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- Y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d 8

RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
II No. 1OOI, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
vEEY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE THREE
sEoMs sF5ss s 4kSnIk HSSi sarsa Tl M
g99 I3TH sTREET, BErwEEk -kSoK
saGaaE. IT A SSfHSbr1 To
81 esloes o., We .sal sell 10 fesSt q the ' prem 9
street, opposite Franklin Square, it being Lot :,
IN .g9srs, No 70 rs having front Of saa feet With
ten rooms, including bath rOoIA saloon psror, with
We deem il unnecessary 70 say anything relstive
to the advantages and beautiful location of tue
o aSs o ssd It Il @ s11TS "a to be
Trims: 09e-haIf cash; balance in and Il months
sold, with interest from sy OF sale. All conyeyalc
ing s = ss SRs fis q
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED pntll
and slS s1SSe. ssksS q "t .1ct,5nssi,,
STRE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, May oh, AZ the same
"G ma5 SD p'''' askES & WILLIAMS VII .uct..
ElY LATIhEB q OLEARY,
~ AuctieDeers and Resl Estste Broker.,
enth street, star Ofios Building.
sss BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated
March IA. d: 1873, duly recorded 10 liber u.s.
pisc q Of IL Goa@bs snd at q the request q
ihe party secured thereby, will sell at public auc
ton, In Fl ont of the premises on WEDNESDAY,
May OH, 1874, at o O'clock p. m, all thar Certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying in the
city Of Washington, District Of Columbia, known
aEd described upon the plat books Of said city as
part Of Lot numbered fifty five, 1851 in James Nil
len 8 subdivision Of Square numb ed one hundred
aud ninety four, 1884, ami containing 900 square
feet. The above property Is on Sampson street,
between 18th and 10th and p and streets north
wrist,
Terms Of sale: ESQ cash; balance in six (6)
months With interest from day Of salo and secured
~ deed OF trust on the pro perty. 4 deposit of
SlOO required at time Of sale. Convey ancing al
purchasers cost If terms of sale not com plisd
with in seven days, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the perty at the risk and of the
defaulting purchaser, after five go days adver-
tisemeDt fn some newspaper published IN the city
of Washington.
JAMES K. DOUGLAS, Trustee.
aI22-eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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E0U15ATIoNs DUG 0HsAf,
: 4Hos. A,sElLLIAMs. 1885,.
DSS1s s. 4sUs s0x ~ 9: ::;s :;s''i -
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RY Z. l.. THOMAS & 90.
sEVENTY-ONE VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, SITUATED AT LAUREL,
WASHINGTON BRIN6H RAILROAD, MID
WAY BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
"A We will sell, without reserve, on TIL U Rs.
TO-DAY, the 7th day Of lay, (if fair II not ON the
next fair day commencing at o O'Clock 9. m.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, situated at
Lanrel, Prince Georges county, Md, and midway
between Baltimore and Washington. We call the
especial attention OF residents # ashingtop and
Baltimore TO this sale. Terms very liberal and sale
POSITIVE EDWARD L. THOMAS 90.
by JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,
- No. 10l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
SECOND REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF
FLOWERING PLANTS.
3A./ On THURSDAY, May sth. at half past
U&yk O'Clock, will sell in the auction rooms q
ecollection Of Roses, Geraniums, &c.
m6-t JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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RY DUECANSoN Bios.

TWO COMFORTABLE TwO-sroRY FRAME
HOUSES No. 4 10 and 422 N STRE<T. BE-
WIEN 4TH and eTH STREETS HORrH
WEST.
"a On SATURDAY. May 9Th, at 5 O'Clock D. m 4,
we ain sell By request of the psrti-s interested,
IN tront Of the premises, lJts 81 sad IS, square
SIS each having trout Of Is feet zach, by Geptn
o. lIsfert inches, improved by two nearly new
Fame Houses, 8 rooms each, BATH room. water
closets, water and gas splendid chance to obtain
good house and lot at 9 small figure.
Terms: 0ne-QusrteT cash, balance on long time,
which W i'll be made known AZ the sale.
ed
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DY LATIMER OLEABY,
ID Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and llth street
Star once Building.
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nY LATINEh ClEAgf,
~ Auctiouesrs a.fd Bsa Esssts Brake-r.
utsr%st ecrver falsss w nie avenue And Ilth q,
sras 0froS Building
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DYB D. b. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker aud AuctIoneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and + SITS. northwest
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LOCKWOOD, HUFrT & TAYLOR,
ip19-r 623 PENNsyLvANIAA AVENUE.
PROPOSALS.

DEUPCsAEs FOB ODNCASTk sTONE,RUB-
II BILE STONE, Ok N GhT AND SAN6 FJR
IHE CSlIED SlAJss COUHr house ASD
lOSI-Uk Fl Il At PHILADELPHIA, pa
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DY pfSOAEsOH Bsos.,
- AucfiS2eeIs and Commission Herch ants.
Southeast cAyner Of sth and d streets northwest.
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DY LATIMER & OL6ARr,
- Auctionsers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pepnsylyalia avense aud ilth N
Star Once Building.
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RY LATIhkk q Oh -AkN,
ID Anctioneers and 3 sal Estats Brokers,
cce tbvest corner kennsylvauis ave- nd iltb street
Sta Once Buildinex.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

by our kilograms published this morn.
ing it will be seen that this impudent at
tack on the finances Of the country has q
fair show OF success. The telegraph says
that the South wants it because it will
benefit that section; that Pennsylvania
wants it because it will supply the iron;
and Missouri wants it because it will
afford another means of communication
With the Pacific. The dispatch does not
say as it might have truthfully done.
that its promoters want it because they
can thereby construct another railroad
with the peoples money. and then use ii
to defraui them by high fares and I'M.
just discrimination; that the lobby want
it because they will make handsome
steal out Of it, and q great many mem.
bers Of Congress wantiit because Of the
same reason, and the chance Of another
Credit Mobilier. But with all these
wants. those of the people at large who
have to foot the bill. are thought moth.
ing Of and seem as if 1hey were moi
worthy of the slightest consideration.
Looking at the matter from . psrtizAn
point Of view, it may also well be asked
if the Republican party can afford, by
accedins to the demands Of these rave
nous lobbyists, to shoulder any more Of
the reprosch that already attaches to il
as being peculiarly the party OF monopo.
lists and subsidists.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

NOBLE SENTIMENTS. = The following
extract from the address of the Conser-
vative Committee of Alabama, breathes
the purest and most patriotic sentiments
and speaks trumpet tongued in favor Of
maintaining intact the system Of local
self government. in which such feelings
are fostered and made the rule Of con-
duct:
The ,party we represent Is firmly
pledged BY all that 10 sacred among men
to use its utmost endeavors to bring the
blessings Of good government to all the
people Of this State, and under the prov
idence Of God 1t remains to DO seen
whether our party is equal to the respoo-
sible and arduous duties it has undertak-
en- to perform. These duties require Of
Us that justice must be fairly admins.
tered according TO the laws OF the land;
that all the rights OF all the people Of Ala
bama, both in person and property. must
be preserved inviolste; that there must
be no oppression Of any race or class OF
men; that harmonious relations Of mutu.
81 confidence and good will must Be cul.
tivated and adjusted among all the con.
ficting interests represented among the
people Of this State; that yielding q
cheerful obedience to the laws Of the
United States. and promptly bearing our
share of the burdens OF the General Gov
eminent, whether in war or In peace. We
must also cultivate such other relations
that the citizens Of every State compos.
ing our great Union who may from time
to time have business with US or come
into our midst shall receive that justice
and hearty welcome at our hands due tc
brethren Of the same great household,
without regard to difference of public
opinion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

the Dundee jute mill, to the number Of
5000, have struck in consequences Of the
reduction Of wages.
A Paris telegram to the Standard says
the Assembly will adjourn from the 18th
Of December to the 18th Of January.
At meeting Of Conservative members
of Parliament on Saturday. the question
of a successor to Disraeli. should bis i'll
health necessitated his retirement, vas
discussed. Their choice fell ON Earl
Derby, by q slender majority.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

CHEYENNE. Dec. S.-His Majesty the |
King Of the Sandwich Islands. was met
this morn;no nj Laramie by Gov. ]. A.
Camnhsll Hon I NJ Carev. and Col
r n. stanton. who ACCOMPANIED the
marty To CHEYENNE. Arriving here. the
King gave a recention ia the parlors of
the Railroad Hotel. where a large mum.
Der of ladies' and Gentlemen wers present.
ed to his majesty.
NEw YoRK. Dec, Ton application OF
Fnoene KeIIv holder Of stock in the old
Ma,;nosa Comnanv AZ security for
$3.50 OOO Jndoe Davis GRANTED a tempo.
rary Injunction. restrainine an alleged in.
tsndeS transfe, n stool 10 the new com.
nanv 10 he organized in California. and
order 10 sbow cause returnable ON the
l4th inst.
NEW Yong Dee. s-The Jersev Citv
Presbvterv publishes the verdict TODAY
in the case Of John s. Glendennino. ac.
onittino him NJ the charges nj sednction
and breach Of promise Of marriage. but
finding him ouiltv of unministerisl and
unchristian conduct in making Miss
Pomerov a present. and visiting her 40
often and at unreasonable hours. and be.
ing on such intimate terms with her as
to occasion public suspicion Of impropri.
etv. The Presbytery passed a resolution
dissolyipe the pastoral relations between
Glendenpine and Prospect TAyenue
Church, in view of the disturbing influ-
ence incident to the case.
y1cKsBuno. Dec. St ia reported
that the negroes will renew the attack
on the city to-day. The citizens are all
under arms, and have been largely rein
forced from adjoining towns. Compa-
MES have been sent to the country well
armed and equipped. The prisoners
captured yesterday are closely watched
to prevent lynchins. The negro loss OF
yesterday Is estimated at about seventy.
One white man was Killed and TWO
wounded. Crosby Is still under guard.
Inc whites mold the entire CITY.
TINS morning Is intense. out quiet Is re-
stored ana the safety OF the prisoners as
| sured. A committee OF cluzens ana ON
GERS met to day to determine what course
20 pursue In private interv'ew eros.
| oy expressed desire 70 resign as onerin'
and General Packer prepared his resig'
nation. to take eject at once; this CROSBY
signed. ABOUT oo prisoners are In the
jail.
new YORK, Dec. "a match game OF
billiards. three oali carom' ooo points,
Tor purse OF Slo,oOo. between vignaux
and Cyrile Dion' was played tonight
and resulted IN the defeat OF DION. score
Soo to W..
The Chicago Tribune says that Gov.
Ames, having once before appealed to
the President, unsuccessfully, on an oc-
casion like the present Vicksburg dis.
turbance, will not do 80 now, but will
| tight 1t out on his own resources, and II
unsuccessful. will resign.
In view OF the close business connec.
tons between New Bedford. Mass, and
the Sandwich Islands. that city will in
vite the King to pay them visit.
Simonton says the details Of the
steamer-railroad combination, copied in
the California papers from the Chicago
Tribune OF November 18th, are utterly
groundless.
1t is expected that Hatch will carry
the issue of veracity between himself and
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

Two more victims Of avarice passed
here last evening on the western-bouud
train. As usual, they were taken In by
the drunken man at Battle Mountain.
One man named James Hoenes, Ger
man from Philadelphia. lost $1,000; the
other, whose name we did not learn,
lost 500. 1t is passing strange that
men who have lived in large cities and
are supposed to be posted on the games
practiced by confidence men, should be
so easily taken in by the drunken man.
f Silver State, Z.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

Jusr 1.-THE S. F. Alta says that
rascals and fools dislike the press. That
is just the truth. There has been great
deal of talk about licentious press from
parcel of rascally officials and poll.
ticians, but it always turns out that
these fellows have something to conceal
and it is the exposure they dread. When
it comes. then, like the present Congress,
they want to stiAe the voice that de-
uouuces them.
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SAN FRANCISCO sTOIK REPORT.
San FRANcIsco. December IL.
c.rv,un AVG cAypa

BAN FhANCfecO. Decempet ~.
sH.ars.l SATURDAYS SALES.
1890 ophir-Mll2 Ill ITO Hobs Ito liz ii2b' Ill
$500 Me1icsn~sl SIN 80 50 s2hbao 20 s2bS san.
b3O 20 80 30b30 %
1850 Gould Curry-S0 SON 81
2065 Best 4 Belcher-33k "a Ban IS Nk
$50 savsgs-ss lo0blo 30
$50 Choliar Potosi-6Sh So 60 6sAbS
$50 Hale l. Norcross--59 60 SO y 59h
IT'S Grown POINTS, 64b3o 81 52h 81 e2h ex'
sg5 Yellow J.cset-lss 1879 14o l4obso l4oblo
l4U 1879 1888 y 1879 l42b3o
2240 Imperial-1bh 16h 1880
795 Empire Mill-l4A Ah lax hS ISL lax
200 CONG. H. Quarlz-66h
80 Kentuck-21 22bS0 20h 20A
375 Alphs-24k "a Pan
$40 Belcher-4s AN AK II AK
7l5 Confidence 36 37h 81 40b30 80 ~
l47O Con virginia-245 $50 2s7hbs 2SsbS 2e2bso
1860 sierr. Nevada II lsbao lsh II In
200 Daney-2 a.,
80 EIcheauer-2oobso 200 2oobso
757 Overman--f7 IS TN S0b30 77s5 TN
rs Seq Belcher--l35
SIS Justice-77h 70 rs 77b3o
| $40 Succor-66k6
| $50 Lady Bryan-3h Sk S1t
| 1880 Julia--6h 81 TN
| 355 Caledonia-27 % Ash 10
$50 Globe-lA
| 900 baltimore Con-eh 81 sk sh
2O5 Bullion-l9 1917
| IT'S Silver Hill-l2 Tx l2bl0 10
| 20 Bacon-4A
| 800 Utah-6
| 1000 Phil Sheridan-1h
| $50 Eclipse-l0sk Ok
| 1876 woodville-Sk az aS 81 Sk
| 165 Trench-l0
| $40 Challenge-llh Tx II
IS Dayton-4k
so Rock Island-3k
$50 Dsrdanlles-l9
5S5 N Con-44k
| 200 Occidental-4h *
| 1000 Senator-lk
| 435 American FlAt-She
| 260 Union Con-45b30 A43
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TIE last accounts from vicksburg are
that the negroes have had enough fight.
ing have gone back to their work in the
fields and all was again quiet. 1t will
not long remain SO, if that dirty fellow
Governor Ames can stir up another riot.
That is the kind Of business he and his
tribe has been engaged in for the last six
years, and they are not likely to desist SO
long as it pays.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

The Winnemucca Silver State says
that at that Goddess burg, King Kalakaua
was mistaken for an amber colored por-
ter Of sleeping car. Heavens! That
the divinity that doth hedge king did
not protect the great Kanaka from being
confonnded with singer OF slops.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

Newark silver Mining Csmyaay.. 49,
Location Of Principal Place Of Business Ban
Francisco, California; Location Of Works Ely
District Lincoln county. Nevada.-Notice.-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account Of assessment mo. 81
levied on the Fourth 9TH day Of November,
1874 the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
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And In accordance with Law and an order Of
day Of November, 1874 10 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary will
be sold At public suction. at the suction house
Of John Middleton L Bon. No. 80 Montgomery
street San Francisco, California. on MONDAY.
hour Of one O'Clock p. m. of such day, to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of Advertistisine and expenses Of the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. II. Hayward's Building, No.
40 California street, San Francisco. California.
d3l.td
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The County Auditor to-day drew his
warrant in favor of Lander county for
the sum of S4,451.16. This wipes out
the indebtedness OF Eureka to Lander
countp.-( Eureka Sentinel, 9th.
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TIE Eureka Sentinel wants the folks
of that burg to say whether they wish to
BE- bothered with city government. 1t
is none Of our business, but we think il
We we're Eurekan we should say We did
not want any city government in ours.
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IT was one of the three-card monte
sharps that came near letting brother
Forbes light out The Silver State says
that he is rapidly recovering and will be
dealing out his Measure for Measure
again.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

SENATOR JONES will not leave for
Washington until after the holidays. He
intends to take Sharon along with him.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

A BILLIARD sharp who did not disclose
his cognomen has been beating the boys
Of Gold Hill. and put messy in his
purse thereby.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

The New York Republic is engaged in
the pleasing task of manufacturing
Southern outrages. 1t already has
large stock on hand and can supply any
amount of all shades Of atrocity at the
shortest notice.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

A CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnst
Commercial says Grant Is hanging on
the ragged edge of the Jim-Jsms.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

The Carson Tribune has the impu.
dence to write an editorial on the
young American Woman" What the
'doos" does the old deacon know about
the young American Woman" The
next thing the audacious old trump will
be at, will be advising the "girl of the
period" how to dress, and then see if he
doesn't catch it, and serve him right
too.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13
n Office

ITO J. v. LEE. ARTHUR o, LEE, +. @. LEE,
L. n LEE and n. T. LEE, owners IN the Lea
Nine, Highland District, Lincoln county. Ne
vsda: You and each Of you are hereby notified
that II You do not appear within ninety 1907
days from the date hereof, and pay your and
currsd In Developing said mine. the undersigned
will claim . forfeiture, according 70 Law, Of
your respective interest In said mine.
Pioche, New. Aug. %. 1874.
JAMES Mc0RE0ol,
auSO-e0d JAS. O'BRIEN.
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Dividend Notice,

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
i BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified
that 1t the monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Directors, the REGULAR DIVIDEND wss
declared for the month Of November Of
Tive Per Cent.
On the amount Of capital stock. payable at the
Bank In United States gold coin on THURS.
DAY, the 10th Inst.
j. ". WRIGHT, Bank Manager.
Phoebe. New. November I. 1874. ds-td
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

HAVING SOLD OUT MY HOUSE AND
III Business in Phoebe to M. D.
Wertheimcr, I would respectfully solicit
for him share Of the public patronage 30 lib
orally bestowed upon me. -
dl3-2m L. WERTHE1MER.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

PROTECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA. - The
frightful condition of the laboring popu-
lation Of the iron and coal districts of
Pennsylvania, afford some very instruc-
tive comments on the effects of q pro-
hibitory tariff. The great product Of
Pennsylvania Is its iron in crude state,
and manufactured into commodities.
The mine owners and manufacturers
have always clamored loudly for protec.
ton under one special plea or another,
and generally they have got what they
asked for. For the last twelve or four.
teen years they have been protected to
the top of their bent and now see
where they are. They are divided into
two classes, the very few who are very
rich and the mass who are very poor,
nay, destitute; SO much 80, that their
misery invokes sort of frenzy. during
which they commit all sorts Of crimes.
Seeing this example of the effects of pro.
ton, is it not fair to infer that it results
in making immense fortunes for few,
and bringing misery and destruction to
the doors of many.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-13

Copartnership Notice.
MR.. d. J. KRAUsE HAS THIS DAY BEEN
Nl admitted partner In our arm.
J. LEVIN 4 co.
Phoebe, September l, 1874.
Customers formerly supplied With Eastern
Hapsss and Magazines ct Nj. Knuss's old Sand.
- the fostofnce, will In the future recsivs Ne
sams st the stoFV n J. LEVIN : co.,
ssl.3w Nsin s(sseb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
TIE CUBAN IN>rREECTION

RECENT ENGAGEMENTS IN TUE EASTERN DrrAcr'
MENT-cAPrURE or SAN GERONIMO.
LrRoM Az ocC lS!oNAL cORRE. 9ONDASr oFr.; rLlBUNE
HAVANA. Nov. 2)-Tne inclcmcncy OF tue
weather ia the Camagley ~ wei as ;he - rrn Deptrt
merit e the island has prevented Any active operation
on he part Of spanish forces AGAINST TIE ln>G gents
Atapace called san Jian, 10 the Eastern Department.
Major Nleo had encounter WIN ~ llsIs -clt piriy
the roper cred.ting him with having killed II insurgents
In the district Of the Villas tho Spanish forces have
been more active telegram rom SLucti S.lritus on
the iih. states that forces OF the AniAushn oLai'u
undsr command OF Ensign Centurion. Killed on the
I'M AZ a place called Teechal, the insurgenI Conmls
sry OF War; jose Flecs who was also an expert uceo
guide fog the insurgents. Another telegram IRON 'hs
sluso place OF the 18Th reports that part ~ Ire =
Guerilla Corps overlook, at san Jose de los Ptauos
the insurgent band headed by the Spanish de''rter
Torres. This band was composed Of % men, who i'a
mediaely took light, but oyerta@cn az tue ford
OF the ZIza River. During the firing which enstcd 'ne
insurgrut killed. Ga the same day sua.i ooI o.
eroup of Insurgents near Minas NJ, lone, auJ
wounded one OF them. wac, upon hlhug from "'
horse was picked up By his conraGes ani cri!r ~ -.
Tue bands OF Insurgents roaming throulhOu' thc is
frequently attempt 10 sack the ylg.s o. the ubuc'.
Their last attempt was upon he si!l VILLAGE " SONS
80 houses known RIncnuec. situated along The NE
OF the railway, and IN the jurisdiction Of SAnta Clara
sScnt IS made raid into the town but hre h. Ieulu;
To be small number Of volun GERS ioect"er ~ si"rr
the latter selheu uu1i P''oS J 10 to 30, liz iir tI
Causing the rest to Nv. During the nrrg the rebels
Killed tue clerk Of BAKERY Inc journals OF the interior
have begun to canor Tor tue l2OO troops PROMISED u
the Government.
Private adyces from Puerto Principe give the parie'
mars OF the capture OF san Geronimo ~ the lgcut'
which occurred on the 2Sth ~ November. IL WIS a.
small village Of shout 40 or 80 hhaOlt4utS ANA 'tu-
ated ~ leagues from Puerto Pluclpe. IL eOhtaurH
force OF about $50 men, VINO, tter SeVrrA fes'tduO,
losing 80 aud having a nuuber WOUNDED, were V"uh'
PEELED surrender 10 tho insurgents Tue HsuE'n ~
treated their prisoners very knus' oVA'us ,d Ia
wounded and accompanying tnoso NhO trluseu luo
usual ovcrtures VI the Insurgents 10 JON iler ,"s
back 10 the nearest spanish camp winch Is ca ed Ls
Teouls ana four leagues distant rrom san Ger"nimo
rnr Insurgents were headed Dy the Bag. JOse GouI th
and tno spInsn force was commanded by iOr H. an -
Al aud also IN Porto Prnoipe. there nave re-
Gently been fre9aout executions oil deserscrs tton 'ns
very great the Winter among tho poor classes %
thls dis<tct