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MRS. RULES CLAIM sUPpoRrED.
Judge PenneId's Report was made Only hrtsv
Careful Research.

Careful Research.
WASHINGTON. July 9.-Judge Penleld, tho
Solicitor of the State Department, who prepared
the report on tho Ruiz case submitted to Score
tary sherman yesterday, said to-day to n SUN ro-
porter:
After q careful consideration OF tho case IL
does not seem possible to mo that any two fair
minded men acting iudicially could arrive at OPP
posite conclusions"
This means that Judge Day found evil
dence OF the strongest character that Ruiz's ar
rcst was illegal. that he was kept inoom-
municado In violation Of treaty rights; that he
was murdered in . Spanish prison. and that the
claim of Mrs. Ruiz for indemnity is fully sup
ported by all tho records.
Judge Penfeld's conclusions cover three typo
BY the s~olicitor before he wrote them. lie went
deep into Spanish lay, read all the appropriate
treaties, and studied manuscript diplomatic
oorrespondenoe extending over many years.
Judge Penaold gave. TO a SuN reporter tho fol.
lowing list Of material consulted by him In pre-
pairing tho caro-:
The Spanish proceedings against Ruiz, the
proceedings before the Joint American. Spanish
Commission, the treaty Of 1898, the correspond
enoe between Spain and the United States dur
Ing the ten years war over the arrest and Inn
prlsonment OF American citizens In Cuba, the
SPAIN J1iDn ovsr tho "s arrest Of priso Hei1' In lsoI pres Sna
war, the protocol Of 1877 and tho negotiations
which led TO It's adoption, the law Of April II,
1921; the convention Of 1871 creating the mixed
claims commission and also the awards OF that
eemmission. the pew Spanish Constitution Of
On International law.
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A TROLLEY CAR ON FIRE.
Passengers BADLY scarcd-Tho Fire Easily En-
tnGuishea.

Trolley car $40 OF the Erie street and Jersey
avenue line in Jersey City. in charge Of Motor
man John O'Brien, started from tho Pavonia
ferry at $50 A. NJ. yesterday. There was
Some delay at the Eric Railroad crossing. and
in order to make up for lost time, the motor
man put on some extra speed after passing tho
crossing. AS the car turned from Erie street
into Seventh street smoke began to como up
through the flooring. 1t did not attract any
special attention until the car had turned into
Jersey avenue and the motormAn had put on q
little moro power.
There were about twenty passengers In the
car. which was an open one. As the car sped
along the avenue the smoke increased in vol
ume, and tiny tongues OF flame became visi.
BILE. Some OF the women screamed and the
men shouted to the conductor that the car was
on fire. The conductor gave the signal to stop,
man was unable 10 obey the signal until the car
had gone about half a block. Then tho women
tumbled out and the mon clambered over the
seats. Excluding Inspector Jones, who was
one OF tho passengers, procured a pail Of water
from O neighboring saloon and extfnguished the
fire. Tho car then proceeded slowly to the
Pennsylvania ferry with. tho male passengers.
The women waited for the next car.
The IRE was caused by the arrangement of the
motor.
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Decision in Favor OF Sunday Baseball at CIeve-
land.

CLEVELAND. July s.-Judge Walter c. Onge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county
to-day rendered his decision in the Sunday base
ball case. He finds tho anti.Sunday baseball
statute law unconstitutional and void.
The case was appealed from the police court
CT this city. where n test case was made by the
Cleveland Club. In the police court the decision
was against tho ball players.
In his decision Judge onge declares that the
Legislature cannot make a statute classifying
ball playing as a crime. and that II It Is not a
crime on six days OF the week 1t cannot be a
crime oil Sunday. He says:
1T IS not a crime to play ball on Monday or
any other day OF the week; hence II 1t rests
upon tho fact or is made a crime because 1t
Is played on Sunday, then 1t is clearly In con-
fiict with tho Constitution and cannot be
upheld. The doctrine Is well settled that
MI statutes which inhibit common labor. stat
utes that refer to the first day in the week COM
monty called Sunday, are not enacted, or en-
forced to compel the observance of that day as a
day Of religious worship. but as a day SHIT apart
as n day OF rest
President r.. De II. Robson says that the
Washingtons and Clevelands will play ball on
next Sunday. and that no power on earth can
stop them.
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READY FOR THE TRIAL RACES.
The western Roat Mary We'll Liked by Oyster
Hay Hachtsmen.

Tho oven dozen Of one,raters that will start
In the trial races of tho Seawanhaka-C orinthian
Yacht Club at Oyster Bay on next Monday. has
leon made up by the arrival Of the Vagary.
Idea, and Mary. The vagary, owned by Bar
Gay, Ward. will represent the Huntington
Yacht Club Of Huntington, l; l., while the Idea,
Indian Hnrbor Yacht club Of Greenwich, The
Mary has come all the way from Lake owasscc.
near Indianapolis, and flies the burgee of tho
OF the three new boats the little Wcstcrncr
seems 10 be the most formidable candidate for
s shG SS" ,o 6y s 4. Bay y' Tire go S C"% aS" and rs Is being GSs
tuned up there by her owners, Henry 5 Hickii,
Indianapolis men and tlrst class fresh water
able imIrPGo9siCn among NE E%"Gn,iphs ,o fn"rEs
tiers, her work of the wind being described a.
MontGomeTy ii. dark, tho owner Of lie new
"twcn;y' ;Kcncu. the Canadians are a trific weak
in work of the wind. Cl,rk has jnst returned
from Montreal, where he was the guest Of Mr..
Duggan and the Royal 81, Lawrence Yacht
lie watched a race in which six of the Cana.
dian 'twcntios" four of them the output Of
Duggan's brain competed and he gave, special
boat which, in all probability. will be- chosen TO
defend tho cup. fhc resul, Of his observation
was that In running and reaching ~ anadlAn
" "onss II i Ga OZARK NJ cSdRu,cIiiionUs' !, corToGt' rbo
chances Of such boats as the Mar, and th,n
Crane bont Mono, which Is also a lrrfcc, witch
on the run or tho reach, hrc greatly enhanced
II has been pointed ont by many of the local
critics that The Canadian tie"t has the whip
hand Of the challenging division ai ia" very out
act, in that IT has hecn huilt 10 III fresh water
conditions and the weights adjusted according
ly. The American designers, on tho other
nand. II is claimed, have not taken into account
in the adjustment Of their weights he fact that
their boats will have to meet the final test on
fresh, instead OF the more buOyant salt water.
In this respect the designer OF the Mary, who
built his boat on an inland lake and. .presuma'
bly,, TO meet fresh water conditions. viii receive
an advantage over his Eastern competitors.
One thing - certain, whether ON salt water or
fresh, the little visitor from the West is n flyer,
and those who have watched her work proph'
esy that abe will be there or thereabouts' ut
] the finish VI tho race on Monday.
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THE REV. DIR. FULTON REWEDs.

Tho Former Brooklyn Preacher Captures y
Ioung Bride in somerviile. MASS.
The Row. DR.. Justin d. Fulton, whose stormy
pastorate Of the Centennial Baptist Church In
Brooklyn made him q notable figure in that
city eight or ten years ago and who is now tho
pastor of the Spring HUI Baptist Church in
Bonneville, near Boston, was married. last
Tuesday In his own church to Miss Jennie A.
Chapman, a schoolteacher.
DR.. Fulton Is go years old. Tho bride 10 In
her Goth year. Their wedding trip will include
o visit to DR.. Fulton's old friends in Brooklyn.
DR. Fulton's second wife die In Brooklyn about
eight years ago.
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Yachting News from city Island.

CITY ISLAND. July 8.-Tho following yachts
passed here. bound east:
Strumers-Strauger, Mrs. George Lewis, Vision, y,
II. RrnrdicI, Lorna, ". l.. STOW Oneida, r. L. Benos
d.rt; Ava. Walter Ferguson; wilkins. II 4 i%luiehinst
AlIegra, {. NJ, Pratt; Emelinc. StrpU"n W. koachl
Clara. Charles Kellogg; Charli"tta, W. u Higgins.
Srhooners-Montauk N~ice.tummodOr Lewis Cas-
Led, ard, Clytir, Henry e. Wari.
sloop-Thistlc, J. Howard Ford.
The %following passed west
stcumers-AIlcia- II. NJ, FlasSlcr; orirnta, z. 4.
Lairw.
Sch~nuncr-Corouet. D. W. and 4. c, James.
The steam yacht Golden liod. Archibald Watt,
WIS hauled out Al pIc'gras'S yard THIS morning.
She will receive IA ECw tsurChcad and wheel,
and Will be partly rccoppcrcd, cleaned, and
painted.
The steam yacht plniaub arrived at Piep.
grass basin this morning. Sho will DO lifted
with u new bUwsprlt.
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Goaaip OF the Ring.

Paddy slavin 10 now located in British Columbia,
whore he Ia interested in an athletic club.
Dan Creedou has gone TO Chicago. He expects TO
leave for San Francisco in a few weeks.
Australian BILLY Murphy 10 to box ten rounds at
Albany on July ii with an unknown"
The South Beach !, g, has offered = purse Of o., 1000
jos C~hoynskI
Al Herford's new ."nnd." Jim fancy, has been
matched TO box biily Payne OF Philadelphia at Balti.
more next Monday night.
Johnny Van Hest and George Stout have been
matched TO box before a club AZ Columbus. o.. On July
~. They will meet In n twenty round bout.
Mig Joe McAuline. the {" Mission Boy" IA about 10
box Jack StenIIer. who was formerly hob Fitzsiin.
mons's sparrins partner, at san Francisco next month.
Jim Watts OF Louisville, who fought a draw with
Joe walcott At III. broadway 4. c. fsw months ago,
Tommy Ryan or any other weller weight.
BALTIMORE, July 0.-Eddie Afford OF Brooklyn was
whistler Of iP'HTilsaSSippih,a, The HrSt wss 10 have SeooSh
a ,wsa' irs9 n r. n i I. w SS, A dnSn II, %1 ,Ss so ,6 S1rs5'y ro SG,;
hs seconds t"Tew up the 81 0ngo,
Tho Proposed match between Dave sullivan and
Tedlar Palmer, which the National sporting club OF
made In a few days. sullivan has a 1000 forfeit
with Al smith TO meet Jimmy barry; but as there Ia
counter between the twain is not iikcly 10 be held.
Fl: 3raw sf ts sH fssIi. to eI hsst tol oy Gs .hsl sfns h n ans ;Ss,
how to act II e NoTStaa Is p sTrtsl"', nnS ts sSi non,
will be Immediately ratified.
There is every prospect Of KID Lavigne and Jack
EyeIhardt comins together b fore the 81. Bernard A
&. Of New Orleans. Tho club has decided TO give q
large purse Tor the nen to box twenty rounds next
month. EverhArdt wants to night Lavigne at i85
pounds, give or take two pounds, sam FitEpatrick
called at THE SUN once last night and stated that tho
clubs oner suited him, but declared that he could not
entertain the purse az yet, AZ he had an offer under
consideration TO meet Tom Causer before the Olympic
Club Or Birmingham. England. sam expects 20 have
middle OF September. Ir the st. Bernard A. @, will
agree to pull on the Eyerhardt- Lavigne affair about
thai time the "KId" viii then stay In America and Nom
In the South. Fitzpatrick Will meet Dan Ryan. thu
81. Bernard clubs representatiye; next week and ar
mill,
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The fourth general meeting Of the New York Yacht
cub viii be arli at D"lmonico's (BeavCr street, on
IAursIll. July 10, ~ l.a0 o'clock. IN appropriation
recommended Is H., Finance Committee Will bo
arT"i on. Slucr Juiy I III" following yacht ciubs have
rAItn4"d u" tlr inelun"rS ~ the New l'Ts lacht
,Iur lie prih ltg : Tor the SEASON. Bridge port y. c.
CiNh hons and at To officers and mcmirr-, Doug
las. n ). T. Club Il use, i"nts, aud anchorage 10 nag
U"n,r-. captains. AMI m'ml|r' oak lluns Y. c.
club mouse 10 uniccTs AMI muIEleFs.
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ro-Amorica Call on tho Governor 70
Funish the Urbana LaNbrenkern.

COLUMBUS. o.. July GA delegation Of Afro
Americans, headed by tho Rev. Joshua X.
Jones Of this city, called at the Governors ofico
to-day to request tho Governor to appoint a
committee to go TO Urbana and ascertain tho
names of the persons who participated in tho
l%ynching of Click Mitchell. so that steps can DO
taken to bring them TO punishment.
In the absence of Gov. Bushnell. who Ia in
springfield. the Acknowledgement was called in
for q conference, but nothing could be donc I'm
tho matter. An evening paper publishes a
story to the effect that the Democratic leaders
OF the state have organized n movement the
purpose OF which is to prejudice tho colored peo-
pie OF the state against Gov. Bushnell on nc
count OF tho part no played In the Urbana
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Found Her Husband and Dropped Dead.

READING. Pa. July 9.-Threo weeks ago James
CavanRugh camc here from Pittsburg to start II
suit OF cjcctment to obtain possession OF three
houses. The day after his arrival he slipped on a
banana skin. fell and hurt himself badly. Ho was
came on and was told her husband had recovered
and was staying, ut the home of a friend some,
she found the house. Finally, when first she saw
him, she exclaimed: nj God. James-l' and
the excited wife dropped dead at her husbands
A-H
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HE SHOUTED IN CHURCH.

The Rev. Dr. Burtsoil OF Kingston Causes the
Arrest or m Insane Man.
KINGSTON. N. Y. July 9.-Tbe Rev. DR.. r. l.
Burtsell. rector of st. Mary's Catholic Church
here. and formerly the rector Of tho Church Of
the lEpiphany. Now York, caused the arrest Of
Frank McGovern Of this city to-day. charging
him with disorderly conduct. McGovern was
committed to Jail to await trial on July Is. DR..
Burtseil said that MoGovern was Q froquenter
OF Ct. Mary's, Church, and was In the habit OF
rising and shouting during the services, dis
turbing the clergy while performing their duties.
McGovern IL thought TO be insane.
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Jack McAuIine and Jack Burke Matched to
Flight mt Now Orleans.

Last night. at Concy Island. President Dan Ryan OF
the new 81. Bernard Club OF New Orleans matched ex.
Light Weight Champion Jack McAuline and Jack
Burke TO night twenty rounds or more on Aug. >, for a
purse Of o., 900. One of the stipulations In the arti.
cles Is that both men shall train at the club house at
New Orleans.
the late Andy Bowen. will start for New Orleans al
once. He Will DO trained by Charles Forest and Joe
BeTnkteln,
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Nsuporr.. SECOND CASING Hop.

NEWPORT. II. l., July 9.-The second Casino
hop OF the season, held this evening. was more
OF a success than its predecessor. and although
the theatre was not crowded. the party included
some OF the ~prcttiest women OF the summer
Miss Evclwyn burden. Miss Hoffman, Mrs. w.
L, Trayers, Mrs, George Hoffman. Miss Csppl
Miss Rogers. Misc Bessie munter; Richard
@. t. Adams. willing spencer, Harper PsDning-
ton, Roger Winthrop, w. Bette, and others.
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GAGGED TWO ELDERLY WOMEN.
Tramps mob tho sisson Sisters and Leave Them
Bound-Tied for Forty Hours.

~PARKERsBuFo, W. Va. July 9.-Wednesday
night three tramps entered the residence of
Mary K. and Fannie Slsson. two elderly maiden
ladies, who live alone n short distance below
waverly. The tramps asked for something to
eat and received 1t. Thon they demanded what
money the sisters had. They gave up all they
had. Then the tramps bound and gagged the
women and rsnsacked the whole house. Find
Ing nothing more, they left the house. leaving
their two Victims bound.
The sisters lay bound and gagged for over
forty eight hours. A neighbor came and re-
leassd them. The tramps are supposed TO have
escaped down the Ohio River In a STOLEN skin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-10
Polo.

HFNIfTRAD. July 0-Cn" OF tie most interesting
ami "Nciiin2 polo games that has Teen played on
IunS Island was hutly contested ON the polo field OF
the Ro,.away Hunt club. at ucdarhuToI. yesterday
lrtw cen the ,c,OlI team e iar l~su,fawhy Club and
the team ~ ia" M'ttol",!rr Country club, Tho
teams were very cSruly nae" he'd, the d..Icrrncc in
u total t,nrl l%Arhurnl i-'rE tut on" goal, The ono
necessary gull 10 win tur gUiur VA !naIY AT by l..
Water .Gry Of the WrstrMustyrs, AFTER q most exciting
hrrtmmHgr. The tutnl sCuru was Wehtch'SteT, o
goals. EJrkaway,N goals.
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Newport Country and Golf Clubs to BE ConsoI-
tdAted.

NEWPORT. July e.-For some time past there
have been differences existing between the New
port Country and Golf clubs. chiefly over tn" lcas-
ing Of the grounds. but It has now been decided
TO end the troubles by consolidation. which will
be done on July 81. The Country Club will then
cease to exist. Buchanan Winthrop has consent
ed 10 serve as President Of the new organization,
Board Of Governors will be F. W. Vanderbilt,
II. !. Gammell, Victor Sorchan, II. A. G. Taylor,
and the Hon. @. p. Wetmore.
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be. We have faith IN our army and navy. In
an open war with declared enemies victory
would DO ours, because the Spanish soldiers
IL much better. they know how TO Increase
them Whenever there In an opportunity.
I'VE do not wish for war, because war 10 not
a good thing; but we. prefer TO fight against q
known personality to fighting adventures. War
should DO made openly, not by proxy"
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CAN'T PASS THE LIE THERR
Judge Gibbons OF Chicago sends . Lawyer 60
Jail for Two Hours.

Jail for Two Hours.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 9.--Judge Gibbons's court
WINS tho scene OF another exciting episode to-day,
and w. j. Lavery. n woll-known attorney, got
into trouble by using improper language In an
argument. He was sentenced TO a term of two
hours in Jail for contempt Of court. The oppos.
Layery TO exclaim: That Is a deliberate false.
hood"
MIR. BailiF, arrest that man." said Judge
placed under arrest, and tho Court ordered him
confined in Jail.
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SAYS HE'LL RAISE THE DEBT.

THO HOW NV. HbEIIb WohV Bhy HOW, out No
Has Been Called TO tho Church on Faith.
The Rev. T. Edward Inglis OF the Reformed
Church at Bergen Point. N. j., has received q
call to the Reformed Church at Yonkers under
peculiar conditions. The Yonkers Church is in
debt to tho amount of $40, 900, and Mr.. InKlis
says he will rinse the debt within n year. He
VIII not say how he intends to accomplish this.
and the Yonkers congregation does not know
his PLAN. 1t has called him, however, in the be-
lief that he can do IL,
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BEHOLD SPANS WARFARE!
T0RMENTS OF HER SUBJBOTS IN
OUBA AND TINE PHILIPPINES.

OODA AZ A"D "AIA ANNs i
A Family or Nine starved 70 Death. ana None
Dared Help Them -stArvatton Hs Toe
slow for wey1er and Cold Lead 70 suppio-
ment ut-Tho Bastinndo in the Philippines.
HAVANA, via Key West, July 9.-The work Of
concentrating the p~acihcos in the country towns
goes on relentlessly. At Jaruco, Havana prov
ince. jose Bravo, a farmer. and his wife died In
the streets of hunger on Tuesday last after beg
ging for eight days through the town for shelter
and broad for themselves and their seven chill
drcn. Two Of the children fell dead near their
father. Tho other Ave, Clotildo, ARripina, Mar
garita, GreRorio, and Secundino. all under ten
years of age, were sent to Havana by q resident
OF Jaruco, who paid their railway fare, In the
hope that hero they would find aid. They ar
rived exhausted, half naked, and emaciated.
Their appearance attracted a big crowd. They
werc left on the floor of the station, as thcy wero
unable to stand, and no ono dared give them
relief for fear Of the Spanish soldiers. At last
when one of tho girls began to moan and strug-
gle tho Ave were sent to q police station. DR..
Portuondo declared their cases hopeless. and
sent them TO the hospital.
The sight Of tho children aroused great india-
nation against Woyler, oven among many Span
iards.
At Ranchuolo. Santa CLARA province. 200
paoihcos, after several days without food and
repeated refusals Of thoir appeals to be allowed
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~
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MaFi@ i'"ofisu'r ~ ."o Sso ~AA 20
ais"'"A' ~nu $50
cuo"hs "aueH i"lao ~ - .Mu
ihoo On onou'n pt'p@4e o IAM =.
scene oe''o' - - y"
inc .uoan' "e,u" eeIns 90 H
mo uop,
hAhu.onAnu CIV
captains Nino'. 20
eapee. n ~ N~-'
stricken anu ehhau''oo'
~ - ~
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noep,ta', p.. sna SHluU = -
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mot uAn v ,fons' ""o u $500 ~
300 =. Spahan ae."eA' o"np'nHs "N"" F"
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Child's Leg Broken By . Bicy cIlst.

Alois Meyer of Il Second street, while riding
his bicycle up First avenue last evening, ran
into Nellie Fitzpatrick. 6 years old. Of $50 East
Thirteenth street. knocking her down and
breaking her leg. She was takon to Bellevue
Hospital. Meyer was arrested.
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The team match between the Racquet and
Tennis Club and the Country Club OF West
A number OF team matches and club competi-
tions are scheduled for to-day. Perhaps the most
important are the members handicaps at the
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball, the Shine
cock Hills, and the Ardsley clubs.
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GOLF.
Country Club OF Rochester wins the Central
New York Leagues Trophy.

UTICA, July 9.-At the golGng tourney to-day
tho players from the Country Club of Rochester
defeated tho otsogo Club for tho Central New
York Golf Leagues silver cup to the surprise OF
every one. The Rochester players are really
%novices. having played only tho Buffalo and
Toronto clubs. They won by even playing and
partly 10y good luck. The score:
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WATCHING MExICo,s COAST.
A Spanish Gunboat Locking for HilibusteE
Around Tampico.

Around Tampico.
TAMPrco, Mexico, July s.-The Spanish gun
boat Nurvo Espana has been lying in the harbor
hero for the last three days. Her appearance
here has caused o sensation among the local
Cubans and their Mexican ~ mpathiEers.
The Spanish Consul here has had several con.
gultetions With tho Captain Of the g~unboat, and
here to look out for Cuban hlibustering expedi.
tons. Several OF these expeditions have left
the Mexican coast near horo during the last few
months, and all have made successful landings
In Cuba.
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FRANKFORT, KY, July 9.-Dr. J. McCluskey
Blayned, Chairman OF the Board of Trustees of
Centre College, this evening received a telegram
from the Rev. Henry G. Milton OF San Francisco
accepting the Presidency OF Centre College.
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Found Near Black Tom Island.

The body OF a drowned man. about % years
old, with short, dark hair. smooth face, and
dressed in overalls and a gray shirt and stock
ings, Is at Speer's morgue in Jersey City await
Ing Identification. II was found floating OH
wharveSs
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Go % CLEVELAND by new afternoon train OF New
York Central: Leave Grand Central Station 800
y. NJ, arrive Cleveland T:1b next morning. Entire
day for business. Returning, leave Cleveland 600
r. n, ArrtKe New York l1:6h next moEnlDE-AdN