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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
By John 4. Coddln a. Co.
Real Esta,e Agents and Auctioneers
Bank and Eleventh g reefs.
OF
A THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
on
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL. BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust.
dated 10th January. 1890, recorded IN
Hichmond Chancery Court IN ID. =. g
ID. page 81. default having been made 10
me payment Of ne debt therein sec -red
and being required by the beneh larry so
to DO We viii sell. al public auction. on
the premises, on
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL @. lS0s.
Al 4:30 o'clock j. NJ. the aforementioned
DWELLING known as No. IL east
canal street containing y rooms. besides
detached tiick kitchen With rooms. and
a large brick stable. The. lot has IRON.
OF "a feet and a depth OF l5i ieet 70 an
alley rs feet wide, also cubic alley on
west side.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs Of
execu ing this trust all taxes TO day OF
sale. and TO discharge a note OF sl,5g,
vi n interest thereon from jam 10
fSgS. and balance IN twelve months. TO-
negotiable note, with interes, added. q
secured by a deed OF trust on the prDpef.
~ II is likely more liberal terms VII
Je announced az time of sale.
A. =. APPERSON
l.. c. RICHARDSON,
rotoctd Trustees.
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Rlcnmond. ". March n. y

Richmond. Va. March - ls'o
HAVE THIS DAY APRON J 70 Il. L.
bRACKET1 my agent 20 eon'u gu
Market Riehmord. a.. at stalls Nos.
los and NJ. and have conferred gpon
my said agent authority 10 Ouy ana sen
for cash only. ,,.rr-r,o,.r
mh2l-ltt' J. l. i'NoNi~i -
NEW BOATS FOR PLEASURE SEEK,
EhS.-HaVing removed my ooa's all
landing from Mayo's Island 70 Swee-
news Ferry. foot OF Iwenty-e ghih
street. south side OF the dock. do mos
respectfully ask the continued palro .
age Of former customers ahH t"e pun
lie generally. A large number OF orr
hoais are rev. having been hui'i by The
late ]. w. Craig. which alone speak for
their safety ard comfort: sohcluns
snare OF your pa ronsee ! sh'
Respectfully.
j. J. ROSE.
nh2i-f MANAGER Mrs J. w. Cralz.
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Proposals

PROPOSALS WILL re RECEIVED AT
the Bureau OF supp is ana Accounts =
Navy Delar ment. W tshins'o. -
mi - o'clock noon. A-.U 20. lcslS, and
nuhiiriv onened ir.atdiately therear er.
Ia f,ynish e. ,ne New York navy-yafd
IA 100 .'1nds OF Navy Tobacco. Blank
nro..,,sals viii be furnished upon appt-
y, lon 10 the Navy Pay once New
Yo,k or 10 the Bureau EDWIN
sTTWkRT. Paymaster General u. 3 N.
nh2T-su2t
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Dv A. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AND
LOT CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND EVERETT SHEETS.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated
March l5 1883 and recorded In the
Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court In
p. 3. s. page 235. default having been
made In the payment OF two OF the notes
secured thereby and being directed so 10
do by the holder thereof ] VIII sell at
public auction on The premise on
FRIDAY. THE lsT DAY OF APRIL 1905
AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ
the above house and lot fronting forty
feet on the east side o. Thirteenth street
and running back between the northern
line of Everett street and a line parallel
Herewith i22 feet 10 a alley. The house
is attractive well-bunt. in good order
and contains eight or ten rooms. the lot
is a fine one
TERMS Cash stncient 10 pay the
costs Of executing this trust. taxes. and
TO pay the sum OF si035 and interest
thereon from March 18th. the balance on
a credit OF ore year deferred payment
bearing interest ana secured by deed OF
trust. r. p. PETTIGREW, Trustee
a. L. ADAMSON. Auctioneer.
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LOST AND rouNp.

LOsT. A BLUE TICK OR BLUE SKIN
uOtrND. brown ears. twelve mon. rs
"a Answers 20 the name OF Chicf.
i've dollars reward. ". {. RHODES,
Third-S,re Engine-Honse. h ID.
mh2T-lts
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LOST. BETWEEN FIRST AND BROAD
and Jefferson and Cary. a GOLD
BRACELET. with six amosd settings.
Finder viii be linerally rewarded by
returning same 10 Miss PEARL JOHN
SON, 100 south Jefferson street
mh2Z-fts 4
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or OFFlCE.-THE OFFICE
Of J. l. BOSWELL. Jr.. Real Estate
agcut, has Deun teinO, ed fr1m NO :
north Ten street to No. 8 NORTH
ELEVENTH STREET, between Main
and Bank streets. mh2I-3t
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REMOVAL OF OFFICE.-THE OFFICE
OF the COOPERATIVE INVEST MENT
ASSOCIATION. OF Richmond. has be n
removed from No north Ten h street
10 No. o NORTH ELEVENTH
sTprET. between Main ard Bank
streets mh27-3t
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON EAST
Err MONDAY. Mrs Gill
$3.50 Round Trip.
ess society column. ch27-it'
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Dy Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloheers.
Not north Tenth Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 40xl0o
FEET or LAND. WITH FRAME SIN
ROOM DWELLING 40. 1904 ". LEIGH
STREET. THEREON.
Bv virtue OF certain decd OF trust
dated 18th March. 1892. OF record IN the
clerks office Henrico County Court d. T.
1879 A.. page 200. default having been made
In the payment OF greater portion OF
the debt thereby secured. and being re-
CURED 90 TO do by the beneficiary. we
will sell by az ton upon the premises
on THURSDAY. TIVE -8lsT DAY OF
MARCH, 1895. al 5 o'clock J. NJ, the
property located as above
Terms. CASH as TO expenses OF sale
and balance due on note Of $780, with in
terest from 10th March. 1897. The residue
II any. al V months. with per cent in
terest added. ano secured by deed or
trust
A. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD 5. ROSE.
Trustees.
y. SIT may be that more liberal terms
Will be giNtn. IL so. the announcement
will be made al hour OF sale
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l. a
In execution of the decree OF the Law
and EqLity Count n he ely Of c..
mOnd Of the lJ.h day or Narcn, 1898. en-
,eied In the cause sty.e- Clsy DreWiN
and ais. VS.. Ia. bolt & sons Company a-C
ais therein pending, the underslsnei..
trustee. IN lie deed Ct trust from ia Dys'
q sons Company. Of the LIST cay OF rep
ruary, 1891, appointed special coWAls-
sloner ~ said Ge-Iee 10 eXeeu me Tqs.
Of said ueeu. win Olrer Tor sale, ny p-b.le
auction, on The premises, IN Inc city OF
Richmond, Va. on the
2SIH DAY OF APRIL. NEXT,
CommenCing al y cock M. TIC pr perry.
company including Machinery Flxtur
DTaw.nbs, latterns, GOODWILL ana Nhat-
ever else constitutes me plant, mentloHe~
and described IA said fust-deeu' an
embracing the TO lowing:
That LOT OF LAND. with the shops
foundry. Office b.iOing ana other IN
proven, nts hereon. si.uased IN the city
If hlchmond az the sou invest toinei
of Cary and SeventCen.h streets. 'front.'
ing on Cary street 3Ts feet ana runhla-
hack as 70 the larger part thereon 100
feet 10 an alley and. as TO large 2ai
of he remainder through 10 Dock street,
a stance Of 225 feet win a spur-trh"i
OF the Southern Railway Company along
It's enuTe boutueln tOundeiy, aLu inc
ing machinery. fixtures, drawings pat
.erns and goodwill
Also The two Warehouses, .ront!ng. re-
spectlvely. 40 feet 10 ilches and = Zee.
g inches on tho northern line or cary
street In from Of the main plant. and
running back 10 feet n an alley 20 reel
vide. and VIII oh may. II desired. be s-lu
separately from the balance OF the prop
cray. , 49, 49,.
10 part OF the manufactured or IN
manufactured machinery, merchandise,
and material consdiuilne inc pio1uct
stock In rade on said premises, Is en-
bfaced IN h s sale. ,,,
Descriptive catalogues will be furnished
Terms: Ore-four'h OF the purchase
money In cash. and the balance ~ tnief
equal instruments Of princil al. 10 De eVi-
dcnced by negotiable notes. win inter
eel added from the Gay Of sale. pay
able respectively six, twelve ard eIgh-
cen months after their date. and 'l,it
10 be retained Nl all the purchase. money
~ naid and conveyance ordered by the
Court. or the purchaser. al MS election
may pay al he purchase money N ,y yash'
Special Commissioner.
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Commercial Guarantee Comp'V

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Loans and ENDORSEMENTS. 80 10 500 on
stocks. bonds. cash lie pol cIrs etc N e
accommodate clerks and persons who
keep no bank account. Saturday hours.
. 10 H. 10 Z mh2 =,
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AUC IoS s4LE,-fufure Days.
~ W. Rove
Real lisa e ALcti0neer.

COMMISSIONER 5 SALE OF THE
\ NALOAhL1 MANUtAC1U R.->u
oORhS or TALBOT q oONS COM
PAM, WITH IHE Plan 4 AM GOOD.
vail, And MhIOh NAVE DEEN IN
SUCDESSf l. OPEKA1IO.N rCR Al
LEAST FRAY IEAnS AND " HlCl.
ARE WELL EQUIFTED FOR HE
MANUFAC1 Ckh Or L.,GINES, BOIL
EhS. SAY MILLS AND AIACAlNERI
GENEkALLI, Al AUCTION.
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onIce " Cl.y Eng neer.

Richmond, Va, March -. lbjS.
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.-THE COM
mittee on Sueets wiz a. l.s regular
meeting 10 be he'd In Room No. .. CITY
Hall. on MONDAY, March 18th. a ,
p NJ. take up tor 5 cOLsidefa non and
acton TIE petluon OF the Richmond
RAILWAY and Electric Company, asking
10 be allowed 10 remove tner tracks
on Franklin street from Seventh 10
Iwenty-lrst on BanA street from
Min n To Twelfth, and on Ninth am
Twelfth streets from Franklin 10 BANS
streets, and in lieu OF same % cons W..
tracks on Iwenty-nIs. street nom
FRANKLIN TO Main. and thence over lne
Ma n-sfreet racks 10 ScNrIl'h sti B.
where they will connect vi anu Iul
over their present line running no. ~.
Notlce is hereby given and ai PaI'..e
me ested in elmer way arc hetspy ~,
vifed 10 be present az TINS me ilus @"1
exnrass heir views on TINS slDJ-c-
~ order OF the euD-g oilHl! .eg, w
Streets. ~ Clerk.
1IE CO.PARTNERShlP hEl'E u.
fore existing between tns t.S a. %i.s-
under tne arm name 81 fcn yy,sf
TY < TRAFIERl. az &C, t,.sSoiyei by
,,,,,,,,ai co,ecnt. Said Traten haNlh =
s1,cccefed 10 said business. assumes AZ
Nsbilles and Wih receive a"
make collections. etc. o,tr,cn.,,
mh23-Gt ChA5lh 4NAf ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
SIOCkhOLDERS Of the AMERICAN
.pHNNE AND TELcGRAPh
COMPANY. Of Virginia. FOR the election
o. a pf-alutui anu uNe di. ectOls FOR the
ensu ng year. and FOR the transaction
o. su,n Other business a may legal y
come before The meeting will be held at
he ouire Of the company. In the Cham
Ter uf commerce building In The city OF
Richmond. Va. on FRIDAY. April S.
ISIS at - O'Clock nOOn
MELVILLE EGLESTON.
Secretary.
Richmond. Va. March Il. -,
mh9O&27-2t
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SIR IAL oII,Es.

PATENT APPLICATION FOR IN
PROVED MACHINE FOR MAKING
CIGAkEIl To.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

so WEEKLY SELLING SPECIALITY
scans Perfumes. Toilet Articles. and
giving customers double value In hand
some presen Is. exc US We frrri orv; SAM
nie OUTFIT free. LEASE SOAP CO. On
cinnau o. Wh-'-N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
l. OR sALE-oNLY $500.
A DAY-WIRD " DWELLING,

Double lot. two fronts: Twcnty-thire
street only $3.50 cash required, balance
j THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
mh27-it NIB Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

EIGHT OR TEN LIVE AGENTS To
represent A new company can make
nom SIS 10 So per week. steady en-
pl0vmeut. easy work Apply 2lll@ nor .
sixth street every day. next week from
q N 10 p NJ mn2I-lts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

sl~o MONTHLY PROFITS THIS SPRING
TO reliable statesmen selling our wrap
pnR iaper bags. Advertising Novel;
ties 10 an classes retail business houses
NXe meter Won take our goods as a 3 de
UneD KEMPER THOMAS PAPER
CO.. CinCilnau. o. mhZi-lt
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WANTED. FlRST-CLAsS AGENTS IN
sverv state county and town for best
selling article every handed by AGENTS
salary or commission. W B. HER
RFpT TT Dearborn building, Chicago.
mh2T-l.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

~~~~~N~O-~~-~~N~O~~~-O -~O~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~N-N
Medical College OF Virginia.
Richmond. March 49, lsJS
THE BOARD Or VISITORS or THIS
Institution Will assemble IN he college
bun, Ing on THURSDAY. april p. 1903,
AT II o'clock noon. for the purpose OF
electing a professor TO the Chair Of Dis
eases o. The Eye. Ear and Throat. made
vacant by the death OF Profess or
Charles 81 Shields. NJ. ID. Cand dates
for the position will forward their APP
plea ions and ties lmonlals 10 CHI isto-
phef 1ompkins. NJ. D.. Dean OF the
Faculty. J. h. McCAW NJ. d..
President board OF Visitors
Daniel - Talley. Secretary.
mh2O - - .yJ-ap3.0 TO- Is, Ill II 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of me West-End Ho ne
Building Fund Associa ION viii be he
al the Office Of the president, James n.
Do0ley. No llO3 ast Main rect CHI
mond Va. on WEDNESDAY. April 8.
1855 al O'Clock =. NJ The ua.sfer
books will lie c,osed on March BIS. and
GEO. J. ROGERS.
mhe43oap2G-H Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Northside Land
COmiauy VIII be held al the state Bank
or Virginia on WEDNESDAY. April
9Th, Al . o'clock i. NJ, .,,,,,
Secretary and Treasurer.
mhG-su.tu. thl5t
Onice OF the
Mutual Assurance Solie Of Virginia.
Home Office building loll p Main s..
Richmond. March 20. 1893,
THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF ~
r~o.~tcrs OF his society OF November s.
1857. VIII be held al this office Mo
OA'' "P'" D. EDWIN A. PALMER.
mh20-suit Secretary
TiiE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE
sfockhoders OF the Union Brokerage
COMPANY will be hold A. the office OF
the company on WEDNESDAY, April
~. ISIS al 4.30 =. VI.
r. Chamberlayre.
Secre ary ard Treasurer.
JUNIUS 4. MORRIS.
r1hl2-su wetapl3 President.
THE ADJOURNED MEETING or THE
sfockho'ders Of the TITLE AND IN
10 0'5 east Broad rect. Richmond,
Va ON MONDAY Nprrh ~ lNi>. AT
40 p NJ. ARDEN HOWELL
mh27-it' Secretary.
HELP WAN1Lp- Male.
AGENTS WANTED OPPORTUNITY
Of century TO agents and organizers
able to establish a banking, loan ana
investment business 10 every town IN
the Uni cd Safes. with nrs.-class New
York connections. Exclusive territory
large commissions. Address AMEhi-
CAN INVESTORS CO., IS Park Row
New York a y. mh-'-sufl
AGENTS 90 SS3G DAILY SELLING
n ckel-p ola cd Brilliant Gaslight Burnt r.
FITS ali kerosene lamps. gives beauttu
brlght gas t. hl no Wick. no cnlmney
no smoke cheapest HIGHT known Ftee
sample. ENTERPRISE MFG. co. r.
-. Cinrnna T. O. mh-'-H-
siSo MONTHLY PROFITS THIS SPRING
to reliable statesmen selling our wrap
UnR lauer bags Advertising Novel;
lies. TO all classes retail business houses
(lNe prefer you take our goods az ce
fneJ KEMPER THOMAS PAPER
CO.. Cindnnau o. mhZ'-lt
SO WEEKLY SELLING SPECIALITY
SOaps. Perfumes. Toilet Afucles ana
giving customers double value Ia hand
some Dresen Is. exc us We ffrri orv, sam
ME outdi free LEASE SOAP CO.. Gin
Cinnau o. Hh-'-'N
WANTED. FlRST-CLASS AGEN Is IN
every state. county and town for best
selling article every handed by AGENTS
salary or commission. W b. HER
RFpT TT Dearborn building. Chicago.
mh2I-l.'
EIGHT OR TEN LIVE AGENTS TO
represent a new company can make
nom eiJ 10 50 per week, steady em-
ploymeut. easy work Apply 2lli9 nor D
sixth street every day. next week from
q g. NJ 10 =. NJ. mn<t-lV'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Northside Land
Comiauy VIII be held az the State Bank
or Virginia on WEDNESDAY. April
9th Al > o'clock +. NJ. .
A. +. MOSBY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
mh6-su IA thl5t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

AGENTS WANTED OPPORTUNITY
of a century 10 agents and organizers
able 20 establish a banking loan ana
Investment business 10 every town In
the Uni cd safes. with hts.-class New
York connections. Exclusive territory,
large commissions. Address AMERl-
CAN INVESTORS CO.. IS Park Row.
New York a y mh%i-sufl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

AGENTS 90 SS.3G DAILY SELLING
n ckel-pla Cd Brilliant Caslight Burn, r.
Fits ali kerosene lamps. gives beaut tul
no smoke. cheapest light known Free
sample ENTERPRISE MFG. co, r.
-. Cinrinna T. o. mhZ'-lV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

BY Augustine Royal q Co..
Real Esiate Agents ana AucHoneers
No 10 Ten.h street (Leader BuAding),
Manchester. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA M
vites the public 10 Inspect us Naulif
. e. and especially rs STORAGE Naul,s
for the safe keeping OF silver Plate ana
other bulky valuables They are re.
earded as safe as human Ingenuity ana
skin could make them Al night they
are guarded by a reliable. trustworthy
guard. nH-t-iM
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rEK,ONALs.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICES or
WATCH REPAIRING al l. GOD
DARDS. 0OO east Main street-Alaiu
springs. 81. cleaning e. American
,,iat"bes and warranted ~or twelve
months. An repairs 10 suit the times.
altering key-winoing watches Into SEM
winding "A special y. Satsiact on guar
anteed. Many years with The old lrm
Watch-Maker and Jeweler. COS ease
Main street. mn-'-N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

THE ADJOURNED MEETING or THE
sfockho'ders or the TITLE AND IN
SrrRANCE COMPANY will he he'd nj
No Q'5 east Broad rect, Richmond,
vo an MONDAY fprrh 7e iS1~. at
40 = NJ ARDEN HOW ELL
mh27-us Secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-18
WILL COLLECT REVENUE AT SANTIAGO
United States Custom House Will Be
Opened At 0nce-No Determinations
Will Be Made,

Washington, July 1s.-The United
States will take immediate steps to COL
lect customs revenue at Santiago as a
war contribution. 1t is not improbable
that government customs office be
opened there and will be ready for
business as early as tomorrow.
This action will be taken pending the
final settlement of the question of the
status of Cuba after the close of the
war. Secretary Gage and Assistant
Secretary Howell are busily engaged in
going over the customs schedules in
force under the Spanish rule. The
new rates will follow more or less close
ly those hitherto in force in Cuba, and
will make no determinations in favor
of or against the citizens of any foreign
power, including the United States.
ANY Inconsistencies and excessive levies,
however, will be corrected so soon as pos
Sihlo
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-18
PUERTO RICAN EXPEDITION.
General Brooke's Army is Ready-Force Of
Occupation Will Consist of $4,000
Men.

Washington, July 15.-General Brooke
had another conference today with Secre-
tary Alger, with reference to the prepara-
tions for the Puerto Rico expedition. The
general reports that his army is now
ready, and it is believed they can be en-
barked within a fortnight. 1t is under
stood that Newport News will be the
port Of departure of the larger part of
the expedition. The army of occupation
is expected to consist of about $4,000
men.
Reported Departure of the Expedition.
Washington. $3.50 p. m.-The Puerto
Rican expedition has started on its mis-
sion to capture that island.
Troops Embarking For Puerto Rico.
General Miles, leading the Puerto
Rican expedition, left Siboney, Cuba,
today on the Yale with four batteries
of artillery and few seasoned troops.
Two brigades now at Charleston
are embarking today on transports
for Puerto Rico. All the force
at Tampa, 10000 strong, embracing
artillery. will be put on board as
rapidly as transports can reach there.
General Brooke will take first and sec
ond divisions of his corps from Chcka-
mauga to Puerto Rico. General Brooke
leaves this afternoon for Chckamauga. |
1t is expected the whole expedition will !
be under way in four days. 1t has been
decided to retain General Skaters bri- !,
gage at Santiago for all indefinite pc
rjOd
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-18
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
Socorro County.

Estevan Baca, the newly appointed
postmaster of Socorro, has taken pos
session of the Office. He has engaged
Miss jeanette Wattelet, daughter of
Captain Wattelet, as his assistant.
A literary society is to be organized
by the railroad young men of San Mar
cial.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Southgate, former
residents of San Marcial, are now locat-
ed for time at New Plymouth. Idaho.
Dona Ana County.
Mrs. Oscar Lohman and children. of
Las Cruces, are enjoying an outing in
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Ascarate and
daughter, of Las Cruces have returned
from visit to their ranch in Mexico.
Mrs. Celia Lewis, of San Antonio,
Texas, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Baird, at Las Cruces.
DR.. M. +. Desmarais, county health
officer, has quarantined against Colo
rodo and Hatch. He claims to have dis
covered ITO cases of smallpox In that
vicinity and reports 30 deaths from the
disease.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-18
War Consultation Held.

Washington. July 1s.-The naval war
board, consisting of Secretary Long,
Admiral Siccard, Captain Mahan and
Commodore Crowninshield, was in con-
sultation with the president.
The naval war board conference with
the president lasted less than an hour.
On leaving the White house Secretary
Long said that only matters of detail
were under discussion. No news of i'm
portance had been received. Secretary
Day said nothing bearing on peace had
been received from Spain, either directly
or indirectly. From other sources it is
learned that the government does not
look for peace overtures before the fall
of Havana. 1t is understood to be the
policy of the president to postpone the
Havana campaign until next autumn.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-18

and distant about two miles the City of
Santiago shone out, ,s.he cathedral being
especially defined, and the masts and
tunnels of not few vessels showing at
its wharves. At that distance Santiago
did not show any traces of the destruc-
tion wrought by the s-inch shells fired
on the city last Monday.
Returning to the Brooklyn, Commo-
dore Schley, again accompanied by his
staff, entered the harbor this evening
soon after the mines were exploded.
Captain Cook, of the Brooklyn, is au-
thorty for the statement that the
former Spanish flagship, the Infanta
Maria Teresa, has hoated off the reef
on which she was stranded, and that
her heavy armament is practically un-
injured. The captain also said this
cruiser will almost surely be saved and
form an addition to the United States
navy as a trophy of the glorious July
3rd. The Cristobal Colon may also be
saved, although good deal depends
tain at this time of the year. A heavy
storm might drive the cruiser so high on
the coral reef that it will be impossible
to float her.
Many naval men are outspoken in their
criticism of the treatment of the Colon
after her surrender. They
believe the ship could have been saved
when she slipped back from the reef
into deep water had divers, carpenters
and machinists. with a competent prize
crew been sent on board her. OF the
four big ships in Admiral Cervera's fleet
only two are surely doomed to destruc-
tion. They are the Vizcaya and the
Almirante Oquendo. and these as a CO.
were the two cruisers which
went into Havana harbor after the
blowing up Of the Maine, and We're
moored near the wreck of the Inflated
United States battleship, seeming to
gloat over the ruin caused, while the
people of Havana shouted themselves
loarse, fired myriads of bombs and
Dragged increasingly of what the for
nidable cruisers of Spain would do with
ihe United States navy, should u fight
ever be possible. Surely" remarked
Commander Wainwright, of
5he Gloucester, formerly of the Maine,
this avenges the Maine"
oPCdhlHS VI Vuc lullitdIy NlCCollcS vi
July and and the naval victory of
July 3, Commodore Schley said serious
y: ''These victories may serve not
'nly to deprive Spain Of her colonial
but bring about change
If frontiers in Europe. Spain can not
get the terms now which she might
nave had two months ago. What can
The hope for in six months more of such
warfare? Whom the gods would de-
troy they first make mad!'"