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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EtILD4 .ali.lL a.. Isgl.
6.lO A. M. SUNDAY Only, Tor " Washington
and points North. stops at
Elba. Glen Allen. Ashland.
boswell. Ruthcr Glen. Pen0la.
Milford, Guinea, Frederick
burg. Brooke, ana Wldegatcr
s6 A NJ. Daily except sunday. for
ON ~ 49, Washington and points Norln.
stops at Elpa, Ashland. 1ay-
iorsyiue. boswell Kuthcr
Glen. penOla, Milford Woods
lane, Guinea, summit, Fred
erItksburB, Brooke and Wide
water. Pullman Car.
1900 NJ Haily n sxssp saa s sunday o, t2'
stops az ElOa, Glen Allen.
Ashland, boswell. Milford,
Fredericksburg, Brooke ana
Nidewatct ParlOr-tar. also.
'-r connects with Congressional
limited at Washington
n Tally, for Washington and
I'D T. - points north stops at Elba.
Ashland. boswell. MILFORD
Fredericksburg, Brooke. and
Whitewater. and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper Richmond 10
,n,,vEN SSYYRD STREET STATION.
AhiNtt p9iiy. SteUs az Underwater.
o.tO a Va pr0Okc. Fredericksburg. Nil
f0rd boswell. Ashland. and
tiDa. and other stations SUM
days Sleeper New York 10
opM b5alx, except Sunday. stops
Fst1 - - al Whitewater brooke. Fred
srlcksburg. summit. Guinea.
NNoodslane. Milford, penOla.
Ruther Gen. boswell, Iayl0rs-
Vile Ashland. Glen Allen and
Fiba. pHr0r-Car from Wash
~ Dally. stops only M Fred
hl0 r. ~ ericksturg. boswell and Ash
iand puilman-Cars from View
York and Washington.
AZ Tsily. Stops 40 Wldewafer,
$50 r. NJ ar I0ke. FrCdericksburE SUM
nil. Guinea. Woods'nno. Mill
FORD. Penola Ruthcr Gien,
DosH en-. Ashland, Glen Alen'
boswell Ashland Tlr.orNIie.
Gien Allon and Eiha s.e'p'ng
ACCOMMODATION
FREDbtfS praiiv Except sunday
=, To3ves Byrd Street statlon.
551oo a Il. Arrives ny l.,. si lS,s S'A''oh'
s'~ n ~ ASHLAND tlsAl 80.
,nsiiv. Except 5unday)
"a NJ Leaves Eint'
..aao n Leaves Eioa'
s.D N. Arrives E.,,a'
500 p NJ TAYLOR. TRAFFIC Manager
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANf.

OLD DOMINION SA5 sTEAAsHlr COM
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk
!. I. 6. !: !. !. /.
b.. Va, DAILY, at 6 +. III
N~ for New York direct. pas
HH~ sengers leave RichmonA
tVS2.A via .. and o. railway $3.50
t4HAAAl&F A. NJ, or r. and T. rail-
III A road u. and W. rOute). o
a. NJ. TO connect with
u steamer at Norfolk
nIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
Cor New York. via James river, every
Monday passengers and freight, and
FRIDAY freight aud steerage passen-
GERS only) at > Z. NJ. Additional steamer
9freiehtJ, leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Wednesday L. NJ. connecting
win main line steamer for New York.
FROM NEW YORK, passengers can
1esve DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, for
Richmond via Old Point or Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS via James river
route. leave every Saturday passengers
and freight and Monday freight only.
Sailing from company's pier % North
river. 3 y. NJ: Saturdays. Il. NJ.
For full information apply 10
JOHN f. MAYER. Agent.
1912 east Main street,
Richmond Va.
w. L. Guillaudeu Nice-President and
Traffic Manager New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06
George w Mayo. Auctioneer.
% and "a north Ninth street.
DtAMOND RINGS. LADfS GOLD
~ WATCH.
JEWELRY, &c, AT AUCTION.

BY direction Of the executor OF the
estate. ! will sell by auction AT my auc-
ton-house. AT 1870 \. NJ,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1897:
1 Emerald Ring. with Is small diamonds;
7-DiamOnd Cluster KING, ana L soil
tairc Ring
1 Patek. Philippe & CO.'S Ladys Gold
Watch and Chain, and small guam
tity Of jewelry.
no4-4t AuctiOnccr.
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pavIlne James River Route
''' for Baltimore.
a.. Connection for All Points
Close North.
Amounted sailing days, every
Tnesday. Thursday and Saturday
TIP. N. Freight received daily
until ( P. NJ. Elegant state-rooms.
heated by steam and lighted by
eIsctrisity.
For tickets, state-room reserya-
lions and further information, APP
ply to II. N. BOfhlN'
General Agent, $50 e. Main St.
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RAILROADS

Chesapeake an
ss;,ys Onlo aaIlHlJ
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER -. 1874
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. ID. Dany. with parlor car for
principal stations, Newport
News. Old Point. norfolk ana
Portsmouth Connects daily
with Old Dominion steamships
Tor New York.
$40 \. III. Daily. with Pullman for
local stations. Newport NOVA
Old Point. Norfolk and Ports
1000 A. NJ. Local train, except sun
day. Tor West Clifton
Forge. Connects az Cor
louisville for orange, Culpcper,
talvertOn, Manassas, AleNan-
dria and Washington, az
Union station, Charlotttsviiie,
Tor Lynchburgi al Basic Tor
2:lS p. II. Daily. with Pullman to Gin
clnnau. Louisville and -.
Louis. Connects az Covingt0n
oaily for Virginia Hot SPRINGS.
stations Meals served on DIM
Ing Cars. No. Z, Local Tram,
except Sunday, follows above
train from Gordonsvile TO
$50 p. NJ. Aceommodation. except sun
day. for Charlottesville.
iO'O r. NJ Daily for Cincinnati win
Pullman to Hinton. w. Va, and
Gordonsville TO CINCINNATI
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. Connects at
stanton Except sunday for
winchester. Va. ana a. Cow
ington, Va. daily for Virginia
49,. Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
11;30 a. NJ DaiIv fdS Ni'.vnehburg and
bremo. except sunday, for
White Hail. except Sunday AT
balcony for Lexington and at
". clifton Forge with no. 1
for Cincinnati
s'Vo Z. NJ Except Sunday. local accom-
mod1fion for Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
e'ZO a. M. Daily, from Cincinnati
lilo a. NJ Da..y. from Norfolk and old
2:30 p. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville
$50 2. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
Point.
7'45 P. NJ Except Sunday. from West
clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except Sunday, from Column
hia.
GO 2. NJ. Daily. from clifton Forge and
Lynchburg. and. except Sun
cay, from Lexington and
White Hall
JOHN d. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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: AVE YOUR MONET, I BY BUYING

- AVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING
- OF S. ULLMAN'S SONS ..
rest GrAnu,atcu sugar, . A. tps..-.-- =
Light Brown Sugar. Per pound......
s.pound con Apple Butter ........'...
Rome Made Jelly per pound $500
Home Made Preserves. per pound..'' p
Large f-Slrlng Broom ....-...:...'. -
New Raisins and Prunes, pound''.''
New Barley ...... ..................
New Farina .................
New Buckwheat. per pound gum >
Country Salt Pork per pound. "a
Quart Bottles Imported Pickles ..'' AZ
New Beans and Peas per quart ,.-'.
Best California Hams. per pound....
Extra Fine Tea. per pound ........'
1-pound box Bird Seed .........-.'.
New Sour KrOut. per quart. .....-.:. >
New Imported Switzer Cheese,per ID
3 pounds Washing Soda for........'' %
City Mills BrOwnstuft. cwt. ;..;;..s,> "
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II ICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAIL-
Il. ROAD COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company will be held at office OF the
Company. I'm Richmond. Va. on MON
DAY. NOVEMBER IS 1897, az - o'clock
M W. r. JONES, Sec.
oc9f-fd
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MEETINGS.

II PETERSBURG RAILROAD co.
The annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Petersburg Railroad Company Will
be held at the office OF the Company IN
Richmond va. on MONDAY. NOVEM-
BIER -, 1897, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
w. r. JONES.
Oc3l-td Secretary.
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BY A. u. Apperson & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

BY A. y. Apperson & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF - -.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
NORTH SIDE Or 49,,
MAIN BETWEEN SiNdi AND
SEVENTH STREETS. 49,.
RE4NG THE EASTERN HALE OF THE
ARLINGTON No. COZ.
In execution Of a deed Of trust. dated
January s. 1891, recorded IN Richmond
Cbancerv Court clerks office. In deed
boot 40 Y mage f95. default having been
made i'm the pavment OF the debt therein
secured. and being required so 10 DO by
the beneficiary. we Will sell, at auction,
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1897.
at o'clock p. NJ. the property described
i'm said deed. being the NALUABLb LOT
a VVFTL-BUIIT, SUBSTANTIAL FOUR
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING. with twenty rooms Oath on
each floor. and detached Kitchen with
four rooms. The lot fronts 30 feet I
inches. and runs back III feet inches to
an alley y feet wide.
The location Of this property being CEN
trail i'm the line OF and close 10 the busi-
ness portion Of Main street, makes IL very
desirable as an investment
TERMS: The terms of the deed require
cash as to expenses of sale and the princi-
on from the lst day OF July. 1898. until
paid: but II is possible that more accepta-
he terms NAV be announced on the day
and place of sale JOHN HOWARD,
A. B. APPERSON.
oc20-td Trustees.
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AUCTION Sales.--future pays.
BY Pollard Il BagDy'
Real Estate AuctioneeTs.
IT RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
OF -.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWEi,..Ll,.l,SN,I8s l. W
SOUTH SIDE or CLAY si III it. ~ rs
SECOND AND THIRD 81 81, IHh-"''
KNOWN AS NO. 10

At
in execution Of a deed OF tIu ~. 1917
Goth day of June. 1874. recordeI III 0 Ddd
office OF Richmond Chanccfy - qa.s-l.' -
Book l03 {. page lS3. and or a Ie.Iee en-
tered by the Chancery. Court OF 1ne Guy
Of Richmond. I'm suit OF I'enseI, gu, ,sa1
VS.. Tenser and ais. on NoVeiIlDeI =, lo,,,
/ will sell, by auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1897
at 4:5o O'Clock p. NJ. the above mentioned
tt,,di-,.cy,,, 49, p,,ildirg. OF s or rooms.
with large han and side alley The LOT
is a beauty. having fronting OF - IL feet
by depth OF rs feet to - foot alley. II IS
seldom that you have an opportunity 10
buv SO snue a nome in such an admirable
location.
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue at $.
evidenced nv notes with interest added
and title retained until all Of the pur-
chase ino"eS r. r. sTEGER. Trustee.
uo2f1
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EOX TERRIER PUP. ANSWERS
II TO the name OF Jack. Black head,
white body. Strayod from l01S Floyd
avenue. Reward II returned. nO6-lt'
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I OST, FOX-TERRIER. WITH BROWN
II face. Answers 10 name of Ned
Liberal reward IN returned TO CHARLES
W. PLUNkETT, 80 nOrtl Eleventh
street nO6-1t
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Children's Service SUNDAY.

A children's service has been arranged
for the first Sunday OF each month AT 4
o'clock I'm ST. Marks church. Rev. Pres
ton Nash will make the address to-mor-
row afternoon.
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SUE FOR PEACE
This Will Soon Be ON SPANS
Program.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH SEC. 0LNEY
Lusty Fighting Continues
in Philippines.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH SEC. OLNEY
One Days Later Foreign News
GladStOne'S Birthday.
Irish Politics.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-From official
sources a denial is made that the Span
ish Premier, Canovas, has sent Secretary
Olney a communication accepting the me-
dation of the United States in carrying
out scheme of autonomy for Cuba. 1t
is said that no such letter has been sent
nor has any thing of such nature passed
through the Spanish officials here. Ne
gotiations toward home rule have pro-
ceeded for some months, and the last
phase of these negotiations indicated as
enlargement of the home rule laws adopt
ed by the Spanish Cortes last year, but
not put in execution. These arrange
ments embrace the election of the entire
Cuban congress instead of "a mixed Con-
gress of fifteen elected members and fif-
teen appointed by the Queen regent and
also complete control of Cuba of her
tariff question.
The latest statement regarding SPANS
intention with respect to the pacification
of Cuba, therefore, deals with the past
phases of them. Spain having decided on
a considerably more liberal scheme of re-
forms than the old to which the latest
publication on the subject has reference.
AS yet, however, the negotiations with
respect to the enlarged reforms are ten
tative. A draft of them has not been re-
ceived as yet at Washington, and the in
formation on them is of a general ma
tllra
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Shell Mound, San Francisco, yesterday
afternoon, the Hawaiian National
Guard staked its fortunes on a total OF
1867 points. an average of 1857 pei
man. Captain Hanford of the U. S. S
Alert predicts that the Californians are
at least 81 points behind these figures
officers of the n. G. H. and others, who
have studied the strength of the re-
spective teams, believe that the Ha-
waiians are the victors by several
points.
1t was bad day for shooting. The
wind was variable and at times very
strong. Wind-gauges had to be given
as many as four points to the left.
Even then in clear sweeps of the wind
the shots flew outward. 1t was also
cloudy much of the time, darkening
the targets, making it all the harder
to find the center.
Lieutenant Colonel j. II. Fisher was
on the grounds as Captain of the Ha-
waiian team. Captain Hanford of the
U. S. S. Alert represented the First
Regiment, n. G. G. Colonel Fisher was
assisted by Captain Paul Smith and
Lieutenant Evansen. Lieutenant Lans
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WAR IN PHILIPPINES.
Rebels Doing Very Well Though
Poorly Armed.

MANILA Phillippines) via Hongkong,
Dec. 29.-Col. Marina's column defeated
the rebels on Saturday at San Mateo, a
town ten miles northwest of Manila. the
rebels leaving twenty-Seven dead on the
field. Returning to his quarters for the
night Col. Marina was attacked by a
superior force, which, after several bay
onet charges fled, leaving over eighty of
their number dead The Spanish losses
were small.
The seaport of Moron, in the province
in Bataan, has fallen into the hands of
the rebels, who have captured two Span
ish priests and the Mayor. Gen. Rios
brigade has had some heavy fighting at
Balinag, a town on the borders of the
province of Bulacana and Nueva Eciga,
which was held by a strong force Of
rebels The latter were driven out and
with great slaughter. Three hundred and
fifty were buried by the Spaniards, who
lost only few men. The rebels removed
their wounded from the field. The rebels
are badly armed, the superior range OF
the MauSer rifles accounting for the
heavy mortality on the rebel side.
MADRID, Dec. 29.-AdviceS from Ma
Mia, capital of the Philippine islands.
says a conspiracy against the Spanish
Government has been discovered in the
province of Bulucan. Many notables have
been arrested and arms seized
In an engagement between the Span
iards and insurgents north of Manila the
latter are said to have lost 13S men.
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dale and Paymaster Littell of the Alert
assisted Captain Hanford. Both sides
were represented behind the bulk
heads, Alert sailors appearing for the
coast team. Shooting went on like
clock-work and was over by 4:30 in
the afternoon.
The honors of the day were won by
Private w. II. Smith of Company D,
with a score of A. He was tied by
Private Overlook of Company E. but
beat his man. Creedmore, the latter
recording a three in his score. Sew
eral men fell down, notably Sergeant
Major Wall and Private Cook Of D.
Both are considered safe 40 men. but,
by strokes of hard luck, fell TO % and
%, respectively, in the match.
1t was confidently expected that the
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Marksmen for the great contest were
drawn from all of the companies. The
field and staff furnished Z; Company
A, 4; Company B, IA; Company G, 3
Company D, 81; Company E, 19; Com
p&ny F. IS; Company G., II; Company
H, 2.
Colonel Fisher stated, after the
match. that his team could easily score
100 points higher, and that If beaten by
the Californians challenge for an
other contest would at once go forward.
The result of the match will rot be
known here until the arrival Of the
Coptic on the 23d.
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DEAL WITH FILIBUSTERs
Course of United States Towards
steamer Three Friends.

steamer Three Friends.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The author
tiles of the Treasury Department and the
department of Justice expect the prose-
cution of the alleged hnbustering steam
er Three Friends will be under section
52S2 of the Revised Statutes. This viii
be new method of prosecution. Hereto
fore the proceedings have been mainly
under section 52S6 covering expeditions.
Section 52S2 is directed against the arming
and mounting of guns on vessel intend
ed to be used against friendly nation.
AS those on board the Three Friends
have given circumstantial detail as TO the
mounting and firing of a Hotchkiss rapid
fire gun, it is believed by the officials
that section $3.50 will apply to the case.
The proceedings against the vessel are
much more severe than in the case of
libel for fitting out an expedition. The
statute provides that on conviction the
vessel and all tackle, stores, etc. shall
be forfeited to the United States. The
proceedings are in charge of District At
torney Clark of Jacksonville, who is act
ing under general instructions and is not
reporting the details OF the case, al
though the general character of the pro-
lector of customs will turn the vessel
over to the legal officers of the Govern
ment her arrival at Jacksonville, and
thereafter Mr.. Clark will have entire con-
troll of the prosecution.
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MAY MAKE MORE SUGAR.
Permission to Be Given to Cuban
Planters.

NEW YORK, Dec. ga World special
from Havana says: Permission to make
sugar will be given to the planters in the
western provinces of Cuba. This infor-
nation comes from a high official, who
is in a position to know. He said eX-
plicitly, however. that his statement is
not official, because he has authority
to give out such news as official. The
condi ton of affairs now is such as to re-
move the objection of allowing planters
to grind cane.
Edward Atkins, the proprietor of the
great Soledad plantation, near Glen
sugar, also is the manager of the es-
tate of WEIGH Bros, of IL Wall street
New York. Information that grinding
will be permitted was sent to Mr.. Atkins
TODAY
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IRISH POLITICS.
Resolutions Passed Against Present
OvertaxatiOn.

LIMERICK, Dec. 29-Lord Dunraven
presided today at a meeting here of all
classes at which a resolution similar to
the one agreed upon at the Mansion
House (Dublin) meeting of yesterday was
adopted, calling upon the Government
TO remedy the financial injustice done to
Ireland by overtaXation.
Bishop O'Dwyer, who was the chief
speaker, eXhorted ITishmen TO stand to-
gether in the spirit of the words of Lord
Castledown, uttered at Cork on Deem
Der Sd last, when he denounced the OBJ
stinacy of the British Treasury officials
in refusing to grant the grievance of the
Irish in respect to taxation.
Lord Castledown, upon that occasion,
said he hoped that history might not be
repeated and the people of Cork not fol-
low the example of the people of Bos-
ton in 1913, when they threw cargo of
tea into the harbor as a protest against
unjust taxation.
John DAILY, the Irish agitator recently
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men would make a 40 average, but
some of the men who took part in the
contest. had not shot for months. Tom
Wall was one of them. When in prac-
tice his average is good, but on Satur-
day he made his first appearance at the
butts for six months, and then used a
strange gun. The total is not what was
expected it would be by Colonel Fish
er, but it is hoped by the local men
that it will win. Following are the
scores by men:
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Matter of Castilian Pride.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-The Daily News
Paris correspondent says it is quite clear
that Spain is negotiating with Olney, but
Castilian pride compels the Government
to negotiate in an underhand way. They
cannot help trying to arrive at a private
understanding with the United States, for
the proceeds of the recent loan are nearly
exhausted, and Captain General Weyler's
apparent inaction has checked the buoy
ancy which followed Maceo's death.
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JAPANESE COMMERCE..
No Cause for Pride on the Part of
Americans.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-"Japan has a
larger carrying trade on the Pacific than
the United States, and Americans who
are near enough to watch the shifting of
scenes in this new and rapidly developing
contest for commercial supremacy find
little matter for pride in the present ten
denotes" This is statement from
United States Consul Bell of Sydney, con-
tanned in a report to the State Depart
ment upon the opening of the new Jap
anese steamship line between Yokohama
and Australia.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

THE SINGER received 81 first
awards for Sewing Machines and en-
broidery work at the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, ILL.,, being the largest number
Of awards obtained by any exhibitor,
and more than double the number Civ
en- TO all other Sewing Machines. For
sale, lease and rent. Repairing done.
3. BERGERSEN, 113 Bethel Street.
City Carriage Company have removed
to the Corner of Fort and Merchant
SITS. Telephone No. 113. First-class
Carriages at all hours.
JOHN S. ANDRADE.
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Spanish Deny 1t.

MADRID, Dec. 29.-An emphatic de-
NAL is given here to the report credited
to the Washington Post that Senior Du-
puy de LONE, the Spanish Minister at
Washington, and Secretary Olney have
concluded negotiations for the acceptance
by Spain of the good offices of the United
States in the settlement of the Cuban in
SurrectiOn
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Archbishop Corrigan.

ROME, Dec. 29.-The statements pub
Iished in New York of the possibility OF
the elevation of Archbishop Corrigan 10
the Cardinalate are pronounced by the
Vatican authorities to be pure guesswork,
and nothing Will be known definitely on
the subject until the next consistory,
which takes place at Easter.
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released from prison. said that Lord Cas-
tledown's declaration that he would have
truth and justice on his side or do as the
people in America had done sent a thrill
through the country, and he hoped the
meeting would declare that If Lord Cas-
tledown was true TO himself and ireland.
history might yet proclaim him the sue
cessor of the great and illustrious Wash
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COLONEL NORRIS DEAD.
Once Judge Advocate of the Pacific
Squadron.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Colonel William
Norris died today in Brooklandville, Md.
He was rs years old. He graduated from
Yale in the class of 1910, practiced law in
New Orleans for several years and went
to California in 1S49. While there he was
appointed Judge Advocate of the Pacific
squadron. When the Civil War began
he returned to his native state and emit
cred the Confederate service as Captain
and was subsequently made chief of the
signal service.
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steamer docs Down.

BILBAO, Spain, Dec. 29-The steamer
Caranzna from Rotterdam, is reported
lost off Cape Abjoa. Six members OF the
crew were saved and fifteen are missing.
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MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Her Condition Still Regarded as
Serious.

STAMFORD, Conn, Dec. 29.-The con-
dition of Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher,
whose hip was broken by a fall Sunday
morning is still serious. Her attending
physician says that the chances for her
recovery are about even.