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Receipt. in Porto Rico.

Secretary Gage has received a statement
Of the receipts of the government of Porto
Rico during the month of July. as follows:
From customs. $1O6. $50: internal revenues,
$50. 1884, miscellaneous 81. 232; total. $167 .s46
This is at the rate of over $2.OOO.OOO year,
and Is satisfactory to the treasury officials
The report also states that the exchange
OF Porto Rican money for that of the United
States had been practically accomplished on
a.
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Po.tal Anair. in the Philinnine.

circular has been issued by the War
Department giving an order of the Post
Office Department to the effect that all
postal affairs in the Philippine Islands here
after shall be under the control of the
governor general. While he will not have
control of the details. duplicates of all re-
ports are to be made for the governor gem
eral, and the action OF the director of nosts
in the matter Of appointments are to he
subject to the approval Of the governor gem
eral. A similar order was issued some time
ago relative to Cuban postal affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09

mere Is done for" said John L. Sullivan.
mere VIII be neSkpg doing till some new
law, permitting g{9& contests. Is passed by
the Legislature, h t5ffx think anything
Will be done this H$3r Che upstate iegis-
lators are mostly Shfst yAch action. Be-
sides. there may differences between
local organizat tons, Which would prevent a
general Joining of hands "a do. something
glove contests and there was something In
1t about giving percentage of receipts to-
the state. just as the race tracks do through
the racing commtNeiiA, it would help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09
Must Conf6Srimnf MT to Negotiations.

The Commissioners Of the District have
Informed Messrs, F.,B. Mcclure and D. ].
Kaufman. WHOM applied for a permit to
erect a show case at 1005-O7 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, that If the show case is of a port
able nature the application cannot be
granted, and that II it is a show window.
structurally united to the building and
forming a part of 1t. 1t must conform to the
building regulations governing the protec>
ton Of show windows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09
Steamship Arrivals.

Al Observation-Disclosures, from New York
via Cherbourg
AT Plymouth-kaiser Friedrich, from New
York for Hamburg. via Cherbourg.
Al New Nork-Lahn. from Bremen
At MISUNDERSTANDING. from New York.
Rhynland from Philadelphia
At Glasgow Norwegian. from Boston.
A; acknowledgements. from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09
Personal Mention,

Senator McLauren of South Carolina ar
rived here last evening and will be in The
city few days.
Mr.. George A. Herbert of 400 G street
southwest Is spending his vacation in
Richmond and Petersburg Va
Mr.. Howard Boyd leaves today for Berke-
ley Springs. where he will spend the next
ten days.
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ch-~. Tournament mt Munich

MUNICH. August DIN the playing Of
the fourteenth round of the international
chess tournament today only two games
hal been decided when the first adjourn
ment took place Halprin and Pillsbury
Jakob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09
Opinion Favorable.

The first assistant attorney for the Dis
trict has rendered a favorable opinion in
the case of Messrs. Mahlon Ashford and
Adds B. Browne trustees, for a modifica-
ton Of tax bill furnished them on lot 49,
square 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09
Beuueathed to Relatives.

The will of Henrietta H. Walton, dated
April Z. 1893, and leaving her estate, in
small cash requests. to number of rela-
tives, was filed today for probate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09
Transport McPherson Arrives.

NEW YORK. August 9.-The United
States transport Mcpherson. from Santiago
August =. with nine officers and 4I2 men
Of the 9th Infantry on board. has arrived
here.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs &. Co, bankers
ana brokers, l4lS f St. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs Ia
denourg. Thalmann & Co. New York.
., Open High. Low. Close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-09

There will be no more boxing exhibition
Of any kind In the state of New York afte
September /, for at least one and yer
probably two years. No effort will be mad
by the different athletic clubs to secure tn
rec enactment of the Horton law or an
similar one at the next session OF the leg
islature While the sport will be dead i
this state there will be some minor con
tests in Connecticut. where there are sey
eral clubs: at Bridgeport, Hartford an
Waterbury. But these meetings will b
mostly short-limit round matches and onl
between Iightweights, featherweights an
bantams. There may be. however, som
six-round heavyweight contests decided i
Philadelphia. There is absolutely n
chance for any club to organize in Ne,
Jersey. so local experts say. There, as
this state. the legislature Is hostile to boz
ing contests. Some glove contest prospec,
ors have been looking around at Chesa
peake bay. Del. to see what could be don
In that vicinity. but the result has not bee
very encouraging. 1t has been asserte
that, although contests will soon have n
further legal sanction, plenty of big fight
would be pulled Off" In private. Tn
recognized leaders in the pugilIstic worI
laugh at this idea There would not h
money enough in 1t for the risk, and sue
fights would be fe.onies. and every one cor
cerned from principals to spectators equa
ly liable.
After the LIST Of next month the gam
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voLUMINoUs RECORD.
Information Relating to our
Philippine PoIicy.

Washington. March 6.-Thc prcsi.
dent sent TO the senate the CORE.
spondcnce called for hy a resolution
OF senator lioar asking for informa-
tion relative To our course In the Phil.
ippincs
IL h very voluminous record. con-
tanning much that has already been
made public. and includes instructions
by the president, proclamations by
the Philippine commission and Gen
Otis reports ~ officers In the Philip
pines. all communications received
from Aguinaldo or his assistants or
proclamatious issued by them; infor-
nation concerning the treatment of
prisoners or other inhabitants of the
island by the insurgents, aud also such
information as has been received as
"to aid or encouragement received by
Aguinaldo and his followers from per
sons in the United States. as 10 what
pamphlets, speeches or other docu-
ments emanating in the United States
and adverse 10 It's authority were cir
culatcd I'm whole or in part among the
Filipinos In arms against the United
States. among other inhabitants of
the island or among the soldiers OF the
United States"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
FIRST LAFAYETTE DOLLAR.
President Mckinley, Presents a
to President Loubet.

Paris, March 4.--Mr. Robert J..
thompson. secretary OF the Lafayette
monument commission. as special
commissioner of the United States
representing President Mckinley and
in his name presented 20 President
Loubet Saturday morning the first
Of the Lafayette dollars, which was
enclosed in a casket costing $1,000
The presentation took place at tn.
Elysee palace.
Mr.. Thompson, accompanied by the
United States ambassador, Gen. Hor.
ace Porter, drove from the embassy
to the palace i'm the ambassadors ear.
riage. On arriving az the Elysee al
Haas a. m, they were received by NJ.
Mellard. sub-director OF the protocol.
and Capt. Haguet, OF the French navy,
who was the officer on duty. The
Americans were conducted 70 the
presidents cabinet (study), where NJ.
Loubet was awaiting them. by his
side were NJ. Delcasse. the minister 81
foreign affairs. and Gen. Baillaud. the
chief OF the presidents military cab.
met. several members of the prcsi.
dents military household were also
present.
Gen. Porter introduced Mr.. Thcmp@
son TO President Louhet. and the
presentation Of the dollar was then
made by MIR. Thompson in a few up.
propriate remarks.
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star. and stripe. Torn Down.

Omaha. Neb. March 5.-One OF the
incidents of the heated municipal
campaign which has just closed was
the tearing down and destroying OF
an American flag and the substituting
therefor of a red flag on a flag poe in
Mayor Moore's yard some time Satur-
day night. Sunday morning the mayor
ing where eTstwhile the stars and
stripes floated. As the rope was cut,
his honor had to call on the fire de-
partment 20 run mp a ladder and take
down the red cloth. HAthen ran up
brand-new American fig TO the tor
of the mast. The work is supposed TO
have been done by political opponents
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CITIZENS HELPLESS.
Fires ina Spartansburg and CORY,
Pa, Cause n serious Loss TO
Those Towns.

Cory, Pa, March 5.-The tannery
known as the Western Union tannery
at Spartansburg, with contents, was
destroyed by fire. With no means 20
night the fire, the citizens had 10 stand
helplessly by, watching the only in
dustry OF the town being destroyed.
The loss is $4,000, fully covered by in
surance. 4 hot journal in the drying
room is supposed TO have caused the
fire.
The Cory opera house, with It's en-
tire contents. was also destroyed by
fire. The National hotel and the Cor
ry steam laundry buildings we're bad
~ damaged. Loss on opera house.
$4,000. with small insurance. Other
losses, $1,000; insured.
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THE CUBAN SITUATION
Natives Are Not Preparing for an
Uprising as Expected.
Made by Gen. jas
"A. Wilson, Military Governor OF
the Department OF MatnnHns-
santa Clara, In an Interview.

Matanzas, Cuba, March 5.-Gen. Jas.
II. Wilson, military governor of the
department of Matanzas-Santa Clara,
i'm the course of an interview regard.
ing Cuban affairs sid:
Trouble &c absolutely out of the
question. The future depends largely
upon agricultural prosperity, and
where work is plentiful wages are
good and a country is prosperous no
sensible man wishes to alter condi-
tions.
ANY person who publishes reports
representing the Cu0ans as preparing
for a rising does SO with malicious in
tent TO misreprescnt them or because
he has been led TO believe this by
those who know better. The prospects
of Cuba are very bright. II sugar
goes TO the United States free or Oear-
ly SO, there will be such an influx of
capital aud of immigrants as would
render Cuba ere long one of the rich
est and most prosperous places in the
world.
1.-THE cattle industry yields enor-
nous profits, particularly as respects
working cattle, which can never be re.
placed by mules because the peculiar
conditions are better adapted to cat
tie. Coffee. timber and fruit also offer
great inducements 10 capitalists. and
tobacco planting yields almost imme-
diate returns.
II do not consider that the immedi.
ate future of Cuba depends chiefly
upon schools, road making. improved
sanitation or judiciary reform, al
though of course these things are of
very great importance. The best the
United States can do for Cuba and
the Cubans is to give Fery opportu-
nifty for improving the value of the
land by putting il TO the best uses.
In this way capital could do an inn
mense amount OF good here, as well
as get large returns. | suggest sup
plying cattle for working purposes
on a time basis. accepting regular
rates of interest, which should be
about one per cent. "A month. Cattle
can be landed here at a cost OF SIn-s
yoke which. once here. would bring
more than $50.
large numbers OF working cattle
are required by reliable and hard
working men who are anxious TO OBJ
tain them. We're / man of 25, with en-
ergy and some capital. I should GER
tainly look upon Cubs as one Of the
best places to accumulate wealth"
Gen. Wilson says he has investi-
Chicago. had been endenvoring 10 To-
ment trouble, and has found these
untrue. So far as he Is able 20 judge
Mr.. Drake is an honorable man. who
is in Cuba for pleasure trip.
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FIRE ON THE BowERY.
Three injured ia New York
Lodging House BlAke.

New York. March 5.-Five personi
were burned 10 death and three were
injured in fire which occurred in I
seyen-story lodging house az a q
- Bowery. The dead are; Charlet
Butte, 40 years old; John Clark, a
years old; Edward Doyle. IS years old,
Henry jackson. colored. IS years old
and one unidentified man about a
years old.
stephen Carney, 3 years old. wat
burned about the body. face and handi
and removed 20 "A hospital in a sera
Gus condition; Martin Gallagher. 4
years old. was buraed about the face
and hands and also removed To a hoss
pital; Edward Walker, ~ years old
was burned. but after having hil
wound dressed remained az the loCT
ing house.
All the bodies were taken TO .hS
morgue.
The damage 90 the building amount.
ed TO about $1,000. The place was con.
Quoted by Dominica Milano, and wai
n cheap Bowery lodging house.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
Yvette GuIIbert's Marrow Escape.

Paris, March 5.--Mlle. Yvette Gull
bert narrowly escaped being burned
while asleep in an invalid's chair. The
curtains Of her apartment in the Az
enue de Nilliers caught fire. Choked
with smoke. she awakened and called
for help. being unable 10 walk alone.
as she is only now recovering from
the effects of the recent operation for
the extirpaton of her rignt kidney.
Alarmed by her cries. her attendants
rushed in and removed her TO n place
OF safety, after which the fire was ex-
tinguishcd
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II Purifes
the Blood.
Cures
All Eruptions.
EradicateS
Scroiula.
SCORE FOR THE MENU.
lie Guessed at the French aud struck
NothinE Hut EEEs aud
Toothpicks.

Gnsou-Nexi time take girl 90 French
restaurant / won't H. sa ALTERED smooth.
/ don't care a durn whether shc believes
tax French in MY sleep aud take d French
newspaper. or whether shc thinks ] don't
know a French poodle from a dachshundl
What's the matter now
last night ! thought d ia ~ right down
the card aud puck Oct something every
couple u inches IA strike % about right.
n therrs one thing | can't 60; rs ben
fruit Well. the hrt round We goi Haa
soup with a dropped osg in o.
"Meu. sou didn't have 90 eat ~
The neat prize package ! drew vas
plain omslcitc | fought shy "a d and aid
! was waiting for the nal solid dishes.
"Nes"
well, next / got esrs hrpi.ed IN butter
and then SO sandwichcs' couldn't play
on forever. and had 10 eat en-.
Poor old chap
"Thtn | goi mad and jumped clear 20
the lat thing on the hat for dessert. And
What DO you think the waiter brought usg
Tooihpickfi y Press.
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.nh. na,, I,.nnrIAm.-

Writes Mr. Archie louug. 1917 Oaks Ave.
Wet Superior, Nts. THAT am once more
irte.from that tcrrih.s Neuralgia pam / had
hffr suffering with oFcr i've year, ] am -
thankful. end pleased ofay your 3 DROPS
b. che best mriiCine ever 900 iu my life. l
rrcclvod % lasi November. uscl q night awayt
the hrnt dnse htIpci noe. Many a day
thought | u0ad iie before nv hushaud re-
pain man, of ms friends srr surrrs.s. ard
my thrY ui'l scnd lorsumf &C che "a DROPS.
Sample bottles wi'l l.c scot Go anyone nr ~.
ceipf 81 2ir largr hoil'cs containing 80
does N Qo for Information write. swan
fon kheumatic Cure Co.. l0i =. Lake 81,
Chicago. IN
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TO REFoREsT A WATERSHED
Attempt ca We Made 40 Prevent
Repetition OF the Great Soh---
town Flood of 1850.

Johnstown. Pa. March Am az.
tempt win soon be made 90 refceat
large portion Of the Concunugh
watershed Co prevent damage rom
freshets or a possible repetition q the
Johnstown flood OF 1sso. when Slo.-
100000 in property was carried away
aud nearly nve thousand lives were
lost. The region is peculiarly Liable
10 freshets. owing To it's geological
character and the removal Of its tim
her. and as soon as the weather per-
mits. J. W. Tourney, government su-
perintendent OF tree planting, and am
other working plant expert Of the
government division of forestry will exc
anime the region and decide ON q plan
of refOrestation.
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.pInn.t Mercury" Probably Lost.

Halifax. n. s.. March CA French
man at West Pubnico, near Yarmouth,
reports that he picked up a life pre-
server on the shore with The name
"PIanet Mercury" on II. The steamer
Wanda on Saturday picked up a life
raft and n sailors chest. Several life
prcservers and a steamers hatch were
picked up by South Shore fishermen.
The maine on the preserver found
would seem TO settle the identity Of
,he wrecked steamer.
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Member. of Parliament I'm n Wreck.

Toronto, Ont, March 4.-rhe Mon
treal express on the Canadian Pacific
railroad, due here az 1880 Il. IN. Satur-
day, jumped the track between Ponty
Pool and Burkton. and bounded down
steep embankment, the coaches top
ping over each other as they neared
the bottom of the incline. The train
was moving at rapid rate of speed.
There were a large number Of pas
sengcrs aboard. many being members
of parliament on their way from OF
tawa. Twenty-one persons were in
iured, none of them seriously.
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strike Through sympntbv.

Chicago, March 5.-The union ma.
chinists Of the Chicago. Lake Shore d
Eastern shops, winch are in the hi.
nols steel works yards. have declared
a strike, and 125 of these men did not
go to work. They are in sympathy
with the steel works employees. and
will not go back 10 work. they saw.
until their grievances are attended TO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09

~ authority upon Chfm.tfry uns lcctuT
Ing before % WFiI knuWH WOMAN .nh afI
Illustrating be rCmnrka With rErTumrult.
AZ went ucll until De- paused 8 -H1mrit
and then sid I'm fCr sHffl lui ! must
atA anf ni fhf aaifa who u.r Ilnr powder
thts experiment. AL thr rasgr ] lm about
to 90 free have peculiar affinity ior be-
mufh aut furu BE- purple.
MhruuIln ihn entire audicucc save three
courageous usicrs rutc aud hcd from TIE
room. SIS hauI IIutr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
p.o,,atna for Pension BIII-.

Washington. March C.-rhe house
on rules decided on rule
giving two Fridays Of each month for
private pension bills, in place OF night
sessions. and will report the new rule
unless a definite and authoritative I'M
lerstanding on both sides of the house
.an be had.
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WOs.MissH
Women

arc invited 20 wrSfo 10
Mrs. Pisskfsan, for FREQ
advice about their health.
Mrs. PinkSsans Is q wc-
man.
~ you have painful
periods, bSokach9S or
any Of fIB0 moro serious
us Of women write 10
Mrs. PinStIsanss she haS
helped nSUiGifssd0s. Your
letter Will 30 saore0Iy
CoHfffeEsdIai.
Lydia e PEnkhans's
Vegetable Compound Is
known wherever fhe Eng
Hsk language Is spoken
Nothing eEse can pOssf-
bly, DO SO sure 10 help suf-
fariHg w0Dseos No other
rsstsiiscsne has helped SO
many
Remember fhEs when
something oIs0 Is sTg-
DeSfod.
Mrs. Pfnkhans's ADJ
dress Is EysnS Mass
Her helpEsag Isass Is
always Oufsfrefched to
SEgffos,fsss vk1H,,oz,-
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Blood HunOrs
Are Cured by
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

81 always take
Hoods Sarsaparilla la
the Spring aud 10 II
the best blood purifier
| know OF Miss
PEARLEGiuFrIS, Bald
win, Mich
" Eruptions that
came Ou my face have
all disappeared since |
began taking Hoods
Sarsaparillu lt,uri
my fathcrof caiarrh -
AiruA hAMtLTON,
bloomington, Ind
~ had scrolula sores
all over my back and
face, l began taking
Hoods Sarsapariila
and In a few weeks |
could not 50 any sign
oftle sores % ONO B.
Moons, Mount Hope,
Mls
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
british Force IA nrltIsh rerrI,ory.

Rio Janeiro, March 4. Information
has reached this city that armed Brit
ish forces which are in brazilian terri.
tory near Rio Iiranco have hoistcd a
British flag. The authorities arrested
some persons suspected of conspiracy
against the government. Several Of
ficers Of the army. and navy are among
the suspected persons.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
Inrurnncc AGENTS E.n

Chicago, March 5.-Nenrly 30 agents
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
received injuries by the collapse of a
small grand stand upon which they
were being photographed and which
fell distance c. ten feet.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09

Managua. Nicaragua, March 4.-The
news of the remodelling OF the Clay
ton Bulwcr treaty and Of the revised
form being sent to the senate Of the
United States has just reached Mic
aragua. The people of this country
now declare their faith in the early
completion of the c@nal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09

Pittsburgh. Pa. March 6.-The In
Window Glass Manufac-
turers' association, formed last De-
cember Nv number of the independ-
ent manufacturers. has proved a fail
ure. and notices hove been sent out
that the association IL
IarI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
nndIy Rcnten Nv "a nnrnInr

Norfolk, Va, March 5.-George ".
Miller. a baker, and his wife were at
tackled by n burglar while asleep AZ
their home in this city. and so seri.
ously injured that IL is feared one or
both Of them may die. lie then took
all the money in the house and es-
capped.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
DIscussed sunragc LerI.In,ion.

Washington, March AN impor.
tant conference Of representative
Afro-Americans was held here NJ
which the testing of the suffrage law
legislation of the southern states. es.
pecially Louisiana, was thoroughly
discussed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09
To California Quickly aRd Comfort
nKlN

Wa Chicago. Union Pacific and North.
Mesirn Lane. The Overland Limited
lCasa Chicago daily ESQ T. n, arrives San
Francisco fhs afternoon n third dlf. and
los Angeles neXt morning No changs az
ears Al meals ir dining carr Bullet,
smoking and library carr. with barber The
beet ~ everything "Ihr Pacific Express
leaves Chicago daily 10 ln T. NJ. with hrst-
class and through tourist slccpcu to talii0r-
p'a. Personally ,onduricd excursions every
lhurday All agents sr.l tickets va Chi.
eaeo q Norh.Wcaicru K'y. For iull Boz.
formation and illustrated pamphlet apply ~
W. b. kuiskcrn. - Fifth ave. Chicago. M.
Wee arc the peop'e-the Bushmen Yale
Record
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San Francisco. March A launch
If the transport Hancock blew up at
ler dock Saturday, seriously injuringl
.wo OF the crew. IL is believed that
Ter boilers had been allowed TO run
~. 1he ...4lSk aid EGi sink.
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Fought VIII Axe-.

Norfolk, Va, March 4.-As n result
If a quarrel between their wives. Ear
yGilmore. aged 80. and stephen Shaw,
aged as, fought a duel with axes al
herr home in Northampton county.
gilmore split Shaw's head in twain.
The murderer escaped.
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Washington, March G.-The presi-
lential party reached Washington.
from New York Monday morning ats
;:25 o'clock. The return trip was
without special incident.
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= sword for Cronje.

Paris, March 4.-Ihe subscription
opened by NJ. Henri Rochefort TO buy
Gen. Cronje a sword now amounts TO
more than 5000 francs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-09

Wee are the psople-'he BosAmen Yale