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Evening journal., 1898-01-21
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. ARTHUR NJ. DAVIS. the
owner and occupant of the house situ-
ated al No. 3QS East Eleventh street in
county of New Castle and State OF Della
ware. I'm compliance with the requirements
OF the acts OF the General Assembly I'm
such case made and provided. do hereby
give notice that ] shall apply I'm writing
TO the Court OF General Sessions OF the
State Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on Monday. the 7th day of Feb
ruary, 1898. being the next term of said
court, for a license for said house, as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF I'm
toXicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens OF
said ward, at least twelve Of whom are
An. 4 L. --.L.I ---. -
Evening journal., 1898-01-21

NOTICE is hereby given that certificate
No 30, for forty shares Of the capital
stock Of the Journal Printing Company,
in the name Of j. Milton Davidson and
by him assigned In blank, has been lost
or mislaid. and application has been made
for the issue of a new certificate by Ida
c. Edwards, the owner
JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY,
NIillard 4. loft. Secretary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-20
!, Sc ha naodificado Ia formula

fin de ofrecer al pdblco una preparation dtil,
segura rapida en- sus efectos, l6sque SO COM
prueba por el uso tan generslizado que So hacs
de ella en- toda Ia isla.
Con el fin de precsverse de las muchas imi-
taciones que de esta formula Sc han hecho., Gu
yas propiedades son inferiores," debe exigirss
que en- cada GAIA de legitima procedencia, estS
la marca de fabrica, en- Ia tapa superior un sells
que dice DR. N REVERON, Medico Cirujano
Ponce, Puerto-Ri en- la inferior, su hrms
en- el lado derecho de 10 taa exterior de ests ca
jita. Ponce, Agosto 80 de 1896, r.
AViC0 sendo objeto de frecuentes imita-
n''OO clones las PlI.DOItAS DEL DR.
REVERON hago presente, que las legftimas
sou las preparadas exclusivamente en- Ia acredi-
tada Farmaca de VALE y CANCIO, que son
los depositarios lie la verdadera formula, los
unicos que estan autorizados para usar mi NOM
bre enc dichas pidoras.--DR. N. REVERON.
.sDep6sito Ell las siguientes Farmacias: VA
LIE Y CANC1O, Ponce. nce.-GUILLERMETY,
Capital ERA, Arecibo. La
res.-ROVIRA y ELVIRA; Aguadilla.-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjurtas-ZAVA-
LA. uayanilla.--FERRER, Juana Diaz.-BE
TANCES. Coauo.-- MARXUACH, Ciales.
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?|I!.... Aa!.asEit4ys.Ia.
e Del Dr.. 0. Nicolas Rever0n. .
PRIvn.Ea1o EXCLUSIVE EXpEDIDo IN
MADRID Ell DE MAYO DE 1901 POR EL
ExcMo. sR. MINIsTRo DE FOMENTo.
Peepdradas en- Ia tdrmacia dc Vale } cancio
PONCE, PTO-RICO.


~ EINTE ANOS de experiencia han de-
" mostrado las propiedades t5nicas. recons-
tituyentes de estas ptldoras, curando ra-
pdamente todas las enfermedades.que'd 'dependen
del empobrec' niento de Ia sangre por una ali
mentaci6n POGO nutritiva, por habitar en- luga-
res hdmedos NAL ventilados por enfermeda-
des anteriOres.
Su acci6n curativa es muy efcaz en- las pail
pitaciohes de coraz6n, dolores de cabeza, inape-
tencia,. debilidad dolores en- las piernas, hi
dropesla, cansancio, sorderas zumbidos de oil.
do, marcos, palidez de Ia piel, Is que restitu-
yen su color natural; neteorismo, flores blancas,
granLes perdidas de sangre, falta de menstrua.
ci6n, su abundancia 6 escasez para procurar
ell complete desarrollo de las jovenes en- Ia pu-
bertad, debilidad general, convalescencia de las
intermediates agudas cr6nicas con tai que es-
tas alteraciones morbosas sean slntomas de una
cloro-anenlia simple no de una afecci6n gene
raj de una lesion organica que reclamsran en-
tonces otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses de Ia terapeutica
de algunos inconvenientes que SO notaban en-
la pr&ctica
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"Esta .es mas barata .

de Scott Tales palNas confession tta
mvohnm que Emulsion de Scott es ma que produce los ras des
de Scott pera Cea de rea amos de eNca en- Ia exa ta de
tendm "n tqons COMO mas atas Ia de Scott Hay gnas que
Ia de Scott heS formula de lodo
caHiCa'O de mOdt.
hdo hpofoStos de cal
excen tnco creador de icador de C
escruk
la No raIlhico..
Fmmper erqulpM eng
a @ @ VINO"
OlINICOS NEVA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06

Attorney generals department holds
that the Federal government can not
legally i.auIre revenue stamps on the
official lords OF county and State otii-
vtfs 4.t-4-
Or. Joseph Wright died al Austin, lack
ing SIX Gays OF completing his hundrcdth
year,
TWO brothers wore fatally shot In
Franklin county near winsboro.
a trio OF accidents happened at and
near Paris. which win cost three lives.
Mrs. Matzig was murdered by hog
thieves near Sublime.
District Judge Bliss charged the Gray
son county grand Jury as to tho exact
meaning OF the fec law.
Excitement at Brookshire. where sher-
iff I.ipscomb prevented n lynching. was
at white heat and only cooiness prevent
cd double hanging.
Many delegates are assembling for tho
meeting of the National Farmers con-
gross, Which begins its sessions at Fort
Worth today.
Members OF tho Texas Grain Dealers
association arc at Galveston investigating
tho facilities OF that port
Small prospect tina, the officers Of tho
Galveston immuncs will be paid In the
near future.
People of Fort Worth have started an
effort TO secure a military post.
Mrs. Virginia II. Polk OF sun Antonio
died at the age OF II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
coRBETTS NEW MOVE
To Re.estabIish Himself In the Favor OF the
Sporting Public
is VERY LIKELY TO Be ANOTHER FAKE
40 Great Amount OF Faith in Either
the Pon,pn,iour or the saiIor-A
"Divvy'' Ii Alleged.

New York, December 5.--Iim Corbett TO-
day deposited $1,000 with a sporting editor az
| a forfeit for match with Tom Snarkey'
Corbett said he was willing 10 box sharkey u
public, the gate receipts to 20 to charity
but would prefer to meet SharBey for soov'
u side In private.
The reputo In which the above named dis
tinRrished opponents OF prize fighting arc
held by the sporting men of New YORK Is
teqsely displayed IN the following from Tue
Herald Of Last Wednesday,
''ccrbctt and Sharkey to fight for charity
sporting men smiled and seine even iaughea'
on hearing the proposition. In their opih-
ion these two big pngiists would rot even
under the guise Of charity, asain draw mncn !
of n crowd in this city. They DeheVe tuAe
the yugiistic millennium Will nave come
whom Jim and Tom meet only Tor the'r
health In the roped arena.
''The whole article Is looked Upon ~ ,on ~,
designed to again create public interest IN
atother contest, so that the prgilists can
reap twofold harvest. IL is polntcl out
that Jim ana Tom passed the lie at tns
Y tt'eyash;ug investigation: that COrDett
asked for another chance at Sharkey, and that
o'Rouikc, SharAeys manager, promised IL.
AUD now rs approachiAg a fitting ciimaA'
comes the proposition to fight for charity
notwithstanding CorbGtt and Sharkey are con-
sidered pueilistically dead as far as this city
is concerned,
In the rounds among sporting men yester-
day. found i the general impression that
Corbett and Sharkey will eventually fight in
San Francisco. Many believe that there ia
already n perfect understanding between
them. Those who claim to know still assert
that Corbett, Sharlsey and the LenoX Athletic
club each got one third of the receipts of the
recent fiasco, notwithstanding the testimony
given at the farce on Monday"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.


Cousins OF Iowa introduced the first bin
In congress which defined the standard
dollar 10 be of gold to be OF rs $40 grains
Of standard gold 200 fine.
Mexico raises her misister 10 ambassa-
der and the honor viii be rcclprocated.
The secretary Of Tho treasury submits
rls estimates Of netcssafy appropriations:
which arc: For 1880. $780, SIS; for 1890.
sNs&c4S,37s
Senator Hale OF Maize announces that
he VIII lead tho fight ngainst the imperial
policy Of tho Administrations.
Representative Sulzer OF Now York IN
troduces resolution providing for cons
Ercsslonal investigation OF the war.
The residents message criticised by
members oil both parties for It's silence on
the question OF a government for Porto
Rico and the 3h,ltppines unG It's praising
tile car and then asking for power to In
crease the army.
Beyond the delivery OF the prcsident's
message there was nothing Of Importance
transacted in glitter house of congress.
General Wheeler introduces a resolution
to tender Miss Helen Gould the thanks OF
congress- aud present her with an appro-
rrate gold medal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06

loaded with steel rails, in tow of ,bo r,,.
~ sll k Saturday night in q paIa t ~.
is $3.50 900. :" gaze Loss
81. LOUlS.-Negotiation for sano,,
S e OF all the street raiIroa' IA ~,
o. LOUIS are In progress in this c'tv ~,
NeW York. Indications of the snco'.sa o..
eohsuinmation of the deal are strone
oolsN LILLE s4monton. Wilson r. r,
CONG business under the name of the Ne,
mammoth company, have assigned Assot'
each. SioV'oou
cHlCAGO.--As the result of rrlatIou h,-
tween the Chicago board of education ana
pr. d, Benjamin Andrew, siperl,Itten in,,
OF the Chicago public schools. DR.. 4 n5t,svvs
mas rendered his RESIGNATION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Don ,Mateos "a
nero. Mexican minister 10 Washington has
informed the state department t5at It,.
government had determined TO agvsnn'
me Mexican mission here to the rnnl, y,
or embassy. "N VI
CHARLESTON. S. C,--The Amor,.,, .,
Savings baLk of this city was nI,cad -
the hands OF receiver by Judr. W ~
simonton at the instance of the usno "a !.
National bank of New York. TIA -, 81
holds notes Of the former 10 the ar,ntut
OF $4,000. NV
kusKEGBE I. T.-Judee snr,n...
passed sentence upon three persons con,,a,
ca OF completely In the floating 81 49,
ss' 600 OF fraudulent warrants OF The ca,
Natisn N'efH
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wnxLEn.s PROGRAMME.
He Fnvors ~ Coalition of HIS Forces
with SmEnAla and MObIedO.

Madrid, December 5.--lmmediatelv aftef
the signing of tho treaty OF peace SRnor
Sagasta, tho premier. wifi submit to the
queen rrsent a question of confidence, IL
is probable that her majesty VIII ask Senor
SaGgssty to remain in power in wlaieh case
the cortes VIII be convuked for January
Z. From the declaration of General Wsy-
Ter it gs believed that union of the fol-
lcwers of Ssnor s5agasi,a, Roblelo anf
General Weylel' will be Effected as soon
a3 peace rs signed. General Weyler has
pronounced against the conservatives, de-
cFaiing that Cuba Was the only question
which separated him from the liberals
lie considers the internal crisis grave lin
view OF tho attitude OF Great Britain, which
by regarding civil war, desires to do witch
Spain what the uniud States has done
w.Hh her colonies"
Under these circumstances General Wey-
Ter adalel he considers that a SaEasta Ro-
bledo cabinet would be the most able TO
cope with the situation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
The PEACE COMMISSION.
Spain Wll Not Cede Any Of the Caroline
Islands to the United States.
GERMANY WILL PURCHASE ENTIRE GROUP
America Has REFUSED IL Grant Trade
observation-disclosures Meeting
Not Pleasing 10 Spaniards.
Especial Dispatch 10 The post.l

Washington December s.--Adyices re-
ceived from the American peace commits
sion have convinced the authorities that
SPAN will not cede tho island OF ualan
and they understand she viii sell the en-
tire Caroline group to Germany.
Tho visit OF Freiherr speck Won Stern
berg. tho German charge d'affaires, to the
state department today gave rise TO the re-
port that Ne had called to again discuss
the Eastern situation with Secretary Hay.
On authority l am able TO slate that TINS
report is untrue. Through Freihcrr Won
Stei'nberg This goyerninent was recently
sounded as to whether 1t would object TO
the acquisition of the group by Germany
aud the reply was satisfactory.
II Developed today That the cabinet meet
ing held late Saturday night was for the
purpose OF discussing propositions made
by Spain for trad4. privileges in the Phil
ig,pines and her former West Indian DOS
sessions. 1t was determined not to grant
the concessions asked.
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beats was fixed at twenty-six knots and
ior the destroyors at twenty eight knots
the contract time In the case OF the former
nelnS limited to one year and IN the lat
ter 10 eighteen months. Special consid =
Grafton was offered to bids guarante, In "
an Increase in speed or u reduction in the
contract period
-, water tube boilers will be used in ali
,ne TORPEDO craft. III the four new monitors
ana me three nov battleSh!ps
Hth The exception of the three battle
ships and four monitors last authorized
every vessel Ia the list of those under
construction should be completed by the
end oil the year 1900.
An extensive naval programme is laid
Gown by Secretary Long. lie recommends
III construction , of fifteen powerful war
:nips ranging In cost from 81. 14I 500 to 81
100000. The board of construction oivse
these specifications: N'''S
J. Three scagoing shcathed and con-
6Sipl d., Leships OF about 1850 tons trial
displacement. carrying the heaviest armor
ana NEST powerful ordnance for vessels os
their class. and TO have the Iylghest nro,.-
tTS vfi,n speed and great radius OF action.
I.selliihteu cost. exclusive of armor and
armament. 49, 600 900 each ''Hu
z. Three sheathed and oopnerad ~
nored cruisers of about 1900 tons trial
a oHd zen. carrying the heaviest armor
ana most powerful ordnance for veseNi,
OF thelr class and to have the hiphest
p PA speed and great radius of NO.
ton Estimated cogt exclusive Of armor
and armament, $1,000 900 each a. "oi
., Three eheathed and connerea 49,.
teeted cruisers of about 5000 tons trioI de.
placement; TO have the highest practina-
o. n,e speed spec, and great radius OF action. and
suitable for vessels of their clasS n.i
mated cost: exclusive Of armor and arm.
=, SIX - ssheathed and coppered cruisers of
apout zoQO tons trial Displacement, -,
have the highest speed comnaaihIa' 10
good cruising qualities. great radius Of va" ac
NON. aud to carry the most, powerful ord
mt,, suited to vessels of their cIoss
81, III. 500 each. armament,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Result of the Games in the State
Championships Series.
Following was the result of yesterdays

Championship Series.
Following was the result of yesterday
tournament
DOUBLES.
Perkins and Kelly of Giddinss VS.. Cohu
and, Cochran of BRENNAN, rs and G-S; favor
Farrar and Junkin of Houston VS. Burns
and Burns of Glddings, 81 and 6-l: favor
Fatrar and Junkin.
Munzheimer OF TcXarkana and Carlisle OF
Giddings vs.. Turner and Reynolds OF Hous
ton, 60 and So; favor Munzheimer and Car
Isle.
speieel and Neumann of San Antop,o We
McFadden and Patton OF Houston; Spiegel and
NNeumann won by default; McFadden and
Patton absent.
Savage and DeIacy of Houston vs. WalthalI
and Hamilton OF San Antonio, 6-3 and GA;
favor Savage and DeLacy
Low and Wright Of BRENNAN vs. Peden and
Wright. N'u
Farrar and JunlSin Of Houston vs. Perkins
4 t Kelly Of Giddinss. 62 and 6-3; favor
farrar and Junkin.
Munzhelmer and Carlisle VS.. speisel and
ceumann 60 and 81; favor Munzheimer and
Carlisle.
TEN, Tomorrow Tuesday at IL m. Farrar and
me winners OF this match will then 90 against
Low and Wright OF BRENNAN in finals lin
oouolesl. This final match Will commence
PROBABLY about $50 p. M.
SINGLES.
Walthall Of San Antonio W. splegel of Gid
dings, 6-l and 6-2; favor Walthali
Munzheirner OF Texarkana VS. Hamilton Of
san Antonio, 60 and 60; favor Munzheimer.
/. Peden Of Houston vs.. Kelly OF GiddIpgs.
81, S-6 and 90; favor Pe1en
Low OF Brennan VS.. Patton of Houston, IA
vor OF Low by default: Patton absent
Wright OF BreRham VS.. Breeding of San An.
tonic favor OF Wright by default; Breeding
: Coin, OF Brennan vs.. Burns of Giddings.
10 aud Ga: favor Coin.
savage OF Houston VS.. Carlisle of Brsn
nam, b-l and 6-3; favor Savage
. Dei&cy OF Houston vs.. Perkins Of GiddIncs.
Soe and 90; unfinished. to be resumed al
J. Burns OF Giddings vs. ]. Cochran n,
Brenhsm. 60 and 2-6; unfinished, to be re-
sumed az $3.50 a. M w re-
"A, A. Si5o Walthsll Of San Antonio plays
Muhzheimer Of Texaikana ann the winner Of
TBS match will play Low OF Brenhan and
icen Low or his opponent twhioheyer wirsl
WIN be ready TO eLter finals lin siAglesj.
On completion of the unfinished match he
tween DeLacy and Perkins. Savage PLAYS fhe
winner, and the winner OF this mattel, soas
assinst Wright OF Brennan. then the wiiIne-
OK the last nautd match VIII be up 10 finals
me pr1's are 20 be AWARDED tomorrow al
icfnoon or evening
The acirts are, of COURSE somewhat roush
t9ue 20 new and so hurrlady fixed ur. but
me visitors have been most kind aud eenero,is
IN their comments and every one sesips wiIl
'hg 70 accord the Houston Tennis club much
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
APPROPRIA TONS NEEDED
Secretary of the Treasury Estimates The
Expenses for Next Two Years.
BIG INCREASE IN MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Provisions Made for sublime Pass and
Galveston and the Trinity e~1d
Brnxos Rivers in Texas.
Especial DIrpntch to The Post.)


Washington, December In the report Of
the secretary of The treasury made public to-
day on the estimates OF appropriations re-
CURED for the rest OF the fiscal year tEosa
that affect and are interesting TO Texas are
as follows;
Improving harbor at Galveston. Texas.
maintenance of channel between ietles, $780,
100. continuing improvement of harbor at Sa-
L'ne Pass, 100000 completing Improvement
in West Walveston bay, $4,000; for establishing
light and fog signal station on Sabine bank
oil Sabine Pass. $4,000; for completing im-
prorement of BRACES river $1,000. for maints-
rance and Improvement OF Sabine river
sec0t. for continuing Improvement of Trinity
river. $500.
CONGRESSMAN kleterg says that the report
OF the engineers an Aransas Pass will be IN
IN lew Gays
Congressman Sayers says the approlrla.
TONS COMMITTEES viii reDort the army ana
navy ctii1leuoy bill tomorrow.
The conformity with the requirements of
law. the SECRETARY OF the treasury today
transmitted to congress the estimates OF ap-
propr!atons required for the service of the
fiscal year ending June So 1900 as furnished
~ the several executive departments. These
estimates including permanent annual APP
lrohri0tlens. aggregates $9SS, sS037S, as
AGAINST Sso2, sIt,5l3. the amount OF the al,-
propIletlons, ipclud:ng deiiccncies and mia.
tallano0us for the fiscal year 1899, aud s4dl-
b4. ,Ss9, the amount of the estimates Tor 1899.
omitted:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
WAR AFTERMATH.

Spain will not cede Uaiam island to
America. but will sell the whole Caroline
group to Germany.
Trade concessions asked by Spain in the
Philippines and West Indies will not bs
granted
Yesterdays session OF tho peace commits
sion was stormy and at its conclusion tho
Sraniards were hacked.
Sixty-two senators, two moro than nee
essury. viii vote to ratfy The treaty.
seven are opposed aud prospects are that
enc treaty will be signed In conformity
with tho original protocol and another
dtGl.ug with all other matters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
The Spunrnrds Were Angry ANA Ex-
cited After the Meeting.

The Spuninrda We're AnEr! anu EN-
cited After the Meeting
Paris December 1.-THE American peace
oonr,iss,on be,a y long cearference begin
~ -, ,,cfo.o soirc 20 pear
hins ~ ~ WYNN
tho Spanaids at p. H. Ihey appAientiS
had changed the form IL not the substance,
-, a,,,,, ro,,,,. =, thetr dr.
y, 'A'.'
Aberations during the past three u"ys' 9eO-
reLaru Moore was engaged far into the
,,iot, ar..,in, ,ha NV form.
inc JOINT commission WIS IN SESSION loi
over four hours. Most of the discussion
rance, ,ed aetails aa 10 tho o,tnt.antee.n. OF
tne rish's VI Spanish cieiAe+S III me ceuNa
eoIoHiss' ue utD%'e was oceasipu@Hy eh
srsTl4c ana Inc Spabiaras on emerging APP
pesdcs TO lie detected.
Secretary oteda of the Spanish comm.s-
sion, when quest.oAeu after the ms tnS as
TO the progress made, answered eScitediy:
II am astnost MAJ, caa not talk. We are
making progress
The American commissioners declined To
say anything further than that the progress
made was satisfactory.
The Spanish commissioners have received
authority 10 biati their government IN GER
tam riattcrs. bus there are vet iplpurtunt
questions on which their inltrltctiGps are
unsatisfactorv and II rs evpaeteI thar niafiv
OF the details involved in the chi,ngo of
soyereipnty Ia tba Snornish ,.oio~,es ,ilt
be Iaft for set.,emant In IA ,eeul,r si,,ln
matte nroceee WIEN reiati,,s bst>yeon no
,,,n eay,arnr,,.,,s ara ,os,,,,, 'AS
M h,s,r,'.,, ~ ~, ,'-','.' A ,,,
oarti3,, ~ v, NV SVsuthe ~ MAiun WI
.', t., ''',s@s.t $3.50 va ny oi',sse Vo'|atai
,s, ~ ~ "1.iu ''ilu .n1 1iveIs oi we
..',a,in us Nv Su''Se Gay .s
sn.', 20 - !, ~, eie p, $3.50 PtnVV
, v''u oman ''lis'i'iS which she VIC
mn 49, 80 ~ =,
,,5. nu nn'enieans nau ilsteheu lot hours
,'iati,. 80 ',.ia pa,ie"ce 10 Wy 'cGt
~ .is 9nahiarus Win
sn =" a',eas auu telsllst'cS
,.sa,,, ~, 49, piop ' ioi 'he o'spieifSe'-
M, v. 80. eii , $50
ny aesNio' 'ieiie,'.i liiu u EiHn' open
'.',I.,I, n - 1880" ~, sts GU peihS
"a sst''eu "ippoee hoteNortnS iFac-
1G ~ ,>,.a,.. .,,,,.
~ oiiii,iss'oIipIs Ngeiine 10 say Wnat
loi eodihig slation III Tue caroiihes Whs
hpt teAneIlteu ana aeeoiuinS 10 present mai
ua1iohS ~ IS iihelN 10 lali
lha SPANISH coIil'll'ssioheIs lhsisieu on
tue previous iheeunE lilat the settlement
ot we eIaularus relhaihlu9 IN tle co,oh'eA
ev'lN nol nc S.paioteu rom the rear fes"
slol', nut shouiu ne cohsllereu next 20 mo
uucstioh OF cessloh ava paiNre sVch MAJ"
ters as coalln& stations ana relleloas toll
eiauoh' they appsaled 10 the Americans.
NaYing canned All tse-sreat points to be
generous on the minor ones Accordingly
the american commissioners as Ioreahaa-
owed by the correspondent OF the Associate
ia lrssss, were coneallhtofN tonay on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YoRK.--The general estimate OF
the loss from the fire. Including this slight
damage 20 surrounding buildings. is paced
at from $3.50 to 100000
MEMPHIS Tenn.The Southern Med
teal College association Is in session here
with delegates from all but two Of the
associations, the Texas Medical college OF
Galveston ana the Medical college OF Geor-
gia-
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO General
Guy " Henry and his stan have arrived
here. The numbers OF the insular cabinet
rendered their designations bnl General
Henry asked them 10 continue at their
posts.
vicKsBURG. Miss Twelve barges
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
LOCAL.

Formal opening OF the Texas Fruit,
Flower al d Vegetable Festival
Tho annual exhibit of the South Texas
Poultry and Pet Stock association.
Meeting of city council. The anti scalp
ors ordinance passed over the mayors
veto.
commencement of the State Tennis
tournament.
Conclusion of the Texas Methodist
conference and assignment of ministers.
Annual meeting of the San Antonio and
AransaJ Pass Railway immigration As
citation.
Beginning of the December term of tho
criminal court.
Meeting of the Red Men to prepare to
entertain the visiting braves fiom Rich
nond with banque, tonight.
Death of A. G. Ramakets
A fire on Travis street damages the
upper story Of building