv -" IftE TENAS GRANGE
~, H4M' "e IN Texas is being revived
!. az # Mi.ucoh who S. on he r,id
,Hch ck making addresses nj fsirs orTT
'"'''s meetings. The Grange was once
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KENDALL.

Vote In ls94-Culberson 1856; Makemson
2l3; Nugent 1873
Boerne- Bryan Go; Mckinley liz: Palmer
.; Culberson IS; kearby l62; Slayden e1
Noonan lis: McRae II.
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TIMELY INFORMATION

Answers to Pertinent Questions Put b.
Farmers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

Grease their heads with sulphur and
lard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

Milwaukee. Three hundred and twenty
precincts. including forty IN the city. give
Bryan $3.50; Mckinley s6.es6.
Madison. McKinleys plurality in Wis
consin probably above 10000. Returns
are slow and incomplete. Republican state
Ticket all elected by good majorlties
sauerheimer. rep. elected TO congress In
this district
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VIVA, will cure eore-head chickens?
,DA...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

Please give me q rule for measuring a
wagon load o. corn In the shuck.
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cincts on the West side, while Noons
made gains on the East side. Culberso
leads Kearby In the count. but his ma!orit
Will be less than two years ago.
San Antonio--J. +. Onion, chairman o
the democratic congressional committee
says Slayden will carry BeSar county owe
Noonan by 500 and will be elected by
plurality Of not less than $500.
San Antono--At midnight, Nat Suis.
bachcr OF the republican campaign commit
tee claims that Noonan will come to BeSsi
county with 1900 plurality and will carr!
Bexar county bv 1000 plurality
KENDALL.
Vote In ls94-Culberson 1885, Makemsor
2l3; Nugent 1873
Boerne-Bryan Go; Mckinley liz: Palmer
b; Culberson IS. kearby 162, Sayden 81
Noonan lis; McRae II.
PALo PINTO.
Vote In 1s94-Culbcrson 1855; Maksmsoa
~; Nugent 1870
Palo Plnto--Bryan and sewali 100; Bryan
and Watson 20 Mckinley Is, Gulbcrson
176; kearby 80. C0ngressman-S,e stephen
19l; Bentley "a State senate-Little fss.
Bryant 80. northumberland 50;
Byron ~.
straun.-Incomple,e Bryan and sewan
100; Bryan and Watson i0 Mckinley So
culberson io5: Kearby so.
MEDINA.
Vote In is9i--Culberfou 1875: Makemson
1858, Nugent 3i4
Dcvine. Bryan and sewnu 1876; bryan
and Watson Mckinley / 4, Culhcrsou 100
iss Noonan r"p. IL. IT, ucaay ron 10
sta'e senatc Lewis. dsm.. , lio: GREENWOOD.
saathon, rep. 100
WICHITA
vo,, in isnt- Cpiberso, css v,,,,,so,
G. Nusen; 2cs
f f2a Kear5u 81 ciars coner ,'9. 9J,'
stephens. dem. 1875. bentley pop. Is
rep 90 Walters. pop 2s. Representative,
Robbins. dem, 1881 Kiehl. pop. H.
COMAL.
Vote IN 1854 Culbersou 7io: Makcmson
l76: Nugont si.
nineteen complete give republican electors
c6ycrr,r% Crltcrse,, IA t-e,,r,.
Con-loss- Noonau T.. slavl,r ia
MAVERICK
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nap" ftencu troF ecs am Abene porber ppn
ibreu 5ubreru eetrpffeuen llebcreiufoms
mems rie 2rbett en.
8oiton, "a. DECEMBER. - Die
Gpnbufteure unO WtotormGnner Der
yWeit Gno Street 3uilpaD" itellten
nm 5.45 beute frii6 Die 2trbeit ein,
trpBbem ibre SUbrer geitern 9l6enO
DerIprO6en batten, ben Strtte auf cine
Wo6e gu berI6ieben, I'm Dem Prdiiz
oenten 2ittle 8elegenbeit gu geben, nit
Dem GretutipzGomite Der 8abn ii6er
Die 5orberungen Der 2eute gu conferi=
rem. Die 8eoien1teten lpDllten IiA
niht Idnger gebul0en unb ertldrten,
Die 8u0ngeieQI6d poQe nur 3eit gez
lpinnen, nm GrIableute an3uitellen.
Die Gompagnie bei6dftigt an 4750
9erIonen, unb pbglei6 Der Strife Bis
ieBt tein algemeiner lit, ionoern ii4
auf 3ipei ben neun 9ipiiionen be-
f6rGntt, 10 glaubt man benno6, Dab
it6 iGmmtlt6e 9lngeIteqte binnen8ur@
sem Der 8epegung anI6lteBen lperoen.
Die BON Dem Strife berii6rten 9ibtz
fionen Iino bic 3tpeite uno ie6ste, pelz
6e ben 0erfebr NIT GbarlestODn,
RorburD unD Brighton Dermitteln. -
g&ur fpenige Wa9gon5 tonnten beute
8prmittug ii6er bieIe Ginien erpeoirt
nerDen. Die poli3eibeb0rbe bat 8orz
bereitunqen 3ur unterDriidlng etDatz
ger Ru6eit0rungen getroffen.
Sin @pmtte Der GonOutteure unO
MotormGnner mar i'm Qaufe be5 8orz
mittdg5 BEL bem YrGiioenten Gtttle, Ii.
Qebterer fDQ bel Der 9elegenbett nod
einen 8prf6lag 3ur Site gema6t buz
ben, iiber pel6en nod nt6t5 Rd6ere5
betannt genoroen 1T. Wittlerneile
bat Uf. 8. goung, Yrdi iioent bes GU
premzGon5iIs Der Srganiiattonen Der
Gonoufteure, Motormdnner Ii. 6ubrz
leute einen aQgemeinen Strite angez
orbnet, unb Die pentgen @aggons,
pel6e bis6er nod auf ben StraBen gu
ie6en tparen, peri3pinOen almGltg.
Die 2eute itnb nit ibrem Qo6n 3ufrtez
ben unb beI9peren Ii6 nur iiber gu
lanqe IrbeitsItunben; lie berlangen,
baB lie ni6t me6r als 3e6n Stunoen
pro Sag gu arbeiten bruu9en, uno baB
bic Gpmpagnie ibre Union Offi3teQ an
erfennt, b. f., bab alle 8erbanolungen
8piI9en Der Gompagnie unb ben 2euz
ten bur6 8ermittelung Der Union Dor
ii6 ge6en folIen.
(SpGter.) - Ser Strife perurfa6t
Der 8ep0lferung groBes ungema6, Dd
Der StraBenDerte6r gerube gu Der ge=
genpGrtigen 3eit Elm iebr bebeuten0er
ift. Der Q(usitanb lit i'm 2aufe bes
Suges CUR allqemeinen gepOrben unD
bat einen pollitdnbigen Sic lip" Der
StruBenba6n Qinien CUR 5olge gez
ba6t. 9ripatz5ubrtperte iino Don
Strifern unb anoeren unterne6menben
9erIonen in 9ienit geiteut pOroen Il.
MAIDEN rei9Ii6e @erbienite, tpdbreno
Der g(nbrang gu Der Bottom C 4lz
ban1z8a6n," beren 3iige 10 3iemlidb
ods nQmll6e 9eblet beoeden, ME Die
,0eit @nb Street Railpap," berart
gena9Ien lit, baB bic gabn beute Diele
Ggtra3ige abI6idte.
Sag Gonlite Der Gonbufteure unb
Wotormdnner, nel6es geitern Nbenb
einen 2tufIdu6 bes Strife5 uuf cine
@o6e pereinbdrt bate, beIu4te ben
9rGitoenten 2ittle beute Na6mittug,
um iidb gu re9tfertigen. unO ieBte aus
einanber, bab Die 8ebieniteten bic
Sa6e fel6ft in Die 9Gnoe nabmen uno
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Scr 9entIGe GorreIponSent,

g. Raine, Gisentbhmer ann g'eoaftcur
(giaGfols,r pOn s. Raine),
Ghoiusfseds Saltimore= =StrGEe uHb BoitsSff1tz
Breis btstdsIid en- SIattes, burt 9rdser beiorst,
121a Sts. f0giid,e uro Spnufa 90 =Wucgab 10
Gents pro goh., sabbar bic bas Satt btioIeeHoeH
&ra9sf,,5aaIit1 nebit scnntasssMns eabs inter
Stii I'M SerbdItnib; fiiT Die wotlentidIe Aue sabe
mt SonntassbIott, Doroirti, NIT gbtus tlr Clubs
81 80 pro Sabr, Han iretHo etEen One bes SEans
bes, 81 nab Guropa. Spuutnc 8 sHusaabe 81
pre- Sahr.-9as bette uno biuiene oeutidle SIatt
brn N1ittsIs mnh SlbffaaftE.
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ertbeiIt elmer neuen 6ineIii3 : ruff
fdsn 8abngeIeQi9aft, beren &opitol
100000 3ubel betrdgt, Die @on5eIz
iipn, cine GiTenbabn bon Der peittt=
den 8ren5e DIN 9ei Sung @bion9
nab Der 0Ttlihen @ren3e BON 8trin
in Der ManoTdurei 5u erbauen uno 5u
betreiben. Die 8ubn ION NnIhluB
an Die groBe fi6iri79e gabn erbalten.
Nab ben Statuten biirfen Ittienbe=
tiger nur Rufen pOer @bineien fein.
lIrberfdIlucmmHnGcn uuo SebcTs-
pctIait im fnOltd,clt @urnYa.
Gatunta, Si5ilien, %. 9e5. -
Sn 6olge ungemein itarten 8egenfal~
Les iit Der 6IuB Simeto iiber feline
llfer getreten uno Die Milbna6er ba=
ben bus gan3e berrliG1e 5bal iiber~
f6pemmt. GS lit rieiiger S6dben
angertdtet lporben unb a6t perIonen
iino in Den lie iiberrai6enoen Tlut1en
ertrunten.
9(tben, %. 0e3. - Syn g}orbz
Griedenlano lit Der 6IuB Salumbria
Uber feline Tfer getreten unb bat gez
naltigen S6aben angeri6tet. 8an3e
90rfer iteben unter 8aiier unb cine
9(n5abl 8erTonen Iinb in Den 6lutben
umgetommen.
SSarfftn @rtSe's sGIeiOunaSrroieG.
Baris, "a. 0e3. - Der @bei6eiz
bunQspro3eB, neld)en Die SEiirIttn
Wrebe gegen ibren Gbemann, Den
9yiirIten 4oplfgBrebe, angeitrengt bat,
neil ii6 berIelbe in 8enf nit elmer
rei6en 2lmerifanerin perbeiratbet bat,
lit Dor Dem Gipil Sribunul per6unz
belt porben. Der @eri9tSbof perz
I6ob Die MISUNDERSTANDING. SSiirIt
b. 8rebe lit Elm 8ruoer be5 6iir1ten
g}itolas, 0Itrei6iI6en 6elomurI6aII=
2ieutenants, 9ebeimratbs, &ammerz
BERN unb 0Itrei8iI9en 0eIanoten in
W&in3en. Die 6eiratb bate am l.
Suli 1892 itattgefunOen. Die SiirItin
lit eine geborene 2ubmilla MalOaner.
Ser SEC utmduer Woroer in Sonoun.
2onbon, "a. DEG. - Gbparb q.
SaDlor, alias 9lrtbur SO. Plutt, mel
der in SrforO unter Der @nflage perz
huftet lpurbe, in 1885 einen gelpi6en
SyeiTe Sbree, SSnIaFen elmer Srrenanz
ftalt in &entudp, ermor0et gu baben,
erI6ien beute auf'5 g}eue por Dem
8olpitraBen Poli3eigericbt. Sein
8er60r purbe auf cine peitere @o6e
perI8oben, nm Die 2tntunft gepiiier,
auf ben San be3iigli4er 9otumente
gu erparten.
Sac the Rtppcr" 1T slmIteroatn.
Qonb . n, "a. 9e5. - Sine 9epez
Ibe Der yPau MIQQ 8a3ette" meloet
aus QtmIteroam, baB mebrere 8erbrez
6en, d6nli3 bennjenigen, pelGe Sad,
the Slipper" i'm 2onboner Wbite6apel=
9iItrift beriibte, leBtbin bort borgefalz
len iinb. Grft 6eute frit6 fono man
Die Qei6e zines Srauen3immer5, bei1en
&e6le bur076nitten unb .lpeIbes nod
ouf anbere @eiIe Deritiimmelt mar,
ouf elmer StraBe jener Staot. G5
Iiegt tein 8uubmorO bpr, benn eine
Sunme 8elo II. perihieoene Sdmudz
laden purben bel Der 9eritOrbenen
auFst aroen.
Gin 9ampfcr Uer,niBt.
2onbo II, "a. Deg. - Der britt
fbe 0ampfer nSSames 9rate. lpel6er
am 28. Npbember BON Garloforte,
Saroinien, nu4 9intir6en, 6rantz
reid, a6ging, lit feit II Sugen i'm lcbz
teren 9afen fGlIig. Gr geb0rt elmer
6irma in SbieIbs uno bat 10 Peripz
nen an 8prD.
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Sin >, Eic lip" in Suitun.

Die Seefenffctcu fer "SScit Gne Strect Rails
nap" itencu troF ecs am Abene purber ppn
ibren 5ubrern setrpfieuen llebcreiufom'
mems Gle Nrbett eiH.
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Scocrutaitn crireut
sist lE!sz = 2zai#@REa il)eltl. .4flS. pabn.
TtiertasSs SsGrturiIpnssBatsn
naGs SSa9ersto&pu 1t1l0 SsreoeriG.

GIN "a, -. uuo 81. Gs}smber 1896, ioipie am
|. Sauuar 1S!7 piro ole rQBtii:ru WarDQno=Gieu=
bcbn" 6rtIr'ous=& ptrtluitn, iiir ole rtQuld=
rem 3iiqc ndD NoQcrstopn NM 5uriid itir So 33,
uuo nab 7frlocrid uu0 jurd filr s. 49, Qultiq iiir
Oie 8tdfa5gt biz jum 4. 9dnuar 1897 ciubIieBi6.
Rat:u RON l9llbroOt ulb AouQcr5toDu 1920, uuo
no d Hr:n:rd S2-27 l50G-S)
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anbren Bertbt.
9 Siirean oer
DrIfrrn flarDlanb : Gi(rnbabnzCu.

Baltimore. ben %. Gessmb.r 1886.
Mn een WSappr unS Staetratb Don Baltimore
une fie Ifttoudre FER ,,SSeftern WtarDiaHes
Giienbabn- 6 ompasnie."
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5bdrgteto;r SabH pabr:mo cts nit Dem 80. sen
trmbrr 1890 a5Qtaufeuen Sabrcs tpir0 bitrmit a&=
tuu0sUuq uuttrbreittt:
Sic Ginnabmcn auf ben 63clcjitu anosr;r 9ahn,n
nbt nit ciugedioftu, babsn mir oas 6olgsHOs 3u
perjtdHtn:
Giaulbme 1896 1895
Qafa0. 1854 $3.50 $397,Oil.7O s2,2o781 Ibn.
0i.rg 6rpr:b E Sls873.M S3l. 1882 I3,I2578 Gbn.
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35Too 9Tt"- s667L82 86.ai2. A a294o Sun.
SEEING Sttuaa 239941 %, 1926 258 45 3nn.
: o.H:s 5lsla5l 492l8a6 2,57a15 Gun,
3otalz
&ruttO=
6iana5 $l,265 689g7 sl27L SCI. 50 sl2172.a9 91s:
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f:its@ 11',0 rn2@,75 1516l867 10a55.e2 abn.
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NasgaS;n 8l,48L94 83.27656 1,2l138 Gun.
9otul.Rcs
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9trbditHiB
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1896 1895
G,cipinn $G2,o78.83 $s51289 70 *l5 2lo91 Nbn.
4asoa6. 52l,783,54 499,5l7O9 22266.45 Sun.
Rttto=
Gl:lDinn $l2o,295.28 *l5L77264 s37,477.36 a6n.
Baltimore. uns SnrriSburs= Gifsnbabn
teinibllcBlib Baltimore urO 6arrisburg-Dcti5e
IusotJuun9l.
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e5clpinn 1921, 5000 1921, ,Sl694 $59l625 g6n.
9etrgbs=
ausgab. 14G92533 153,G}9.33 G114O0 abu.
Rftto=
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Baltimore uub Gumberla SaIlep Gicna
babn.
1896 1895
. rutt o.
G,spim 4,633.67 $242, 1888 $81Oo.29 Gun.
&stricGs=
glus9ab I15,2848 1IO,32573 49l776 GUN.
Rettp=
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0ptomdcsS Bailey .Gifenbabm
(eHiblitBlid Baltimore uno Sjarr.5bur3 0ft.t5e
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1896 1895
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gspim $1530l679 $14G,Io2.51 $C854.28 GUN.
9strs5sz
@!as3ao. 6l,225.3 5I26sI 1865 Gun.
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Sic brbprfcBruOe GntHilllnng ocs
Wrauts eufmalS.

9}epzYort, "a. De5em6er.-0ie
8eanten Der n@rant Monument= 4Iz
iociation" felten an Den @ertleiz
lun9srat6 bos @eIu9 i'm cine 8epil=
li9unq BON $25,000 3ur 9efunQ Der
11nfoiten, Die ans Der an 27. Nprjl
ftattFinoenoen Gnt6uuung be8 @rant=
9entmaIs erpa6Ien. W(apor Strong
erpIi3irte Teinen GolIsgen in 9ertbetz
1unQ5rdth, baB es Die 9(6ii6t lei, ben
Yrdiiocnten Der Ser. .Staaten, Die &az
binet5nitqlieoer uno ba5 diplomatic
f9e Corps in @aibington 3u Der SSeitz
li4teit ein3uloben, cine groBarti9e9us
rabe 2u neranftolten II. !. 10. IS iparo
beI3loiien, @enernI l1orace Porter,
ben YrGIioenten Der 9lNociatiOn, por
fi6 3u bei6eioen unb Die ein5elnenPOs
ten erldutern 3u IaIieu.
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ysr. 309.

ficb ni5t mchr Inn Die 9ori riteuungen
ibrer 6iibrer tiimmcrten. 6err 2ittle
ertIGrte, Die Gompa9nie t0nne unter
Qcgsnlpdrtigsn ltmItdnDen feline 3ugez
ItGnoniTe MAIDEN unO peroe ieBt Grz
iaBleute anitellen.
Sine grobs 9ln5abl neuer CONDUIT
teure uno W}otormdnner fou bereit5
QeIihert pOrben iein. lin 9 llbr
Glbenos purbe gemeIbet, oaB 100 2ln<
oeftelte Der Z. 0ioiIion an Die 9trbeit
3uriitgetsbrt fein, uno mebrere Wa9z
gpns purben 3pii6en Bolton uno
Cambridge beF9roert. 9luf Der 3. 0iz
piIipn (Siioz8oFon) nabmen so big
60 Mann Die 9(r6eit lpieber auf. Die
Strifer auF Der GDarlestopner SiDiz
fion proben nit @epalt, fuI5 Gria3s
Ieute angeitellt iparben.
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Sas 8aDISmang5s Gcick in IiRuuri
ungEltig.

Sefferfon Gitp, N}o., %.
Oe5ember. - 9o5 Staot5obergerift
bat 6eute BEN 9aragrdp6sn be8 TtGbz
ti16en Charters BON 8anIaS Gitp.
pona4 ieoer 9eieBli6er Stimm8eber,
pel6er e5 6et elmer allgenleinen Wabl
unterlGBt, iein Stimmre6t au83uz
uben, cine Strafiteuer pon $3.50 entz
ri6ten fOl, fir ungiiltig ertldrt. Die
@ntI6eioung purDe in einem Seitfall
ubgegeben, in pel6em bic Staot eipen
9ro3eB ge9en einen Stimmgeber, Ser
iein @abIre4t niat auSgeiibt bate,
anbdngig gemu6Jt bate, Inn ibn sur
Gntri6tung Der StrafIteuer gu 3Dinz
gen. 9os Obergeriht iagt in ieiner
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
CORBETT IS WILLING
Agrees to Fight Fitzsimmons for a
Purse Of $4,000.
OFFER OF TIE BOLIEGBROKE CLUB
Declares That the Other Will
Never Meet Him.
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES

LONDON, February 24.-The Boiling
broke Club will give a purse of $1,000 for
Fltzsimmons and Corbett to compete for.
and that club would also allow the con-
.estants 500 each for expenses. These are
absolutely the best terms obtainabla here.
Should Fitzsimmons refuse this offer or
fail to accept 1t with promptness, Frank
Slsv.n staIds ready to meet Corbett before
an offer to meet Fitzsimmons for 5000
side, the fight to come off in England or
he will bet $1,000 that he can stop Corbett
in six rounds.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, February 24-Jas.
]. Corbett was shown the dispatch from
London, stating that the Bolingbroke
Club of that city. would give a purse for
a match between himself and Fitzsimmons.
Corbctt said:
Il will accept the proposition. The AS
sociated Press may state that If the b.
lingbroke Club will forward the articles
of agreement 1 will sign them without de-
lay.
"As to the bluff made by that second
rater,' Slavin, who has been defeated about
fifty times, more or less. 1 shall pay no
attention to him, as I do not deem his idle
talk worthy Of any notice. In fact, 1 will
listen to no proposition from now on, ex-
cept one that will result in a fight be-
tween Fitzsimmons and myself. He Is the
man the people want me to meet, and Is
the only man 1 am after.
Il Will deposit as much money as the
Bolingbroke Club desires to guarantee my
sincerity in this matter and shall anxious
ly await some further word from the off,
GERS Of that organization"
Corbett added: Mark what I say. that
man Fitzsin:mons will never meet me. He
is simply bluffing for the sake of the little
advertising he expects to get out of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
CANOE CLUB DINNER.
A jolly Evening Full of Good Stories
of Old Times.

A jolly Evening Full of Good Stories
of Old Times.
There was a gay time Saturday night at
the Hotel Regent on the occasion Of the
tenth annual dinner and reunion Of the
Washington Canoe Club. Incidentally, also,
the birthday of Washington was celebrated.
The event began at o'clock, when the
canoeists began to assemble in the hotel
parlors and talk over old times and their
many enjoyable crossings. At $50 they
gathered about the banquet table and en-
countered a most toothsome menu. At the
c.ose of the banquet Irwin B. Linton, who
presided, raped for order with the little
Ratchet which the club respects as a gavel,
and the speech-making began with a most
interesting recital by Fred. Irland of q
cruise through New Brunswick where ca
noes are the commonest means of convey
ance, and where he saw funeral process
sion of canoes. DR.. Paine described q canoe
voyage down the Potomac and up the
Quantico. Joseph Oliver sang a canoe
song and told of old-time reunions. w. p.
Jones gave an interesting account Of some
of the regattas in which he had participant
ed; Cart. Charles Ebert. Otis B: Good
all and others gave "reminiscences Of canoe
Ing experiences. Gen. Joe Doe, who was
the guest of the club, made a happy speech,
telling Of his experiences as a navigator
his speech he was voted into the club as an
honorary member. The reunion closed with
tie singing of America
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: Commodore, Otis
B. Goodall: vice commodore, Joseph A.
Oliver; secretary. DR.. J. Nelson Paine;
treasurer J. Fred. Oertel.
Those present were Gen. Joseph B. Doe,
Irwin B. Linton, Andrew Devine, Fred lr-
land, f. II. Latch, R. J. Whitton, Capt.
Charles Ebert, Frank l.. Williams. T. NJ.
Exley, Joseph A. Oliver, DR.. Hugh NJ
Cline, ]. B. Mcqueen, ]. NJ. Scof1eld. DR..
J. Nelson Paine, A. A. Hassen, Francis
70. Pratt w. P. Jones, E. S. Exley, C. G.
Van Hook, Otis B. Goodall, E. C. Quacken-
bush, w. P. Keene. Wright Curtiss, jr.,
T. Albert Lay, w. H. Cooper and Alfred
NJ. Cook, and the committee on arrange
ments was as follows: E. H. Latch, Otis
B. Goodall, ]. Fred Oertel, DR.. B. W. Sum-
my, Francis E. Pratt and T. E. H Barring
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
HEALTH AND SANITATION.
Subjects to he Discussed mt the Rour,l
OF Trnde Meeting Tomorrow Ninbt

Subjects to he Discussed Mt the Rom ~,
OF ir"de Meeting Tomorrow Night.
The arrangements for the meeting of the
board of trade to be held tomorrow even
ing, at 30 o'clock, at the Builders FIX
change, which have been in progress for
some time past. are now about completed.
and the occasion bids fair to be profitable.
as we'll as an interesting one The general
subject of the meeting is the health and
sanitation OF the city. Under this heading
the principal topics to be discussed will be
the improvement and extension of the
water supply, provision for an ADEQUATE
system of sewerage disposal, and the rac1a-
nation of the flats along the Anacostia
river or Eastern branch The meeting will
be addressed by the following eminentIy
qualified specialists: DR.. w. W. Johnston
Gen. Sternberg, surgeon general of the
United states army; Surgeon Kinyoun of
the Marine Hospital Service, and Or Sam
uel Z. Busey. The addresses will be
abundantly illustrated by the use of charts
and lantern. Those of the public Interested
IN the subjects of the evening will be well
come at the hall. The names of the sneak
erS and OF the gentlemen composing the
committee on public health, which las
charge OF the program, are evidence that
the meeting is in good hands, and that
those who come will be well repaid for
their attendance.
The members of the committee on public
health are as follows: DIR. Samuel c. Busey
chairman; Thomas p. Woodward, Dr. Will
lam w. Johnston, DR.. G. Lloyd Magruder,
w. S. Thompson, Samuel S. Shedd, DR. III
l.. E. johnson and DR.. w. p. c. Hazen.