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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

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i"Hu'"S "F"''H' nun Ut Sn" Aus''''
The Wichiih Falls Democrat says there
ARE more honest men IN Texas thnh there
are In Missouri. No one has stated the
contrary
The Forney Tribunc Is infrihgln on sam
Jon'T English. IT snysi "Qult reading
your noighhors paper you old hound YOU
telegraph line Is being built from
Noakum 10 Waco.
Jose Gonzales. wanted at Corpus Christi,
charged With theft. was arrested at Cuero
The Mineral Wells News wants the name
OF every ex.Cunf.jeiatt living IN palo Pin
TO county
I, ,,,s y,,n, ,,o ro,,,ds .t Gan A,topto
was going 'he iouhus az pan Ah'on,o
tnat ~ T. INNS 'ihlor OF lhe Nasu"'Hic
Anvil hau taken unto hinsrli Ni'' uht'l
Herman TOOK Tue mighty pen III hhhu una
corrected the Pheasant error
a good Joke Is going the rounds Of Laredo
on the coroner Of that city. While he was
IN the act Of holding IN Inquest over dead
man. the corpse rolled over ON his back
nnd "cnssed" thc coroner In choice Spanish.
The RosalIo Courier come. ont boldly and
nsks IT,, anbscrlbcrsc to settle nm or tle ma
nor will sink, II .nya. .arhcre nre we'll. TO.
,o men I'm tIs c,nr,nnitv WIN have mt
mid their last yaor,s snhsrrIptIon ia til,
Courier. Wo nre fnminet nroof lint cannot
chnw rnfs ana sntt nm manor IN print The
Confer. and mics, sotnc Of our dellnutcnts
settle. mo minor win ho is.p.d next wool"
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

On tclrgraphc information from Gle
lurne officials q negro named Brewer,
whom, 1t is alleged. has a propensity for
Lousc-brcnking, was yesterday put under
arrest by Officer McGruth for comp.i-
city in recent robbery in that city.
some weeks since parties broke into Il
EerlwHrr store IN Clchurne and stole n
large amount of pistols. cutlery. etc,
ru1 II IA supposed the man under ar
lest is implicatc1 IN the ufiar. Sheriff
Rogers will probably arrive here today
fOr the prisortr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
AN AERoNAur, KILLED.

Benton, ~ j., June 5.-Chas. Y. Rich
uiond, aeronaut, made drop here and
lost his life When cut loose from the
balloon the parachute failed to open and
he dropped 100 feet through the air aud
came down. Several women tainted
and the great throng was sclcned 10y the
sight Richmond landed in muddy
stream, aud if he WAS alive when ht
struck h was soon drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
RUN ON A BANK.

Chicago, ILL.,. June 5.-The run on
the Prairie Site savings bank, which
started Saturday, was resumed this
morning. Officers are confident. how
ever that they have ample means avail
able 70 meet all demands from deposit
ors. The banks business is practically
confined to the West side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
TIGHT MONEY

Kansas City, No, June In,
sas Grain company which Az.
the greatest buyer Of geia h
producers in the world. hss iIi
NJ. kirkpatrick, secretafy and N
of the company, notified The MI
the board Of trade at l2sN h,
pany was unable TO meet cdairl :,
announcement on the hoaN ei1sl
excitement. The mam oa0. \
company are located In hi. n
Hutchinson, Kan. The preslr.
concern Is n, ]. Templer ia IA
the Hutchinson Offices. The oem|
decline to make any staltnai
condition until authorized lg "A
1t is presumed, however, the iet
liabilities will be large. The 4
has elevators IN log towns ari
Kansas. representing an lntrzI
S15,OOO,O0O. These elevator 4
more or less grain. Cause Z
tight money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

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tcrhack, st Louis; Nar l1fl,
John 4 Glddings. knms M.sla, hi
sas city: Il ~ Farmer .la 49,. IA
Aiedo; George SiiI.nh, NirNlnl ~
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W u Clncklcy, Dallas; Jn,.,ai Il
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II Whntley. Dallas; & l. y. !, g'a 4,
80. Ine Trnrr. Dallas Nj.
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= EoisIpy McKenzle. 1ellh; r., e
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NJ W FlourneN; Mhh,,,nln,asdia. W.
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AustIn; Hiram elias. NJ = NeN n
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

Philadelphia, Pa, June 5.--Washing-
on, Butchers & Sons, provision dealers.
today made IA assignment with George
eN assignee. No statement ~ assets
OF hahihties- Tight moncy matters The
cause Of the embarrassment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

New York, Juac 5.-The Shoe and
Leather bank gave notice today it
would not clear for the Canal street
bank after tomorrow. This will make it
go into liquidation. Its deposits are
S450,OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

bank, but the demand on the csnl
bank seems 10 have subsidSl WI N
the other banks are ab1nt n *
condition. Small depositors ~,
the most nervous Busine,.
not in the least alarmed ald Nj
VIII end in u day or Two, uul,s
Nated by more failures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
UNIFORM FAILURE.

Chicago, ILL.,, June 5.-E. a. Armstrong
Co., dealers in uniforms, made a
voluntary assignment this morning,
Assets are said to be S275,OOO; liabili-
ties, 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

II may be true. os the report goes, that
President Cleveland has decided TO re.
cognizc senators Hin and Murphy as tile
dispenscs Of patronage in New York. 1t
may be true II may be true. too, that
an Ice berg will sprout aud grow in the
midst Of the Arizona deserts There is
about rs much probability In one case as
the other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
IN THE CITY.
DOOR or HOPE.

The services at the Door of Hone mis-
sion last night were well attended, and
great interest was manifested. Rev. Il.
G. Watson Of San Antonio preached Il
remarkably ahin sermon. which was at
speak again tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
CHANGE Ar ARLrNE.

Abilene, Tex, Juno 5.-(Special.)--I.
W, Red has purchased the interest Of j.
ID, ,,Shclby IN the livery business of
shelly y Hall md also hir interest in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

Chas. ii. Alrnsur Of Missouri to be
second comptroller OF the treasury; John
missioner for the territory of New Mex
leo to the Worlds Columbian commits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

Kansas City. Mo-, June 5.-Thc Kan.
sas Grain company, big commission
house. with branch offices all over
Kansas. has failed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

Portland, ore June 9'-tlluaI
vices from Spokane. Wash, 'iy Y
of Spokane. the oldest 10 la' =. =.
suspended. II WIS i smaN "'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

II is now reported TINT n rich and
beautiful girl who visited Carlyle Harris
before he was executed fen desperately in
love with the handsome young wife
murderer. The Gazette was rather hitc
IN learning of her bereavement but Il
nevertheless ympathi1cs with the poor
creature. Persons affected with brain
trouble are always objects of sympathy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

,..,.s + r.. June go ~
Aril ,Sa besrl ,of eonlii1 ri b =. =.
liy GoyeElor Ks, Iept,s'h icia9 la s.s
en- l,,s,,anl T'hs caana.lI''s 2
tius following d2'eT, siiaiaiuf ~
Chociaw llnage "A. llllf!s.
Ar,linGre, Junr, -itietaslai y
Duncan, June 4, ,.isl yailcf W. 81.
ceil. jane u; fAgi, inas ~ ~
5n n %. An ch9e lla,isn. ~ n.
IN ihp thickasaw .a''in NJ sci1
tinei TO peru,l.pseass WI = "
Of he chlesasaW iD'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
a RuN FLuRRY.

Milwaukee, Wis. June ia run is In
l,I, on The South Side Savings hank.
Anefe Is slght rHn on the Second Ward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

A good many years ago The Gazette
told It's farmer friends to raise hogs
Whoever took the advice has lost moth.
ing 10y 1t, and looking bacl, over the old
files OF this pnper, we are moved to say
that everything that was said then could
be repeated now Tho man who has a
lot full of fat porLcrs doesn't have TO
futten the uturer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

The only travelling persons, male or 70.
receipt for subscriptions for The Gazette
nre.
J. u. Cnrwiie, q. n. Gartin
J. II. Dnrbee g. ~ Beviey
u. ID. Mncready, j. 49, Bland,
J, u. Buchanan. &. A. Read
W. r. l,Oyaier, w II. Aiarchman,
kearby Foster l. j. Rucliussen,
y, y. McCready, j. 49, Price
". G. Fontc i g. Crawford.
The public are cautioned moi 10 pay money
To any other persons representing thpiu-
selves M travelling agents NJ this paper, ns
all authority heretofore Issued TO any other
person than those named Is hereby re-
gokcd
Democrat Publishing Company.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


G. VI Payne: Ormoni SUPP i,ll'a' h
q II Mcnrfce. Denlsuil Mf. ~ w,
ANA son, Dallas: \ Werlh,i,Hi,e,.. NJ.
DALLAS; q VI Brown. y n i hs
Worth: John W McAlllsier, ~ ~
NJ White. Hlonstoni VI \ Ns ,,,,s
j q Tohbry, Fort Morili v w =.
n Louls: Larry Chiiienltth w NJ
Ssuthworlh. tOrsicnna;
i,oston; NJ l. liockers, nv, n hs,e
noss. II Ionlsi Robert = L'uN'' .
III Cnmptun, New Nnrf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Washnefor. June 5--The president To-
eaf made tho following appointnlents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

ps sTArE li.; AGENTS. -nramua 4 snndcn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

>..,.e-t \. T.. June = lsTs'i Y
a., NeW W, nnnlnown I'D plfs, NJ l.i q
ang IN 1n he Pnssaio river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-06

A train Of prairie schoonrrs" passed
through La Crosse. Ran. the other day.
the savers Of which horc tho inscription.
In God we trusted, and ia Kansas we
busted let 'er rip, we're going to the
"TRIP"
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all water mains at the time they were put down
at the rate Of GO cents per front foot.
REAL ESTATE NArrEIs

all water mains at the time they were put down
at the rate Of GO cents per front foot.
ZEAL ESTATE xArrEIs
The southeast corner Of Sath and n stroets.
being the property known as part Of the Mar
bury estate, has been sold by Charles II. Flick.
ling and Tyler NordlinGer to T. T. Luckett
for %, 500. This property has Q frontage
Of 4S feet inches by depth Of 10O The price
obtained was about bliss per foot, which is
and others were tho owners. 1t is said Mr.
Luckett will improve the property by the
erection Of two fine stores and dwellings,
MISSION cHILDREN's ENTERTAINMENT,
In the little chapel within the grounds of the
condemned Presbyterian cemetery on SD stree,
above @ the mission children last night had an
ENJOYABLE time Their friends, too, we're en-
tertained, the fancy marches and dumb bell
exercises engaged in being beautifully arranged
and artisticaIly executed. The singing. too,
was feature Of the evening. the pure. sweet,
rejecting great credit on their instructor, Miss
Herick.
RUNAWAY.
The team Of Mrs. Elizabeth Doran ran away
yesterday on the Conduit road near the Glen
Echo station. Mrs. Doran was accompanied by
her niece, Miss Allen OF P!ttsburg. II
was an exciting run. The ladies
added to the fright Of the horses
and to the general comMohoa by standing in
the carriage, waving their parasos and Shrek
ing for help The horses were kept In the
road aud finally brought up by the driver. Both
ladies were Frustrated by nervous exhaustion.
There was no other damage.
DEATH OF COL. =. r. ZANE.
Information has reached Georgetown Of the
death Of Col. Edward p. Zane at San Fran.
ciuoo H r~arr,aa N;as Y cul,a r ouchharoa nh
Of the heights. The colonel was widely known
here in tho olden times, and his death is re-
GREETED by a large circle Of friends.
NO DAMAGE TO THE FRUIT.
Farmers report that fruit has not been injured
the hail and cold rain had wrought some
damage, but those who know say that
peaches, apricots. berries. pears, grapes and
apples are all right and promise q big crop.
Trees are heavily laden with Young fruit, and
all signs INDICATE prosperous season.
NOTES
Mr.. George 7. Dunlop, the Washington and
Georgetown railroads new president, who is to
begin his duties about tho last Of the month.
has returned from his pleasure trip to Chicago.
Good Will Lodge, No. IA. Independent Order
Mechanics, held a meeting last night at Dun
lop's Hall. Vice Grand Architect L. L. Kolb
was present and made some very encouraging
remarks.
The property on Water street near Tennsy's
mill claimed by the Bradley heirs was put mp
at auction a day or two ago. but Q fair price
not being bid IL was Withdrawn.
Mrs. Werlich and Miss Ida Welsh left ysster-
day for Atlantic City.
The memorial window Of the Dahlgren Ne
mortal Chapel has been placed in position. II
was made in Munich
Mr. II n Taleott has rsvuavr1 a. H.vrn<S
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Do You BELIEVE Ir

That you con buy Furniture. Mating Refrissss
tors China Glass; Baby Carriages. &C., o. Low from
instsllnent arms a. you can from cash houses.
sru kaor you don't believe IL and everybody knows
YOU can't do Il. Banks charge for tims and DO you
think merchants put all this money for nothinss
We don't want any credit business in ours. mark
ereTghna at lowest cash price and treat everybody
alike. nycu ~ta buy On tnstallments yor can pay
yol please and will hold the goods I'LL You pay the
bill and save You big money. good ls-sprins
Lounge. e. IS. Best Grade CARPET Lounge o. IS.
Good Mating. Exc. 15c.. &c. Ertra Heavy Dam
ask. 27Hc Very Fine Cotton War;. Sc. Try TO
buy any of them AZ price. Rsfriee-ators g. 0o
to $50. We keep the Leonard. and whether you buy
from not. don't take anything but the Leonard.
Baby Coscbes from "a rs % $50 Sig Cans-ssat Oak
Chairs 50. Handsome Cluster Leg Table. sx foot ea
3-piece Oak suise. Sl2.oo Much better one. els.
&C. Open Stock Dinner and Tea Ware. any piece Won
want. any quantity ut lowest price. six Crystal
Tumblers. l5c. Tea Set. Sc rieces g. Ss Ice Cream
Freezers. got. 81 o5; 3 Ut. sL65: q at. ol-95.
Anything You want for the house. Don't be lead OF
by prices advertised few lowpricsd goods very
simple trap often catches the most birds We do .
cash business. ana DO it right Anything you buy
not satisfactory return II and get your money. Can
you find any better terms anywhere. Read this al
and think Il over. Send yoar friends TO
GRASTY. TIE PUSHER.
For Furniture. Mating. Refrigerztors. csrriaeA
China. Glass. &C. Cheap Cor cash
Double stores.
1910 and 1512 9TH st. bet. and q. ". arg
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I'd EDITION.
CONTINUED FROM 9Th page
MIR. sIMONDs' STATEMENT.
What the Ex-Commiss!oner Says About
tho Charges.

What the Ex-Commiss!oner Says About
tho Charges.
NEW York, May Nv. z. Simonds. the re-
cent commissioner of patents. made the follow
ing statement this morning concerning the
charges made against his official conduct while
at the head of the patent bureau:
The first intimation that have had that
any investigation was being made Of my
official conduct while commissioner Of
patents was contained in yesterdays
dispatch. I consider It gross dis
courtesy, to put it mildly, that allegations
rejecting on public officer should be given to
the public before the person against whom the
charges have been made has any opportunity
to defend himself.
I'm the first place will say that there is
nothing in the charges which will hob
water. They are partly made through
ignorance, and are partly lies, deliberately
made up for the purpose of injuring me. 1t is
tie first time IN long career of public life that
ny character has ever been assailed.
''As to the charge tha. have allowed to be
copied applications pending in the patent
Office in violation OF law, viii say that there is
70 Law TO prevent anything TO be Kept from the
public save the caveats Rled in the patent
office.
This matter was decided some time ago bv
Judge Lareomb Ill u decision made in one Of
the Edison electric light cases. This branch OF
the department Is in charge Of the docket clerk,
a trusted official who has grown gray in the
service.
1T is entirely within the discretion Of the
commissioner whether permission be granted
TO copy these applications, upon which there is
no secrecy. The files OK the patent offce are
open to every one. / remember but two in
stances where such application was made to
me and for certain reasons I denied both
of them.
The other charge that took advantage Of
my position to publish a pamphlet entitled
A Condensed Treatise on the Law Of
Patents ID ridiculous. 1 compiled that work
while in Office for tine reason that it was a pub-
lie benefit. and instead OF keeping it under cover
/ endeavored without success to get an oppor-
tunity for its publication"
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What does indigestion mean?

What does indigestion mean?
Impoverished blood, nerve and
muscle debility, suffering, morose
and irritable temper; a diminished
power to assimilate food. There
is definition to Indigestion given
by use of Johann Hotfs Malt Elk
tract. 1t is relief--ease from dys-
peptic pain. 1t is always true; no
dispute about it. The action of
this extract is told in our booklet
sent free.
Be sure to obtain the genuine
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract with
signature JOHANN HOFF" on
neck label of bottle.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, 1872 and 154 Franklin ST.,
New York.
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NOT A COLLECTION AGENCY.
An Order Issued by the Secretary Of tn.
Treasury.


Treasury.
Upon the advent OF . new admins tration
cabinet officers are overwhelmed with
letters from private individuals and col
lection agencies which have bills against
officials and employees OF the various DEPART
ments calling upon the cabinet officers to aid
them in tho collection Of their debts
Secretary Carlisle has received an unusually
large number OF letters Of this character,
which it would take considerable time for
the employees OF the appointment room, to
which such matters are referred, to answer.
He does not consider 1t incumbent upon the
Secretary of the Treasury to act in . judicial
manner In these cases, and consequently he has
promulgated the following order:
I'm view OF the disputes continu-
ously arising In reference to claims for
indebtedness against the officers, clerks and
employees of the department, and the impracti-
cability Of the Secretary acting in o
judicial capacity in the settlement thereof
it is hereby announced that hereafter the de-
partment VIII not enforce the collection OF,
or give consideration to, such claims.
The department win not answ'u letters making
complaints OF the above charaC ser.''
This action is simply more strict
Interpretation OF the decision reached by
Senator sherman when he was Secretary OF
the Treasury. An order similar to this was
issued by him and has since his time
been IN effect. But Secretary Carlisle
has further added to it by refusing to have
the department answer the letters received in
regard to matters Of this kind.
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A Grand Army Presentation.

Lafayette Post. No. 20, Department Of the
Potomac. G. A. r., will have an interesting
meeting tonight. One of the events will be
the presentation to the post Of handsome
silk United States flag by Mrs. Hannah
J. Devoe. president of Lafayette Woman's
Relief Corps. on behalf Of the corps.
Commander Edwin J. Sweet will receive the
flag for the post. Past Commander NJ. A.
Dillon will present Post Commander William
W. Chambers with a set OF silver ware as q to-
ken of appreciation of his services to the post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Riggs Fire Insurance Company. held to-
day, the following were elected as the
board of trustees for the ensuing year:
NJ. W. Beveridge, n. W. Burchell, Henry NJ
Earle, Charles W. Handy. Tn omas Hyde, AL
bion K. Paris. VIM. H. Saunders, T. F.
Schneider, Henry Semken. Ewd. J. StelIwagen,
VIM. s. Thompson, John L. Vogt
This MORNING in Criminal Court, No. 2, q nollc
pros was entered in, the case Of w. s. Bower and
VIM. Carroll, larceny from the person, and in
the case Of F. H. Bailey, convicted yesterday Of
larceny from the person. ha having been used
as a witness
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THE PRINCESS EULALIE.
She and Her Suite Expected to Arrive o
Friday.

She and Her Suite Expected to Arrive on
Friday.
The Infanta Eulalis and party now on their
way to this country from Havana are ex-
pected to arrive in New York harbor Friday
morning, and come direct to Washington by
special train.
Whether that will be early or late IN the day
cannot be determined, but probably toward
evening. bringing her into Washington q. 9 or
10 O'Clock at night. The program for her stay
in this city includes a dinner to the Infanta
and party by President and Mrs. Cleveland at
the White House.
Commander Davis of the navy. who will act
as the representative Of the President in escort
20 the Spanish Infanta during her visit to the
United States, received his final instructions at
the State Department yesterday afternoon and
went to New York. He will meet the Infants
at quarantine on the Dolphin and ii is said thu
royal party will come Immediately to Washing
ton by special train to perform the official part
of the visit.
THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT SATISFIED.
The message of Secretary Gresham to Minis
ter Snowden at Madrid of Sunday night, in
forming him of the conclusions reached by the
administration upon the matter Of the reception
and entertainment of the Infanta Eulalie. which
was at once conveyed to the Spanish minister
of foreign affairs, was apparently satisfactory
to the government OF Spain, inasmuch as the
captain general of Cuba received instructions
to have the program governing the Infanta S
movements as originally prepared carried out
in the departure of her highness and suite from
Havana for New York.
The correspondence relating to the visit OF
the princess to the United States was begun
before the arrival in Washington of Senior
Muruaga. the new Spanish minister to this
country, and was carried on to the close, or up
to the present at least, almost entirely through
the United States legation at Madrid. Senior
Muruaga's. connection with it was only incl
dental and it is probable that that official will
not supervise the execution Of the program OF
the reception to the princess. He went to New
York yesterday to await the arrival Of the
princess.