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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07

First Estimates Believed to Have
Been Too Large.

First Estimates Believed to Have
Been Too Large.
GALVESTON, Oct. 6,-There is consider.
able talk in trade circles regarding the
probable cotton output OF Texas for the
present cotton year. During August
many well informed dealers estimated the
crop at 100000 bales. This estimate was
extensively circulated and accepted.
Owing to the meaVre top crop
making in North and East Texas, and
also to some uncertainty existing touch
ing the extent of the damage from worms
and recent rains, a majority Of the cotton
firms are inclined To revise their earlier
figures on the crop. The house of Kautf
man & Runge, whose figures
for years have been generally
accepted by the trade, authorize
the Associated Press to state that the
firm has reduced it's maximum figures for
the Texas crop from 100000 bales to
100000 bales. From Washington and
two or three other counties rav8ges by
worms have been reported. but it is the
general belief of the trade here that such
loss and damage this season are no,
greater than are reported every season.
The reports all indicate that the worm
ravages are local.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
HE GOT THE STAMPS.
Unique Letter from a Clerk in an
Iowa Post Office.


Iowa Post Office.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-RecentIv the
Post Ottice Department received a requisi-
ton for postage stamps from a little office
in Iowa, signed by the Postmaster's
clerk. Toe department, pursuant to its
rules and regulations, replied that the
stamps could not be sent unless the Post
master was dead ard the clerk was act
ing in capacity of Postmaster under au.
thorty OF the suretles OF the office. Sew
eral days elapsed, when the following
letter was received:
"To the Third AsStstdnt Postmaster General.
WGsbiRgton
"~IR-Your communication received. in
which you state that your SUPP lies cannot be
furnished u on my signature un ess the Post
master is ad, and | an acting ON The au-
thOrity of the sureties OF the deceased Post
master, TINS starts up a circus. WHAT are
&c to do? This j. a twO-hOrse affair. We are
out of stamps. and in the tx the boy was after
the ground hog We m st hay EN-. | have
purchased stamps from my neigh bOring ofi''' =
with my personal funds. but they vani he'd
liEe freeh butter set efOre hungry pack OF
hounds. OR Postmaster is not dead, but a ive
and kicking in all charged with prevaricating
on stand IN favor of = young d idr who wa
-utd or bie oh of promise to marry one OF
our flirts. The citizen svmpatht7e with him
ard wileth not his demise Jules the depart
ment demands 1t, and then, like ubedi nj
servants, We can get HIM on u shutter We
anxlously await your reply, whether we
shall kill him here or send him 10 Washing
ION to be slaughtr red. The stamps we ought
TO. and must have. Please indicate YOUR
choice, or answer by mail at your con-
venIence."
This time he signed himself "Acting
Postmaster by authority Of sureties," aud
he got his stamps. What became of the
truth-perverting Postmaster is not
known
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
Two Less One.

From a notice elsewhere will be seen that
have sold TO DIR. K. G. Norton my Branch
Drug store, corner West Broad and Valid
burg streets. where he will continue the drug
business.
viii now confue my entire time and at
tention to my old stand, corner West Broad
and stewart streets. where can be found at
all times with full and fresh stock OF pure
Drugs, Medic ines and Chemicals. Also a full
Inc of Paints. Oils, Varnlshe4. Brushes and
Painters Material. BUST Garden Seeds a spe-
calty.
Prescription department under my own
personal attention das q. night.
EDW ARD i KTFEpEP
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FAST IlMN LArONIA.

Fort Does a Mile in 1:42 "a, and
Beats the Record of the Track.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-To-day's racing
events mere were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs. Nora W.
won with Clat'er second and Archbishop
third. Time 1879.
SECOND RACE-Nipe furlongs. Ligan won
with Remington second and Annie Wood
cock third. Time :5714.
THIRD KACE-Five fnrlongs. Lindq Pawn
won. with Starina second and Vlolette third
Time :0s3A.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlnnRs Withrow won,
with Passion second and Broadhead third
Time 1872.
FIFTH RACE-Mjle. Fort won, with Bonita
Second and Mnnocrat third. Time l:4234 This
ia the fastest time ever made on this course.
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Progressive Columbus.

COLUMBUS, GA, Oct. 6.-rnere is a
movement on foot look ing Ia the annexa
tion Of the pretty suburb called Rose Iliil
10 this city. The CITY Attorney Will place
the matter before the Legislature at its
next meeting.
The City Council has ordered Schillin-
ger pavement, costing about 81, 200, put
down i'm the market.
Four policemen will be added to the
Columbus force during tie coming month
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GEORGis'S CAPITAL.

Settlement of the Bank of Rome
The Insurance Companies.
ATLANTA. Oct. Attorney General
Anderson to.day settled tle balance OF the
Bank OF Rome cases for $4,000. The
original amount due when the bank
broke was $4,000. The property of sam
uel Morgan, Que ol the sureties on the de-
po-itory b0nd, was to have been sold yes
terday, but Mr. Morgan settled. and At
torney General Anderson 50 dispatched
the Governor to-day.
The Attorney General has decided,
application having been made for an
opinion, that the Governor has no right to
interfere with the decision IN regard t.
insurance companies shut out by failure
to make semi-annual returns to the Gov
ernor They will have TO appeal TO the
Legislature.
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DIED IN A DENTI~l,S CHAIR.
N Unknown Woman Succumbs &c
the Effects of Ether.

N Unknown Woman Succumbs to
the Effects of Ether.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Early yesterday
morning a lady came into the dental ofic.
of DR.. Charles II. Moseley. No. 1893 Grand
street, Brooklyn, Eastern district, suffer
ing from toothache. Ether was given be- r
by Or. Francis Eschauzier, DIR. Moseley's
assistant. and be then extracted wis
dom tooth. The lady recovered con-
seriousness for m 0ment, then sank back
unconscious. DIR. Eschauzier used every
means to resuscitate her, aud Dir. Charles
O.. Hawkins, of Hooper street. and Dr..
Metcali. of Lee avenue, were sum moned
Artificial respiration was kept UP for
two hours with no effect. and hypodermic
injections resulted no better. The doctors
could only say that the woman was dead.
DR.. Escnauzier was arrested and taken
to the Fifth Precinct Station. Heis a
graduate OF the New York Dental Col
Iege. and his WORK has always been con-
sidered excellent and he a careful man
The woman was about &c years old and
wore a brown DIRE and blu4 waist and a
black shawl with silk trimmings. Her
hair was dark. Around her neck she
wore scapular and in her bockethook
was mission card, small Roman medal
50 in currency, and a card reading: Mrs.
MilleD, dressmaker, No. l42 West Seven
teentn street, New York" There was
also bill for furniture bought of $. Herr.
OF No. 2S4 seventh avenue, this city. The
woman had not been identified last
night. A post norton will be held and
the cause Of death ascertained.
Mrs. Milen, OF No 142 West Seven
Ueenth street, was seen last evening. She
had no idea as to who tue womaL was or
how she came by the card found in her
DOC ket.
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KILLED BY CHOKE DAMP,

Sons Perish in Quick Succession.
LONDON. Oct. 7, A. M.-Lokn, son OF
the proprietor OF a colliery at Newbold,
Leicester, descended the shaft OF the
MINI, fearing that something was wrong.
He did not return, aud one of his brothers
descended the shaft in search
of him. He also Jailed to
return, when another brother. and then
the father, descended. The latter two
not appearing at the surface again, a
careful search was made. resulting In the
finding Of the podies of the four men. who
had been suf1cated by choke damp. The
golfers were subsequently safely rescued
from other nArta Of Inc mine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
GOLD MINES 30 BIZ FLOODED.
The Death KneIl OF Deep Mining
Sounded On Tho CnmsIncLr

The Death KneIl OF Deep Mining
Sounded on the Comstock.
VIRGINIA CITY, New. Oct. 6.-Orders
have been received from san Francisco
10 stop ali work in the Choller mine aud
to INN ediately strip all the levels below
>, 400 leet. The orders also necessitate
the immediate suspension Of all opera
tons IN the lower levels of the Hall aud
Norcross mine. THIS action is the result
OF the fiat refusal on tn
part of the trustees of the
SAVAGE mine 20 pay their
one.third proportion for Keeping the
pumps in motion al the combination shaft.
The lower levels In both mines viii be
abandoned and flooded az soon as the
ponderous pumps are smut down. The
stoppage OF work in these m fues thrOns
several hundred men out % employ ment.
and, II IL believed, sounds the death knell
Of deep mining on tae CcmstOck.
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Rnse Ball.

WASHINGTON, Oct. G.-The following
games were played to-day:
At Cincinnati-First game: Cincinnati H.
Metro olitans 6. Second game: Cinciun iii 3,
MetropO itans 8: game called on the sixth
inning on account Of darkness.
At 30 trn-Boston II, 1t. Louis s.
AT New Ynrk-New York 4. Chicagol.
AT III tshurg-PJtsburG 0, R4ltimD 9.
Az Philadenhia-Phia ielphia o, Kansas
City 6; seven innings.
At st. T. ois-St. Louis u, Athletics 8.
AT Louisvlile-Louisvtlle 4. BROOKLYN 7.
At washington-Washn gton l, Detroit 2;
eleven innngs.
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Ulmer's Liver COrrector.

This vegetable preparation Is in yaluable for
the restoration Of tone and strength TO the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation ana
other ills, caused by dlsordered liver, it can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded. and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmers Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 oG bottle. Freight paid to any address
g.. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist. Savannah. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07

4 Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
Are easily attained, ana those who fail to
avail themselves of the means. should
not complain, when accused OF gross neg
lect. SoZoDONT will speedily erad cate
the causs o, foul breath, besutifying
anu preserving the teeth TO the oldest
aNO.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, !
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. ), 1885,
Com plants having been made relative 10
fast driving on Rroughton street. md the
same he ng continued TO the annoyHn ,e and
danger of citizens, notice Is hereby given that
i he Police have been instructed to arrest, or
pace on the docket, all parties guilty Of fast
driving on said street.
JOHN GRFEN,
Acting Chief of Police.
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NEW GOODS!
BEST QUALITY
LOWEST PRICES
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

CITY TREASURES OFFICE
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct 1885. I
The following Taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE-Thir quarter. 1886,
STpt X IN rR DE-Thlrd quarter, 1885.
FUHNITURE. ETC Third quarter, l-S6
NJ 'NEY, SOLV ENT DEBTS, ETC.-Thir
quarter. 1856
upon all of the above Taxes IL paid sotShi,t Rf.
teen ddgs after the fret OJ October,
g. s. HARDEE,
City TreAsnrer.
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Special Notice.

All persons are again cautioned not to take
Oysters In 'Skipper's Narrows" creek, in
Bran county, between Bear river and Shell
blun, Kilkenny. This creek is private prop
erty, and all persons taking Oysters from it
VIII be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. GEO. L. APPLETON
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Special Notice.

JOHN b. MEYER is my authorized attorney.
Mr.. e. j. RAIL will act as my collector, and
is authorized to receipt for me.
GEO NEYER
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SIP rial gotirrn.
Notice.

NOtiCb.
All bills against the Spanish steamship
"Niceto," Ugarte Master, must be presented
at our Office by or before IL NJ. FRIDAY, Oct.
8, or payment thereof will be debarred.
A. MINIS & SONS,
GOnsipneaa
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DIR ppaalo 1t1antrn.

To Buiider--Savsnush hotel.
- EALED proposals will he received unit
- on November Is, for the whole, or for al
the work of any one trade, for building n larg,
Brick Hotel. Plaus and specidcali ms NAV be
seen by applying 10 Cold. II. ESTILL. Pr ST.
dent, Whitaker street, savannah, Ga. Pay
ments will be in cash. Bids from respons bic
and re liable mechanics only invited. The
right 10 reserved TO reject any or all bids.
j. "A. WOOD, Architect.
90 Cha bers street. New York.
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Hanian to Sow H

Hanlan to i:ow Ross.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Han!an has accepted
Ross challenge to row race on the
Thames tor $500 side.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07

Secretary Manning in New York.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 6.-Secretary
Manning went to NV York this mprning
and expects to be in Washington next
week
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xuurral 9nuffgfinna.

HAUPT.-The relatives, friends and ac-
quaintance OF Mrs CAROLINE n. HAUPT,
widow of Andrew J. Haupt. deceased. and II
her son, John A. Haupt, and grandsons, w :.
G. and A. J. Haupt, are respectfully invi ed
to her funeral service THIS MORNING at 10
O'Clock from Lutheran Church.
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GREAT FREE STREET PARADE

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the on
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Chicago's Packing Houses.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8 To. day the Chicago
packers unanimously agreed to change to
the ten.hour system on Monday, Oct. II.
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GREAT MIRANDA BAND.


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UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
% (ARONDELET STREET.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
% CARoNDELET STREET.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 7, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS., in triplicate, wi
- be rec -iv"d NJ this office until u O'clocK
noon on the NINTH OF OCTOBER, 1885. for
furnishing labor and materials. aud contin-
uiDg construction on and repairs of Jetties at
harhor OF SABINE Pass, Texas.
Blank PROPOSE amt full information will
be furn shed on application to this office.
Money available about $l90.0C0,
w. RI. HEUER.
Major OF Engineers. U. :. Army.
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Pope Leo In II. Fer

ROME, Oci. 6.--rhe Pope paid his pc
riodIcal formal visit tO ST. Peters today.
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Haupt Lodge No. So, /. o. O. F.
Workman's and Traders Loan and
Building Association.

The thirty NTH t3Sth) regular monthly
meeting Of this Association will be held at the
office of the Secretary. IlS Bryan street,
THIS Thursday EVENING, at O'Clock.
Oct.7 z, 1886.
GEO. W. LAMAR, President.
j. L. WHATLEY. Secretary.
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ton TIE Barn9 and London Ciu and Oc
We General Freight Agent
i
The Missouri railroad
Lac General freight Agent
" EBGFNs General Ticket
by
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by from oNa
Jun ABB .Asisan General reigh Agent
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a TRULY MONSTER SHOW,

Entire Complete Whole and Undivided Transported fror
road Cars each Car sixty seVenyvs feet nge en @a
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SAVANNAH, FRIDAY, OCT. I5.
BARNUM AND LONDON
UNITED SHOWS

Coming with all the freshness of Spring the odor and
fraera ce OF New Mown Hay Coming vast entirety
aud oval magnifcence with all the p,mp and splendor sur
round ng the Greatest Of Earthly Amusement Enterprises
organized by the King of Showmen and Ruler OF The
Amusement World Coming to create New Era in
Amusements in the South and provide the people with what
they never saw before
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My Circus Giving Exhibitions in New York Ctv.


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Wilmington,
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THE RESULT IN HOUSTON.

PERRY. GA, Oct. 6.--Tne returns indi-
cate the election OF Z. Pagan, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Representative, over
b. III. Bateman, Independent. by large
majority. All the other nominees are
elected without opposition. Ii. A. Ma
thews for Representative and j. j. Nc
Giants for Senator.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07

PEARSON, GA, oct. 6.-Pearsou gives
Gordon 249. The other state House offi-
GERS have about the same vote. Sirmans.
Tor Senator, has s0S and Mcdonald 4S.
Yickers. for Representative, has loo and
Gaskina "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16
JUAN MATEUS. Plaza 10 Principal si,

Establecimiento Ell ROS DE ORC
Constante surtdo de efectos para Ell Ejercito, Ar
mada Voluntarios. Divisss para empleadoe de
Hacienda Telegrafos. Confecciona gorras de todas
ormss classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16

tiaban. Sus gritos, mas que feroces
unidos al ruido ensordecedor de un GEN.
tenar de tambores, ponia espanto en-
los corazones mas esforzados.
Largo seria de contar las peripecias
de Ia sangr;enta luchs.
Delante de la roca habfa una serie
de campos cusjados de espinos, tras de
los cuales Sc resgusrdadsn los paga-
nos. Gracias d aigunos buenos fasiles,
gracias, sobre todo, la sangre fra
de nuestros hombres, los enemigos,
despues de una lucha larga y encarni
zada, Sc vieron obligados q retroceder
de trinchera en- trinchera. Ell desor-
den empez6 q cundir en- sus filas, y
lanzados de sus dltimas posiciones
huyeron, dejando sobre el terreno mas
de 80 muertos.
Derrotado el enemigo, era necesario
escalar Ia roca y subir hasta las cuevas
en- que Sc gusrecian tantas vietimas,
pero todas las piedrss, gracias al fQe-
go, Sc habian convertible en- carbones
encendidos. En- este empez6 q caer
una lluvia abundsnte, gracias q Ia cual
Ell fuego Sc apag6, refrescandose ell
suelo.
Al fin, salvadores y salvados pu-
dieron verse y abrazarse. Impossible
describir la escena. Las victimas, es-
capadas de una muerte casi segura,
refan lloraban La vez.
Uno de los hombres que iban con
los libertadores era precisamente ell
marido de Ia mujer que, como he dicho
antes, habia Sido implacablemente de-
gollada, y el padre, por 10 tanto, del
nifo cuyo cuerpo yacia en- Ell rio entire
aqua y cieno. Pero loh dichosa sor-
pFesaI Ell nino respiraba todavia: su
herida no era mortal.
"Tales son los detalles que tomo de
una carta del Padre KIinger, testigo |
ocular.
Renuncio consignar los desas-
tres en- todos los puntos de nuestras
misiones. Las cifras son mas elocuen-
tes. Prescindo de las localidades con
las que estsmos totalmente incomuni-
cados.
He aqui cu&l era antes del IA de
este mes ell balance de nuestras perdi-
das: seiscientos cristianoS pr6xima-
mente degollados, J mas de noventa y
cinco aldeas sag ueadas y quemadss.
"Tales eran, repito, nuestras perdi-
das, antes del IA. Al comenzar esta
carta ignoraba toda la extension de
nuestras desgracias. Hoy mismo aca-
bo de saber que la parroquiA de Lang
: Ia mission del Laos, de que no tenia-
mos noticia hace tempo, han desaps-
recido, que ell Pedro Satire, herido el
de Diciembre en- una salida, muri6 el
S; y que en- los dias siguisntes, dos ss-
cerdetes indigenas que estaban con sl,
IN diacono y diez = siete cateqniktas
fueron degollados en- compafis de
! 900 cristianos, 600 de cuyos cadave-
res faeron literalmente destrozados.
"Vease d 10 que ha quedado reduci-
da la mission del Tong-kin meridional.
"Como consecuencia de todos estos
desastres, en- nuestra resi-
dencia hay mas de 5000 cristianos
hambrientos q quienes no tenemos que
dsr otra cosa que srroz."
(EI Intransigsnte.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16
Ell VApOR pERD1DO.

Ninguna prueba material ha We
vido a confirmar hasta hoy la YER
sion del Official del Oregon -, que
atribuye la p6rdida de dicho buque
a su encuentro con una goleta, Y
leios de disminuirse aumenta ell
n1mero de los que atribuyen la
catastrofe a una explosion, casual
6 intentional, ocurrida a bordo.
Entire tanto ,siguen saliendo a
fote y recOgi6ndoSe tablaS Y reStOS
del "Oreg6n," sacos de correspon-
dencia, maletas, cuerdas y otros
efectos, sin que aparezca ell menor
vestigio de la goleta, que 81 ha
existido, debi6 queGar destrozada.
Los raqueros de la compalia
Merritt POGO 6 NADIA han podido
hacer hasta ahora, Y ell captain
dice que enviar buzos al vapor
mientras no Sc hallen ell viento Y
la mar en- condolences favorables,
serfa poner in1tilmente en- peligro
las vidas de esos hombres. Creese
que no Sc tratara de levantar ell
vapor, pero hay esperanzas de sal
var parGe de la maquina y del car
gamentO.
Los pasajeros siguen presentan-
do sus reclamaciones pOr las perdi-
das sufridas, y de recibirlas Sc ha
encargado Mr.. Irving Ward, quien
sostendra sus demandas contra la
companfa de Cunard. Este letrado
sostiene que ell captain Oottier es
culpable de negligencia por no ha-
ber aprovechado las horas que tuvo
de espera hacienda desestivar par
te de la carga y acumularla sobre
el costado ileso del vapor, para i'm,
pedir ell hundimiento de este dan
dole al efecto la inclination conve-
niente, a 10 cual Sc prestaba la cal
ma del viento y de las olas.
Del correo nos comunican en- una
nota que ell administrator general
Mr.. Pierson recibi6 aviso inmedia-
to de la llegada del bote photo
que recogi6 63 sacos mas de la
correspondence del "Oregon". La
compania de Ounard facilit6 ca
rros en- los que Sc llev6 esa Mala al
correo, a donde lego a las seis de
tarde. Desde luego Sc procedi6 q
+secar cartas, peri6dicos y paquetes,
y la mayor parte quedarOn en-
estado de ser repartidos aquf New
York; enviados a su destino.
Hoy hemos recibido parte de esa
correspondence, diarios de Madrid
del 3, saturados de aqua. La Ma
la salvada consiste en- 9 sacos ce-
rrados de Londres, 2 de Liverpool,
1 de Dublin y l de Nueva-York y
500 para fuera de la ciudad; 2 sa-
cos de certidcados de Londres pa
ra Nueva- York, 2 de Basilea, 1 de
Italia, l de Cork, l de Madrid, l de
Francia, l de San Petersburgo, Y la
Iista de libranzas de correos suizas,
de Basilea.
En- los sacos cerrados, ademas de
la correspondence para Nueya-
York, habla cartas de LOndres para
Nassau, de Dublin para la Habana,
de Liverpool para San Luis, de
San Luis y de Madrid para M6xi-
co.
Los perl6dicos llenaban 80 sacos,
casi todos para Su distribution en
Nueva- York.
de Las Nooedadss.)