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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
I iterestiug Facts Abou; Richmonu O'''-
rsns and Other Matters.

Hon. p. p. NIunford IS much improved
and will be out In few days.
,,sa Marie Celeste williams left Wed
,essav 10 visit friends In Norfolk.
The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Tuesday at i. NJ.
The virginia board OF visitors to Nj.
Vernon will attend a meeting az that
place next Tuesday.
Rev. Or. James Nelson. who was taken
sick while attending the Southern Sap
fist Convention. Is out again.
II. l.. Carter, who was arrested for
trespassing in Honrico. was not the
ex-counciman from clay ward.
Mr.. Charles A. King and Miss Bette
Jessup. Of Stafford county. Va, were
married in Washington Friday.
Miss Bessie Claiborne Fuqua has re-
turned % the city. after "a delightful
months visit 10 friends in Norfolk
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt has recently come
I'm possession OF an oh and marvoilously
fine VIOLIN one OF the rarest tn the coun-
try.
The ladies' Of Westminster Presbyterian
and Hark-llace NJ. u. cnufcNfs VIII t''-
der Professor r. +. Minor grand bene-
ft Monday evening. May 9th.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will hold called meeting Monday oven-
ing May both. at 4 o'clock, at smith s.
Hall. a FUN attendance is desired.
Mr. Joseph Canopa left Friday evening
FOR New York and will go thence to Peru,
South America. whore hc viii bee engaged
I'm business He is the son of Mr.. John
3 Canepa. a well-known merchant of
this city
Roy. DR.. s. A. Goodwin formerly pastor
OF Grove-Avenue Baptist church. stopped
over I'm onr city on his way home "A few
hours yesterday Tie was called on hy
some Of his old congregation. who were
delighted 10 see him. and cordial greet
ing ensuod.
By order Of tho stockholders of the Nir-
ginia Pyrites Mining Company the prcsi-
dent. Joseph ". Banton. and o.. n.
shuman. secretary ana treasurer, have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

THE CELEBRATED SEw YORK LAWYER. AUSTIN
ABBOTT. DIR. JOHN TIsKf, TIE HISTORIAN.
AND THE nEy. MosIs p. HoGE rxpaEss
THEMSELVES or NEW historical WORK.
History FOR Ready Reference and Top
Teal Reading by j. a. Lamel which
Is being represented in Richmond by Mr.
G.. l.. Van Noppen. is a work in five im-
perial volumes. of which Alr. Abbott
says.
Il have found 81 TO De the readiest
guide 10 the heart OF the subject. whether
Dc be in legal research in history OF so-
GEOLOGY, or IN appreciatng the pleasure
Afforded by a historical novel"
Dr. John Fske says. Il believe 10 VIII
prove one OF the most valuable works IN
existence while our own Or. H0ge says.
1T viii be seen. then. that this work
puts into the hand Of the student a key
which unl0cks the doors of all the cbam-
bers OF what is called universal history,
and not only so. but gives immediate ac-
cess 10 what the inquirer Is searching
FOR. I have spent hours IN looking
for facts and events in history. which
this work would have enabled me 20 nnd
IN as many minutes"
This work does not conflict with any
encyclopaedia, and the larger the library
the more imperative It's need.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

James T. Phillips. Jefferson vaughan
Thomas Booker, f. II. Rahm John NJ.
Warren. $. i. Burford, Carl Ruehrmund'
W. benjamin Palmer r. 6. Wood, Il.
l.. Reeves. J. $. Moore, T. +. chesley,
q. Scott McRac. Elias Hampf, 6. y.
remnant, A. Cohen Charles NJ. wilson
Fueene =. Davis. Graham Hohson. ia
cob Bachrach. and Mrs. Bachrach. ). H.
Goode Mrs. Marian j. Barlow and MISS
Barlow, both OF Williamsburg. Va. MIS-
Barlow is "A member OF the Ladies Aux
Hilary, Grand Camp, Confederate Neter-
ans, and Miss Walker.
4 special sieoping-car IS n be az the
disposal Of tins party through the couI-
tosy Of the SeabOard Air Line
The Times has arranged 10 place
large supply Of sample papers with Bot
tier Brothers. the leading ncwsdealers or
Houston. each day during the Confederate
reunion. and Richmond people who at
tend the gathering will have no trouble
in getting The Times every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

A meeting Of members of the Young
Ntn's Christian Association who are I'M
terestod in rowing was called for last
night TO discuss plans for the summer
However barely a quorum OF members Of
the Boat club were present. and for that
reason Mr. John Morton. president and
Messrs. ID. :. Bennett and George Il. sgd
nor. Jr., OF the board OF directors Of
the association who were on hand 70
address the club, decided not 10 do 50 on
that occasion. but deemed il advisable TO
postrCne their action until next Saturday
evcniaz. u is hoped that IL will be possi-
ble to secure larger attendance that
evening
Plans fer the summer are TO be dis
cussed. and the question as 10 the pur-
Oh asing Of new boats will be taken up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
EVENTS OF THE TURF.
CLOSING TROTS or THE MEETING
AT BALTIMORE.
III. Batting SILL Carried on According TO
Law at Grayesend-At Big crowd
At Louisville.

BALTIMORE. MD, May ga very
euccessful meeting was concluded at the
Gontlemen's DriNrg PARK to-day re
tnird race on the programme was de-
clarod of, but the others were well Coz
tested. ,, -. 49,,
Gref event. and Daisy Dean was the fa'-
orite for the ether contest, pgt neither
had enough staying power 10 win 400
First race-2Zi. irOtting purse, sos.
Bost u, b. g., by Don Wilkes 'Claytoh)-
Z, !. I. 1.
Narv srerman, Nellie. Alfred, Happy
Earl raced In order named; o.,,
Time g6i,. 2.y1i2 . .Zji2. 2.Jb's. 49,
second race-21s, pacing, purse, So
prairie Lilly. b. m, by Adrian Wilkes
OBcycol-f. .. ], l.
Dalgctiy-6. ], ?, 3.
Harry. b. g, 3, 3, 8. ,-,.,-.. ~,
Miss WEXFORD Daisy Dean, Flying Nig.
Frank r.. Or. Wood raced Ia the oIue'
name T'ime-2.2iiL. 2l9 s-l. 2.eo I'D IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
APTRFrcT Town GOSSIP.
Everybody T. Talking About h-ESeit'
ment Rampant.

Tho city OF Richmond has never VIII
messed such excitement as is daily seen
at the Lexington. room III. The most
miraculous cures are effected daily hy
the great medium. Professor Crane. Who
IS certainly the most wonderful man on
the face OF the globe. lie aecompiisnes
an these cures without giving any ln-
tomal medicine. and takes only such
cases as have been given up entirely ny
other physicians. The Professor is re-
liable and responsible and So is suggest
ga 90 an who are in distress 90 consult
him at once. His parlors arc crowded.
and an who are in Mood arc advised To
make am carly ENGAGEMENT
Mr. Cclafine Hart. OF Norfolk, Nar
SAYS.
II suffered with diabetes and dropslcal
matter for four years. and found 30 re-
lief until I read about Professor Crane.
and ann now perfectly cured and sound.
In fact. we claim this wonderful man
saved my lfe'
Also. Miss Elizabeth Hen, Baltimore,
saws "I have suffered with cancer or
the breast for TWO years, and Professor
Crane has entirely cured me.
lie can also Soc consulted ON all business
affairs. ana never asks amy questions,
and diagnoses an cases. Don't delay, nlt
cali at once az the Lexington Hotel. room
II. and make au carly engagement with
Professor Crane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
PRONOUNCED SMALLPOX
,rgF EPIDEMIC At STA UNION so DE-
CLARED BY Az EXPERT.
Dr. Eosenau Sent Thither BY the Marine
Hospital ssrsiee-Vigorous Meas
urss to stamp II Out,

eTArrNTON. VA. May S-Special-ln
rcsnoneo TO the telegram sent by the
Ilosrl OF Health OF stanton. br. Rose
nam Of tho United states Marine hofI''al
service. arrived here this morning ana
VISITED tho quarantine district re
,.rouuflv pronounced tho disease small
box in a mild form. and commenaen tne
action Of Dr. Catlctt. city physician J"
his treatment and management
Now that the disease has been many
determincd vigorous measures viii be
..l,en "a efamp II out. All suspects in
the quarantine limits VIII De moved To-
riehf 10 quarters q mile below town IN
fta old maufel-works building. The old
cases will be- moved ass rapidly as pos
able and the buildings IN the immediate
vicinity Of the hospital and the hospital
building will Dee burned This rs tho adj
vice OF Dr. Roscnau. and 10 viii be car
ricd out with vleor.
un. RosrNAr's TxrFRIEScr.
WAsHlNGTON. y. g.. May lH-The
enllomlc at stanton. Va. has been OH
cially brought 20 the attention OF the
Marine Hospital Service. and DO Is under
Investigation by am agent or that ser
vice. a Telegram was received by sur
gcon- General Wyman. from the CITY
Council and Board of Health Of stanton
asking HIM 20 fouu an expert ii'l' t' T''-
tie the tiucstion. whether or not the
outbreak was smallpox. there apparently
being some doubt in regard 10 ~. Iie
sent Passed Assistant Surgeon Roscnau.
VINO served az Antwerp IN 1893 and gain
OIL much experience with smallpox al
that time The state health authorities
have been notihd of the action by tho
Marine Hospital Service.
a resident Of Stanton says the out
break. whatever ~ may prove 10 be, is
duo 10 the unwlse action Of the au-
ihoriues last winter. The epidemic is so
Tar connrcd 10 that section a. the city
occupied Nv The colorcd people Last win
ter owing e. their inability 10 pay the
water tax. the water was cut off from
that quarter. and the Inevitable accumu-
latiou OF filth. consequent upon the lack
Of watcr has brought about the present
unhealthy condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
mr. rRIP 10 houston.
Confederate veteran. VINO WIZ Attend the
Convention.


Tho committee appointed hy Lee camp
ON FRIDAY evening TO determine tiv
route which the Camp is 10 take ON 'Ne
frin 10 Houston, Texas, have determine ga
that Miss Winnie Davis, escorted 10y 'he
Commander and a comittee OF the lamp
v.ll leave over the Southern Railway, nut
mar fhe individual members OF the camp
may select whatever route they oesli''
- following list comprises lht NAMES
OF gentlemen-mcmoc OF Lee camp anu
ofhers-,,ho are 10 20 TO HousteN, Texas
"a the reunion OF United Confederate Vet
Grams in that city, via the southern lsall-
xxsv leaving Richmond tonight AT 100
y n The Southern Railway has made
,,.ery rreparation for the rapid and COM
Portable transportation OF the party 10
be accompanied by Mr. John NJ. he"ii'
travelling passenger agent OF the Ia"-
way company ,ss.,.o,,
Commander James T. Gray AaJu.1ne
J. TAYLOR stratton. cX-Mayor }. IayIor
rrveon. Judge George l.. Christian,
Juigc n. X. Farrar. General Thomas = .
Rrander. Colonel John b. cary, Colohei
a " Archer. Captain ID. Smith BEDFORD
Major John Cussons. General ley Ton
Mise Major l. H.. Christian, ColoneI ~.
II palmer. Mr. Polk Miller. and the hon.
Thomas byrnc.
Al panville this delegation Will be JOIN
ed by party from Charlottesville com
uosed OF Rev Or. j. William Jones. Colo
nei q G. Wcrtenbaker. Major MicaJah
Woods. and Mr. James b. Perley. There
viii also Join the party at Danville from
Lexington. Va, Mesrs. > IA. Letcher and
". O. Bondc. while Roanoke VIII be rep
resented by Colonel Thomas Lewis
An officers private car has been placed
AT the disposal OF Miss Winnie Davis by
,be southern Railway Company. and VIII
remain Al her command for the whole
OF the trip.
The party 10 40 TO Houston Texas, wa
the ScabOard Air Line, TO leaNe AZ lz.'S
,n,,ipbt il comprised OF Colonel John
s,,,nhv ana Ncssrs Charles r Turner.
xvashtngton New ID. "a. Brown Jr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

purchased the Ellis land for the COMPANY any,
having therefor 5000 IN cash'
land adJoins their present properly
The Turnpike Baseball tlnp Lii
uniforms have been finished anl ..,'
probably Doe used for the first oc. i-.,,....,..
next saturday. May 18th, on ar .,'. ~,
raco-track grounds. on ana alt', vi,
date. the Captain. Mr.. John cay, ,,.',i
be glad 10 hear from some OF '"0
amateurs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

The docks present quite a lively ap-
pearance with shipping. a dozen or more
vessels that were detained 10y bad wealth
err and fOgs having arrived in port dur
ing the last two days.
They bring ice and coal and cement
from the North and phosphate rock from
the South.
The improvement OF the river channel
Is having 4 beneficial effect tuoon shipping
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
A Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Hagan.
No. 2il4 Nenable street. Thursday night.
Those present We're Misses Maggie and
Fannie Edwards. Anna Yarbrough Ruth
Middleton. Edith Snead. and Leila Snead
Mesdames OBrien and Snead; Messrs.
Hammond Freeman. Junius G. Floyd. y.
Douglas Armstrong, and Willie O'Bricn.
An elegant supper was served during the
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

in tho increased size OF vessels that are
seeking this port. "
The Old Dominion steamers, which
formerly had often 10 wait for a tide TO
come up from Dutch Gap. now find no
difficulty at the lowest stage or water,
ant ships drawing fifteen feet ma an
easy channel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

Mr.. William O. West will address The
bows meeting in the big hail N me
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at g O'Clock and Mr.. VI. A..
Martin will speak TO young men an hour
later IN tho library and reading-room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
see the Great BAH Contest A. Portsmouth.
Imeahav Mnv 2I.I

Special fast train Will leave Richmond
l2.f5 noon via Chesapeake aud ohio.
arrive Portsmouth $3.50. Leave Ports
mouth = H. st. same evening. arrive
Richmond lu.o Rate sl.ln louni-trlp,
tickets tO be had at train.
Read Walter ID. Moses * CO.'S great
advertisement on page 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
Washipgton, LynchburG, Kawiey, orkney,
Capon Springs and Other Points In the
Lower shenandoah VALLEY, via c. and o..
Main Line.

By the new schedule of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. effective May -tn,
passengers can leave Richmond at The
comfortable hour of lNaN a. 81. Except
Sunday and arrive Washington 5t' u.
81. via Gordonsyiie. arrive Lynchnurs
%. ST. VIA Charlottesville. arrive Luray b.i5
j.. ST. via Basic. arrive Harrisonburg
AIS =. M and Winchester 100 j.. ". VIA
Staunton.
This gives pleasant Grip OF five hours
through the Piedmont section 10 WASH
ingt0n. five and one-half hours Go Lynch
burg and the quickest time 90 The resorts
in the lower shenandoah Valley ever
made from Richmond Oh a regular sche-
dulC.
ON July ist this train viii be extended
TO White sulphur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

yesterday afternoon 10 1lsc11 tho small
no, situation. but ~ was decided mat
n was not necessary 10 quarantine
against Stauui0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

The Poverty Party" given at Corcoran
Hall Friday night. by the Junior Aid
Society OF Trinity Methodist church.
proyed TO be "A great success. notwith-
stanains tho inclemency of the weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

lie Captures the Hudson Stakes ut u'"''-
send-Ihe other Winners.

GRAVESEND, RACE TRACK, May -.
The racing here to-day was or H.en,i
order. The finishes were close anu 'N-
citing I'm nearly every instance -
was plenty OF betting, but il was an zone
an the credit plan Robert flnkeiloh
ID a eneech before the racing began, IN
which he told the players and takers on
odds that he had detailed men who "ouln
al once arrest any person caught paying
or receiving money, posting olds' OF ia-
stiing receipts. This made 10 utterly IN
rossfhla for persons not known 10 the
hook-makers to make a bet. The DOCK
makers have decided TO hold meeting
at which they will try TO agree upon
some plan under which they can cohNu'1
business without violating the racing
laws The system of betting. coupled with
the cold. threatening weather, Kept 'he
attendance down 20 the smallest igure
ever seen on Saturday at Gravesend.
rumor was started that the meeu"s
would be declared off This was denied
most omphatcally by President DAILY.
There were about $500 people present
to-day. The sport began with a victory
for the talent AJAX their candidate,
made all the running and won by
s.ant head from Long Beach. Lansdon
furnished a big surprise by winning lhe
second race quite clevcrly from Palallln'
Apologize furnished another reouH ior
the faithful in the Hudson stakes. lie
won the race stake pretty much as he
pleased. Counter Tenor gallopcd his field
literally of their feet IN the Carlton
stakes. lie won as be pleased. sum
maries:
First race-one mile-Ajax Ole, Lamley,
EVEN first, Long Beach second, Baroness
third Time, l.i5.
Second race-one mile and a sixteenth
Langdon O0, Lttlofeld, 10 20 j. FIRST,
Paladdn second. Tinge third. Time,
l.51 IL.
Third race-the Hudson stakes for two
yoar-olds. five furlongs -Appiegate uls.
Rein TO ID first, Hazlet second, Formal
third. Time. 1903.
Fourth race-the Carlton stakes. for
three-ycar-olds-Cou Tenor l-2. Lam
ley. cvcD first. Keunett second, Sir Gala
had third. Time, 1912.
Fifth race-f0r maiden two-ycar-Olds.
four and One-half furlongs- Refuge dos,
Griffin. 3 % D first. Abuse second Barry
tone H., third Time, .56 -.
Sixth race-siX and one-half furlones
Stephen j.. 112. first Silvie second, Beld-
more third. Time, 115 10.
w1VNFRs At ALrxASpER ISLAND.
WASHINGTON. May 1s-The Ola Do
mlniOn results to-day were as follows.
First rdce-uNe iuiloNes ID an hluf 90
10 ID first. Flushing second, Duke Of Fife
third Time. 1904.
Second race-four furlongs- Charma g.
20 JOB first Jeneola second Nespers third.
Time 80 Ia
Third race-one mile-Lorraine rs 20 j
first Headlight second, Quartermaster
third Time. 1912.
Fourth race-siX and one-half furlongs-
Hume as 10 81 first Key West second.
Benvolio third. Time. 1.21 ia.
Fifth race-siX and One-quarter fur
longs-picketway ~ 90 ID first. Blue Bird
second, Ponce de Leon third Time
1.23 l-l
Sixth racc-six and one-half furlougs-
Cremona @ to 81 first. Little Jim second
Rosita third. Time. lbs il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
a suit was entered by Maggie Branch
against the Life Insurance company OF
Virginia. damages. >if
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

Niessrs. G.. .nuhiser J. r. Craig. W B.
CLAY. A. y. Lambert. and +. r scott
OF this city, were IN New York Friday
NIGHT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
Free ROaf-fslsck

This novel way Of introducing certain
kinds OF tan and patent leather cleaners
was adopted at the Economy Shoe House,
81 east Broad. where any lady or gen.
tleman can have their shoes "shined'
with pleasure. as boy is IN constant
waiting In the front part OF the store
20 remove the dust ana shine your shoes
free. Go as often as you please. II mat
tiers not. for IL is the object OF the firm
TO show how well their polishes act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

by Rev. Hartley Carmichael Price,
sos. Can Doe had of
THE j. ". RANDOLPH CO..
1902 Main street.
Read Walter ID. Moses q CO.'S great
on page s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
Fpworth League.

Tho Tpworth League Of So james
Methodist church has elected Rev D. w.
Moore. their pastor as delegate 20 the
Chatfanooga Convention. nr. Slcdi VIII
advocate through The Advocate, state
conference 81 Leagues
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

Read Walter d. Moses & Co.'S great
on page d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

NO Quarantine.
The Board OF Health held a meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
ID cnoND IL IorIsYIIIr.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May lS-The
largest crowd since Derby Day. estimated
at 5000, attended the races to-day. The
weather Was clear, the track good. an-
the bettng lively, The attractions wer-
the Kentucky Oaks and the free handicap
for three-ycar-Olls and upwards Six
good FLIES went 20 the post in the Oaks.
but the stake worth 81 500 20 the winner
Naladora won in eal0p by three
lengths. The Commoner was The pick
for the handicap at 90 3. with Simon
w. second choice az 20 d. The two
raced together in front 20 the stretch.
whore SIMON ". gave 10 mp, ana The
1OmmOufr won quite easily from Ara
pahOe. VINO got ten lengths the worst
Of the start summaries
First race-half mile Myrtle Hark-
ness llJ. q. Graham, TO - first. Stella
second Realm third. Time, .al.
Second race-slX furlones selling -Sonta
Cruz c9l McLain. TO - first. 0rinda
second kaue O.. third. Time l.lTi
Third rSce-six furlongs-'fhe Conn
moner DOS. Perkins. 20 ID first, Ara
pahoe second, simon w. third. Time,
Fourth race-the kentucky oaks. mile
and a Quarter.-Na lad0ra lll. a. Clay
ton 10 ID first Alabama second.
Kathryn third. Time. 2lCi.
Fifth race-hve fWlonss. selling.-The
Winner OO7. Perkins. 10 % first. Loki
second, Captain Kidd third. Time, 1904
The hoby Track TO be Reopenrd
CHICAGO May lS-Tho Hammond Fair
Association to-day leased the Roby race
track from the Roby Fair Association
and beginning Wednesday viii give fife
teen days continuous racing. Five or
more races will be- given each day. with
occasional State events and hanIicaps
As this will be- the only track running
near Chicago. the promoters expect 10
have large crowds. Efforts are being
made 10 have the stables al Hawthorne
and Harlem moved 10 the Indiana track.
IL is said that Governor Matthews will
not interfere with the sport as no for
eign book will be permitted on the track
new application FOR membership 10 the
Jockey Club was sent east tonight.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-20
TELEGRAMA IMPORTANTISIMO
(Del servicio particular de
LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA)
Gr0Ves 3aotGcGds de IG Peninsula
Milatares q per6oddstGs.
MARTINEZ CAMPOS JEFE DEL GOBIERNO

Anoche recibimos ell siguiente telegra-
ma de nuestro corresponsal de San Tho
mas:
s'Grupos de militares en- Madrid asal-
taron las oficinas de los peri6dicos en- son
de protesta por una aserci6n echada q
volar de que el ej6rcito espafiol rehuia ir
& la Habana Cuba (?). El Ministro de
la Guerra pretendi6 en- el Congreso slavi-
Ear las ofensas. Los perlodistas han
murmurado de esta actitud SO retiraron
de las Tribunals crey6ndose amenazados.
'EEl Gabinete Sagasta en- semejante
situacion, impotente para mantener ia
libertad de imprenta garantid por las le-
yes satisfacer las exigencias de los mi
litafes, present6 & la Reina en- masa su
dimisi6n.
Ante situaci6n tan dificil el general
Martinez Campos en- su calidad de Capt.
tan General de los Ej6rcitos Nacionales,
asuni6 todos los poderes, SO cree sera
nombrado presidente del nuevo ministerio
que SO forme. El General inforrn6 La
Camara que ell asunto del vapor -AtlG1azd
cafioneado en- aguas que Sc dicen neutra-
les por un buque espanol, sera arregladC
conforme al Derecho de gentes.