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Torsion, lie: Ike l.. Southworth, Sir
Blanchard 113: La Mascotta, los.
Third race mile and an e'ghth-Los
prfetos, ~: Double Quick l0A; Fleur de
Lis. Sweet Favorable, l09, Grady. liei
Tom Cromwell. liz. The Roman. 1l3.
Fourth race. three quarters Of mile
Scotch Rose los. Stentor, Harry Thohurn
Coupon l01. Miss Ross. Emma ID. Her
manita. Lost Girl. los; O'Fleeta r. q
Ban. Tim Murphy. Major Cock, hamsin
10. Roche. George Miller, Midas, Dick
Behan. lis.
Fifth race. one mile-Yule. Sc; George
Lee s.: Shasta Water. -: Myth. 70. Reg
del TERRA, l02; Soufile, Garland Bar. l0i
sixth race. three-quarters of a mile
Morinel Tiger Lily. Good Friend, Miss
Alice. Novla 100. Master Mariner Plan.
Irrtator. Roxey Murphy, Io2: San We
nado Rebel Jack, Gloriana. Al Koran,
Prince Tyrant, 105.
Clear track fast
Following are the probable winners at
Ingleside to-day:
First IA ce--Aluminum. Einstein. Hertha.
Second race-Saiser Ludwig. La Mas
Gotta. Rufalha.
Third race-Sweet Favorable Fleur de
Lis. The Roman.
Fourth race-stentor George Miller.
Coupon Ill
Fifth race-Shasta Water, Garland Bar,
Yuie.
Sixth race-Cood Times, Novia, Rebel
Jack.
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LEARNING SOMETHING.
A Representative of the London Times
studying The Silver Question.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 81. l.. Money
penny, representative Of the London
Times, visited Governor Leedy to-day
for an interview on the financial ques
ton. He will go to Lincoln tonight and
Denver later in the week MIR. Money
penny says he is here partly on IA vaca-
tion and partly to learn what has been
the trend of sentiment in regard to sill
Yer in this country since the campaign
which defeated Bryan. Il do not
know" he said, that our people care
particularly about the feeling in one
state or another. but we are interested
when an effort is made TO elect presi-
dents and congressman on the silver
issue. | shall go West to San Francisco
before going home
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RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
The Figure England May Cut in the In
tended Alliance.

Manchester, Eng. Jan. S.-The Man
chester Guardian to-day says. The
government has eategorically stated
that Great Britain will refuse 10 reeos-
nze any special rights srahtel at any
Chinese port 10 any part icu.ar poS*r
Any port opened 10 one power must be
opened to all on open - none. II Rus
STA has been granted the Ugh 70 %nter
ships at Port Arthur Great Britain NIL
enforce her rights 10 The SAME privileges
and her ships will winter ghere Whotner
China comedies r. does tot eoneaie the
right"
The Guardian says further; II Ger
many obtains a naval station at kaio
Chau. Great Britain insists upon having
lease Of ground for a naval station at
the same port, and she VIII support eN-
cry other power in the same claim- The
contention Of the government is that the
most favored nation clause in British
and all other treaties with China for
bids any special concessions of the ma
iure contemplated by Germany at kaio
Chau. and prevents the nation from ne-
quiring special benefits in which others
have not a share.
The government has also declared the
same principle applies 10 such transae-
tions as railway and mine manonoles.
Taking. her stand on treaties, Great
Britain refuses 10 acknowledge such
concessions and will INSIST upon similar
railway and mine rights and will use
such force Ia secure or defend them as
may be necessary.
This declaration does not apply 10
cessions aI territory To which existing
treaties do not refer. but relative 10 this
contingency the dispatch OF Great Brit
ain To China says that when IL occurs.
graNer questions will arise. IL II report
ed similar declaration has been deliv-
cred to Chinese and other governments
by Japan
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CELERY MUSTARD.
A Delicacy for Salads, rIeats. Lunches
and Table Use.

Those who have palate for some
thing particularly nice should try a
glass jar Of Dunkleys Genuine Celery
Mustard. The Dunkley Celery Co, #
Kalamazoo. Mich, who grow the finest
celery in the world are the urlgiuaturs
n this delicious condiment. Common
ordinary mustard Is rarely pure Il is
rolured by chemicals, chromate Of lead
being one of the commonly used paisans.
and il is this that initiates The stom-
ach
Celery mustard put up al thu Dunhiey
farm is pure and made Of their choicest
celery and imported mustard seed Ia-
Vid Nicholson, the weil-knoNn import
ing grocer of ST. Louis. Mo, says II is
the finest mustard he ever handled and
his family like il as well as butter
Your grocer will give you a pretty
little recipe book telling how TO use and
serve celery IL you ask him.
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The Comptroller's statement.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The monthly state
ment of the comptroller of the currency
shows the total circulation of national
bank notes on Dec 81 to have been $22S-
$50 PSI. decrease for the year of 1854, JOB
and for the month of 1859 496. The cireua-
ton based on the United States bonds
was $685. lag 093, n decrease for the year of
s19. 704, PA and for the month of S5,5S94IS.
The circulation secured by lawful money
amounted to $50. 7S4, 1S8 an increase for the
year Of $1305S. III and for the month of
81 $40. O54 The amount of United Stat
registered bonds on deposit to secure cir
culating notes was $2lS. IS, $50 and to Sc
cure nnhlic deposits. $50 500. a0l.
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At New Orleans.

! New Orleans, Jan. 3.-Mazarine and Ire
none were the winning favorites to-day
The weather was fine and the track fast
The event of the day was Bombaron who
won at long odds, 100 to ! being offered
against him at one time One mile-Rush-
fields won. l.. G. Wanna second Jim
Hogg third: time, 1.43ia. Selling, six and
a half MISUNDERSTANDING won Crystal
line second, Ben Frost third, time, l:22}s
Selling fifteen-sixteenths of a mite--J NJ.
b. won Elkin second. oreusa third time,
81. Selling, mile and 20 yards Bombar-
on won. Lobenguia second, Tranby
third. time. As. Selling. seven and d half
furlongs-Tremone won. Verdi second
Mcmillan third time. I:37s4.
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DANGEROUS PUGS.

A Good Man Probably Fatally Injured By
One Of Fitz's Bouncers.
Sheboygan, Wis, Jan. 3.--As a result
of barroom fight in which Robert
Fitzsimmons. champion heavyweight
pugilist of the world; Martin Hughes,
a well-known attorney; Charles Sea-
man, son of Judge William II. Sea-
man of the United States federal court,
and Edward B. McDaniels, a comedian
in FitZsimmons theatrical company,
participated, Attorney Hughes tonight
lies in a precarious condition, and there
are some doubts as to his recovery.
The trouble grew out of a criticism
passed on Fitzsmmons show by
Hughes, which was resented by Dan
iels, who, 1t is alleged. struck the at
torney over the eye, rupturing d vein.
from which blood flowed freely.
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Washington, Jan. 3.-It is reported to
the navy department that Captain Barker
of the Oregon has unearthed the ident ~
of the person who wrote the celebrated
Good Friday letter which appeared In
the religious press, and charged the cap
tain with trying to Romantic all the
ships crew. The man Is said to be Ernest
Robbins of Castle Rock Wash, a desert
er from the Oregon 1t IS asserted that he
wrote the letter TO arouse the sympathy
of his relatives and make another effort
to secure pardon for his desertion.
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Tobacco Factories Burned.

Farmville, Va. Jan. Sire broke out
late Sunday night in the storage ware
house of Duval, Robertson X Co. COM
mission merchants, and before it was
subdued destroyed 96 buildings. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. on which there IS
insurance of about one-third that amount
Among the buildings destroyed were -
tobacco factories. large warehouse
many small dwellings, and workshops
Hundreds of laborers will be temporarily
thrown out of work. 1t is estimated that
at least LOCO 600 pounds of tobacco were
consumed.
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sugar feet Factory for ogden.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan Sc II. Dyer
4 Co of Cleveland. o., to-day closed a
contract with David Ecces and Jos phi
Clark of Ogden, Utah, for the construe-
ton of n beet sugar factory at Ogden.
The terms of the contract provide that a
factory which will have daily cap toity
of 700 tons would be constructed. When
completed the plant will represent an ex-
penditure OF 100000
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COURT TERM.

In the District Court of The Third Ju-
dieini District of III. State Of Montana
in and for the County of Deer Lodge.
In the matter Of the terms Of court
for the year 1898.
In accordance with the provisions of
section * Of code If civil procedure of
the statutes of Montana. 1t is hereby
ordered that the terms OF the above en-
titled court in and for Deer Lodge
county he and the same are hereby
fixed for the year lN9S as follows: That
the regular term heretofore beginning
an the first Monday in January he liked
a tile first term for the year le9s. and
Tint tht. terms for the remainder OF the
year b. set for the first Mondays In
Nay. August and November respec-
lively.
Ana I is further ordered that the
clerk make due publication hereof as IS
required by law.
TnEo BRANTLY. Judge.
Dated Jan. J. 1898.
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Philadelphia. Jan. 3.-The supreme
court to-day affirmed the iudgme mt Of the
common pleas court of PittsDurg award
ing Pitcher Mark Baldwin $1,000 damages
In his case against Chris Won der Abe,
owner of the st. Louis baseball club. In
1889 Won der Abe caused Baldwin to be
arrested and locked up a charge of con-
spiracy the claim being made that h
had "conspired" to persuade Silver
King then a famous pitcher, to desert
from the St Louis team and sign with
pittsburg
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Favorable to The Cuban Cabinet.

Madrid. Jan. 3.-The press generally
gives a favorable reception To the Cuban
cabinet, agreeing that insurrection no
longer has a rason d'etre, since il would
be but against the cubans themselves. 1t
Is remarked that this View also prevail s
in the United States and has been ex-
pressed by Senior Estrada Palma of the
cuban iunta in New York.
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Eyran speaks in Muskogee.

Muskogee, !. T., jan 3-Hon. William
j. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. who have been
the guests here Of Judge and MIS- Spring
er. departed tonight for Kansas CITY.
This afternoon a delegation of Muskogee
citizens waited upon Mr.. Bryan and at
their request the Nebraskan spoke in the
open air to the largest crowd ever gath
cred in Muskogee to hear a political adj
dress His speech. devoted entirely to
political matters was received with great
enthusiasm.
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Harry Morse Is Missing.

San Francisco. Jan. 3.-There is consid-
cradle speculation among seafaring men
as 10 the fate of the American ship Iar-
ny Morse She is now out - days from Sc
attic and vessels that left the sound the
same time as she did have arrived, dis
charged their eargoes and are on their
way up the coast again.
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Another Ex-City Treasurer short.

Terre Haute. Ind. Jan. S.-Experts
Madison and Duncan, who are invest gat-
ing the books of the city officials for the
past 10 years, report a shortage of about
SO GOO in the accounts Of ex-Gity Treasu-
ror Hauek The latter claims II Is an error
and that he VIII be able to show ii So lie
is a candidate for the nomination for
state auditor on the republican ticket.
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scarIc Called Ia Rome.

New York Jan. 3.-The Journal and Adj
vertiser tomorrow will say: Rev. DIR.
George NJ. Searle, G. ). p, author. as
tronomer and one of the most noted then-
logians in the Paulist order. has been UNI
officially asked to accept the important
office OF director OF the papal observatory
at Rome, which is under the immediate
direction of the vatican authorities.
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MR.. DIERkS WlTHDRAWS.

The Attorney Will Probably Go to st.
Paul and Practice Law.
w. G. Dierks, who has been prosecut
ing city cases for the past six months,
will no longer do that work, his part
nership with City Attorney De Wolfe
having been dissolved. 1t is said that
Mr.. Dierks will go to st. Paul and start
in the practice of his profession there.
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Net Death ON His Way to Prayers.

been received from Aleorn Agricultural
and Medical college for colored people,
near Rodney Miss. that the president of
the college. T.. q. Triplett, was shot and
fatally wounded last evening while ON
his way to prayer meeting by an un-
known assassin.
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at the Lick observatory by c. y. Perrinp
on Jan. 2, 1898, at 2 hours. minutes. q
seconds between Greenwich mean time.
The position was right ascension 1s
hours. 10 minutes, rs LOO seconds past
south declination. degrees. 50 minutes.
81 $40 seconds. 1t is very faint object,
even with the large telescope. Its closest
approach to the sun will be on March 70,
1898, at a distance OF 5000 001 miles.
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At IngleSitie.

San Francisco, Jan. 3.-Seven furlongs-
yelox won. Little Singer second, Rufalba
third, time. Is29s4. Five and a half fnr2
longs-Dr. Sharp won. Official second
Martha II. third. time. ls0124. Mle-The
Roman won. Horatio second Red Glenn
third: time, I:41la. Mile and a half-Ar-
gentina won, personne second. Charlie
Ref third; time, 2.351z. Six furlongs-
Cash Day won, Rnbcon second ben
Amelia third: time. 1:i3s4. Extra six fur
longs. selling-Fashion Plate won. kam-
sin second, Stentor third time not Ia
ken.
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BRYAN AT HOME TODAY.
lie VIII BE Received in Style and Ma
say Something of Interest.

say Something of Interest.
Lincoln Neb Jan. 3.--Hon. w. j. Bryan
will arrive in Lincoln at o'clock to-
morrow evening. two days later than
originally scheduled. Unless the present
programme Is changed Mr. Bryan wi al
most step from the train 10 the banquet
hall, the Bryan Travelling Men club hav-
ing arranged IA dinner in his honor. 1t is
believed he Will utilize the occasion to
partially declare his future intentions,
more especially the rumor connecting him
with the democratic nomination for con-
gfess in this distrio. next fall. The r1-
port is generally discredited at his home
though admittedly interesting.
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THREE IN ONE.
Nicaragua, Salvador and Honduras to
Form RenubIic.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The complete
consolidation of Nicaragua. Salvador
and Honduras into a sovereign repub-
lie is progressing steadily, according to
adyiees received by Senior Correa,
charge daffaires of the Greater Re-
public of Central America. Mr.. Cor
rea is advised that the diet has COM
pleted a constitution for the Greater
Republic with full legislative powers.
The next step will be to convene a con-
stitutional assembly, with 20 delegates
from each of the three countries to pass
upon the constitution. The assembly
is expected to be held during the COM
ing spring.
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ottawa, Jan. 3.--Minister Sifton states
he in greatly pleased with his conference
with members of the United States gov
eminent regarding Yukon affairs. lie has
succeeded in making satisfactory ar
rangements for goods entering Canadian
territory for points In Alaska.
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Ex.Gox.rnor Of Texas pead.

Houston, Texas. Jan. 3.-EN-Governor
Lawrence S, Ross died tonight IT 5
home at College Station. aged C.. He was
celebrated ranger during the early days
of Texas and attained the rank of hrlsa-
dier general III the confederate army.
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Paris, Jan. 3.-Niolent weather prevails
In the south of France and Spain. \
cloudburst near Toulon has done much
damage. 4 number of vessels have gone
ashore and the promenade of San Sc
bastian has been washed away in several
nlaCns.
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Following are the entries for tn-day's
races at Ingleside:
First race, three-quarters Of a mile
Hertha 95 Forest Guard. Royal Prize.
s1. Little n. c.. Queen Biazes, loJ, Alumi-
mum. 10. Duke Of York Il. Tenrica, Elm
stein, Donator, los.
Second race. three-quarters of mile
Rufalba. Dolore. I05: Chappie. sandow.
Ill, Snniro I6T: Nic-Nac, Easel Moliie H
~. lack Martin. Zarre Kaiser Ludwig
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Reed All a Golden Celebration.

Philadelphia Jan. 4.-Girard college e=I-
ebrated is 50th anniversary this afternoon
The principal event was ibe orat on de-
liSersG by Speaker Thomas H. Reed.
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Chicago Board Of Trade Head.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-The annual election of
the Chicago board Of trade was held To-
DAY. The so-cailed regular ticket was
headed by Gina Il. Carter for president,
William T. Baker having declined a re-
nomination Carter was elected by $50
majority.
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"LET NO MAN PUT ASUNDER."
The Marriage of Briggs and knight is
According to Law.

According to Law.
The mother of Burnie Briggs, the
young man who married Mrs. Ollie
Knight at the Imperial theater a few
nights ago, made inquiries at the office
of the clerk of the district court yester
day about the issuance of a license to
the couple and wanted to know If there
was any way to have the marriage an
nulled. II was stated that the young
man was not yet of age though the
marriage record gives his age as "a and
that of his bride as 2S.
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Loud MnIselex In Inn.inn.

London Jan. 3.-There il considerable
activity in the defense department. Lord
Notseiey. the eommander-in-chieT. came
Unexpectedly to-day from brighton and
spent several hours al the war office.
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Gold for Cuba.

New York, Jan. s.--The steamship La
Rretagne from HaNre, brought 400 900 In
gold consigned 10 Muller, Sehall X Co.
Of this city, in transit TO Cuba. The next
steamer will carry a similar consign-
mtat.
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National tIirtn,inn.

Perlln Jan. 2-congratuIatory tsle-
grams were exchanged yesterday In the
warmest tones between the Car Nicholas
and Emperor William.
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Silver for f,nronc.

New York. Jan. 3.-The steamship Kali
ser William der Crosse. sailing for Europe
tomorrow, will take out 10000 ounces Of
silver.
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Havana, Jan 3, LA Discussion says
that General Bianca will take the lie i
within the nest fortnight and proceed
to Eastern cuba
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All drug
eists refund the money it it fails to cure. 25c
I he genuine has l.. ! @ on each tab ct.
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Another Comet Discovered.

Lick Observatory, Cal. Jan. 3.-Wiu-
neekes periodic comet was rediscse ed
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AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE.
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 April 4th. 1898. ESTATE of BUCKINGHAM, CLARK and

ESTATE of BUCKINGHAM, CLARK and
 JACKSON, all of New Haven, In said
 District, insolvent debtors.
 ORDERED That commissioners to re- ceiye and decide upon the claims of the Court of Probate, to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 18th day of April, 1s9S at ten o'clock in the forenoon; and that the Trustee give public notice to all cause, before said Court, at said time and place, to be heard relative to said appoint ment, by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circulation In said District, and due return make.
 By order of Court,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, Hn1 3t Clerk
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, STORE, Fl Orange street. Store, 149 Portsea street. near Liberty st. And several desirable houses and flats.
 w. J. TROWBRIDGE, mh30 If 127 Orange street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. \ 4

 City Engineers Office, No. IT City Hall,
 New Haven, Conn, April 4th, 1898. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until 2 D. m. April 14th, 1898: For constructing sewers in Liberty and Spring streets from Putnam street to Edgar street and Cedar street from Putnam street to RoStte street;
 sylvan avenue, from Stevens street to Orchard street;
 Goffe street, from Norton street to Els worth avenue;
 Wilson and Rosette streets, from Lam berton street to Morris street; Rosette street, from Button street to Hurlburt street.;
 Fourth street. from Greenwich avenue to Howard avenue; and
 Bond street, from Columbus avenue to Congress avenue.
 Blank forms of proposal, and any infor- nation concerning plans. specifications. cation.
 No proposal will be received after the time specified, and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not properly filled out wnl be rejected.
 The right to reject any or all bids is re- served.
 By order of the Director of Public Works, ap5 St c. W. KELLY, City Engineer.
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FOR SALE,

SEVEN miles from New Haven, near rail- road station, churches and schools, mod ern brick house, twelve rooms; one acre land, running spring water; bath room; shade and fruit trees; $4,000.
 CULLEN E. FOOTE ap1 30t P o, Box SsS.
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FOR RENT.

351 Grown, upper fat, 9 rooms, electric light, $50. POS Edgewood avenue z rooms, separate entrance, $17. 213 Edge- wood avenue, rooms separate entrance. SIS 95 Putnam, 6 rooms. $14. 184 Chest nut, rooms, SIS. 40 Congress avenue, 6 rooms, S14 412 Congress avenue, 6 rooms, $15. S6 Arch, rooms, 80. 45 Charles. 3 rooms, $S 3S Stevens, 4 rooms, SIP. 9S Temple, rooms, $10. All in good repair Enquire
 ap4 2t 90 TEMPLE ST, Office.