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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-York. foot y Liberty ST. daily
CHICAGO. 2 .. m. and IL. - night 80.
PlTTsBURG. $50, ex Sun; sun. I'D night
CW iNsHTNHTr6y 81 BAIrrMoRE 500 70 Dining Car,
iiso a. m dining CARP 2 $50 Dining Car, pi 7, aS
Car, o. m IL 10 night: sunday 10 dining carr 10"
a m Dining Carr. Dining Carr. Dining Car'' o
D M ~ II night
NORFOLK. 11.3o a. N. daily. .n ..r
new Or2iEkNS Through Sleeper 800 p; m daily
An trains are illuminated with Plntsch Lght ,,., r.
O,ces: iIs liz pol 49, LAO Bway 81 F. is S,ston
soo a, liberty ST " c. r. r. OF " J. Baggage checked
,ror, hotel or residence 10 destination
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NEwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. MAY 3D. 1881.

1859 bales New-ZeaIsnd 60 1872 bales ina eat bales
60 tJcne and Natal Ot4 bales; total i$<e1Is Hon.
including 2aoo Ausalasians ana Cape o, also receiyed
40 hoIes rum Falkland Island Punta Arenas,
imports Tor the agsregated S2lo snb Australia
S54s from Tasmania 81 lO2 from New leaahl 40
vroro cane ~ Good Hope and Natal. ~ from wv
f fn An,werp ia from China and $50 sundries
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston MAY co.-Cotion quiet: middling. nc; low
mddng GI.c: good ordinary Gisc. receipts IA bales
sales All bales spnners. - bales stock lso36 bales
Norfolk NAV 2g-Cot0n firm. middlng. nc ioS
mddng re: good ordinary. -l5c; receipts. bales
exports chswise lGe' bales 'aies lo2 bales; stock
1882 bales. ,,
New orleans May 2e.-Coiion dull: good middlng
II isc; middllng 1ac low niidng iSl6c. good or
binary Gsc receipts D5i bales exports 70 Great Britain
q 900 bales: sales 80 bales. stock. sI.5'6 bales
Savannah MAY 2g--Coton dun out steady middling
5sc; low mdlnR 7c: good ordinary Csc receipts. -
hale sfncE Is, hales.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DA
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May ~, 1891.
COMMON ', ,,o. enother day OF small things al me
Cotton Exchange Total sales Of cotton futures
The Insignificant total OF %91OO bales. repressn''e
small narrow market scope Of which al pest IA
ben confined 70 Of points Most OF me nouns
changed less th1n points in anticipation OF Monua!
holiday The local contingent covered WIN ,iaon
advancing prices finally 1N4 POINTS Outsae 70
was As llsiless Room traders od I!''ie
than TO up their contracts for Que1 90 ~ a
Write the market closed within point or Two OF NV
best prices session the underohe was "a a
feehle SPOT quotations marked on NC rather 70
confirm least 10 some extent. 10 he coIiHnn,
iox prices which the higher grades are , he
-laln.d above strict rdolng carnot ue
soa cxcep: decided reduction from the 80
df ,rcnces that arr maintained by the Revision I'm.
mae AS intended 70 apply 10 the delivery OF C'o -
contracts The Chronicles report. covering lhc V.P
Cor5i,io,s % the las, week bearish; private ao
vic,s equally But he excep'io''a'S s'''''s
statistical position checked selling. $1,000. - -.
According The Chronicles weather feporo 10y n,,
week been the rule over aise par 20
the cotton tet: rain is needed at some points nc
tas been benefited in number OF sections along the AZ
ian.i b the rain which has fallen In Texas the out
look promsng ard while pests are ieioieG II, so
i-c@iit,e the damage thus FAR has been unirportan
Alabama adyices state the crop Is doing iu0' '''''
Gid nights are complained Of in some districts
So "a position Of cotton s as lOloWs'
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Ocean STEAMERS.

NWRTGI GERGlAM LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH LONDON. BREMEN. - .
Lain Tu June l. 10 a. " Trave. tn. June 90 10 a.
Unv4l Tu June : 10 A. VI. Lain .Tu. June 20 10 A. "
saaie Ti June IL 10 NJ Havel. tn. July g. 10 A NJ.
cFERBoURG. PARIS. BREMEN a., en-
Aller Sat June r. 10 a. Spree sat, June 20 ~ a. H.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERNlCt.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. bremen .
Barbarossa Thursday. June 10. noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA. .
Kaiser June r. 10 a. NJ. Fuda July 10 ~ a. ~,
Ems June 10. 10 \. ". Kaiser july y, ~ a. NJ
Werra .Julv 3 10 4. NJ. Ems. August q 10 A NJ
VEN" oFIRrCfJS E. CO Q BOWLING GREEN
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FLOUR AND MEALThe -four market was again weak
s sd 2S S b % f sn win ba Sqys'' e. 900 us
takers SO 4oSs3 CO. $50 bbis winter s'raighs s. lSg
TIotRoaiei sales 100 b6i; 5: 25qs2 60 c !, r.,
y y Sc ~ 6r s2s' 200 6S Moud onefsd Enc S
waite. 55c fine yellow ia 75 cosrss soaGi FEED
SO sP?ins 55a:oc 100 r. eoge;c sharps 3oa7sc rye
feel 5og55c; sily bran eoad'e; oil meal $40 1oas-o
GRAIN-WHEAT-The whea, market affected all
i'm 10 eon 1s Of pn evening up nature Frees as
rule easier although the opening exhibited consid
Liverpool one the important factors in the news
cond,on = against 900 las, month and 7i5 last year
The California condition about which attention has been
fallen OF IS per cent The indicated yield OF winter
Wheat was 6ah Te sR ss ye Wheat Win AN @
dica,ei crop OF 900 bush about 100 100000 bush
news ss from va S parts 0. me Wes, vas fayorabe and
suppy suggested decrease Of abou, 100000 bush The
Northwestern movement included iG cars to-day against
liquidation q wheat which had been accumulated during
,ne ~, The r1orning The export trade was limited 10
few loads speculative interest this and the
e5 9n prices On the curb after the regular closing
gy Ranged from | TO ana G9' s2S at we're Se &c 6 at
lows: 30 hard Duluth. Soc No Northern Duluth 7ee
7T.c: No 2 hard New-York, 76c; No hard New York.
55c.. .coRN-The corn market was again Influenced by
being he arsfs eyer f ssSssd In he hsog o; The The
prices 70 the lowest figure close which
changed % ne, lower than last night Interior TsSePs
heavy expert purchases on the curb July rangd
Gm sS G BUSH 20 H corn Quoted s % delivered
...oATs-The market for oats was absolutely nominal
sales in The option market ss and closing prices
sso with the decreased cent 40 export sales
White g,e No While. ~ white 2sssis track
T Ramsio sfARLEYHMarSet quiet Quoted sc
Bunaio Hru yopx pprrrs
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station. foot Of Cor.Innds and De.bro..s. 81.

=.
$40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY. 700 A. NJ .or MAUcH
CHUNK anil lntermeds:e .,at.ons.
s;i2 a. " daily penn. r r.. 23a-r;, - :; a AZ, u!
week days.. ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BuP.
FALO. IAjARA TAILS. and the West. and principal
local points. Dining Car and Chair Car . buffalo
i: noon daily. excep, Sunday Penn r. R, 23;-s,.
1855 4. NJ
and Parlor Cars Dining-car service. Meals "a cart.
Connects Buffalo with through sleepers to Detroit an.
I2:4O p. VI. daily except sunday ,or Mauch Chunk
I:I5 r. ". Sunday only. for Easton. Mauch Chunk
and Coabranch. - -, d. ~
ptts,on Scranton and principal Intermediate s,atonS
Connects all points In the coal regions Chair
d:IO r. VI. oily. except Sunday FOR wllkesbarrs.
piston Scranton and principal intermediate siaona
Connects al points in coal regions Pullman BuHse
NIB p ". daily, for EAsToN and intermediate 50.
a.iO p. W. daily except Sunday Express tor Stating
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Car 70 S.atngton -,
200 =. VI. daily penn. r. r.: 23d-st; 500 p NJ
for Ri, FFADO NIAGARA FALLS and all poiais West
sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto. -.
20 = W. daily except Sunday, penn. R. r, 23t-
st ?:5J r. Nj stopping only South Piainhed Dsstoa
Geneva. Rochester. Batavia and Buffalo Pullman s.sp.f
oO,S =. VI. daily CPenn r. Re- 23d-s... SIS NJ
for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BCEFAi0
NIAGARA FALLS. and al, points West Fu'maa
Additional daily except sunday ior BOSNp
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows 200
", 2;3O 400. and $50 p. 81 ,..,. -, ~, ~,
So 944 and 1913 Broadway 81 East litn -, 100 Esa
I25th ST.. ~ Bowery. y y; 500 Futon 81 ooa'' ST.
New-York Transfer Company vii call ior ana checs
baggage from hotel or residence through TO destination
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9 AVANNAH LINE, for all points South :
"o VENEZUELA.
THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will md The Tribune on hle at leading Hotels and
at principal Banks Americans contemplating going
ABROAD should consult the European advertisements which
app.ar every Sunday. Wednesday and Saturday. Only
much and dssatstscon caused by many
81 the eo-caed Guide Books. Our London offce. rs
Fleetst f. C.. Is open 20 all Tribune readers business
or pleasure IL doesn matter The welcome II tho sams.
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q VUVVVH = Us '0''0"

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cot
ton small inquiry sales 5000 bales. speculation and
EXPORT 900; American 1000; receipts, 5000 American
90. niddling urlanas isd Futures steady partially
i-64 decline: closed steady unchange1 70 point net
advance January February SAD; February March 344g
3i5: MAY 40Sv. May-June. +02i.b June July 4Ollss;
july August september 35@9s: September-
October 35Ss Octosr-Novenber. BALD. November-De-
cer,ber 34Sibs Decernbe--J aruary. 344b.
" mics tuNoMs:
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LONDON WOOL MARKET

London May 29-The arrivals Of wool to date for the
fourth Of the colonial wool sale, which VIII open
July u are as follows: New South Wales 1888 bales
Oueensland 400 bals Victoria l0tGO bales; Tasmania
v5 bales South Australia. Loss bales, West Australia
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FRENCH LINE.
NOMPAGNIE GE\ERALE TransatlantlQue

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs FRANCE.
LA 1OtRAlNE. Santeln sat- June .. 10 n NJ
la BRETAGNE Rupe .......... Sat, June IL, l0 a.
Rates Of passage; First class My % Paris sos and
upwards By al steamers except Ia TOuraine. including
railway fare 70 Paris and landing charges parcr car
Ia extra during summer season. Second class 70
Paris s64T5
A. FORGET General Agent Bowling Green. y. Y
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSGl
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after May -. 1897.


Trains leave station foe, OF Liberty -.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Cnunk "a
I 80 1i5 g:io di:i5 Eas;on, \. NJ. l:io 80 t:U
a 30 10 Eastor 5iJ {, 80 Allentown p VI susdayt
4 80 q rs to EastonD a NJ. 100. $50 Goo p. ~ .
For Wilkesbarre. Pittston and scranton BIO A. ~
l:lO 1880 4:l5 p. NJ sundays. 4:9Q 4, ~
For Reading at $50 soc. 9:i0 1000 II 80 A. ". iN
1880 200 400. 4:3o, 5:45 900 p NJ 1855 night. sur:
days 4:so A. NJ. 800 200 500. $50 800 p ~. i5;u
For Harrisburg a, 30. 500. oIo. 1880 4. M..iM
,.30 go 5:Ij 3 NJ 1915 night Sundays. &3O A. ~
LOO $50 600 p. NJ 1915 night.
For Sunbury LewsbuTg ard Wi.liemspoTt at t;3o. 81
g:lO A. NJ. l:l0 80. 800 p II. Sundays. +:So A. y
Goo =. NJ. ,o,u,,
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park. oees
Grove and points youth 70 Point Pleasant. 40. ~
i0:4s A. NJ 80. $50 400 ABB Red Bank oniyl, ~
53s p sundays tstoTs at lnterlaken FOR AsocJ
Park and ocean Grove 900 A. NJ, 400 = N,
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat PARK and BsFne
gat 40 $50 A. NJ. 1870 i3O r ". .
For Atlantic City Nineiand and Bridgeton 45O A. ~
For Monmouth Beach ssabrigh: ana Highlands q Nave
sink $50 $50 io:45 4 ". 1880 4:so 4:io p. II eus-
01'S SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier y r. foot of Rector -. A.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normantls
Rumson Bea ~ Seabright. Monmouth Beach and LoH
Branch, 400 1913 4. NJ; 600 saturdays only. s'&
For Eberon Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. aai pohc
south TO Point Pleasant. 1915 A. NJ. 600 saturiays
orly 345 p NJ SUNDAYS stop a Interiaken tir Asou0
park and Ocean GroveD. o:30 A NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat PARK ara Bafas
cat go 4. ". 600 Saturdays on.y) 3+5 ?. "
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May Colour dull unchanged Wheat
f-ner: spo, and month. 7sisc bid: July. Ili94!lac;
August 1oq7oi,c stock l49 o&o bush sales 300 bush
Southern wheat sample S0as3c. Corn rrn. SPOT ana
month osiya2sa.c: June 2si.a2s.c: July. 2si.a2shc:
August 2sa.q2SA.c; September, 29g.e; et-amer mixed
oGs stock CD bush. sales 1000 bush; South
ern 33'7c; do yellow SOC oats-W hfn
mixed 10 white. S02Siec NO mixed,
stock 81 400 bush Rye steady. No nearby 33c: 10
Western gate: stock ls4s4 bush. Hay steady choice
timothy si3 50dsi4 Grain freights dull. unchanged
Sugar ard butter steady unchanged Eggs steady reh
l0c Cheese steady unchanged Whiskey uhenahssi'
Boston May o9-Flour dull: spring patents. 81 - q
81 70; clear and s;raghs, So jogsi ~ winter patents
GJqSJ 10 clear straights, 81 3Oas 80 tornineai
quiet GGa6sc per bag: 81 iOasl - bbi Oats quiet
fancy clipped 2si7a29c No clipped. sc No clipped
271c corn nrm steamer yellow 3+c; No ana steamer
32aq33c Millfeed quiet; spring bran ship lake ana ran
81 5oGs1 49, winter bran, sl3 5og>la mddnss gu 20
ISIS: red dog -four $l4N$li ~. Freeh beer steady'
steers hind quarters. i0'sqli:c: fores 900 e;
Lambs steady: mutton and yearlings t'2gSc; veal 80
Zoe Butter steady: Northern creamery. ltd63c; Vest
crn 1871 Ti6c: imitation. HAZE: ladies' lVglc Cheese
steady; Northern, 9hGi0c; Western, saslzc
Chicago. MAY e9-The leading futures ranged FOL
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CDTTON-Spot steaty. &c Iowet: fnIddHng upIdN1s'
-. ini8dling gulf, 57.c, sales. 1,332 bales
t7DFFEE-The coffee market opened steady at an ad-
vance points and ruled very quiet closing steanE.
however. a.: unchanged prices 70 a net advance OF
points r1tsl reached but 5000 bags. Throughout
Ire market destitute OF speculative inter
small business reported representing only iocat
transactions purpose OF evening up accounts IN
ascpatu Z Mondays holiday. European market cables
quite favorable looked for but were onset by
continued liberal receipts Rio and Santos. and also by
warehouse deliveries in TITS country and sach
demand The market has continued quiet on
.i nm.af us SIS Of use No Rio. invoice lots and
So ~ .5bh.ag parcels The mild department ruled
steady w. sales including 1900 bags Maracaibo basis
l3ql.c f7r good CUcuia Quotations follow; MaIacaipo
comm good. lOizGlr.c good Cucuta, l5s.pl4c.
Iar-ayra caracas 1919; Porto Cabello. l0i@Ql1c:
Saraniiia BucaTamanga l$'iGlG'.c Bogota, l5g9l":
NfNcar Cord0va. l1iRNl3.C. OaXaca. l2dl9c Central
American common ordinary loal4c fair % good li,2
G1sc. prime choice lS2 i2lc East Indian. interior
. oj.c. fancy. 27G3or; Javas. 2l4G2ic: Angostura
ieT-a- Mocha goa 2Oiyc. The American visible supply
compared supply Of ago shows an excess
q 81 bags and compared with the supply OF TWO
vea-g arr shows an excess Of 1Cj, 5j3 bags
Ihe rarEe u contract prices follows:
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Rlo-Coree market barely steady. No Rio, $500
Exchange. 9-iGd receipts. 500 bags cleared for the
United States bags cleared for Europe. 5000 bags
a, bags
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CUNARD LINE.
~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Lucara June $50 A. NJ I.ucania July g. 500 A. n.
Etruria H. T. NJ. Etrura. July TO- 100 PM.
scamp MIA Junel1 900 An Campana July II. 500 AN
Umbria June 20 90 = VI. Aurania. July "a noon
EXTRA SAILING.
servia. juno & II 30 AN seryia July g. 1000 A. NJ
Aurania June % noon
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'TAe Campania will sail hence Thursday. June i'th.
a m, instead OF Saturday, June 10Th which
will enable passengers 10 arrive at Liverpool In time
TO attend the Queens Jubilee Review at Spithsad.
June Goth.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. Co.., Gen Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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cJM[DAN]uGGllGlA0
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. co.

PACIFIC MAIL ;. ;. CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL g. s. co.
Between San Francs.o. Shanghai. Yokohama and Hong
Kong.
Steamers leave Francisco
Honolulu.
CRY RIO DE JANEIRo, via Honolulu. ....... June 20
GAELIC via Honolulu .'''''.'''''''',J July :, p m
CITY OF July IL, l p.
For freight passage and general information apply TO
$40 Broadway or Battery Place. Washington Building.
and 2SI Broadway.
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EUROPE. HOLY LAND. ROUND THE
~. woRLD.-Partes ienve June s. July 3 2 /. for
Europe 1910 and w July "a Holy Land Sept H. Oct.
tti,hRK's AN TOURIST AGENCY. III Broadway y. Y.
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CLYDE LINE
~ CHARLESTON. s. C
the SOUTH md SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS
From Per 90. II. n. t;oot Of Rooseye.tst) 7 D. m.
Tuesday. June
lROlIOlS. .SAD rdaN. June .
Steamers have hrstclass passenger accommodations
VIM i. CLYDE & co. Genera. Agents.
Bowling Green. ~. Y
Fla Cent and PENN Fast y. y. Line. via Jacksonville
Great SO. Freight and Passenger Line Charleston
T @. EGER General 315 Broadway y.
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A NCHOR LINE.-U s. NAIL STEAMERS

4 NCHOK LINE-U, :. MAIL SIEHNENo
n GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
From pier "a North River. foot OF West 2+th-st.
CITY OF ROME June and July B. -
Anchoria June r. noon Ethiopia June 20. noon
Furnessia. June 10 noon Anchor'a July 10 noon
Cabin. City OF Rome. SO Other steamers. $50
Second Cabin.
po,,a 81. 30. Other Strs.. S3S.
S,eerage PASSAGE.
Rome $3.50. Furnessa. s2+5c Other Strs. $3.50
For new illustrated Book Of Tours apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts.. Bowling Green
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Ocean Steamers.
COOKS SELECT TOURS TO EUROPE

" Independent travel escorted parties New rou,ea
and hest arrangements High grade parties in ITENE,
and JULY Programmes and particulars from TIIoS
COOK a son. 2Gl e. / 295 Broadway. '
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Ma,es,ic.... 2. Majestic.
mic . Germanc. 2 noon
Teuonic. 80. June II, noon Teutone ..Juy H. noon
britannia 20. noon Adratic july n. noon
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
pier No. a. Ncrth River ONCE. broadway. " Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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SPAIN MUST FIGHT ALONE.
Denial of the Report That the Powers
Might Give Her Aid.

Denial of the Report That the Powers
Might Give Her Aid.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 26.-It IS
denied officially and authoritatively
that any European Government, either
directly or indirectly, has made any
representation whatever to the United
States to restrain or prevent its free
action in connection with the Cuban
instruction.
a. Won Bruening, secretary of the
German Embassy, said today, relative
to the statement that Germany was al
ready prepared to espouse SPANS
cause, that so far as the Embassy here
was concerned no such intimation haG
been received. He discredited the whole
story. I'VE have not heard a word
concerning Cuba said he, ''for three
months"
MADRID, Dec. 26.-It is semi-otfi-
cially stated that rumors in circula-
ton abroad that Spain would accept
the good offices of the United States
TO terminate the war in Cuba are en-
tirely without foundation.
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WORK OF THE BENNINGTON.
Making Surveys of Harbor~ on the
Central American Coast.

Making Surveys of Harbore on the
Central American Coast.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The Herald's
Acapulco, Mex, correspondent writes.
under date of December 18th: The
United States steamer Bennington.
which left San Francisco on December
5th, arrived at this small and pictur-
esque port on the 18th. The Bennlng-
ton, in company with the United States
steamer Marion, is TO make survey of
Jiguilisco Bay. San Salvador. This bay,
will make a good harbor,
if enough water be found over the
outer bar to permit steamers to enter.
1t is 20 miles long and has three good
sized islands in ii. \ depth OF % feet
is claimed over the bar.
From Jiguilisco Bay the BennIng-
ton will go to Istapa, Guatemala, to
make a survey there at the request Of
the GuatemaIan Government. There is
a large lagoon there. which the Guate-
malan Government hopes TO make into
a good harbor. After completing these
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wEYLER TAKES COMMAND.

Again Goes Into the Field Against
Insurgents
HAVANA, CUBA, Dec. 22.-Captajn
General Weyler left Havana this
morning on the Spanish cruiser Legal
pi, bound for Mariet, north of the mil
itary line, in the province of Pinar de-
Rio, with the intention of resumine
personal command of operations
against the insurgents in that part OF
Cuba.
General Solano reports from Santa
Clara that Lieutenant Colonel Oliver
in command of the Granada battalion
had an engagement with the insur-
gents, who had over 200 killed and
wounded. The insurgents derailed an
exploring engine near Yaguiramas
Matanzas, killing the conductor and sc
seriously injuring the engineer that
both his legs had to be amputated.
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SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION
By a Practical Court Reporter.

Ladies and Gentlemen desiring &c
learn Shorthand in the quickest time
and briefest style, will please commu-
nicate with
P MAURICE MCMAHON
Care of w. r. Castle.
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INSTALL OFFICERS
Mystic Lodge, K. Of P, in
Banquet Last Night.
Some Sixty Brethren Present
Speeches and Merry Song
Enliven the Occasion.

The installation ceremonies Of Mys-
tic Lodge, X. of P, were held in the
hall on King street last night, when
the following officers were installed:
c. C.-GeOrge Bruins.
Prelate-E. a. Williams.
VI. Of w. A. Mehrtens.
X. of r. & SC. B. Gray.
VI. of F.-Charles Phillips.
VI. of E.-J. T. Crawley.
NJ. of 40. Bergstrom.
/. G.-Chas. Bellina.
o. CT. c. Burget.
The above were installed by ]. F.
Eckart, assisted by the following:
G. V. &C. ]. Mccarthy.
G.. PA. V. Gear.
G. VI. of Aired Waldron.
After the installation ceremonies
came a sumptuous banquet, at which
there were some 90 in all, including
visiting brethren. Caterer Thomas
casion.
DdHQuEL u.
ing as POSTMASTER, announced the be-
ginning of the toasts. which came IN
the following order:
I. Supreme Lodge-As parent, its au-
thority to be obeyed. AS a guardian.
it's watchful care to be confided in.
AS our source and our own, to be
loyal TO. Brother ]. F. Eckart, ID.
s. G..
in aim, but in honest endeavor with
fraternal emulation. Brother George
Dali, p. c.
8. Past Chancellors-With the wisdom
of experience our trusted guardians
and intrepid guides. Brother Chas.
Mccarthy, p. c.
4. Song-George Bruins.
>. Retiring Chancellor-A finely tenn
pered blade; we've tried him. May
he wear out, not rust out in the
work he knows so well. Brother
Ed Towse, p. G.
6. -Elect-A youth of prom
Use, bearing his blushing honors full
upon him. May promise develop in
TO fruition. For the past we chose
him. For the future we have con-
fidence in him. Brother George
Bruins, 2. G.
Z. Observation-Disclosures A. l.. Morris.
s. Officers of the Lodge-Good fellows.
ALL as able as good; as efficient as
able. All eyes are upon them. What
are they going to do about it? Broth
er J. T. Crawley.
9. Visiting Brethren-"BirdS of a feath-
er flock together" place on the
perch is yours by right. Brother
Capt E. a. Williams, Myrtle, No. 16,
San Francisco.
TO- The Departed Brethren-Brother F.
Waldron.
II. The Goat-Bristling with horns and
horrors. In anticipation how appal-
ing; in retrospect, how astounding.
Brother George 4. Davis.
Next came number of misceilan-
eous toasts as follows:
The Endowment Rank-A. Y. Gear.
The Grand Orient-Brother G. Gray.
The Uniform Rank-Brother c. Nc
Carthy.
The Ladies-Brother George Ashley.
As fitting ending to the evening
came the singing of AUD Lang Syne."