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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-30
Compra, Venta
Y ALQUlLER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARIDA Y CO.
"a, SAN FRANCISCO H. p,

-44, SAN FkzN61sc0 FiTk1zzNiSS7s1S0Sh4 H. +.
~ Dicen de Ponce quo don Eduardo
Nsuman sigue mejorando.
~ Mshana dejaremos satsfeoha la Gu
riosidsd de nuostro colega eEl Psss, contes =
tandole su suelto titulado s1Qa6 sera?,
~ Empiezan sentirse los buenos efec-
tos de la medida tomada por Ia asaldfa do es
ia clue ad raspesto ssnesmianto limpieza de-
la poblaci6n; Is inspection de Sandal munici-
psi ha denuncado en- estos dias multitud de
infracciones contra la bigiere, que han sido re-
mediadas en- ell acto; asf sahemos que una casa
de veoindad de Ia calle de la Fortaleza ha sdo
desocupsda para su lippiezs; que en- ell Mata'
obras de aseo; one un deposito de oueros, Gu
yos malos olores molestaba al vecind dario de
una Gale csntrioa, Sc ha dispuesto sea trasla
deuunciadas por lmpropiss. Esperamos que el
senor inspector siga dsapegando igual activi
dad en- adelsnto, en 81 desempeflo dc gu impor-
tante cometido.
~ Del sCorreo de Puerto Rioo,: 'sHa-
CO pocas noches, ell joven tip6grafo Estol fue
atacads, en- plena Gale, por un sodado sme
rioano, quien poni5ndole un revolver 81 pecho,
Is quito el dinero que lleyaba. Estol ha pre-
eentado Ia denunois las autoridades CORES
pondientes, esperamos que Sc hsga justicia."
~. Sc dssea oomprar una casa de zoe q
800 pesos en- Puerta de TERRA Santurce.
Informant en- estas oioinas don Pedro r. Die
60.
TX Anoche Sc verified en- el ayuntamiento
-cedido galantemente por el sefor alcalds-
una reunion, fin de echar las bases del Club
norteamerioano de que hsblamos hace dias FL
presidente el secretario quedaron autorizades
para hacsr ell eontrato de arrsndamiento del
local donde SO establecerA Ia mencionada soc;e.
dad, situado en- la Playa. El ej6rcito y Ia ma
rina estuvieron muy bien Representatives. Dicho
Club no es exolUsiyamente nortsamericauo; en-
ell tiensn oabida todos los elementos que perte
nezcan la naci6n. Qued6 desigusda la Junta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-30
vARIE DAD D ES.
Gaia de hisrro para
guardian cauda|es
"ueba dc Juego q prue1a de laa,vnes
Pesa SO qalintales

Sc realiza una que reune excelente.
condolences, cor lepartamentos para h.
bros, documentcs, plata, orc y .res,,-
vados. Sc exhite en- ell Bazarde NJ ye-
dades de Gonzalez, Padin Hermanos,
San Francisco 53.=San Juan 15=15
Plata orc y toas. sts.hnas nss9ss, de- b'9sS Gs% de
pran veaden, Cerecedo, Hmnos.y Co.'S ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

paien. Both the division and GENERA, hos.
pitals are absolutely necessary IN tbs min iS
lon OF the secretary but the GENERA, b,,s !
pitfalls should be provided separate wari.
LOT each resiment so that comrades co,,5
be kept together. oVu'a
o,l me secretary says the Red Cross and
o.ner ~eitel associatiot. contributed in a
very large degree TO the care and CIV
forts OF our sick soldiers and should rceeivs
the grateful. thanks Of The Nation Tbe
secretary calls attention TO Surrso, s,an :
eral Sternberg's circular OF lnst,r,ct,ons -
the army. issued April s5. and saws haa \,
been strictly followed less sickness would
nave resulted. He feels that force of
practical engineers skilled in electricity
snouio be provided and that a large num-
psr OF engineers should be educated at
West Point, 20 that an officer can bic placed
permanently at each river and harbor pro-
leet, These protects should also receive the
recommendation OF a board Of skilled enri-
them. ~,
The Manufacture OF the Krag- Jorgensen
or similar magazine gun. should continue
until. we have at an early date at least
100000 Of these arms in our arscnals with
q full supply of ammunition.
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The emperor of Germany las a running
ear. rather prosy statement to make of .,
great parsonage: K is true, nevertheless;
and what is worse, he can find no cure. This
greatest of empcrors, this autocratic ruler OF
the greatest of nations, can find no cure for
such seemingly insignificant malady. just
think Of 1t: man Mt whose beck one of the
strongest armies aud navlrs of the whole
earth could to set il motion, n man whose
rule is absolute over the country OF medical
universities. n man whose slightest caprice
could press Into sarvice the most noted
savants aud philosophers on earth has u .ur-
ming ear and is uaa5ie to lind a cure,
Now contrast the experience OF the follow
ing citizens of the United States with tho en-
peror of Germany. Like the emperor. they
failed to find a cure. But. unlike the GILL
peror they happened to be plain citizens OF
the United States. rather than the center OF
the inner court of the most exclusive and
carefully guarded aristocracy of the world In
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completely. He is about the worst lead ng
acior what ever happened" ard has cer-
taiuly mistaken his calling H. gave d
pretty good burl6Sque Of the roe ana sue
eeeae n "a & ~ a. copsl eraNIe IL On
ter, but very Little applause Elw.n hoIl'
Rober. McWade ard Ell ii Kalgh Mol on
were acceptable as the tam hea luxe,
Tovchstore and Phoebe. IN. srenet! -,
cos umes were new and handsome SKI
week Miss Arthur wtl be seen ia u re-
mas.eb,A impersoe alton of Mercedes IN
tta drama of fiat rnIne. IL WIS IN thls
NAV thst he mad very strong impress
sion four or Ave years ago AM o. IN sane
stage
After n week in Brooklyn Viola Alien
has returned TO town and at the GaTash
theater is presenting THE Christian 1sr
az extended run. which IL expeateu 70 ias
during the entire season. Manager GSorse
TYLER tells mo that hun@Feds are being
turned away at every performance, WINE
.orbe Christian Is not the best OF plays u
nossesses such positive human interest ana
il so well acted thai one scarce ever
thinks of its many absurdities OF coastruc-
ton.
Many beauties of the stage are oherils
their services to make the annual pazaa.
of the Professional Womans League az
the Waldorf Astoria success The iair
oneneY Monday and hal the following
,oulg ac.resi es as the attraction: Etnei
Rerrymofe, May Buckley. Madg Lefs ny,
Laura Burt ard Merri Osborne. Every one
of these fairies possesses a positive genius
10 separating a man from his m9ney--ana
thew "a NJ II Is unsate f5r anFo1s - az IA
The "gambol" unless he or she has a isrse
bunch OF the "long green" Result; sew
eraI thousand dollars added to the treasury
Of The professional Woman's LEAGUE.
In these days when there is 50 mucn
talk OF Shake.peares losing groupa !. ~
Venice with Ada Rehan as Portia, rs
drawing large AMI decidedly swell auh-
ences at DAYS. ,a
speaking OF Shakespeare and the stapa-
ard drama, 1t is reported here chiciaiiy
that Managers WageIhals and kempvr, the
managers Of the Louis James katnryn :.
Kidder- Frederick Ward "trirmsafaee'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
SOME NEW YORK VIEWS.
Breezy Comments Tpon the Theatr'

Rreexy Comments rnon the Theatre
cal Attractions In thr "et-oD"'ts.
New York. November 30.-The grand
opera season at the METROPOLITAN opera
house began Tuesday nigh. with an ambi-
tious production of "Tannhaussr," in which
Eanes, Meissirger and Nordiaa were the
prma donnas. The occasion was doub!y In
terestiDg by reason of the first appearance
in this city Of Van Dyck, the Flemls
tenor who created fine impre sion ma
became n favorte at once. The cast also
induced b sphlm, Bars. Plancon ard other
eood artis.s. The opera was mngniiicenty
STAGED and thus the season was starred III
the large audlencs were representatives Oh
thu first families. The performance Went
with swing that was really peyoha ca
pectatIons. During the week thu pa Der oi
say,,,e ). "Romeo and juliet and
martha" were sung.
Patriotism prevails this week ut .he
Grand opera house, where play WIN Tug
title of RED, White and Blue oeIns
n,..septed to overlooking audiences me
ra,y niece Is a realistic military drama.
Tba story deals with the adventures anu
trials expeltenced by an American fanny
IN Cuba during the late Spanish-Americal
war. The climax Of the play shows pa.t'e
scene in which about 20 men am ~omsu
take part. a party of Americans are driven
into he camp OF the Cubaas' Tne s2iu.els
ara wounded and the American women w
the GINS on the enemy, Through ing usu
NJ battle Is heard the firing oil canhoh ~
he American navy. which has arrived "a
ne ne nick of tina. II bombards the fort ana
thromcb the ruins Uncle SANS nl ar,
rush triumphantly shouting; J, The
ehssrs for the Red, White anI bile. INC
,ah 'eaux are exciting to say me ieas..
Mo.day night at Wallacks Julia Aitnus
added another role TO her present Season
r rsnertory and gave her second new pro-
a,,ct,nn OF a legitimate drama, appea,v,n n
sor Ina flrst time as Rosaiind IN aUa
IKE LII IT," Miss Arthur was meyer ~ u m ore
CHARMING and in the boys garD ~ ,ne
sorss, acme was lovely thing 70 looA
, . Her representation Of thus time Do "a
ared role was all that could pc aesirs ,is "a
v svns several enthusiastic curtasa saiIs-
s wy by the name Of W 3 haft a.,
temufod the part of ORLANDO ana ia''s1
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contemplate a spectacular production OF
"CoriolatalJ" next fan in tn s city damon
and Py thias" will also be ad ed 10 the
repertory.
III risky and funny Turtle" continues
its prosperous run at the Ma haitian, where
IL reached its 100th performance Monday
nigist. The occasion was celebra ed with
floral decorations, satin programmes and
souvenirs.
"Trelawney of the Wells" is surely in
for a seasons rllG at the Lyceum theater,
II Is q wordarfully clever pay and - ad-
m,rab.y acted by e. j. Mofgaa. Mary Man
ne Ing and every one In the asst. The piece
appeals to all classes OF the intelligent
an educated the occasional and frequent
theaier-goer. .tt
Richard MARRIED. and his nose are on
view at the Harlem opera house. After this
week "cyrano do Bergerac" Will not be
seer hero again this season. This pay 10
a success of curiosity only. 1t Is mag
nificeniiy staged and In the chief scenes
cseverly acted. Mansfield Ii making lot
OF money out OF IL.
Unfinished r,lrs are 1.-THE Liars at the
Empire, "A Runaway Girl" at the Fifth
avenue, sporting Life" at the Academy,
''The Village Postmaster at the Four
teenih Street theater and Catherine" at
the Garr.ck. All OF these plays are draw
ing overlooking audiencss nightly At Dal5's
the rehearsals OF Three Little I4ambr,"
r. A. Barnets latest musical comedy, are
In progress. The piece Is to follow "A
Runaway Girl at the Fifth avenue some
time Curing the holidays. II was produced
In Boston last winter by the Bostoa Cadets.
under the title OF Gretchen" MIR DAILY
promises to give It. a gorgeous production
with new scenery and costumes
The Charles b. Han,ord- Odette Tyler Il.
u. Mclean combination Ia booked for an
enlargement In this city IL the spring.
"a Stranger In Strange Land" follows
May Irwin at the Bijou.
The sons OF Joseph Jefferson. Thomas.
William and Joseph, Jr., win play an en-
gagement here In January, appearing in
'Tbe Rivays" ard rip Van Wirkle."
Worth Million" w H. Cranes new
play, is mol worth a nickel
Nancy Sykes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

les Grove, Pa. is
one of chronic
suppurative ca
tarrh of the car of
rs years stand
Ing, which pro-
duced a constant
discharge t + o IA
both ears. This
man Is now en-
tirely cured and /!
n living witness
TO the fact tina;
Pe-ru-na can cur
such cases. II
had q pIOIuse ana
constant d | s.
charge from both
ears for % years.
caused by taking
al Al ftafarrll,
The last four
years p o ] y p !
tumors allied both
ears. | was very
deff, ! then ap-
piled to Dir. Hart.
man. v no cured
" l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

moved all my bad symptoms. My head does
not pain amy more, my ears have stopped
running and feel great deal better.
think the public ought to know what Peru
ma has done for me and will do for them;
and you are at liberty to use this statement
IN any way you think best
The next is the case of Master Murphy.
who had been troubled with running ears ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

DR.. Hartman. they found a cure.
Running Of the ears. deafness or all other
affections of the middle ear, are due primarily
to chronic catarrh. Running of the ear is
properly called chronic suppuratiee cntarrh.
Pe-ru-na will cure catarrh of the middle ear
MS well catarrh located elsewhere. This
has been proven over and over again In in
Vulnerable cases besides the ones just men
toned. Deafness and running CT the ears are
but symptoms of chronic catarrh Of the mid
die ear. Pe-ru-na cures the catarrh, when
the symptoms disappear, whether 1t be rum
ming ears deafness or any other affection
of the middle ear The remedy Is compound
ed according to the formula originally devised
by DR.. Hartman OF the Surgical Hotel, Coium-
bus Ohio. the noted catarrhal authority.
Following are few cases of catarrh of the
middle car, in which n permanent cure was
made by the use of Peru-na. These Of
course. are only examples Of the many thous-
ands of cases which DR.. Hartman has cured
The first ease. Mr.. Amos b. Miller. Mechan-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

fro. Norbarne. Mo-.
who had running ears.
Could get no relief.
He was finally cured
by Using Pe-ru-na.
My head gathered
and broke and my cars
ran terribly, I tried
several remedies with
no relief. Al last l
got "A bottle OF Peru
ma and IT did me SO
much good that ! kept
on using IL. am on tho
fourth BETTE, aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

mas peSlliVlI uOluallS
but the remedies that
have met the approval
of the most fastidlous
m e di C al orthodoxy
could ever reach him.
In the position of these
A IN e ri C an citizens.
however. they had ac-
cess to remedies old
and new, tried and I'M
tried. approved and
disapproved. I h g y
were at perfect liberty
to try anything they
chose to. They chose
TO try the remedy Tint
cured ltbprc IL a.
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since he WAS . monthn
old, After a thorough
course Of treatment
with pe-ru-ua he was
entirely cured, and Is
now rejoicing IN the
fact that he IL entire
~ free from this horri-
BILE disease. Mrs. Mol
lie l.. Murphy. Iatan,
Nutshell County. Tex
as. says: our son
h a Il beer troubled
with running cars ever
since he was nine
lnouths old. / wrote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

cade. Ark. is a case
OF surplration of the
middle ear OF IA years
standing. After n
course Of treatment
with Pe-ru-na, he was
entirely cured and has
remained so ever
since. II had running
ears. and for IL years
] was almost an in-
valid. II was SO Of
fensive that | cSclud-
cd myself from all 40
ciety, / received a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Mr.. II. Waiter Brady. pamphlet from Dr.
Hartman entitled The Ills of Life and
wrote me that the remedy was simple aud that
! could cure myself After using $l7 worth
Of his remedies WINS entirely cured. The
world could not buy my fortune, recommend
Pe-ru-na to all as the best medicine sold"
The third case is that OF Rev. S. II, Rem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

would not take thousand dollars for the
benefit l received from Dr. aartman's trent
ment."
The second case. Mr.. II. Walter praly. Cas-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
Doll Clothes Washing Sets,
Miscellaneous Toys.

An amazing mud bewildering assortment
OF other toys too large to ever begin TO
itenllaq Pianos, horns, bugles, bells veio-
cipedeH, story books, games. a Ii G blocks,
rsilrond trains steamboats,. steamships,
gunboats sail beats. buck and saws.
Noah's ark villages, farms, swings, guns.
cannons. soldiers. garden sets. broons.
musical tops.
Biz and complete line Christmas tree
ornaments at the very lowest prices In the
city.
We solicit a comparison OF goods and
prices, knowing you will find our toy line
the best aud cheapest.
Select your toys now and avoid tho
Christmas rush. We Will store them free
of charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
Little Boys
Fine Tailor Made Suits.

z
Fine Tailor Made Suits.
About 60 Suits-Thcsc are strictly
all wool suits. trimmed In the
finest OF silks and satins, some
with long pants. others with
coat. vest and knee pants; these
are beyond doubt tho finest fine
II OF Boys Suits ever shown In this
city; they are worth from $500
to $500 each. Wa Offer them I'M q m
Id I'll sold. Special. n suit,......,.., OsVU
20 Boys Odd Coats. worth $3.50
each, sizes 3, q, q, 8, .. 10, II. H., flEN
49, IA and 10 years, Specials..... JUt
a0r Boys Knee Pants. 0En
this wcek ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ZUv
6oc Boys Knoc Pants, 9kN
this week ,...es s.,................ OJ6
6oc Boys knon Pants. AEN
this week NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tUG
;bc. Boys Knrs Pants. Kim
this week ;.,.s,h. tst4.. .ssy...,....M OVV
! lot OF Boys 7Sc T5c Corduroy El1n
Knee Pants, Special ........s..... Jul
One lot Black Diagonal Snee #
Pants, worth $500 u pairs spe- RIM
.tiHi s+.s+s ...,.ss s.s.sss...s,4es.l& I'll wv
SEQ OUR line OF Boys Knee Pants. tho
biggest assortment III the city at prices
the lowest on earth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

SPECIAL WAIST sALE- Continued.
and corded fronts aud pleated backs. These
goods are made OF the very finest and
hesyIcst quality OF taffeta silks. Come In
black aud colors.
w sSslss worth 800 asa $500. 2.90
w sasIs. worth 400 to 's'' 348
Big line Of Flannel and Fancy
Checked and Plaid Novelty
Waists. worth from $500 TO $2.I; TIA
20 during this sale ut choice.... w
45D Ladies' fancy Cpiored Under-
skirts. with Wide double Umbrella
iounce. corded ruffiea, lined
throughout with Percnie and
Flanelotte lipings. twenty-five on
different colors, worth sl.7b. Sps- NVS
cial ...,. ~
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Boys
Clothing .''
Furnishings.

80 dozen Boys SIX windsor Ties. I'm
worth Csc. Special. ,.:,...,..,... atOV
81 dozen pairs Of boys susponders. I'm
worth aoc, Special. tUV
g s ssssa r nsSs So s'' casii well OC
76 dozen Boys heavy Gray Merlno fEn
undcrshirts, worth &c. Special. iVv
q dozen Boys White Sweaters, tEn
worth s5c. Special .,....s,.,...,.. lOV
dozen Boys Odd Vests. slses 8 Inn
to 10 years, worth &c, Special. JUV
70 pairs OF Boys Knee Pants sizcs
:, 4. 6. &. and Z years, worth I'm
CSC, Special Observation-Disclosures. tJU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

BY a fortunate deal our New York buyer
picked up big line OF 1ne taireta SILK
waists at half their real value These
are ali tho very latest makes. with tucked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Boys
Suits
60 Buys Coats and Vests, sizes Z, n
4. g.. 6. I and s, these are we'll
made. they come In novelty
plaids, trimmed In fnc braids and
nrv stylish. strictly tho latest, up
To date. worth 1880 each: We Of Qkn
fer them until sold, Spccial,.,.. OVU
&C Boys vostee Suits, coat, pants
and ves'. coat with Wide sailor
collar nicely trimmed In hr,idS.
sizes !, \, .. Q. and years. 0k
worth $500, Special ..,s,s+.s4su. hLO
81 Boys Black SILK Velvet suits,
nicely trimmed lii silk brtids.
finiahed with silk covered bullet
buttons. sizes 8. I, and years.
worth 1900 suit. Special. al h0
suit ....,,,4,,,,.,, ,..,.,s,.s.,s... LtVV
I lot OF about IS Boys vcstcs
Suits. we'll made, nicely trimmed.
sizes :, L. q. d and years.
worth 500, wa offer them un- nm
I'll sold, Special .....,.,.......,.. bUU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY
Dr. !. VI Sitter 90 Occupy tho Second
Baptist Pulpit.

Rev J. ~ SITTER. D d.. Of Grocer
Seminary Chester Pa. preached az the
Second Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mr Mont somery very ntlnsly referred
at the opening Of the service 20 the pleas
ure the church had in having Dr SITTER
in the pulpit and announced that he
would preach every Sunday morning
during August
Dr. suaer read tho thirteenth chapter
"a J. Corinthians and announced hissub-
ject as THE Greatness Of Love- he
compared love to faith and hope ana
showed that in fits orbit order and ops
GRAFTON love was greater and higher than
these. Ills discourse was masterlyand re-
ceivcd the most earnest attention OF an
who heard &c.
The Second church had am opportunity
Yesterday m0ruine of being h0splfable
fro its mother the old First church. Rev.
Alr. Rust who is 90 supply 40 the First
church. and was 90 have preached yes
tcrl1y owing 90 having missed his COM
ncctOn failed to reach the city and so
a large proportion OF the First church
people came around tO hear d. SITTER.
THE able divine preached last night nc
Calvary Baptist church. lic viii. on next
Sunday preach ON the "JnpardonaDie
SIM
THE Rev. LOWS IT, Uite preached SUM
dav nlght at the New jerusalem mission
from fhe text. and T. John. saw the
Holy City. New Jerusalem. coming down
from God ont of Heaven prepared as a
bride adorned for her husband Revela-
lions xxi, ..
Rev. Dr. j. William Jones preached At
Tdieh-ctract church Sunday morning
and night. entering ON bis supply for Au-
gust during The absence ~ the pastor.
d. j. r. Garlick preached FOR Rev. J.
3D. Hutson 40 Pine-Stroet
The pulpit OF East-End Baptist church
was fncd sunday morning by Rev.
John Go0lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
EX-MINISTER SMYTHE HERE.
lie Goes 10 Washington 10 Confer with
the Authorities.


Hon. Henry NJ. smythe. OK TaEswsl.
who was the efficient Minister to Hsyti
under President Clevelands admlnlstra-
ton. was at the Jefferson Hotel yesterday
en- route 90 Washington, where he VIII
hold a conference with the government
authorities about certain matters In cons
necuon With tho island OF Hayti which
his experience makes valuable az thu
present time.
During Mr. Cioveiands last admlnistra-
ton Mr.. Smythe made a record quite
creditaOle 20 himself and his State. First
appointed as consul TO some point IN Chi
ma he declined that position, with the IN.
Outstanding that something better would
be provided for him. he was ultimately
selected Tor the dual mission 70 Hayti and
san Domingo. ana the annexed charge
OF Consul General 90 the former republic.
During bis administration IL Is said that
commercial exchange between those coun-
tries and tae United States grew enor-
mously and this largely OWNS to ~.
Smythcs earnest and Intelligent efforn
10 getting American fabrics and produc-
tions introduced Ia those markets.
Towards The close OF Ills service az
Charge dAfalres in san Domingo the
President OF that republic made through
a c0aiing station On SANTANA Bay. and
while under Instructions from AIr. Sher-
man 20 prepare Cat his home while on
sick ieave) a drdf. fl1m his notes OF the
proposed treaty with san Domingo Hts
resignation. which had been formally ten.
dsred the 9Th OF March preceding was
accepted 10 take effect Immediately
thus terminating his functions ana az Il
appears terminating the incident % re
concession
II was matter OF deep chasrin 20 ~
smythe and his friends that by this vi
generous treatment he was prevented
from consummatlng the acquisition 90
SANTANA Bay. so ardently desired arc
recommended by Cen Grant. and o.
which the present war has demonstrated
the value. IN view OF these facts. and In
the nsht OF some recent spondencs
between Mr. Smythe and the government
g. IS not improbable that the knowledgs
and experience gained BY his Official resi-
dence IN the West Indies. his pronounced
popularity IN the countries 70 which h
was accredited. with his special equip
msnt with regard 70 trade conditions.
may vet induce the President 70 ma SONS
way 20 utilize his services