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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

El Jurado recomienda al culpsble por equivoca
ci6n 10 clemencia del juez, teniendo en- conside-
racion las circumstances del hecho, por 10 que
acaso Nichols vaya sufrir condena en un esta
bleeimiento correctional vez de ir una pri-
sion del Estado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Hemos vsto que por una secci6n de pres-
diarios SO esta deshisrbando el pano de muralla
que esta al estremo dela cae de San Jose, por
donde Sc piensa abrir una via que una esta Ca
pital con ell barrio de la Marina. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
CONS SECUENCIAS

Poema por ell DOCTOR FERRER.-Esme
meradfsimamente impreso-Se vende en- la casa
de su autor San Francisco SO y an las Ofcinas de
LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA a reales ell ejemplar. 1915
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
II Dr. SaIdans

pArtIc pa 81 phhIlcO sus cllentes, haber trasIa
dado su domicilio y gabinete de consulta 10 ca.
lie de San Jose ndmero 81 esquina 4. Sol (cass de
Arroyol 20 piso. co.'s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Procedente de ST. Thomas entr6 esta mana
ma en- ell puerto de esta Capital esta sufriendo
diss de observation, el vapor nacional IbO Bosch
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

u Para entretenimiento lie aceras, empedrado,
adoquinado, alcantarillado, reparaciones arreglo
y plnturs de bancos de los paseos. tiene asignado
en- 81 presupuesto de esta Capital 81 municlplo la
suma de veinte mil pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Aver tarde aslstio S. Z. ell Gobernador Ge-
neral al Campo del Morro, para presencisr el eier
cIcio del Battalion de Voluntarios. Despuss reco.
rri6 caballo, acompahado del senior 20 cabo
otros senores iefes, el recinto de la muralla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

i - Con la aprobaclon del Gobierno General se
ha hecho cargo de la inspection de las obras pd-
blicas municipaies de Ponce, ell ingenlero sehor
don Manuel Domenech
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Teaernos noticia de que Sc estan preparando
los coches para las ambulancias postales entire
Aguadilla Mayaguez Ponce Yauco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

FL teniente de la guard1a civil de servicio
en- Comerfo, senor Yscuin, piensa marcharse para
la Peninsula en- Mario. La partids del dicho Ca
balero es generalmente sentida en- Comerio por
que este Official es persona muy apreciable quien
anima espiritu de justicia que le honrs mucho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Un nino hijo de don Francisco Quijano, SO
encontr6 aver tarde frente la Intendencia, una
pulsera de orc esmatada, que entrego al conduc-
tor de un omnibus, apodado e Andauz, que se
la pidi6 para devolverla & su dueho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

FL ndmero de inmIgrantes desembarcados
en- el puerto de Nueva- York durante e. ano que
acaba de fnalizar no ha sdo mas que de 358, 4S6,
mientras que en- el ano do 1891 lego 445, ,29O.
Els indudable que la dininuci6n en- el sfo Gltimo
ha sido debida excluslvamente a las medidas res
restrictvas tomadas desde el mes de Septlembre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

A la pulperfa llamada de Luengo que esta-
ba anoche domingo, alberta en- lacalle de Tetuan
lie lanzaron como las siete y media dos pedra-
una vidIiera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

4. .i.u,I. ell piso bajo de la casa n1mero "a de
b6 alQHita la calle de la Fortaeza esquina la
Plazuea de Santiago. En- la misma
Gale ntmero 68, daran razon 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Nos escriben de Comerlo que con la SEGA sc-
tual SO ha perdido cast tods la cosecha de tabaco.
El cafe, que fue POGO, estA va cast todo yendido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Para levantamlento de pianos, estudios y pro-
yectos de obras nuevas, tiene presupuestado el
municpo de esta Capital la suma de $500 pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

ST quiere usted conner sabroso abonese a
estaurant La Cataland, San Francisco num- Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Sc exibe en- la IedaccIon de LA CoRREsPoN-
DENcIA el ingenioso trabajo del senior don jose de
la Huerta Storer representando la Estaci6n de
Arecibo con todos sus detalles. La copia es
exactfsima hasta en- sns medidas reducidas Ia
escala al D por ciento. Esta obra de paciencia
ma Sc vende por aciones que solo valen so ctvos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Escriben de ,Nue va-Y ork 4 IN amigo nues-
tro, que por ali se dice que hay tirantez de rea-
clones entire los gobiernos de Santo Domingo y
Haity, con motive dc los rumores que circulan de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Nos escriben de ManaJf que cerca del testro
al lado izquierdo del frOntispico que sirve de
prehistoric de la iglesia hay un letrero que dice
Pintenme." El dicho temple Sc encuentra interior
exteriormente-nos dicen,-en tai estsdo de
sucledad que da vergienza verlo. No Sc COM
prende como sin conocimlento de- .,:rroco haya
poddo ponerse el letrero de referencla, una al
tura en- que Sc ha necesitado colocar una gran
escalera para pintarlo" -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

arrendamiento venta do Ia bahla de SamanG
los Americanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
Sabemos por buen conducto que {

Sabemos por buen conducto que q conse-
cuencia de nuevos estudios hechos, se ha en-
contrado una ruta para Ell ferrocarril mas pract
cable menos costosa, para salvar el dlficIl paso
de Ia canada de Guajataca, entire Camuy Aqua
dilla Sabemos tambien que probablemsnte On
Mario pr6ximo Sc reanudar4n las construcclones
que los prlmeros trabajos seran encaminados
terminar las obras de Camuy Ayuadilla y de
Hormigueros Yauco. -.
Suplicamos don Carlos Lopez, Juez conf
sario de la quiebra de don Eleuterio San Miguel,
cuyo juicio cursa en- Cayey, Sc sirva remltir los
1920 que importa la publication de tres edictos
que dispuso publican Mayo Setiembre del
afio pasado en- LA CORRESPONDENCE.
FL doctor Ordohez nos participa que por eau.
sas agenas q su voluntad ha tenido que suspender
la consuta gratuita de pobres que todos los dias
tenia en- su casa, trans6riendola para los do
mingos de 3 en- las msmas condolences 3--3
Esta tarde cuando va este On prensa LA Co
RREsPoNDENoIA habra entrado el puerto de es-
ia Capital el yapor de Ia Habana, dc la Inca de
Herrera que esta mafana zarpo de Mayaguez
debiendo hacer escala en- Aguadilla
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- Ia of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy & las de Ia
| tarde:-Espana, pS - Londres, dTv, 6274
9.-Parfs, DIV 254 pc .-Nueva York, 3 dry.
291 Pc .-Habana, DIV, l9 Pc.
La suma de q, 4l5 pesos "a centavos tiene
presupuestadoN Nel municipio de esta Capital para
los gastos de Carcel dol partido de Ia Audiencia
| Escriben de Nue. Ya-Y ork IN amigo nues-
tro que por ALI se dice que hay tirantez de rea-
clones entire los gobiernos de Santo Domingo y
Hsity, CON motive de los rumores que circulan de
III !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

La suma de 24,4l5 pesos "a centavos tlene
presupuestado el municipio de esta Capital para
los pastos de C&rcel dol partido de Ia Audiences
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Dice peri6dico de Nueva- York fechado
ell 10 de Enero corriente:
"Segun dicen los que pueden decirlo por To-
ner motive para clio, hace muchos amos no Sc ha
visto tanto hieo en- los dos rios que circundan
ia ciudad y en- su bahia como 81 que vi6 aver
Cuanto podia alcanzsr Ia vista en- la bateria, no
era mas que una extensa sabana blanca que eau
saba frfo solo al contemplate, el erugido que
producfan los bancos de hielo al chocar unos con.
ira otros, recordaba 10 que debe suceder en- las
regiones articas. Los trozos fotantes de hielo
parece que eligieron de prefefencia los embarca-
deros de los botes que cruzan los rios habIendose
visto alguHos de los vapores bloqueados mate
ralmente, la navegaci6n hs podldo hacerse, 81
bien con grandes trabajos, interrupciones ire
gularidades, mercsd los vapores que han esta-
do ocupados en- romper el hielo para abrir cami-
no los otros."
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ED0ctor Wives
OCULISTA

NsAs~%--E%| Elk Jefe de clinica del Institute Ofal-
Madrid sete amos de pracca, orece los serv
clio de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
Baio ell erigrafe Destrucc,6n q

Bajo Ell erfgrafe Destr1cc'6n de aces dice un
peri6dico
En- una revista francesa de ciencias natura-
rales aplicadas encuentrase sehalada la inmensa
destruction de pequefas aves que So .hace
anualmente; un solo mercader de plumas de Lon
dres ha recibido expedition 100000 p&ja-
ros de diversas especies de la India Oriental y
10000 colibrfes. Otro comerciante ha vendido
en- un solo afo mas de dos millones de pieles de
paiaros diversos. Sc calcula que solamente un
comerciante de Paris Sc le envfan anualmente
40, 900 pajaritos de America y 100000 del Afri.
ca En- Nseva. York existe una sociedad que Sc
ALI un preparador puede arreglar 10000 pielea
por afo.
Por fnarza &c la l4,lardla Civil. del r,I,aatn Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
DESCENDANTS OF COLUMBUS
Arrival of the Duke de Vera
qua and His Party.
WELCOMED ON THEIR STEAMER
The Columbus CaraVels Start
from Havana.

Duke de Ecragua, the Acknowledged
Lineal Descendant of CHRISTOPHER CO.
lumbus. Reaches New York This Morn
ing and is Heartily Welcomed--Otiier
Descendants Accompany Him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
snor DoWN ~ corn moon.
brutal Murder of nm Old Man by a
Daring Robber, In LOwndes County, Gu.

SkLDERs. Ga, April 1.-THE worst
crime in the history Of Lowndes county
was committed about shutdown yesterday
seven mites south of this place the victim
being an old man named John Il. Wise
baker.
Mrs. Wisebaker, his wife. was in the
house attending to her domestic duties,
when she was suddenly accosted by a man.
lie commanded her to keep still and not
make any alarm or he would kill her.
The villain then took Wisehuker's gun
down from the rack and went into an
adjoining room and proceeded TO break
open q wooden box, i'll his search for
money. Mrs, Wisebaker stepped out and
called her husband who was hoeing in a
field about 50 yards away
When told by his wife about the
strangers actions the old man, disregard
ins his wilcs entreaties, entered the house
and was met by fnsllade of bullets from
the robbers pistol. None of them, how.
ever, took effect, and the old man raised
his hoe to strike i'm. The stranger
quickly seized the gun and sent charge
Of shot into WisebakerS heart, He fell,
calling 10 his wife to run, and saying that
he was killed.
Mrs. Wsebaker then ran to the nearest
nelghburs and gave the alarm, but when
help arrived the robber had gone, taking
with him what money he could find. Three
men are under arrest on suspicion,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
MIDE rnE opEn iron FAINr.
A Rear Collision on tho Philadelphia &
Reading railroad by which Three Men
We're Seriously Injured.

liotNn BRook, Pa, April 15,-At about
o'clock this morning an accident hap
pcued III the Philadelphia y Reading rail
road at SkAltmau station, between this
place and Trenton in which three men
we're seriously injured Their names are
John J Hilliard Of Elizabeth Frederick
frueS 6f Jersey City; Claude Flaule of
Philadelphia.
Tie men were all in the rear car Of the
express train NJ. 5I6, which was stopped AT
Skillman for orders. 4 minute after the
express reached the station. and before
the brakeman On the rear car could 20
back any distance 10 tag approaching
Il iius locomotive ROUNDED the curve
and crashed into the train blowing half
way through tie rear car and striking the
three mon.
As soon as possible the unframed part
Of the train WAS run on TO Bound Brook
With tile injured men who were attended
70 rs Dr. G r. r Fisher. The men were
hurt in all parts Of their bodies, bnt prob.
ably not fatally.
The telegraph operator at Skillman
tainted when lie saw the accident and il
was some time before he could be restored
70 consciousness. Travel vas delayed fol
several hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
srrrL1D mr. COMPROMISE.
An Agreement between the Cutters ana
Manufacturers in New York.


NEW YORK, April l4-The confer
ence Of the manufacturers and the gar
meut workers and clothing cutters to-
day resulted in an agreement on bas
for a settlement Of their differences.
The local leaders of the locked'out men
at first insisted upon the shops being
made union shops.
The manufacturers replied that they
would not again discuss the question q
unianiliug their shops; that that had
been settled. and if not accepted IN the
premises that il was useless 70 prolong
the negotiations.
The loca, leaders finally aceeded on
the advice Of Samuel Gompers, presi,
dent Of the American Federation OF
Labor.
the manufacturers consented TO re-
new the original contract without the
amendment that all tile old men should
be taken back, and refused to discharge
any men 10 give l0ckcl.out men their
old places. They said they would take
back as many IS they needed.
The labor leaders were indignant at
this, saying that the manufacturers
were 10 blame for the lockout, and that
70 comprise they shouid at least restore
things 10 the original status. The manu-
factHrers were immovable.
The labor leaders withdrew and con.
suited among themselves. After q few
minutes talk Harry White came out
and said AN agreement is arranged
for, aud the terms are liberal on both
sides.
The manufacturers said nothing, but
did some quiet shaking Of hands among
! themselves. Ii is said that they have
held 10 everything they have said they
would require, except that they would
notreceirc Federation men as such bach
into their shops.
The cutters withdrew the demand
made in the preamble Of the agrcemen
| submitted TO the consideration Of thu
conference, and the bone If contention
throughout the conference, namely, tina
the manufacturers should employ onl.
union men,
After this concession was made th'
i conference a ij8urned and other PROPOSE
lions Will come up for consideration Il
the meeting ncAt Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
BoMB FiESDS IN CUSTODY.


Arrest Of IA Man and Woman In Paris
for Causing the Terrible Bomb Explo-
sion of November Sth. 1892.
PARIS, April l5.--Ever since the dyna-
mite explosion of November Sth last the
commissariat Of police in the Rue des
Bons Enfants, near the Palais Royal, the
police have been indefatigably searching
for the perpetrators Of the outrage To-day
a nun named Duprat and woman named
Desmasle were arrested on suspicion of
having caused the explosion.
This affair, which resulted in the death
of five persons, had its origin in the great
strike Of coal miners at Carmaut last
autumn. Early on the morning Of Soyem-
her sth the cashier of the Carma Mining
Company, whose head offices are at No. II
Avenue de Lopz, discovered as he entered
the building u suspicious looking vessel re-
sembiing 4 saucer, He called in police
man, who carried the vessel TO the cont
inissariat Of police. While the officers were
examining the thing il exploded with ter
rifle violence, completely wreCking the
building and killing live persons. Their
bodies were frightfully mangled.
Thcentire clue which the police obtained
was given By NJ, Lefrappert, a director of
the Earmaux Mining Company, who
stated that as he was leaving the COM
pany'S office on the preceding day he saw
a woman with her head covered with q
shawl, as though to Disguise herself. She
carried a basket from which protruded a
turiously-shaped article The police had
no doubt that this was the bomb.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
IRIS 4 GREar GrS.



3IRpsRoRo', pa, April l6.-.fhe test
Of the Brown segmental wire wound
gun yesterday was successful beyond
The expectations Of the makers and
marks decided step forward in gun
manufacture, placing the United states
in the van in this work, as it already Is
In armor-makinE. The tests broke all
records. Three shots were fred and the
gun successfully withstoDd pressure
which the experts declared would blow
any other gun in the world 10 atoms.
The gun was mounted on flat rail.
road car and taken To the proving
ground, which is an old stone quarry.
two miles from town. 4 charge Of 20
pounds Of special siow.buFning
powder was used. The proiectile
weighed so pounds, and under this
charge the gun recoilel about tive feet
on the car, and the car itself moved a
dozen feet backward The test gauges
Showed q pressure Of $4,000 pounds per
square inch. The gun was reloaded
| with 25 pounds IF powder far the second
shot and the rcC6ii was 10 feet. The
/ pressure gauges showed a pressure Of
So 500 pounds Tic gun was carefully
/ examined and showed no signs OF in.
I jurg. HE third and final test Was then
| made. The charge WAS so pounds a
| powder, the praicctilc 50 pounds weight.
4 The shot made louder report than
| either Of the others. Tue gun recoilea
| about Ia feet, ana a section If the stone
quarry rose III the air as the proieclile
struck.
On examination OF the test gauges,
! which were set to show a pressure be-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
The ELEEI AT HAMPTON ROADS.
Arrival OF the Italian and French
Vessels on sunday.
Received With Appropriate Ceremonies
a Significant incidents Interesting
Services During the Day,

services During the Day.
EORTREs- MONROE. April l6.--Two new
foreign vessels have arrived at Hampton
Roads, the Giovanni. EdNshn and the Jean
Bart, making II meu.nf war now in the
hnrb0r Il was a brilliant scene as TIE
launches and eaiterz. tlen displaying the
national cplerS, sped - aud tro across the
water, Tie excursion boats thronged with
spectators We're moving monuments OF
flags ana Il score ot yachts added 10 the
beauty of the scene,
aun the shore. the busting thr0ucS IN
the hotel lobby, with the officers Cansplct.-
Gus ID their uniforms the gay thronss at
atS!ishly dressed women IN the broad and
sunny piszzas and the merry chatter Of
conversation III half dozen Languages
gave q spirit Of animation 70 SRniay
scene that wOllG have made the Puritan
father seei refuge hi the bleak forest OF
another continent.
ThcGioyanni Ransan which was sighted
carly this morning is not stranger 20
American waters having participated in
the last review III New YORK Size is a
/ partially -pruIcCle1 cruiser. with two nam
I moth ten.inch g,tus, She is NOT fair 70
I lNoS UPon with hGt black and yellow
4 paint, BIZ. She can fight she came %
anchor ia the NiCiiWty Of the American
/ tieet ana after She mad tlang the United
| sta.es ilag at the maiumast and saGted il
4 with q guns. which w.ts ans Ncred from
( the fort, an officer Of the Baltimore Went
4 on bnard OF her.
Scarcely wa. the reception Of the Bausan
/ concluded before another man-Of-war in,
4 warlDound was sighted As Sha steamed
nearer, the French ensign DIT her stern
told her nationality. and tie yicious-lupk
lng ram which extended from her PROV
proclaimed her name the Jean Bart. /:
formidable armorei cruiser added ID thu
French navy Within the last i've wears
l.. u. y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
Iorsford's Acid Phosphate.
Beware Of limitations.
w GAAkRIL.

,.,y....,.-3..5 .,
: Etti"gHS "','""' tt VI MAs QrSaH zti "
ftteA2!i y, T., SatHfah! nlsAt = SIst.
iitaS i"Ge,sl.' LA!it9ss;io a.tft r.. M3tt y!
tht Lepe"t q III f'sc'tTasA AVS q laSl
"tl'ttf'
The governor IF Texas las issued
if2s.ahaa9h ,tatahti,hins ~ vessels or
FSFaot5 iU,l4 tAttEAtu lotts, ~ ~ lAtp
erect Nay -
paper men arrIN in New York saturday.
unlhe liAmb ~ american Line steamer
Augusta NlrtVra Oh their way to the
Worlds FAR
The bGilor ri the passenger steamer
Nellie Bly exploded sunday. near Wini.
mac, ina. ana c!gat persons were sgri
ous!y Injured l.Ar Boat sank Immediately
alter the explosion.
I,n,n. ;pi,,J,,, J, vnr,,,, i.r,oto.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
- - =
IT THE WORLDS F.4iR.
Tho Fine Exhibit of the Harlan { Hol-
lingsworth Company, in tine Transport
tAtimm kMillimE.


Special orresp-nleEceut tiazette and journal
CilEAGo, Ill.,, APril lE-.Fhe Harlan x
iiais,UgsWurtH tuiupaES Of Wilmington
have their exhibits Installed in the Trans
qur,at!UN htH,GaE. They have q fine ,uca-
fiQit IN Tile south end Of the building, and
have 3iti 4 wohi carpet ho3r ami enclosed
the Whole wth brass posts capped by q
mahogany rail. Il Is very neatly arranged
ana presents 4 cry attractive appearance
NJ g.e.s 1T the various stcaul- HIPS and GOV
eFuWent Tat s4.ps are arranged on the
east Wall THE exhibit il great credit to
the company Hld % the ~tate.
Il il fortunate fer delaware, considering
the l0lr STRIVING the state Commission
has made taat such eutcrpr5s!ng firms
have g8tr q the expense this ono has II
show Il, the world lts facilities II the ship
band!Hs and carbHldiW- liuf
A large party # Pennsylvania railroad
officials accompanied by Mes>s, Cassutt
and Frank Thomson were III Chicago this
week ana were eateFaiuene4 a 4 banquet
Al tie l.iChe.4ea Hotel Thursday n&ht by
President HIgeinbothnm Gearsc y Massey
was one Of the etests
Road making inside Of jackson PARK
has been began Every day n4w great
changes are being made BY the sFliiv 81
iaburcrs employed and there is a0w ~
doubt that the Exposition win he ypeuec
on time, May lst Tie city i FIRST liiliHg
+ MP and thousands Of visitors anu azlab.
tors daily thrqHg Tie grounds
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

New YoEK. April l5,-The American
line steamer New Work, from Southamp-
ton, with tile lineal descendant Of tFistn-
pher Columbus, the D4Ne OF Neraglt On
board, arrived At Quarantine this morning
after 6 o clock. 4 dri2G.iG- rain was fa.i-
ing at the time ana the vessel was almost
hidden iii the fog,
Tie New York anchored, and Cummo-
dorn Francis w lt!cklus, U. >. n, repre-
senting the Federal government boarded
the steamer and delivered an audress OF
welcome ii spanish, 70 winch the DGke
appropriately responded, alter whica the
band on board played America.
The steamer BlaCEb;Td With the receP-
tiun committee On board, left Pier 4 about
7oClUck and proceeded down the hay to
the New York, ami the duke and bus
party were transferred 10 the H!ackaird
which was provided Ay the Columbian
celebration committee 10 bring the party
TO TweutysSeCoud street, on the AurtA
river, from whence they Will be escurte!
u the Hute! Waldorf. where the iGea.
party Will remain INIT! they leave for ht.
cage next week.
The duke is accompanied By Tile llG hess
OF Ncragla. Their son. Don christopher
Columbus y Aquilera bon Eatlps 4 ii,
lera, Don Maria Del PAilar, GulGnol
YtAquilerA, Don Pedro Columbus UHa the
Marquis and NlagQassa RRrb9las al. OF
whom are descendants Of Christopher
Columbus.
THE coLrMBts eARAyEi.s sEAnr,
HAVANA. April l5.-The Columbus cara
wells. santa Maria. Nina and Pilfa, sailed
hence for he United state, to-day IAc&
will take prominent part in the -tea
naval review u Ue held At New GarHr