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The Science of Advertising.

Advertising wagons. dodgers. hand bills and
circulars are perhaps well enough i'm their
way. But the experience of a century or more,
a. also the common judgment of enlightened
men. point UneTTingly 10 the columns of the
largely circulated and popular newspapers as
the place wherein advertisements are read and
thought over. and make persuasive impress
SiOnS upon the popular mind. There is the
element Of persuasion here that gives it per-
petual and increasing value. The snowy make
shifts of advertising. in the matter of effect,
are no more To be compared to the columns of
the popular and well-read newspaper. as a
power tn attract purchasers and induce trade,
than are the snowy picture flashes of the kale-
dOScOpe, with the great and valued work of
the MASTER painter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

NOR RENT,
~ BY r. .. HOFFMAN. 10th and sts n w.
Lhree new stores, 1419, 1423 1425 y Y av.n.w. SIS
" pmce Rooms over above stores from SIS TO 30
Stores. from 917 to 925 18th ST NV, each. g.
Dwelling Houses over above stores, each ..... IS
500 18th ST n. w, 3 rooms, mod. mps. ........ IS
DID I'd st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. $3.50. 60
11l6 Nj st. NV, rooms, mod imp. ............ so
911 X ST w. o rooms mod. imps. 40
63l ID ST. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. ........... IS
40 ST. ne, III rooms, mod. imps... .......... 80
200 9Th ST. Sc, 10 rooms. mod. imp ........ 80
2O4 5th ST. Sc. rooms. mod. imp .-........., 30
One fine double house of IL rooms, furnished
stable attached TO private family only ...... 200
FOR SALE.-HOuses and Lots in every section
or the city, some of them At bargains, all at re-
duced rates. X. q. HOFFMAN,
d29-tr 10th and Il streets n. w.
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Canon Farrar has explained again. He
writes letter to the London Guardian, i'm
which, referring To. reports Of his sermon. he
says: :" To say. Is these reports have done. that
i denounced the doctrine OF eternal punish
ment,' or expressed hope that the word eter-
nal might not appear in the Revised Transla-
ton. is, as most of your readers will have seen
at glance, utter nonsense" The Philadelphia
Presbyteri0n Journal in quoting the above,
remarks naiyely: This correction We give
with grest pleasure" The satisfaction ex-
pressed by the Journal in the maintenance of
the doctrine OF eternal punishment reminds
one OF the good Old orthodox lady who said
Some people preach that all men viii be
saved, but We hope for better thines.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

BiSmaTck'S attempt To eOnciliate the mOder-
ate liberals has not been brilliantly successful.
Even the chance OF having strong represen-
tation in the cabinet does not seem To tempt
them To support his plans. Though his terms
are rejected for the present. it is likely that
the Prince will succeed eventually in making
an arrangement by which the reforms pro-
posed NAV be effected
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To Correspondents.

Letters should he addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not 10 any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks. etc. should in all cases he made payable
20 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY.-not to that Of any individual.
ASAnonymOus communications not read; re-
Jected manuscripts EOt returned OF preserved.
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A difheult conundrum Is afioat in the en-.
quiry how Mr.. MeaIurtrie came 10 he se-
leeted to represent the Bareaa Of Agriculture
ar the Paris exposition.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

q Eovai Boot, Shoe and Gutter Naaa- -
lacturer, ais Pennsvtpanaa aps.. ~
would invite attention 70 his large stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERs. OF hisv
own manufacture, the material and work
manship OF which are equal 20 the besf cnsfOus
oork, and which be Offers on terms favorable %
purchasers. particularly 90 those who appreciate
good article. Having made the fitting on the feet
study, his work does not produce bur Ions;
and those afiicted with sore feet van End relief by
wearing the articles which ne MANUFACTURES. He
gives each purchaser box OF his patent leather pre-
server and water proof on Composition, pIfhou
charge. nov16-tr
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nOuneements as early In the day possible. and in
ali cases before Il O'Clock NJ The insertion in the
same days issue of those reaching the ONCE after
that hour cannot he assured.
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nLD CLOTHING, Ac.-L- RICE, dealer IN
&C.. 623 It'll street southwest offers great bargains.
He pays the highest prices In CASA Tor the several
%. Roy6-z
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Gambctta. after the trying times through
which he has lately passed and the arduOus
labOrs that fan Ia French party leader in
elections with the government against him.
Will no doubt enjoy his Italian trip. He is
now hOb-nobbing with Victor Emmanuel, and
may perhaps find out what the King meant BY
his New Years speech on the Eastern ques-
lion
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

t tSIc;. OR J, Any FART, TO Loan oS ZEAL
"a ane RE>TAURANT ard SALOON. doing
kSSSaP ,n an yi- g, eSy terms Inquire q p
TOR SALE OR RENT-The n K NtrI'RF co,,5-
IL plete Of first-olass Boarding H0use. centrally
and 9esirahly @caies: tNeuty-four prompi-paytug
Rent reasonable. Illness the soie ans ~ SLING
Apply TO X. ,. HUNTER, Attorney -a;-Law. ,s5S
-. NV. l4-2t.
s.S5o. 500 SEQ, AND OTHER SUNS to loan
- on R-ai Estate. JOHN SHERMAN.
js-sS Real Estate Agent. -. Cloud Baiidinx.
A NEW TEN-RoOM HOUSE. with all con,r-
IN nle ,; for sale; So H NosIhly npsy@en's
iS-2w Real Estate Agent, -. Ciond Building.
RARBER SHOP FOR sALE-Ne. S47 Penn.
last forty years Terms moderate, the proprietor
being engaged in other business. Address p. 2.
". Star Office. 8st'
+ iuRGLAR PRSSoF sNFE. Enquire . /.
ID. STONE, 81. james Hotel, city. js-Ss'
Sic",o; s4c2e slSCo: AND OTHER s I.,9S
'''' =" CksSfN & LIEBERMHSS.
J2-6t q 1889 st. NV. Second hcorD
SL5OO. TIN PER CENT. 81 90, EIGHT FER
= cent. $500. ten Per cent, To LOAN on hrSt-
CHARLE Is W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent,
J2-St 500 sth 81. NV.
How To SAVE MONEY is the earnest desire
5antage 10 settle their Improvement tax bills
hrough the agency of WA. DICKSON, No. 332
street, a few doors north 90 the Columbia bulld-
taxes. d3e-tr
CHEAP RENT.-wm We Rented for FoRrY
~ DOLLARS PER MONTH those new threa-Story
and basement BRICK DWELLINGS, Win side
lots nicely graded and parked. corner Of 18th and
These Houses are built in the very best manner.
with al the modern improvements complete, with
large Saloon PaTlOrS, fine Dining-ROOm, Sleep
ing thamberS. &c. Houses always ois'n Tor IN
wanna avenue, or j. V. y. HUlCk, lJ05 Pennsyl-
Nania avenue. d2l-lm'
"a to -, being . per cent. less than manu- II
:. GoLD>TEIN a Co., n
COMMISSION BROKERS.
ol9 Cor. 10Th aud ID streets
EoRSi E.-Appreciating the scarcity OF money.
Il and u, string 10 re,iuce our stock 81 new "
! and secondhand wATCHEs, DIAMONDS IA
and a, az . Other h fine yEwkLRS, SILVER andSi.X
BRoNZES, FANCY GOODS. &C., Sc, at from
- 10 40 per cent. less than similar goods lie
Hohday GIFTS, please come soon and make your best
selection, and We guaranty 20 satisfy y6u in the
Commission Brokers, . Z. cor. 10Th a ID SIS,
uecl'-u Fronting Pennsylvania ave.
LNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For Improved
H property. or viii make equitable arrangements
9Th, 14th and 18th n. w: 25 Lots square 6ss Lots
square $50, and others in good locations. Several
Ii. CLAGETT. s1s Market Space. do I'm
c3,OOo To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE a, per
nOyS-1y SIS 7th ST. NV
L>OR SALE-A four-story BRICK HOUSE cen
- ually located on Pennsylvania avenue; building
contains store and ID rooms, gas and water. good
paved cellar stable for two horses. Inquire Star
ONCE. nOy3-3m
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III
THoS. Z. wAGG kMAN. SO seventh 81.
CChanges made every wednesday AID Saturday.l
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CROSBY =. MOVES. Editor.

ArerGQ~ strOrn Daily Circulation Orer
1S,5OO-bcinO more than three times that
Of any other daily pdper tH Washington,
together.
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MEDICAL, &c.

LIVERY DISSOLUTION OF DURABLE DIS
H EASES SPEEDILY REMOVED. -DrS
BROTHERS and GRAY are the only Physician, az
Nervous Debility. Impoiency f.osf Visor. and al
DISEASES 81 Lnprudenee. from whatever causc.
No curs-No pay. SOC II. s.w.. opposite SAITH
sonian lnstitI lion. Him
MRS. v. NJ PREESE, MD. Ladies, Physt-
ANl cton, 81 6th ST. NV, near q. has retained
from Europe. Treats all Female Diseases. Quick
cures. Advice Tree aud confidential. Hours 3 a.
m; pm. d2l-2w.
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re
II liable Ladies, Pm stefan In the City, can be
day. at No. SIS 9Th 81. NV from 70 5 o'eioSk.
All Female Complaints quickly cured. Once aud
Residence, 3 Monroe St, Baltimore. noVI4-iy
CONSULT DIR. LEON. tbs oldest established
Hn ana s IN s e%Te e the nc sSl1ss s ms.
OF all Acute and Chronic skin Diseases Abandoned
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms Sos ca
81. Nv. noyi-ly
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
eh1 ana ine vlgor Gf youth g the most
eve. cause arising Failure imPpssible Beware Of
st sr ns, aed ne1 Ere
gsIslve Whatever has merit must cost a fair price.
Dr. JOS JACoGE unysrsits P sse AsSs,
York. Druggists supplied. le27-ly
CPECIAI NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
- consulteI every "Wednesday and Saturday al his
pm. on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs aud
Nervous Diseases. viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, lmpotency, Premature De-
cay. Nervous Trembling. Palpitation OF tie Heart,
Dfmness of sight or Goodness, Indigestion. sc,
&C.. all resulting from abuses In youth in
siricinres and syphilis quickly cGred. DR.. r IS
native OF Baltimore, with Il years experience in
OF his city. visits Washington every "Wednesday
ment Tor any of the above dsssse :. viii ind Il 70
their interest 70 cal upon him, who win Insure
anteed in every case be undertakes. Will refer his
patrons TO any OF the leading physicians OF Bslf-
more, and show letter Of testiponiAls from the
same. Call or address - above. al ~ 10 South Eu-
taw street, Baltimore. marz0-1y
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month s'Bul-
etn' of all property for sale and rent my books
which can he had on application at my ONCE, or
will be sent 10y mail IL desired.
Auction Sales
On WEDN ESDAY. January 9Th, al 4 p. m, No.
"a DefreeS ST.
Loans
LOCO, 81, 600, $500, $500, 500 and $500 at per
IS-tr
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The Ming of Norway recently enjoyed for
the first time the luxury of a ride on an Amer
lean ear, over one of his own railroads The
great comfort and convenience Of all the ar
rangements of the royal ear, and its wonderful
steadiness and uniformity of motion. caused il
TO be much admired Thus America dispenses
to the efiete despotisms If the old world the
pleasing accompaniment OF ever-adyancing
civilization
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When times get good again, people will
hardly know what Ia do with all their money
Al the rate things are going now, there will he
no life insurance companies left To take any of
il for policies, no banks in which To deposit il
for safe keeping. so called. and no brokers left
in Wall street 10 lose il for them They will
have To Keep IL and grow rich in spite of them
selves. and the danger is that we shall become
. Ration of b.Oated bond holders and aristo-
cratic capitalists. This is gloomy outlook.
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KIRK'S ELEGANT
SILVERWARE.
LIZ WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
CEstabl she'd 1Sl7.l
ALSO,
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE,
dec8-1m FINE CUTLERY.
INAUTH & CO., Manufacturers OF Astronomical
JIG and Surveying Instruments, No. SO B and lst
SIS. s.w., fronting Capitol Park, have added a
Department OF Optical Goods, and now have on
hand fun line OF Opera Glasses Field and Marine
Glasses, Spy Glasses, Spectacles In gold and steel
rims, Drawing Instruments, .Aneroids &C., &C.
We keep only hrst-cises goods In stock. Every
article manufactured or sold by US Is fully war
ranted to be rs represented. d21-1ms
NEw AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
IN AT A SACRIFICE.
Five new Albany Cutters; one light A8A1
Coupe: two Coupe Panel Rockaways; ezSS<S
four Jump-seats; three Pony Phetons: -
ten Leather-t0p Buggies; three No-top Buggies,
and fifty other styles Also a large stock OF second
hand Carriages and Buggies on hand, AZ No. 468
Pa. ay. r. ID. SCHMIDT a CO., CARRIAGE Re
pository. dl2-u
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CHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 402 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 Q ST. NV. IA rooms, mod imps $50
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS ON 13th-st Circle: A bargain
No. 1919 Vermont avenue, . rooms, mod. imps
S-UO. sep13-tr
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7 Attest STYLES.
FALL OvERCOATS
For $40 aud SIS.
HEAVY OvERCOATS
For 10. So, sl4. SIS, SIS, $50. see s25 and ss5.
SMOOTH OVERCOATS
For SO, sl4, SIS, SIS, $50 and So.
ROUGH OvERCOATS
For $40, s12, SIS, SIS, $50, 500 and $50.
DIAGONAL OvERCOATS
For So S15. SIS and $50.
BLUE OvERCOATS
For $40, s14, SIS, $50 and So.
BLACK OVERCOATS
For $40, SIS, $50 and se5.
BROWN OvERCOATs
For SO, SIS, sIs, $50, s22 and s25.
SACK OyERCOATS from $40 to so5.
sURTOUT OvERCOATS from SO to sS5.
TALMAS from s. to $50.
LONG CLOAKS for $50.
LIVERY oyERCOATS from $50. 80 to SIS.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. c. HENNING,
jan4-tr 40 Seventh street.
II ESSONS IN MATHEMATICS. LATIN AND
IL GREEK. Success guaranteed. Address VI. L.,
Star once. i3-3t'
Opening OF IMPORTED DRESSES.
NnSEHEnW
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FOR SALE.


NOR SALE-At a Socrffce-The fine BRICK
II HOUSE, with back building. No. 422 Sd ST. n.
W.. is in good conditions: modern improvements;
price, If sold soon. 50, 800, in small istallments
Apply at ONCE OF VIM. HENRY BROWNE. Law
yer, corner OF Louisiana ave. and A. ST. j4-1m
TWO GROCERS-WIn sell small sound n
L HOPSE for $50: SO cash, balance in L&N
trade. Horse Star office. 1897 III
L>OR SALE-VERY Iowa round bottom
II PL EASCRE BOAT; two pairs oars, "A
swiyels, sails. &C.. complete Has been ~
used Tor cunning purposes. Enquire 1888 -
9th 81. NV. j3-2"
LNOR SALE-Light pair of Bay CARRIAGE
II HORSES. with carriage and harness. ~
Are good under the saddle; warranted 1S&N
sound and gentle. The horses will be sold III
without the carriage II desired. Inquire at Ham,
ilton House stables. In rear of the hotel. 1885,
NOR SALE-VERY Low-Uncalled-fo PACK
IL AGES at w. III. WHEATLEY'S Dyeing Es-
Enlistment, Georgetown. consisting I'm part of
Gents Coats. Pants and Vests; Ladies Dress
Goods. Shawls, Waterproofs, FriGges, Ties, Rib
bons, &C. &c. will he sold at private sale at the
ONCE 40 Jefferson ST., Georgetown, at any time ON
and after January g. 1873. Him
HORSE AND PHETON FOR SALE-Horse
III black, 154 hands, between and ~
years old; sound; kind and gentle. Phston I3S
little used, made q New York; stylish. -
Price or the two, three hundred and seventy-ive
dollars. separately, 500 each. Inquire at Naval
Observatory. d7-Im
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NNHK NAILS-Judge Prentis certines: ..Dr.
sands like OF painless cases Of bunfons, corns
ulcers, chilbtains, rheumatic or swollen joints, &C.
Once: sos Pennsylvania avenue, mp stairs. Ladies
RI ehDdzva atpended - usual Can or TOO late. a
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7Eree-Story Brick Houses for SIZE.
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"ANTED.Ap perfect and clean copy of the first
w number of the EVENING STAR for which a
liberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star
ONCE. aup3O-tf
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rOAL ECONOMIZER is not a humbug. II
~ costs but fifteen cents to try Ii,
Sold by grocers and druggists.
General Agency. SIS 9Th street NV. d29-1m
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SCHEE l. 4 BERGMAN, PARLoR ORCHESTRA,
- beg To announce TO former patrons and the pub
lie. that orders for private parties, receptions etc.
Will receive prompt attention, II left at WILD's
Music Store, rs It'll st.: g. EARL, p. o. Lock
Box 492: 1132 7th ST.: 61S n st. d3l-2ws
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Twenty-Five cents, equals SIX pounds of Soap, AZ
much Potash.
Call and get Sample, free. ian3-tr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-23
DE oPERACloNE5 DE Cuba.
49,. ESTADO MAYOR GENsRAI. ...t


Ell Excmo. Sr. General en- jefe ha re-
cibilo los sigaientes telegramsls de s. NJ.
81 Rey { (q.;D. g. y del Exemo Sr.
Presidente del Congress- de los Dipu-
tados. -,.. az, rt.a
p IS. NJ me manda tramitir.a V. E, el
s;guiente despacho AL Gobernador
General Y General en- Jefe del Eiercito
ie operaciones ca Cuba de tcao cora
zon les agralezco ell immense seryieio
Prestado = Ia patria en- la pacifcacion
de Caba ;-Saan w Interpreters de este
inismo sentimiento de gratitud hacia ell
Ejercito, la Marina y los Voluntari6s de
la Isla, ase ,Surando 4 todos los habitan-
tes, sin distinction, que estoy resuelto q
cons. grar todo mi cuidado consolidar
entire ellos los beneticios incalcutables
lie la .!tonso ' ........,
/, A los dignisimos senores Gobernador
Superior de Ia Isla de Cubay General
en- Jefe de su Ejercito. Ell Congreso
do los Diputados en- session de este dia
ha acordado por manimidad felieitar 4
V. f., 4 hos Generates, Jefes, Ohciales
classes y tropa del Ejercito Armada, a
los Voluntarios y cuantos hayan con-
tribuido Ia paciicacion de esa Tsla. -
Excuse mAnifestar V. L. con cuanta
satisfaction le trasmitira este acuerdo el
Pre- sidente del Congreso de los Diputa-
dos. --tlelario Lopez de Ayqla. , " H.
Lo que de orden de S. f. so pnblica
para general conocimlento y satisfac-
cion de todos. H,'''' '1o 'e
Cnba, 9 de JUNO de 1878. ,od,
III Coronel r. G. Jefs de Estado Ma
yor. ~
,~ Emilio NycI|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-23

clio mas, infinitamente mas en- los desta-
'camentos y penosas narchas que on los
combates; os habeis batido contra al
clima dc cada cinco de vuestros COM
paneros habeis perdido dos, Ochenta
mil hombres de doscientos mil. Nun
ca EN- oeasion alguna ha .rayado mas az
to ell paciente heroismo y todas las vir-
tudes militares de ningun Ejercito.e sy
I Sois un modelo insigne de abnega-
cion, fortaleza y perseverance,, de pa
triotismo y bravura que muchas veces
ensalzara la historic. i. 1f - I WIZ
No hay patria quo tenga mejores hi
JOS nj soldados mas dignos de ver re-
compensados sus esfuerzos con la paz
va alcanzada. tts .'th"i ......-,,.ti 4,
r.. Yosos felicitoi calurosamente, Ia Ma
cion os benlice y Cuba, la TERRA mas
horeciente del universe, os debera su
prosperidad futura como os debe va sus
actuales expansiones de alborozo,
'a G3zad, ,pues, dey uestro legitimo triun-
70 debido d la bizJlrs constancia y al
lidalgo comportt aiento, y gozad de la
gloria que On vos9tros SO reHeia, del
caudillo que os manda, de ese ildstre
caudillo que, como Herman CortGs, no
ha deialc un solo dia de ofrecer paz en-
medic de Ia victoria. --.,I...-, ~. ,
Ell campo esta libre, no quedan va
enemigos sino harmanos.
Vuestro Captain General u J1dquia
Joueltar-Habana 0 de JUNO de 1878. 81
SoLDADos, MARINos Y YoLUNTARIos -.
AL proclamarse on Sagunto .R4y de
Espana 4 D. Atoms, XII, manifests (
las tropas ALI reuni1as. que solo bajo
la bandera Constitutional de este mo-
narca, podrian terminarse las dosguerras
2s5EilcG s5aEiia J que que nos abrama0'n 81 en- ls PENN
En- la prih--a +,n;;, l., - boaor A
| que el candillo qu -. i, is ne i F;Hn; t I - =
nos condujo la Victoria tn1 nhsstro Jt,y
joyen Soberano. en- yalencis !! TG10 ct5ta :
luna juntos combatimos nos ay,,i1 :, !,
mutuamente Ell General JovellarS vo
~ en- Clba me ha cabitlo tambic1 10
suerte de tenerle 4 mi lado, 4 ssu ef;.
caz 8 intelligence cooperation Sc dsbe,
en- gran parte que brille para Espaiila
y Cuba este dia feliz en- que ha cesado
de derramarse sangre de hermanos.
En- nombre de s. NJ, de los Cusrpos
Colegisladores, del Gobiernoy de la Ma
cion i entera os doy las gracias por vues-
ira 'bizarria en- los combates, Dor yues-
ira abnegacion y constancia en- medic de
las fatigas, privaciones y enfermedades
de esta rudfsima canpaha, por vuestra
discipline y generosidad cor, el vencido.
Las Cortes oSJ han declarado henams-
rltos de la Patria y podeis llevar con
satisfaction s'sttl este tltulo que tan merecidb
tenels sois los primeros que habeis
trlunfado en- una guerra separatista en-
America. a"'H 's'.! ~ '.'3ai -. = A9P .,
! 81 algun timbre de gloria pudiera ca
BERNIE, vosotros ME 10 habeis dado, yos-
iotros 10 habeis' heclo .todo y mi ma
yof orgullo sera 81 habet tenido Ii honra
de mandaros. Ha la.@h -feeneeaf satf
. Itaf4 IS ttFlFft4ts - 4
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CUBA pACIT1CADA.
NorIcfAs IMPORTANTEs,

FL vapar cdfreo procedente de Ia
Habana y domas puntos dc gu. ruta nos
ha traido periodicos do la Habana has
ta el9 Y de Santiago do Cuba hasta el
ID. Por el extracto que hacemos con-
tinuacion veran nuestros lectorcs que
So han presentado las tltimas partidas
que quedsban rezagadas, que la sido
recibido en- Santiago con frenetico en-
tusiasmo ell general Martinez Campos y
que SO ha cantado va ell It De,m en- Ia
catedral metropolitana. ecmo61
Nuestro ilustrado colega el DitTio 'de
Ia Marina EN- su nnmero. del 8 pu5lica
el siguiente parte Official: .i'1t' ~
Por el Estado Mayor de u Capitania
General nos ha sido dirigida IL comu.
nicacion siguiente, con fecha dc hoy Z;
"El Excmo. Sr. General, sJefs de
E,tsdo Mayor General, en- tslegrama de
6 del actual dice al Excmo Sr Dspitan
General 10 que sigue: ~ All a 7s'>
"Esta manana ha capitulado Ell Rom
pc la fuerza de las Tunas, eompnesta lie
nn briga lier, 2 coroneles, ) tanientes
coroneles, 5 comandantes, s capitanes, 8
tenientes i5 :lfereces, 73 safgentosy $50
individuos de tropa Y 2lS homhres, COM
prendidos ELI ellos el battalion De il
guani Hap entrado mandados per ell
titalado eoronel ID. Belisario Peralta,
siendo recibidos por fuerzss de Sant4n-
der, Cienfuegos y tercer escuadron al
mando del coronel Galdos. Siludad9s
por este, han prorumpido en- 'vivas i HI
paz .le Cuba con Espana, SS NM. y
al GAneral en- Jefe.- Han des6lado des.
si)r,es con las fnerzas, entregando sns
frTnas los @cubanos con el mayor orden,
10 han hecho tamben de dos canones
con sus montajes, 27s fusiles Y tercero-
-las Remington y Peabody, sobre seis
mil capsulas, aisunos fulmihantes y
otfos efectos da artilleria Ell titula1o
mayor general d. Vicente Garcia con
dos 'bfigadiefes,, ,un eoronel, dos tenien-
tes coroneles, cuatro eapitanes, ,seis te-
nientes' = cuatro snbalternos, 16 sargen-
tos y IS tindividuos do tropa Y 81 de
i,familia, llegaron hoy con el brigadisr
Varela 4 Manati y SO embarcaran ma
fiana. Aun quedan por Incorporates
lislgenas eomisiones; asi no puedo dar
a v. E. aun niimero total de estanciefos
= falnihas acogidas & capitulacion.'
i5oIo quo de 6rden de S. e. Sc publica
en- el Diorio delo Marina para general
conocimiento. 'e"..' t.'h1 - 3 - 90 J.,
Seguh el mismp apreciable colega,
Maceo no go 'entreg6 definitiyamente
sino que solicit6 y'obtuto del General
en- JETS perniso para embarcarse con 81
objeto de recorrer los eirculos iaboran-
} tos para reunir fonlcs conque continuar,
era possible, la lucha.
eiae -ecibido friamente