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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26
I. 6 apitel.

&e6t ionSerbar mar es seiueieu.
Sladbem 8upa sesau9en, rib GDtpia
bic perbliiffte 9iura on iid, beSedte
lie nit aiiiien uub ftiir3te binaus.
SIora blieb allein auf Der 0e1anba sus
rid unO Niemanb tiimmerte Ii6 peiter
um iie. Gs i6ien, bab 4apa ben pers
ftorbenen @atten SDlniaS 9efannt
bate, besbalb mar er 70 ergriffen. GS
mar aber aud 5u traurig, SaB bieler
Wlann foot par-gar 81 traurig. Sollte
Bapa uoE bem 2o0esf fall etma8 Ndberes
ipinen?
Sb iie Nun chamber Sefallen batten,
Bapa uno gDluia, lieB ii9 na9 bieier
lpunoerli6en S3ene gar nidt entI6eis
ben. Nas Oottor 9ursbarOt gu benz
allen lagen fuiirbe? sic poflte inn
morsen gllles er5dblen. llno tSiora
oa9te 10 bartHadi9 oariiber nadJ, mie
oos 9llleS lag unb iuiammenbiug, boB
ibr Die 3eit gar nidt lang puroe, SaB
lie lid iiber lire 8erlaiieubeit weiter
gar feline 0tedeHidaft ubleete.
sd bite, bier ein3utreten, 0err
Gjraf, 6rdulein Srtmann if bier, :"
ia9te ba8 9ammermaoden. 9eiie lebte
Wiatbiloe bin5u: So cine 9lrt BON
@elellidafterin, nit welder ole @nd-
Oi9e ausfdbrt unO muii3irt. SD mill
aud Wiaoame gleid 1neloelL baB Ger
9err @raf gefummeu lit.
Siora rib lire ountlen 9lugen melt
aui; co fam Elm @raf 5u Sglbia, pon
weld)em bieie ME 9elpro6en bate.
Sn ibrem eisenen, einIaden uno eiu.
fornligen 2ebeu mar niemals Elm @jraf
aufgetau9t. sic fannie oieie @attuna
pornebmer Serren nur aus BEN giomas
men, melfe tie 9eleien.
Der @raf madte cine 3ierlide Ser.
beuoung unO fellte fi4 ieIbli Dor.
9fora wu6te nidt redt, mie lie ii6
BEL bieiem 3wiidenfaIl beir09en
iollte. 8apa bate bod 9ie9t /: lie mar
bod cine fleine g9iINe. Sie modte
aIio eiuen uerlegeueu 9nir.
,8einabe mdre i'd auT bic Ger
mutbung getommeu, bic liebensipiir'
bise 10dfer Der 6rau Wlautbor pol
mir al Ieben," iaste Der G'raf. a2lller.
bugs glaubte id, baB biele Iodtel
nod ein tleines Mldoden iein milne.
aSie irren, 6err Gjruf, iagte SiOrc
nit ibrem ieinen Stimmdjeu. .6rau
0lontbor bat gar teine 3O@ter-ibr(
finsiee Godter 1T loot, i'd weiB ba'
aana aenaH,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26

3u0tfeinboGb ailomcter
8ilrite1, Der 4. 3anuur miro ben
in S&ien garnjlonirau0en 2ruppen 9es
uiB in licber Grinnerung bleiben; /;
oenn iiir bieien Sag murSe sur 6eier
Der @r6iinun9 otr }peiteu information
noIen SOdtuuitau5iielluug cine Wai>
ienobipsiiung Ser 28iener 1ruppen nit
29ilrileln, &}ulDN5 uuo anOeren Seder-
biiIen ncbIt oen ba}u geB6rigen Guam
titdtan Sier unO g&eiu, oeranItoltet.
Gem @eigtmad Der Solboten ent,
ipredeH0, befonlen Die uu9ariI1cn 8e=
gimeater Getreciiner, sic 1lierrei6i,
ideu o2Gieuer SreulpiirItel. 0as SO
mite bate, ou bic meiI!eu Soloaten
3mci unO ujelleidt aud byei 8oar uers
trooen t6nnan, Die uette 3obt non so, r
0O0 8aar Nijriteln bercitgebalten.
Die mjttlere %duQt zines Quseinonoerz
geIiredten 0ijrIelpOnre5 III uur 25
Gentimcter gersduet, er8ibt, wenu
man bic $4,000 Ya0r Q9:rItelu neben
eiuauber legt, cine geiammttdn9e uon
l2R Silometern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26

Su G Glonbite, tem neueut0edten
Gjolo9ebiete ser unwirtbti1en Oolb=
iniel sllaSta, 1nuB e8 re6t munter sus
seben, msnn eS lid beitatigt, baB in
elmer @aitwirtbi6aft baielblt iolgenbe
sntiinoisung an9eidiasen tpprben lit:
s8et6Itiauns miro MIR oegeu 9oraus,
bejablun9 9eliefert; nit 9obnen
m0bentliG S25, obne 0obnen $l2.
SolS frei. Gas @initeden pon Sartois
feln ODER anberen @Bmaaren bel Glide
lit itren9iiens uerboten. Wion eriunrtct,
baB Die Serren iid Dor Dem Suule
maiden uab lid bos 8aiier oaiu lelbft
i6mel3en. Sir Sos nGtbige Gis III
nidts Su Sablen. Sir Sitplaee bis
auf Die gntferuuns BON fiinf SUP pom
9odofen III beiOnoers gu be5ablen.
Nadtsdlte lDerbeu eriuAt, baS n0tbige
2oSerltrob ielbli mitSubriusen; fir
re9elmdBise aunOen iteben @ettltellen
in Der Sddnfltube bereit. 9ltlen Ser
ionen miro anempfOpten, Die Stieielu
fir Die 9iadt nidt absulegeu, ga ser
Sauseigentbiimer feline Gerantiuortuns
Oofiir iibernimmt. 3eoe Gsdldgerei,
SdicBeret un0 jeoeS gjejGnt bli Glide
lit urbebingt uuteria8t. g9er ouge0en
uerit6Bt, wiro eridoiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26
Sic galiamitnser opn Gotta a;ea.

@ieIe Waonate lang Guben tte 8alfdmhn5er BON
Gotta Silica seidl'&te @esteruussnrteu auS9eoebes,
bts ber 03stras , wt es tetb auf ST. OO0 600 seeut
Bat. Suipetoren he's @ebetmctenie8 waren e8 baupts
id9ib. peIde ole uebelbdter Der IuS au8lieferten,
Dte Wirtidmfett bes Sehetmeterite8 tft lber aaem
MS, fDnbtrn cine centnnbtee TSSt5ubs, Sas per
Dieaft, pelGeu Soiteder' Wdsenbltters ben 5Gpaz
den, @ere6fen urh DpSpeutttern tetitet epn rpirts
!asm Ssertss ". quo caocn Pat es: ME srn ben
gen sesebeu, tnOeHen bic meiiterba aus5rbetun9
her Gttfette unb ole @Suete be8 betltsen Senrg unb
oes Oia4eu ue6it eer auberortenta Tein ou8aefnbrz
ten ippo8raphifGen arbett ldNen fid NIT Ggfpl5 ntt
nafmaben. Seberma1u, Der bdS 8itters aebrau6t
tet, tennt fetne punberbarer Gtseui9aen unb bic
Waertmale ees Geubsreu ber FIui9rn. DiefeS anaes
nehme 8elebnus8mtttel perhutet unb bet NIT poftper
Stterteit Walartd, RbeuuatismuS, 2eberletben,
Nierenbei4mereen unS op8pepfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26

Ole gr6Bteu &unftinma III /.
lungen Der Grbe. 9,adl 9ingabe
bon SaGtennern ran9jtm bic Guuile
iaminlungen, beSicbaagslUejie Der 9lus
3ahl bon @emdloen odtiu, in iotecnoer
Sronuug: Gallerie uon 8ariailles
1000, a0nislihe GemdiOeDalleric in
Dresoeu 2200, OiuieO oe5 Grabo in
WiubriO 1893, Gallerie i'm 2oupre,
Pari8 1900, aoilerlife 3remitage in
Ct. petersburg 1851, @allerie bes
8elneoere, @ieh 1850, 9inafotbet in
Wiiin9en 1922. 2llteS Oiuieum in
Berlin 1850, @allerie Der lliiicieu in
GlOlenS 1900, 9iationoIgollerie in
SonbCn 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26

Sir 6euerbe itn.:an9 ideint
unter aileu yialionalit1;- - Der 0eutidDe
am empi0ualidJiter VI i'iu. 3n Dem
yort fOmmt i'm &GrDattniE aus oeuts
i6en Sreiien Die piefiahe 3obl aller
anseren Gerbrsnuuugeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26

Wetteilen bilOen eirc teliette
llnterbaltung bel Den Gewobnern pon
sllaSfa. ger am meiiten 3ll uertil0en
0ermo9, miro bort fir ben at5tbariten
W|ann gebalten unO pOn Sen glnOelen
h0dl aeehrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26
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NO. 507 OR.9ouROH.Stra8e.
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uub Shweinedeiif.
Spe3iaIitdt: 9unges Sfaibi1eiit.
gllIe QrieH BON WurIt, Sdinfeu.
3unge, S6mGls &c.
5n bemieIben QOtale befiNOet f9 eiu
Tii9s u,to Mnfferns MART,
8dgIid grobe elu8pabI ton Friiden
JSi|hen, 4uliern, Wilb. @eFiigel
aGer 2lrt. Selepbon 399,
8efelIuugen fur GIeiit uub Jiid &c.
uerben In irgenb etnem Sbeile Der
Stubt frei 9bgetieiert.
2aabrstb's edte 5aattortORsIn.
3ebu bcrFdiebene Sorien bel
8. 6. outb & SObn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26
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cyt43 NJFYREIEEIEER VEt c'UHV1EVEFE
it Geiun6bsit. 0a8 @sbeimniB Der
Gciun5bcit it Die Grait, bic u0tbigc
S-uaptiiat Qeben8mittel gu psrbauen
unO 3u aiiimiliren.
81 9bnru Qirs brhannt!
Suits gsherpilen turirsn unter alien
llmtanOea &Opfihmer3sn, Dpspepiis,
0IaIariu, 8erltOpfuus uuO dbulide
6rantbsiten.
Sntt's Seber Yt1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26

- grmarte aass pom MitIeib. nur
feline 0alFe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-26
lDitnihtGu6.
Wenu Sbr@u6 irgenbwo nieberIaHeu
wolIt, t6ut es entlang ber 2iuie Der
Satt Wntoaio attO Mrau:
las Bot 8a1tt,

i'm Garten. Sitritt bes Staates. @e.
Iuabbeit unb alima und6ertroHen.
8i0ise 2dabereieH fir ben 6armer,
Wtarftgdrtner, Obft. uub gieb8iidter.
Wegeu @in3elbeiten nenbet @u9 on
s. s. Martiu, 6. g. a.,
San Nntonio, Seras.
Evening star., 1898-12-29
SPAIN'S. . CABINET ALARMED
,,r., -g>,,8 .SYi- ..r.
Ministers Deny Rumors of Intervention ,oi
j.
.. Foreign Power; +''~-al
England Said to Be After Balearfc
Islands and the Straits
of Gibraltar.

MADRID, December 29.-The minister of
foreign affairs. Duke Almodovar de Rio,
and the minister of tie Interior Senior Cap
depon, ha re thought it advisable to DENY
as absolutely unfoundei the stories of the
republican and Carlist press affirming that
a foreign power is preparing to intervene
in the event of the internal and financial
affairs of Spain taking a bad turn, and that
Great Britain has designs on the Balearic
Islands and the Straits of Gibraltar
The newspapers here express the opinion
that the decision attributed in this city to
President Mckinley to have the treaty of
peace ratified in January alters the aspect
of political affairs in Spain. Ministerial
circles think it better to postpone the set
tement of the crisis until the treaty is
ratified.
There are mysterious rumors of a recent
meeting of dozen generals, the object of
which has not been divulged, but which. it
is said, may Importantly affect the sftua-
ton. The government is believed to be
aware that the meeting has taken place
and is understood to be taking the steps
necessary to prevent undesired develop
mentS.
Evening star., 1898-12-29
Washington stock Excb,,v.

teSsd saddesSIegular si sal12 o'clock m-U s. ss regis
i47A Capital Traction, 20 at 81, utn at s. 500 a' h
hnotsss hesstnp 1o II E1!lsad 10 at
ston Monotype e. 10 n & 10 at u dsa 10 at 49,
After a. as eS as as 5s at
District Of Columbia Bonds.-5s. aoye,r f,ndt,,
fUo,in foo pa g 1901, water stock, I05 bid sGs
M, Miseea1eeas si Bonds Metropolitan Railroad S.
asi es eid hi n .s asked Metropolitan Railroad
Cert ndeS ias as ssfSd S stropo,an Raroai
cert 1de65 100 bid coiamBbia cib'n Rnllraad Ra,Fead @
I9 Iao pa pa WASHINGTON Gas Company series A. 6s
12o bid U. s. Electric Light deb. imp ,s ios S niS id
Amer sscnrt and podSmae nS 49, %Teephone 1os
ton Market Company 1st 6s, lis bid washington
Market Market aIsnS SSmpany imp s 15 bid Washing
deb hs So bs b 19s BID American Graphophone
i54 asked Farmers and Meehanles', xiso bid Sec se
ers 1l6o bid I1o asked Lincoln. H11o bid, lis
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies Safe
peposf ana ana s nFst m S S6 sd l6 asked washington
curity and Trust 1do bid. Washington Safe De-
IS bid As asked Metropolitan I75 bid Coreoran C.ta
155 bid o, Potomac o 90 bid bid Arlington; 1a5 bid
bid, u asked Columbia; 19A bid, 1lh asked
asssa mssi Iaedn sa ss ssfed 1 ssfs ba
hid.
Title Insurance StOcks.-Real Estate Title x79
bid. Columbia Title, rs bid, 51 asked. District
Title. bid. asked.
Railroad Stocks.-Capitai Traction Company xs7
bid, SITS asked. Metropolitan. IA bid i46iL ask
ed Columbia, 65 bid, Is asked lexington. 20 bid,
25 asked
Gas and Ele :tric Light Stocks. Washington Gas.
49x bid. 81 asked. Georgetown Gas, KS bid.
u s. Electric Light, x123 bid I31 asked
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac 521s
bid SO asked. Pennsylvania, IS bid so asked
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mefgenthaler Linotype
xls5 bid, 1859 asked. Lansion Monotype, 15si bid,
asked. American GTaphophone preferred. 1877 bid
1875 asked. rheumatic Gun Carriage, "a bid, SO
asked Washington Market. 10 bid. Great Falls
Ice, lis bid, 125 asked. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat SO bid.
xEx dividesd.
Evening star., 1898-12-29
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION
Capital Company Holdings Purchased by
Owners of Anacostia Line
Objects of the Purchasers Said to BE
to Provide Modern Street
Railway Facilities.

An interes ting change in the control of
street RAILROADS of this city was made to-
day when Frederick c. Stevens and Mr..
o. T Crosby purchased the Capital rail-
way. 1t is well known that these gentle
men are members of and representatives, of
a syndicate that has acquired a controlling
interest In the Anacostia road and has also
purchased the Belt road. and own the City
and Suburban road as well as the George
town and Tenlsytown road
The acquisition of the Capital road in
the same interest is in accordance with
the policy that has marked the entire series
of purchases. namely, to supply modern
street railway facilities i'll certain locali-
ties. 1t has been announced to be their in
tentiOn soon as they get control of the
Anacostia road to equip the city portion
with the underground system, and the sec
tion outside the city with the overhead.
The Capital railway, which was built to
primarily develop Congress Heights, runs
over the tracks of the AnaCoStia railroad
from the foot Of the hill where this subdi-
vision is located through AnacoStia, across
the bridge to the city. Now that the road
has passed into the control of the company
that owns the AnacoStia, all that will be
necessary will be to equip the spur of the
Capital railway that extends to the Insane
Asylum and Congress Heights. the balance
of the route being that of the Anacosia
road.
Inc president OF the Capital Railway
Company. Mr.. Arthur F.. Randle retired
today from the management of the com
pany. and the manager of the GEORGETOWN
and Tenleytown railroad. Mr.. Lewis T.
Hall. was placed in charge of the road AS
soon as possible the road is TO be equipped
and operated as part of the system of
street railroads now under the same con-
troll; The Capital Railway Company has
by law the right to transfer service with
the Capital Traction Company at the navy
yard gate. and also to build an extension
up l1th street east to East Capitol street.
The company has not avaled itself of this
latter privilege
Evening star., 1898-12-29
ADDING TO HIS HOLDINGS.
Important Transfer of Realty tn I'll.
Secretary State

secretary of State.
Deeds were placed on record today by
which Mr.. John Hay. the Secretary of
State, added considerably to his real estate
holdings on Connecticut avenue Before
gong to London as an ambassador from
this country Mr.. Hay purchased through
his agents, Fitch, Fox & Brown, real estat te
brokers, the property at the southeast cor
ner of Connecticut avenue and l. street.
This house was once the residence of ex-
Gov. Shepherd, and subsequently the
home of the late Attorney General Brew
ster. Since the return of Mr.. Hay to this
country he has, through the same agents.
added to his holdings in that locality. until
by the latest acquisition, referred to, he
owns total frontage of 21S feet on Con-
necticut avenue and 10 feet on I, street
comprising a total area of over 20 Oo0
square feet. 1t is understood the purchases
have been made not with the intention cf
improving the property as a whole. but to
hold 1t as an investment
by deeds filed this afternoon Mr. How
CURED the title to frontage of eiehtv.saH-
en- and half feet on the east side of Gov
nectucut avenue between K and 7, streets
Ihe property Is known as lots : % 10 80
81, IN square 1854. -ot % was purchaSa5 az
Michael Nolan, at a cost of $50 600. LOT 10 ~
Jas. Il. Fitch for SIS 500; lot "a of Ra,i +, u
Wlnger. at a cost of $1S5OO. whiIe H.
Whlch stood In the name of VIM w o.
as trustee for Mrs. Jas. M Johnston CO..
$l''ooo' making a total cost of $69, 900
Evening star., 1898-12-29
FILES ITS ANSWERS
metropolitan Railway Resnopas g..
Petition of Brightwood Comnan

me metropolitan Railway Company late
TINS afternoon filed Its answer to tbe
amended petition of the Brightwood rail-
way IN the petition instituted by the lat
Ter 10 secure reciprocal trackage The
answer Is Voiuminous- Among other things
the Metropolitan company declares tha.
the execution or attempted execution of
the arrangements suggested. but not doe
nitely and plainly proposed, by the Bright
WOOD company would interfere with. i'm
pair and destroy the Metropolitan comma
ny's electrical system and injure its SER
vice. and would involve it in financial en-
barrassment and prevent the payment of
its just debts and obligations
The damage that such an arrangement
would occasion to the Metropolitan Com
Evening star., 1898-12-29
CLUSTERING OUT VOLUNTEERS
Regiments Believed to BE In tn
List.

The Secretary of War has made some
progress in designating the volunteer regi-
ments to be mustered out, but no announce
ment will be made until the list is COM
pleJed. 1t is believed, however, that the list
will include the 31st Michigan, now at
Knoxville; the I'd Tennessee, at Columbus,
Ga; the Sd Tennessee, at Admission, Ala
the Sd North Carolina (colored), at Macon:
the 6th Virginia {colercd}, at Macon, and
the 1st West Virginia, at Columbus, Ga.
These regiments would constitute good
part of the volunteers to be mustered out
for the entire number will not run very
high, owing to the purpose to first muster
out the volunteers at Manila and reduce
the regulars down to the number contem-
plated by law when the war closed.
1t is said at the War Department that no
change in plans as to the mastering out of
troops will be made a result of the
threatening outlook in the Philippines.
Representative White of North Carolina
today requested President Mckinley to con-
tinue the Sd North Carolina Regiment in
service. The regiment is said to be the
only one in the service officered entirely by
colored men, of which it is composed The
President saw the regiment at Macon, Ca,
when he was there and was favorably i'm
pressed with its appearance. The President
indicated to Mr. White that he would re-
tain the regiment in service.
Evening star., 1898-12-29

taken" said Gen. Miles. Forty vessels ar
rived at Porto Rico after We arrived there,
and not a paymaster was among them.
The fact is that no paymaster reached
Porto Rico during all the time we were
there. ] teiegraphed from Guantanamo as
early as July Is advising that plenty of
paymasters and funds be sent to Cuba
and Porto Rico. you can see for your
self what the facts are
In proof of his statement Gen. Miles
Showed the reporter copy Of his dispatch
containing the advice as to the paymasiers.
When informed that it is said that the
contractors who furnished the beef intend
to sue him. he replied:
Let them go ahead"
Evening star., 1898-12-29
MONEY FOR THE DISTRICT.
Citizens Appear Before the Senate
SubcOm m ittee

The subcommittee on the District Of CO.
lumbia bill of the Senate committee on ap-
propriations was in session all day today.
Col. George HI. Harries, secretary of the
board OF trade, was before the committee
late yesterday afternoon in regard to a
number of local needs Today Bishop Sat-
terlee c. c. Lancaster B. Fl. Warner
and Evan II. Tucker appeared before the
subcommittee on various matters
The subcommittee Is almost through with
its work. Its report will probably be
placed before the committee on appropria-
tions next Tuesday. Senator Allison said
to Star reporter today that he did not in
tend to call meeting of the fun commit
tee during the present week, for the reason
that many members would be absent 1t
would be difficult to get fun attendance
Evening star., 1898-12-29
Govern ment Bonds.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, December 29.-Flour-Firmer I'M.
changed; receipts, 1851 barrels: exports 2Sl bar.
rels; sales. $50 barrels. wbeat-Unsettled; SPOT
and month, 7oa75ls January, 75Aa75as; February.
l5laa75R; steamer No, ? red, 72h: receipts 40 43d
bushels; exports. 100000 bushels; stock. 500 29s
bush is; sales 3o,0 0e0 bushels; southern wheat by
Easier; spot and month, 4aai3A December new OF
ala as 4sai1s; January & &asH@st2s ZAP February. 4aAa
bushels: exports. 12O,sl5 bushels; stock. 1,si5S3s
bus bushels saies, 5000 bushels southern white corn
white, 33lea34 No. mixed 32a32B; receipts.
2oS6 bushels EXPORTS none stock, 14s, ,594 bushels
ern; 6D& receipts, lg,s62 bushels: exports. s511
tns timnshv stHsk a,c S i7tsls bashels Hayoue No
Sagar. Strong. unchanged. Butter-Steady uncflane.
ed. Eggs.Steady unchangetl.s5 Cheese-Steaiy un-
Unchanged
Evening star., 1898-12-29
WILL PRESERVE THE PEACE
Gen Brooke Takes Precautions Against
Rioting in Havana.
Even Gomez VIII Be Turned Back IL
He Attempts to Come There
Monday.

HAVANA, December 29.-No procession
or open air assemblages of bands of Cuban
soldiers will be allowed in Havana during
the first week of January. The plans OF
the patriotic committees for a dinner to
the soldiers in the Prado, a civic parade
and five days of public demonstration will
not be permitted. No Cuban soldiers, ex.
cept as individuals, can enter Havana
Should General Gomez and an armed fol
lowing, large or small, attempt to reach
this city, they will be turned back.
The American military administration is
determined not to allow conditions favor
able to an ebullition of violence 1t is point.
ed out that crowds are easily led and if nc
crowds are permitted to assemble there will
be no mobs to lead.
General John r. Brooke, the governor
general of Cuba, has decided that no out
RACES upon the retiring or remaining Span
lards will be allowed to occur, and that nc
Spanish stores will be sacked if the Ameri-
cans can prevent it.
More Spanish Troops Leave.
About 1,600 Spanish troops left Havana
from the vicinity of the palace, the arsenal
Guanajay, yesterday.
Two companies of the Pennsylvanians
under Maj. Meyer, went to Mariel yester-
day.
Col. Seyburn of the 202d New York resi-
ment raised the American flag yesterday
over the municipal building at Mariel, in
the presence of a number of notable per
sons and the people of the town. He made
a speech in English, which was interpreted
into Spanish, in the course of which he
said:
I'm this solemn act you must not see any
meaning except maternal love and protec-
tiCn, never domination. We do not wish to
see differences between parties. All Gu
bans ought to unite with us, so as to re-
create Cuba.
I'm the name of my government and ma
ton, l assure you that in proceeding this
way you will obtain free and happy coun-
try
The colonel caused 500 rations to be dis
tributed to the poor, and the event was cell
ebrated by a ball at night.
Col. Seyburn goes to Cabanas and Bahia
Honda from Mariel in order to distribute
ratiOns
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pany's 9th street line. SO it is stated, would
not be less than 100000
The Metropolitan Company says, further.
that the only scheme which it can suggest
and the only offer proposition which it
can make or legally be required to make, in
respect OF the use of it's tracks by the
Brightwood company, is to again offer and
propose to do what 1t is required to do by
the act of June II, 1896. and that is to draw
over its tracks sf9ch reasonable number of
the Brightwood ycompany's trail cars as
may be required for the accommodation OF
through passengers, as will not be to the
undue detriment of the Metropolitan Com
pany.
Evening star., 1898-12-29
ADMIRAL SAMPSON OUT AGAIN.
Had n Long Conference With Secre.
tary Long.

Rear Admiral Sampson called at the NAVY
Department this afternoon and had a long
conference with Secretary Long in regard
to conditions in Havana and naval affairs
generally. Admiral Sampson is a victim
of the grip, and, although much better than
he has been for the past few days, is still
in feeble health and will undoubtedly re-
quire long rest before he will be able to
resume active duty. Unless he should suf-
Ter a relapse and his health give way, he
VIII be continued in command of the North
Atlantic station, with the New York now
a New York, as his flagship.
Admiral Sampson, accompanied by Secre-
tary Long, paid his respects to President
Mckinley this afternoon
Evening star., 1898-12-29
MAY SUCCEED HIMSELF.
The President Will Probably Reap-
point JAS. ID. YeOmans.

1t is understood to be probable that the
President will appoint James D. Yeomans
of Iowa to succeed himself on the interstate
commerce commission. The law provides
that Mr.. Yeomans' successor shall be a
democrat. Mr.. Yeomans is gold democrat
and his reappointment is asked by many
gold democrats who supported Mr.. Mckin-
ley in 1896
Evening star., 1898-12-29
Army Officers Discharged.

The following named officers of the vol
unteer army have been honorabiy dis
charged: Capt. Henry C. Getzendanner, I'd
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry; Capt.
James NJ Joplin, 9th Illinois Volunteer In
fantry; First Lieut.. Percy NJ Burrill, 18th
kins Mcllvaine, 18th New York Volunteer
Infantry, and Second Lieut.. Thomas NJ.
Rabory, 18th New York Volunteer In
fantry.