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TO CURE NERVOUS
 DYSPEPSIA.
TO eain Flesh. to sleep We'll. to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Mean, Make IA Trial of
 stuArtfs Dyspepsia
 Tablets
Inter. sting Experience of an Indianapolis
 Gentleman.

No trouble IS more common or more misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia. People having it think that their nerves are to blame and are surprised that they are not cured by nerve medicine and Spring remedies; the real seat of the mischief is lost sight of; the stomach is the organ to be looked after.
 Nervous dyspepties often do not have any of the usual symptoms of stomach weakness. Nervous dys- pepsia shows itself not in the stomach so much as in nearly every other organ; in some cases the heart palpitates and is irregular; in others the kidneys are affeeted;in others the bowels are constipated, with head aches; still others are troubled with logs of flesh and appetite, with accu- mutation of gas, sour risings and heartburn.
 Mr. A. w. Sharper of No. 61 Pros pect St, Indianapolis, Ind, writes as follows:
 A motive of pure gratitude prompts me to write these few lines regarding the new and valuable medicine, ,Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 1 have been q sufferer from nervous dyspepsia for the last four years; have used various patent medicines ard other remedies without my favorable result. They sometimes gave temporary relief until the effects of the medicine wore eff. attribut- ed this to my sedentary habits, being q bookkeeper with little physical exercise, but l am glad to state that the tablets have overcome all these obstacles, for 1 have gained in flesh, sleep better and am better i'll every way. The above is written not for notoriety, but is based on actual fact" Respectfully yours,
 4. " Sharper.
 61 Prospect St. Indianapolis, Ind
 It is safe t. say that Stuart's Dys- pepsiaTablets will cure any stomach weakness or disease except cancer of stomach. They cure sour stomach, gas, loss of flesh and appetite, sleep lessness, palpitation, heartburn, constipation and headache.
 Send for valuable little book on stomach diseases by addressing Stuart Co. Mars hall, Mich.
 All druggists sell full sized pack ages at 50 cents.
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ESCAPED.
Tom Parker Gets Away From
 The omeer at Redron.

Telephone Special to the Graphic.
 Tom parker,one of the negroes im- FsIicated in the recent troubles at Anderson and who was placed in the Jefferson county jail forsafe-keeping, on yesterday escaped from the Deputy Constable at kedron as he was being taken back to Cleveland county to stand trial on the charge 0f assault with intent to kill.
 The negro was tied about the hands with ropes, but at Kedron he bseame so frightened that he jumped From the buggy in which he was be- tng transported, and escaped to the woods. Up to 3 o'clock this after 1non he has not heen recaptured.
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FAIR TICK FITS.

Tickets for the Jefferson County Fair, Octor 18th to 23rd, are on sale at Ed. Rosen berg's and $. A. Rosen- berg's Bookstores. Buy your tickets down town and prevent delay at the park. 10 15dtf.
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Group Quickly Cured.

Mountain Glen, Ark.-Our children were suffering with crOup when we cough remedy. It afforded almost instant relief.-F. A. Thornton. This celebrated remedy is for sale by W. l.. Dewoody & { O., druggists.
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LosT-Plans of Main street pave ment, on buff paper roll; left some where on the work last Tuesday night. Finder will please return to Joe B. White. City Engineer, and re- ceive reward. 10 15d2t
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Mrs. Frank Scott has returned 10 her Monticello home after q visit to Mrs. l.. E. Lee. on West Second ave.
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Complete Again Everything
 New.

My new goods have been arriving daily for the past week. and now I have n full line Of new. fresh groceries. Give us a call ii you want the latest the market affords.
 go 13 d3t JOE c. MEYER.
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To all Good Dressers:--I respect fully solicit your order for fine trade My stock of woolens is complete. 10 5dtf BURNS. the Tailor
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Telephone this office when you are in need oi rubber stamps, check perforators, stencils, etc. dtf
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When bilious or costive. eat a Gas caret, candy cathartic, cure guaran- teed, l0c. 25e. I2-30 eodtf.
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New imported dill pickles. olives, and mince meat, at Joe c. Meyer.
 n 70 .aaA
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Get your meals and lunches at the Elk Restaurant, on Barraque St. sieais served in first-eiass style Terms to suit the times. 95 If
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A. J. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand a iargeassortmenta of the finest and best candies to he found on the market. dtf
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E~resh fish, oysters, ruit and celery every "A riday, at
 JOE c. MEYER's.

M-. J. 4. Morrison came do VII from Little Rock last night.
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| DOZEN OTHER NOTED RIDERS.

Messrs William Dutton James McEoy Howard Queen, James Barry Perciva Robinson Misses Mol Euay Ee Dutton Kate Daven Minnie Miller other bareback equesans eqmestriennes of worldwide reputation
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NEW YORK DOCTORS IN PINE BLUFF,

Dr. Roman, from Now York City. the permt nently at 510H Main St. Little Rock. Ark. Dr. Roman will visit Pipe Bluff Novem- Der lst and 2d; will visit Pine Bluff regular the 1st and I'd of each month the year round. A chance of life time to consult this emi- nent physician right at your doer Consulta. tion, examination and advice free.
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Office at HOTEL TRULOCK

Ability, Honesty, Experience, Success.-If you suffer from the effects of any chronic
 nervous, blood. skin or special disease. do not intrust your case to t physician whose time has been spent to a general practice
 but come to us and get an honest opinion of your afiction. We have made a special
 study Of these diseases and have had many years of actual experience in their treat ment. You come to us with the assurance that you will receive the most modern, seien- tifc and SUI cessful treatment and that and that complete and permanent cure will be effected in the shortest possible time We make 1t business arrangement with every patient to cure him of his afiict1oa speedily and permanently. Our charges are re:4son- ab and we guarantee 6 permanent cure in every ease undertaken. No woman who is suffering from any of the painful and dis
 iTs s5ing diseases that make the fife Of woman mis Table should fail to take advantage of our sbeciai treatment by which immediate relief will be afforded and a complete cure effected within short time. Don't delay for time is precious. Disease works rapidly. and what can easily be accomplished now may soon be impossible. Young m ddle-aged and old men, suffering from the ssults of youth
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ful follies and ntiscretions--th awful ef W Wlecls or blood poisoning, organic weak ness, nervous debility. orany Of the atllneota following in their wake should begin a nrnDs CT treatment at once. The best medicaI science and treatment is tho best Tn the and Make no mistakes. Your health ia nrecio,,s anu chronic diseases is not 6 fit enbject foy eAperlence We are prepared and e0tlinned ta treat all m inner of chronic, nervous and nri VaJe diseases. We cure catarrh strict19raa epilepsy. yaricocele, hydroeele. eczema shln diseases, rupture, piles wealxness 0f men, female -rouble, Rheumatism poIorrh oas nervous debility. brain diseases rIeet' hiooS polson, liver and kidney Complaints wesls pack and bladder troubles. tumors. ', cers hstula x& Piles, stricture and varicocaia Surcd oy our new method No detlantion rom onsinesss, Our long experiences and Speclal equipment enable ns to succe ts Wnere others ail. Write your trouble e living away from the city. Thousand aro cured as nome by means of correspor ss {, s.i snu haeulcines sent them. Send for sy nt0 blank ofany disease. WE CURE Catarrh. structure, srils ,sy, eczema, aln diseases, rupture pila L.
 ness ness or men. female troubles, rheu at n
 u.onorrnoea. nervous debility, ,,,,,...s 9ieet, blood poison, liver and kidney corr pg,ialnts weak back and bladder cri,,it,i,s
 Luulors, sypnllls or cane 1T. stricturos die
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 Our s charges are the most reasonable. syta,,, ot treatment perfect; experience the moSt
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The Elk Restaurant is the place to secure good meal or lunch. Served at all hours. 5 If
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FOR RENT; Residence No. pO9 West Sec I m ond avenue. Apply to Mrs, L. Moore
 West Eighth ave. 10 Iid8t
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Mir. William Sells, the champion

bareback equestans acknowledged by the press public profession the remarkable rider today in the world.
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STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE.
King George Says the Powers Cam
not Limit the War.

PARIS. April I.-The correspondent OF
La Journal at Athens had an interview
with King George Of Greece at the palace
yesterday morning. His majesty is quoted
as saying he believed 10 the last moment
that peace would be maintained and did
his utmost 10 bring about pacific settle
ment OF the matters in dispute. The king
denied that Greece had commenced hostil-
ities against Turkey, and argued that TUT
key was not compelled TO go to war be-
cause OF the incursion OF a few insurgents
whom nobody could have restrained.
Continuing. King George said:
The truth is we were attacked because
Turkey was ordered 10 attack Us There
never would have been q war but for GER
tain intrlgues. which VIII appear later
All the powers are more or less against US.
II they wanted war, they have got IL
Such Is the result OF the European con-
cert.
Europe must understand that after
forcing US to war. there can be no question
OF linking it. Our fleet is destined TO take
an important part, as Will soon be learned.
Greece understands that she must either
be victorious. or must disa ppesr. The war
may be prolonged and bloody. but IL Is
now too late TO stop.
"A great crime has been committed
against night aad humanity in the Gre
tan question and chastisement has now
commenced" :"
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WORD FROM EDHEM PAsHA.
Greeks In Full Retreat. He says-To
Captare Larissa Soon.

PARIS. April IA dispatch 10 the
Temps from consfantinople says: Edhem
Pasha. the Turkish commander in chief
has teleeraphei 20 the porte from Tyr
nayo that tao divisions under Mendou
Pasha and Omerorvrechet Pasha are now
pursuing the Greek forces, who are in
full retreat
Edhem Pasha also reports that this d.
vision has arrived within two kilometres
of 1arissa. he adds that his troops have
commenced the investment OF Larissa,
and that Mendou Pasha and Omerorv-
rechet Pasha expect to capture II within
lee days
WASHINGTON. April z1.-The Turkish
legation has received an Official dispatch
from ConStantinopie as follows:
The village OF kriatchano has been oc-
cupied by the imperial troops. The divf-
sion Of Neichs Pasha fought until II 80 Gin
the EVENING" and took possession of all
points commanding the plains OF Larissa
except a hiilock. which. owing 20 the ad-
vanced hour. has remained Ia the hands
of the Greeks. but this point also. sur
rounded from three sides and exposed TO
the fire Of the Turkish guns, cannot but
fall soon into the power OF the Turkish
army. In these quarters. and at Badii
twelve prisoners and a great quantity of
munitions of war have been taken.
The Greeks who were defeated at Mi
louna pass fed 10 Larlssa-
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THE FIRST PITCHED BATTLE.
liz IL Indecfsive-Greeks Sfin Hold
Reyeui Pass

LARIsSA. April 2.-The first seriously
planned battle commenced today. Early
this morning the Greeks under Gems, Nav
ronichan and Macris advanced in force
from Reveni. Boughaz and Steios against
Edhem Pasha's advance guard. The
fighting was greatly extended and the
battle ragged until late this afternoon with
varying fortune.
The Greeks were assisted by thousands
of lrregulars, who harassed the Turkish
outposts and wings. as well as par;ieipat-
ing In the general engagement. The
Turks had an overwhelming superiority
In numbers. They had constructed earth
works and trenches everywhere. and In
and behind these awaited the attacks OF
the Greeks on the whole they clung ten
acionsly to the side fences. while the
Greeks attacked them again and again
with the most desperate bravery.
In spite OF the furious attacks stlll
made upon them. the Greeks continue TO
hold the Reveni and Nezeros passes. At
3 o'clock this afternoon is practically a
drawn battle.
Crown Prince Constantine IS hurrying
reiuforcernents 10 the front.
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~ men. pushed forward and bombar3ed
the Greek position A deep rzwine lay
between the infantry forces - the TWO
a-rfea I, was strewn with heavy rccks
and loose ooulS>rs
After sharp 6gatEne ths Greek bat
terfes with srew. but tire Greek infantry
continued 70 defend the position untl
compelled TO retire
Heavy IRE has been heard from the
direction OF Zarkos throughout the after
noon. and the struggle AZ Karyas stsll con-
tlaues each side n turn advancing and
retrsaTirg across the frontier.
Reinforcerents were sent from this
point last nszht tMondayp TO Hzmso
Pasha az Karyas When they arrive there
Il Is expected that The Greeks viii be In
ally repllsed.
The Greeks are row strongly en,rench-
ed in the plain north and west OF Larsssa-
Edhern Pasns Is acting sith the greatest
caution and deliheratton.
Night delayed in transmssSionl-The
Greek posts al MIlouna and Tyrnavo were
captured al noon today The Turkish
headquarters have been removed from
ElassoFaa 70 Miioura-
Il Is estimated that the Greek forces
now IN the ThesSaIian plain IN front OF
Edhem Pasha and between this point and
Larfssa number az least - GO. but the
Greek prisoners say their reserves ara
exhausted. A military telegrapnic hns
has been extended 20 Mtioana.. but as yet
there is no postal service.
From the heights can be seen huge
clouds OF dust In the distance. which in
dicate that large bodies OF Greek infantry
are en- route from Larissa 10 defend the
heights not yet captured at Tyrnavc.
But they Will probably be too late.
The GOODNESS and courage OF the Turks
In attack are beyond praise.
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CONSTANTINE IN THE FIELD.
His Troops Fight Braveiy and Hold
Their Positions.

ATHENS. April @s.--I a m--The latest
advises to the government from Larissa
as 10 the situation az Damasi seem 70 In
alcate that the earlier rumors as 70 the
nShting there ware inaccurate IN imPor-
tant details. A battle has taken place on
the Damasi plains The Greeks approach
ea close 20 Dsmasi. but they have thus
far failed to capture it.
An oa'cial dispatch from Lsrfssa saws
that the Greeks continue 70 defend the
Mati pass. VI Deiysnnis has received
telexranzs from Greek deputies az Larissa
which declare. according 20 the opinion
OF the ofses-s the situation is not yet
compromised. as the positions occupied
by the Turks are OF secondary import
auce.
Crown Prince Constantine autographed
from Tarsssa. the headquarters OF the
Greek forces in TaessaIy;
We have kept al cur positions aHa the
stfuatfor to-day = excellent. Every roaA
e.v which the Turks car descend into the
Tnessalian plain has been sceu-ed by the
concentration q our trcopS- cannot
wire a. greater length row. J am axht-
tnx myself. 50 Is Prince Nicholas
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RECRUITS FROM AMERICA.
a Thousand Patriots to Sail From
New York.

NEW York. April 2l.--Tt is likely that
within a week loo Greeks will sail from
New York on a chartered steamer TO Join
the forces ina. are fighting the Turks.
Negotiations for suitable vessel are in
progress. The steamer viii sail under the
American fiag. direct 10 Athens. The
cost OF the expedition Will bs borne by the
National League Of Greece. which has
members n nearly every part os the
world.
SolOn J. ylastos. editor OF the Greek
newspaper Atlantis. sad today thar the
Atlantis fund now had $500 sent IN by
Greeks 20 aid In seRo.ns volunteers 10
Greece.
Money = sf1n pouring in" he coutln-
ue3 We will decide today or tomorrow
whsther to charter a steamer or Use the
money in aiding Greeks Wh0 ~ant &c 20
bzck and battle fer their country ia ss-
curing pa sage by various lines Twenty
two sailed yesterday on the Waite Star
steamer CevtC. and a large NUN Der viii
80 oy the FrsDch Aae on saturday"
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MUST HAVE MORE MEN.
Edhem Pasha Asks the sultan for
AO.0 600 Additional Troopa.

10000 Additional Troops.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE. April u.-The SIT
ting OF the military commission has been
continuous since yesterday a, the Yiidiz
kiosk. II is reported that Edhem Pasha
had asked for 1000 reinforcemehts and
that orders have been sent TO Salonica to
hasten the dispatch OF the reserves 10 the
frontier. The mobilization OF forty addi-
tional battalions has been decided upon
and the enrolment of volunteers is being
considered.
The sturdy resistance offered by the
Greeks was wholly unexpected and the
Idea that the forces OF Edhem Pasha
would have a military promenade TO La
rfssa has already been abandoned.
TeIegrams received by the porte from
the far western provinces show that the
Albanian irregulars are devastating the
country in many localities. The local su-
thorities are poweriess TO restrain them.
An imperial trade has been issued order
ing the Turkish fleet to avoid a battle at
sea and remain under the protection Of
the fortidcations-
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JAxHNAI TIRE sTExEp.
Cot. Mano. and His Greek. Pressing
Rapidly Forward.

ATHENS April Z--C'cl Manos is nsset-
INK wisa little opposition The Turks are
collecting Al PentspASivta. twenty miles
south % Janlns where q decisive battle ss
expected. whica wiu set1ie The tate az
JaninA-
kilograms from FTsvesz say shst TIA
:ozn would have been occupied By sne
Greeks o9f Il wGs impossible 20 snare tne
ren.
Ma Arzslinos. Who gave the order sor
re aaau2cnnlans q t5rstrova1, has been
replaced BY Col PapascsvTe.
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WASHINGTON. April G.-Cu IONS res
oiutioD introduced in the senate yesterday
calling on the secretary Of the treasury
for Information relative to internal reye-
nue. taxes on distilled spirits was agreed
TO today.
This cleared the way for an unexpected
and very breezy speech from William f.
Mason. the new senator from Illinois.
which aroused two outbursts from the
gallery. IL occurred on the resolution Of
Mason. introduced yesterday. directing
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yAsSOs WOULD ATTACK CANEA.
But He Awaits Orders-Insurgent. Z.
Hard to Control.

LONDON. April 2l.-A dispatch to the
Times from Canea says.
The Italian consul Is visiting the camp
OF Col Nassos, with a view of inducing
the Italian volunteers TO return home.
He has had a long interview with Col.
Fassos who said he could not control the
insurgents and feared they were prepar-
ing 10 take some action calculated 10
lead TO serious complications. The Ital-
ian consul gathered the impression that
an attack was meditated on the positions
occupied BY the information troops
Col. Vassos decided that he would not
hesitate TO attack Canea If ordered to do
so by the Greek government But, he
added. that in such event he would give
due notice 10 the admirals OF the inter
national fleets
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ryR>Avo HEIGHTS CAPTURED.
stubborn Battle. tn which the
Greek. Arc Forced Back.

FOOT OF 2tI1JoJ-SA PASS. Aprfl -
Afternoon faelRyea fn gTknsEr3ssiars--'-re -
tsss sessrht commanding TyTHavo sss fass
e.@en captured ~ the Turks. T'ae iatan-
try advance VAS supported hy cAvalrv.
ne soldiers cheering hastily as they De-
xan the aftack-
NenSoG FashA has prepared % eszce-3
sssa n saE1orrow trto the TNaszalia =
rEaf9- Taxing re rvs3a = tse 1srt watca
skirts zsonx re bsalSe - the footHflis Earge
So~fsss cg cavA1rg VIII push sarwAE3 20
the treat wAtse tss lGfaasrv take pos
s~exson - the asstistnES whsch the Greeks
Aave len fa tAasr hurried @tknt
II v-as the task - $esesat Fssaa 90 at-
tscx tle Lsssphak1 esskhtz tAe last tSree \
sg~nnxno.a conszsaankinx Tyrrayo. TIE
T4zklsa sxsteE.Ss. e~Sa 4 - 2zA~sse - 81
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LONDON. April .i.-Commenttng on the
absence OF definite news today from Elias
soma. the headquarters OF the Turkish
troops I'm Macedonia the Daily Mail says
II has received private telegram from
one OF its correspondents on the scene os
hos;ilities indicating that Edhem Pasha
Is suppressing all dispatches.
This correspondent adds:
The whole situation appeared changed
by the tenacity With which the Greeks
are holding Rsveni pass. whereby they
may possibly turn Edhem Pasha's position
and cut of his communication with Elias
soma"
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E98r followed With \ motion d.srhar-
ias the committee on rules from further
consideration % his resolution. introduced
some tine ago. for the revision % ths
senate rules
German asked that the subject 20 over
Until tomorrow. and tAax arrangement
was made.
The calendar was taken up and the
following hsils were passed.
For the relief q the homestead settlers
on that portion OF the Great Sioux reser-
walton lying IN Nebraska. formerly In the
territory % Dakota. now IN the state Of
South Dakota.
the Nashville PRESBYTERIAN church os
Nashville. South Dakota
Az l.l5 the senate went into executive
session.
The doors were soon opened and the leg
fsiative session resumed. There was con-
siderable difficulty IN securing a quorum.
and IL was necessary At ore time 20 airscr
the sergeant al arms 10 summon senators.
Chandler os New Hampshfre offered a
cenearreni resolution for an adtoarnu sat
Of the senate and house FROM April - 20
May :. with a view to participating In the
Grant ceremonies az New York.
AorsaR's objection carried ths resoiu-
ton over.
Ii was agreed that a committee OF A.
teen senator's should represent the SEN
ate az the memorial ceremonies.
At o'clock the bankruptcy bill was
taken up. Nelson secured an agreement
that the vote on the substitute and all
amendments 10 the bill be taken al >.
n. TO morrow.
Turpie OF Indiana argued against ia
Guiding corporations within the benefits
OF bankruptcy proceedings. An amend
rent proposed by him was agreed TO omit
ting public corporations from the opera
ton OF the bill.
AT O'Clock the bill was laid aside, and
the senate adjourned.
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GREEKS hold THE PASS
Edhem Pasha Unable to Dis
lodge Them From Reveni.
he ASKS FOR 90. 900 MORE MEN
A Pitched Battle Fought, With Ad-
vantage TO Neither Side.

rhe Turks Invest Tyrnavo. hut Their
Comm munfcations Are I'm Danger
Edhem Pa.ha suppresses the
Sews-Crowa Prince Censta n tinc
Takes the Field I'm Person-Pre-
vesa Falls to the Greeks, and Col.
Aanos Pushes on ts Janina-The
Eastern Fleet Effectively Bonn
hard. Piatamona-6reeks Are As
sisted Everywhere by Thousa nds
of IrrexuIars, who Harass the
Aosiem Foe - GarfbaIdfs Son
Leaves Italy 10 Avoid the Pa
triots.