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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE--A nice home. N. &. ayr. bet.
9th and 10th Sc. tor hos~c in BrOokIa OF
lexington; city for country; improved for I'M
improved large for small. private FOR b.tsnesS
etc. and vice versa. ABR AHAN FISHER. 5I2
st. NV. fe5t-s;I -eod-cTn
WILL exchange lots Glen Carlim Va. t,r fsrrt
land. address LAND. this ofEcc reset
NANTED-TO EXCHANGE Beautiful wcIi-in,
proved f1rm of 80 acres in Prince Edward
county. Va. for a house in or mar W Washington:
win assume some incumbFaHCc Call and see
photographs ut PRINTING OFFICE. 997 y It.
NV. fe2eSt
FOR EXCIlANGE-Egsity Of 81 .5O9 in tao nprtlI-
west lots; sure Of advance: for tndilnaielis
real estate. Address INDIANAPOLIS this Of
fee. ie2l-St
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DIR. CZARRA

IN Nervous. chroD!e. skin. and PRIV ATE DIS
EASES. A-RAN. Static. Parade and Gsiyanic
Electricity. in IatsrTh Rheumatism. Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, sexual We3knesSeS. Stricturc.
HemoTrhoId~, syphilis. and Diseases of Women.
Consultation frpn y 10 ., 6ls IA, ave. Bw.
te2f item
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WANTED BY n B,si white girl. place ~ light
houseworSoi nurse Address NJ h. -
30Gl 18th st NV fcafgt
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FOR SAI.E-IOTS.

For SALE Lat. 24xIs4 it.: near electric cars:
Anao0stia, ID. G.; $50; onc-iird cash: hal
ance t. suit. Address r. II. NJ. this office
fe25-3t
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WANTED From owner, small cigar store. or half
interest therein: state daily sales. Address
&C AIRS g.. this Office. II cm
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MOIER's barber school. S,sl Bowery. New YORK
established ls9S; incorporated ls97; harber
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WANTED Two more lady aces1s. A,,,,y tr.
IA. ave. uw.: ground foor. ic55-st
y AANTEb Experienced agents vino can dlill
agents L. sell books and manage TERRITORY
s-,sss; must be honest and canpeiniH r. 4
pIN>MDBE, O2l ,th Il. NV. fs2i-3i
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DR.. LEATHERMAM

EXPERT SPECIALIST (75 Years cxpcrisnce.}
AT private diseases quickly and permanently
cured. SYPHILIS positively cured ia any stage.
Consultation free.
Hours, to IL, to- :. Tues,
Thurs. and Sat. Evenings. To g.
No. 6o2 st. NV Closed Sunday.
.,rI1 1-tt- ON
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MAATED-BrssS signs of every description
grave. professional signs. 81 Call or drop
postal. r. y. NEPHEW. late with r. West, 4jl
X II. WV fc26-3t
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER,
SPECIALIST

in Obstetrics. gold medal awarded for the science
of Obstetrics from the University OF Munich. Ba-
varia; treats successfully wofuen's complaints
and irregularities; private santarium for ladies
before and during confinement. Office hours from
to =. m. No. so Pa ave. NV, Washington.
ID. C. ias1 If
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FOR RENT-1st ID floor, furnished unfur-
nished; near Library. 307 St Sc. fe26-3t-em
FOR RENT-924 9th ST. NV, rooms fats; LIST CT
I'd floor; reference. fe26-St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED Expert pension clerk takes engage
Inents by the hour; day night. L0tHREN
EVANS. this Office. fe2s-6t-em
cash will be paid: paSsed ci.il service. CON-
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

NANrED-A few good boardeIs; plain table:
reasonable terms Apply tO 1876; ST ct
2.l q II. ne. refs required. fe2i-3i
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~ III ih A''t- lsitiN lfiatt ~ N l li4S-
work; or companion 20 iady; home moic oi
an object Than wages. AddrcS- :. y. r.. lhI~ Of
hce ies'-.i-cm
NANTI.D-By respectable coorcd woman.
place plain cook nurse; washing L. do
al home Gail or address u Detrccs 81. nw.
Item
WANTED Young widow would like situation a.
assistant IN office work OF amy kind. Address
L. \. T.. this Office. lr2t-.a
WANTED \ place in small family as lou~c,,ork
81 "r ehainho1naid. Apply 81 J. 81. ny.
l'-t-"l
WANTED BY a Woman pIlc, a. d. ,Ieanm. or
washing 10y tEc day week. Na. 2iol ilth
II. NV d
WANTED BY respectable ,ol,r.d airl. situstion
cook OF rhamh, m.id. t3ll nr lddlt~- No.
80 lmh u. nw. Il
WANTED By a rc~l,cctablc ,alored airl. place q.
general hrueowork: small family: can stay at
nights. Call AZ l22@ Hope ave Sc: references
ie25 stem
WANTED By eolorcd woman place as ,hainber-
in3id 81 cook Gail or addrr-, 4es J. It nU.
te-5-"t-vm
WANTED by = reliable coloscd ,.oln,u. wash
ing 10 bc done al home. l7o6 >5aton ST. NV.
fe25-3t
WANTED By a respectable calorrd woman.
place general housc0urlcr. Cau I5l4
Pierce place NV. ia25st
WANTED BY a fr,l-cla~, laundse-, ussl.irg 10
do al home It or 1ddIr~> lssl Madison 81
mr. 1e25-@i
NANTfD-A place D. ,hsnbpllnsid and light
i1'sework. AIl'iy 2l7 Wilson ST. NV
tc2l-..i-oIa
WANTED By reliable woman ana o15lulr. l,ir1
general hgu~ewoTk. ,,hanll,cunaid ar u,lrSc:
81 Hing NoiLet,. l7H2 - l0H 81. NV
t.2i-St-crn
WANTEDA place to do sewing in fl,uil, or at
home. 10y the dJy or week or a. a ladI's
maid. tall or address l90l Iljh st. NV. fc2i-@t
WANTED By middc-agcd lady light hali-ovolk
and sewing. Address A. y, this offiUo
fc2l-ct
WANTED By B,si white girl. place ~ lighi
huusewoTSei nurse. Address NJ b. :,
306l 18th st NV fc2l3t
" ANfED- Altering anu repairing pi dress goods:
latest stylcs lsiD 9th 81 NV fe2S-Icm
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NAN1ED-Go0d telegraph operator, must be 50
her. well Recommended and familiar with
broker business: state experience, reference and
salary expected. Address h. q. n, this ofhce-
Item
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STEAM BOATS.
STEA BOATS
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day IN the year for Fortress Mon
roe Norfolk. Newport News gnd al points
south. by the superb. powerful. steel pal
ace steamers. Newport News. ''Norfo.k
and Washington" on The following sched-
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FOR RENT-MISCE

FOR RENT-Light Running Domestic and other
kinds. Sewing Machines. by Week Month.
at G. AUERBACH'S. : and IT, fe3d-6t- -eiu
FOR RENT-kitchen storcroom, waslIrnom in eN--
change for work; privileges other washing:
colored preferred; call after 4 T. m, 1870 eth II.
NV. fe3ft-ctn
TN TNPENRITERS for rent, with privilege OF pur-
chase; reduced rates; all standard makes; ask
Go the ''Jewett." NEWMANS TYPEN RIT-
Err AGENCY, Oil 18th ST. ja2S-lnl
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FOR BICYCLES

FoR SALE Rambler bcycle: la1d c,isi;;ian.
"i'eIp. Inquire WILL gobCE. ltl- a2d - n.,
H-cm
iA.-Aii.N>. iAi'.AiN. i-adies wlleH ~ absolutely porieei
condition ony s20 PRfngAAt Room, q
tenliai Binding. corner nh and Pa ave feasat
Boe SAlE- Two high-rrade v.l,oeis lady and
gent :; FIRST class condition: ur win ex.
"hafsc ior horse, dayton and BARNES .ls on
~. 600 -
BlBER>. ATTENTION, by order 81 different
storage houses we represent ! am offering all
y high grade Wiieeis at one-tiird value NEW
fvssk CiCi.L Co, s5s 3th ST fssa-st
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NANTED-Two N good white harlor, al once: work
permanent Cab al Ne. Sl5 Pa.
fe2l;t
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NJ NE. THEO,

Medium and card reader. Washington noSt
famous clarvoyant and palrIist. Consult her on
business. love. and family affairs: reunitcs the
separated, removes spells: causes speedy Hiar-
riages and gives good luck; open daily; German
spoken; pc and soc. go II 81 NV ip1s-fit
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WANTED -Er1and boy white: head waiter, COL
cred Call BURGESS AGENCY 5oS ION St
nv Item
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MANTED-Artist's model; old man: smooth face.
raddl skin; gray hair. Apply during morning
ROBERT HIAChLEN. 1910 Mas ave. NV
t-.u,
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NOTARIES BLIC

u. ID. HOPKINS Notary Public ior Pensions and
civil service. ROOM "a Washington Savings
Bank. cor. 18th and G. NV; and 625 me-
fe2j st EN- s.-
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SITUATIONS wANTEB-MALE
AND FEMALE.
wA<TED-AGENTS

MR>. MOORE. the expert SouiLein select aeciit .
furnishes all help free. -,8G & 81 NV Ii
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The Morning. Evcaing aud Sunday
Times, fifty ccats month.
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N ANTED-Man 10 learn our business: then 70 do
Office wcrS and correspondence; ralary 5000 to
right party; inclose self-sddressed envelope 20
MANAGER. Box 30. this Office. Item
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WANTED Papcf-hangC. 10 work hy the week;
with board. HOTEL BEIN NEDERE. feast
WANTED Dung man. l20 lbs. good tumbler.
Tor top moUnier. - Mass. ave. NV. ie24 81
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

WANTED BY Young lady place u do light hous,.-
WORK; or companion 90 iady: homc inotr oi
an object Than wages. AddIJSS =. y. H.. tins Of
hce. fe3.-..i -rlu
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FOR RENT STORE d DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Corner store: $50 rooms in same
building: for light housekeeping; - and up
ward; entrg building, s2o.50. BARRE. 1923
1lth Il. NV. fe2j@t
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Htt@iN tNffecttO. Aouftss n u n, titts otiiNt-
WANTED -Er1and i,oy, white: head waiter, col
cred Cali BURGESS AGENCY, 50S 10Th St
NV. Item
hANTED-Man to learn business: then 70 do
Office wcrS and correspondence; falsry 5000 TO
right party; inciose self-Sddressed envelope TO
MANAGER, Box 30. this Office Item
WANTED -FIigh-grade man a. corresponding sec
retary; good SALARY. inclose self-addressed en-
Velore 10 SECRETARY, Box Ia this Office. Item
WANTED -Three Young men ior light and pleas,
employment. Apply hetnre 10 =. m. and
alter y. m 4. NJ. SMITH. 225 st. fe26-3t
MoI.ER's barber school. sss Bowerv. New YORK.
established 1875; incorporated ls9s; barber
trade taught in eight weeks; positions furnished
when through; our graduates always IN demand;
graduates started in business complete outfit
warranted tools donated each pupil; illustrated
catalogue mailed free. fca6-1t
" ANTfD Gardeners. bartcDders and also few
good men; fair wages come Basement
Ilpor. ROOM ]. COS l2th Il. II
NANTED-N Young Well acquainted with city
to drive wagon: must have best references:
stste agc and salary expected. AddresS ID. T. G,
this Office. -sIt
MANTED-TWo butlers and one gardener: nice
places; good wages; come at once. En-
CHANGE BJ REAV, 12l 18th st II
MANTED-Noung man with little cash. partner
in established business; one who can take en-
tire charge; other party engaged in other huSl-
ncs-. Address p r.. this Office. fe25-St-em
NANTED-A good farm hand: one vino under
stands how TO milk COWS aud drive team. 243g
4. NV. fe25-si
MANTED-Artist's model; old man: smooth face.
ruddl skin; gray hair Apply during morning,
ROBERT HIAChLEN. 1910 Mas. ave. NV.
fc25-3t-em
MANTEB-Two good white harlo1s al once; work
permanent. Call al Ne SI5 Pa. ave NV.
fe2l-St
WANTED Paper hanger 10 work hy ihc week:
with board. HOTEL BII.NEDERE. feast
AANTED-Nomg man. l20 lbs. good tumbler.
Tor top moUnter. % Mass. ave. nv. fe24-3t
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REMOVED! REM0VED!!
MADAME LAMONT,

The Great ClsiryOyant gnd Palmi-t
Advice and help in all affairs OF life
Zee. SOC. and Il. iii g. - NV.
fe1-Imo-ar,
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WANTED -high-grade man a. corresponding sec
retary; good salary; inclose sell addressed en-
Nrlnfe To SECRETARY Box ia. this Office. Item
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WANTED Young widow would like situation ~
assistant in office work OF amy kind. Address
l.. \ T.. this Office. fa2ti-d
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
II l. secured Prom Letters on the Cap
tured Steamer Argonauia.

IL l. secured Prom Letters on the Cap
turcd steamer Argonauia
New York, May b.--A special to The
Tribune from Key West says:
The mail bags on the Spanish steamer
Argonauta, which was brought in by
the Marblehead, may prove most i'm.
portant capture. There were ls in all.
They contained mail both TO and from
Havana, some confusion having resulted
when the authorities arranged to send
everything by way Of Cicnfuegos 10
avoid the blockade Of the northern coast
OF Cuba.
One letter from Havana, under date
Of April %, spoke Of suffering among
the poorer classes Of the population who
were entirely without means of support
The writer himself said he did not know
where he was to get his dinner An.
other letter spoke Of suffering, but ap-
parently the government had fair
amount OF supplies for the soldiers. \
large amount Of rice had been imported
by spectators, who forcAw the block.
ade and placed It in warehouse. Blauco
was expected to seize this rice.
The Argonauta had cargo of provis.
ions intended for Havana The sug.
gestion has been made that these food
supplies be sent by the United States
under convoy Of warships to relieve the
rcooncentrados.
The mail taken shows that the condi.
ton Of the Spanish In eastern Cuba was
desperate They werc then ON the point
Of yielding some Of the smaller gar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.
n l. Given out That Porto Rico WIN
soan Ne sieEed.

Washington, May 5-Despite tho
hourly expectation Of an official dispatch
from Commodore Dewey, via Hong
Kong, there was no important advices
At the White Honse up TO O'Clock this
morning, but persons who had been with
the president assert there is a strong
liklihood that Porto Rico will be in the
hands Of the United States within 4s
hours Immediate seizure Of land, they
assert, has been ordered, though direct
confirmation is lacking.
Officials have about concluded thero
is little prospect Of receiving news from
Commodore Dewey directly during tho
course Of the day, though there is pos.
sibility that a merchant vessel may
reach Hong Kong from the Philippines,
bringing some news Of the battle and
subsequent events at Manila.
Officials Of the navy department, from
secretary down, are thoroughly indig.
nant at the character Of the stories com.
ing from san Francisco as an authentic
account Of the engagement Of Commo.
dorc Dewey at Manila. One in partic.
ular has excited Indignation, that ascrb.
ing to Admiral Kirkland at Mare island,
the report Of telegram from Commo-
dore Dewey describing terrible NOR.
tali,y on his own feet resulting from
the hattie at Manila. Captain Crown.
inshield, chief Of the navigation bureau,
declared IL is utterly impossible for nows
to come in any such fashion.
There need be no apprehension on the
part Of the public that any news receiv.
ed from Commodore Dewey will be
withheld from 1t. Secretary Long
stated in most positive manner that
he regards IL his duty to make the peo.
pie acquainted with the facts as soon as
he knows them.
No confirmation obtainable OF the Va.
rious reports concerning the movements
Of Admiral SIMPSONS feet Persons
who from their official position might
be supposed to share the confidence Of
the administration, are credited with
the statement tfat the admiral has gone
TO seize Porto Rico, and this statement
was made after conference with the
executive. On the other hand, IL is as.
serted with almost equal positivoness
that the fleet has gone to meet the Ore.
gon and bring her in safety to the north.
Still another report is to tile effect that
the admiral has gone TO seize Matanzas,
TO be used as base of operations. Of
hcials refuse absolutely TO mako public
, the plan OF the strategy board and thus
f, give aid to the enemy,
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Al Several Places MObS Had to Be
Stopped With Lead and Many
Reported Wounded.
NO NEWS FROM
COMMODORE DEWEY.
Nothing known as 10 the Whereabouts
Of SIMPSONS Fleet, but II l. Pre-
sumed From Reports II Is
Near Porto Rico.

II is given out at Washington that
Porto Rico viii Be in the hands Of the
United States before another day.
Serious disturbances continue in
Spain.
Tho cruiser 81 Paul, commanded by
Captain Slgsboe, is at League Island
navyyard taking on ammunition.
Two patches Of Cubans landed in
Cuba from Key West. One put Span.
ish cavalry to tight after killing many.
II is reported that four Spanish war.
ships are OIL Barbados waiting to At.
tack the Oregon.
A revolution is reported in Porto Rico
A French newspaper says the United
States and Great Britain is forming an
alliance
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FIGHT UPON THE OCEAN.
sampson. Flee, VIII Hunt the spanish
fleet Before n Can Land.

Washington. May O. From the best
information that can he obtained SPAIN q
feet Is not 70 BE- allowed TO reach Porto
Rico or 10 approach the coast Of the
United States.
Rear Admiral Sampson has perfected
plans for meeting the enemy on the
high seas and giving battle At a time and
place Of his own choosing.
All that Is definitely known here is
that the four most powerful ships in
Rear Admiral sampson's command
the New York, the Indiana, the Iowa
and Puritan-were ready for a prolonged
sea voyage yesterday Their coal bunk.
ers were filed 10 their capacity. aud ad.
ditional Supplies of the coal were CARR.
ed IN bags on deck. Two coiliers carry.
ing 5000 tons Of coal were ready "a &C.
company them 10 sec. Reports that
these vessels have siiled eastward 20
meet the Spanish ships have not been
confirmed.
Al the same time CommOlor s.hley's
squadron, comprising the Brooklyn. the
Massachusetts and the Texas, with two
oolliers carrying GO0O tons OF coal, is
ready TO sail al a moment notice. Swift
auxiliary cruisers are securing the ocean
IN search Of the Spanish fleet
These facts all point % the theory
that there Is to b. a union Of the armor.
cd ships under Rear Admiral Sampson
with those Of Commodore Schley az a
point in the ocean previously agreed
upon, and that the scouts arr 10 report
to them the location and direction Of the
Spanish ships. Il is not believed 10 be
possible that the Spanish ships will b
able TO avoid all the scouting vessels.
Opinions differ somewhat in naval
circles as TO the destination Of the Span.
ish feet Many naval officers can
scarcely conceive IL to be possible that
the Spanish admiral would be 30 nash as
to bring his vessels within reach Of such
an overwhelming force as that which
Rear Admiral Sampson could bring
against him
They believe that as he has held
westerly course he counts on being able
to reach Porto Rico and get his vessels
safely into the harbor Of san Juan be-
fore he can he attacked by an overwhel.
ming American force. When he leit
81. Vincent the American force was di.
vided. Rear Admiral Sampson appar.
entity was fully occupied with the block.
ade Of Cuban ports and the only vessels
available to be sent against him were
those under Commodore Schlcy.
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risoned cities held by them. The iatef
report that the Spanish garrison al
Bayamo has capitulated to the insur.
gents, confirms the statements In thess
letters that the troops could not hold
out. They were badly OF for both food
and ammunition.
II will not be surprising II news comes
before long that the spaniaris have
abandoned Santiago. II the port was
blockaded they would be forced 10 do "a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
AUSTRIA oAREs NOT.
Cannot Take Part 10 Quiet spain with
cat Concert Of All Europe.

Cannot Take Part TO Quiet spain with
oat Concert Of All Europe.
London, May "A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Vienna. says:
Although the position Of tho queer
regent Of Spain grows daily more diff
cult, no steps can be taken by the Aus
trian cabinet in the matter notwith
standing the deep and wide sympathie.
felt in high quarters here.
Il Is stated at the foreign Office that
separate and isolated action ON the part
Of Austria must be carefully avoided,
This Is only In strict accordance with
the principles already laid down.
Moreover, such an attempt at render.
ing assistance to the queen regent mighi
be easily misinterpreted, and beside
meeting with the strongest opposition,
from those who side with the Americans
could not fail to give rise TO misunder.
standings in many quarters.
Accordingly there is a firm determi-
nation here that II Austria takes any
part at all with regard TO the confic, it
would only be to take part in united ac-
ton by European cabinets, and then
only II Spain herself seeks the interyen.
ton Of the powers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
BOYS REACHING AUSTIN.
Many Companies Have Arrived and Och
era Are on the Way.

Austin, Tex, May 5.-The companies
at Camp Mabry yesterday and the mum.
bor Of men each are as follows; Gov.
ornor's guard, 95; Belknap rifles, 100;
san Antonio zouaves, &C.; Lipscomb
rifles, II; Ia Grange light guard, 90 /:
]. NJ. Shaw rifles, 81; Mexia minute
men, 81; Greenville rifles, 90; Groen.
vile light guard, 90; Marble Falls rides,
81; Capitol City cavalry, 75; Lloyd rifles,
81; Tanning guards, 50; Dallas zouaves,
81; Treasvant rifles. Sc; Joe Bailey
rifles, 81; Mabry guards, 90, Sealy rifles,
81; Waco rifles, SO; Fort Worth fenci.
bles, 81 Stone Fort rifles, ss; o'Connor
guards, NJ.
The above foots up 1855 men. and by
this morning 1000 more arc expected.
Governor Culbcrson has announced
the following appointments;
First regiment OF Texas infantry
Adjutant, Duval West Of San Antonio
quartermaster, A. L. Devine Of san An.
tonic; chaplain, George S. Sexton Of
Plano.
Second regiment Of Texas infantry =.
Adjutant, Frank ]. Badger Of Yoakum
quartermaster, G. Il. Fowler Of Pales.
tine chaplain, W. W. Watts Of Beau.
mont.
Third regiment Of Texas infantry
Adjuiant, r. X. CASTOR OF Dallas quar-
termasier, Walter G.. sneed Of Austin
chaplain, W. K Lloyd Of TexarkAna.
First regiment Of Texas cavalry-Ad.
jutant, ]. NJ. Burroughs Of Houston
quarteumastor, George A. wheatley Of
Austin.
Six Of the soldiers were arrested and
placed in the guardhouse charged with
tampcring with the guards. Two Of the
prisoners escaped. A courtmartial will
likely follow.
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BRITISH CONSUL SAFE.
lie says santiago de Cuba Il Qaiel
Troops Concentrated There.

Troops Concentrated There.
Kingston, May 5.--Senor Manuel
Care, Manzanillo merchant, who
left there six days ago, and has Just ar.
rived by the schooner Governor Blake,
says that General Pando ordered all the
garrisons in eastern Cuba to concentrate
in eastern Manzanillo, Nueyiias, Guam.
atanamo and Santiago de Cuba. All
other places have been evacuated.
Some spcculator in Manzanillo, who
had ordered cargo Of food sent from
Monteeo hay, cabled to the agent thor
not 10 ship 1t, as IL was supposed the
'sa' vonla o seized by the Spaniards
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WILL TAKE PORTO RICO.
Senator burrows Give. Out some New.
Considered to ns Significant.

Considered to lie Significant.
Washington, May b.-Many confer.
enoes were had between the president,
senators aid representatives today.
The first conner was Senator Burrows.
As he left he said Everything is NOV.
ing along smoothly and well. What we
want now Is Porto Rico. We ought 10
have that tomorrow.
"Will It be as soon as that, senAtorf'
Yes, was the response, probably
IN day or two"
While refaining from saying what
transpired during the interview with the
president, his statement that seizure Of
Porto Rico is expected in day or two, is
thought by his hearers to be significant.
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Sure Enough War.

AZ fighter and cutter am some.
ling myself. As others are cutting
fiees now propose omake the cheap
/ prices in shoe making and repairing
: the next 30 days ever known in Bry.
\. Nail half sole, iOcj ieWed half
es, l6ci ell natching ard stitching at
koes In proportion 10 above. | have
Vel In Bryan always aud expert 10
" here-not here FOR a few days and
IN gone, bu u hxture-and az a citi.
} Of the town ! solici, your patronage.
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