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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
NOTIGlAS De La GUERRA
(De 1ouestros camjes de zG HG6dnN
DE MANZANILLO

De una correspondence de ManZan1-
llo que publica "Las Villas" de Clenfueza
COS. reproducimos las siguientes l1neas:
'EDias atras entrarOn unos negros en-
Vicana. reuni6ndOse en- una tienda con los
soldados. ALI SO mand6 poner el ron y.
despu6s entr6 la propaganda: Les dec1an
los soldadOs que pOr que no sc iban al cam
DO. que en- 81 les dar1an dinero, que conner
y ropa, y hasta llegaron a la amenaza.
Cuando los soldadOs vierOn que la CO.
sa iba de veras, metierOn mano las ar
mas matarOn unO, hlrlerOn OtrO gra-
vemente a dos levemente.
-Por aQuf CORE con insistencia que
DOR la costa Sc espera Bartolito Maes6,
sobrino del general1simo, a sels u ochO
mas, que en- un bote piensan desembar con
armas municiones, de Jamaica.
No 10 dldo, pues ALI esta el, y. segun
SO dice, de aqu1 SO ha mandado dlnero con
ese objeto."
MAXIMO GOMEZ
Segt1n las noticias recibidas, ell titula-
do general insurrecto MaximO Gomez, no
tom6 parte en- la acci6n del Jobito, por 10
que Sc deduce que ell iefe muertO debe ser
otro cuyo nOmbre Sc lgnora.
So asegura que las partldas de 1nsu-
rrectos que merodeaban por la jurisdiction
de Manzanillo, SO han corrido hacia las
iurisdicciones de Jiguan1, Tunas y Baya-
mo Y que SO han uni1o al cabecilla Maxi
mo Gomez que Sc supOne SO encuentre en-
Ia orilla derecha del Cauto, reconcentran-
do sus fuerzas, para dirigirse por el cam1-
no de Tunas.
OUEsADA Y OESPEDES
Segdn leemos en- un peri6dico de Nue.
va.York, don Gonzalo de Quesada y don
Carlos Manuel de C6epedes y Quesada sa=
Heron de aquel puerto ell dia Is, para Jack,
sonville. Visitaran algunas ciudades del
Sur de los Estados~ Unidos.
I TIM ODTQNA
En- I'm meeting celebrado en- Filadelha
recientemente, SO lego una carta de dor
Jose Marti, "escrita sobre una mesa dc
palmas, en- Ia Jurisdiction de Baracoa, q
l6 de Abril."
En- ella SO cuentan las peripecias de
viaie hechO para desembaroar en- CUBA
hasta poner pie en- TERRA las diez de !e
nOche del dia II de Abrll, acompanandole
el general Maxine Gomez, ,el general Fran
cisco Borrero, ell coronel Angel Guerra, e
| ioven espirituanO Cesar Salas y ell domini
cano Marcos Rosario.
Dos dias anduvieron vagandO en- bus
ca de una partida, sufriendo un encuentr(
con la~guerrilla mandada pOr Felix TO
meu. Cuando Ia encontraron, ia s1t4a
daron Maximo Gomez, y este hizo pro
clamar Marti, ''Mayor general del EJ6r
cito Libertador CubanO."
DE Ell DzDr60 de Cienfuegos:
"Corren rumores de haberse verifca
do un encuentro de Las tropas que custo
diaban un gran convoy que Sc d1rlgla
Bayamo, con la mayor parte de las parti
i das insurrectas, cuyo nt1mero dfcese gu
seria de cuatro & cinco mil hombres.
El convoy iba escoltado por una co
/ lumna de dos mil ehombres, que 1e caus
/ al enemigo mas de mil quinientas bajas
; v dispers&ndolo completamen cent?
. mud q convoy.
J Funcionaron dos pleas de artilleria
! Aseg0EaRe que este fVaeaaQ ha prQav
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04

Iguales.... s5374,3 81 s5374,37
Puerto Rico, Il de JUNO de 1895.-El
Tesorero, C0ndGdO Garcia.
NOTA.-Los comprobantes de cada
partida estan en- poder de ell TesorerO, San
Justo 19 a disposition del que quiera exa-
minarlos de 8 de la maflana de la tar.
de en- dias laborables hasta el 10 del CO.
rriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04


LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUER-
TO RICO, Capital, ,.......... 85 o8
La Integridad Nacional, idem.' II 70
El Buscapi6, idem. ...........: l5 -
m Ro1atIn Mercantil. iden. -13 20
La Balanza, idem.... ....... ~
El Suplemento de la CorrespOn-
dencia, iden. ~
La Bandora Espahola, idem.... 2 81
La Moda Elegante, idem. ....,... 2 ~
La Estacion, idem. ............. w
Ecos del Golgota, idem. ....... 81
Ecos del Manglar, idem ....... II
El Peque1o DiariO, Arecibo...' 5 "a
La Democracia, Ponce. ......... 78
La Libertad, idem. OS
Ell Noticiero, idem. .............. II
La Revista Mercantil, idem. II
El CautivO, idem. A
La Bomba, idem ............... 40
La Revista Econ6mica, Yauco.. 48
El Listin Commercial, Playa de
Ponce .. 60
To Vordad M6dica. Mavaoiiez, =. 60
Ia Pnhlicidad. i'd m .. E. 48
n T.ahoratoriO' Af{asco ..... =. 90
Ell Impartial, Playa Mayagiiez.. IL ~
Ell Popular, dem............... "a
El Criterio, Humacao. ......... 6S
La Mujer, idem m................ 70
Suma total.... 264 II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
La CRUZ ROJA

La sefora presidenta de la Conisi6n
provincial de La Cruz RQjG recibi6. aver
fa siguients honrosa communication del Sc
for teniente coronel primer Jefe del Ba.
TALON Provisional nt1mero l, al recibir 81
donativo, cuya relaci6n tambien publica-
mos continuation.
No hay duda que La Cruz Roja, en-
esta Capital y en- toda la fsla, esta llenan-
60 dign1simamente su alta y humanitaria
mission.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
CARTA De MADRID
~ e. II de Mayo de 1895.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPONDENCIA.

II de Mayo u6 1o9O'
sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Hici6ronse las elecciones municipales
ell domingo paaaado, y en- elias ha ocurrido
10 que todo ell mundo suponia. La candl~
an Madrid, y 10 mismo POGO mas m6nos,
ha sucedido en- todas las provincias. Els
verdad que ahora mas que nunca SO ha
deaDleoado ese lujo de ama1os electorales
ulla en- 81 argot do Ia gente del oficio Sc
lIaman p1cherazos, resurrec cclones de d.
funtos. sustitueion de nonabres, falsihca-
ci6n az estados civiles etc. etc; pero justo
81 eonfssar q1e tQaas esftasss eosaFs Fss han
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
COMISION De OBSEQUIOS A LAS TROPASl
QUE VAN A CUBA
LIQ U I D A G ION

u L =
Abril rs. Importe de la
suscripci6n. ..H.... S 5374,37
Idem idem. Invertido has
ia hoy sIu publicado. 1819,43
Idem 26. Fnvertido en- la
expedition por vapor
''San Francisco .:.... 395,5o
Idem 80. Idem "Antonio
Lopez. T.. $40
Mayo 10 Idem "Julia" Ba-
TALON Colon, .......... 1898
Idem Is. Idem ''Santo Do
mingo''. o''................. 350,76
Sin entregarI. Suscrip-
tos por la Comisi6n de
la Prensa. .............. 400
Idem 20. Entregados al
habilitado del Battalion
Provisional nt1mero l.. 718,75
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
iCAMAS! iCAMAS!

Para Hospitales, muy baratas y CO.
modas acaban de ser recibidas por los que
venden mos bGrGtO,
3-3 SOBR1NOs DE ARMAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04

poder de una bofetada! =
Espafla ha debido sufrir I'm desaire en-
las negociaciones de las grandes potencias
para arreglar los asuntos de Oriente. Pa
que 9ond 5GS1G ngp gRS9R9 naG dug GoS5C 81 S
pom no Sc posesionaria de la isla Formosa:
Pues bien, nj la Russia, nj Ia Francia, nj
la Alemania han hecho absolutamente
NADIA para dar satisfaction a los legftimos
deseos de Espafia. Los japOneses estan
va en- Formosa, y hasta han nombrado el
virrey que Ia ha de COB r2ar en- nombre
del Mikado. ST es cierto este que dice un
telegrama de shanghay que pub ublican hoy
todos los peri6dicos, SO habra cumplido
una vez mas el antigao refran que dice:
Siempre Sc rompe la soga por 10 mas del
gado.-URBANUS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
N0TICIAS GENERALEs

Sc agita entire algunas personals del
Comercio de esta Capital el pensamiento
de celebrar este aho las tradicionales fies-
re- tomar iniciativa para revivir eea COS
tumhre que, no sabemos con que motive,
va desapareciendO de entire nosotros. Las
tradiciones deben eonservarse y, adem6s,
bueno es de cuando en- cuando dar expan-
sion al espfritu para salir de 10 rutinario
en- 10 que uamaremos la prosa de la vida.
Las fiestas traerfan muchos forasteros la
v novimiento al ComerciO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04

La association de cat6licos de esta Ca
pital tiene acordado solicitar de Ia supe.
fioridad un solar que pos6e ell ramo de
Guerra, en- la termination de Ia Gale del
Presidio (Marina), para construir un tenn
Mo de que carece auuella barriada,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04
CUERPO De COMMUNICATIONS
De PUERTO RICO
ADMINISTRATION GENERAL

Estadfstica de tapcantidades pagadas
por las empresas periodfsticas de la lsla
por concepto de franqueo en- el mes de
Abril l1ltimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04

mesuradamente al representante del Sui
tan. 1Tantos ibros por I'm duro! ION
poder de una bofetada! 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04

Tratase en- Mayaguez de constituir
a1umbrado el6ctrico que sustituya al NAL
petr6leo que hoy usan en- dicha ciudad.
va Sc tiene suscrita una cantidad bastante
considerable, no dudamos que dada la
importancia de la poblacion, y la imperio-
sa necesidad, sera muy prento un hecho.
El sef1or don Pedro Santiesteban y
Chavarri SO ha separado de la firma que
en- esta plaza giraba bajo Ia raz6n de Che
varri = c., quedando Ia liquidation de la
casa & cargo de- don J. Pefla y Chavarri y
estableciendo ell citado don Pedro Santies-
teban. baio su solo nombre, otra casa en-.
81 nnisnno local, que seeded dicar8 iguales
nepocios que Ia anterior, siendo sus apo
IdeTadQa don RaldQpasFo pieE, don Manusl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-04

Esta en- camino la cantidad que a1n
faltaba para completar el primer plazo de
la indemnizaci6n que el imperio de Ma
rruecos ha de pagar a Espa1a por los su-
cesos de Melilla. El emperador Muley
Alb del-Azis ha recompesado Sidi Brisha
Dor sus buenos o6cios en- la embajada ex
traordinaria que tuvo en- Madrid. LIE ha
reqalado una gruesa suma de dinero con
el que el ladino embajador ha comprado
varias fiucas en- Tanger. Aqu1 SO mani
fest6 ell anciano moro como muy afciona-
do q la literature espafiola, dando con clio
lugar q que de todas parties les enviasen
libros mas menos notables, y todos con
81 correspondence y encomiastica. dedi-
catoria. Ahora resulta que nj ha-
bfa tai literato nj tales carneros. Sidi
Brisha, asf que lego a Tanger con aque-
los fardos de libros, pensando que para
NADIA habfan de servirles, di6 orden un
su criado para que los vendiera. 81 cria'
do 10 hizo asi; y enagen6 toda aquella So:
lecta biblioteca por Ia enorme eantidad
de-. cinco pesetas. Menos NAL que tan
enorme qanga ha sido lograda por nn Cd
lpa,fiol, que de este nodo ha venido q aPro.
veeharse de Ia gran dosis de tonterta que
& todQF n0s aeenetio para 9hsssqpiaE des
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
SATURDAY, JAN. II, 1895.
THAT LIBEL.

There are times in the history of
men when they resort to bluffs and
subterfuges to hide their deeds. Very
often it is necessary to play game of
bluff and very desperate is that game
sometimes, that on its face, it looks
like the gui ty is innocent. In the
case of G. n. j. Taylor, no such a
game of buff is plausible, nor is it
possible for him to pretend to the peo
pie that he is the injured innocence.
The mission of the BEE is to pro-
tect the people against the imposition
of fraud, buster and liar. If what
the BEE has published is not true, the
courts will remedy any injury; and if
true, which shall beshown, no punish
ment is too grea. for this man.
1t is on the lips of almost ever J.
other female you meet that c FL. j
Taylor Is not the man to be respected;
some insult, they say, he has offered
to them or to some friend.
His reputation in this community
is Of such a character that hardly a
respectable person will invite him to
his house, except one or two no
donbt, who has received some person.
al consideration from him.
The case is now in court where the
BEE wanted it to go in fact, it was
at the urgent request of the BEE when
the bluster asked the District Attor-
ney the advisability of getting war
rant, that he be given one at all
means.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
LOUISE TO CLARA.
DEAR CLARA:

DEAR CLARA:
This has been lively week. Tne
latest sensation is the libel suit.
When a thing is for a worthy cause
there is nothing to be ashamed of,
nor should the household be asham
ed at what may b developed.
Don'C understand me TO mean the
libel suit against the BEE. would
not dignity the occurrence that
mnct, 7 mean tina Holland. Baily
affair. [ didn't attend my self, but
from what ! can understand, | be-
lieve that there was simply mis-.
understanding between the gentle
men.
My dear friend Mr. Lynch received
a grand ovation in the South some
time ago. Re was a guest of the
Whittier club, one of the strongest
organizations in the South. His
speech was eloquent, and logical,
and well>received.
1 met the Consul to Santos Bra.
zil few days ago. The impression
is that be will be recalled. How
much truth is in that l don't know.
Somebody will be disappointed,
who it will be, [ don'C know.
Marriages are becoming scarce
and far between. The girls say
that they cannot afford to marry a
man and support him. That is
about all that can be expected now
of girls who marry these men |
don't say that this is the case with
all parties concerned; there are
exceptions to the rule, you know.
Time will not permit me to write
a longer letter until my arrival
from New York.
Yours lovingly,
LOUISE.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
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Schedule in effect May 18th, IS9I.--
trains leave daily f, ON UuIon station az
& P.l, sixth and b streets.
Through the graudeSt seem nv in Al. erica
with the handSOmest and most cOlrrb. q
solid train servi.t West from washington
2:25 z. NJ, M,DAILY-''CiuCinnafia and 1t Louis
Sp cial'-SOlid Festibuled, NCwI" Fuuipl ,d
Electric lighted. Steam heated tIalu, wish
Pullmtn's FIN st ST. eping cars Washing on
to Cincin ali, Indianapolis, IL 81. L. .uis. with
ou' change. Dini' z car from Washington
Arrives Cincinnati SEQ Il. m; Indianapolis
ll:I5 a. m; Chicago $50 p. M, and ST. Louis
o.; % y. IN.
ll:l0 Z. NJ. DAILY-The EamO@s Of F. Y
Limitea'-A Sold Yestibuied train with
dining car and Pullman Sieepgrs. for Cincim-
natl, Lexington LOulsy lle ard Hot Springs
Va. without change. Observation car from
Hi ton. Arrives Cir ci. matt 5:jg p m: Lex
ington, $50 D. M; Louisville 9:If ,. M: In
'ilanapol1s, ll:l5 u. m; ChicagD 7:3J n. M
an Louis 80 a. IN. tO1nects in Union
Depot for all poin S
1857 A. NJ. + XCEPT SUNDAY-For
Point Comfort aud Norfolk, Va. Onlytt
line.
2 % p NJ. DAILY Express for Cord lnsyiIle
CharlOttesyill g. ~aynesbolo. SU untOn, and
principal Virginia points; daily except sun
day -fof>r .-inlsinofi,{
Pullman locations and tickets at cornpany's
Office S, 5l3 and l42l Pennsylvania avenue.
Fl. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
FEBRUA AIRY STYLES.

FurS are used in fiat bands upon Jack
cts, corsages, vests and boleros and with
these same furs, whole costumes are
fashioned. The use of fur bee mes
| more decided as tie season advances.
1t is in all combinations and enters into
the composition of house toilettes and
street costumes, when it does not itself
compose the entire costume.
In materials for the d mi-season and
spring, the first choice for visiting and
street wear will be silk and WooIen
crepon, of the sort technically known as
copeant." The recen lY imported fine
Woolen goods show much rougher sur
faces than those which have been worn
for some seasons.
1t would be we'll to familiariZe ones
self with the distinguishing features of
the different clan tartan>, as the gay
colcrs and combinations of old Scotia
T promise to be quite conspicuous in the
spring adornment.
Rough camel's hair, and zebelllne, or
fine camel's hair, with smooth surface
and lined with rough nap are tailors
materials which will have quite a
vogue.
Satin is still holding leading place:
Plain satin is in measure superseded
by satin damask covered with dainty
figures, either in large patterns of gold
ell rod OF lilies.
The fashion of wearing rose-like
clumpS of brilliantly hued artificial fio"-
ers on either side of the face nesting i'll
rushing of gauze chiffon or satin is very
attractive.
Printed tlannels with smaller designs
and delightful color harmonies among
the foreign importations. Oriental col
oring and Persian effects on cream
grounds are charming in point OF color.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

habilitations of our forces, may be d
formal recommendation by this body of
men suitable for honOrS at the hands of
appointing powers.
Gentlemen, in consOnance with what
[ have just said and with view of
making this meeting effective of real
good to our parte, have the honor to
propose for your consideration the fol
lowing recommendations:
/. Recommended that steps be taken
to consolidate, SO far as possible. all of
the Afro-American Democratic organ
full harmonious body with As branches.
[Applause]
2. Recommended that this meeting
take stops looking to the selection of one
favorably located newspaper which shall
be well-backed and become t. principal
organ OF the or, at organiz on of Ano-
American clubs proposed.
3. Kecomn endyd that provi ;ion be
made for giving Credentials to peis ,ns
desiring to do active ta1vassing or organ
izlng, with view t. prote citing the pu3-
lie against impostors.
4. RecOmmendtd d literary bureau be
established in connection with the pro-
posed Afro America Democratic journal
whose purpos, shall be to compile iEto
convenient and effective form li1era ure
specially adapted to canvassing among
AfrO-Americ ans.
5. r commended that this body take
under advisement means whereby impos-
tors aud pol tical MO Ite-bankS, WHO may
have 10y deception gained the c>ntiden &c.
and consideration of officials, SHALL be eX.
post and outlaWel.
Aud now gentlemen, in concluding,
permit me to add that TO higher fl Id OF
u>efulness is op.n to N IN than that OF
governing we'll or legislating well for his
f-llow-men. In America, tn pPop gov
ern, the people leslslat'. Tney require
no standing army t. owe awe their sub
jeets, but through political organ izaslon,
through men skilled in politics aud
through tn silent and powe ful instru-
meLtality of the b,llot, thy rule. t is
therefore an honor 10 be her, to-day en-
gagged in such cauS'.
should not close without referring to
the brilliant cabinet with which the P es-
ident has surrounded himself and to
whom in great me asure is due the pres
ent able administration. With them at
the helm of aft .irs, we ca fittlngly say:
Democracy never did [nor never shall
Lie at the proud fool of IA conQueror,
Except when II frs did he ITO wound itself.
Come the three corners of the wor in arms,
And we shall shock them Naught shall
make US rue,
II Democlacy to it elf do rest but true
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
he STILL DEFIES LAW.
From the PhIladeI hia ess.
Special Dispatch to "The Press"

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-President
Cleveland is still keeping i'll his pigeon
hole the recommendation OF the Civil
Spryice Commission, made after a
tbornurh investigation, to the effect
that Recorder Taylor, of this district,
violated the Civil Service laws by lev
inc and accepting assessments from
Government employees for alleged cam
paign purposes. Whatever became of
the money. aylor got 1t IN open defl-
ance of the law, and The civil service
Commission unanimously reported to
Taylor continues his open defiance Of
the Civil Service laws. This week ne
accented beautiful combined gold pen
a~d pencil from the employees oil his
Office. The presentation was made IN
he office furnished him by the Govern
ment. and the recorder acknowledged
thp commitment in Il speech. Section
1871 of the revised statutes reads as
follows
No officer, clerk or employee in the
limited Sta. es Government employ shall
~ any time solicit contributions from
other officers, clerks or employees in the
Government service for d gift or pres
ent to those in a superior official posi-
lion; nor shall any such officials or cleri-
cal superiors receive any gift or present
offered or presented to hem as contri-
button from persons in Government
employ receiving less salary than
themselves; nor shall any officer or
clerk make any donation as a It OF
present 10 an official superior. Every
person who violates this section shall
be summarily discharged from the Gov
eminent employ"
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
RAILROAD
BALTIMORE AND OHIO p n
Schedule in effect Nov. 1S,h ~,

scneduie In effect Nov. 18th. ISnl
Leave Washington fr N staten cor,,,--,
New Jersey Avenue and Cslreet VI
For Chicago and North = est y.stf,.,
Limited express trains II:31 a. m. Ssia J"' 'tu
For Cincinnati, st, Louis, and Ii.dfa,,..,.l-
niguI. - IS ~
For Pit sburg and Cleveland ev.-
daily ll:SO a. IN. and S:35 p. M. y press
For Lexington and Staupton. Hen
For Win stel and way Stations ia.
For Luray Natural Bridge. ko,n,,e., r.. = '-'
VII e. Chattanooga, and Memph : an. ..'lA'
through, h'"= Ni'Ts
For Lslray. $3.50 p. M daily
For Baltimore veeks DAYS xl.2n. 5..r &C.
Z..n, ,c, 4I.5o, tSIO, 45-minutesI 81 w.; i.' D.
;i0 Uo 4o-mlnutes). a. M. xl2 o.. xi2 o. 80. ,'9e
X2.ZO, 100 45-minuteS), 3 p xi.S IS ID
10 minutes, x5to, X5.3O, $50, x6 % ga 50 So
10. xSU0 xll.SO. aud ll.S5 p, IN, ot.n-',,....' 49,
49, ~ ~; Key o'V iYOO 2-inInu eSl, 80 ~ ~ N,
3d-'Ot' S4Z.to, !:UU, X 70, 600 fj-Iui,,.,,''.
5.25. 4.3l, 800 10 minutes, H5G5 "a. 80 g, 80
1890, 1000, xllSG lI.35. D. M. ''''' NF''t
For Annapolis. 40 and $50 q. N. p 15....,
l,2S p. M. sundays. $50 a. NJ. ~! ~. l., .1j
For Frederick. % 90, fII.3O, a la.. IN. .-..
f5.S0 p. M. -
For Hag rstown. su.S0 a. IN. and t5.1.. B.,
FL rFoyd AID way points, z7l5 p. n,
For Gaithersburg and way a.,l,fs ..
is w .. M, 1920. $500. fi33 - .--'.'
70 10 fl1,SO p. IN, ''.'' '''''
For Washington Junction and WY ,..f....
20. y. tS 30 a. H. zi:l5 p. M. Express ff,,,i,
ping 1T principai stations only. ttsa i5..,r, p
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR Ne. l,p,
AND THILADELPHIA.
For Philadelphia. New York Ee>rr,. ..,
the East. week days, 20, UU. .Iu8. ,. ,,'
Dining Carr Q2.0O Diniuq Can. SHu. .l,a' Nm. -.
ing Carr. 500 ul3U p. m. Sierpln- ,.'
open AT lU.N ..'clock.) sundays 80 o.,
Dining e +. l2.'rr pining Car. > D. = 4g L.
ing Car, $50. 1l.3O ~ eping Car. ulrp f..r I,.
passengers 1000 p m,
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. 4:21 a. m Ia:ooa m ,,.I
1900 noon. sundays 4:2) a. III. I2uu noon
Except sunday, Daily. SSunday unf,
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from ot..,.
and +. sidences by Union Transfer Con3g4ry
Oh orders left ut ticket Offices 6,g P,. ms, +
vaDia syenne. New York avenu. and Frf
teenh street II W. and at depot.
r. b. CAMPBELL, CHAS. O. SCUiL.
tIen. Manager. Gen, Pass. Agent
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
The Sassoun Outrares.

Athens, Dec. 3.-The Armenian COM
mittee here has presented to the Min
listers of the signatory powers of the
Berlin treaty a petition recounting the
Sassoun outrages and imploring the
powers referred to not to allow article
81 of the Berlin treaty to remain in
effect
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
Ii Hung Cnanc Out OF 1t.

Yokohama, Dec. 3.-Mr. Deterling,
the envoy who visited Japan for the
purpose of negotiating peace, and
whose mission proved a failure, the
Prime Minister declining to meet him,
has written a private letter to the
Prime Minister denying that he was
sent to Japan by Ii Hung Chang.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
Rismarck's Affection.

London, Dec. 3.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says that Prince
Bismarck frequently visits the mauso-
leum at Varzin, in which the body Of
his wife was placed. The floor Of the
mausoleum is entirely covered with
wreaths
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

DR.. f. j. Shad will introduce in
the schools new industrial feature.
A similar measure was first introduced
by DIR. Francis There is no doubt
but what 1t will receive the unanimous
endorsement of the people.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
Gen. swaim's Sentenced Rem,t..a

Washington, Dec. BY direction
OF the President, Secretary Lamont has
made an order remitting the unex-
pired portion of the sentence of Brig
Gen. Swain, Judge Advocated General
of the army, and directing him to
take station in Washington city, await
ing the further orders.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

DIR. Daniel H. Williams is still hold
ing his own at the Freedmen's hospi-
tai, Astwood to the contrary. There
have been such improvements made
at the hospital, that one who has been
in the custom Of going there in former
days, would not believe that it is the
same institution.