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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

%ssR s's T's ana sss' @ M to
''5'i Ises r's 'n :o =
So rs st. s g 10 Virginia RI Cse" b. at 81
s no. 1 al ss f. Illinois steers i2a at 81 o
Newton & CO.: 2 cows s75 ID, at So So : do. 500 TO-
a. s r. g. H% " 81 lsl' "a Is s.
s s' + s. fS": - 3 " s.., .os BY
c%vts-ccsips 30 head all Tor the market maxi
IN ns YIN hsa tne on at Jersey city and 2 at six.
tie,hst better demand and adTanf@a &c
nIik none OF offered The pens were cleared
A. the ,.s rG Ssas to ps%Sf SOFA
50 a yeG, n 1e sss sold at
pu,termIiks at 5aGi4c: little calves at SAGE uo
at S q per icc NsS DO S lS at g.
8 fed calves 342 H. at 81 a., 90 10 ia ~
h Ss i: 10, ys s at -, s. D. at Go VI d. T. at ss
10 H. a, So mixed calves, cal i97 ~ at DO 2s n,
at MSo - " FED calves 200 h. a, 81 do 800 b.
Nelson: g g we'''r" calves 30 '0 at 50 ''' u
judd ID Co: % veals 1876 h. IS 5o Is fed
NJ collins 26 Virginia calves 1888 I'd. at s. 70; u DO
'' sHEP ISD including cars dTsG s
the stock carried over Yesterday total Of AZ cars on sale
H seaSy an5s c HnsS' s all fa
slow at the reduction About 10 cars unsod at the
s6n% n Poor choice to S%s sss's @ o.
7Gsibc per n; dressed lambs. IGpi9c.
saes-M. Collins: 1o3 Kentucky lambs % 10 av ec
at s. 5o go West Virginia DO y n a. 50 2,9 go do
~ 81 SIN 81 Ohio DO Gs ~ Mt 81 13a ONO sheep
Ioa N. at 81 50: do. i3o n at 49, IL Kentucky d.
lO4 ~. at 81; DO. 13) n. a: 49, ~ - .o no,
Newton co 81 Virginia lambs 70 ~ a, 80 30; az
81 NJ 81 Oji Pei West Virginia do, - 10 AT g. -
800 as 2's d. es y 81 8 s5 ssS 49,
No. a., s. 90 lsG DO co 10 at 8 so is2 Keuineky
sheep G5 ~ 80 -: ~ DO lis NJ al 81 20; D West
virginia DO i2i ID; at 81 DO lls 10 at SO % ., e,
Il3 Kentucky DO 81 ~ a So 300 do, 90 n at s. 81
i38 81. Q5 Kentucky sheep. 1916 NJ AT - l@>a;
isO do 100 N. a, 50 10; 100 do. o2 ~. at sa%,
Mcpherson Co.: go Virginia lamie. ~ ID. at - 30;
100 do 10 NJ at 81 p. III Virginia sheep IS H. al 81
j. H. Wilkerson: 232 Kentucky lambs e. N. at s. b:
do II NJ So 2io do IS ~ - G2i1: % do 90
10 at 81 40: 25l d. 81 n. s. 81 80 Kentucky sheep
i02 ~ 81: s do 95 ID. at 81 5o lS do. l1 H. at
81 so
IOGS-Receipts Il or 2,T21 head. including q
head sale. Market stronger. md the whole range
quoted at - 2pHsi 20 per 100 II.
Sales-Hcgs 238 10 nj - - 100 10: ! DO
200 n 81 ~ % do. 21s III. at 81 10; rough go 10
So % also yesterday. s. Ohio hogs, 10 H. at
81 o.; 20 do. 2io II. AT 81 II.
Hume Mullen: Late yesterday ~ State hogs. FOL 10
at - g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Se"f'rh July 30. 1887.
HEEVES- Receipts co cars. ~ ll3j head 20 be
exported and - direct 20 local -augit'7rs and :
crt. fl market. making. with 3 ALREADY the
vnrfs a total SALE 9 Jersey city and .
-. !ish' supplies advanced
100 Weln-slav's prices. Rough butcher stock
rod SLOWLY At barely former prices The
ynris were c.-nrei the close. Poorest best native
steers .al AZ s, aoiff 81 leo n and oxen at
iyldSt e.. bulls = 81 j0nSi drv 81 7OGsB %
dressed beef steady AT Gi.nsc Yer u r poor 70 prime
dressed native sl.s Gable fr4W London and Liverpool
aut ed American steers luniuisc. dressed
American refrigerator beef - QT7lc per ~ No -
ports to-day. Tomorrow the lmhra. Tor Liverpool, Will
take S3 quarters - beef for swift co the Mas
sachusetis FOR London 24iJ quarters ~ leef and
tie for lrzschli Suzsfg.r md 222 cattle for
shar1herg the Csmhrian. FOR London
I shamherg X Son ana 200 head fpr Schwarzs-hid .
Su'zerser. the Richmrni nv for Gass,w 75 cattle
Sbnflsrg g. va Ia head -chwarss.iulI A.
sulz1efgcr. tie IAIteio. to Hull 2OO for J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Norfolk. July ac-cot,on Grrn miGdIi1g Sc ,,l low
exports coastwlse 200 sales 4: stock loo weekly
receipts. 7S bales: gross. 800 exports coas'w'se
920 sales 81 -., -,
Galveston July 3o-Cotton quiet; mitdng rs: low Sw
mddng nc: good ordinary. Csc: receipts. 10 bales
new EXPORTS c0astwise 400; stock l6o6 Wsekly-Ke-
celps 22 bales exports coastwse 90I sales ISL spin
].
Savannah July 3o.-Cotton firm miidllng nc; Icy
mddng 72.c; receipts. bales. sales J25 STOCK So'o
WeeyReceipts bales: exports coastw'se AS; sales
New-Orleans July 3O-COton quiet: middllnG, t7+c;
m!ddling 5lGc: good ordinary csc; net receipts
100 bales new: gross. 1893: exports coastwtse @b
sales 800: stock. 1903 corrected. Weeky-Net re-
ceips bales gross 1857 exports 70 Great Britain
300 to the Continent $780, 1885, sales. l5'J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street New
"A York City July H. lsa7-seaed proposals in tripi-
cate be received this Office until IL o'clock noon
August L. 1891 and then opened for supplying and in
stalng In this building two rev boilers and for other
work in Engine Room. Information and blanks for bid
be had here. United states reserves the rish
o reject accept any all bids. BIDS should be en-
dorsed Proposals for Boilers ETC. and addressed A. s.
KIMRAII q NJ
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Dnbllc \ otlees.
>cr>'e>c~~N~"~Ne,>> ".'.N~NNNNNNoNoo'NNN~N
UPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF


~ UPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ NETWORK First Judicial Dspartmcat-In ~
Matter u the Application OF the Board Of Rapid Trans.
Railroad Commissioners ~ the Cl,y II NewYork for 70
appointment of three Commissioners Determine wheih9
Rapid Transit Railway Railways for the oonyeyanos
and transportation Of persons ANA property determines
Application NO Upper Route. 1880. .
Public - hereby given that the Undersigned AZ
thur H. williams. John sabine Smith and George ";
Young having hy order ~ the Appellate DIVISION q
Supreme Court Tor the First Judicial Department es'
tered IN abpy" entitled ratierand bearing late me -
onG DAY Il July 1891 been appointed Commissioner und
and in pursuance q Chapter Of the Laws of ISL sa
titled IAN provide tor rapid transit railways =
cities q million inhabitants am@nse -
Chapters and $50 Of me Laws 1892. Chaptes -
and 80 OF 1884 Chapter $40 OF IAss..
lsp1 and Chapter 80 u the Laws u 1896 deenns
and report. after public hearing u all parties inee
whether the railroad determined upon by the Boarl =
Rapid Transit Railroad Commiss ners 81 the CITY 81 New,
York and mentioned IN IN" petition ~ the said "a.
presented the said Appellate Division about 80
sh u June. 1891. AMI filed the oice q ne -
ought 10 constructed and operated do hereby appn,
Monday. the ninth day Of August 1886 al eleven ossA
the the office - the Board ~ ltapi q,
Railroad Commissioners OF the city Of New
2JG broadway. the city ~ Ncwferk as ,"e 80,
and place u their first sitting. AMI that az sun Ia
and ouch adjourned sittings may De thereai'r'
incy will hear all persr Interested In the SAID ii'''
ARTHUR u. NlIl,AMS
JOHN SABINE SMITH
q. W YOUNG.
Parsons. shepard g. ogden.
Tracy Boarlman Plat
Attorneys for Knlid Transit Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 20 Stewart Building. No. 2s0 Broadway
New York July I'm. 1851

TO CONINAI NUNS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
- and In. nishing the materials called for In the
proved Il contract now or file In The office of the
Aqueduct Commissioners. for G lstInc'lhs ret1i.ins
Ing thereto near Shat No % Of the New Croton Aqusduc
the Ci,y II New York will be received this Office until
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I. 1891. at o'clock p. NJ,
ana they will publicly opened by the Aqueduct Com
as soon thereafter possible and the award
~ Tho contract Tor doing said work and furnishing said
materials will lie made by sali COMMISSIONERS as 500"
thereafter practicable.
nnk forms OF said approved contract, and the speci
IT, thereof and bids proposals and proper
Vooos FOR their enclosure form OF bonds and all other
,,r,ra,ion can be obtained the above Office OF the
,.iCt commissioners application to the Secretary.
fsv order " Aqueduct Commissi0ners .
H' ~ JAMES G. DUANE, President.
EDWARD L. ALLEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

)Ef AN MINI w DIV o.,
~ missoner's Once $50 Nassau Street. New forS
ruiv % isg-IThe Commissioner 81 Public Works ca.s
attentlon T. the notice sale at public auction 81 -
hullding@ OF buildings within ~
lines o, Elm widening and extension 70" Ia;
llshed IN me CITY Record Sale to be held august w. ~,
m 10 o'clock A. NJ on the grounds CHARLES H. J.
COILS Comm,s sioner u Public Works.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana suhscriLtcns Tor Ine 1T III
\ un- reiy,d Uptown Once, NO. 2s2 b'Vei
- o. So,r north OF as,-st until O'Clock M &C,
yeisemenis received at the following branch ONES
rss,inr ofrce rates until o'clock M, VIZ: ~ s.n
ave cor. pa st: 1852 0th-ave. cor l2'h-st aa ~
9th and i4th st: i4e coumous-avs; near ~ 81
West .ed st. between 7th and s,h a.ss 100 Eas, os IL
AZ, aaS 81 ave between 1cth and nth ats ~" q.
ave near 0is'st. los ist ave. near ssths,.. ."'
ave. near Sist-st 63s Sd ave-; 2i0 B'eeeksr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

>,OTICE.-Estimates will be received by the
y .,,,,r,ent Of Docks until Il O'Clock noon. August
,o, ,s;,- Tor dredging on North River between the
t,a,,o-r and West a&th For particulars city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

pRUGs-The entire market steady hut not active.
Isl So ounce ' pslss 81 75@s sig,s 81 S5Gs2 10;
1TTotR AND MEAI-on account Of the sharp al
vance IN asking prices buyers were forced 10 work On
a0r Ho n o oG ~ S's wne was rs & o
s. 20 winter patents 81 $sas4 % spring clears s. S
s 9 So RYE T%SFqqs : .sss Goo GOO J 5i
NEAJ-Frm fne white 75@SoC fine yellow Tie, coarse.
ClaG3c. .FEED-Fnm; 40 90 ard =, h; wi"t'r in
hulk eOfejc re iced ;oa52llc city bran. 57sN624c;
hornny chop 5Oa52sc. oil meal. s2og$2l; screenings.
3OaC0c, IN bulk
I%wHEAT-Toreen news again coming extreme,
~ 6ullsh lay. soalpers. outsiders and eFetynody n
fact interested N wheat sp,ctla,o bongst ,hsmsrTfs
break close losing half ne days ADVANCE ~
ysry pronsac 20 advocates higher pces The French
nskes further evidence - their dependence upon
ur which Is tho speculative ar'i,e advancing steadily
all day until ~ the ciosc net rise or ~ confines -
Strength was ess marked although closing figures showed
: gain Of %07sl Germany reroriel w.' weather
sales duns ~, 'ss Week Of ma, po'nt ,or ac
count being sa'd 10 e1cecd me cn'- 5,ne. alIing ne
buyer Z futures in the local n,artet all day. iAverpoi
SID early but vas h'"I ~ w., ai'c,n% ~ Inc y,
te C,niln.n were undoubtedly put through. whle
hesitate - caim that s0"""J bush would be nearer the
ngure for days transactions. Prices advanced 2 Il
IL INc above previous hi%h poi1t sn'c hr present
bull movement began OF ms al ,ance howr'er cent
60 closing figure only Inc higher hdn last
Tight Western crop news recet Il but scant attention
whes remain about as previously I-;"riri IN" weather
- lay 5-ighi ard Winter wheat receipts con-
,n@t 70 pour ,,a n2 Hes'n g e 81, ~ ,, '
Balls however. claim that soJd part Of ths wheat is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
Office. Estimates for dredging north Of

~ West saith street the North River Will be re-
co,vcd by Department & Docks at Pier a., Bat
terry Place r. until IL o'clock August 9TH 1871
For particulars CITY NeeofL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cash. 4Inc Clover seed dull steady; prime October
i2h. unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

i2io--Corce market barely steady: No Rio ss70)
Exchange r. ga receipts 1900 bags; cleared FOR the
United states 1000 Gags; cleared Europe. 5000
bags. STOCK 10000 BAGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
~ : ENGIXEER OFFICE. ARMY BTILD-

Z. mo. NEW YORK. JrLY q. is97.-sealed Pro-
Ina tr.plcatc construction Of wall
beach SANDY Hook y j.. will be received here
until IL Aug % iSpi. and then p.hlc.y opened u
rrnation Furnished on application WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Lieut. Col Engra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

CLYDE LINE l;; ., r.-ox
the SOUTH AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier 20. r. r. foot Roosevelt ST., 8 m
CHERDK TUESDAY aug
IROQtOlS rrlday aug,
-
frst-cass passenger accommodations
WIN T. CLYDE q CO. General Agents.
> Bowling Green " Y
Fla Cent and PENN F. & 7. Line via Jacksonville.
Great So Freight and Passenger Line. VIA Char esion
T c. EYER General Agent 315 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic. Aug 4. noon Majestic Sept !. nocn
C;errnanic Aug H. noon Gsrmanc. Sept. 8 nooa
Teu,onic Aug /. noon Ieutonc sep, J j. ron
No COTTON CARRIED RI PASSENGER STEAMERS
pier No. "a North River. Office Broadway. y Y.
n. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
CAVANNAU LINE. South and Southwest

~ From PIER "a. r. p VI. MONDAYS Tues,ayx
WEDNESDAYS Fridays and Saturdays. direct 70
Savannah Close rail- connec'io. for points beyond
Low rates q Augusta. Macon atlanta Montgomery,
R'ham -otlears. CHAT. Nashville etc
Tickets include meals and superior accomu
steamer For passage and freight apply Gen O,s
3iT B'way n II =. HAMMOND ,gi . Sp-irg ST.
F. X BRYAN. Ir. q. r. a. 81 Roadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
ITO VENE.ZU Ella.

to H.>r"' TI''', -..
4 Steamers Of the RED "D' LINE, under mail con
with the United states Government appointed
10 sail from r bert per. BROOKLYN
For Guayrs FOR Caracas Puerto Cabello. Curacao
and Maracab0 via Curacao.
IS. CARACAS..............T THURSDAY. August ).
-. NENEIi Ella SATURDAY. August u n
SIS PHILADEI PHTA. Wednesday. August -. D.
BOTLTON. BLISS 4 pArIETT.
General Managers. No. l35 Front g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
rW-YORK PRICES.

Receipts Of breadstus Interior points In housanos
last three cphers 900 omitted flour bbs gram oush'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
HAVANA RAILROAD

L TIE SEA POUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
connecting ~ the Ishnus for all Wes Coast Pors q
Mckee Central and South America
steamers sail from p'"- foot West 27'h - y Y
AIIJANCA. Aug. 10 noon ADVANCE. Aug 2p noos
For rates apply At C'npcnv's o''ca ~ ~ algsy
JOIN MUIR Tran Manages,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

~ rubber 's, PAINTS. oils. r pc cord
age steam fittings ana shop "pp,-s. VIII be re-
cciycd hv pepaT OF Docks until IL o'clock noon.
August = 1897 FOR particulars. see Ci;y Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

NOTICE. Estimates for repairing the plat
= form nj III. - seventh avenue. Harlem River
under contract No Will be received by the Department.
Of Docks at Pier a Battery Place. y r.. until Il
O'Clock noon Tuesday August Bird 1891 For particulars
see Cfy Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
A,orIcE-EstImates tor furnishing cobblc and

rip rap stones under contract No. 800 Will be
ed by the Department II Docks NJ Pier "a. Battery
ace y r. until ~ o'clock noon. Tuesday August 3D.
81. For particulars see city Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE TransatlantCce

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARiS. FRANCE.
LA TOURAINE. San'ei ......Sat July 81 10 a. n.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Iolrot. sat. Aug. Z. 10 a. n.
Rates of passage: First class. ~ Y 20 Paris sos and
railway fare Paris and landing charges. Paror css
.eat is extra during summer season Second ella" 10
A. FORGET General Agent, Bowling Green y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

VA BOUIIOGNI;-SUR -MER
AMSTERDAM SATURDAY. July 81. 4 n.
MAASDAM ............... saturday. Aug : 10 a =.
First cain $40 20 and upwards: second cabin SIC:
storage 500 ARMY Netherlands American steam
Navigation Co. 80 Bway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Com

Parsons. shepard Oglen.
Tracy Boarlman " Plat.
Attorneys for Rnpid Transit Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
JM[PAN11GlllG1Mo

A NCHOR LTNE.-C. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81 North River. foot Of West 24th-st.
Ethiopia. July 81. noon Eurnessia Angus. a. nooG
Anchoria August II. noon crcass!a Aug N
CITY OF ROME. Sept: II and Oc. g
Cabin. City Of Rome $50. Other steamers. $50
Second Cabin.
Rome So so Furnefsia. $3.50 Other strs.. S3S
Storage Passage.
Rome $3.50 Furness,a. so&.50 Other Strs.. s2350
For illustrated Book OF Tours apply TO
HENDERSON PPOTHERS. Agts.. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

CUNARB LINE.
40 TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 30. y. r.. foot OF Garrison st.
Umbria. July 81 +. NJ Campania. Aug 81 II A. NJ
Lucania Aug. NON Cmbria. Aug IS 3p. \.
Etruyia. Aug "a p 81 Iucania Sept. I. II 4. ~
VERNON r. BROWN & CO. Gen. AGENTS
BOWLING GREEN. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

cash quotations as liows: Flour finn; No ?
spring wheat 7G' arc: 80 spring wheat 72G7ir; No .
red, nev. 'GEa57hc; 10 corn. ?IFsq275.c; No vel
low 27a4c; No oats lSalsi.c, No white 2lN2li.c;
No white. l0p2lc: No rye ilisc; No farley. ='c;
NJ | naxseed. STAS'c. prime timothy seed 50 a.
pork per Dbl s. 9ofSi 90 lard. per Too H. 81 % short
ribs sides dooseI - 05ac dry sailed shoulders boxed'
~ dJc. short clear sides OoXcd tAH4sc; whskey. dis
tllers finished goods. per gal 81 10: sugars LOAF
81 -. graduated. 81 IL standard a.. - 90. on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market firm;
creaner@s Onlisc: daires 7Ql2c. Cheese dun 6i.G
o.. Egg nrm. fresh. piAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31
ElADMG @TEAm3N0P CD

=. only direct for cottage ti'y, Mass ard Portland.
from Per No. Is. T. h. a; r. ~ Tuesday THURSDAY
AID Saturday tean.ers e0p at Cottage CITY routes
tine new 5. John Englis .as Mondays and Fridays
for Portland DIRECT Connections made .or Bar Ha.bor
Old Orchard. Poland Spring White Mountains e., iona
~ b.. and all Eastern steamers n,,ed
with every ms'era Improvement 70. comfort ard
v.nence OF tourists The mos, comfortable for al
points East necessatiCg changes. Tickets b
purchased a, Eanc &. g. Compsnys office No rs
Broadway. at thc onics No 222 south opposite
.ne pier and Tnos. Cook Son. c8i anS 1875 BroaiysI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

~ At frequent intervals. Al tra"sng expenses 10
cudpi For fu. particulars address TIiOS. COOK SON.
o6l and !. 22l RAadway. New York
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
CHRISTMAS ATTtcK TUnKs.
Hun Mussaimans rroin The Fort ~
MaiaHa Ia Crete.

nun hNaauinAha RUN AAn AnfA ~
MAlaSa In crrie.
CASEA. March 81 Copyrighted By
the Associated Pre- Insurgents made
determined ai'a upon the block.
houss. or fort. AZ Maiaxa. outside Of
suda, today. About a. m, the or.
tillery opened fire upon the Turkish
blockhouse. Tho guns Of the Christians
served with suah admirable promp,ness
and precision that IN a short time moth.
ing remained 20 the TURKS but oxfer.
minaiion or evacuation The Mussul.
mans, preferriEg the latter, left the FORT
and commenced 10 retreat on suda. r..
lying upon the Turkish warshirs Ia the
bay 10 save them from the Christians.
The sultan's feet opened with badly
judged FIRE upon the insurgents in order
10 cover the retreat from the block.
house The shells fen either short or
far beyond the insurgeuta' forces
The insurgents succeeded IN pushing
the Turks a. FAR AZ the village of Ta.
kAlaria, whore they sei hre % some
houses While this fighting was IN
progress a detachment o. Turkish troops.
being unaware Of the fact that the gar.
rison At the fort Matalaxa had ovacuat.
cd that place and was rotreating upon
the Sudan, closely pursued by the CHRIS.
tians, made a sortie from Canea with =
convoy Of provisions intended for the
garrison AZ Malaxa
Near Ksratidi the Turkish convoy
was met by body of insnrrents. who
from well selected positions opened FIRE
upon the advancing troops. Tho Gre q
the Christians stopped tho advance o.
the column and the Tur .sh c-m-
mander took up the best position posi-.
bic IN order 20 protect the convoy aud
retreat II Necessary. AZ noon. when
this dispatch was sent aghting between
the Turks and Chis;ians near Ksrstidi
was still in prugress and tho result is
uncertain.
The Turkish garr.suha u Maiaxa lost
heavily curing tho retreat from that
place.
The insurgents were numerous and
occupied all the heights In the vicinity
Of Canea as lar as Pcriviola. having
captured the two last Turkish f1rtressos
Only the fleets of the powers prevent
the entire success of the iusurrcnt.
cause
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
EXPLOSION oN A cau-sER.
Thirty Men Injured. bui oniy Ons Dies
Prom the Accident

thirty Msn Injured. bui oniy ons Dies
Prom the Accident
NEw YoBE. March %. A dispatch %
The Herald from Malta says an exrlo.
sion which would have had fearful con.
sequences II It had happened In the in.
terror Of the vessel, occurred 90 the
British first class cruiser Theseus. whils
pracficing outside the harhor with tor.
pedoes, which exploded a. they were Do.
ing lowered to the ship. injuring 80
men. The Theseus Immediately re.
turned and the injured were landed a,
the naval hospital While two men
had their legs carried or. miraculous -.
oapes are recorded, one man having his
garments blown away without being
hurt OF the injured only one has sue.
oumbed.
The Theseus Is a first class cruiser Of
7S5o tons and was built al Blackwell
Eng, in 1892 at a cost Of f3ii.o00. Her
length is SEQ feet aud she has a la,OJ0
horse power. She goes 20 knots an hour.
carries ~ guns and a crew of 5ig men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
RELEASINGlMERICAyS
One by One General Lee Gets
Them Out.
SPANISH OFFICIALS GIVING H.

Since the cousul Generals stand In the
Huir Case tho Zone and Manner oi
wsylers chiefs Have Changed Amer.
leans Protecting an Paying Taxes Be.
eauie of 30 Protection.
AEw YoEE. March 20 "A dispatch
90 The World from Havana. via Key
Wei, says General Lee IS quietly push.
Ing ior the release Of one Am rcan az.
Ter another. and one by one thsy are
coming out Of prison
Tho tone and manner Of Spanish OF.
fcla.a at the palace since the stand he
took In the Ruiz case and since Afr
Sherman took onise, are very ati1fac.
tory 20 the general It seems to be- the
belief in the United States that General
Lee Is making further investigation Of
thC Ruia murder This Is mistake
Tine Spanish authorities may be doing
40. bat General Lss has investigated.
ard has reported the facts and his con.
c.udon that it was plain murder
Tho impression here Is thaf there will
b. uo change of consul general soon on
account Of the nearnoss Of the hot
season aud oi the unsettled cases
General Lees family val leave the
last of this month.
a strong effort is being made 70 secure
the re.easo o. Melton. one oi the com.
pe.,ur prisoners. on acc1ant Of hisfiok.
nefs
The story that General Lso agreed %
Scots release on his promise 70 leave
the Island d false General Lee was
not party % such au agreement Scott
viii leave because the authorities insist
on 30, although thoy failed % convict
him.
Complaints are coming in from Amer.
ioan plantation owners that strong ef.
forts are bsing made % force them q
pay taxes They resist because very
few have been able 90 work their land
or grind their cane The government
has no; offered them protection. Set
only have they not made any money ioi
two years. bat owing % insufficient
troops. their property has been dam,
aged, bdruei or destroyed. They hsv,
refused before 90 pay taxes under sucl
, Circumstance and wiu continue 20 re-
fuse ptndiag a decision from Walhing
ton.
This Is one OF the questions that ha
been under consideration for a Ion,
time and lot unsettled