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Moody on paIi,Ic.

Dwight l.. Moody. the Evangelist.
passed through PIttsburg last evening.
OH the limited en- route to Wisconsin,
to attend Sunday-schobl convention
says the Pittsburg Post. At Union sta.
ton he was met by James McC;ranaban n.
the singer and composer, who accom-
panies him u part of the way. Mr..
Moody politely declined to say anythinp
TO II Post reporter for publication but
ala not hesitate to express himself on
the Prohibition party when brought Ia
It. ~
What do you think of the Prohibition
party and It's candidates? was asked
him.
Il didn't know there was a Prohibit
ton party any more. l thought It had
gone up long ago
w nat do you think of the boilers
from the convention of last week?''
know only one thing in politics
ana that Is that William Mckinley Is
getting there. and that is enough for
US at present.
You regard the tariff as the para
mount issue In the country to-day?''
men we get more tarlm we Will have
more silver and more gold, and that IL
Wnat this country wants We want both
SILVER and gold, and we are going to
have H." ~
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Wheels Have Done II.

Hhe 'heatrical man stands in front OF
ms show-house. and sweals as he sees
the mem and maid:ns wheeling by: he
says: Grand opera for n nickel wouldn't
attract them now" The confec:ioner
stands in his doorway and looks into his,
WINDOW. full OF unsold candy, and says
the bicycles are running his business.
The clothier says he can't all half as
many fine clothes as he did, because peo-
pl9 wear bicycle suits more than half
the time. Tkls cigar man saws his ira .
Is SUFFERING, because everybody rides a
bicycle, and not one in twenty smokers
smokes a-whesl. Ths live!y-s:able man
and the riding-aca denny man grind their
teeth in rage, and declare that business
Is going to the demnition bowwows. The
Shot man says ha can't sell anything
but cheap bicycle shoes now. The hat
manufacturer says his orders for fine
hais are off one-half and GIL he can
sell Is cheap caps, in which there is no
money. ENrybody is growing. except
the bicycle man, and the bicycle has to
bear the brunt of 1t all.-New York Sun.
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THE CAPITAL CITY,
Marriage OF State Senator Fairfax 10
Miss Eueenia 4. Tenant

Richmond, Va. June Especial The
most important June local society nup-
tial event transpired tonight at 3 o'clock
at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. when
State Senator Henry Fairfax. OF Aldie,
wed Miss Eugenia c. Tenant, daughter
OF Mrs. d. d. Tenant. of IL West Frank
lin street. Rev. John ]. Gravatt, rector
OF the church, performed the ceremony
The bride entered the church on the arm
MIR. John T. Fairfax. of New York, was
best man, and Miss Ann G. Tenant maid
OF honor. Eleven hundred invitations
and Mrs. Cleveland were among the invi-
ted guests. Mr.. Fairfax is very wealthy
and owns magnificent country place. He
represents Loudoun and Fauquier coun-
ties In the upper body of the Legislature
lie owns stable of fast horses and is de-
voted to the turf. He came from one of
the oldest Virginia families and stands
high socially. Since he has entered poll,
ties he has showed an aptitude for that
pursuit. and promises to become q formi-
dable candidate for Congress in his dis
trict. His bride occupies prominent
place in local society
Thomas Robinson, colored was sent on
to the grand jury to-day under n charge
shot fatally james Waddey. another
negro The two were in a room when
Robinson displayed n pistol. Waddey
asked him to put it away, and about that
time 1t was discharged Robinson claims
the shooting was accidental
John T. Gaines, colored boy, was sent
Court to-day for killing Moses Ford, an
other colored boy Ford was killed in a
rock battle. Gaines was refused bail
Mrs. Henry Gottlieb. formerly OF this
city. but now resident OF New York
whose daughter, Miss Resale, married
George s. Maxwell in Washington. about
eight months ago, only to discover after
two weeks of happiness that her husband
was a bigamist. is in the city. Mrs Gott-
Heb Is stopping at Fords Hotel. Her mis-
sion to Richmond is to settle up her a fajrs
here. The whereabouts OF Maxwell who
Is pronounced lunatic by his friends il
not known. but he is believed to be in
Chicago. Miss Resale. who is now lust
recovered from n long nervous attack
brought on by the shock produced by the
unmasking of the villain that entrapped
her. Is living in New York with Mr.. Fred
Gottleib. her brother, who is n practicing
dentist. Mrs. Gottlieb will probably RE-
return to New York tomorrow
Asleep on the track, Mr.. A. L. Hicks 81
fireman on the Southern railway. met bis
death at Morehead. n. c.. Tuesday night
he was hiring on a freight between DAN
vile and Charlotte that evening and upon
reaching Morehead his train pulled into n
siding to allow the north bound yestibuled
train TO pass. He took n seat on on; NJ
the cross ties and while waiting fcll
asleep. He was struck by the passengnr
train and probably instantly killed. His
funeral took place from the residence NJ
his brother-in-law, Mr.. j. A. Deyine No
day ~
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ELIZABETH CITY

-, Dlizabslth. n. c., June 4.-(Special.)-
The closing exercises OF the Atlantis
Collegiate Institute bids fair of being
Detter than any of Its former entertain
ments. Irfs FIRST night (Friday) the
small children'wi give a cantata, en-
1 , Ihe May Queen" Sunday Rev
Dr. Blackwell, pastor of the Rontist
church. Will dsliver the baccalareaIte
sermon. Monday night the higher class
es VIII declaim. Tuesday selections or
music, etc; "Wednesday Speaking for tho
meoaiS. and Thursday, the last night.
DR.. Elackwelrs class i'm clocution viii
give a series of short plays.
Monday.
There are now about 200 or $50 BICYCLES
In town, Something Is said OF building
track for them on Main street.
Mr.. Dick BrinlSley, of Eder.on. Is visit
ing the family of H. IT. Greenleaf on
Main street
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PETERSBURG NOTES.
New Machinery to BE Placed In the
EttrIck Cotton Factory

| Petersburg, Va, June 4.-(Special. y
| hon. Charles Gee, who was nominated
for Congress by the Republican Conven-
ZION lr.ad at Farmvilie, told me to-day
| tnat hS' should have one thusand copies
or MS address to the Republicans of the
district, THE substance oriwhich appear
ed In IhisI correspondence this morning.
pfln!;d for dlstribud!on throughout the
chat he will be elected He VIII attend
! the Republican National Conversion at
81: Louis. on the 10th inst.
New machinery has been placed in the
factories OF the Ettrlck and Matoaca
coaaon manufacturing companies. in
chesterfield county. These two factories
are now running on full time They
give employm. Mt to about five hundred
operators
Governor O'FerraM has accepted ane
resignation OF Capt. II. +. Heath, of the
petersburg Grays, and also that of Lieu
tehara JOINS Wsddell, of the same com
pany.
Mayor Charles d. Collier has been quite
SICK Tor some days. He was first taken
with Il Chill
Judge I. NJ. Mullen. OF the Hastings
court. mas been engag:d to-day in draw
ing khe list of petit Jurors for his court
1 LOT the year beginning July 1st next
TWO hundred and lhirty-eight Jurors are
10 be selecu.d. f.om which jurfss for
ct, each term of the court are to be selected.
= a
by the first of July
MIR. Gustate r. Chippell and bride ar
rived mere last evening from Norfolk,
Wnere tfRey We're married Yesterday
me ceremony was performed at t,he At
iantic Hotel. The couple was rendered n
REQ ptton last nigha at the residence OF
tne SroomS parents, on Halifax street
The couple will reside in Suffolk.
"A. p. Hill Camp of Confederate yete-
rams held meeting Tonight and voted
70 JON the United Confederate Veterans.
me following Were appointed delegates
70 the convention of United Confederate
veterans TO be held in Richmond in July:
X. l.. watson. George S. Bernard, H. ".
smith, Sthh Boiling, w. T.. HARDWOOD e.
a. Goodwin, p. G. Hoy. Q. r. Morgan,
! Il. M. Field. John r. Turner. John It.
Parham, ]. p. Rockwell. j. e. NIoyler,
Il. w. Jones. The Camp decided 10 keep
open house during the reunion in Rich
mond, and Invite all comrades to make
| their hall their headquarters during their
stay in Petersburg. At the request of
the commander OF the Grand Camp of
Virginia, w. a. Smoot. the Camp ap-
pointed Colonel T.. NJ Field and Can
tain John r. Patterson special aids to
the Grand Commander during the re-
| union In Richmond
| Ii Is rumored that Major T.. r. Lass-
ter VIII be asked 10 Ike the captaincv of
the Petersburg Grays to succeed, Can
tain Heath. resigned. 1t Is also said tina t
Mr.. Montgomery jackson will probably
| be asked to take the office made vacant
by the resignation OF Lieutenant James
Weddell.
TAe Board of Managers of the Home
FOR the Sick held n meeting this after
| noon and decided to commence THE cree
Gion of the Emergency Hospital as
early as practicable. Fourteen hundred
| dollars have been subscribed by the cI.I-
zeirS of Petersburg to build this addi-
| ton to the Home
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EDENTON

Edenton, N. c.. June 4.-(Special)-
Miss Jones. of this county, is the guest
of Miss Kate Coffield. on Broad street.
Rev. w. +. Watson has moved from
the Bay View to the parsonage, on Queen
street.
Mr.. T. J. Pruden. of Norfolk. and O.
Coke. OF Raleigh, are in town this morn
ing.
Work is going forward rapidly, on Mr..
BNrum's new residence, on Magnolia
street.
Vann this morning for disorderly con-
duct at the colored Masonic Hall last
night. costing them nearly $40 for their
fun.
Messrs. G. B. Elliott and ]. A. Will
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I'M BERKLEY,

The Juvenile concert of Berkeley Mill
tary Institute was held In the new
, Pythian Castle last night The hall
was packed by the friends and patrons
of the school. The entertainment was
under the management of Miss Sue
Tatem. who has charge of that depart
ment. Nhe medals for mathemati tics
and music We're awarded To Miss Laura
Garrett. the Hon. a. Il. Uurbert of Nor
folk presenting them in Il few well
chosen remarks. Below will be found
the programme. Closing exercises to-
night:
PROGRAMME.
Geiitie's Gailop (duetD 80. Geo. L. Hart
Lizzie Duncan and Mary Barbrey.
Class cxercise-a salutation: b, eXpcc:-
tation: c, alcrtness; d, attention; q, sub
mission; T, elevation; 6, petition; h, pro-
lection: !. joy; j, defiance: k, charge: l.,
surrender: IN. recover: II, anger; o, re-
Cancellation: p, triumph; q, clash; r, de-
light; S. delight; t. rest.
Follow the Drum Quickstep &C. Matzck
Anna Salveson.
The Clowns Baby, Recitation. Anon
Lizzie Duncan.
Blue Bell Polka (Plano and GUITAR
Lovejoy $500. Laura Garrett and Joe
Baker.
Dutch Lullaby (Solo) Eugene Field
Lille Yeo
Violet in l'aryland .......... Roechel
Fairy Queen, Hattie Spry; Violet, Lizzie
BarbIey; Clover Blossom, Lizzie Dun
can; Dew Bright Lenora Spry: Honey
suclfle. Sallie Morrison; Pearl Bloom
Essie Taylor; Starlight, Evelyn Wood !;
Hearts Content. Lille Yeo; Sunbeam,
Mollie Spry: Water Sprite, Berence
Mayo; Hollyhock, Willie Ellington;
Lily Bell. Ida Yeo; Grasshoppers, Joe
Bell, Laurie Crisp, Jas. Shipley. Ar
thur Butler; Rumble Bees. Henry
Divers. Phillip Bleachman, Nat Dun
can. Henry Mayo. Casper Bell, Louis
Salisbury.
Incident OF French Camp (recltation). :.
Browning ............ Dallas Williams
Leading Star Waltz !.....
Lovejoy .................L Laura Garrett
Sweet is the Voice of the Breeze (vocal
duetD ......... Kate l.. Brown, Hattie
Spry and Mary Barbrey.
Lady Bird (recitation .Southey
Hattie Spry.
Sleigh Ride ......................T reloar
Mary Barbrey
The Raggedy Man (recitation) :. Whit
comb Riley .......... Mabel Hancock
lvanhoe March ................B Blake
Helma Salveson and Minnie Marwitz.
Emotions-a, Listening: b, Looking; c.
He Comes; d, The Vow; e. Anger; T,
Sorrow; &, Joy; h, Fear; i. Religious De-
votion: ]. The Farewell
Elocution Class-Misses Rosamond
Whit'worth, Hattie Persons, Monte
Spry. Pattie Butler. Anna Salveson.
Minnie Marwltz. Alice Gibson, Mamie
Pierce. Imogen Hathaway.
Presentation of Medals-Hon Arthur E.
Herbert, Norfolk
Mr.. George Is. Hathaway, q we'll
known and popular young printer, and
son Of the late John r. Hathaway. cx-
postmaster of this town, was quietly
married on Wednesday night at $50
| o'clock, TO Miss Fannie Osborn, eldest
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Osborn, at the
| residence Of the brides mother, on LIB
| erty street, in the presence of a few of the
friends of the contracting parties. The
| Rev. Robert Gatewood. OF st. Paul's
P. E. Church. performed the ceremony,
after which q receptions was rendered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-05

Mr.. James Perdue. an old soldier re-
siding at Monroe, Mich. was severely
prompt relief from pain by using C,han,
berlain's Pain Balm. He saws. "At
times my back would ache so badly tho :
1 could hardly rise I'D. II 1 had not
gotten relief would not be here to write
these few lines. Chamberlains Pain
Balm has done me great deal OF good.
and feel very thankful for It," For
sale by all druggists.
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COLERAINE.

Coleraine, N. c.. June tSpccaD.--
The dentist, DIR. Brown, of Woodland
n. G., has been in town for few days
MISS Agnes Penny, of Raleigh, is Wis
ting Miss Lola Freeman.
MT Davis, the ophthalmogist from
Windsor. is in town
Miss Eva Watford's school near Har-
rellsville. has closed. and she has re-
turned home.
Miss Sadie Brtton, OF Powellsville, is
visiting DR.. Nowel's family.
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ROCKY MOUNT.

Rocky Mount, n. c., June (SpeciaD
Miss Annie j. Gotten, youngest daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Bette Gotten. of Tarboro.
n. e. was united In holy matrimony to
Mr.. Luther Hart. OF Tarboro. n. c.,
last night. Rev. j. l.. Underwood Of
iiciated.
The Gales meetings have come to an
end. MIR. Gales has done this place much
good. and has left 1t in Il much better
condition than he found 1t.
Inc commencement exercises OF the
University of Rocky Mount will begin
on Monday
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AHokcy.Pokcy Nan Beaten.

"Wednesday afternoon one of the TIA
Nan Hickey Pokey men smacked a little
gilr's jaws ON South street extended
The child ram back home and told her
father. who in a few minuts was ON the
search for Hockey. and when he found
him. Hokey's most intimate friend would
not have recognized HIM a short while
after, he was beaten 50 badly. He will
no doubt be more careful who he strikes
in future
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improvements To Re Mndc

The Seaboard Air Line is getting up
plans for building a large machine, and
boiler shop at the upper depot. The
shop will be about S0x5l2 feet and will
be built by the side of the present ma
chlms shop. Quite force Will be put TO
work SO as to complete, the same as soon
as possible. The force is being increased
all the time :
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EIecfIon of Officers.

AT meeting of Seaboard Lodge, No.
56, "A. II. and A. NJ, held Wednesday
night, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: E. A. Wood,
w. NJ; o. f. Byrd, S. w; Hon. L. II.
Davis. j. w; Robert S. Grant, Trea-
surer; A. Buff, Secretary; H. II. White.
S. D.; ]. F. Wright, J. D. The above
officers WIN be Installed on June 24th.
st. Johns night
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AS warden OF the women's prison and
as Prison Commissioner, Mrs. Ellen G,
Johnson has served In Massachusetts
Tor nearly twenty years She Is said n
exert remarkable Influence over the
reformed them "'
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An Attempt 10 Rob N Dwelling

few nights ago an attempt was
made to rob the dwelling of Mr.. King,
at Port Norfolk. The noise awoke Mr.
King. who frightened tine men, three IN
number. off. and as coon as he saw them
leaving the house he fired at 'them, but
does not know with What effect. The
men soon beat hasty retreat.
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To Officers Elect.

All persons elected last Thursday
whether to salaried offices. 10 the Council
or as School Trustees, are hereby noti-
hea That the law requires them to qualify
Within ten days from lthe time of election.
Bear this in mind. There are but two
more days in which You can qualify.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-05

Mothers Will find Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whooping cough 1t will give
prompt relief and is safe and pleasant
We have sold 1t for several years. and
1t has never failed TO give the most
perfect satisfaction. G.. w. Richards
DuqueSne. Pa. Sold by all druseISts
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which lasted until a late hour.

wh-oh lasted until late hour.
several dogs were tmpounded By the
uos Satchers yesterday. A number OF
people VIII be SUMMONED before ma
Mayor within the next few days for
NARROWING these CANNES.
me Berkley Lodge. b. p. O. Elks. vii,
noiu lawn party on the vacant lot. cor
ner or Main and Berkeley avenue dur
ing the coming week. Tney have OBJ.
.ahed permission from Mr.. NJ. Miller
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-05

IaaWrehce q WeIton, 23I High Ntreet
Sc. Percales SC. yard.
12l2c. Lawns Sc. yard
White and colored Parasols at cost TO
close.
100 genuine Glazed Silk Parasols 81
each.
LAWRENCE & wELToN,
231 High Street.
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An Accident.

Yesterday afternoon q colored man.
who is employed at Hitch's saw mill. had
The fingers on one OF his hands SO badly
mutilated by coming in contact with q
saw that DR.. \. a. BilisoIy had to ampu-
tate the hand.
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MuitUln lar Parvo.

We are the lowest price clothing bouse
in the two cities for well fitting, nicely
made clothes. This is pretty bold g.
sertion. burt we can prove II.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
ia High street
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Our New Place.

Is at 522 Middle street, where we have
opened up fresh stock of goods usually
kept by US. at greatly reduced prices.
You are respectfully invited to call and
see us. J. J. BILISOLY
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Our All Wool Shifts.

for Sc, 81. S. and $40 are beauties. Cal
and examine them.
LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High Street
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One Of our 81 umbrellas to protect
yourself from the weather
CHARLES r. WELTON G. co.
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Baby Carringes md Refrlxerntors.

Wire doors, windows, Sc, cheap at
J. 5. Crawford's furniture and carpet
house.
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PORTSMOUTH ADVS.

WANTED-Boy to attend soda fountain.
Apply to NJ. j. MULVEY, Hotel Vernon,
North Portsmouth. my3l-tf
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Wait for our grand special sale Mon
day. May 9TH A ]. PHILLIPS.
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FOR SALE-Stock groceries: good loca-
ton. For further information apply to
100 High street. ju3-eod-3t
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Gladness Comes

With u better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentlc cfforts-pleasunt efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms of
sickness are not due TO any actual dis
ease, but simply to constipnted condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment OF good health.
and the system is regular laxativcs or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, ono
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of n laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
wcll-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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go To HammflPs Advertised Sale This
Week for Bargains, $40 High st.
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poRTsMouTA. Apv.s.
Specials for TO-DAY. B

Quart bottles Root Beer rea,,v Ia III.
W. NY, Dostle. Use our Root Beer ExtFarf,
~, ne guarantee Il to be as fine as any 81, 4
and on ,1irk e., IL makes five gallons beer,
I nvnsue. 5c per can. Baked beams. TO-
ma, ,ma.o Sauce, &C., or six cans for 25csStf II
iE rIo,,rw want good bread use our Sunbeam
c. w. HIJDaINss e. 80
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CAROLINA

kinson were before the Mayor yester-
Jay for fast driving and were fined ST. so
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05
ULTIMA HORA.
TELEGRAMAS, VIA SAN THOMAS
s9roaatcidos e9presanaente para s.
LA CORREsPONDENCIA.,

Nueva- York, Febrero s9.--Dicen de
Washington que La mocion presentada a
la Camara de Diputados reconociendo Ia
existencia de la guerra en- Cuba y pidien
do al presidente M. Cleveland la protec
Icei6n de los intereses americanos en- aque-
ma Isla, fu6 fren6ticamente aplaudida.
Dicen tambi6n. que los Estados Unidos
permaneceran neutrales en- la contienda
entire esraholes y cubanos, pero q. ell pre-
sidente debe ofrecer sus oficios amistogos
s Espaf1a para q reconozca la Independent
cia de Cuba M. Cleveland estudia con
mucha calma ell asunto.
Algunos periodicos de Londres Nue.
va-York, abrigan tenor de que puedan de-
clararse las hostilidades entire Espaha y
los Estados Unidos, tenor que va sc refe
ia en- ell mercado americana.
Nueva York, 3.-Avisan de Washing
ton que Ell Congreso en- su politica de Gu
ba obrara sin apresuramientos. Las sim
patfas favor de los iusurrectos cubanos
disminuyen.
Dicen de Madrid que la actitud del go
bierno espafol es correcta pero reservada
La declaration de la beligerancia ha eau
sado en- la Peninsula mas indignation que
los mismos successes de Cuba.