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SASTRERIA FRANCESCA -FORTALEZA 81.

Gran surCAAo ~e I'"Jes desdo ell de mari
nera para n1nOs de cuatro afios hasta la
ITALIA mas grande para hombres. Pantalones
sobretOdos, sacoS do alpaca, chalecos g.
touos u precAos equitatlvos.
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[ | I INA HO[RA
UNA CIRCULAR DEL
SR. FISCAL De S. m.

Al compaginarse esta tarde LA Co
nfamos tempo nj espacio de que disponer.
hemos recibido copia de la siguiente circu-
lar del se6or Fiscal de S. M. que, por elm
teres que reviste en- los actuales momentos.
no podemos dejar para mafana:
FIsCALfA DE LA AUDIENCIA TERRITORIAL,
DE PUERTO Rico
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BOLIVAR ARRUzA g. GOMP.-Co-

MERCIANTES IMPoRTADoRES DE PRoVISIO-
NEs.--VENTAS AL POR MAYOR.-Agen
>tes de la marca de cigarrillos EsEl Pajari
to" de la fabrica de fosforos de Santur
ce, marca 'Bolivar.---19 de Diciembre dc
1894.
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DR., R, m. PONTE E HI1

JANOS DENTISTAS.-Saa Justo u
uuina q la Fortaleza San Juan.
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Calz4do de pura suela y que es capaz
de resi- -Lir un canonazo, sc detalla EN- ''La
PalmesAna," E .rtaleza ndmero 80, esta.
blecmlento do Pieras y Comp
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Sc VENDEn tod0s los muebles de una casa
On Paera ae 4AsrFa rente Ia segunda
PORTED nafs
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Dlversas personas Sc quejaban anoche
en- el teatrO, de que aigun0 algunos espe-
cul .dores Com 1rAron todas las butacas
para revenderlAs a 8 y duros. Buen..
serA que la autorida este alerta para cor
tar ESQ censucable abuse.
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Al hilletero Cristino Renta vecino Us
Puerta de Terra, Sc le han perdido los
billetvs enteros de la Loteria Provincial
ndmAros rs 93I " l2. .443; medic billete del
nhmero 9,4S7 folios del al 10 VI los d6ei-
Nero 12. 439 Hara una buena obra IL que
Sc los devuelva.
Victor Hugo, Los Miserables, 5 tomos,
elscuadernacl6n tela inglesa $4.5O. La
maritime, Historic de los Girondinos, 6
tomos idem idem, $7 El mismo, Graciella,
1 tono tela dorado $I25 Jorge Isaac,
M ria, novela americana, tomo idem
lem 1.25. Frank in, Ell libro del hombre
de bten, tomo idem idem $125 Liberia
de B. +. Saniurjo Vidal
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En- Ell teatro fu@ hallado anoche por el
tipografo don Fernando Salicrup, un bas-
ton con empunadura de orc, ell cual lA fue
enGregado al senior Arias; y este, se 10 en-
treg a la sehora de don Julian Matienzo,
por resultar ser 81 su dueno.
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Segun telegrama recibido por sus con-
signatarios, elvapor ingles Fort William
salio de Nueva York 81 sabado con carga
general de provisiones para esta Isla.
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EN- e. ALMACEV de muables Luna IS, jel

quina ODone prop5dad de Don Francisco j. HeCht
Altectdo dc Venta aluuieres
conucmento del p1bico general n'3-
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Con verdadero sentimiento hemos sa
bido hoy que Sc encuentra enferno re
cojido en- CANA, nuestro querido amigo e
inteligente facultativo doctor don Cayeta
no Coll y Toste. Hacemos voto por 81
pronto restablecimiento.
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LILLIAN SILVA,--.

Deposito de Mdquinas de coser compra Venta
dan a plaZos siendo responsible la misma Maqul
composiciones Dor diiiciles que sean garantlzan
rios aguias de todas clases para las mismas 9
pran yenden muebles uSadoS. F
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PoRTEL na1
El teatro continda sin los retfietes que
reclalna Ia uecencia. Es vordaderatnente
POGO Quito 10 que puede yer todd eli Tniindo
a los airededores DEL Coliseo en- las noches
de fuhtion. va van mas de diez yeces
que hAblanOs uel particular.
Ef San Sebastian Sc di6 sepultura en-
la senlaua Ultima al cadaver de la aprecia-
BILE sgfura madre de nuestro amigo ' cola
b ,rador dUn Ramon Maria Torres & quien
aconpahamos en- 81 pesar que iustafnente
le Afige.
HIL0 lnGlES s CoRD, MARCIA .sSOLo. Tan
bueno como 81 mejor, de la gran fabrica
ALEXANDRA, de Glasgow. Hi1o blanco con
palo negro, hilo negro con palo blanco, to
dos los nlmeros, c0nstante surtido. Para
precios y pedidos dirigirse 4 los Agentes
Dopositarios,
MULLENHoFF Y KoRBER.
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ALMAGEMY Liberia /
GRAN DESAFIO de gallos

dra, en- los dias 16, II Is de Febrero, Habra G
todos pesos postas. Inyitan q los ahclonados
Miguel Rivera Sebastian Mojica.
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LOTERIA NACIONAL DE

Hay cOnsTantemente para todOS los sOE-
teos en- la peluqueria 'Laurak Bat, de
d. Pedro Urbistondo, San Francisco ~.
Sc enviaran la isIa a quienes los soll-
citen. VI
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El 2 de Febrero pr6ximo, dia de la Can
delaria, ser& hendecida en- la iglesia porr }
quial de Utuado una preciosa imagen dt
San Miguel, patron de aquella ciudad.
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y. efectivamente. Con CAME y
sin 81; rna1 con m9Sjioddnos Sjdoda espaaolS france
come ELI Puerto Rico es en- ell restaurant
LA CATALINA, San Francisco Sc.
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VENTA DE CASA.-En Cataho, Sc
vende' una casa nueva, de MADEIRA, cool1a51
da de zinc en- pnnto centr1co cerca 9eA ~:
informes dirijanse A. FL
gueroa Companfa, Tetuan 3S. 1918
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POR AUSENTARSE -Su duefo, Sc
bicic muy buen estado un caDalto ue
oea azada propo psra niho formaran en- la casa con4
qua Ia olleria en- Santurce 80
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NOTARIA.-La que era de don Juan Ra
mon de Torres es ahora del Licenciado D
Jose Agustfn de la Tore Sc halla esta
blecida en- la Gale de la Fortaleza casa nt1
nero 48, Horas de ofcinas, de 8 a 10 y d.
La.
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cOMPRA billetes pre-

terra de Madrid, Gro = Plata espanOles BlIIete
Espaha, q precios de actualidad. JUAN PIzA Y
81,
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Si desea usted tomar buen vino en-
mesa, solicite los tintos blancos de 81
groho", Rioja, que expenden en- su establ
cimiento Soorino de Luifia y Compan1
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El paquete de LA CORRESPONDENCE
que debio Ilegar 4 Utuado el 81 del mes en-
curse, so reci bio el % junto con ell del %.
de d. DO no5Ies telegr. sfiuuess Sc sirva evitar en- en-
10 possible esas irregularidades que nos
perIudican.
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Han contraido matrimonio en- MAYA
guez nuestro joven amigo Ell saf1or do1
Mario Tolosa y la bella y simpatica sef1o
rita Rosa Molina y Mestre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
Amy IND NAVY NOTES

Washington May 1.-THE torpedo boat Cushhs
loft the Washington Navy Yard this morning 'or
K.v Weat F,a under orders to mako the 'oyase
as much as possible without going into the Atian"c
Ocean and at such speed MS VIII enable IL TO rs'r"
to Newport r. l.. about June L. The object Oh 'n's
trim s TO demonstrate the advantages OF the H''a''
route along the United States coast line from inc
Guf 90 Mexico 10 Newport Naval oncers e"pcc'
10 proye that with less than hity mics OF sa'u
cut,,n rho interior route practical from the Gun
TO Cape cod. -, H..
Tho cruiser castinc left Mozambique to-day 'or
the Conoro island lying between Africa ana Alaoa-
eascar. The Mnrblchcad has Joined the San Fran
cisco at Anglers. 49, corr,smar,,al on the
Asatic station which were announces !" It, IL t
matches two Vcck5 ago have redch'i w, ->tNS -
partment and the finding or not SuII'S u" 81.
of Ilc,;cnant Thomas stevens Wis n'"ir 49, .,,. IA
dav Ii.ufeuaut stevens. who Is me eN'VH. " p
Ger Of tho Yorktown, was accusri ~ is -.P ,,,..
officer Commander FOlger OF W, ~"
The court found that Folger faiieu 10 prove "'e
charge" .,,,,,s,or :. q Smith
The verdict In the case OF Paymas'ef H. - ni''i,,
Of the Concord although not ahiouIceF'' - -,
stood Ia have h.rn unfayorabie IN som, -.brc "
The accused inasuuch orders h-Ve III .ab hI,
10 Pavnasier Kerr at Mare Islam - ro,..nr NM
sailing bv ne -cxt steamer rom ,a' a., ~
Thc exact charge against the pa'"''S''' !" "''
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Amherst. Mass May 10 tSpeciaD-Amherst peat
vale in a beautiful game this afternoon Inc We
ltors were unable TO make single saie III o.'
Tbonas and only twice sent the bail into inc OUT
e,d Carter who evidently had a lame arm pitchei
N. first two innings and then went into INC neiu'
giving place to Trudeau The latter ptcnea "e.,'
combining Amherst's hits TO the sixth ana seVeh,"
innings. Sullivan made two singles ana o'p'''
and otherwise put up a sharp game Yale went OUT
=, -. order IN the first three innings. only nine
men facing Thomas. Sullivan made MT III inc
nrst and Kellogg one In the second. In the next
inning ]. Quimby's error gave Trask two oaseS' d
sacrifice by Priddy sent him TO third ana ne sco'e'
on an error by Rustin. These were the ohiy ea'oS
vale had Rustin was the first Yale man 10 reach
aoora hos. where he was left in the fourth Inning
wilcox nearly scored in the sixth j. Quimby mace ace
Yaie's only rum he was hit by pched pan ra CHI
scorad when SDcer hit high fly into snort I.r,'.
a.d' both Kellogg and Morse trying to get It, Inc
n - o
AInhe'sl ''''''''''' o 0 0 o.
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THE SpoRTSMENS SHOW IS POPULAR

cpovns AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-How THE
WESTERN GUIDES AMusE VISITORS.
,,,o Snortsmen's Exposition at Madison square
eden fairly doomed yesterday. From the ''"ie
the doors opened until they were u.s.,
n m crowds OF men and women poureu nv ,''
Garden and simply damned the aises. Ahe cam
h,,ion Of St. Lawrence boats and skins seemed 70
s, asnsc,a, attraction for the women yesterday.
and many Of them boarded the boats and showed
,bot they we'll understood the art OF handnhs them'
Some disappointment was felt yesterday d. .io
non-appearance of the elks. Dr. W. seward Weoo
e not going to exhibit his collection. but VIII nave
,hsm sent TO Vermont at once. This decision OF
nr Uehh has DELAYED the arrival of the strangers
from, the West. but there will. II is hoped De iour
,osn Of the twenty-five animals on exnipitioh To-
day. ,,.
sportsmen from about every where 'is'' '"e s''o"
and they spend nearly all their time around tho
-,, stands And the statesmen at these stands
know a genuine sportsman from the imitation
article a mile OF. When the real sportsmeh ASK
10 inspect the guns the statesmen just mana the
weapons over and don't say a word. Ihey kho"
that the handler is up on guns. so no ad'ce -
offered or explanations ventured upon But ene
orsenborn makes a free Gift OF his verdancy the
moment he touches a gun. He grabs 1t clumsly
by the barrel and generally succeeds In knocking
the polished stock , rrna a his teeth The
tyro having scratched the stock tries 20 conceas
his confusion by looking down sne pI res. - -
here that the gun Is gently, but nrniy taken iro"
him and he departs. ,,, IA
The guides from the West and from Maine ana
the Adlrondacks continue 10 attract much notSe:
1hay are affable men. correct in speech and have
seemingly unlimited tales Of hunting to tell Inese
tsica vary according to the gulllby OF the hearer.
sor the guides are smart and know how to shape
their wonderful narratives. collection OF tneir
stories would form excellent companion 70 oui-
livers Travels" but the wooismen must nave =
little fun the expense OF the eiiete dweie[s ~
Cities so they have It by relating adventures q the
bnir-raisng kind. The guides will visit the SOCK
Tho go performance afternoon and ever.ng 4:
nleasant feature of the show. and the band aods
Greatly TO the enjoyment OF the visitors, A MS
bury Kane George Work Gideon Knapp. rs M1rtGn
George McAlpin j. p. Knapp. II. II; Stevens. CAP
tain 4. ". Money, H. l. Amss robert CSrhe ~ :.
rence Robert T. Lawrence. John >: Wise, rheodors
Roosevelt. Archibald Rogers. T Walter Wood pr;
Ness. Dr. A. Valentine. a. W. Talco,t and Frank
Carnegie and William Carnegie, Pittsburg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
FAVORED nY THE HARLEM REPUBLICAN

At REGULAR meeting OF the Harlem Republican
club. held on Tuosday evening. the following reso-
luiions wcr. adopted.
Resolved. That We the members Of the Harlem
Eruuhlcan Club congratulate IN. people OF the city
Of Nrw-York and thu Republican party upon the
massage Of tho Police Magistrates BIZ. ana we can
mon The LEGISLATURE promptly 10 pass the foNcc
REORGANIZATION and Greater NeW-l DIX bills
Resolved That the pledges OF TIE Republican
Marty must be- Kept. and that the reform measures
demanded hy the enlightened public sentiment OF
this community must b" adopted. ana that mem
hors al tho Legislature elected "a Republicans VINO
stand in the way ~ the adoption OF such meas
urcs are objects Of just condemnation. ana may 'A
poet 10 be- rolegatcd to private lie.
Resolved. That We approve of the course OF mayor
Strong I'm signing the so-call'd Bipartisan Ola az
nm Improvement upon existing laws, and We urge
the LEGISLATURE To enact the amendments thereto
suggested by the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16


mia Orans. Oval. at Orange. n. j.. yesterday pre-
"a a nretty picture when the baseball teams OF
ss',.o.,on and Brown met upon the diamond The
49, won as they pleased. the Brown battery
t's AZ, ~ gear out Of sorts. or out OF something
- PRINCETON men took commanding lead early
- ,hn game and held 1t to the end. There was the
I showing OF pretty girls In attendance be-
uSua With the coors Of their favorite college ana
-. ,rsty-lunged students who yelled their college,
,-ucr,es with more force than music
rha princeton team showed up In wonderfully I'M
-, fory.. and II the game yesterday is 10 be
Ian as n standard they may give the Yale cham
,oos an interesting battle at New Haven on sat
10 King and Trenchard. two OF old Nassans
a,h,e,lc heroes. sat on the players bench win
.sco,ty' McMasters and gave the princeton players
oxce,,ent advice. Easton, young left-handed
r,,cher did excellent work for the Tigers, having
GOOD control and plenty Of speed and curves.
rhs Brown teams work disappointing 10 their
followers White and Lang did not seem to UNDER
stand each other at the start Lang after making
three errors and having a passed ball retired In the
.h,-d inning IN favor OF Dunn After that Brown
'd n,s. as well as Princeton. but White seemed
q, make IN. mistake OF trying 10 confuse the Prince
,or batsmen with slow curves at the start Later
he used more speed and the result was more On
couraging Fou,z made capital running eaten ana
Iovney and Brooks some pretty stops and throws
rho Tigers at the start scored one run. with two
o,, BRADLEY took two bases on wild throw by
Donoyan This seemed TO upset White for min
mo for he gave Smith. Otto and Williams their
hoses on balls IN succession forcing homo Bradley.
Then he settled down and struck out Gunster' ie"V-
ing three men bases.
In the second inning Princeton sent ten men 10
80, and scoring half a dozen runs settled the re-
all, 70 all ,ntents and purposes. Brooks was sent
70 arst on called balls. and he iminediateN s,o,e
second He scored on Eason's two-base my 10 leii
seid Two more bases on balls hits by Bradley anu
Williams n PASSED ball and three errors by Lang
,,ere responsible for the rest Of the damage
The Princeton athletes scored two more runs IN
,,a third inning In the sixth three hits nettcd TWO
sir CO.. Erown and saved her from a whiicwdSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
uARyARD.s POOR SHOWING.
BEATEN BADLY BY THE HOLY CROSS NINE FROM
WORCESTER.

WORCESTER.
Cambridge. Mass. May 10 (Special)-Harvard lot
the fourth successive game OF baseball TINS after
noon on Holmes Field. Her opponent was HOY
Cross Not single run earned during the
whole game. 1t disappointing 10 har'ar'
men. because in Worcester Harvard came within an
ace OF beating this same team. the score pe'ne
Z Harvard started off the exhibition well, making
a run in the first inning by means OF MT an
error nv the Holy Cross second baseman ana
another hit by Hayes. Harvard went all 10 pieces
IN Two innings Up to the fourth Holy Cross coud
-, soo-s Then a hit followed by an error by
pand. started the ball rolling. and before the mar
Cd team could get together again. Holy Cross hal
,,ada four rms The story was repeater III
no s,x,h HOLY Cross again scoring three TUBS .! ''c
ali Of two hits in succession ana DAu error -
Adams The score;
IIolycross Observation-Disclosures. " y
rn,.e.basA ht-Adams Struck ou-turley' ii.s'l","s
o 'Xa,i.x HAYES and Scanned 2. W.. II: roN, i'ip"a'
80 yaronev Double play-tufley ana io ~ 20. 80,
Iii Scanne WNd piiches-Ighanis iappaia'' ~
n,,ched ball-Sockalexor. Time hours OinP' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
MANY SPANIARDS KILLED..
VICTORY OF THE INSURGENTS REPORTED
AT CAMAGUEY.
A BATTLE FOUGHT THERE BY GOMEZ WITH The
GOVERNMENT TRooPs-FUENTEs NARROWLY

GOVERNMENT TRooPs-FUENTEs NARROWLY
ESCAPED THE GARRoTE.
Key West Fla. May 15.-Latest advices re-
ce,ved IN this city from Havana state that Cen
ora, Gomoz has entered Camaguey, and IN 'he
battle fought there the Spanish troops "e'e ~
feated and many were killed and captured Inc
Spanish General Echasue was one Oh '"o'e
captured. .h
on the 18th the case of Manuel Fuentes' .he
Nou-yor,s correspondent. was decided, he pe'hs
found not guilty The prompt action Vi III,
United States state Department alone saVeu
F,,entes from being garroted. He has h'aue I"
nrotest. and Will claim heavy damages
The insurgents under the command or Aiaceo
ditched train loaded with arms and ammunition
for the Spanish troops near Bargas Guam i
,rIree ar four men were killed. Maceo tooN al
the arms and ammunition , >fayor NJ
II Is reported that Marcos GARCIA, Maf y' tha
sonto Spiritu has been shot II IS suppose, ~ h
insurgents He was threatened WIN ue" nao,,,.
Gomez some time since II he opposed inc 'e''''
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
TO SETTLE THE MANITOBA SCHOOL DIS
PUTE.

o,,ow, ont, May l5-I.ori Aberdeen IL us'"s
h,s Influence 10 bring Archbishop LanseV'h' re
,nier Greeaway OF Manitoba. and the Do'i''''''
Government; together. and as preliminary sep -
measure of compromise has been drafted "h'o"'
i, * believed will be assen'ed to by al pa'"eS,
s,,hlishing Catholic schools in Mantopa anu
,o,,,,.,n, The question fom the Dominion Parma
ncut. -. po,,, "a ,hoics
40 - H., restored 10 the rights % which they nave
h..n derived to the extent o: continuing me .ror
rr,rrni Grant 10 their separate schools, Wnlcn ae
80 10 a,,b ie,t TO Government Inspection lea'hetS
OF those schools will be requires TO serurr Ger ~
.,..s OF competency. from when. however tnc
fathollr bishops ask that the nuns ana IeistocS
teachers be exempt. Everything now points 20 al
s,,lv adjustment OF this question. when proiltscu
70 supcrscde all other issues In the approaching
Domtnion elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
PRESIDENT OF UNTVERSITi "H"'""''

Indianapolis May Is (SpeciaD-pI, .,.,r.,, and ,na
resigned as president OF De PAW $500, rhs
resignation has been accepted by the
reason given for the resignation 10 -" ,rs,aa. a.
bic difference between the president a"a havs ,.an
10 the policy to be pursued. Tne ". ,,n~ 70 ad,,s,
IN SS,o% Gays nr 1 :" has been president of the
school for six years. The reSs ss have no one in
effect September /. The trust9eSnr has no definite
mind a successor, and DR.. SoA''
piars for the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

Hartford NJ, ~ The conference OF the Young
Mems Christian Association secretaries this morn,
,ns was "neuon -, an address by s. NJ. sayford. of
Boston W. c. Douglass of Phadepnaa S T"r on
THE Associations Place as uh"y'"s ..rSa III
the Community" The last supje,Ih the Y NJ C. A."
and the talk was by W. ". Wn,in .ei st,dies
This afternoon there were depi' '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

22oyard hurdle in OIL milerun in sos and the 4.o
yard dash In o:53 r. ID: Snodgrass Oh 5sa Il
dash IN o:2i2-5. c. r. RhInehart, of Lafayetie,
threw the l6-pound hammer 80 IT, n,, ana Pas s ehe
won the pole vaults feet: w. s Murray, Lshigh.
the running high jump IT. 34 IN ana ~. l.. ia'es'
Leh.gh. the running broad Jump. " II. oi2 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
no wrr,cOoIE THE ST LOUIS

London. May IA dispatch from Southampton
saws that Mr.. Eayard. the American Ambassador.
the STAFF OF the Embassy and large number OF
other Americans have arranged TO meet the new
American Line steamer IT. Louis on her arrival at
that port Ii Is hoped that the United States war
ships which are going to Kiel TO take part In the
oponing OF the North Sea Canal will call at South
ampton and remain there to salute the st. Louis
when she arrives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
rUr GRANT TO PROCEED TO BEHRIN6 SEA-

Port Townsend. Wash. May l5.-The Revenue
cutter Grant has been suddenly ordered to prepare
for sea although the Department recently ordereo
the vessel laid up here for month FOR necessary TO
na,rs rho new orders are supposed to be due TO
tho refusal OF the British Government TO renew the
Rehring Sea regulations. and the desire or tnS
authorities to hear from the seal.patrol
ese.. The Grant will proceed to the North Pac'nc
Ocean once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
A CONSERVATIVE ELECTED TO THE CON-


London. May l5-The parliamentary election In
the West Division OF Dorset. which took place yes
tcr,lay resulted in the return OF Colonel Williams
the Conservative candidate. by vote OF 1898 to
se5 FOR Wood Homer. tho Independent Farmers
candidate who was supported by the Liberals. In
tho last election the Conservative candidate was
chosen by "A vote OF 1854 to 2.siS FOR his home Rule
opponent