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DRESS SHIELDS.

DREss SHIELDS.
We have another WAGON LOAD u thee
"wARRANTED" DRESS SHIELDS.
The CHARM" "PEARL." "ExoUrs-
ITE."and me PLUS ULTRA" wehave sold
many hundred pairs in the past few days. This
lot is for Saturday. Prices. n. L. IS and
lie. Sizes. 1, 2. 3. 4. Every pair sUARAN-
TEED to wear well or MONEY REFUNDED.
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL.
Boys Imported English Drill Suits in six
patterns. Blue and White stripes, and White
with Blue and White trimmings-made with
blouse waists and pants-the most stylish
goods FOR the price we have yet shown. Sizes
3to years. Guaranteed perfectly fast colors.
-$3.2i EACH
By taking all a house had of Q very choice
Atwood Suit fully worth go We are enabled
to OYersths lot for
-&5 suit
Sizes to I2.
Fine Atwood Flannel Summer Refers for
small boys. perfect fitting. Sizes 3 to years.
81. 10 each
French White Pique Kilt Suits. Sizes 3 toe
years.
Shirts separate. So and 60 25.-
Suits. complete, 80. 75 and "a. %
Bingham Kilt Suits and Odd kits.
Suits. &L To-
Kills. &c.
Extra Knee Pants-very serviceabls.
-15c. a pair
Atwood Knee Pants in pretty patterns.
81. 90 pair
Fine Atwood Indigo Blue Flannel Knee
Pants. Sizes to 10 years.
81 - pair
The only place in Washington where "Ths
Mothers Friend" Shirt Waist is sold is here-no
buttons coming off-no ill fits. Fancy Percales
in almost endless variety.
TIC. and 81. 90 each
Plain White with linen collars and cuffs.
81. 90 each
cd door, 10th st. buidng)
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SPOOL SILK MARX DOWN.

SPOOL SILK MARX DOWN.
Jno. ID. Cutters well-known Spool snk is the
only -ilk that has held TO the original price Of
l0c. spool. As we are the only merchants In
this city handlins this old aud reliable brand OF
Spool silk don't feel that We are trcaiins on
any one elses toes by cutting the prizes. Be
ginning tomorrow and continuing hereafter We
will sell this silk. in BLACK and Colored. far
T.. q spool.
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PARAsoL ANNOUNCEMENT.

FAhASoL hNNOtNtEhfNI.
We have just received another laree ship
ment Of those HANDSOME LoUInNE SILK
PARAsoLs. in different styles. o BLACK and
White; also colored. They are god value for
ESQ. We sell them for e. each
Also NEW ARRIVAL Of MOURNING
PARAsoLs. in LoUIsINE AM WINDSOR
SILKS. SPECIAL PRICES. O. s2.5o and
o.. IS each.
Full ASSORTMENT Of ,HILDREN's
PARAsoLs; all colors. Regur price. &c
MARKED DOWN 20 6sc. each.
The sun is so very warm now nat you cannot
afford to put of buying you Parasol You
must have new one. Your Lao seasons 10 not
in style and Parasol il q thin that Is very
tioeable. Any one can tell at lance that yours
is not up to date. Get yourslf new Parnsol-
Be IN style. They don't cos much. You can
buy a nice one here for e. O IL You want some
thing better We can show ti,m on up TO ca. all
in the newest novelties.
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TIE MoSuMENrAL.n

The MONUMENTAL"
Our Millinery is distinguished for matchless beauty
and marvellous low prices.
We forcing the season at every point. It's
always possible If you dare the risk Well, We are sim
ply driving trade by the force Of attractive prices and
bears hard on Spring Millinery and Wraps.
So with dozen other lines.
bevy of brand new" styles today.
Perfectly charming Hats at a and 50; worth 90 and
%. Very rich and elegant styles at $3.50, IS and
&1O Our Milliners put the finest materials and their
best ideas into them.
Trimming to order on at q great rate now Good
taste and low charges make this department faously
successful.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Flowers are the fsvorite trimming The field an
garden right again here. Prices are assuredly
reasonable.
FURRY IN RIBBONS.
Some Of the handsomest French Ribbons sacrificed
today. Gold Spot Ribbons. all silk. No. 40 Gauze
Ribbon at SOC. Regular price. so.
wonderful sale Of Silk Velvet Ribbons at 1Sc. 22c.
and Pc. Worth Sc, 45c and J0c.
OUR BARGAINS IN GLOVES
THIRD GLOVE SALE
The two special sales of Gloves we've already had
this season remarkable from four causes
quantity, quality. price. rapidity Of sale.
On this third Glove sale the shall be said,
said louder because this announcement shall bring to
counters new faces. who shall Join with the fam
lar in telling Washington how Gloves go with US.
LOWEST PRICE.
Gloves for nc. you are paying 81 to s1.2 for.
Suede and Glace Kid, in hook, for &c. Regular
prices. 81. 25 and 81. so.
Our White and Buff Chamois ct &c. Regular price.
e125.
S-button Suede Mousquetaires Regular price,
e1.75. For two days only. 41.25.
Finest Undressed Mousquetaires. o1.69. Worth
o. 25. The Best Foster. 7-hook Kid Glove. q. 80.
Worth e. %.
ABOUT SPRING WRAPS.
WE MEAN BUSINESS.
Our stock of Ladies' Capes. Refers, Blazers and
Wraps 10 too large.
We give the beneht to the public at once; II must
move. and prices without regard to cost will DO it.
One lot Of Ladies' and Misses Jackets go 81
%. - and "a %; worth $3.50. e. and $40.
About IS elegant Blazers and Refers in Black. Navy
Tan in broken sizes All this seasons styles to
| at % for your choice; worth $7t &10
THE MONUMENTAL.
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MERITS DRUG STORE,
SOLE CITY AGENTS FOR BEAR LITHIA WATER.
Sc. Cor. 18th and SITS. NV. II
?sf? ff!3!s !f!f!! fff!
s.!! !if.! !.!fi: -!
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PERFUMERY SPECIALS.
WEST INDIA BAY Rum. Worth Sc.

WEST INDIA BAY RUN. Worth Sc.
MARKED DOWN to q. pint.
LARGE-sIZED BOTTLE FLORIDA Wa
TER. extra quality Worth SOC. bottle.
MARKED DOWN to sc. bottle.
oAKALINE HAIRroNIc. The best HAIR
INvIGoRAToR in re. An excellent prepars-
ton for cleansing tn scalp. PIC. bottle.
LUNDBoRG's CELEBRATED EXTRACTS.
The best and most asting perfume in use IN the
following extract; SWISS LILAC. LILY u
the VALLEY. JASMINE, WEST END.
ORANGE BLOSSOM. WHITE HELIoTRoPE.
VIOLET. MIIJEFLEURs. WHITE ROSE.
NEW NpwN Hay, sTEPHANoTIs. BRIDAL
BoUoyET. JOCKEY CLUB. p and Sc. oE.
Bottleffurnishsd free Of charge.
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I AIDES JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, a.
IL Children's Black Ribbed Hose, full reg. 121Sc.
ENTERPRISE,
ap.g8 E241 l1th st. Sc.
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MARK DOWN IN STATIONERY.
100 boxes Of .'oID ENGLISH tTATIoN.
cry. each box containing 80 shsss Of note
paper and so square envelopes. R-ulHr price.
PC. MARKED DOWN for SATURDAY TO
lie. box.
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CH1LDHrs's HosrEnr FoH The

W HrrE Goops DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL.
$50 pieces Fine Oolored Tarlatanes-12h
yards to piece.
81 piece
(Second floor, 18th st. building.)
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THE MONUMENTAL.
937 AND s3e F ST. NV.
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
% PLAID SASHES AT s2.75.
A line Of Plaid 6ashes. four yards long. fringed
OudS-Six combinations.
-36 quality for 81. IS each
SASH RIBBON AT 62kc
inches wide-satin edge-all silk-Cream
only.
--62kc yard
SASH RIBBON AT 9Oc
S-inch Brocaded Sash Ribbon. in Cream,
Black, Blue and Pink.
--90c. a yard
SASH RIBBON AT u.
0fnch Extra Heavy Quality Moire Saah Rib
bon in Cream, CARDINAL Pink Light Blue
Hsaiotrope, Navy Blue and Brown.
81 yard
SASH RIBBON AT q.
9inch 0ros Grain Sash Ribbon, in White,
Cream. Pink. Light Blue. Cardinal. Mails, Nile
and Shrimp.
81 yara-
(Ffrst floor, LIST and I'd snaexes.)
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BEAR LITHIAi
| BEAR LITHIA.
| BEAR LITHIA!
BEAR LITHIA.
BEAR LITHIA.
BEAR LITHIA!
BEAR LITHIA.
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BEAR LITHIA!
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REAR T,ITHTAt
| BEAR LITHIA.
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BEAR LITBIA!
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WOODWARD & LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND r SITS. NV.
CH11DRrs's Crows FoR The MAr

CH1LpRES,s Crows FoR The NJ
BALL.
Children's 3-button Kid Gloves in Cream,
White. Lemon. Pink and Pearl.
$50. pair.-
Childrens 3 and 4-button Perinot Kid Gloves
in Lemon, Cream. Pink. Pearl and White.
usually sold for 81.
SOC. pair
Children's SILK Mitts in Pink, Cream and
Bue-elbow length.
500. pair
(First floor. 18th st. building.)
CHrLDRExs HosrEnY FoR TIE
MAY BALL.
Children's White SIX Plated Hose. with
double heels and toes
Size 8. &c. pair.-
Rise DC. on each size.
A full line OF Childrens White Pure Silk
Hose, with double heels and toes and silk clocks
on sides.
Size 5x. s2. Is pair
Rise lac. on each size.
Children's White Balbriggan Hose. with
double heels and toes.
size 6. DOC. o pair
Rise &c. each size.
Children's Fine White Balbriggan Hose, with
double heels and toes and silk clocks on sides.
size 6, Soc. apair.-
Rise PC. On each pair.
els. floor. ID annex.)
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MErs UsLAuxpRarp Darss SHInrs
AND NIGHT SHIRTS.
Another invoice OF our popular d2kc. IN
lAundered Shirts-pure linen 6oson,-good quail
fty muslin-fully reinforced, and well made.
6ixco. from IL 70 IN. Inclusive.
-628c oacb.-
Also snoshse Ios q Msu's Extra ouality Nieht
6htrts-plafn or fancfly trimmed.
(E3rse moor. 1st snuex.) -
WOODWARD Z LofHRor.
my1 10th. 1lth and y sts. nv
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Is PATTERNS NECK RUcHINes in new effects.
Reetar price. pc. yard. Marked down 10 lsc.
ya1
UNptRwEAR SPECIALS.
LADIES RIBBED COMBINATION SUITS.
bPECIAL. SOC.
LADIES' Isle RIBBED COMBINATION
SUITS. SPECIAL, sl25.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS. SPLENDID
/ VALUE. SPECIAL. for 25c.
INFANTS AND cHlLDREN's 6AUZE
MERINO SHIRTS in broken sizes SPECIAL
PRICES from zoe. mp.
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Gentlemens Hats from the establishments Of
Knox" Youmans, New York. and Chrsty 4 Co..
London
Ladies' Riding Hats.
We open today Gymnasium. Athletic and Outing
Suits.
Special lot Of fine Silk Umbrellas. my1
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THESE WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
81. 30 Silk WARP Henrietta at FL "a
A G.1c. Pure Mohar Cnne) at so.
A 90c. China Silk (Blackl at sbc.
e1 silk finished French Henrietta at 1nc.
Lovely l.jc. Zephyr tiinehams at III NJ.
Lonsdale Cambria l019c. Drsssnak ers' Cambric Sc
10-4 Pequot Bleached Sheeting (best niade) 2Ssc.
DIR. Warmers Corsets. s,c. Monarch Shirt &c
70-inch 81. Is Table Damask at Ell.
BRODHEAD CO.
1919 and 1881 l4th st.. hear i 81.
EstAhlshed lS6l.
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STOLEN SWEETS WERE THESE
ENJoIYED SUGAR TRUST CHECKS cAsHED.
SENT OUT BEFORE THE COURTS ORDER WAS
BEoEIvED-TuE TBnCK ONLY PARTLY


The Sugar Trust people attempted to play
neat trick on the New-York courts on Wednes-
day by mailing from jersey City checks TO the
various stockholders TO whom dividends were due
on July 2 in spite Of the fact that Judge Barnard
of the Supreme Court issued on June 80 an in
junction restraining the Sugar people from pay
ing the dividend. The officers of the company
who are likely to be held in contempt on ac-
count Of this action are Theodore A. liavemeyer,
Henry 0. Havemeyer, John f. Series. jr., T. o.
Matthessen, William Dick, George G. Magoun and
Joseph b. Thomas. IL is evident that some one
connected with this company trust learned
early on Wednesday chat the injunction against
il had been granted; because there was meeting
of the officers OF the company On wednesday
afternoon. and then it was decided 10 send checks
from New-Jersey, through the Western National
Bank OF this city, in which the company had p
deposit. The total amount OF the checks Issued
was over So, 900. OF these. checks TO
the amount Of about S3j0,00O were
cashed at the Western National Bank. early
in the morning. When +. f. Blackwell the at
torney for James A. Taylor, for whom the in
junction against the Sugar company was obtained,
learned that the checks were being paid at the
Western National Bank he hurried to the insu-
tuition and showed the president, Bryton Ives,
the 0rGef OF injunction winch JuuBe DdfHdIu nau
granted This injunction affected all the agents
aud servants Of the company, and prohibited them
from paying the dividends ordered at the last
meeting of the officers of the company. This de-
cisiOn of course affected the bank, and orders i'm
mediately were issued 10 stop making payments
on the checks. The last checks paid were those
in the name of l. & 5. WOrmser, and they amount
ed 10 $4,000.
This action on the part Of Mr. Taylor's lawyer
came in the nature of surprise TO the officers Of
the Trust. They did not from it At once,
although it was said later in the day that the
deposit in the Western National Bank had
been withdrawn and had been taken
over to Jersey City, and that new checks
to meet the payments for which those issued on
the Western National Bank had been made would
be sent out, made payable at a Jersey City bank.
This rumor could not be verified at the Western
National Bank. but the withdrawal and payment
may he made to-day.
Mr. Taylors lawyer seemed 10 be extremely well
pleased in the way affairs had gone. He would
not tell what his future course Of action would
be. but it was limited that the officers of the COM
pany would he asked to appear in court on account
of charges of contempt because they had tried to
paw dividends which the court order restrained
them from paying through New-Iork bank
Many of the checks which were issued for
dividends were certified al the bank. aud II. A.
Smith, the cashier said that all of these checks
would be received on deposit. as certified checks
were considered TO be part of the banks llablh.
ties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
REGULATION OF LAROR IN SPAIN

Madrid, june 23.-Thc social reforms which the
Canovas Ministry has presented TO the Chambers and
which the Commission Of the CortrS In substance has
accepted will givo the working classes IN Spain legal
protection hitherto unknown to them. The CanOvas
scheme Is in harmony with the recommendation Of the
Berlin Labor Conference but necessarily IS adapted
10 the conditions Of Spanish life It embraces the
regulation Of labor on Sundays and fete days. the
>u1cton OF the work of women and children, the
supervision Of factories and unsanltary dwellings aad
tc creation Of wOrkmcns insuSance societies saw
ng' banks, and aims at mallag provision for widows
and orphans. Not all Of those projected reforms have
vet taken the definite form Of Government bills, but
he c'mnis'ion under the presidency OF scnor Morct
has reported on them favOraby. The Government bin
absolutely prohibits Sunday work. except in cases OF
urgent necessity. days work for women between
sixteen and twenty three is exceed ten hours in
The twenty four. The employment of women In mines
in underground work. In n~anitary occupations or
when approaching confinement, is strictly prohibited
Ghe bill relating 10 children f0rLldS minors under ten
ears being employed IN any kind Of working estab-
u ishment, factory mine. WORKSHOP, shOp OF Office
AbOve ten and under fourteen for BOYS but up 10
sixteen for girls, the wording not exceed six
lgurS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
,n,r OF THE porOMAC REUNION.

Buffalo, July All preparations are complete ior
the twcnyecond annual reunion OF the society oi tho
Army Of the Potomac, 10 be held here tmorfO" ana
saturday The city IS elabOratey decorated lor t'o
occasion and tonight Mainst. was Illuminated lho
corps reunions will be held at Music nan to-ihorro"
morning In the afternoon tleie Will DC d a""
.,o, on the lake and river, the excursion hect
t,,, oscortcd by the United states steamer Michigan,
th revenne cutters Perry and Fcssendeh ad tue Ight
nonsc steamer Haze. Tomorrow evening tie general
reunion occurs at Music Hall, with an orion by ten
oral Henry W. slocum aud poem by General Ma sdeh'
The grand military parade takes place saturday morn
IN, headed by four companies Of REGULARS from Forts
porcr and Niagara aud the maLe9 li INC nom =, Se steamer
Michigan. IN; ceIeDi""O' W." ~
rLith a BANQUET.
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INVITING rRlMps AZ GREY COURT.

Newbnrg. " Y. July (specaD.-A brutal assault
~ committed By tramps last Friday at liaversiraw on
,,d named McCabe. one of gang OF tIamps al
croy Court was suspected yesterday Of being one Of
ho,e concerned it, For months that place has been
,o,,,led with tramps, aud when the authorities there
coi,,ed word from the Newburg police that tramp
hcra was wanted they determined 10 rid the town OF
tor, who were then proving about The villagers
,,,,ca ont in a body armed with shotguns. revolvers
,d rih.s The four taMps started to escape, when
,he crowd fred on them and Ll!ed ole mans legs and
arms with bucksao,. When tue Ne"Ouis ofhcers ar
,4ved they found them all in custody. They brought
,to,, hack 10 Ncwburg. where they gave their names
as James Carter. aged twenty eight John Brown aged
artv; Frank White, aged thirty eight. and James
Powers. aged twenty. Under stone at Grey Court
where the vigilance committee surprised them was
found a rubber bag containing burglars tools Young
NcCabe failed 20 Identity te suspected man. Tho
GilcerS say that brown nOtd criminal aud that they
are all probably burglars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
SENATOR COLQCITT AFTER A THEE.
DIAMONDS STOLEN FROM HIS SISTERS ROOM
AT THE VICTORIA HOTEL.

DIAMONDS STOLEN FROM HIS SISTERS ROOM
AT THE VICTORIA HOTEL.
An application Will be made 10 the Brooklyn police
to-day by A. II. COlqntt, Of Georgia. for aid
in tracing diamonds, valued at $4,000 stolen from
his sister, Mrs. JOrian Of Atlanta, In the Victoria
Hotel, New York, laet week. The New-lork police
have been searching for some clew to the perpetra-
tor Of the robbery and some trace OF the missing
Jewels but thus far unayalIngly. 1t is thought that
the Brooklyn police may be able 10 do something IN
the matter a few years ago Brooklyn detective
was able trace property stolen from senator
COquitt. and he highly pleased with tie ability
shown lie viii call upon superintendent Campbell
to-day I'm company with F. &. smith, an old friend.
and all the facts relation the robbery Will be laid
before him.
Mrs Jordan has been staying at the Hotel Victoria
for nearly month while purchasing furnishings for
her new house in Atlanta. 4 week ago She let her
level case locked in her trunk and her room locked
when she went 10 dinner Upon her return she found
thai the locks had been forced and her most valuable
levels worth fully 1000. had been taken. She sent
word TO her brother aud he came 70 New-iOrk early
in thc week. lie was expected TO come on TO speak
at the Taumany celebration OF the Fourth OF July.
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THE STIPULATTONS OF THE DREIBUND.
NOT KNOWN BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
ALLEGED SUPPRESSION OF THREE
CLAUSES OF THE FIJI BST TREATY.


London, July 2-Sr James FERGUSON. Political
Secretary Of the Foreign OlHce replying today 10 Mr.
LabouC' re advanced LiberaD one OF the members
for Northampton, said that the Government had no
information to the stipulatOns of the Dreibund
Sir James added that no doubt the Marquis di Rudin
the Italian Premier, had correctly described the ex-
change OF views which had taken place between Her
Maestys Government and the italian Government.
Any taken. he continued, in II found
necessary to maintain the status quo in the Medlter
ranean would be matter for consideration according
10 tho circumstances at the time The employment Of
British forces would depend upon the estimate OF these
circumstances mad by Her Majestv's Government. In
conclusion, the speaker saii that the existing under
standing is not aimed at any particular Power
Paris. July 2.-The Matn' TO-DAY declares that the
new treaty OF the socalIed Dreibund suppresseS three
canses Of the first treaty, follows: That cause
which compelled Italy send three army corps to the
Alpine frontier in case Of Franco German war; the
clause compiling Austria 10 station troops the Rus
sian frontier In Of a RusSoGeman war, and the
clause fixing a minimum peace effective OF Italy and
Austria.
The three Powers, however, according to the
"Matin' mutually guarantee the integrity Of their re-
spectvc territories.
Rome July o.-The "Osservatore Romano to-day
strongly condemns the Dr7lbund as disturbing the
public mind instead OF inSurinC peace. and as guar
anteeing 70 Free Masonry the violent possession OF
Rome, while makinc Italy tho rcndarme Of Austria In
Trieste and The gndame Of Germany In Alsaee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
A FARMING TO AMERICAN LABORERS.
DEPLORABUE CONDITION OF MANY IN CENTRAL
AND SOUTH AMERICA

DEPLORABUE CONDITION OF MANY IN CENTRAL
AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Washington, July (specaD.-The condition Of
aborers who go from the United states to Central and
south America I'm search Of work is represented TO be
deporable by some Of the official reports received al
the state Department. Consul sims, OF Colon says
,ht the vrocc Of a day laborcr there is 80 cents in
Colombian silver equal to 80 cents IN god and that
Americans cannot live on That sum. lie continues ;
Every day American citizens come to me 10 be seht
home. They are not seamcn, and have to rely on
the Kindness Of masters OF American vessels 10 sehu
the poor fellows home The Nicaragua 'ahai i''S
hired many of these poor people here ana now they
lie b,rofoot naked and starving in Central ana
south America dependent on the consideration of
american Consuls to provide them means to get BACK
work their passage back have doubtless died IN the
swamps ,,. ..or, .bo r-r,tod
S,otnc IN tIs country can be checked there Is no
room for them and death alone awaits them here.