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New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Fou, ira KS Electro Pneumatic SighaiA
Stations in New York. foot 0f Liberty 81
and Soath Ferry. WhiehaI-st
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coal used eNcuslNei!
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For Monmouth Beach se.h5ish, and H'ghland' for
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ssmsbure The n 7 Transfer Co wiz cal for ann onfeS
baggage from hotels or residences n destlnsIon
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

UPSTAIRS WORK. Girl. four months In
country 60 10 upsi aurs work. willing and
ohlgins cali nj 3o3 East Tooth ST.. third
floor
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

WAITRESS. Respectable young lady as
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

Young MAN Is. az once work. gradu-
ate of "A business college. urdorsfa nds
writing. salary 81. l.. BOX III. l.2i2
BrOadway
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

WAITRESS by young girl In private
family: good references. Address it9
West Htth St
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
WORK WANTED.

ATTENTION, Education by corresponh
ence; an experienced teacher Will give
course NJ instruction In letter writing ana
penmanshlp hy mail; terms ~ pc, We'S /.
business correspondent. Address II over
look Place. Nevhurg. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
uxruRNJSHEn ROOMS.

III WEST T5TH-ST. Large room with
dressing-rocn. second story bay front
private nocse. elegantly furnished: ser
vice fsrs,-class: also other rooms; refer
ences
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

Ynf-S Nc MAN for nisht work, CLUB wa'cn
man 4 L. 6 West 18th si.
V,I-NG MAN. % has been bookkeeper,
assistant hookkeeper. hill clerk. &c.
sreaks German. wishes pos'tlon' reter-
encrs bond. 4. NOSS, i2s 1th-aNe.
yor->r. u.N wants work as machinist's
helner or IN shop: wants tn learn the
trade HENRY. l5S West 24th-s'.
YOUNG MAN rsl. good education. wants
situation at anything: oflce prefertcn,
urder.,ands bookkeeping and can drive
excellent references. n. SEXTON. i"S
East 2s'h 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. Special partner With 5000 20
$4,000 IN manufacturing business IN
New-York CITY, established 43 years, ref
erences exchanged. Address r.. BOX a.
Tribune Office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
Observation-Disclosures

Francis V. Greene gave 10 the war depart
ment today as c-ie of the quickest AMI best
means Of re-establishtns peace aud order
on the Island. He urged the Importance OF
using ax large a fund 40 possible from the
rsvenuea OF the islanda for public I'M
prcyements n large cities, particularly
Havana He layUrca this n.'r fslitary rea-
sens as well ag to provide employment for
the inhabitarts He has no doubt that the
members OF The Cuban army WIN quickly
acc.pL evil employment If given nm oppor-
tunity.
He said that there would undoubtedly
be trouble In the maintenance OF order
pending the transfer OF the control OF af-
fairs from the Spanish government to the
United S,ates military authorities, but he
did not anticipate 1t would reach the pro-
portions beyorh the control OF the Amer
lean forces. According TO his representa-
tions the feeling between the Spaniards and
,'ubans is intensely otter, a serious rup-
ture between the two factiorS being avert
cd only by the presence OF American TROOPS
and the knowledge that the American mill.
tary authorities are determined to preserve
order by the prompt exercise Of force IN
case OF necessity.
General Greene has large private inter
ests 10 New York State and today gave no.
tlce to the adjutant general OF his desire
to BIO relieved from further military sery-
Ice In view OF the practical conclusion OF
peace between Spain and tho United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
DEWEY SHOWING OFF THE FLAG
MCCULLOUGH SENT INTO CHINESE
WATERS ON THAT MISSION.
Admiral Wants the Orientals 10 He
come Familiar with the stars and
stripes so They'll Know Thenl,s
fspoclal I5Ifuatoh to The Post. J

topc-iii lJlf3ANtCu W ne FuSt,J
Washington, December 26.--Captain c. L..
Hooper OF the revenue cutter McCulloch,
In letter TO Captain G. r. Shoemaker.
chief OF the revenue cutter sarvlco. dated
Hong Kong, China. November q, indicates
that Rear Admiral Dewey desires TO have
the Stans and Stripes known as well as
possible in Chanesc waters.
Captain Hooper says The McCulloch
called from Manila November ~. and arr
rived nc Hong Kong OH the evening OF the
18th. dropping anchor In the lower bay un-
III the following morning. After cleaning
ship, we came UP and anchored in the up
pei harbor Made official calls on our con
SUD general the governor and the British
admiral. We coal tomorrow or next day
and go on. At the request of Dewey, We
Will stop at several Chinese porte. ipchid-
ing Annoy and Shanghai. | intend going
up TO Canton, but am not quite sure OF
enough water. The admiral asks that We
show the flag In as many ports rs possible.
They gave us a great send off from Manila.
Tho admiral said many things about tho
vessel and was on the quarter deck with
his officers when we came away. The en-
tire crew was lined up In each ship and all
the officers on the quarter deck, Altar
answering each cheer, our men DaGe three
more for the admiral and we sailed away"
Captain Hooper proceeds: 1T will not
BIO necessary 10 draw sight drafts. The ad-
mral never does things by small parts.
sent on board $25. 900 to puy UP what IL due
officers and crew from the navy depart
u,ent for November and December and also
for coal and incidentals."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
A FIGHT IS NOW ON
FOR Possession Of the Public Streets
Of Havana.
RICH SYNDlcATES STRUGGLING
10 Get Monopoly on the Street Rail.
way Business.
THE cuBANS ARE CAUSING TROUBLE
And Americans Have Their Hands Full In
Keeping Peace.
THE SPANISH SOLDIERS ARE GETTING OUT
United states Troops Have Trouble
In Promptly Occupying the Places
which Arc Evacuated.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Herr
aid and The Houston Post. COPYRIGHTED.
1898, by James Gordon Bennett)
Havana December ga four cornered
contest between rich syndlcates is now
going on here with the possession of Ha.
vana's streets for rapid traasit purposes
are owned by Ferro Carril urbano COM
pany, which operates lines to Jesus del
Monte, Castillo de Principe, Cerro and
Vedado about twenty-five miles. All these
lines are equipped in a mesgaeval style and
have rever been developed. The company
has been robbed in various ways by those
who should protect its interests, yet could
rot be prevented paying Z to . per cent
Annually in dividends en- capital of $780,
000 Tlburcio Castaneda, representing an
English syndicate, made a deal early In
November TO take over the entire property
at So cents on the dollar, but before the
ieai was consummated Percival Farquhar,
representing the Harvey syndicate of New
York, came to Havana ahl begeo a vigor-
Gus fight. The English syndicate proposed
a consolidation which was accepted and
ton days given In which the money was to
be paid. Richard Manganese, representing
the American Indies company, entered n
vigorous protest and placed In General
Cattellanos hands guarantee to pay par
for the Urbano stock. Mea2time, Canadian
capitalists, headed by Mckenzie g. Co.,
Toronto bankers, took hand in the matter
and promised to bid 10 for the Urbano
stock. In spite OF the higher bldiing, Far
quhar seemed to hold tho whip land. for
tho Harvey syndicate was ably supported
by Theodore Zaldo, attorney and banker.
Then the minority stockholders appealed
to the civil governor, Do Castro. who de-
clared thu alleged sale invalid and Illegal
and prohibitea It's completion. De Casiro
inegaiet upon his right to veto and further
more ordered that public sale of the
COMPANIES effects bs held December 3d.
Seguraio Alvarez, president of the ur-
bano company, who is Spanish senator and
is suppose1 to be exempt from arrest. de-
fled De Cairo and said the sale would be
completed Dc Castro will tomorrow issue
proclamation saying Alyarez's senator
ship Will not save him from arrest if hi
signs the papers of sale. Warrants for ar
rest are hello agalstst Alvarez, Secretary
Pendas and CerIo, the attorney, who must
complete the sale for the Urhano company,
and Cassnda, Farquhar and ZaIdo. who will
{ .gn for the purchasers. De Castro will
tomorrow take upon himself to advertise
for bids for the Urbano company Meal-
time Alvarez ard Castenia have tax an the
papers in the case and gone 10 Velano,
where they are not under Spanish juri:dic-
tion and are thus out OF danger of arrest.
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10 tho authority for the statement that no
do1ibt whsn full particulars arrive by mall
Ii will be found that the Incident referred
to was very similar to one which happened
IN the summer OF last year. when a French
armed force came over the border and
kidnapped y petty Siamese official, the
sccond chief OF his village On his fellow
villagers demanding that nc be sot at lib
erty, ana tho French refusing 10 do 20.
a fight took place. A Slamese OF Lao was
killed and two others wo,rnded. He re-
grettcd to say that from his own obaersa-
ton In the Lao provinces tho French
agents arc not very careful In avoiding
These difficulties, which are more serious
than nero frontier feuds.
II am certain raid the informant. that
tho government In Paris knows upthing
about the petty apnoyances TO which the
siamese arc constantly exposed On tho
frontiers. On the other hand, nm equally
SIRE the s.ameSe authorities are vsry slow
10 take notice OF these diputes. on account
OF the serious agreement between England
and France. In regar5 to Siam, which pro-
vidcs that no armed force 10 to bc allowed
to pass into tho neutral zone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
RIOTING IN HAVANA SUBURBS
cUBANs AND sPANIARDs ENGAGE IN
SEVERAL AFFRAYs.
mig Celebration MT Monscrrat Over
Its EvncuntiOn--Americ Soldiers
behaved Rather Badly.

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oni."sv
'ai oan'' " 'A0 y. - ,o,,irht
i'io''ns' ~ -, M, s,.o,,,
pip'a'"'n 81 N' .,' - =. ca,,.na stroct
the pa'lachs a'' INC 80 ~ ~, 60,
-. ,,.,..r,.
''A' , ~, /, A., ming
'e' Vs. ,..,s.- 49, tr,a,. a., III
~, ,,,m, ,,, ,.;I,oo nv +,
an
Stray pu.'.'. wal, !,
s,,,,jted !, narrow strip OF land bo-
~" - ca,,o,,,o .,tr,,.a
~, 49, 60, re,,r, ana ,ho 1rnss Oh
rAe -, ,.,,h;,, ,.,,o n,oo,s !, III.
-. a.,.,n.,,.,., ,yr,yoh ,nps
:, I1,,.,n,
,.., 49,, ,,.,,,r,..a a..
a. Id, With r,,hors and
p-s - 49,. ,s,stoa c,atos rhe sc,nc /,
peopie iioni 'a'p 80 80 .o,,, ~, !,
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m-.. ~ -. ,,s.,,'r,..t cornsa aamost n
.n-'~ e4.' =, no ,,,as 1e,nea acrosa
e | ~. a ,,vea -, sbe snanI.5
ire a'Vlalns 'a,' ' 49, ,,,,,nh hey,n nm
sue. ie ~. - ,a,ane., ~ ha,yhe
nuias.".,s A4. y. ,,,,., and women waving ca.
iue ,a.-,.,n r,es and carryin :
oan aul $50 ,araaea the streets.
a,..,s,n -, singing
SA ,' 49,. went over to zee IN,
'Nrns sAe ro.oy ,.sa not remain long
ae'i'ohso''..Ou - an,h,,s,asen The nop,-
owiht = ui,' - ,,s....,ra .te ..hravo Am,,rI-
iace ms fseu Ga n'.'asas a. ~ t,s.i,r
canos" Whether they "a'i'sa " 10 s'''
not.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
CuBANs CAUSE TROUBLE.
United States Authorities Compelled
to tiunrI PrOperty.

United states Authorities Compelled
To Guard Property.
Havana December 26.-Today a Cuban
mob threatened TO attack the residence Of
Marquis de Montero secretary of the treas
ury in the autonomist cabinet and mem
Der OF the Spanish evacuation commission.
The house was in part of the city al
ready evacuated. On the matter being
brought TO the attention of the evacuation
commissioners a guard of regulars was
sen. TO glard the residence until further
orders.
Some disturbances having occurred In
San Lazzare street. and Spanish store
there having been sacked by the Cutans.
the United States commissioners have sent
a detachment OF troops to this scene Of
disorder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
TEXANS IN CUBA.

Thc SECOND Battalion of the First
Regimnnt Eeach Haynna.
Havana. December 26--The United
States transport Michigan, which left sa-
yannah en- December %. arrived here today
With Ike Second BasualDn of the First
Texas regiment.
Major General Claffee arrived this after
noon on the steamer Whitney from Port
Tampa
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wEATHEn INroRMATIoN.

Big Fall in Temperatures Mt Prince
Afbert-Today's Fs.ccaxt.
Washington, December 2s.--The storm CEN
trail last night In Assnaboine has moved
rapidly to Lake Superior and has been fol-
lowed by a high pressure area and a cold
wave. Prince Albert reporting a temperature
fall Of 40 degrees in twenty-four hours and
TO zero at Winnipeg.
Light rain has fallen in Florida and the
North Pacific states and light snow in the
lake regicns. gi5i 4 IL
The temperature has risen in the upper
lake region and Middle Mississippi valley:
has fallen in the Red River valley and has
remained nearly stationary elsewhere. inciuu-
ing the Pacific coast.
Increasing couoiness and snow may De
expected In New England and the lower lake
region, clearing IN the upper lake region and
generally fair weather els where.
There will be q sharp fell in temperature
and cold wavc in Wisconsin. Minnesota ald
Upper Michigan. 1t will be colder IN the
and in the lower lake region.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
Machinery Repairs,
Lathe Work, Etc.
Foundry and Sheet Iron Work,
Wood Splitting Machines.
HartWeIl Iron Works.
Houston, Texas.

Houston, Texas

the final interment Of his remains will take
place today on Stag Hill, near Fredrichsruh.
SAN FRANCISCO The steamer China Is
duo to arrive here today from the Orient hav-
ing on board the Grand Duke Cyril nephew
OF the car of Russia. Tho duke Us OH his
way home.
WASHINGTON,--A meeting Of the executive
committee of the Afro-Americau council, OF
which Bishop Alexander Waters OF Jersey
City is president, and Mrs. Ida Wells Barnett
OF Chicago is secretary, has been called to
meet in this city today.
HARRISBURG, PA conference OF repre-
sentatives OF the State game commission,
State fish commission. State forestry commits
sion State board of health, State Sportsmen' s
association and State Fish Protective associa-
ton will be held in this city today.
SPRINGFIELD. Il.--The forty-thjrd annual
convention of the Illinois State horticultural
society Will be held In this city beginning to-
day and continuing in session to December 90
A large attendance Is looked for, and many
Interesting papers will be read by we'll known
horiicultur;sts.
New YoRK.--Thc American Society OF
Naturalists the American NEUROLOGICAL ST.
ciety. the American Physiological society, the
Association of American Anatonists, the So
ciety for Plant Morphology and Physiology
the American Psychological association, the
American Folklore society and section II
of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science will hold
at Columbia university during this
week.
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ToDAy,s FORECAST.

4
MW HAVEN, Conn.--The American Eco
" association meets In this city from to-
y December GO.
|gpEkA. Kan.-The State horticultural So
y ssl hold Its annual meeting in this city
eday to the Goth.
presidents cup. at
wv sp match play, will be played for at
esp'ngton Golf club links today.
|Lsnerans will be held in this city today,
NuNnue In session to December %.
wv YORK. The annual conventions of
W. leachsrs' associations will be held
x. uRltal cities of many States through
Union during this week.
NJ iN.-lt Is understood that tho family
H~ FRINGE Bismarck has decided that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
Natives Are Subjected to Treatnelt
that Makes Them Fight.
Police Arc Said 70 Have lndlsputsble Evl.
dence Of It's Existence.
IT IS SAID TO Be IN WORKING ORDER
correspondence Connrnatory os 81
Dispatch in a Ionslon Paper said
TO Have Dccn seised.
Especial Cable Dispatch to tho Now York He9.
nld and The Houston Post CopyriKhteo,


nld and The Houston Post CopyriKhteo,
1895. by James Gordon Dcnnctt)
Paris, December a6,--In regard TO tho
cablesram from Singapore, published Sat
uriay. relative to tho French agent In
the Luapg rrabang province and his party
having been fired upon by q siamese
armed force, tho New York Herald cowe-
spondtte called at tho sameee legation
ard sought further particulars
Tho legation. however, considered Il a
suffiniert reply to the statements OF the
correspondent at Singapore to say that
the incident to which the dispatch probably
scfcrs occurred at tho end Of November,
at the s.amesn village OF Banbortea. un-
ger circumstances totally at variance with.
the verson given 10 the dispatch. a gentle
man who is In touch with Siamese Affairs
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++%+%+t+*+++<**+*++++<+4
sAGAIsrA SINKING.
Spain's. Prime Minister In "a
DYING Condition.

! Spain's Prime Ninistcr IN a :
: Dying Condition.
+ Madrid, December 26--Al- :
7 though The latest bulletin re-
. garding Senior Sagasta's condi- \
) ton, which was issuei this AT !
; tert con. says that he has passed !
) a quiet day and that the fever :
; has diminished. 1t II feared by
soma members OF the cabinet
; that he will not recover. a
! runor Ia in circulation tonight
; that his respiration is much !
! more diffic,glt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-27
Gen. cIapEsE's PLAN.

Cubuns should lie PROVIDES W."
work a~ Soon ~ Posssp'e
Especial Dispatch TO The Post3
washington, December 26-"Get GU.
hans 10 work 40 promptly as possible ana
~, ,hs,n AR amount from tho revenue
~ ,he island for their services
This q tb1 advice which Major Icoels'
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5hTD-f wGuUcD SIS ...6ia ..ela ...,.....
J.ouisiaiia--Fair: Light variable winds.
Fast Texas--Fair; Hight variable w!nos.
West Texas. New Mexico. Oklahoma and
Indian Terrltory-Fair: variable winds.
Arkansas-Fa southerly winds.
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ElLLIELEGRApK GARLE @.

OFFICE l1s MAIN STREET.
SEcT WIRES, QUICK SERVICE TO ALI
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
|NNould be pleased 10 handle your tele-
y snd cablegrams. Try us. Telephone 34s.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-02
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
Office of Comptroller of the Currency,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 10, 1898. }
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that
THE JUNIATA VALLEY Ma
TIONAL BANK OF MIF-
FLINTOWN,
in the borough of Mifflintown, in the
county of Juniata, and-State of Penn
sylvania, has complied with all the
provisions of the statutes of the United
States, required to be complied with
before an association shall be author
lied to commence the business of bank
ing;
Now, therefore, I, Lawrence o. Muir
ray, Deputy and Acting Controller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that
''The Juniata Valley National Bank of
Miifiintown" in the borough of Milf
flintOwn, in the county of Juniata,
and State of Pennsylvania, is author
lied to commence the business of Bank
ing, as provided in Section Fifty-one
hundred and siXty-nine of the Revised
Statutes of the United States
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of Office this nineteenth
day of October. 1898.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of
the Currency. No. 5147.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-02
Foa THESE NOBLE LADIES.

At a regular meeting of Lieut..
David FL. Wilson Post, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously
adopted
RESOLVED, That we Comrades
of Lieut.. David III. Wilson Post,
No. 134, G. A. r., of Mifflintown,
and members of the Juniata Valley
Veteran Association, desire in this
way to express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the following
ladies' Miss Lizzie Adams, Miss
Clara Thompson, Miss Blanche
Wright, Mrs. a. Fl. Weidman,
Mrs. John Etka, Mrs. III. C. Nc
Clellan, Mrs. c. \. Mayer, Miss
Mary North, Miss Marjorie Patter-
son, Miss Bette Mayer, Miss Mary
Cramer, Miss Lizzie Hayes, Miss
Nettie Smyser, Miss Villa McNitt,
Miss Annie Campbell, and Miss
Marjorie Rickenbaugh, for their
free, active, patriotic and noble
work in helping to entertain Co.
g., 9TH Regiment, while our guests
at the Encampment October ~
and 13. 1t brought back to our
minds and hearts the days of '61
and '65 when on our way to and
from the front, we were fed by the
noble, patriotic ladies at Cooper
Union, Philadelphia, and Relay
House, Baltimore. God bless the
ladies whose hearts are full of love
for the flag. They are the hope of
the nation. They cannot fight,
but they can work. and with bleed
ing hearts wait for the news of the
battle in which they have some
loved one who may never return.
In every battle there are heroes
many and great, but away from
the battle there are heroines, more
and greater than the world can
ever know, or the men of history
can ever record. In the trenches
of Cold HarbOr and Fredericks-
burg and in that horror of horrors,
AndersOnville, there are heaps on
heaps of unknown dead; their
names will never enter into history,
their valOr and fOrtitude will re-
main unknown, their herOism will
be cOnSeerated to silence and OBJ
liviOn, but for each one of the
nurturing, wife and mother, and
sister, tolls and waits with aching
hearts, mOurns ard will not be
comfOrted. We will ever hold a
warm place in our hearts for these
noble ladies'.
RESOLVED, That this resolution
be copied in the Post Minutes and
published in the papers.