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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29
Prof. Grsiner,

Not SO full a. house greeted this gentle,
man, LAST evening, as we should have been
glad TO have seen. His two glsss engines
srs astonishing Productions, and alone d.
serve the price Of admission. The professor
exhibits every evening this week, and w
call upon our citizens to give him packed
audience every might. A Mr. johnson wac
the lucky rgy man who got = glass pipe.
Now mustn't It be luxury to be ugly and
get glass pipel
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AT the bali Of the Nameless Club, We are
advised that our elegant neighbor Sher-
man wns represented by the charming
Miss Dorchester and the M0ssrs. Tolliver,
Story, Manson and Hall, merchants Of that
city. They returned the next day fasoin-
ated with their trip, and 10th to bid us au
revoir.
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WANTED--By frst-cass business man,
who has une1ceptional references, stu
alton either a. salesman or book-ke0per.
Would have no objection to going out in
the country to take charge of store. No
salary asked until parties satisfy them
selves that there are no misrepresanta-
tons. Address +. +. Guedry, Dallas,
Texas 1a . klEE4eT@ VS d'dS'
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"A countryman, in coming into the
city, yesterday, dropped bucket of butter
out of his wagon into the road. Discover
ing his loss, he returned, and finding the
spot where it split itself out, he tracked
Its whereabouts to grove, where q COM
pany Of picnicers were fslcitating them
selves over its capture. lilo took II in
good humor, sat down and discussed its
quality with his despoilsrs. 1874 hti
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Mr.. Jas. W. SEYMOUR, representing the
extensive sugar rehneries Of Messrs. Fair
banks & Gilman, of New Orleans, is in the
city. He has not called at the Herald Of
Zoe, but will not fail todrop in to see our
merchants dealing in his line, who will
no doubt find it to their interest to pstro.
nze his house.
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LITTLE Store around the corner on
Jefferson st., two doors from Main at, the
bost Of wines and liquors. Also, agent
for 4. Brunswick billiard tables. In
proved cushions. VIM. X. 0RRICK,
65dlw Proprietor.
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In the city yesterday were Mr.. H. g.
HOlconbe, of Oxford, Miss, and Col,
Bowles, of Bryan, oil looking for habi-
tation--a name they have already won for
being substantial gentlemen, and who
would make valuable citizens.
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BOWMAN and his man Friday (Long)
defed us in our den last evening, and ac-
tually wh.led away Eve minutes while We
were forging thunder; and yet, after all
this, how these worthless con live and
smile, is moro than we can understand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

gEIFlyougwAsrFa frozen julep, Catawba
cobbler, or q rod hot punch, drop in at
Merchanis' Exchange, under Dallas hotel.
Prescriptions prepared withscsrc. "Cham-
payne Charley" behind the bar.
N. B.-We sell only the very best wines
and liquors. Try our pony brandy and
the Social cigar. 67dlw
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Volumes of dust Sunday.

4 "a safety valvs--A now bonnet.
q "A baseball club is gossiped about
y --Canariss at oil the doors and windows
I'd Boys are robbing hooking bird nests.
AN alligator in the Trinity Sunday
Better than law suits--suits of white
Always in "the yellsw leaf--the back
of Harper's Magazine.
"A suburban house is getting up a rep.
utAtion for being haunted.
"A boxing match between two we'll.
known sports is announced.
"A gentleman was in the city Saturday
contemplating q paper mill.
"A Quaker colony is talked OF in ives.
tern Texas.
Wild eats are playing havoc with
poultry in the country.
Throwing water from chamber win.
dows is one Of tho Accomplishments Of
y Dallas chamber f'
I'D An Italian expert has declared there
10 silk.producing worm in Dallas.
Every body acknowl lodges the pres
enoe of the warm weather by politely per-
spring, 90 Is @h{t3GL - '8yi
"A farmer, living near Breckenridge,
in this county, had his sheep-fold visited
by o pack ofswolves, the other night.
"A petrifed tooth, weighing half q
pound, was found on Ross avenue, yester-
days. sau.Ma bsa sMe1asl 10 a,aa II
The clerk of the weather is informed
that we regard him success as sprink-
Ter, SO come down with your rain. !
-Four dairies are supported by our
citizens, to the extent Of four hundred
dollars month, each. ~
An artasian we'll has been sunk in
front of Jones stove store. lgfls
"A man foil from q scaffold near the
colored church, yesterday. and broke two
ofhis ribs. < 4 }8a u ttBBaEl
81 Lone square furnished an aggregate Of
fifty dogs in our city, Sunday, and it was
ou the short side Of our dog population, at
that. so 500 ssNff3H 90 aAr
-Sampsel, paymaster Of the T. p,
9 bushes beneath the attention Of the en-
~ ployess Of that road, and yet Sampsel viii
"a spell his name with one !. ,o,,.
"a N--Rey. H. W. Smith Of the Dallas cir
cult has opened the artillery Of the Cos
pel on tn Q sinners Of this circuit, and the
eateso + he'll ca nnot prevail against him
will improvements never cease? And
7 now comes Messrs, Holland 4 Long with
number of cool, airy and well-cushicned
hacks for Fort Worth daily. .ast p
"A soothing jsNs-hsrp beguileth one Of
the nations wards in Freedmanto wn, and
still hs would rather give up his harp than
not 30 free. 0HtA TFEFEfl' 4
"A couple Of jocular bucks tried
charipsri on newly-wedasd pair, on tho
west side Of, the river. Sunday night and
were invited 10 take champagne through
q double barrelcd shot gun. Laying down
their tinware and crokery, they remarked
that as it was very near sunrise they
thought they would return to the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

We were not abls 70 attend the brilliant
little entertainment given by this club the
other evening, but understand that it
passed off most delightfully."-. The beauty
and the chivalry Of our city gave eelat
while music's sensuous charms warmed
the young blood and gave zest TO the
revelry OF the hour Courtly richness
and charming taste characterized the
costume s Of the fair participants, and the
tout snssmbl, presented fairy scene Of
gallantry, loneliness and starry bright
ness. We desire to apologize for not hav'
ing given more seasonablc notice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

Our dealers in tobacco and cigars, who
contemplate replenishing their stock in
st. Louis, las is their interest) should visit
the establishment of Fred. Oppenheimer,
No. lis North Second street. ram aFO
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Owner Wanted.

d A purse was picked up on the street
yesterday, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying for this
notice. Apply to W. F. Cummins, south
side Of the Public Square. "67dlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

SNYDER & HOLMES are the largest paper
manufacturers in the West, and will fill
all orders for paper Of all kinds at less
price than any house in st. Louis, Mer'
chants and stationers.can order direct from
their house in 81. Louis. 57dtf
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Notice..

Notice.
We propose 10 sell the best mattresses
ever made 10 the State Atthe lowest prices,
We defy competitor In price or quality. A
large stock always kept to furnish any
size orders. Call and examine before yen
purchase elsewhere. Manufactured and
sold by st5oD a STEAGALL 4, co.
vl-nS2-dwly. Elm street, Dallas Texas
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Parties DESTROYS of being supplied with
ice for the season, can have it left at their
door every morning, by leaving their or
dsrs at the HERALD Office. 46-dl i'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

Fresh stock Of Havana and Domestic
Cigars received per express at the
KENTUCKY,
50dtf Cor. Main md Market Streets.
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AN owner is wanted for purse con-
tanning an amount of money. See adver-
tisement In another column. .@'i' :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

For SALE CnEAp-A good Singer sew
ing machine, Inquire Of John s. Wilmer,
agent Studsbaker wagons. 67dlw
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Read This, Everybody.

y 100 copies "Birds Eye View ofthe Cit,
of Da Has" for sale at So each by H. G
Hoskins s. Co., Elm street. 65dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

THREE No. i billiard Tables for sale a
low figures Apply. TO- y.s4s-ss
63d 1w FENDLEY & MILLER.
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steagall 4 Co. have received large in
voice of elegant chromos, which range in
prices from rs cents to $40. They are
perfect gemsio fart. Call and see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-29

. M. Thcvsnet;is the authorized sgsntfOr
the Odd Fellows Joint Stock Company.
lie is to be found every day, from "a. NJ.
to IL NJ, at Odd Fellows Hall. 64dlm
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a sAvAGECgTTIlsG AFrRAY
: gBVERHK WI ID
The Wound Supposed to DO Fatal

An alteration OF q serious nature oc-
Cured in East Dallas yesterday afternoon,
which il likely to involve the life Of one
Of the parties. 4 man by the name Of
Conner demanded payment Of an account
Of some four dollars from another man by
the pane ofsMcDaniel. Upon Mcdaniel re-
fpsing, liqidatiopv Of the sane, CSnnor'
drsv n 'ksHe, and iapeiled By his, ovp
Tse pndltbs brntsl libadastioniof nan
by the nam OF Harper, plunged it in Mo
Daniels side, who then ran, but was pur-
sued by Common Weak from the hemor-
rhape Of blood which guShed from his side
like a miniature cataract, Conner soon
caught up with him, and was upon the
point Of supplemeniing his first attack by
another murderous thrust Of his knife,
when the wounded man implored him not
to kill him. Becoming alarmed Mt tho
sight Of III. terribl. result Of his first at.
tack, he returned, and WAS subsequently
arrested blythe Deputy Sheriff. McDapisl
was carried % ths round house, and his
wounds dressed. The character Of his
wounds are sifch ssto leave but little hopes
of his recovery.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-11
xpettaI Aatlees.
Facts fer the People

As the virtues OF medicines can only be asOsr
tanned BY careful observation, 1t is to be regretted
thas many Of the Drugs still prescribed By some
physicians should retain place In our kaisria
Me1isa. A an instance Of this that vile drug
Balsam Copsiba. furnishes an example. About the
year 1850, the spaniards In the Island Of san Do
mingo having become afhioted with certain Gem
plants, thought according 70 the prevailing notion
80 that time that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam CopAIba came into use but never has = hAu-
seating drug done more injury, for It net only
changes the nature Of the disease 70 more dread
full state than the original but t ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in lie wsrst
foFms. To avoid this drug and in efectRthe SA-
MARITANS GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, il
within the reach OF all Only ten pills TO be TAKEN
and win cure every time in from two 70 four days
Male packages, -; female, %.
sold by x Bringhurst Co., sixth and Market !
z McInall, second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and By Druggists generally. JelT-ly
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-11

IIrERARx ENTERTAINMENT LAST EvESEa-
PLEAsANT AEFAIR.

LITKRARX ENTERTAINMENT LAST EvESEd-A
PLEASANT AYFAfR.
Last evening the literary exercises connected
with the annual meeting OF the Histor ioAl Soce-
ty of Delaware, came of At the room OF the
Society in the Masonic Temple. DR. II. F. Az
kew presided, and Rev. T. Gardiner Littell act
ed IS. Secretary pro tenn. The exercises opened
with prayer by Ri Rev. Bishop Lee. The audi
ence was not large. numbering only some sixty
persons but many of our prominent citizens
were. included.
Duane, OF Philadelphia, who read an interesting
sketch OF Gen Joseph Reed. We are una
BILE to print . synopsis Of tho paper, II was lis
tened to with great interest and close attention.
At its close DIR. L. p. Bush Of this city, was in
troducod, and read an attractive Historical pa
per on Archibald Hamilton Rowan.
DIR. Bush prefaced his remarks, by the preeen-
tAtion, to the Society OF some valuable relics
consisting OF documents. and various articles
presented by this eminent Irishman. to persons
Of this city. They were the gift OF j. Morton
Poole, Esq and the Misses Hamilton OF this
city.
On motion OF Dr. Grimshaw, thanks we're re-
turned to the speakers OF the evening, for tleir
very interesting and pleasing actresses.
DIR. r. X Porter. IN few eloquent remarks
presented to the Society on behalf Of the donors
the following relies:
Copy OF President James Folks fret ann al
message, printed gu satin, at the Office Of the
Ddity UDOe Wd5ulBNOnt LAC. = 1919 FROM
VIM. O. Forton.
From the same, an indenture. or conveyance
Of all that tract OF land between New Castle aud
Duck Creek Hundred. to Richard Griffith dated
in the Reign Of George Ill 1850. Also KcnArd
Grifiths will signed with his mark.
From the same ii volumes Of the Journals OF
Congress, early sessions.
DR.. Bush, on behalf OF Henry Rogers, Esq, Of
New Castle, presented the following;
Original copy Of letter from Geu. Washington.
An act passed during the rcgn OF George Ill
in relation to 3 marsh on the Blackbird creek
Letters from various hi ,torica psrsonAges, in
the early history OF our Government
Original deeds Of two grants Of land in South
Carolina.
plot Of the various routes surveyed by Geo
Washington post roads from Washington t }
buffalo.
Copies OF tho Pennsylvania Packet and DEL.
dledre Advertiser, OF 1853 and 1852 Besides
various others letters and papers.
Pamphlets were received from the Historical
Societies Of Pennsylvania aud Massachusetts
and letter was read from Prof. Peters OF Bo--
| ton acknowledging his election as Core spuud.
| ing Secretary OF the $. ;iety,
Rev T. Gardner Llttell arose and Invited those
| present, who were not members, 0 attach them
| selves to the Society. Tie meeting then ad.
| journed.
After psrtAlling Of Refreshments in the shspe
/ OF coffee and light cake-. the guests departed
\ highly pleased with the evening entertainment.
= Wednesdays Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-11
OUR LOCAL FINANCES.

A careful examination will show that the City
Is not At all in bankrupt condition. Its re-
sources, under ordinary circumstances are am.
pie, but in the stringent times from which We
are Just emerging they ,eould mot be realized.
For instance, the Legislature has authorized the
issue Of bonds for certain city purposes. Some
Of these bonds have been sold, and some have
not, but in several cases the City Council, Antic-
ipAting their sale, has taken money, the pro-
eeeds Of taxes, from the Treasury, and applied
IL to the object for which the bonds are to be
sold. AZ fast as they can be disposed Of there
fore, their proceeds will properly and justly
come into the Treasury for the payment Of cur
rent expenses.
From this time, until July, the city will be
straitsnsd for funds but it will have suficsnt,if
close economy IL exercised, to meet all necessary
payments, With fair degree of promptituds.
Economy must DO considered, and it is the pur-
pose Of the majority OF Council that it shall be,
yet there are VARIOUS items Of expense which
cannot be reduced, however severe the pressure
Of the time. Interest must be paid, and the po-
lios force must be maintained. The streets
must ke cleaned and lighted. The Fire Depart
msnt must be supported. The water supply
must DO kept up. Salaries are and always have
bean, very moderate; there is little or no ros N
for reduction in them.
Altogether, it is true that what we now need
In the management of our local hnAnoes-in-
Guiding both those Of the City Council, and tho
Board Of Education-is harmonious counsel,
economical expenditure, and good mAnagsm emit.
The credit Of the city is dsservedly high. Her
financial integrity stands unimpAired. She pays
her interest regularly and promptly, and her tax
alton ID moderate compared with that Of other
cities. Her bonds, at ak per cent, are safe, and
Agood investment. Other corporations promisc
higher rate Of interest, but in the long run
Wilmington SKIES will exceed in their satisfactory
results to the holder. nine out Of ten of all the
classes Of securities offered to investors.
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Kn.alEGToz DEL.
Thursday AftoTnoons Dec. 70.
rHk aALrEMoRR AM OHIO RAILRoAp.

The board OF directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday unanimously reelected
John ". Garrett President for the.ensuing year,
q bsing bis sixtssnth. In the absence OF Nj.
Garrett in Europe. John King, .Jr., was unani-
mously elected president pro tenn That Mr..
Garrett should be reelected, year after ysar,.is
not at all surprising. After all, he has been
very successful In maintaining the contest with
the Pennsylvania railroad, and the two lines
through New York. All have pursued different
policies, Mr.. CARROTS being the most careful
and prudant. Colonel Scott has Ventured and
extended to immense lengths the Erie and
New York Central have bean involved, by the
men who controlled them, in all sorts Of spscu-
lAtivs operations but the Baltimore d Ohio
has pursued an even and steady policy, not At
all liberal In many respects, but always very to-
naoious. It's organization has been compact, and
hrm. It has made . great deal of money, and
spent Il near home. While Col Scott has been
looking away to Texas, and lying rails across
the,prAiries toward the PAcihc-all for the honor
and advantage of the Pennsylvania railroad
Mr. Garrett has contented himself with getting
his line to ssndusky and Chicago. He led Of, in
the establishment Of . line OF ocean steamers
but they belong in Europe. and the caah Of the
Baltimore and Ohio box has not been much
used in their behalf.
The policy of the Pennsylvania Company has
been far-Aighted one, and IL it can be main
tanned its results will be immensely successful,
in the end. But for the present, Mr.. CARROTS
plan Of home development. re-investing his
earnings in the old line or it's near connections,
II At least the most comfortable Expansion
entails prodigious drain Of resources, while
concentration husbands them. We do not say
that Mr.. Garrett has beaten Mr.. Scott. for he
has not undertaken the same race; nor il it
certain whether the comprehensive plan Of the
latter may not yet be fully developed under his
control but for the present, Mr.. Garrett seems
80 occupy the strongest and most comfortable
position, and his road to be in the safest and
soundest condition OF all the fonr great lines
Aoross the country.
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LITERARY NOTES.

-Appston's Journal. in its review Of new
books, refers in the following complimentary
manner to volume recently published by one
Of our Wilmington authors -
Birdie and his Fairy Fdands," by Margaret
7. CANDY, is brightnlittle book OF simple fairy
stories, for children who havent quite attained
TO the enjoyment Of the Arabian Nights, and
other more mature literature Of this most fAci-
mating kind. :" Birdie" belongs to the very
youngest readers and the book happily auo-
eesds iin giving them entertainment without
Freshness, and without that cant which mAny
writer's think ii necessary to pour forth upon ali
human beings, even from their birth.
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RAILROAD COLLISION SEAR sIAz1ssHAM.

RAILROAD COLLISION SKAR BIRAISsHAM.
LONDON. DEC 10.
A serious collision occurred near Birmingham,
this morning. between two trains, Thirty per.
sons are reported killed and wounded. A heavy
fog prevailed.
DKxaK FOG AGAIN TO-DAY -sKRIoUs ooNsEouKso-
The city Is again enveloped in dense fog.
Three persons were killed on the river by col
lision OF vessels.
The hospitals are filled with people run owe
or otherwise wounded.
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nAzAINE FouNn GUILTY.

One Of the greatest military trials on record is
that Of Marshal Bazains, which closed At YER
sAilles, yesterday, with verdict Of Guilty, un-
Gminously agreed on by the judges. Before
they withdrew, BazAine solemnly declared his
innocence saying; II swear, before Christ,
that have not betrayed France" They return.
cd, however, with an adverse verdict, and the
sentence that that he be condemned to death
and degraded from his rank previous to his e1-
eution.
After the Judgment had been rendered, all
the members Of the court signed an appeal for
mercy, which the Duke d AumAle Immediately
conveyed in person to President MAchAhon.
may be presumed that it will be granted, bui
though his life be saved, the conviction and sen
tenoe will have forever destroyed the once bril-.
liant military record Of BazAine.
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rVrOm our IA.s naiuoo. OF Yssssraay.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.

WASHINGTON, Dec 10.
BKNATE.
A majority Of the finance committee reported
. resolution directing the committee 70 report .
bill for the tissue OF currency Reasonable In spe-
ole. Mr.. BAyard presented minority report on
the same subject, but after debate the resolution
was made the specie order for next Monday.
Mr.. Ferry introduced bill authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to issue forty-four
million reserve fund. adding it to the permA-
nSnt circulation.
HOUSE.
The committee agreed to recommend an APP
preparation OF four millions for the immediate
requirements Of the navy.
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The Chilly Blasts of Autumn
Remind US OF making suitable preparations for the
Approaching seasO' when Gu aneous Affections In
crease and multiply, when q rough face, chapped
hlnds, cracked lips, &C. are the common lnheri-
lance Of all. Appropriate and seasunabe informa-
lion for those annoyed wi az irr taDle, Unframed
excOrirated condition Of the skin il the enumera-
ton Of the following list Of really valuable rene
dies:
Flower Scented Glyceriue.
ure GlyceTine.
Gycerine Cream.
Cod Cream.
Camphor Ice and GycerinOl
Rose Lip save.
English GlyeeTine Jelly.
kRrg's Periumed Glycerine.
s si,ss cauPhOr Ice with Glyccerine,
Amandine.
Among the very best Soaps for winter use we
Prices sOndaed eiycerine Soap. y Glycerins.
Colgate's Transparent "
lndexcal Dat Meal and 4" "
Pure White Castle SOAP
Pure Olve-Pa m Soap
Low SONS Rng ish ycsrne Soap.
sargs Liquid Glycerine soap.
Stubborn CutaneOus Affections as Tett &C., are
often relieved by one OF the following soaps:
CasWe's Junp per Tar Soap
Colgate's Medi ;inal Tar soap
Calyert's CarJonc Toilet Soap
hrdi al soap
Constantine's Pine Tar Soap
Dislnfecting (Carbone) soap
Pecks CarOOllc soap
all the foregoing articles with many others of the
same class, for sale by
cor. Sixth and Market streets
Wilmin0Lan del
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TIE PROTOCOL AND TTs TERMS.
wAsHISaToE, Dec. 10.
When on the 10Th OF Nov. the Protocol was
signed By the Secretary of State and Admiral
Pole, the agreement was conclusive and required
no endorsement Of the two governments.
The Vrgfnists survivors will be delivered to
the United States vessel at Santiago, and the
vessel be delivered At some port other than HA-
vanA, on TUESDAY next, in daylight.