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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03
DOS CYCLONES

Los dos han pasado el uno
con sus cirrus precursores, sus
rachas terribles y sus lluvias per-
tinaces;; el otro con sus denun-
cias continues, sus violencias in-
necesarias y sus autos dc prision,
va no queda en- el mundo So
nal ninguna del fen6meno atmos-
f6rico. La naturaleza recobro
SUI normalidad trarquila y con-
tinua siendo la eterna madre.
Todavfa quedan senales del
! fenomeno judicial : un perlodista
en- la carcel, varias multas en- las
areas del tesoro, varios processes
en- tramites, varias fanzas q buen
recaudoy 10 demas 10
demas en- pie.
Por luchar contra inmoralida-
des y corruptelas nos perseguiar:
las corruptelas Y las inmoralida-
des siguen, Prueba de que
la lucha debe seguir asi mi~-
mo, tan cruda como autes 81 es
menester.
Mientras exista el vicio ha de
ex;stir el fajelo: /: mientras per
dure el monopolio perdurara la
propaganda de la prensa que no
recibe subvenciones nj obedece
al manubrio metalico de ning1n
gran mercader.
Ell impulse de la prensa en-
gendr6 los trabajos que Sc des-
arrollan en- Madrid y que trae-
ran la Suppression do los concier-
tos; tan criminales son y tan
escandalosos, que no pueden re-
sistir los golpes que SO les di-
rigen.
Entire los dos ciclones, el judi
cial y el a mosferico, hay diferen-
cias radicales; el uno barre y
purifca la atm6sfera :: el otro
impide que SO barra y purifique
la administration
! De modo que, Oh esferas dis
tintas, producer efectos contra
rios
La ola del descontsnto p1bli-
co, creciendo, creciendo, habrfa
llegado a alturas muy grandes si
no SO la contiene con el dique de
las persecuciones y con el ante
mural de las circulares de tele-
grafos.
Pero como a1n subia hirvien-
to = amenazadora, SO quiso aplas-
tarla con la mole del cange,
arrojada al estadlo con maquia-
velica habilidad el cange ha
hecho olvidar los monopolios
mas va vendra la reacci6n cuando
deba venir.
Ahora puede estar satisfecha
Ia voluntad que rige el curse de
los vientos y de las ondas. Sus
tempestades SO deshicieron y ma
die SO vuelve a maldecir nj & in
crepar.
No debe estarlo de igual suerfe
el Jupiter que desencadena los
huracanes de la colonia. El pueblo
ha visto su mano en- la sombra
y el pueblo nunca olvida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

que no formula la mas levo proteste
- debera el pals que los monopolios
no prosperen.
lao dice La Intcyridaa y hay que
creerlo 4 pies jonhilos
LA eampaiia realizada por Ia prem
ga autonomlsta, no tonia NADIA qre
vor con los monopolios era un ar
did poIitico empleado. con d maquis-
velico proposito do desmoronar al
partido consorvador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

netaria y es obieto dc vlvas dis
cusiones entire los partidarios y
los enemigos del cange, Ahora va
mos a indicar la f3rma en- que
es facil llovarse a efecto la ope-
racion.
Aceptada Ia formula por las
parties be1igerantes y por oil 60
bierno, podr(a este dictar las 81.
guientes disposiciones
L. Anunciar por TELEGRAPH
con tres dias de anticipation a
los a'caIdes de los pueblos de la
isla, para que estos 10 circulen a
todos sus barrios respectivos, que
del a al % de Octubre--por
ejemplo q proceder>e 4 la
operaci6n do reducir el valor cir.
culante de la plata meiicana.
9" En- el improrogable plazo
de seis dlas Sc depositara en- las
Aduanas habilitadas de la isla,
todo al numerario existente on
oicha noneda
> 3: Ell Administrator Y el
Contador 1e IA Aduana receptora,
entregaran q cada depositante eI
veinte por ciento en- ell papel de
nueva creacion y un recibo como
dep6slto de la cantidad tota1 de
pesos meiicanos que hubiese en-
tregado.
A. Vencido el plazo de los
seas das, 8 sea desde el 80 de di-
cho mes, recoierAn los deposi-
tantes al metalico que entrega-
ran, en- sus propios envases que
habra previamente sellado y ro-
tu|ado ia Administration.
81 Para facilitar la operaci6n
y ahorrar tempo, podra pesarse
en- vez de contarse el numerario
depositado, despu6s de asegurar-
SO la Administration dc que los
enyases cOntieneu efectiyamente
plata mejicana de curse corrien-
to.
g. Todo dinero no deposita-
do en- las aduanas, dentro del
plazo senalado, perdera el dere-
cho q Ia iudemnizaci6ne dol 20
por ciento."
Durante los seis dias emplea-
dos en- la operaci6n no So parali-
zaran las transacciones, porque el
nuevo papel hara las veces de
moneda, y los recibcs de depdsato,
que pueden ser parciales, servi-
ran para pago de obligaciones
|mediante endosos, para ser can
geados en- su dia por los nueyos
tenedores.
En- cuanto a las seguridades
que 81 pals deba exigir en- asun
to de tai mouta, hay un plan de
garantias para el case de que la
soluci6n alcance la fortuna de
satisfacer a los productares y a
los consumidores.
La entrega de papel moneda
exige que el gobierno prevea to-
dos los peligros y de antemano
los aleje 8 los neutralioe, con una
serie de precauciones que en- ab-
soluto impidan todo fraude.
Para lograrlo no hay otro Ca
mino que dar intervention a los
pueblos, a fin de que no quepan
la duda y la desconfanza en- el
amino de los contribuyentes, lla-
mados, en- 1ltimo t6rmino, a pa
gar las deudas del pals.
MN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

Esto dico La Lntegyidad Y es co
mo 81 decIaraae tontos de- cap,rote, 4
a mayoria De sus correligionarios,
que sin vacilac On ningnna. so colo
co 4 nuestro lido.
Ignorabam " que lss fabricas De
f6'foros y r9tr6ieo fuesen algo asi
como el alma de la politica inconai-
cional.
En- esta campana, la prensa liberal
no ha tenido, para comb ttir loa con-
cicrtO ! necesldal de Ia politica sino
dol pals, que sra llamado a resistir Y
protestar contra la exploitation de
que iba 4 ser vlctims.
iQniGn habla de imaginar que COM
batlr los concieytoS, era dasmoronar al
partido CONSERVATISM Ha sido ne
cesario que In Lntegyidad 10 vi
nloss 4 decir para Que nos enterira--
mos de 10 carcomido que esta ese edi-
hcio.
Para esos perioaistas, censurar al
Ministro que hizo el concierto y &
los diputados que 10 vieron pasar IN :
diferente, y al Gobernador que impa7
! sibe ola los gritos de protesta quo
lanzara el pals; es hacsr politics. y
| poIitica contraria los intereses dol
incondicionalismo.
Por eso-dica 81 colega-la prpnaa
Unconditional guarl6 una pymleatc
reserra y IN discretO silencio 81 6sta
fuera la norma segulda en todas las
ocasiones por ESQ perioaismo, podria
pasar ahora 10 de la pyuscpcia y Ia re-
Seroa. Pero j Scuantas wees nose ha
revelado esa prensa contra eI gobier
no y sus representatives.? ! No es en-
elias un axloma va viejo 10 do "a rs6e
lidn de Ia lealtad : E'a prensa que
ahora ha guardado discreto si'enc;D
/ no fus Ia misma que alborot6 el
cotsrlo cuando 10 do las tarHas lie
gando hasta la amenaza al gobierno?
IJQae polltica del discrets6 es esa que
u1as veces ataca la injusticia y otras
la de6sude
Aute Ell silencio de esa prensa y la
impasibllidad de los jefss de ese par
tiao, la prensa autonolnista ha
tenido que sostener soa In campana
moviendo al pals como un solo HON
bre y poniendo a esos ldiputados que
Apyobaroa los conciertoH en- el case
de protestar contra ellos,
Hoy esos representatives en- Cortes,
al YER que todo un pals duda, 81 no de
su probidad al mapos del cumpIi
miento do sus deberes, vense obtiga
dos, no solo a protsstar contra ellos,
sjno a luehar porque SO anulen esos
conoiertos inmorales y leoninos SHu
biesen obrado do esa modo, a no ser
por la actitud del .paia, actitul debida
a la luz que hizo la prensa autono
mists, poniendo en- claro 10 que habia
en- el fondo dc tales conclertos Des
do lusgo que no ST atenidos hubl6se
mos estado a la prensa Unconditional
NADIA sabria el pals, -porque ella con
su pyadentc reSerua y su diScreto s'Ien
clio nos hobiera dejado a obscuras
Pero para que TODD sea anormal
en- este asunto, d cen ahora esos pa-
ri6dicos que 81 Sc auulan los con
ciertos, es debido 4 las gestiones 9
il Auenciss del partiao Unconditional
y de sus representatives. en- Cortes.
Esa pren.a, quo con SD sllenc!o
contribuia 4 que SO implantasen los
monopolios reclama ahora la gloria do
haberlos heeho imposibles en- el pals
Lo cual demuestra, que la causa gus
hemos venido defendiendo era tan
jasta, que,escs colegas anhelan Gu
brirse con los laureles de Ia victoria
An,llens, los conciertos conven
Ease a esos morcaderes qua en- Puerto
Rico no pueden hacerse esas NxpIo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03

taciones inponemento y cubranse
de gloria los peri6dicos incondicio-
les, gus gefes y sus diputados.
Nosotros renunciamos q ]a psrte
Que pudiera tocaruos, con tai que
Bolivar y Ia ,Standart bajen la cAbeHa
arrepontidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03
CRONICA
i SUYA ES LA. GLORIA !.

Ahora resulta que a Ia prensa in
condicional-que no dije una pala
bra en- el asunto de los moropolios -
y a la Jefatura dc dicho partido--
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-03
La so|uci6n practica
Detal|es y pofmenores

Parece que no ha caido en- saco
roto la que aver propusimos para
,esolver la debatida question mo-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
LAWRENCEBURG. TENNESSEE FRIDAY, SEPT. % 1884,

nrrested on warrant charging him
with forgery, sworn out by John o,
Oldberg, an Indian bureau clerk
The valuable trotting mare, Lille
D., by Elyria, dropped dead Tuesday
while being exercised on the track at
Elyria, O., preparatory to entering a
race Heart disease was the cause.
James G. Sheridan, well-known
throughout the country as as a starter
of race horses, died suddenly at his
home, 204 West Forty-sixth street,
New York, Tuesday morning, of nppo-
plexy.
Miss Lillian Jackson, aged 10, was
awarded judgment Tuesday in the
district court, of Columbus, Neb., for
$4,000 against Robert e. Wilsher, trav.
cling salesman for st. Joseph (Mo.,
house. Wilsher is well known in cen.
trail Nebraska.
The democratic convention at New
Haven, Ct, nominated the following
state ticket: For governor, Ernest
Cady; lieutenant governor, Morris s
Beardsley; secretary of state, Edward
G. Kilduff; treasurer, Stephen O
Bowen; controller, Nicholas Staub.
Water was let into the Canadian ca
nal Monday night. Since then it ha.
been filling at the rate Of nine inches
On hour. The water reached the lower
level Tuesday night. The work il
standing the test OF the water we'll. I
is'expected that the great enterprise
will be ready for navigation within ,
month at the latest.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DIR. Rafael Nunez, president of the
republic of Colombia, died on the 9Oth.
The English ship Senegal, which
sailed in March last from San Diego,
Cal, for Tacoma, Wash, has been given
up for lost. She carried crew of
twenty-eight men.
In the international bicycle races at
Rome on the 22d the grand prize was
won by Banker, The American wheel
man, who defeated his French, German
and Italian competitors easily.
The japanese government has paid
an indemnity of SIS, 900 and apologized
to the British government for the sink
ing of the steamer Kow Shing by q
Japanese warship.
A crushing defeat was sustained by
the free trade party, which had rallied
for the first time in ten years, in the
recent elections in Victoria, Australia.
The health authorities of ST. Peters
burg report that from September to
the 18th, there were 245 new cases OF
cholera and 9G deaths from the disease
in that city. In Warsaw there were
ISL new cases and sS deaths within the
same period.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
LATER.

Cholera has broken out at Arch
angel in Russia.
John II. Harmon was nominated for
congress by the democrats of the Sec
ond district, Chicago.
Edgar Bishop, receiving teller of the
Mills bank at Kansas City, was arrest
ed for embezzling $4,000
1t is now believed that the loss Of
life by the recent storm in Iowa and
Minnesota will reach fully one hun
dred.
The democrats of Carroll county,
Nd, passed resolutions strongly de-
nouncing German and Gibson and ad-
vocating election of senators by direct
vote.
George B. Anderson, of the District
of Columbia, secretary of legation at
Rio Janeiro, who is now at home on
leave, has resigned on account of III
health.
At New York Mary Walsh, a woman
of the street, and said TO be grand
mother, was brutally murdered early
Tuesday morning, Simon McGlofy be
ing in custody for the crime.
Mai. Alex. A. Russell, special ex
aminer in the pension office, has beer
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
The Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show
on Earth will Exhibit at
Columbia, Thursday October 4th.

Columbia, Thursday October 4th.
and for this notable occasion the vari-
Gus railroads have come to the front
with such low excursion rate that it is
cheaper to go than it is to stay at home.
This great show and national educator
always the biggest and best, haa this
year eclipsed all its previous records for
the multitude of its attractions.
The circus department comprise ev-
cry difficult equestrian act, aerial feat,
arcnic display, athletic and acrobatic
trial, hippodrome race, animal trick,
and mad-cap caper of clown and actor,
with tumbling and leaping; in fact ev-
erything of a remarkable kindi in the
way of ,neritorions feature of attract
ton.
The horses alone are valued at $l60,
900. Then there are strange animal
freaks, giant and pigmy creatures, odd
and curious beasts and birds, and two
giant gorillas-a male and female, and
the only two in captivity in the world.
Chiko and Johanna, as they are named;
are the greatest living wonders. The
equestrians. both male and female, are
absolute champions; the lady perform
ers are all champions the aerialists, ath'
letes, acrobats, sprinters, are all cham
pions. At no time, past or present was
there ever organized better or more
wonderful circus.
All countries are represented by iti
greatest and best artists; fact which
could never be stated before with such
absolute truth as this year. The Eth
biological Congress is Of itself an en-
ormous show, comprising as it certainl,
does, all the strangest types of human
beings on the globe, while the Two gor
illas, Chiko and wife, afford the missing
proofs in the links forming the Darwin
ian theory. The moral part of tn,
show is as great as its instructive fea
lures, while the general excellency pre-
vailing everywhere is of such magnif
cent kind as to compel the admiration
of the young and old all over the coun
try. 1t is veritable worlds fai
: brought to your very doors, and With
its immense waterproof tents ar
thousands of the most Interest
ing and wonderful features, all selecte
r with the express object of amusing, in
structing, causing mirth, innocent an
harmless recreation and withal leavin
; a good and lastiug impression on tt
minds of all visitors. Full particular
as to the time of special trains, excu
sion rates, etc, can be obtained at tn
depot.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News.
WASHINGTON.

The war department has issued gen.
cral orders directing the abandonment
of posts from which the garr:sons were
withdrawn by the transfer order of
September l5. The affected posts are
Forts Marcy, N. NJ; Bowie, Ariz.. Nc
Kinney, Wyo.; Sully, S. d.; Supply,
Okla; Maclrinac, Mich; Ontario n. Y;
Newport, Ky, and Mount Vernon,
Ala, barracks.
Treasury expenses up to the 22d ex-
cecded the receipts by nearly $3,0Oo,-
600, the figures standing Receipts Sls,-
100000, expenditures S2i, 100000. The
gold reserve increased from $55, ,216, 900
to nearly $5S, S,0o000O
Indictments against Messrs. Have
meyer and Searles, of the sugar trust,
who refused to answer questions asked
them by the senate Investigating COM
mittee, have been framed in the dis
trict attorneys Office at Washington,
u. c., and only await the action of the
grand jury, which will present them to
the court.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. King have
returned after a pleasant visit to
relatives in Maury county.
DR., Joe Kennedy, one of our
prominent physicians, is in Nash.
vile attending a special course of
Lectures.
Go to O. A. Browns and get a
box of California Breakfast Food,
giveit trial and we guarantee you
will like it.
Ye Editor has been knocked
out for several days by general dis
ability, but is 'himself again." and
will now try to make up for lost
time.
We have made additional pre-
parations for keeping fresh meat.
and will now have a supply on
hand regularly.
Barnett & Schlater.
John Schade Sr., has had a nice
brick walk laid in front of his busl.
ners house, on west side square
We would like to see more Of
this kind OF work done.
County Judge Buchanan will bt
at the court house on each SATURDAY.
and Monday for business pertain
ing to his Office.
Our townsman and ex-Register
G. w. Sanders and family, viii
leave in a short time for Eli.
county Tex. We regret to give
these good people up, but wisl
them success in their new home
Read notice of his auction of stool
&C., and attend the sale.
A free scholarship to some youn'
man or woman in this county, il
one of the best schools in tn
South. Address,
Wade & Loggins,
Dickson, Tenn
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28


All Communications intended for
publication must be accompanied by the
writers name and address, not for pub
lication, but as an evidence Of good
ia, n.
Persons writing to the paper on busi-
ness, personal to themselves will please
inclose stamp for reply
We reserve the right to abridge, re-
serve or reject any matter sent us IL.
publication.
Persons having friends visiting them
or knowing of strangers visiting IN The
city will con el gre Vt favor upon ths
Editor by informing him either in per'
son or by note.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
PUBLyG AUCTION.

On Monday the lst day of Oct, |
will sell to the highest bidder all
my property, consisting of COWS,
hogs, farming too-s, house hold and
Kitchen furniture, 90 hives of bees
and many other things to tedious
to mention. Terms of sale will be
made known on day ofsale.
Geo. w. Sanders.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
CnAs. II, BENTLEY, EDIeoR.

Entered as second class maitRd!-
terdtthc Llacreaceb,wg, Tenn ,Io8t-
office.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
LOCALS

G. M. Joiner is in Nashville.
w. G. Tucker, of Nashville, was
here Tuesday.
Jersy Tost Biscuit at W. w.
KronEs.
W, Z, Spence and family, arc
visiting in Ala.
Bring your country produce to
J. G. Bell.
The Merry-go-round has arrived
for ten days stay.
Ice for sale at Barnett &
Schlaters.
w. w. Kronk was in Columbia
few days this week.
Log wagon for sale or exchnge
by Barnette & Schlater.
North Military street is receiving
fresh coat of gravel.
J. B. Parker has been in the city
this week on business.
Do you want a first class shave!
II so, go to J. H. Fields.
Jno. L. McLain, of Bohemian
has been in the city this week.
Luther Freemon, of Aspen Hill
Giles county, was in the city this
week.
Cakes and candies are always
fresh and cheep at Mrs. S. D
Lukers.
The mornings and evenings have
been cold enough for the past week
for fires.
H. Clay Evins, the republican
candidate for Governor, will speak
here to-day.
California Fruits coffee sugar ant
staple groceries at let i've prices at O..
A. Browns.
James Kcnncy, the hardwar'
man, was interviewing our mer
chants Tuesday.
The NJ. E. Church will be dedi
Gated Sunday by Rev. E. H. Creas
ey, of Nashville.
w. w. Kronk, is wholesale ant
retail agent for Excelsior self risini
flour. Try it.
DR.. W. w. Neal, and daughte
Miss Minnie, of West Point, wer
in the city Tuesday,
/ keep on hand stock of al
kinds of leather for wholesale ant
retail trade J. G. Bell
The delegates to the representa-
tive and senatorial convention wi
be elected tomorrow.
Do you want your money
worth? Then go to j. G.. Bell
. when you need groceries.
I All parties who wish to pa
their subscription in wood wi
please come on with it.
Don't fail to attend the grea
: Barnum & Bailey show at Colun
I bia, on the 4th, of October.
I Mrs. s. D. Luker alway VS. keer
|, fresh and cheap goods. Give OIL
Il lady merchant your patronage.
n Tom Olson, a practical jewele
!, + has opened up repair shopin OF
!. of the windows of o. A. Brown
grocery store. He also carries
\ neat line Of jewelry.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
'TEIE DEMOCRAT.
ESTABLISHED 1884.

CITY OF LAWRENCEBURG,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
TAKE A DAY OFF.

And Visit the Barnum aud Bailey
Greatest Show ON Earth.-Special
Low Rate Excursions from
Everywhere.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. King have
returned aftera pleasant visit to
relatives in Maury county.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-28
Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the construction of
the Savannah District Parsonage,
on. E. C.S9 at Lawrenceburg, Te :
nessee, from and after this date un-
til l2o'clock October LIST, 1891,
Plans and specifications can be
seen at Lawrence Bank & Trust
Co.'S. building in Lawrenceburg.
The committee reserys the right to
reject any and all bids not deemed
satisfactory.
Address
W. c. Spence
Contracting Com.
I.awrenc>burg, Tenn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-11

tended a bony hand 10 the old man.
The latter looked as if he mad expected
some little attention of that sort and
took II without a word
Il am" said the listener, emotion
ally, Il am that mantle man who
rode the black horse that night"
The other said, inscrutably, what a
remarkable meeting-a very remark
able meeting, time, place, everything,
and then those two talked about
things until TIE next station was
reached, and then the hero of the black
horse babe his whilom enemy touch
ing good-by.
The old man was silent for long
time after he had left There seemed
TO be something on his mind which per-
picked him. Finally he fshed out a
notebook from his pocket, and after
studying its pages for long tine he
replaced it, drew deep SIGH and said:
DO you know that is the fifty
eighth man I have discovered who rode
that particular horse?'-N. Y. Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-11
COST OF OUR BATTLES.

THE cost Of the Mexican war was
S66, 0O0, 900
THEestimated cost TO both sides Of the
great civil war in this country was So
1000 900
THE destruction Of stores and cloth
ing by both armies during the civil
war is estimated at 500, 100000
DURING the last few months Of our
civil war the expenses Of the govern
ment exceeded 5000, 900 day
THE revolution cost the people Of
this country Sl35, 198, 703 TIE war 81
1872 with Great britain cost US sl07,-
159,00a
THE expense If oar war department
IN ls62 was s394090.0Joi in 1863 was
500 900 600; III 1864 was $3.50. 900 900; in
1sG5 was 81 Oh 0u0. 600
TIM cost Of our navy during the
years 81 the civil war was for s63,
So 100000 1853, $50 .O9J.00o; 1864. $50.
100000 l9G5 sl22,009000
DURIyG tie cieil war tie confederate
cruisers captured or destroyed 50
ships sc briggs 81 barks, 70 schooners
and other vessels flying the American
fiag