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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09
FORT SIMCOE.
Ripe cherries at the fort.

Ripe cherries at the fort.
Commissioner Barge, of Yakima, vis-
tied the Fort on Monday.
Mr.. Williams. OF Eleus1u-r, has re-
TUNED home after It bripf visit with Mai r
and Mrs, Jay Lynch.
A party OF friends from the Ahtanum
were visiting Mrs. Hughes over Sunday.
The teachers are having the chiliren
prepare some very nice work Tor exhibit
ton at TIA" state fair in September.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09

Mr.. Redman, superintendent OF irriga-
ton, was q visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Gilman has returned from a brief
trip to Yakima, accompanied by her
little son Homer, who has been attending
school there tie past term.
Messrs. Harvey and Williams reported
success in their recent fishing expedi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCsw visited Yakima
on Tuesday.
Major Lynch has just returned from
Toppenish.
Superintendent Ashury is contemplate
ing trip to tie teachers institute to be
held at Colorado Springs, Col, in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Embree will leave soon
for short visit to Walls Walla.
Vacation will he welcomed by all.
Most Of the employees have about decided
to recruit near the coast during the
summer.
Freddie Churchwsrd is expected from
Tacoma in few DAYS.
You can buy a first class broom at Kin
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09

You can buy first.class broom at Kin
sey's for - cents. 2l.tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09

Keene has repaired the finest watch in
Yakima county and any number Of the
poorest, and can surely make yours run.
The best tea tor the money at kinsey
& Co. 2l-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09

NOD mn Is winner on stra"Derries.
Robert Scott has raised them this year
measuring . sx3 inches, and he hasn't
forgotten ye editor, either.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09

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The age-herald., 1898-06-11
THE PRESIDENT CAUTIOUS
Runor That Troops Will
 Be Moved From Mobile
Special Dispatch 10 the Age-HeraId.

-Ar Ia O In the  o of  ordere 0 return with O Mon 
 
 
 
   in Age mlde a acoipora
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
MAY SEND OUR VESSELS
 TO COAST OF SPAIH
Special Dispatch to The Age-Herald.

Newport News June 1O.-seven of the swiftest ships in the American navy are now at Hampton Roads or nearby.
 They are the Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Newark, Buffalo, Yale Harvard and Dixie.
 Every ship is being coaled to it's utmost capacity, Which leads to the belief that a long trip is planned possibly as far as the coast of Spain.
 The appearance of this squadron off the coast of Spain is expected to have strong influence on Spain in the direction of peace.
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
Will Dispose of Philippines

Madrid, June 10.-9. p. m.-ItI is reported that Germany will propose meeting of the European conference to discuss the aues- tion of the Philippines. An interview which the German ambassador. Count De Ras- witz, had with Duke Almodovar minister of foreign affairs. has provoked general comment. An official dispatch from Gen. eral Blanco at Havana, says that the Span ish torpedo boat destroyer Terror is in Porto Rican waters.
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
PHILIPPINE EXPEDITION
 MAY LEAVE TODAY

Washington, June 10.-Assistant Secretary of War Meklejohn said tonight it was prob able that the next expedition to the Philip pines would leave San Francisco tomorrow. The expedition will consist of about 5000 men and large quantity of ammunition and supplies.
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
LIEUTENANT ROBSON
 WELL CARED FOR

Special Dispatch to The Age-Herald.
 New York, June 1O-British Consul Rams den, at Santiago de Cuba, cables that he visited Lieutenant Hobson and his col- leagues, that he found them well and wel- cared for by the authorities.
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
"OmciaIv In.sr nation

London, June 10.--The Madrid correspond- ent of the Standard says General Lin ares, commanding the Spanish forces in the province of Santiago de Cuba cables that nothing has occurred during the last twenty-four hours and that the Americans have not succeeded in effecting landing. He says fiat the report that a Spanish tor. pedo boat destroyer has been sunk is u.- frua-
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
BFancO Has Lost Confidence
 and Mill Readily Surrender
Special Dispatch to The Age-HeraId.

WEST information mugg out Havana shows that the has of IS daily attacks the sin mereyn refusing 
 families aesaryn ginther rhovelS
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
Europe Should Take Warning
 of America's Growing Power

SpeciaC o w. R.
 America Euopein  Meb Tn ewspapea
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
JAMESON AGAIN SHELLS
 THE FORTS AT SANTIAGO
Began Early and Continued Till NoOn-Spar1iSf1 Reports Declare That the
 Americans Mere Repulsec.

AgeHead Copyrighted w. R. Hearst
 sheled the Spanard Bermuda
 Havana, that the Spanish there fire landing hbor mou The spanish reports definitely The bombdment and continued where landing attempted not told the Bermuda could Bermuda further details from liayana
The age-herald., 1898-06-11

Hot fight on Garden Hose. Now's the time to sprinkle your yard. Alabama Gas Fixtures & Plumbing O., 1920 Second Ave.
The age-herald., 1898-06-11

STAINS SHOOK SHIPS
 WORRY OUR OFFICERS
The Probability of Lurking War Vessels Delays the Departure of the Remaining Troops
 From Tampa.
Special Dispatch to the Age-Herald- By A. W. Butt.
,e ,eeseesssessessessS


  awaiting front the preside and
  to odesroy or belief the hy of there being ships there 
  to  these nam
  that there the he he dis little over make to
The age-herald., 1898-06-11
Supposed Spanish NNarshiPs
 Sighted Off Cape Henry

,JuNEn
   vwERE EIURKIN
  RTToB ION E
  RoHL IGTA ToN HEIR TT HOTELS DIS
 
   sTATNG
  THE OPTIC
The age-herald., 1898-06-11

IVY LEAF COAL. g per ton. Telephone l No. 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
REAGAN TO RETIRE FROM THE RACE.
He Will Not Be Candidate United States
His Reasons Therefor.

Austin
for United
known his determination public
his confidence particulars
he has been
His
race which would preclude attention 20 the
Unwilling
commissioner while would
position
Washington imposed
him by the mindful magniacent
chcrishng his
the his lot dur
o long I'M usefuii to
his
Of his be able
That
public
holders that qualification
dollars
willing
10 10 and
himself
In Reagan is notco
neglect of his
continue
appreciate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
RAPE FIEND LYNCHED
AN ARKANSAS POSSE MAKE saom,
work Ur HIM.
Partner Also an the Escapc,l hist.
Two I'm Mississtppi.

Little Rock. Ark, January "a special
from For,tyce TO tho Gazette says:
a negro named nevoc. rape fond. has
been lynchcd by a mob Of citizens at a
point between Bearicn ana HARLOW Mill
ranch. three miles north OF Bcardeu. II
Is not definitely known when the hanging
occurred, but II was some time between
"Wednesday morning and this morning De-
wee was last seen at Bcarden "Wednesday,
when he was In the hands of IN armed
posse of men. They placed him In q wagon
aud started to Harlow Mill ranch whero
the crime was committed. Tho Sosse has
returned aud given out tho ncport that
Devoe escaped
About a year ago two negroes, nevoc
and Huntley attempted criminal assault
on the person OF Mrs. Paine, at Bear
den. The negroes fed, but n fcw Gays
ago Benrden returned and was arrcstcds
He was intcrrogated as to the whsroahOuts
OF his partner. but refused to aiye any
Information pertaining TO Huntlcy.
a rope was placed around his leck and
he Was drawn up 10 lmb of a tree.
He then told the posse that Huntley wag
ut Anacrsons Mills. and a posse went after
Huntley. but returned and said thar he
had escaped There lis no doubt that both
negroes were 1vnched.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
Heavy Corrcsropdercc.

On Monday. january g. the correspond
ton of the office of IL. G. Townsend, gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent of the
Missouri. Pacific and Iron Mountain at
St Loiiis. surpassed all previous records.
In all there were more than 2o00 letters
and kilograms received there touching
upon the conduct of business coming UNI
der the jurisdiction of that department.
This can hardly be comprehended by per-
sons not familiar with the enormous
amount of business transacted in railroad
offices, The largest amount of correspond
ence received at the Missouri Pacific office
heretofore was six years ago, when the
aggregate OF kilograms and letters was
about 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
Another ComnercinI Agent.

The Houston East and West Texas viii
establish commercial agency In Kansas
City between now and February l, the Of
fetal announcement of which will probably
be made in few days. The Houston East
and West Texas, In conjunction with the
Pittsburg and Gulf. forms the short line
to Kansas Gig and the Northwest. aad
the past seasons business has forclbiy
brought TO the surface the need of rep
resentative in that section, Freight men
say Kansas City will handle more grain in
1898 than IL did in 1897, when good por-
ton of such freight came via the gulf ports
for export
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
EIRsT-CLAss.

{wn and wife. Memphis: Wright
kas: S. j. Winston. Richmond; il.
IN, Texas; Mrs. DR.. u. u. Rose,
], velasco: j. w. Keene, Phiiadcl-
i Boswell, New orleans; James A..
antonio; S. o. Neal, Durham, n.
EHirschfield, Fort Worth; Il. w.
kw York; F. d. Tucker and wife,
! Sam II. Frenkel, Galveston; p.
IA. Kansas City; NJ. Billiard, Sc
wv. l.. Vaughan, Chicago: II. f.
columbia, Tenn; John J. Browne.
Is; X. r. O'Kelley, Atlanta. Ga. !:
Jock, Franklin. La; A. Snlithing,
No.; Mrs. Sam b. Houston. Ala
Blackshear. Bryan, Texas; Silva
5Cincinnati, Ohio; l.. II. Bessel-
York; w. l.. Simpson, San An
j. Schloss. New York: Mrs. w.
Orange: John Hoeny, Jr., Waco,
|ell, New York; C. w. Dowley and
u; Il. r. Loyeland. st. Louis; s.
tston: Bomorj Schiff. Max Rossn-
York: W. l.. Mehl. New Orleans;
Eenstein. Galveston; w. II. Sim
fe and boy, Ksnhas City. Mo-; V.
Mobile, Ala.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
TYPE PIANO OUT OF TUNE.
One uf the Nights when the L's and
los Dropped II 'fh.y Felt Like IT, Y
New York Sun.


One of the Nights when the LIS and
E's Dropped II Th.y Feit Like It, =
New York sun
Occasionally 1t happens that the typeset-
ting machines, which are now used in
many newspaper offices. get out Of order.
Owing to dust In the Joints, insufficient
olling, or some other Of the many Ills
that machinery is heir to, the product be-
comes strange and weird to read An
pended IS an example, the work OF type
softer in neighboflng newspaper otfice,
who after Intellectual appeals 10 VAL tho
repairer, decided to present his views ~
such forms az tho machine would permit
TO Peter the night foreman.
an show him. said the typo, how
this old machine worka.'
And he and the machine between theln
turned out tho following exhibit
An Operators Trnbl Won tho kcbord
pnnt Work-I vii hay this kcbord iNd or
kno wy. tOh All hay taA truhl With IT
al mint. t0hsoh ALI Wen l want to
pull tAh, tho Hills ar1-nomIng down;
hop the eecees-f guess they're al riht)
wi TAX meow ooh oh. OH L)start. l am
ailllmosL nuty now. aud can seeetOh-oh
OH oh AL,Jmy fg.ish II thia keeps on much
Iongr. This iroillllcy toh-oh-oh ALI SENS
to b on the bum. | VII love not for
Peceece Come down - teer In the
morning Gan, Al. ] cald yu one bfor. but
suppos yu wer too busy to com 10 me.
Look at this TAX, Can ~ SO what the
triibI is? hop yu WI SO that II Lis flxd
so ! wont hay - Same trubl tomorrow
nigh.)
+. s.--Thc machine was repaired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
] nEMANns ans nAnon.
A. Memorial Prevented to the Mcu-
hers OF Consrcxs.

Washingicn january s. The executive
committee of the American Federation ef
Labor, consisting OF PRECEDENT Gompers,
Secretary Frank Morrison and Mr., Andrew
Tur,iseth. by direction Of the seventeenth
annual convention held In Nashville IA
December last, has issued an address TO tho
members OF the Fiftyfltth congress NJ
Ter calling attention TO the Introduction OF
modern machinery and new business meth
DDS and tho competition of convict labor.
by which wage workers are forced INTO
idleness and want, the committee say they
feel that they have n right TO BRING their
prlepan 10 the attention OF the lawnuN-
Ing Iowcr and TO expect such ueiinlt"
measures OF relief az seems most likely
TO improve our condition and preserve our
undergraduates and freedom az workers and
citizens and. therefore, urge your earnest
consideration OF and best efforts IN enact
ing into law the following measures
Al eight our work dry on All public
works; such law TO provide TINT al con-
ttncts or sub contracts for materials FUR
ulsipea or work done must cr.i4ain u pro-
viso that eight hours shall he the max
imum labor for amy one individual III any
one calendar day. Further, That II shall
be The duty of officials vested with the
power OF signing such contrast TO With
held their signatures until such proviEo
is inserted.
In order To stop the indlscrlminate and
dishonest Issuance Of writs of Injunction.
we urge the adoption OF senate bin No. 80,
In order to lessen the compatition of
convict labor We urge the adoption OF
law to provide that the transportation OF
prison made goods from one State into an
otisar state or Territory shall be pro-
hbited.
We rrgc the adoption of reasonable law
to restrict undesirable immigration such
law 10 be passed ON educational qualihea-
tion lines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
TnRouGm An orEN swIron.
Wreck on the arRpd Trunk with
sh3Ts. Entnt Itcsufta. sisS

Wreck ON the arapd TRUNK with
ese Eatat ItesUits.
Chicago, january AN open ewitch ON
Tie Grand Trunk railway threw freight
train into q siding at Harvey shortly after
nidnisht and caused q wreck that fatally
injured two men, hurt another seriously
and resulted In the burning OF an engine
and passenger coach and the demolition OF
twenty loaded freight cars and contents,
The injured are; Edward Bancroft of
Paste Creek. Mich, fireman. jumped from
the engine and Was internally injured, will
dipi i. 3 pieIdint, head brakeman, fatally
Injured IN jumping from the englna: q. W.
Gibson. engineer, seriously but not dam
geTousiy hurt. jumped as the engine struck
The switch.
Tho wounded men were carried TO ho-
Tel IN Harvey whore their wounds were
dressed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
THE AGREEMENT BROKEN.
Ship Brokers NiIl Quote Cotton
Rates Separately.
BUREAU WILL GIVE LOWEST FIGURES
Houston Secures an Equitable Rate
ON Molasses Factory Products.
North Texas May Complain.

There is trouble in the Galveston ship
brokers ranks. Their most recent action
with reference to foreign cotton quotations
is received by the railroads as meaning
that they have fallen ont among them
selves and Il win be everybody Tor him
self. let the best man win
The Southwestern Traffic bureau sent
out notice yesterday that the ship agents
had disdolvcd their agreement. and will
book separately direct with the railroads
for all ports for which they have boats. In
view of this condition the bureau agent will
procure all rates and quote the lowest
This brings the export rate situation to
where 1t was prior to the Galveston confcr-
cnce. from which there has been but little
benefit derived. Today's rate IS Is cents
from Galveston, or s1o6 from common
point territory.
NO OTHER AGREEMENT PROBABLE.
Galveston. Texas. January THE dis
agreement between the railroads and the
ship brokers anont export cotton rates still
continues. II has now been more than
week since the latter refused to quote
rates to tie bureau. and since that time
the policy OF every one for himself has been
pursued. There is no ,inanimity any
where, either among the ship people or the
railroads. Each railroad and each ship
brokers firm is quoting such rates TO in
terrier shippers as he thinks will get the
business.
Anew days ago 1t was suggested that an
other conference between the railway trat-
fic managers and the ship brokers would be
necessary, but this has been abandoned
now. In speaking of the matter the freight
department of the Santa Fe said today
that there was nothing in sight TO indicate
an agreement. Within the last few days
there has not even beea the suggestion of
a meeting to adjust matters, and the
chances are there will be none. The ship
people refused TO discuss the question at
all. They are quoting their own rates and
will continue to do so until the season is
over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
rnE pn.rm or SUI ROSS.
Resolutions Adopted by the State
Rangers and other Bodics.

~
Rangers and other Bolics.
Austin. Texas. January Ga meeting OF
the Texas Ranger battalion was held yes
terday afternoon TO take action on the death
OF their comrade General l.. s. Ross.
Major Joe C.. Booth. commander pre-
sided. and Adjutant Will Lambert was at
the secretarys desk.
The object of the meeting was feelingly
stated by the chair whereupon on motion
of Comrade Lambert. the following COM
mittee was appointed 10 draft resolutions,
expressive of the sentiments OF the rangers
on the sad occasion: Elk -Goyernor y. X.
Lubbock, chairman; Major Joe G. Booth,
Captain NJ. NJ. Kenney, Captain j. II. Il,
Chapman. Captain II. G. Lee. Chaplain a.
j. Atkinson. Captain Dan w. Roberts.
Colonel l.. p. SEEKER, w. Nj. Spence and
Colonel VIII Lambert.
The following resolutions were reported
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, We have learned with deer
sorrow and heartfelt emotion OF the death
of our friend and comrado, General Law
renee sullivan Ross, president OF the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college of Texas;
and
Whereas, 1t Is proper that this associn
tion should give public expression Of our
feelings on she irreparabIe loss we nave
sustained by the death of this truly great
and good man. therefore be II
Resolved That in the death of General
Ross Texas lcees the exalted services of
one Of her brayest and ablost defenders,
his family bereft of the loving care aud
protection OF a Christian husband and
father; the cTuse of higher education Is
deprived of the wise counsels of Its true
friend, and the Texas Ranger battalion
mourns the loss OF one OF its most cherished
and gallant members.
Resolved, That while bowing meekly To
Omnipotent decree which called our com
rade hence. we mourn with all the people
of Texas over his death and drop sympa-
thetic tears upon his grace.
Resolved That the history OF his services
TO his country. as captain Of rangers, gem
eral in the Confederate army, sherir Of his
county, member of the constitutional con-
yention, State senate, governor OF this
State. and lastly in the high position whore
he fell, will stand as an enduring monu-
ment to his greatness and goodness OF
heart
Resolved. That we tender our sincere
sympathy and coincidence to his stricken
family in this hour or their sore affliction.
Resolved. That the press Of Texas be
requested to publish the foregoing resolu
tions. and that the adjutant forward an
engrossed copy OF the same to the family
OF our deceased comrade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
FACTS ABOUT 1898.
The yea, 1898 win begin and epd on S.

The year 1898 Win begin and end on Sat
urday.
II Will have six eelipses OF which only
January 7 and December ~ viii be visible
10 North America,
Liucoln's birthday win fall on Saturday
and Washingions birthday on Tuesday.
Decoration and Fourth OF July on Monday
and Christmas on Sunday
Labor day win be September o. Thanks
giving should be November ~.
First Sunday In Lent. February ~; Palm
Sunday April 3: Easter sunday. April 10.
The Hebrew year 1863 viii begin ut SUM
set Of Friday, September ~
on July the 1891 year OF American In
dependence viii begin
The four Seasons viii begin on these
days In 1898; Spring. March 20: summer.
June 2i; autumn, September 22; winter.
December a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

be precious memory 70 all who love
Texas. that u'e hereby convey to his sor.
rowing relations this expresssoh OF our
deepest sympathy; THAI copy OF these
resolutions DO sent to his cstimablc FAM
lily and "a each 81 The following papers;
Houston Post. Galveston News. San Ans
tonic Express. Austin Statesman and Waco
Times Herald.
n. L. Blackshear.
Chairman.
G. ". Iuckic,
NJ. II. Brcyics.
w. r. Woodruff.
Il. II. Holmes.
Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
ARRANGEMENT NOT SATISFACTORY
North Texas Points VIII Ask Assist
ancc from the C0mmixsi0n-


Austin, Texas. January THE announce
ment that 1t has been agreed by the lines
Interested to hereafter make rates from
the Atlantic seaboard TO Shreveport ON the
combination of locals through Galveston or
New Orleans is looked upon here as a
break in the rail rate in sympathy with
the cut ocean rates from New York to Gal
weston, as such an agreement was made
possible only by the application OF the New
orleans rate TO Shreveport by the Galveston
lines.
Necessarily the matter Will be complained
OF to the railroad commission. as North
Texas points viii find 1t hard to undgr-
stand why they are not treated as Shreye-
port will be In this case. and reduction
in Texas rates may follow, which will
neutralize the efforts the Texas lines have
been making to prevent the ocean rate war
from affecting State rates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
TEXAS PASS AGREEMENT.
The Old Regulations We're Adopted
Without Dtssensi0n.

W btDOot DsbSthshVhs
Dallas, Texas. January THE regular
annual meeting OF the Texas Pass Agree.
ment was held here today There were
present: a. A. Allen and ]. w. Maxwell
Of the Katy Captain g. A. Quinlan of ite
Houston and Texas Central; r.. NJ. Al
word OF the Sherman. Shreveport and
Southern: Colonel l.. J Polk Of the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe; Morgan Joaes
of the Fort Worth and Denver. and J. w
Everman OF the Texas and Pacific Tho
Galveston. Houston and Henderson. the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass, the South
ern Pacific. the Texas Central, the later
national and Great Northern, and the
Chicago. Rock Ist1nd Pacific were repre-
sented. Colonel L. j Polk OF the SAINT;
Fe was chosen chairman and p. 2. hooois
II was unanimously decided ic
rcafiir.n the rules and regulations Of the
general committee relating to the pasA
The meeting was In session
only a few minutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
Guadalupe valley ROAD.

Victoria, Texas. January 7--Captain j..
H. Barrett, the contractor. who quilt the
Pan-American railway, arrived In the dry
yesterday, and is negotiating with the
Guadalupe Valley Construction company
relative to construction work on the new
line.
Colonel Lott OF the Guadalupe Valley
road left yesterday for Port Layaca,
whence he goes to Alligator Head on Mr.
O'Connors steam yacht Xantho.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
print cIoth statisficr.

The Fan River print cloth brokers have
decided to cease issuing weekly statistics re-
lating TO The print cloth market. Notice TO
that effect has been given, as follows: I'm
Difference TO the very decided opinion. repeat
ediy expressed by the great majority Of conf
mission merchants, printers, convefters and
manufacturers that the best interests of tho
trade are adversely affected by the undue
publicity given 20 the print cloth situation by
the press OF tho country, II has bcun agreed
by the loading brokers to cease publication OF
the weekly print cloth abatement, beginning
with the nrsi week. .tlIs1gnuary 1885,