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CAV Ed IN.
The Virginius' Surrender to an
American War Ship.
THE PRISONERS TO BE GIVEN UP.
JoveIlar Sure His Orders
Will Be Obey ed.
TOWED OUT OF HARBOR.
Bahia Honda Made For
ever Famous.
TowED OUT OF HARBoR.
TeleeaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA Dec. -, 1873.
The virginius has gone to the port Of Bahia
Honda, 60 miles west of Havana, where she
will be delivered by Spanish man-of-war to
vessel of the United States Navy.
BAHIA HONDA
Bahia Honda (deep bay) is one of the har-
bors of Cuba, situated on the north coast of
the island, GO miles west southwest Of
Havana. It is protected by fort. The bay
has been resorted to by privateering vessels,
and is now place for the landing of slaves.
SURRENDER OF THE vIRGINIUs PRISONERS.
Captain General Jovellar has given the ne
.cessary orders for the transfer of the Virginius
prisoners at Santiago de Cuba to an American
man-of-war to-day.
THE CAPTAIN GENERAL CONFIDENT THAT HE
WILL BE oBEYED.
The Captain General is certain that his
orders will be carried out and the men de-
uvered at the appointed time.
The virginius Towed Out OF Harbor in
tho Early Morning-A Spanish War
Ship Acts rs Escort.
HAVANA, Dec. 12 1878.
The steamer virginius was towed out of the
harbor of Havana this morning at halfpast
four o'clock by tugboat,
GUARDED by A SPANISH WAR SHIP.
The Spanish war steamer Isabella la Catolica
acted as escort. At seven clock this morn
ing the tugboat returned to the city,
TeIegraphic Communication Between
Havana and Santiago de Cuba Inter-
ruptcd-Tho Steamer Ossipec Ordered
to Santiago de Cuba.
KEY WEST, Dec. IL, 1873.
Telegraphic dispatches have just been re-
,ceived here from Havana which state that the
wires between that city and Santiago de Cuba
are interrupted.
THE STEAMER ossIpEE.
The steamer Ossipee, which has been de-
tanned for orders and repairs, will leave to-
morrow for Santiago de Cuba.
No Omcial Confirmation of the Dcpar-
ture OF the VirSinius from Havana.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1873.
Although there is tonight no official confrma-
ti0n OF the report that the steamship virginius
was towed out OF the harbor OF Havana this morn
ing it is considered to be reliable in view OF the
fact that the recent agreement between Secretary
Fish and Admiral Polo contemplated her surrender
to vessel OF the United States within little more
than q week from the time it was made, and this
movement is regarded as preliminary to a fulfil
ment Of the stipulation The impression is that
the surviving passengers and crew OF the virginius
will be delivered on the same day.
The Latest Report from Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec II, 1873.
The virginius will be delivered to the Captain Of
the Canandaigua in the harbor Of Santiago de
Cuba and the prisoners to the commander Of the
Juniat2.
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Denis Donovan, No. East Twelfth
street. formerly at Demoncos has reduced his tabl
dhote prices; also, la carte and private dinners
duced.
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Died.

HUTCHINSON. Friday morning, December H.
ELLA, only daughter OF Matthew and Mary M
Hutchinson, aged years, months and IL days
Notice OF funeral In Sundays Herald.
lFor other Deaths See Second Paoe.l
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No Omcial Confirmation of the Dcpar-
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The Latest Report from Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1878.
The virgnus will be delivered to the Captain Of
the Canandaigua in the harbor OF Santiago de
Cuba, and the prisoners to the commander Of the
IuniAt2.
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A Trial OF Madame Porter's Cough
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FAINT quiet natural sleep, gives rest the mother
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ALLIBONE'S DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS.
New Dictionary of Poetica Quotations, Covering tn
Entire Field OF British and AMERICAN Poetry, from tn
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~. ffon, ::ths pfretnfa (ytr.) Enterprise.
Wo hear many storioa Of canine Intelligence,
but tho etoricH Of feline snartncsH nro loss n,i
1oros. pollcoinatl tfxytoh, ,of this oity, however,
has cot which yesterday eayo o1ldhnes Of moro
tli1n ordinary cat Honso. Thia cat Ia Of tho
Thomas porsuason. Yesterday this cat camo to
its master. ana by scratching Ut his logs and
"yowing," intimated that thoro waa something
up. Thinning that this behavior III Ills cat indE-
catoa that ho doslrod something to cat, Mr.. Hay
ton gavo tho cat Blioo OF beof, whom tho animal
at onco tan away with 1t. In about minute ho
tteeappeared and !, again began begging. bfr.
Hayton thought 1t strange that tie at was SO
Of beef. This tho cat took In hia mouth md
agsn took lttnself OF. Mr. Hayton followed
him and WAS somewhat astontshod to 500 him 90
out upon. tho sidewalk and drop tho meat
through a lnot loo. On going to the rlnoo and
looking through tho ktlot ho1e, Mr. Hnyton
found under. tho walk throo small kittins, 30
young that their eyes woro scarcely opon. No
moshor cat was near, nor waa thore q place any-
whore in tho vicinity wlloro 4 ont could have
found a holo through which to l,avo crawled
undor tho walk. 1t would aoom thnt in his ram
blca Mr. 11ayton'a ".ThomaB" had found tho
kittens, md. Burmining or understanding from
their crlos that they wore hungry, had seE about
providing for thoir wants in tho manner rolntod
above,
, 1873-11-09
A Mootiug in Behalf OF the Proposed
stlHOmc.ss

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: ao'sing.vom would like to aay few
words in bohalf OF the contemplated tt Home for
Working Girls" earnestly hope that some
Good 5amaritan will call meeting and got al,
the sewing-womon and girls together to firmly
decide that they will not work for nothing and
board themselves; and also got their friends
together with them. Many OF the bost ladies Of
Chicago ought to take an interest in those hard-
working and poorly-paid girls. Hayo them all
come together and cast their votes in favor of q
trial Homo. started on a large scale, with COM
petent managers, and get tue noble women Of
our city intefoatod In tho institution, and
they ty oan got thor sowing dono there
pay, now TO- tho merchants, and lot the hard
working working-woman receive the benefit in
stead OF tue capitalist. There are saving women
10 thus city to-day, engaged IN making moat clab
chants receive ss to ei3 for T tic IN mak;nc ljru,
Of e,f,,. eaoh and those sowing-women hire
gir1lls gg,t1l to sew = n for ~ them at tho
boarding nor lodging them, simply because
thoy have got home. and thoir parents allow
them to work. to tho disadvantage OF all those
that Il: have to earn q living and havo no homes,
the streets today Offering to SOW in Families for
thst arc Offering to work for 81 per day. Now.
It that were my case, would go to some other
town or city, Or go to work at some other kind
OF employment, aud not ruin the prospects of
hundreds OF others that have got living to
earn, and. perhaps, children or aged or invalid
parents to support. And Nc must not ali turn
hlouse.seryants-notfr from the fact TINT we are
too lszy, Of too oldmeidish somo ono Te:
married mara % IN 1ast Sundays TRlBuNE, but simply
from tue fact that all too soon their wages viii
cannot live decently. "
nentlemen. please call \ mooting; got tho
Ladies together; got organized; got something
done bofore the wintor il here In earllent. =
4 LuQKkn- On.
, 1873-11-09

70 sh1 kd1foT Of 17se Chicago If1bunt;
bin; What women want Ia not charity, but
1ustice' Let them 10 thoroughly educated, and
follow any vocation thoy ploaso, Without being
thought MASCULINE for 1t, or out Of their appro-
prtato sphere. Almost all working women hayo
to support ono or moro porsons. IL woman
has husband, 1t Ia listle dliIorent In regard
to monoy.tnattors; but husbands awear or
groWl at al'y outlay OF money. oxcept for i'm
mediate necessity. Isn't 1t 4 ella,no to treat
helngsf How tho papers show lor up, a.
Z sho wore curiosity, or not human.
DO Quincy says that II" It took centuries Of
Dlookloada to raise camp-stool into chair"
10 lpr proper place2 It ts only : few years ago
thas loaruod council decided ello had o soul.
Lot us go Oh. How wo do advance She n,ay
yet be thought equal to her Lord anl Master
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