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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Rome. November 30-In the chamber OF
deputies the PREMIER Marquis III Rudin',
in presenting a bill providing for a grant
of 20 900 coo lire TO the prince of Naples,
the heir apparent. who had Just been mar
riea 10 Princess Helene Of Montenegro,
aid that King Humbert had decided TO
reimburse the treasury an equal amount
from the civil list This announcement
WAS greeted with loud cheering. Later the
Marquis Dl Rudipi asked that the criticism
If The governments African policy be dis.
cussod today.
Count al Verma, ex-secrotary OF war, ox-
nrossed his approval Of what the govern
ment had dore and asked what It's future
policy would be and suggested that In or
der 10 establish good relations with Abys-
sinla the government should cede to Meme
Tx the territory now In dispute.
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n s,a,~s o.eo November sO.-Martin Ju-
utans tb,, ue Associated Press this
ssp,sn,s :, ne had Just telegraphed an
~ rrh. W VI Dan stuarrs oner for a
'r'N''an corbett and Fitxssm-
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Washington. November SO.-Thc Waan-
i,v,on branch OF the Postal Telegraph nnh
Gable company took possession OF the manu-
some new building bearing It's name NJ i8fe
Pennsylvania avenue. 1t is the business
and newspaper center OF the city ana ,ust
around tho corner from that wen Known
precinct called Newspaper Row the bui'u.
Ing was especially designed for me vac OF
ents and ie equipped with sll the appli-
oncos for lighting, wires, etc., 10 make
1, home for the press, One entire floor
is occupied by the Associated Prcfs, when
shares in the excellence OF the equipment
r,rnyided
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IN THE TWILIGHT. .

over tho dusky verge
OF tho quiet sea,
Slowly ! watch emerge
The silver rim
or tho crescent noon ,ile. dsn,
The soft stars one By cine,
with holy glee
Steal Qua and light their lamps;
For day is done.
The tcmpcsts are asleep;
Only the balm
or some cool evening wind
Rufncs the calm
The listening ear OF night
Csn catch no sound
Save when, In slumbcr bound.
Earth turns afs6>s.ths,
Peace rules the deep.
Aye. peaccl Across tho dark
Star-pnvcr sky
The night queens silver bark
Goes gliding by;
with murmuring fhynt, the ssy@anD
browse as they flow
In their hid channels; slow
Down-dropping dcws
Slide from the heavens. like CLEANS
OF loye-born dreams.
Ftatl broaths or violet,
or roses fair,
Shy hints of mignonette.
Itisc through the air
From unsecn gardens, there
beneath my feet,
All, me. how al their spell
Swift fancics risai
What touching sympathiea,
What golden memories,
Good Wostts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

New Orleans flcayhhe'
ryanrel!s, John r, 3ahler did moi aa-
~, friends In this c%y at the JET
ferson hall on Magazine s'ceet neer
pbiIln. las, night, The weather was 100
ha ,',''' and for this reason the sermon OF
the bird preacher has been postponed
until next sunday night -
evangelist Baher Is SWISS anu up ~
about thr.y -one years ago was "i'Ho".
ch,,rcb as il we're. When ahou' ID years
o,s,tpa,ion as seller Of can
S 9e On The streets he eonra oSS , GGld IN m
one one OF his eyer which deyg.obigp .'''' me
n ANN o,,tc became sympathete. ana IN IN
he course .: time s9gSm5 balns WORKED
New VOTE v ~ 10 his country by battling
hari had ths rs' R 59p .as sd fS not a%n
from the 80 of the other optic, and some
time sr !. c o.bsr e an s'G BE- Baher
remove" s,rsnpe AS IL may seem, IN tne
oas, few Years a new set OF eyeealis nave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

New York. November 30-Thc leading
transatlantic steamship agents will here
after ignore all metropolitan agencies. A
circular signed by both the British and
continental lines was issued today saw
Ing TINT beginning tomorrow all orders for
tickets issued by agents. other than Cook
& Gaze for first cabin tickets prepaid or
Otherwise, will not be honored by any OF
the companies. This viii put OH. of ex-
city. The object of the steamship lines
to do away with the agencies Is TO save a
commission OF 81 raid on each cabin pas
seneer booked by the agent In future all
passengers Will have 10 deal direct with
the steamship companies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

New Haven. Conn, November So-The
YalDs undergraduates enthusiastically and
with but SIX diss sating votes declared
themselves. in a mass meeting usn ght. In
favor of resuming athletic relations with
Harvard The meeting was held In Alum
nj nail and the feeling expressed on every
s,.,ls. was desire to again meet Harvard
on the field of sport,
Walter Camp will be the nouthpiece Tor
the Yale managers and II is expected bX
the students that in few days he wlll
announce that a dual league has been ar
ranged with the crimson in oil branches
of athletics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Washington. November So.-Mr' John W.
Fontcr. formerly secretary OF state mas
returned to Washington from six weeks
visit TO Hawaii. where he went as the rep
r..o,,.,ivo of tho Pacific Cable company
In snsalinp of his visit Mr.. Foster said
THE condition OF business is iiour'shins'
rbc nrcsont government In It's admlhitfh-
ton is giving satisfaction. Yet th's GOV
orument Ia only temporary and the people
want 10 be annexed 10 tho United sth'os.
The members Of the government nro
pledged to II and the present cohh,ltu,'op
OF the Republic Expresses ms oApeu'' ..'''
%, 4, 4. the general belief that the matters
had been decided at an early date as posi-
hIa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

stevens Point, VITA, November 30 Tho
water In the Wisconsin river at this point
Is at the highest at present that has ever
been known In ts history. AZ present tho
streets for several blocks are flooded and
last night the people IN the flooded iis-
tricts carried all their gooda TO upper sto-
rites. dyke was built u number % years
ago for the protection OF large part OF
The residence portion Of the city and this
Ia now IN bad condition. and II the threat
oncd flood comes hundreds OF families Will
he compelled to sock shelter on higher
crniInIn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Conway Ark. November 3O.-The two
story frame house OF Sam Henderson. col
cred. who resides about three miles from
town. was burned this morning at l
o'clock. Five of his children, two or
whom wore grown. persisted In the tames.
They We're all sleeping md before thov
could escape received burns OF ~vh a
serious nature that they died shortly AZ
forwards. The structure was the Drop
crty of Charles Howell and the cause OF
the burning Is supposed TO be of fncen-
diary origin. Speculation is rife as 20 the
origin OF the fire. Foul play Is suspected
and an investigation may develop a a..
hollcal crime $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

San Francisco, November SO.-Both Fltz-
simmons and Sharkey have ceased their
training and will rest until Wednesday
night. Each remains in his own training
quarters. Their respective managers have
been trying TO select a referee but Lynch,
acting for Sharkey. does not W sh a cho.ce
to be made until the last moment. II no
one Is selected by Wednesday afternoon
official. Each pug llst seems confid mt OF
the decision. The betting IS generally from
e TO to in favor of Fitzsmmons
Mr.. Julian. the latters manager says he
Is betting to ! that Sharkey VIII be
knocked out In four rounds
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BURNED TO DEATH.


' VI ror Nn9gold Loses His Life In Ioeffecua,v A.
~. 80 tempting to Save His Dauohtcr's
~" "fahae CITY Texas quarters r-, MAJ,
" 'uh srzinser and by Chaplain and Mrs NJ g
Blame and daughter Mary aged were corro,., -
~ ~ ''suaeo the dining silent u,ssirs
NoNe' came Gown and who slept in a room
~ su"ocatec with his daughter
~ were subsequently, prosea by the ssoc The
a occupied by Stng vor ,. ,
Is '"e second time these ha burned down
washington November soA
n the quarters OF the chaplain Rpsxd wo
A' morning. and both Blaine burned
rs' hhe escaped unnured
~ wa" overcome before he could make Blaine
1--WE Nehtueky but was appointed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

lena. Sake Wemar- Eisenbach, Novem-
Der 30.-Thc reports circulated In ths
United States that Max Alyary. the tenor,
ia critically Ill are misleading The singer
recently underwent successful operation.
which resulted In a complete cure. He Is
now taking long excursions daily
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working ON Appropriations.

Washington. November sp.--The COM
mittee at work on the appropriation ILLS
began today In response to call by Chair
man Cannon OF the house committee on APP
proprations to the several subcommlttees.
Messrs. bingham Rideway and Mccall.
constituting the subcommittee on the logls-
iative. executive and judicial appropriation
bill. met at the committee room at u
o'clock and began work on that hill. The
members OF the pension committee expect
cd 10 begin work later In the day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01
Won on Points.

Syracuse. N. y. November sO.-"kid"
Mcfarland of New York sind Jack Han
ley of Philadelphia met this evening IN a
twenty-round contest at 1856 pounds. un-
DEF the auspices of the Empire Athlete
club, Yang Sullivan acted as referee
ana Tom q Brien was the timekeeper. Me-
fartand soon demonstrated his super.or-
getthS away time and aga II Hi.ho4t a re
turn. Hanley took his punishment well
and stood up TO ii Ike man during inc
ehtlre twenty rounds, getting in an coca.
slohal upper cut or u right lead on The
race. Mcfarland played the aggressor
from start to finish, but Hanley was sue
cesstul in avoiding a knock out. Mozart
tleth round on points
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Afeutu,r Ittiruc0.

South llavoa. Mech. November soThe
etetncr CITY of Kalamazoo. owned by the
II, Williams Transfer company, took hre
today and Is almost n total lofa Robert
Van Ostrand OF this place and Joseph
Iahni of Covert, who were on board, were
overcome hy esnnito ana burned TO death.
Three other mon pscnpcd without clothing.
The origin of the fire II unknown, There
was good insurance on tho boat.
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G.nrnin,a Inv Ipheld.

Washington. November 80. The supreme
court. In an opinion by Justice brown, to-
aay affirmed the decision Of the circuit
court OF the United States for the Southern
district Of Georgia. in the case Of the
Central Railway and Banking company W.
william Wright. comptroller general OF inc
state. The case involved the question OF
liability of the railroad for certain n'"p,c'-
mi inxes along the line OF the road. The
court order decided that tax on the prop
erty was not a tar on the capital stock OF
the company and upheld the constitutional
jty Of tho law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Rome. November 3o-At secret consis-
tory. held at the vatican today, Canon
Giuseppe Frisco and Father Raffaele Pier
o,,i. both Italians. were made cardinals,
Tho oonsistorial advocate. Mgr. Capo-
grossl. pronounced the pcroration IN favor
M the bestIncation and canonization OF
loan OF Arc. The pontiff referred the aues'
ton 10 the holy congregation on rites for
examination and report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Ionia. Mich. November SO.-The two
Misses Tan,s AMI Miss Jessie Croel. IS
years old Of Range township, met with
a fatal accident at the big cut" west OF
LYON where they were struck by a DE-
troll, Lansing and Northern train. Both
the Tants sisters vera instantly killed.
Mas Croal was dangerously injured the
horse killed ami the vehicle wrecked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

mons FOR purse of $1,000 He has sent
similar telegram TO Corbett.
Julian says his reason for acceptinr this
oner IN preference to offers for n larger
purse Is that Fitzsimmons des res TO light
70 nnish. stuart offers to place the en-
name the time and place when the ARTICLES
are signed. II the match is not brought
OH az the tine and pace specified. each
or the principals, according to Julian, Is
to receive half OF the purse.
Juian believes the fight Will be brought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Montevideo. November 31--The govern
ueni troops have defeated the rebels near
Camilla Harrici ana the revolutionisis arc
believed to be completely demoralzed.
Paris. November 3e--Advlces received
her. from Madagascar by the minister OF
tho colonies Under date OF november u.
-. mai The situation has ostensibly i'm
rroyc1 around An3tanarlvo, and th-t
farrninr has been resumed on the road TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Paris, November Bon. Lockroy. ex-
minister OF marine, invited the budget com
mitteo OF the chamber to include In the
naval estimates $40, 600. 900 for building new
men OF war, 10000 900 to be expended In
1881 and the remainder to ue distributed
oter geycral years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Orange. Texas. November 30 The heavy
north wind OF yesterday and last night hns
blown out the high lido that WAS IN the
river, tho tide having fallen more than 'wo
feet In that time, leaving logs and timber
and some email boatn high ana dry on the
bank. II began aieetiug heavily at this
afternoon. aud the slent and sharp wind
viii be fatal 10 many cattle that arc on
the prnlrIoA unprotected.
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scott-RusseiI Case.

London. November 30.--The further hear
Ing Of the suit OF Earl Russell against Lady
Selma Scott his mothcr-iD- law. and three
mon for criminal libel was adjourned for
a week today owing to the illness OF Fred
erick Cast one OF the male defendants.
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N1Nrshnlt's Suicide,

Washington. November so,--Robcrt r..
Marshall. 81 years old. superintendent Of
the Altoona division OF the penusylvania
In Washington this morning. For rome
time ho has suffered with acute nervous
troubles, resulting from ovcrwork. and Il
Ia to this that the tragedy ~ attributed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

is returning
for Unity years or SO DR.. Bah,cr has
spread the Gospel. and though man OF
oNeI % years, intends TO continue his good
nHahter y permanently located All keene
neHss. from which place he came on a
visit TO friends here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Washington. November 80 1t is known
at the navy department that Captain Glass
VIII be relieved from the command Of tho
Texas and II ia aald that this will occur
In the natural course OF cvcnts." Il Ii
not settled whether or not the change IL
the result OF the Academia 10 tho vessel
under bis command.
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por.x nefents German.

New York, November SO-The sow'h
Brooklyn Athletic club house had crowd
ell arena tonight. the sporting element
turning out to see the hree hstic events
down on the programme. The chlet az
traction was :wenty-round bout between
German of Long Island cry, the winner
TO be pitted against Frank Erne or BUT
falo for a fight in December Dowhey
got the decision after seventeen ROUNDS OF
fast fighting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Philadelphia, November S0.-During the
prevalence Of the snow storm last night.
the schorners City OF Philadelphia and
Bertha Warner were dashed ashore. the
former near bttle Island. Va, and the
latter ten miles north OF Barnegal. y j.
In both INSTANCES the crews were saved.
hut the vessels and cargoes, entailng IA
loss OF UPWARD OF $4,000. Will be a total
Mreck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01
Chnncr for AMERICAN wheat

Washington. November So.-The United
States consul general at Athens In a report
TO the state department, says that In con-
sequence OF bad wheat In Russia. which
supplies nearly two-thirds OF the wheat
used In Greece prices Of wheat are very
high there and are still raising. He ID con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

III Pnoo, Toxns, NOVEMBER M,--J. N.
Ross. while going 10 his room last night,
fell dead IN the park from heart failure.
pecoused w-in about rs years OF age and
came To this city three years ngo from
newspaper work Hts brother. II. q. Rose,
Ia we'll to do young contractor of this
gff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01
sc.,,,or Ayernc suicides.

Paris. December In. Maxim hyerDe,
the sculptor. committed suicide on account
OF grief over his dismissal from the Ecole
dcs Arts DECORATE for expressing revolu-
tionary views Of the Carmaux troubles TO
his pupils.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

San Antonio, Texas November 30. RE-
ports 10 the Express from all sections Ia
Southwept Texas show that snow was gen
oral last night ana this morning The
heaviest fall seems to have hoen at Eagle
Pass. where the snow Ii three inches dcop
on the lovol. Tho weather is not very cold.
and mr. the range 10 In good condition
stockmcn do not feel uneasy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

New Yo,k, November 81-Ihe reVoIFFT
tournament for the championship OF the
United states. under the auspices OF the
E,,Icl.arhocker Athletic club. was begun
his morning. The score is secret nn.ll
ssnlrdny. when the best scores VIII ne
estimated AMI the leaders VIII begin their
cnniest for the champonshlp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

San Francisco. Cal, November So'-Tne
once three-ycar-old king of the turf, Mo-
rella. died yesterday morning at the Hees
ranch In Contra Cousta county. me ~
turity and Chicago derby winner mas lor
o,ar thirteen weeks been suffering IRON
naralvsis. aud although the best of Ve'er-
tnarlans did their utmost TO save MN,
their labors were for naught. N MS ~,
davs Niorella was valued at slN,0OO MS
e;ro uios Inc great stallion Folus. and his
dam the equally famous Cerise.
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Mcxico's Progrcssivc President.

City OF Mexico, November 30-Gcncrnl
Diaz will take the oath OF office tomorrow
as president for the fourth consecutive
term making Ave terms In the chief mag
stry The ceremony will be witnessed by
brilliant assembly of foreign diplomats
and distinguished people He is In robust
health and his programme for the ensuing
four years follows substantially his policy
during this term. with special emphasis
TO be given to popular education. He viii,
IL he lives show at the end of this term,
which concludes the century, several rail-
ways crossing Mexico from sea TO sea,
gigantic port works and hundreds OF new
factories
The government VIII stick to the silver
standard. being IN the opinion OF the ad-
ninistratioi the one rest adapted to this
country and az ailording at the present
rate of exchange an immense protection to
home industries while at the same time
securing for its exports gold premium
which operates as bounty TO tropical
planters,
1t is believed General Diaz may go
around the world during the coming year,
as the affairs Of Mexico are In a prosperous
condition and Internal peace Is abundantly
assured.
Railway freights are very heavy and I'M
portations Of steel for railways and ac-
cessories indicate the continuance Of the
active construction especially on branches.
Of trunk lines aud inter- oceanic routes.
The Mexican Central's extension to
Ameca will be formally opened by Presl-
dent DiaZ IN a few days. Great hopes are
entertained OF the concession for rail-
way from chihuahua to Guyamns granted
10 Frederick Bartlett Of Chicago. the line
| trayersing the great timber and mineral
region with abundant coal fields. which
promise an inexhaustble supply .: the
hes, quality OF anthracite.
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Clinton. Mass. November SO,-The oper-
ators OF 20 looms at the Lancaster mills
struck today because OF grievance which
,bev lodged against the corporation on ae-
count Of a reduction In pay
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New Orleans. November So-Weasher
cloudy and cold; track heavy. hesu''s'
Seven-eighths of mile-Nan bfun''
Ozark, Jr,. Paskok. Time. $50
Five-eighths of mile-scrlbe' Lonely
lim Billy. Time, 1:06. ,s parora
PAU Prv Shining Bel. Time, l:b2Ns,
Five-elfh,hs OF q mie-Connie Lee Glen
Aibyn, Dawn. Time, q. ,r., xora.o,
Three-fourths Of mi s,- ui'ic' Ne''''''''
Alma Russell. Time. l:3lA.
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Washington, November so Tho presi-
dent today mado the following appoint-
ments and removals OF postmaatcrs:
Illinois Evanston. Charles Raymond,
vice David ! p'Lohry. removed.
Mlssouri-Laplnta. J W. ovcrstreet,
vice w A. Cole deceased. Mexico, Luke
W. Morris vice John Mason. removed.
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Carmaux, November 3o.-The authorities
have arrested hfty persons in connection
with the socialist demonstration and fiot-
ing OF yesterday.
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New York. November so'-~EiNor'oh
Chapman. whose conviction OF thirty days
In Jail and 500 fipo for failure TO TESTIFY
before the senate sugar trust investigation
committee in iseS, was today affirmed ny
tho United States supreme court, SAID ms
afternoon that he would proceed at once 70
washington and surrender himself 10 tnc
court His counsel VIII apply for WIN
Of hnbcas corpus in order TO test inc con
atltuiiounllty OF tho law.
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San Trancisco, Cal. November So'--At
Jngleside; track good; weather fine.
Eleven of a miie-seha'or
Morgan. Tyrs.. RebelSlSah. Time, ITO.
one mile ana an eighth.Red Glen AT
items Tonaclty. Time l;55s..
One mlle-Llncoln II, Salisbury, install
i' seven. einhths OF n mile-Mldio, Rey del
Bandidos, Alvardo: Time, l;2''4i ,,o,
ree-founihs OF mile Preston,
Adolph Spreckles Toano. Time, l:l594.
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Austin, Texas, November S'-Ah enor'
will be made to get the Columbia tMis-
sourD University football team to play ne
Texas University here on pecemn.r ~
The colombia boys play Dallas on De-
comher T..
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Dallas, Texas, November Sedan A.
inr came near dying last night. but
irTa medical attention has relieved his
endtion today.
He has received n telegram from Bob
IiEmmons accepting his offer of sl5,oOo
IN fnish fight between Fitz and Cor
kt II is not known what answer Cor
W will make to Colonel Stuart's prop
tSInn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-01

Paris. November So.-The socialists can
not conceal their disappointment at the re-
cen,ion accorded to NJ. Juarez. the socialist
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Lexington, Ky" November so,-M me
saI, ~ ,horourhbreds by Wtm'am Easton
foday. eighty-four head brought SS2'''' an
average o. Sii2.
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iident that there Il fine opening for the
Introduction Of American hard wheat Into
Greece and offers TO nssist would-be *.
porterp, $50 --'&
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. New OrIcnn. Entr,c.

'stoa No,.s' sole Umpire.
s'es Tbsos''''hher S),-PoNce Commits
" sskss oaore Roosevelt Of New Yrrl5
z psrrs,.,. ''snt II he woull he In favor
.sk 10 b. az me c0rbett- Fitzs.mmous
- - 10 a grilei off in New York. AMI re-
~ De must b further than 10 s;a,e
"a S before III all ne arguments pro
II Z the 1891 sea very pos tiN,Eev. however,
w York h contests had to take Mac In
ne would b. the go ,,pP,.f,,o 80