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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8l-Flour weak fol
springs, strong for winters; winter super.
fine, $l9Oa2.l5 do extras $2.l5l62.30; Pennsyl.
vania roller, clear, $2.7518; do do straight
s3,a3.25; western winter, clear, s2.75G3 Wheat
dull; September, 8ll6@6l9sc Corn inactive
September, 26G26ll9c. Oats dull; September,
23623s4c. Hay in good demand for choice stock
choice timothy, Sl3.5O9l4. Beef steady; beef
hams, sl5.5Ngl6 family, $95OGl0. Pork steady
family, so.75GlO. Lard steady. Butter steady
western dairy, s1l2(Ql2.c; do. creamery, 1lI9@
18c; do factory, 7l2gl114c; Elgins, l6l &C.; imi,
tation creamery, l0Gl2c. New York dairy, 100
15c; do creamery, lllaal6hc.; Pennsylvania
creamery prints, strictly fancy, 10c, do. firsts,
1IHlSc.; do. seconds, 14Gl6c.; prints jobbing
at 20g23c. Cheese quiet; large, 59sc. small
case. part skins, 2tG'c !; full skins, lGtll4c
Eggs steady; New York and Pennsylvania, 10
(dl6c. western fresh, l2ladl5c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
Insurgents Blow Up o Bridge.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-The fine iron bridge
over the river Bayate, in the province of
Pinar del Rio, has been blown up, and
there has been no communication between
the towns of Artemisa and Pinar del Rio
since that time. The whereabouts of the
train from Vuelta Abajo is not known
but it is supposed to be still engaged in
repairing the line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

The Royal Rcading Route" to Atlantic
City is rs straight as Il taught-drawn string
from the Delaware to the ocean 1t is en-
phutcally the line that gets there" with
the greatest degree OF drcctness and tho
least expenditure of time. The breezy. re.
frcshing boat ride, passing in review tho
entire southern half of the city's water
front, contributes to the pleasure of the
trip The famous ''sevonty-minutc flyers"
start from Chestnut street and South
street wharvcs, PHILADELPHIA And this is
the double track line to the sea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
Senator Teller in the CampaicD,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept l,-Sen-
ator Teller delivered last night the only
speech which he will give in the state of
Colorado in this campaign. Long before
the hour of opening the doors an immense
throng crowded the streets leading to the
hall in which the address was to be de-
livered. When Senator Teller rose to
speak over 5000 people occupied every
available space in the Coliseum, and u
thousand more crowded the outside of the
hall and cheered from time to time as he
advocated the election of Bryan. The
scene whit ! greeted him at the opening
Of the meeting was beyond description.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch to The
Times from Rio Janeiro says that Signor
Dionysio Corqueira has been appointed
minister Of foreign affairs in place of DR..
Garlic A. De Carvalho, who recently re-
signed on account of complications grow
ing out of the anti-Italian riots Signor
Alberto Torres has been appointed to the
post of minister Of the interior and JUS
tice. Other changes are expected in the
cabinet daily
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
Wilmington & Northern R. R,

FINE TABLElN EFFECT JUNE sstb, 1904
Trains leave Wilmington (French stree,
n, Winterhurn. Guyencourt, Granogue.
Eossart, Chadd's Ford Junction, Poeop.
Son. West Chester Embreville, Morton-
pile, Coatesville and intermediate sta
lions daily, except Sunday, at 40 a. M,
IlO. 40! and 6.Oi p. m. Sundays only at sos
IN :, . ~. 405 and 7 o IN. WV
lnd intermediate stations, daily except
8unday, at ITO a. M, 210 and 4O5 D. m.
Sundays only at S.GS a. M, 2.l0 and a.O5
p-m.
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading and In
termediate stations, daily except Sunday,
ut Ito a. m. and 2.10 p. m. Sundays only,
at sos a. n. and 2.l0 D. m.
a. g. MCAUSLAND, Superintendent
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

Tho Grand Army of the Republic of
Delaware has arranged with the Balti-
more Il Ohio railroad Company for special
accommodations to st. Paul OH the occa-
sion of the meeting of tho National En-.
campment. Tickets will he sold to the
public alta rate Of s25 for the round trip,
good to return until September 30. A
special sleeper will be attached to the ex-
press leaving Delaware avenue station 4. h3
p nj August Goth, running through to
st, Paul without change Tho cost for
berth has been fixed at the low rate of
Sf6O Diagrams of the sleeper can be seen
at the Custom House, Wilmington, or ut
the Delaware avenue b. d o. Railroad
Applications for space should be made as
early as possible 10 Peter b. Ayars,
Custom House, or H. A. Miller, Passenger
Agent Delaware avenue station Whining
ton. This is the cheapest rate that has
ever been made to st. Pnnl and the public
should avail themselves Of it to makou
visit to the great Northwest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

Miss Antlque-Why did the artist paint
green background to my portraitp
Miss Pert-Green is the color used to
represent youth.-Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
HOPE DEFERRED.

You will not LEI mo hope today.
Your lips, my love, have said me nay,
And yet my heart IL faiD to borrow
A sweet half solace for its SORROW
No hope, but may hope tomorrow
Ida Whpple Benham In Now York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

seheunle n etIeet Juy 1gtn; iS'g' "A,
WARE AVENUE, EAsr-BouSD.
A hfpt trains a,A Illuminated with PIntscn
NEW YORK, week .ls ., days ys >, s9s, IL i
EP. n, sanas VI, 1905 .sAs. "ils5 a. MI
II" PYai1 issi .f.f' a. p cHssrNyT ST
i a ySek q5ys os .i, S? i2S
Et6. '9.4S, sll25 a. M; 1920. 80. 's.as. a.5a
81 $AI SsS y TX r 49, P snmnn week
days 2os, =, .93i Il IN, MP III. sundays
% CHn g. u = N Week days, .3os, 5.55, GAO,
7.i5, 7sJ, sis, 'S55. 1881. 1928. 20 a. m,
R4O, s229, $50, 455. 1872, $50. +l39, SIS, 10.
sunaaSs' .$es ~; 80 q 'i!:2S a. M j;
w. TLRNTriI'CC CITY. work days = Is H. osl
am; nag p III. 40 p m. sundays haJ n IN
JjpaPPEMAY. week Gays, .7',la a. III, .!a.@l p.
m.;+e9pm. snnG4ys "a, ~ IN M
:iS55; WI 25l '4Y;, III. ~; y, 's;l5
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
daily, TO- a: IA; 2.54 p. IN.
~ NnM sSls $i n'"~Ire w vs. + days 10
ass a. sis 1 H. ~ i:ss g. III !t 5s'2t U.s.
sPrTTsht ii, week days cl3 p. IN sun.
CiIii' lE,i. da!iy, LIS pm
CINCINNATI AND ST. louis. daily.
b12h5 and 'J.lh y. m
NEW CnI:EANs AND MEMTUTs Via
Bris'"l ma tha,,auooga. 800 y IN. datv
fhrough O. rers Washington TO Memphis
siNGEliLI ACCOMMODATION. wsek
days, 702 a. m: 2.5I, 7.0j. 1l.l2 p IN. Sum
days, 7,O2 a. M; 2.54. 7.Oj p. M
LANDENEEfG ACCOMMODATION.
gcels days. 7.O2. lG 81 e. m; 25i i.5s p. III.
'u9 IGANvE B M &. Iii "A "a E B n" STATION
NEW YORK, week days. $50 u. m.
PDslLADELrliIA. Week days. $50 a.
'BALTtMURE. week days. ESQ a. m;
IANpENBERG ana WAY STATIONS.
Sundays, SIS q; m; 5;2p 2; n; -
EuTIA 81. srATioN F6h w1f fsiESf
Ton, week days, $40. coo. .6.2i, 10.
G60. g. i. 20, 49, sis, sal, 6, 49, $751;
1Gp' a No. :" :lss siGsSd1 H. ~: u.s.
PHtLADEf,P Ai ig.' HEADING Il. B Nc TER.
s. nj. Sundays 40 s755 a. IN m. "''' "''
Telephone No. 1888
Rates s. to Western points lower than via
e. Q. sCuLL General Passenger Agent
W. NJ. GREENE General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
pfNNSYL VANlA RAILROAD,
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE X. Il.
IN EFFECT JUNE 20, 1896.


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
poT phis S s AZ fsABrssss "a III ID Il e.
iSs n45a mi nj 'l2is. l.s7s sO5. s;1' 5.oa,
Accommodation, sos, I07, $40, 1l02 am
10 $50. SIS. io.os, III iI.s5. lis a. M; Isl,
so5. 6.o2, $50. 6;45, 7o1 and 9;0S p; M M >, 90
For New York, LII. 255. ~, 6s9, 5.So,
re sss 1895 45 m ri, LIZ as1d q ~ y
For Boston without change. lo.1s a. m.
For ~ West T. Chester. via Lamokln. $50
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.3S q. m. and 6.3s p. m.
s Ra isas and fnf oo W "a MN ssS is IT.
,;5e, $50, 5.ss. ''s.O5. 100. IN. $40 p. m. and
galtimore, and intermediate stations.
I47, 4.43, sos p. M, 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street for 70
,N Sm II SespT1sssss . III 1 1 ss
ais, 4.0i, AL. b.bs, $50, SIS. SIT, 6.55' 75S.
lilo 1l.16 p. m. and 1905 night.
AeG s ss 4 e. e. ss IT. 49, iG and in;
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Eor oFthiaS155ephla (eXpress)' Lof' ~ az
s'S9 s:6o' S;ss, Io.05, ll.45 a.. m; i'af' 5'uo'
0'os, o,So, ~ tGo wy q ana w p m; 70 os
zAccommodatlon, L03, Sl4 a. M R'oo'
Ii0. 4'10, 6S and 1912 p. m. m =, -.
,on Snester (eXPresso. lols azHs S;og, s'oo,
SyS' ~ d. M; Id" ao' o'o1' o'0o' ''o' "i'u
o.n p. ,oo-
Accommoda ton, L93, ga a. M; l1'oo'
aI, 4.iU, ol I.le and l0.fz y; al m' ~, Vso
IA 1o eM y 4 orks ~ 365. 10, 5os 5SS'
2'% s2 and ie2 ?. m. ,,,, s5s m
Tor BOSTON Without chahge, o.2o p ~ eo
For west chester via Lamoxih' s'oo
a. nj ana o.io p m. 90 on,
los NOR lS aaa 1s Mssh 5S .SS5 III III
~ ?; m. and l25S night ,.,o.
o5altimors anq Intermediate STATIONS
bqs p. M, 100 night. .
Meeye Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington (expressl. $50, 7,2o, ll.2S a. ma
d2.09, LIZ. AL, 5O8 655 7.5S, S.3o, u.l0, lll0
p. m: and l2oS night ~ ,oo-
1880, 2O5, 6.l0, S.3S, 1908, and 113S p. m.
'"
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-74l p. m, daily.
Hleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam
AQhnvt1Ja md Int
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia EXCHANGES

New YORK, Aug. 3l.-The stock market to-
day was, Judged by recent averages, fairly &C.
tiv and the distribution Of business was salts.
factory Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

That all members of the Grand Army
of the Republic, together with their
families and friends, may attend the an
nual encampment e. A, H. to be held at
st. Paul. Mimi. September lst to 4th, all
eastern lines will sell excursion tickets,
August % 30 and 3lst, via Chicago, NJ Il
wauice and st. Paul railway, at rate Of
about one cent per mile, good to return
until September Both.
For further particulars call on the
nearest ticket agent or address John X.
Pott, district passenger agent, Chicago,
milwaukee, and st. Paul railway, vii
Transport, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01
Seaside Resorts.


THREW COTTAGE.
- OCEAN GROVE, N. j.
3G Webb Avenue. Located near ocean pust-
office. and auditorium, All modern eun<
vCniences. hates reasonable. ,
MISS LANK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-01

FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-741 p. m, daily,
Pleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam
pa, Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-l2.49 p M, daily,
Bleepers to Port Tampa and Macon; R.53
night, daily, sleepers to Jacksonville.
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
Great suaerlnr Nav FoIlow.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Representative
Money of Mississippi the senator elect
from that state, has recently received ad-
vices from Cuba which are of considerable
interest. According to the statements Of
Mr.. Moneys informant, the devastation
nf that island has been carried TO such an
extent that poverty, famine and wide
spread suffering will surely prevail in the
near future unless by some means the
hostilities are brought to a close. The
writer says that the crops of this season
have been practically destroyed through
out most of the island, the canemills stop
ped, bridges burned, roads torn mp and
business almost entirely killed for the
time. In the province Of Santa Clara,
whore 225, 600 sacks Of sugar were ground
last year, no wheels have been turning
this season, for TO start mill Is TO give
signal TO the insurgents Co blow it up
The inevitable result of the continuance
Of the war, says the writer, will be FAM
inc throughout the farming districts Of
Cuba. The United States, being the near
ast powerful neighbor of the island and
having always responded TO calls from
suffering countries, will naturally be look
ed TO to furnish assistance and relief.
Spain Cannot Conquer the Patriots.
Mr. Money Is a member OF the house
committee on foreign affairs and has taken
pains to secure the most reliable informa-
lion from responsible parties in Cuba. The
Tenor OF his correspondence is that Spain
will never bo able to conquer the revolu-
tionists, and that the continuance of the
war will involve more loss Of life and the
lmpoverishment Of both Spain and Cuba.
A recent letter says that the rainy season
will begin in about three months, and
that the poorly fed and unacclimated
Youths who compose most Of the Spanish
regiments may be expected TO die like
sheep. The Spanish troops will be unable
10 pursue any military operations then,
for there are few roads, and the forests
and even the canefelds are impossible to
people unused to the country.
The letter says that many Spanish resi-
dents of the island and all the Cubans
support the insurrection. The Spaniards
desire some form of autonomy, and ths
Cubans want absolute independence or
annexation TO the United States Most Of
he holders of large properties are said to
lavor annexation because they believe that
greater protection to property would he Sc
cured under the control of tho United
states than under native republic.
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
SPAIN DOES NOT LIKE IT
Protest Against Our Attitude
Toward Cuba.
MOVEMENTS OF GOMEZ AND MhUEO

They Are sim Active In the Provinces
surrounding the Capital-A Nonparti-
san Observer Declares That spain Can
Never Conquer the Patriots.
MADRID, Jan. 31.-The papers here pro
test energutically against the United
States senate committees attitude on the
Cuban question. They declare that the
insurgents have fulfilled none of the re-
quisites by international law or usage for
the recognition OF belligerency. The gov
ernnent organs, with view TO pacifying
the public irritation, point out that Presi-
dent Cleveland, his ministers and the fed
eral authorities so far have preserved a
perfectly correct and friendly attitude to-
ward Spain, contrasting strongly with the
popular sympathy and assistance the in
surgents have obtained from the American
people.
1t is stated that as soon as General Wey-
ler the new captain general Of Cuba, ar.
rives at Havana ne will issue proclama-
tion giving tho rebels eight days to lay
down their arms and surrender. If they
do not do this, he win then begin a cam
paign Of blood and fire against the rebels
and their abettors.
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
THREE PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS.

william Day Signs with Rochester, John
Newell with Indianapolis. and Peter
Cassidy With Louisville.
With tho signing Of an Idianauol,s
contrsct last night by John A Newell a
professional baseball player Of this clty.
all the strong Wilmington PLAYERS were
disposed Of for the coming ssason New
all signed to play on the infsld for the
same ball cub la which be did such good
wcrk last season, the indianapolis team
OF the Northwestern League.
william Day, another local PLAYER who
has acquired considers bic prestige ms a
pitcher, received his advance monev to-
day on a contract which he has signed to
pitch for the Rochester IN " Club tbis
season, subject 20 tho rules Of the
National League.
Unless John Mcmahon. OF this o,tv.
reeovers bis pitching ability and ambition
20 twirl for Baltimore, Peter CASSIDY,
who has just signed with Louisville. viii
be WilmingtOn's only representative ia
the big league. Cassidy will bs greatly
honored this season os be will play lust
where Den Brouthers -ona OF tho Big
-Four haseballlsts OF America-plaved lss5
season; on first bsse for Louisville.
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
THE PRAYERS FOR ARMENIA.

BIshop'a Authorized Form OF Invocation.
Take From the Turk and Infidel Their
Ignorance aud Hardness of Heart"
Bishop Coleman has authorized the
following prayer for use in the dioceee OF
Delaware on Sunday, which Is to be
observed at the request OF the Armenian
Relief Association These prayers may
also be used st such other times Of public
worship as the clergy may deem admirable;
20 God the Father of our l. 1rd Jesus Christ.
and the Saviour Of all them that pot their
trust in Thee; lrok down IN pity upon Thy
faithful fervantH, our brethren In the
churches OF the East. Behhold their suffer
ings for the truths sake. visit them in their
nfllction and have mercy upon them. Thou
art q righ eous Judge and the avenRer OF
such ss CAL upon Thy name. Hear the prayer
of Thy people, o Lord. and save them; deliver
them In Thy righteousness, and fOrsake them
not. Destroy the 20 yer Of the murderer, the
rnvisher and the oppressor, and avenge Thy
people, o Gcd. Let our cry come unto Thee,
through Jesus Christ, Thy Son. who with
Thee and tbs Ho Ghost, liveth and reign
eth over one God, world with ut ehd. Amen.
20 merciful God, Who hast made All men
ana hstest nothing that Thou has made; have
mercy upon the Turk and the inhdel Take
from them their Ignorance and hardness Of
heart. Bring them % the knowledge Of the
Thy Will. Give peace on eerth and increase
Goodwill amongst men; through Him Who Is
our peace, Thy Son our Saviour Jeeus Christ.
ampn.n
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
neal I..late rrnnnrer. FIIea

Register OF Real Estate Transfers
Mahlon Belts did 8 land office business
this morning; George W. Booker and
Albs,t Wissell % George w Booker,
eleven houses on Thirteenth near Dura
aud sevantsen houses on Davis near
Marsh Lane; David Abrahanson 20
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pAny house on Ttnail south Of Fourth
street SAmnel N Price. Jr, to Union
NJ E Church Society. house on
Washington bstwesn Fifth and Sixth
streets John A. Lewis 60 Virginia y me,
property on Tatnsil south OF ThlrJieth
street Fanny Campbell to Nary McGrsnra
property on Columb a avenue west OF Van
Buren; Laonors Liod TO Rosa Lleberman,
house on Fourth, batween Franklin and
Bro me; James Kslleher to Michael
McCsrty. properties on Curlett between
Spruce aud Church. and On Seventh, east
OF Spruce; Alfred ] Rumford TO Pi o oe
NJ. Hayes pr perty on West street between
Third aud Fourth strests; James Kelle
her to Thomas f. Cassidy property or
Seventh street between Church Lane
and the P w. & B., alfred p. Ssevenso n
TO Richard Paiz)wsky, residence
formerly the property OF John q Baker
estate. at L eventn aud Jefferson streets
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
WATSON and LYBAN.

FRIENDS OF tho N-City Solicitor Are
Booming Him as tho Governors Run
Ming Mate.
Lovers Of things political had some
thing so talk about this m,rning. but
whether II will materialize remains
for the D,mQcraiio prlmEris q
TO cetermiua Some friends of
Governor Wat ion, who want him sleoted
for full term, have selt toted ex-Oity
Solicitor William T. Lyman, OF this city
as his running mate
Whether Mr. Lyman has the Congress
sioual bee Ia his bonnet or not be has
friends who are making liberal use OF his
name 10 that connection and they are
men who can mike him an important
fsctcr ia the 6ght for the nomii alton.
Such combination would do Cover
nor Watson much good at the primaries, +"
said lawyer this morning. "As Mr.
Imam could secure delegates in this city
AID Ia some adjoining hur dreds, and
they would all be for Governor Watson,
the isterests OF the two men being iden
tical
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
The Land of ths eoIdsn sum.

Oo the evening Of February II the
local lodges Ancient Order Of United
Workmen will give sn interesting enter
talnment Ia this Auditorium in the shape
~ lecture BY DE-. W. d Gentry, OF Las
Vegas, New Mexico. on the Land Of the
Golden Sun" This viii be illustrated
by over hundred stsreopticon views
scenes In that land and humorous depic
tions of the Mo9ulllan Ass Wilmington
and IndustrV lodges have already set
their committees to work. and the other
lodges will name committees at next
week's meetings The sdmi sion will be
b Invitation only, on q similar plan ss
that adopted A. the anniversary exercises
in the Grand o oera House
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
"omeiaIe Reports From cuba.

HAVANA, Jan. 31.-The insurgents con-
tnue the work Of ravaging the province
of Santa Clara, and the destruction there
Is widespread. A band of 900 has burned
isolated huts and destroyed the crops in
the cultivated zone Of the district of Los
Egidos. Numborless families are left
homeless and arc asking homes in charity
and seeking aims. Fort Martinez was
also attacked, and the garrison made a
truly heroic defense until night when the
insurgents retreated with considerable loss.
The band of Quintin Bandera is report
ed to be moving in the vicinity of Mana
iabo Santa Clara. They are troubled by
"a scarcity of ammunition. The canefelds
Of central Cienequito, in the Cienfuegos
district, have been burned.
Tho insurgent forces in Santiago de Gu
ba are by no means depleted, and numer-
Gus bands are securing the country around
Bayamo.
Between Canas and Alfonso Docc, in
Matanzas, the insurgents stopped an OK
ploring engine and hanged the engineer.
Reports in circulation here are TO the
effect that Antonio Maceo is in sore
straits, his following being scarce of both
ammunition and provisions and being
obliged to slaughter their own horses to
any very authoritive. source and are in
part based upon surmise.
Corners Movements.
There is no doubt that Gomez is making
strenuous efforts TO open a way through
the military line along the railroad from
Havana TO Batabano, and it is said that
Maceo has sent several emissaries to Go
mez appealing urgently TO him for succor.
In response to this appeal Gomez has sue
ceeded in passing the military line, but
the authorities claim that he lias not been
able TO keep any line of retreat open for
himself
BE that as it may, he is making progress
westward either with the purpose of join
ing Maceo or of creating adiversion in the
north and drawing Off the forces in pur-
suit Of Maooo while that leader works bis
way eastward in the south The latter is
regarded as the moro probable course by
observers hctt, as Gomez has been report
ed as passing Banes and as having pro-
coeded toward Cabanas along the northern
coast.
The Spanish authorities are claiming
that If Gomez has in reality set out for
the west and is not merely planning a
countermarch back toward Havana prov
ince his position will soon be badly com
promised. But these claims have been
made before, and the fact remains that
Gomez is apparently in a way TO succeed
in his immediate purpose of forming a
junction with Maceo or Of affording him
relief.
AIaceo is reported to be still in the Sierra
de los Organos
Evening journal., 1896-01-31
Tinted and Embroidered Stand
Covers.

Bought the entire line of a large
manufactured Never had so many
kinds or 80 many covers as now.
We may say that they're cheap, be-
cause you used to pay 25 cents for a
plain cover, tinted, Notice these
figures.
A yard square Cover, with long
fringe and the design nicely out
lined in color to match. In reds,
blues, green's, yellow, white, layen-
der. Only 25c.
A yart- tquare Cover, with fringe
and design tinted, in all the above
colors, 25c.
A yard fquare Cover, much finer,
with long fringe, tinted, Soc.
Basket clio h Covers, handsome
designs, fine long fringe, all cjlors,
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FiLe blask Covers, with stamped
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Evening journal., 1896-01-31
CAPTAIN BLOONSBURG'S CAMSRA

He Pointed IL Toward the Steamer
Brandywine To-day aud Took some
Snap shots
Caplaio Peter Bloomsbury, formerly Of
the steamboat City Of Chester, was the
observed ot all observers At the vii
miugton Steamboat Compsny's wharf
this morning The captain bad a
fash light camera Of the latest improved
model and was paciently waiting to tax
a snap shot OF the steamboat BcAndywins
as she came up the river
The captain has become skill
ful photographer OF late by the
aid Of his costly device, bat his
object IN tsklng snaps Of the Brandy
wine is 10 c0Dpile catalogue on the in
veniion Of some boiler machinery which
he has lately had patented aud is now In
use on the Brandywins.