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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
THE YANrro A1B RIGHT.
she Has Arrived at Montreal ana seems to ne
Very Itttlo damaged.

MONTREAL, Oct. 3O.-The United States war
ship Yantio, Commander Moore In command,
which Is on her way TO Detroit, where she WIZ
serve as q training ship for the state of Michi-
gan, arrived In this port this evening. inc
fantio left Quebec carly yesterday morning
ana was expected AT Montreal this morning, but
after the collision with the Dominion Govern
ment steamer La Canadienno off Quebec yes
tcrday unusual pre- caution was taken and slow
time was made. Tho coming of tho American
vessel up tho ST. Lawrence has excited great
interest.
The Captain Of tho Canadian vessel asserts
that he was run down by the Yantic, who tho
pilot in charge of the American vessel tells u
different story. IL il expected that the owners
Of La Canadienne will demand damages from
nnGio sam and that a controversy VIII cmSHG;
vessel owners to libel the Nantic and prevent
her from going through the canals until y guar.
antec is given for the damage The iantic
was in charge OF "a French.C Canadian pilot named
Pcrren, nnd from his statement II would seem
mat the cruiser was in no way TO blame, but
that IL was the Canadian vessel that ran into
her, and that those in charge of The Nnntic did
everything possible to prevent the mislap.
There was u large crowd awaiting the vessels
arrival here this evening. The iantic CANT, up
under her own steam and bcrthcd at the Vie.
toria pier. From all appearances, the hantic
had sustained very little damage. United
states ce.COns German paid an official visit.
The Montreal Hnrbor Commissioners also paid
their respects to the Commander. Chief Quar-.
termastcr Ncwberry and Lieut.. +. W. Hodges
OF the Naval Reserve OF Michigan went aboard
shortly after. the arrival aud had IA talk with
Commander Moore in regard to the transfer of
the vessel: The other naval officers will leave
tho vessel here, but the crew OF sixteen men
will remain TO take her to Detroit. The Yam.
tic will have to be conSiderab y lightcncd ana n
portion of her bow and stern cut before she can
proceed through the canals, and she will be de.
tanned here for some days.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. 3O.-All the talk to-day
in suorIing circles was OF last nights fight boz
tween Luvigrc and Walcott. There arc those
who declare il was faxed and others whose
opinions are just as strong the other way. The
latter seem to be in the majority, The main
thing against The fake theory is tho manner IN
which the men fought. l.aviEne certainly did
his best. and lac gave Il terrific drubbinE to The
colored man. II Is not believed that Wnlrots
would stand for such "A game. NcVcrthelrss'
Wuirn,, dII NOT 10 the ;ghtlIs That was cE-
rcrtcd Of him. lie contcntct himself w!th stand
INK on tho defensive nlI Use lIWr. No' hnli =
men to-day were splitting blo@i. nut Walcott
was in far tn" worst shape. The gate recclpS
of the contest wUru Sli,JlO.
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.,1phy,s com BASIS.
silver Ven VIII Not ne Legal Tender There
Aftsr April 4, 1893.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct. so.-Thc steamer
Peru arrived to-day from the Orient, bringing
news up to Oct. IL. An imperial odict was
promulgated BY the Japanese Government on
Oct. 1 suspcnding the circulation of silver yen
from April /. s9s Meantime silver yen viii
DO exchanged for gold yen one for ono. The
Japan Matt says:
"In practice tho circulation OF tho silver yen
Is tolerably sure to cease at once, Tor, though
the coin is legal tender. there is a distinct risk
connected with receiving 1t, inasmuch as any
DETACHMENT will Justify the Treasury in rcfus-
ing to exchange 1t for gold coin of correspond
ing denomination"
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-The annual fall
handicap games OF the University of Ponnsyl-
vania took place at Franklin Field this after
noon, and were the best that have taken place
In years. kr, cnE,ic IA the young Western atll-
letc. who competed for the Chicago a. \. last
summer, WINS the most conspicuous figure IN The
games, Summaries:
lyO.Yard Dash Final heat won by TewEGsbury,
BAstlan second. Time, ~ Al seconds.
Hu. 4 Mile Ruu-Wou by A. Grant, scratch; second.
W. Parry, 81 yaIds, tlird, D. Ltlic, 80 yards. Tine.
2 minutes 4 10 seconds
I2U.Yard Hurd.e-FInG heat won nv kraenzIi, II.
Freeman second, Remington third. Time, II "a
seconds.
Onr Nile walk-Wun Iy ". y. ,FcttermGu, scratch
sec, n !, ii. A. Gibbons. 90 yards 'TinIr, Z minutes.
one.Mile kun-WO by A. Grant, scratchi second,
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Gov. PinHree Objects TO ReoeiviuE the Ynntic
Until She Is Repaired.

WAsHISGToN, Oct. 30.-A characteristic tele-
gram was received at tho Navy Department to.
day from Gov. Pingrec Of Michigan. He said
that he objected to accepting the Ole man-o-war
fantic for the use of the Michigan Naval
Militia after her collision with tho steamer
Canadicnne, near Quebec, yesterd ". 1t L. evil
dent from the despatch that the Governor be-
lieves that the Santic was badly injured. He
says that no receipt for the delivery OF the
vessel to the State of Michigan will be given
until she has been repaired ana all claims for
damage adjusted.
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IIls best Portrait. by Himself.

I'm view OF Mr.. Georges death, I irish, there
fore. 10 SAP to the people or the city that 1 shall
give myself to this contest in their behalf uitA a
Re,o and higher ~rcsoire, as though / had re-
rsfret 1t as a last charge from his dying lips
From Seth % statement on the death Of
Henry George, the shocking egotism and pre-
sumption OF which resulted in the instant re-
lection by the George men of proposals for the
nomination OF Low.
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no,lnr ana wrestling at tho Polo A. &.

Last nights show OF boxing and wrestling at
tracted a fair-sized crowd to the Polo A, c.,
l55th street and Eighth avenue. The boxing
bouts werelimitcd TO four rounds each for scion
tilc points without a decision. George Ryan of
Brooklyn and Jack Ross of this city were the
first pair on the programme at l22 pounds. OF
science the boys knew very little. Kid Foley
of the United States Navy and Nelson Fraser
OF New York figured in the second bout,
at lls pounds. The Jack tar's antics soon had
the crowd In roars of laughter. He was in and
around his man like II streak of creased light
ming, but did no know how to deliver q blow.
In the last round he pulled his gloves half way
off and began Shaping right and left.
Ed Speak OF this city anu Billy Kane of Bos-
ton were the next pair, Two local boys, Jim
johnson and Ed CurIey, furnished u lively go"
and were warmly applauded. Patsy Broderick
of Providence and Frank Smith Of California
came next. They did not spar fast enough TO
suit the Grove and were Missed several times.
Tommy Lawson OF California and Jun Barnett OF
Brooklyn were the last pair to box.
A wrestling contest of three ten.minuto
rounds between Bobby Baird of this CITY ana
Max Brenner of the Clipper a. G; wound up tho
show. The first fall went to Bobby in 3 minutes
aud 40 seconds. He was looked upon as an easy
winner. In the second round neither mar scored
a fall. After II three-minute rest Brenner eyened
up matters by throwing Baird In 3 minutes ana
40 seconds. The bout was declared a draw.
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DEATH OF THE DUCHESS OF rECK.
Messages Exchanged Bciwren Secretary sher-
man and Ambassador Hay.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Thc folio wing cable
messages concerning the cath OF the Duchess OF
Teck nave been exchange between Secretary
Sherman and Ambassador Hay:
To Hay. Ambassador. London:
The President learns with sincere pain OF her
Majesty's heavy bereavement IN the death OF her near
k~inswoman. the Duchess OF Teck. Convey appropriate
expression OF coincidence and sympathy.
JOHN SIBERIAN.
To Sherman, Secretary. Warrington:
Transmitted to the Queen the Presidents message
of sympathy and received the following reply:
THANK yon most truly for your kind MESA 20 OF
coincidence and sympathy, V. X. l." JoHS HAY.
The message from Ambassador Hay was re.
ceivod by Secretary Sherman this morning.
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PlcLpocLet Nabbea in broadway,

Elmer Doolittle Of Cheshire. Conn.,. came to
New York yesterday to SEQ the sights. Last
evening the passing OF a political parade at
Broadway anu Thirty.ninth street attracted his
attention. While watching the parade from the
curb. his gold watch. valued at 300. was
snatched by a negro. Doolittlc dashed down
The thief was arrested at Broadway and Thirty.
hfth street. A. the West Thirtioth street sta
{ on house the prisoner said he WAS Frank
Hurch, 10 years old, OF l2l West Twenty fifth
street. On him were found a number Of pawn
tickets and DOolittle's watch,
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Naval News.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-The official report Of
the final acceptance trial Of the q nboat Nash.
vile was received at the Navy Department to-
day. The Nashville proved n good sea boat and
developed only the usual minor defects in new
vessels.
A telegram was received at the Navy Depart
ment to-day announcing the departure OF the
cruiser Baltimore from San Francisco for Homo
lulu this morning. She will be the flagship of
the Pacific naval station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
yermon Hotel Proprietor Commit. Suicide.

Troy, Oct. 3O.-Daniel s. w. Bromley, pro-
prictor of the Franklin Hotel. at Pawlet. Vt,
committed suicide this afternoon. Mr.. Bromley
had been doing business nd usual in the fore
noon, and shortly after dinner left the office of
the hotel saying to his son that he wanted to
revolver and shot himself through the brain.
Mr.. Bromley was well and fayorably known
throughout Vermont. He was IA nephew of
Judge Bromley OF Castleton, VT.
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CLERK HELD FOR EmBEzzL
Another Case OF Stealing In tho District or
ColunbIn Tax Once.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3O.-Frank II. Miles. a
clerk in the Office OF Assessor of Taxes of the
District OF Columbia, was arrested to-day on Il
charge of cmbezzling So. This charge was made
simply for the purpose of holding him while an
investigation of the books is being made. The
money is said to have been received for ccrL!fi.
paid. the ices ha wing been paid but not entered
on the books. The Commissioners think the
sum involved is not in excess OF ST 900.
A coiored messenger of me name OF hawkins
was sent to the Pcnitentiary only last week for
three years for stealing $1,000 from the safo OF
the Collector of Taxes.
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M.-I2;sO. 7IS Courtlandt avenue, damage 500;
G,9O, 4o Park street. NJ, Bacci. damage Sb. 200, 25
Third street. damage s6i $40. Ill Ludlow street. j.
sprayeck, damage So ll:OO. 81 Essex street, D..
Friedman, damage 81.
p. M-2:i0. 83 C0rtlandt street. w. Eathing, dam
aIe s6U; 500, 444 West Forty.siHth street, Annie
Tyier. damage 5000; 1000. go NiIIett street dau,aue
S5; iO.25. no Columbia street, Abraham Jacobs,
damage S2a.
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Former Preacher Conre..e. EmS.uulem.ut

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 30.-TheR Rev. victo.
ria Heiling. who several months ago resigned
as pastor of the First German Evangelical
Church of Burlington, Ia. and who has since
pany at that place, to-day made a writ
ten confession here to ManagerC C. Vogt Peters
that he embczzled funds Of the company, Sian
he secured money from tho company under
false prctcnces. The amount involved Is be-
fall to drink.
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KILLED MURDERER ROMAN.
A Chicago Detective Fights . Duel with Him
OH the street.

on the street.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct. 3O.-A duel was fought this
evening between Detective Howard of the city
police force and "Skippy" Rohan. q murderer
and fugitive from justice. Rohan's description
was telegraphcd here from st. Louis, where he
was wanted for killing a man, and the police
have been on the lookout for him.. Detec-
tive Howard ran across tho man at
Centre avenue and Harrison street and
attempted to arrest him. He resisted. and.
drawing two, revolycrs, took refuge behind a
upon the officer, and nc rly thirty shots were
fired, oil. which Hohan fired twenty. He was
finally stopped by II bullet from the Doliceman's
revolver. which pierced his he ri. lie died in
stantly. Howard was not hurt seriously, al
though slightly wounded in two places.
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DIR. Congosto. who has been Consul of Spain In
Philadelphia for some time. sailed yesterday for
Havana on the steamer Yumuri. He has been
appointed to succeed Senior Lopez Gamund as
Secretary.Genera OF tn Spanish Gov eminent
in Cuba.
Carlos de Ia Tore, a former teacher in the Uni
political exile.
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WAsHINGroN, Oct. Boa number of prom
inent officials have gone to their homes to vote
on Tuesday next. Secretary Sherman left to.
night for Mansfield. o.. leaving Mr.. Adec, the
Second Assistant Secretary OF State. IN charge
of he State Department. Secretary Bliss went
to New York yesterday to vote for Gen. Tracy.
Postmnster-General Gary will go home on Mon
day. Major Benjamin Butterworlh. the Com
missioner OF Patents, left, for Cleveland last
night, where he will speak tonight. He will
vote In Cincinnati.
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John F. McArcc OF Engine Company 10, In
East Twcnty-htth street, and President OF The
New York Firelncn Century club, started from
CITY Hall a, 10 O'Clock last night TO wheel 10
washington. lie expects 10, cover the distance
there ana baak in tDriy-righi hours, lie VIII
he pnCcd hy Walter sherman. and Tom Evans
TO Philadciplin, whore lac T,p.'s MhGGEG.tnrh
assist hlm 10 Washington. on his return Mo
CApitai City A." hcrlmor OF Washington VIII
pace him To Baltimore.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o,-The President has
appointed John II. Hall of Oregon to be Attor-
ney Of the United States for tho District Of
Oregon. A number OF Postmasters were also
appointed, including Arthur Bliss, at Andover,
Mass: Frank Il: Cyphers. at East Pittsburg,
Pa. and George w. Hinbach. at 81. Clair. Pa.
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Tried suicide At Her Daurhtsr,.Gr.v..

NEW HAVEN. Oct 3o.-Mrs. Charles Smith.
10, of East Haven. came to this city this
afternoon. and going to Evergreen Cemetery.
stood by her daughter's grave and swallowed two
ounCcs OF carbolic acid. She was found In an
uncons ious condition at 8 o'clock tonight and
taken to the hospital. The doctors say there is
no hope of her recovery. She brooded over
a few weeks ago.
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Three Men Comes. Tra,u Ro.s.r,,

BAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 30.-L. +. Fisher and
son, Albert Fisher, and Felix Wolf, arrested in
hefugio county yesterday charged with hold
Ing up and robbing the International and
Great Northern passenger train near Austin
seYerai days ago, were brought here this even
II is believed that they nru the same men who
held up a Southern Picitic passenger train
near kozier Tex, a few months ago. and robbed
the Wells Fargo express of 10000. All are
strangers here,
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Coud,,,on or Jersey state Treasury.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 3~o.-Comptroller Han
cock teleGraphed to Gov. Griggs that at the
close of the fiscal year to-day the balanec+rtit nv
Treasury is SOFA, 345.s9, an increase over 1893 of
$22l. 307.77. During the four years there has
been paid $4li,000 OF state debt and for new
buildings and extensions III GAG, s37, During the
pas two years $500. 0Oo a year has been dis
tributed among The counties for school purposes
where formerly hut SlOO.OOO IA year was paid.
Tho Comptroller did not mention the fact that
the balance to-day is $4,000 less than last year.
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Mrs. Louisa Garrigue OF 500 Schermerhorn
street, Brooklyn, was thrown from a buggy last
night In front of her home and sustained con.
cussion of the brain. She WAS taken 10 Long
Island College Hospital. The accident was
caused by the horse running away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
struck nj = Grade Crossing.

A horse and cart belonging to Contractor
Henry Byrnes were struck by u train yesterday
at the Jersey avenue grade crossing 3 of the Erie
Railroad in Jersey City. The driver, John Nc
Anelly, u years old, OF Factory street. was
thrown about fifteen feet and dangerously in.
badly cut. The gates at the crossing had not
been lowered.
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Dropped Dead "a, Hor aIo,ner,s Conn.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Oct 3O.-Mrs. Isabella
Henderson OF this city died suddenly yesterday.
Her children. including Mrs. Jennie Lyle, were
shocked. This afternoon Mrs. Lyle. for the first
time since her mothers death, went to The
colin. She stood for a few moments al the
colin and then dropped dead.
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appointments In the Custom. service.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 30.-Among the appoint
ments in the customs service to-day were these:
Taliesin Evnns, clerk in the Appraisers office,
New YORK, $1,000 salary; Mnon Alvarez, spee-
cial deputy at Key West, Fla, $1,000; r., I.
Alaska. 81, 800.
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W. II. Parry, 90 yards. Time, ! minutes 10 as seconds.
44O.Tarl Run-Wun by W. Tewkesbury, scrhtcht
second. J. CrrikshauK. % yards. Time. 81 40. 500
unts.
Running Broad Jumr-won by P. Remington,
scratch. ~ feet u inches A. Kraenzlien. ~ inchrs. 21
feet ! Inches, second; d. McCrary, IS inches. ls feet
IL l. inches. third.
Running High Jump-Won by A. Erannzlien. 5
inches. > feet ~2 inches; j. Baxter. 2 inches. b feoo
Ula inches, second. ..
Pole Vault-Won by II. Ehlcr; J. Baxter second.
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FIGHTING.
Twenty-Round Bout Between Jack Downey
and BLACK Critic ~ Ends In n Draw.

Twcuty-Round Bout Between Jack Downey
and Black Critic " Ends In n Draw.
Jack Downey of Brooklyn and Black Critic
of Cincinnati fought twenty rounds to a draw
at the Grecnpoint Sporting Club, Brooklyn. last
night. In the II st preliminary bout Tommy
McDermott of GreenpoInt and Jimmy Brown of
Brooklyn crossed arms for ten rounds. McDcr-
mott landed left and right after the opening ex-
changes. scoring three knockdowns and batter
ing Brown all over the ring. Brown was counted
out in . minutes and 80 seconds of the FIR t
round.
Jack Hannigan Of Pittsburg and Eddie Gard
ner of Kansas City. a brother to the Omaha
XIII" went on for the next bout, a ten.round ar
gument at log pounds. The Pittsburger was
slightly overweight. The BOYS opened up
with some clean two-handers that caught
the house. Honors were easy for the
first round. Hannigan had his man
puzzled from this out. He staggered Gard
ner with n left in the wind and right in the face
the fourth round. In the a tn and sixth rounds
Gardner forced matters. 1t was a fast two.
handed battle in the final round. The decision
was awarded to Gardner.
After a long delay The star of the evening APP
peared; Downcy and back Critic" They were
scheduled to go twenty rounds at 1856 pounds.
Both men weighed in under the limit. DO : ney
was the nTst to lead q left in the chest and right
iH the even MIND Sp for ne tbs ars sa% RooD back spiTd 4
sho wed the greatest cleverncss. He blocked
Downey's leads and fore d Jack to clinch
again and again to avoid punishment.
"Griffo" started TO force the pace in the sixth
and seventh rounds and landed a left-hand
faCer that staggered DOwney. Jack clinched
to save himself. "Griffo" was met with some
hot ones In the eighth and ninth rounds. lie
clinch and fight on the defensive. Downey
struggled hard after this, but his old-timo alert.
ness and skill were lacking. In tho seventeenth
round he nearly put Critic" out, In the last
few rounds the men roughcd it ana Kept the
referee busy. The bout was declared q draw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
Count Won Gaetren to Marry a Washington
Widow.

WARRINGTON, Oct. so.-The engagement has
been announced OF Count Won Gactzen, military
attache Of the German Embassy, TO Mrs. NJ. 8.
Lay Of Washington. tho widow of William Lay
OF baltimore. Mrs. Lay is one OF the handsomest
women in Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
suicide In Japan OF an American Sailor.

SAN Francisco. Cal, Oct. 3O.-R. A. Croker,
second mate OF the American ship Commodore
Allen, committed suicide on Oct. q in the Sea.
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Vail River Line Changes.

Sunday trips via the Fail River line will DO
discontinued for the season after to-day. Begin
ping Monday the Priscilla and Puritan will
keSye New York At 8 r. NJ, instead OF $3.50 a.
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Tic Madison avon G trolley line u the Metro
politan Street Railway Company will be opened
THIS lu0rutu. a; u o'," D., whsn " o". iae a."
cars Wul be hcIt u,rr Va, lIc UAIrElsuCAAHs
from Evrly.sGeOud sl gel 10 Aht0r pia0ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31
Gambling Deu lii the Basement or Church.

Bruce Forester. a white man. and ten negroes
were arrested last night in the basement OF the
negro Church of the Zion, 45l Seventh avenue,
charged with shooting craps. There were nifty
negroes in the room, but in the stampede ali
al Nn ten Rannu ned
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-04-27
RE u. S. Govt Reports
SHOW RoysI Baking Powder
sunarior to ali offers.


Corpus Christi Caller, April 23.-
SIR. Jas. w. burst came in last night
from his ranch in the lower country.
The steamer came inside the bar
at ii 80, after chapping around out.
side Brazos Santiago for several days
Several arrests were made Satur
DAY for bad behavious. The delin-
4uents were dismissed this morning
with a repfimand by the mayor.
1osr:-A bamboo wal king cane
with. curved handle, taken from
Leaiy's by mistake. Suitable re-
ward for the return of it to this Of
ice.
A full line of straw hats for men
and children, laces, embroi,leries;
ladies' cuffs and collars. and gents
furnishing goods received By last
ship at Mrs. FL. Bollacks
Eiregofio Estrada has the honor to
Offer. his services as tailor at his
shop in Brownsville opposite the
railroad Office; also in Matamoros
Half Blosk from Main plaza, Com.
uiercial street. Satisfn guaauctiors
iced.
Corn was selling today at 60 cents
All ''alniud" labout peck, owing to
scarcity of the article. Most Of the
merchants sold oiit all they had yes
terday, but the corn brought BY the
ship, Which is at last unloading,
win relieve the scarcity Of this nec-
essary article.
Tbs Herald understands that g.
Waltenbach, the photographer, will
leave shortly on a professional visit
to Rio Grande cts, Hidaigo and
5thBf places. lie has purchased 8
Complete new outfit and Will doabt-
less do well on this up-riyer tour.
Neither OF the places mentioned has
Z photograph gallery; 50 far as THE
1IEE1E.B knows, and tbs resi- Tents
will be glad to avail themselves of
This opportunity to sshave their
kssaty zsraeEg By aTst siess sttiss.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-04-27

That the Impurities which have acs
cumulated in your blood during the
winter shall be promptly and thor
oughly expelled If good health IS
expected When the warmer wealth
or comes these impurities are liable
to manifest themselves in various
ways and often lead to serious
illness. Unless the blood is rich and
pure that tired feeling will affiict
you, your appetite will fail and sou
viii find yourself sail run down.
Hoods sarsaparilla tones and
strengthens tie system, drives out all
impurities and makes pure, rich,
healthy blood. Hoods safsaparllla is
the one true blood purifier and the
best spring medicine. Be sure to get
only Hoods.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-04-27

Russian koumiss is made of
mares milk and kept in smok
ed-out leather bottles.