London, July 8.
It is announced that, in view of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce's disapproval of the sugges-jo Boxer Indemnity Bill 'a means of bargaining with China for a revision of the Trademarks Samuel, oP. member of of the Association of British Cham-of Commerce, has withdrawn opposition to the Bill.
The "Manchester Guardian" says that good hopes for the settlement of the Trademarks dispute are entertained and that the dropping of the indemnity claim as far as the British Government is concerned will probably increase the grounds for these hopes.—Reuter.
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