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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HANDSOME 19-room house. elegantly an1
newly furnished first- class patronage ana
location: failing health cause. exceiient op
rorrunity Address Box 2O5. l.2i2 Il way.
EOP sAIE.-Corner plot. l05xl14 feet.
high grouno. also. two-story ana atNc
cottage lot lO5x30 feet. in y. y. city;
minutes from Woodlawn Station. Harlem
r. r.: mHst be Sold no reasonable oner
rs,usei -Apply L.. Box g. PAP Broadway.
WEST 7lsT-ST.-For sale. very wen
house near Boulevard. Address OWNER.
Box 100, 1.2i2 Broadway.
Brooklyn.
WILL SACRIFICE my elegant fiat. 2O5-l
Ouincy-st.. near Bedford-ave.: handsome
~ finished in Al condition. only $4,000
cash required. Will net 10 per cent on IN
Vestment OWNER. Dos De0"'uis '''
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

NOTE.-Send for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book FREE All these
patents exhibited Herald Square Hall. 1860
broadway. Patent Exposition introducing
Inventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
CITY REAL ESTATE to LET.

TO LET TNFURNISHED.- Handsome
three-story and extension high-stoop
brownstone house. hard finished through
out: West J4th-st.. near central faIk'
81. 500 TO $3.50. Address OWNER, room
No II. 1875 Liberty-st
THE HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN-For rent
two well built stone-front houses. II
rooms each. Three minutes walk from
FuIton Ferry or the Bridge. Five minutes
from Wall-st. ferry. Rents are modera,e'
Neighborhood pleasant Miss a. a. BE-
DELL No II Branberry-st.. Brooklyn.
TO LET-IN BROOKLYN.-A frst-class
four-story browns;one house In perfect
order furnished preferred. Location nn-
surnassed' Address r. G. c.. Brooklyn
POstOfiice.
jersey City.
TAKE NOTICE. ~
Handsome new four-story and cellar
hr,ck houses $50 20 $50 per month, at
"Rreadaibane Terrace" Pacihc-ave. and
Iafayette-st. Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hickok's
Safety Envelope Seal; Wedmore's Hook
Seiz's Detachable Chair for Typewriters.
EDGAR TATE Il CO., 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-scongalcs
Cord Fastener for Envelopes; Whit
YOungs Weather Board Gage; Shafto 8
Bride Martins Automatic Tacking Ma
chine EDGAR TATE q CO.. 24J Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Sarrazin
Faucet; Thomas Door Check and Holder:
walsh Perpetual Calendar Copyright:
Harcers Gravity Turntables. EDGAR
TATE & Co. 2i5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-A.-A.-ATTENTIONl
Parties can now make arrangements for
FALL BOARD
Attractiv. floors, with private baths: with
or without board; private table. suites and
single rooms board optional. apartments.
doctors Offices. all desirable locations:
strictly nrst.class houses. transient or per-
manent: highest references given: informa-
ton reliable and free.
y. c. LELAND g. CO..
IA Yves, l3d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR SAI.E.-Weishaupt'
Metallic Bride for Paint Brushes Moore's
Columbian Glove Holder: Burnhams
Trolley Pole: Chricsts Valve Gear. ED
GAR TATE Il Co. 2i5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Farnham's
oven Door. Canneys Nipple Holder. Cur
riers Rock Drill. liners Exercising De
vice: Killam's Wheel Hub KOyalty). Ed
GAR TATE a. CO.. 2i5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

OARDHSER.-With nrst-ciass references
and experience. wants employment. sio.
gle 225 Front-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

SEAMsTREss. BY day or resident: under
stands all family sewing. dressmssins'
operating. also other light duties. aad'S'
to-day. NJ L.. 2s6 3d-ave. Box ITO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Az ARTIST wishes 70 hire an old farm
house or tens t-house OF four 10 SIX
rooms IN Connecticut. must be neat ana
cheap. T. W. c.. % West 6O,h-st.. New
York.
WANTED. by a family OF adults. com
pletely furnished house from OCTOBER
until May; location must be frst-class;
unexceptionable references given and re-
Quired. Address RESPONSIBLE. l.2f2
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
jersey City.
REAL ESTATE tn EXCHANGE.

HOUSE. IL rooms: opposite Prospect PARK.
Broklyn: lot 10000 square feet. me
shade and grounds for house In city. W.
II. MARSH, 237 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Carville.s Post
Office Delivery system: Hares Refrigera-
tor Basket Royalty. Flattery's Gas or
Petroleum Engine (Governmentally Adopt
ed. EDGAR TATE q CO. 24o Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAxrrn

cOArHMAN. Thoroughly understands e,,.
OF ans horses and carriages; stylish dri,.
or: best city reference. Call or addrsss
T. NJ. 1874 3d-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

A-A.-HANDSOME second floor and other
rooms elegantly furnished: private tables:
reference exchanged. % West 5Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Penny's Brake
shoe. Coulter's Compromising Process !.
ing Machine. SHOWS Tumbler-Stein Cooler
EDGAR TATE & CO.. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

GENTLEMEN STABLE OR COACH
HOUSE West i5th-st)-Room for five
horses box STALL excellent dwelling apart
ment: rent moderate.
s f. JAYNE & CO., 254 West 23d-st
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
GOOD PLAIN COOk.-Widow with lit
tie daughter one desiring good nome
rather than large salary. healthy and Will
ing. ability. respectabiity and reference re-
ouired. size 81 family, twenty, position
permanent. Address HOME, $50 3d-ave.
ALL LADIES having few hours leis-
ure each day should write me at once re-
.arding pleasant home work which easiij
paws SIS weekly. This Is no deception, aud
Will certainly pay you To investigate. ke-
ply with stamped envelope. Mrs. >. A.
sTEBBINS Lawrence. Mich.
COIORED GIRL for upstairs wark must
be- well recommended. Apply two days
Mrs. WRIGHT. l03d-st.. cor. Sheridsn-ave.
COOK.-In family Of twenty. suburban
town. widow with small daughter pre-
ferred. ability and reference required. one
expectlng good permanent home rather than
lars. salary. must be strong and good
natured. Address HOME. Tribune Once.
SEPT. iST Lady expecting 10 study Ste
nographs will be offered excellent oppor-
tunity TO learn In court reporters office.
where she will be assured permanent posi-
lion when proficient. Room ~. World
Building q.
s-uiusAss-klLoI I,uIoo
"sAp-pIIuL COL :'sAu-ulqsIa te5 :ssoWO
uouuIu SuIMolioJ sVi ~ sLN5K1sILHaA
nv pup .ls-lsiy-ALIuL 20 ulIOu loop 20
'xuMpyoIa 5t5't ON a)IdIO NMOLdl
JHL Lv daAI1O3d Iu Tim INl
-aINL NHOA -MIN aHL dOi sNOlL
,lINosaAs dAv sLNaTasIIHaAQv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LARGE assortment OF bags and trunks
slightly shopsoiled. al "a price. Great
variety Of pocketbooks. straps. etc. at
lowest prices In city. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. So 4th-ave.. near eth-st.
Py GIVING YEAR BOOKS" tyour
memory in cloth covers) instead OF old
fashioned calendars. you command trade.
d A. HUEBSCH & CO.. manufacturers.
81 Rosf-st
sUPERTLUOUs HAIR and facial blem-
ishes destroyed forever by electric needle;
no pain, scar or injury; book and consulta-
zion free; sittinEs reduced TO 81. ~. y.
iELECrROLYSlS CO.. 81 East 23d-st..
: N. X.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

crocx FARM AT GREENwlCH.-2oo
scres. SPACIOUS and excellent buildings,
well watered; near depot. postoihce ana
shore. ]. w. ATWATEH. 81 Llbsriy-s,-
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WANTED.
BOARD

WANTED. -Unfurnished floor. with board.
for married couple, child and nurse
West side. between s5th and lO4th SITS.
references. Address. with full particulars.
STONE Tribune Office.
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R0CKAWAY BEACH.

Leave foot 34th T. r.. SUNDAYS ZOO. $50 e;1o
1910 1910 II 10. l:4o A. NJ l2l0 l2;o I:l0 10
7lO 7:4o 500 $780, $50. 9:l5 1910 p NJ Round trip.
80
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STEAMBOATS,.
An %AMW EMEMlMG lnME.

Steamer DKEW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old Pier
u. \: r., foo, Canal 81. at y NJ daily Sundays "a
Lake George Rchheld Springs sharon Spring., Thou:
sand Islands Adrondaok and all points North East and
West. Saturday night steamer connects with Sunday
morning train for Saratoga. North Creek Caldwell and
steamer Lake George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
FLATS TO LET-Furnish ed.


FOR FURNISHED FLATS go 10 head
quarters. over 100 10 select from; any To-
cation; no delay. Renting Department,
42g sth-ave. 3lst and 32i SITS
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnished.
5TH-AVE.. l.O4s tcorner s6th-st. l-Ele-
CANT apartments facing Park; $50 TO
500. FRED. j. STONE. 90 Broadway.
s2D-ST., 3 AND WEST. Eight rooms
and bath: elevator; house and location
first-class
NOS H. 10 and Is WEST ssTH-ST.-
Choicest 2j-foot apartments on the West
side. Four vacancies October !. Apply 10
owner at No 10 West ssth-st.. on Monday,
August 20. between n. m. and p. m.
brooklyn.
A VACANCY has occurred In the elegant
private fiat No. l42 Rodney-st., rooms
and bath. Rent reduced to $50. to small
family. Handsomely decorated. all I'M
provements. Resident janitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
@mGs@m R6ver by Daylight

@wIs@m R6veup by DayO6gh1
DAY LINE STEAMER
"NEw-yoRK' or ALBANY"
Daily except Sundays =.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton (by Annex. A. NJ
New-York. Desbrosses ST. Pier. Sad -,
West 22d St. Pier. ............9
For ALBANY. landing Yonkers West Point. New
t,rgh. Rhinebeck Catskill and Hudson
Returning. leave Albany at $3.50 A. N.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT NEwBURGH and PoUGHKEEPsiE.
with down lay Boat. . L..
EHINEBECk by ferry, with Ulster b Del. H. H. io'
resorts Of the Catskiiis. -. . ,
CATsKILI. with special trains the Catskll Mt r. r.
and Otis Eleyatng Railway. A., xy...
ALBANY with trains for Niagara Falls ana the EST
Boston and the East: Montreal and The Sor'h' ana
with special trains TO and rom SARAiOun -. -
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call ior ana
check baggage from hotels and rerdences
MORNING g. AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Al PATENTS TOR SALE.-Barnes' Auto
matte Adjustable Car Slipping Brake.
Ellis Air Tube. Waldstein's Letter Ele-
vator: Bailey's Flower Package Royalty.
EDGAR TATE & CO.. Patent solicitois'
245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

A LADY living alone. owning beautiful
horse. lower Harlem, offers 10 select map
ried couple. for the winter her entire Sec
ond floor; beautifully furnished: piano.
private bath; board for lady optional; To-
cation convenient to cable and elevated.
Address EXCLUSIVE HOME. 1922 Broad
way.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-12-11
Bargains for the Ladies.

Mrs. C. Railton. of Duluth, for
Howard & Haynie. the well known
dry goods firm is still in the city with
a fine stock of ladies cloaks. suits.
furs, millinery. dress goods. hosiery.
underwear, dry goods and notions OF
every description which she viii
dispose of regardless OF cost. Many
have already taken advantage of the
liberal bargains To be secured here
and many more viii avail themselves
of the opportunity to secure good
goods before the end of the week Al
the Scott building. corner of First
avenue and Chapman street.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-12-11
D. & /. z. BY
PASSENGER TINE TABLI
BREvITIES.

$Smoke the Spalding House cigar.
See the fine line OF teas and coffees
At the Ely Cash Grocery company's.
Capt. Benjamin Rogers. well known
Son tine iron ranges, died at his home
. n Virginia last week
Fine wines and liquors at reasonable
prices at the California Liquor Store.
VIM. Cox is seriously i'll at the
foldsworthy residence. suffering with
Uphold.
One Minute Cough Cure is a popular
emedy for Group. Safe for children
Md adults. For sale by A. S. James
Go.
The Hebrews Of Duluth have formed
themselves into a society to advance
heir cause and receive better treat
rent from the state and municipality.
If you are a buyer. see the MINER
VI bargains. If you have anything
-, advertise give Us a show. Will
i've you the worth OF your money.
The grand opening of the Ely Ice
nix took place Saturday evening.
ute crowd was present and con-
1erable enjoyment was had. The
! sOty band furnished the music in
.eir accustomed pleasant manner.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-12-11
Dancing Club.

Signers enough have been secured
for series of club dances To be given
every two weeks the coming winter.
The first Of the series takes place
next Friaay evening. The other
dates set are Dec. 2s. which viii be
calico hop. Jan. 10. leapyear hop.
Jan. y. Feb. and Feb. q. The last
will be a masquerade.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-12-11
Smoke the Spalding House cigar.

The best thing on earth. Duluth
Imperial Flour. At the Ely Cash
Grocery company.
Alb. Whiteside is confined to his
bed with rather severe case of
catarrhal troubles.
Large numbers of counterfeit ten
dollar gold pieces are circulating on
this and the Mesaba range. Watch
for them.
Smoke the Spalding House cigar.
An Austrian named VIM. John
Thaler. who started from Montreal,
Can. last spring TO walk around the
world. temporary came TO grief at
Tower last week where he attempted
10 replenish his exchequor by tap
ping the till in the saloon Of Jos.
Bracco. He will not walk on his
journey for twenty-five days Is the
hospitality Of Sheriff Butchart is so
great he cannot tare himself away.
Wife-Here's an account Of man
who shot himself rather than suffer
the pangs Of indigestion. Husband
The fool, Why didn't be take De-
Wits Little Early Risers? used 10
suffer as bad as he did before COM
meRced taking these little pills. For
sale by a. S. James.
Postmaster Burke, Of Virginia. has
been placed under arrest for accident
ally breaking a boys leg while clear
ing the post-ofiice Of a crowd Of young
rowdies recently. The unfortunate
circumstances Of broken bone places
Mr.. Burke in an unenyiable light, yet
nevertheless the boys are just trifie
too pestiferous and Mr.. Burke in his
efforts TO keep order accidently and
unfortunately was the cause Of the
accident.
The best ten cent cigar in the
market is the Schiller. Try il.
Wisconsin papers brought some
damaging reports concerning one OF
our citizens early in the week. The
occurance is one of those unfortunate
affairs TO reflect heavily on the parties
interested. For the good Of the COM
munity. we feel the affair has already
gained publicity enough without fur
Their advertising, therefore viii not
NEEDLE with the affair. Ito err is
human and the best Of Us oft 90
astray.
If suffering with piles. it will in
terest you TO know that De Wits
Witch Hazel SalYe will cure them.
This medicine is a specific for al COM
plants of this character. and if III
structions (which are simple1 are
carried out. cure viii result. We
have tested this in numerous eases.
and always with like results. II never
fails. For sale by 4. S. James * Co.
Now that winter is coming on il
would be advisable for the janitors OF
the different churches 10 have a large
slate hanging in the vestibule and de.
mand every young lady TO register
before entering. This would prevent
the young men from opening the door
and allowing cold draughts 10 pene-
trate the warm atmosphere in order
20 ascertain if there is a young lady
at service he would like TO see home
l-E1.
Between 500 and 600 Scandinavian
American farmers. principally from
| the great northwest. with a sprink,
ling of merchants. have sailed on the
Thingvalla Steamship company
steamer Island. They are on a
Christmas excursion TO their old
homes. The Christmas holidays on
the Scandinavian peninsula begin
December IS and last till January b
In the past few weeks 5,eo0 Scandi.
nayian farmers have sailed from here
to enjoy their holiday festival in their
/ fatherland.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-12-11

Miss Cosgrove. sister of Mrs Jerry
Hurley. who spent a large part OF last
summer here. arrived from st. Croix
Falls, Wis, Monday ON an extended
visit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and e. 1895.
Presidents OF the day, ex.Goy. Arthur
L. Thomas, Gov. Caleb W. Ncst.
Look ! TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ IiflE FOLLOWING List OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS:

lstor the beet grand chorus Of mixed N0I-e.
.oI NOT more THAN 10 nor less than IUH|. rene
dotins lal ',lho GLORIOUS songs ut freedom. '
IRON br larry's opera, lilpIWUu. lu| "A 4Iys
OF DCsCrCt,' stephens, hfsi pUft, $500. .Y.I
medal 90 conductors second uFI.U. FIUu. baton
loconduoipr These clutusHs may uu Ag.nu.
panled w N0 pianos " piano ana cabinet
!-liest military band contest loot more than
twenty ave plyrrs nor ioss than tWuutyI, "Ftat
Overture IIouiasTl. trst Iugu. glg. gold
medal to conductor. second iri.U. 81 o. HItur
medal 60 conductor
f-llust ma,r chorus. 40 Arms To Arms POI,
.brt Parry Dot more than forty Voice nor
iess ihah thifyI, hrst prAo, Sluy, second pufy,
I-ncst ladl,. chorus. "rhc HriIaI u tho
hlfds ,hnnlcy luuhardsl lnu' more tHu
hltW voices nor Ices than twenty usuI, uTst
lrlfgt Na1t second utKg, SIS.
H-hrHt miscellaneous chorus, THE SUM.
mtr,' i'NtnN thirty 10 thirty live Vu.uU.
competition restricted 20 ward rh1Irs Boo rIUt,
OF hFhl hnd second class, regular organization
in trltcmUnts 0.st VrIge, glUut baton 60 CON.
duclor sccuuu uHfc, $50, baton o. conductor
ihls chorus to DO accompanied " piano nr
Chest male qu,f'clio, "Lcouora' davies.
Rest ladies' quaricitc, "Rc'pou,c" llien.
lies, duct, soprano and tenor "s,ay Thou
WIN ale .-tcpuCua| $40.
1=H Cst tenor colo. ~ SEQ Thee, Love, iu
kyey Hover" fAbu, 10 4 1aLSlD
lEusFluiI, IN T. Nat, gII.
ll-hrst baritone or bass solo, "CHmIfian
SO.
l!-nest eon,rslt, solo. "storm aud Sun
shine" dudley Huckl, minor, gII.
l3-Hyst harp solo, SO
n-liest plano t6lo, Last Hope" tGotts.
chNbl, so, lupen to either sex under n years
Ofagr.)
is-for the hcst musical composition. suit.
able Tor male oborut, -, composer 10 select
wOTdHsl
lo-Furthe best poem. subject, "Tke Muy.
flower and tho Iauuiu. " tho Pilgrim
fathcrs," not more than .lN linus, so.
li,.fur tho hest national song. The Welsh Of
America, words only. On Erglish or Welsh.
$40,
lS-for the bCsg liltctt1sgItable for cautatA.
subject "lhc ttAh fIuucUra," fllt utIs uTu.
posed 20 have tins sut g. music W 10 utcl on
Pioneer anniNCrHatlyt.
lg-tor the bcst historical sketch tpr0scJ on
the lie otS David uu Wu'Hh., $40.
COLOR tho beet prose uu me customs ana
manners o. the Welsh nation uu EnnishI.
SO.
!i-Tor tho beat recitation, Tho Bells"
tkdgar Allen rool, s..
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Cnmnos,s 0rrn, XIntnr,-

HAVANA, July 2l.-FuTlhur details
are COnstAuty coming 10 light con.
corning tue action between the insuT-
genls ana tho column OF Marshal Mar.
tinez de- Cgmpos, between ManzRuillo
and BAyai, ON July llth, The more
that Is known OF the action, the more
II u s9sn that tho cnptain.geneTAl and
HE f1Teea were IN n position u extreme
peril and that II was only by the per-
EOnRl leadership and military skill of
Marshal do CAmpOs hiuselt that the
day was saved nnd made an especially
great iI!ustFious noIion for the Bpanish
army.
Marshal do Campos left Manzanillo
on July ii for Bhyamo, accompanied
Wy hity cavalry. Ho arrived at Neguil
ne, about hallway between the two
lDwns, at . O'CLOCK In the afternoon,
and received an en,husiastic reception
there. He united the column OF San.
tocildes with IL, 200 trOops Of the reg g..
msnt Of lsabs, DRtolica, and three
companies OF Buz Zrcoion of
engineers and guerrlllEs. In Carru.
anna he received nOlice Of the
presence OF tue iugurgouts To
tho number OF 5000 Ia Vsioszueln,
nesr Datil anu GueyollO. Tao com.
msndaTs were Antonio Maceo, Ran
and blRtso
At o'clock the insurgents were
soon on tho farm Of Ban Franoisen,
The troops advancing were Command
al by General Ban,ocildes. He WA al
the Iront and received two sho,
wounds. SIN Ito ordered the ADVANCE
to continue, when he recsiyed n hail
In tho head.
Captain General CAmpos thsn took
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Treasury omcIsis tn auandary.


WAsII1SUTON, ID. g., July 2O.--The
tIeasury UiiicH are IN n quRndary on
tue question " carrying Into effect
That section Of the tar II act which pro.
vidto that silvUI-luad ores i'm ortod
into the United statoi shall be sampled
anu gssnyvJ NJ the mort Of entry nc.
C,Fding - the commercial usageR.
some u'OuthB ago the department In.
viluu bios for doing this work during
tne coming year anu required the
erection OF the necessary bulldog ut
each port. Tho bids were opened to-
day and Il was found that only two
propositions were made, both for the
port OF III PasO, Texas. Tue III Paso
Ssmpling Works offered 10 do tho nee.
ussnty sampllng nj 20 cents ton, or
500 u carlOaJ,and tho Taylor a Btuu-
ton sampllng Works at Aspen, Colo.
90 cent? u ton where from Onu.fth 10
OnO.tonth VI thB ore was sampled, or
50 10 crush hnd sample all ores entered.
As there are about fifteen points In
the Wcet, Northwest and Puget sound
sections Tor which no bids we're re-.
celyed, the officials are vi loss TO
know what TO do. Under the syslem
employed under the Mckinley act n
large share OF tho ores were shipped 10
anu sampled at bonded smolters In the
interior. Tho remainder were sam.
pied In very primitive manner nj the
border.
II seems clear that this requirement
OF thu act cannot be- put into operation
and the result 10 likely to be u return
to the old methods. Assistant Score
tsry Hamlin will, however, take up
tue matter on his return TO Washing.
ten next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
1BLEGRAPHlC.
DISASTER AT SEA-
A., Hundred and Foriy..I8hI Persons
Drowned
vr,ReEsoA OSTuEIrALIAS COAST
&c., steamer, Collide aud the Pa'scn'
ger, are Eugul'td with the
sinking Vessel.

o,.o, July gO.-rhe Italian steam.
.ngt,isnnd Maria = collided of
,..,l,l,l Pinla, at the entrance to lh"
naIg Of Genoa today. Tne latter sank
.otlls were drowned
nc Maria = was bound from Naples
-. Pla.a. There was a crew OF
,,a,,,n and the passengers mum.
,.,,li5g. she was oa.etiug the Gulf
s,G.ppsAt 1880 O'Clock this morning
-h,nthe me, tue Origin, outbound.
rb,y only noticed cacn oInor when n
.,iI.,sn was inovi,aule. Thc bow Of
IN, Onlgla cta,nsd into the starOsnrl
,,tseMsrla +, penetrating Fix ynrIs,
80 mining up the MARIA l. Lac
s,,t,t.Wo1I. The watgr ruHuud In
,s,enah tie hole, ana tue Maria A.
~ 10 three miru'ea'
Tbs maj rlty ui GO r,,sougcrs were
.,i,.p Al thu time vi tnu nCcilenii ana
~ no lime 10 Is.ape ait'r tuo aiaim
-. Given. T4ry wttu ea.ai.cd wiln
M ys.tel. Tao OfIiEia remained on ihu
HUOt NullN y NNNANf 80 'aHf' - Naee
M the survivors. rue rescued fourteen
eiths cfcg aud twcu1y.eltht ui too
t,.engers OF tie Maria 4. Othts
,ieamefs have been dispatched to tho
.s,pe Of the diaAiier, ani arc low
,r,fchlng Tor fur.uUr rutvivota,
Inc Oftigia's DOW was umaElsd fora
,p,cp Of twelve ictt along the water
me-. There Is some comment upon
M fact, brought to mind Uy tue disas-
i,f. thnt the Ortigia once colliisd on
Ibe ZANE SPOT with tho French steamer
l9OuClu JOsophe'
Atthe conclusion Of the sitting Of
The CbAmber today ut Rome, the min
.,,ef Of marine announced the news Of
lhs disaster, 10 the midst Of \ profound
,rl,allJu, adding that AN OllcUr, n sea-
mao, slokor anu lli passengers Of the
Maria l., had pcTished.
The Orligia had twenty-five passeu-
gen On board. The Maria P.'s captain
Wai named torrata.
The Chamber has ordered an inqui.
" into the disaster