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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. january 5, 1898.

York January y icto-
COTTON-The feature of days cables was the re
port q sSnaa liberal demand for s9o S SoSp at BY Iva
oecine in futures AT the same lime private cables
reported lack d speculative and weak sent,
se ports i, IS now claimed that lsr he
s,s. T sp gt"'a b al s 't crSp At the same tins
there selling orders here from Liverpool while the
re,rsans tendency on The part OF exporters and more
alpost6n to sei our market therefore opened Quiet
and 'ady at Ssnf turned S sI' Bere the
prices showed net los: Of 2s Po nds Il Se p
fe-sonal contingent who were afraid TO se! yst more
nor a,sacor, The new. ffom NcwrEngland spinning
sections indicated that the reduction in wages was gong
pert Of the employees the afternoon the phases OF The
market rather bearish except Gr M neE ., ~
next season The unsettled condition OF political AFFAIRS
in EuroPe added 70 thg iGs n decline OF $a
points with total sales OF $500 bales; Spot cotton
sl2 1 &C aH nddns Gu si6c asans, 7sa.c
year sales 81 bales all spinning southern spt mSrIe,s
nns easy 'ss' e saes 300 SS,es Mcb quiet S
sales %@ SS: sca &3 quei
sales 5i2 bales b al. s nS1 ils os,et 7ec
Shsries,oH quiet and steady size Lice advance EST,
MATED s ssep 81 @ last week and 1852 last year
receipts estimated for m 100 70 Ser sa hes
been material nceaS. in wheat seeding in the south
due the low price Of cotton me increases
cent; Alabama. Ii PEI cen Mississippi % per cent,
ssa cent '''''''''' CO. oo,,o,
easier sales IL 900 bales speculation and export lo
american. 600 receipts 1000 AHieSan. $50; mq
prices sl9sea a. q1s ss Mt ss Stins
Isnqary S5os sosss SpPMay Sits
May-June. S12i.b June-July. sls'zb; July-Ausus;
sse si76
si7i-b. Manchester-Yarns quiet and firm Cloths
The range Of contract prices to-day follows:
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TO VENEZUELA.
Dnbllc y otlees.
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CUPREME COUKT.-In the matter of the APP


SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the APP
provemen u the city Of New York BY tie Counsel .
ey The Tasof Aldermen and cOmmonalty Of the c Of
snd premises in the twenty Ward Of the City Of
New York bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
fourth duly selected located ana laa out sni
for for, q PuSG Pa's of ei
Pursuant the provisions q Chapter go Of the Law.
be made the supreme Court Of the state o. New YGIk
Thereof in the County house he cy New
opsnns 9" Of the Court on ' that day as NH erea
be heard thereon FOR the apponim Of
The nature and extent Of The mPoysment hereby IN
tended tn. acausion OF ,tle BY The Mayor Aldermen
g. ,; q 70 S.S
ey E.ysn,h ana Twe,sH ays1ae, West sseo1d
West and ,, ws to F BE- Se tn 5
and used and for the purposes specified in said chapter
sS % i' located and laid css q street
Opening and Under DE- and IN o New YORK a.
provisions OF said chapter S-o o. me laws Of 1851 berg
or G'E Nss E qoR sni boS he Tgsny
scribed as follows. to p%HRH;cEr, a."
Beginning a, the intersection Of The westerly lin. Of
third street thence a. running westerly along SAID
sSIhery Inc b ess,ery line Of Twelfth Avenue sencs
G., Running southery along said easeriy line Of Twelfth
sSs9.s for line o Mes, street ssn Go %
.er,nd street distance or so feet 70 the westerly
mug Va a. veerly line OK ELEVENTH. avenue Tor distance
feet 10 inches 70 ne pace Or point OF beginning
p.v,r,,nr at IN. intersection Of the westerly line Of
f'rb street ana thence % running westerly along sud
sary line OF West Flity fourth FOR distance
% Co. ,sct 20 the eastery line OF Twelfth avenue thence
5 cunning southerly along sad castery line u Twelfth
anS Tor distance u 200 feet 10 inches 70 the
r,hary line OF Ffy-hird street. ~
,hr street for of 800 feet the westerly Inc
- El.y, nth avenue thence "a northery along
All. westerly OF Eleventh avenue for distance u
ol .e, nd the place point of beginning.
The lots pieces parcels u land above described are
shown ON two similar mars. plans ana prO.es accom-
nanI.d with explanatory remarks made by the Depart
,rrsnt Of public Parks. each u which entitled Maps
.rnNny uublic park ~ Eleventh avenue between
ond aad Ffiy fourth streets ~ the Twenty
.srond Warl OF the city Il New York" Of which
nT toiny Of New York. and the other 20 which Is MED
An inc once the Department OF Public Parks In sAi
city. . g., O,.,,,. ~, r,,,r,,s,,s,,
n,c and IN pursuance % the provisions n said chapter
S5 - Se Laws Il 1851 has determined that the popor.
,o ~ the expense incurred Ia acquiring the lani
.trb marx assessed tie property person.
sn s.,,tes To- benefited by the acquisition and con-
src,ion ~ such park shall be twent, ave per cent or
one quarter ~ such expense. and said Board has as.
d.t.rminci that the area within which sHch eNis"ss
shnn he % arsessed shall BE- follows On The norh "
Eiftv-sNth street. the south by Forty eighth st.,s
on the east by Ninth and on the west ~ i"e'
pated New York. December 18th. 1897.
FRANCIS VI. SCOTT.
No 2 Tryon Row. New York GIG.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan OSpeciaD.--corn was steady today,
keepng within \ range. and closing Just where
IA Tuesday May :Oi. Receipts ws~ lighter. 2O5
cars. 300 estimated for Thursday, Sample,
=, higher Gables "a -d lower. Sea-
board clearanc.s were $500 bushels New York re
ported IS loads fo- export. The put trade unm
portant.
oats were as Flow a. corn. the range only y cent;
May closed 81 cents, y cent under Tuesday. Re
cept, moderate 226 cars with 3lS estimated
for tomorrow: samples a higher. S.ahoari
~ 90 buBheis NewYork reported oniy
90 oOb bushels sold for export.
The provision market the strongest the list.
thng losing at about the top. pork, ~
TUESDAY: lard ana ribs Ia There a lot
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. s2 E0Ees75F
American mixed firm IS 2i4d; futures quiet January
Is 2id: February. Is 2'sd March 3s "a Fl9prIst
COAST Arm l5sIt5 Us, Beef firm; extra india mess.
Cos 81: prime 56s 81. Pork steady prime mess
fine Western, AIS 81: prime medium Western los
IIams-short II to IS n, nrm 3es 81 Bacon-cum,
herlaud cut 80 10. steady ; short RIB - to "a
n dull Dos long midiles light 80 10 IS ID steady
27s o. long clear mddes heavy 40 to 40 10 steady 2s
ghor clear backs 10 10. steady 2s Cd: clear bellies.
IL to il n. dull. 37s. shoulters-square II 70 IA ~
American finest white and colored finn. i3s 81 Tallow
Fine American city firm 1913. Cottonssei oil-lverpool
r,dned dull las 81. Turpeutlne-Splrits steady, 2tS
Ros!n-Common steady, Is ii.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

Galveston Jan. 5cotton steady mddns 90 as low
exports TO Great Britain 63l9 the Continent. lssO:
sales 476: stock corrected. 2ll. 1872. 5000 80
Norfolk Jan. Cotton quiet; middling. btac; low
uiddlirg lice good ordinary 4fsc receipts = iOi
ba.s: exports coastwise 2Os9 sales. 5l2 stock g62t
New orleans Jan Cotton easy; middllng. 5%sc: low
middling iGc: good ordinary 49.c receipts. ID 32s
bales exports coaatvise 1853 sales 400; stock o2 sl3
Augusta Jan. Cotton quiet midding. e-l6c; low
middilng 5-6c receipts ia bales; shipments l,34o;
sales JO7 stock 620i2. 1870
Savannah Jan: Cotton steady; niddl!ng Soiee;
low mlding 47sc receipts. 936 bales; exports coast
Wise 6s4. Gales 1872 stock l5I.75s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

Isc y blood clothing unwashed, New-York state ZIG
q combing urwashcd NewYork State. 2Sc; seeo, ~"
washed NcvYork state lie; fine unmercnahtaple r
York State 2ia.c clothing washed New ors or r
nc and y conbng washed. New-York state 5oc. ror
delivery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crossDfei
East India combng l2ic; East India unwashe1;
black foreign 1Oiac: foreign l" ana
fine medium spanish; 4Hc For delivery al o. a.
tcnFinc Australian nolls. 3GT3sc Inc free Ausuaah
nols 4osc secured fine Territory, 4oG16c ho.uea M
pulled Are and Australian matching. Sheets 81 - ~
25isc. For delivery at New York. Hartford OF I'o''-
dence-F1ne secured Texas 42hc. -
Wool Exchange Reporis-The following are currenl
quotations. based Wool Exchange classihoation' ms
reported to-day prior fih Wool Exchange auction
The q the market this morning Is conservative ana
the range % prices very small. 4..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

COITEE-Early European cables Indicated great
ness ~ not decentralization At the hour OF our opening
iIavre showed a loss Of 12qla frame. The Hamburg
closed that much decline. The Brazilian
news was unsatisfactory. There were some selling
orders here FROM Europe Under this combination OF new
Yressures our market opened steady decline OF 10
nonfs Subsequently the decline Increased 20 10 70
Is no,nts Trading increased by the decline.
Late the Havre market rallied u franc but this made
70 difference. burden Of supplies was too great RIO
and santos cables reported sustained movement whereas
a subsIding movement had been looked for our market
yas finally steady net loss Of 10 10 10 points with
total sales limited to llCoo bags II vas cla med mat
Euroean had declined under active sellag
hv tired longs Private cable was scarce; some IN
circulaton Indicated this coalition particularly pre-
salient Jiayre. the trading here was IN
the way % nterchanges between loca operators Inc
cnrnnaratyelv few friendly disposed were In
tisated Of heavy supplies the continued
is-re aroun. showing up Rio and Santos and the IN
difference spot Brazilian coffee buyers The spot market
,;sd easv thoehout the session and closed heavy at
further loss 0; sc; No Rio invoice lots, 6Sc ana loo
hny rarcels &C. sales included 1000 bags RIO No
sroi az GAG. and 900 bags Santos no at ,Sc me
nark.t for mid slow and featnreess with
downward tendency in sympathy WIN the further decline
IN f,,ures Saes Included $50 BAGS Naracabo. on private
terms We quote: Maracsbo. 7as%c; cucuts 5ai &c;
Jamaica O4Ql5o: Il GuayIa, IWldAzc; Savan!Na. 5TD
yGr MEXICAN GQi5c: Central American. 1glIfc: tsta
Pca 7Gl5i+o coffee in parchmen 5Gs.c; Mocha las.S
i9isc; Padang interior. 2S32sisc; fanc'es 27qSoc:
=, roc,rar, 8 follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

OF house buying much Of II probably for out,
side account. but the crowd evidently thought han
mour's hand was the market. There WIS aip W
prices early large hog receipts, V.~V ~ .ne e.
against 63 900 year Cudahy seller cary. -
cal shipments large 100000 pounds meats ana
almost 100000 pounds lard. oou ..,..
On the curb puts on May corn were 29s cents;
calls" 2oQ2Dis cents
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(LYDE LINE.
y ALI. FLORIDA POINTS THE SOUTH AMI

SOUTHWEST
Tho only Steamer Lac 20 CHARLESTON. y C., and
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE
superb Passenger Accom- modatlons
Reduced Winter Excursion In effect
fROQt'Ofs -. FRI. Jan = COMANCHE.. Tues. Jan. II
ALGONQUIN. sat. Jan $ SEMINOLE .. Fri Jan. IA
From rlsf - East Rive ,fo3t Roosevelt -. i. NJ
WV z. CLYDE & 90. General Agents.
Bowling Green N Y
Fla Cen & Pen Fast e 3 p. Line. Via Jacksonville
Grea, s. Freight and Passenger Line VT. Charleston
r O. EGER, General Agent, 3I5 Broadway. ny
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

Az TEXAS. so. CAROLINA. GA. AND FLA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued ali
points Colorado Utah Arizona. California. Mex
oo &c Georgia FLORIDA. Sc ~ client aecommodsIicna
Write co page Pocket Guide 1maied treel.
c. II. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Agts. Pier 70 L. r.. N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

A DyrpTTer,fFNrs and subscriptions @ The Irivux'
rscciysd NJ their Uptown once. No. i2s2 Brvaamss.
"a J,or north OF 8is,-st until O'Clock T. m s,sr
,nsnts received n, the following branch oiees a,
office rates until O'Clock y. m VIZ; % Ni An ave
cor ?3d Il 1852 9th ave. i2th 81 Macy s w y, 100
All In a. lic Co,umhua- ave- near Nef oo'n vat
West 42dst near 6th-ave. % East In -I;,h Al;
42l-s, between Ith and s,h ayes loo ha'' WV
a3s ia ave. between 10th and i1ih SIS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Dbl bOaGJc spinach Norfolk per Dbl Sass ~ 40 Bal
timore s21S2 5O lettuce, etc, New-Orieans. s2dsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

pto--co6ee market steady: No RIO 1918; exchange
sis2d: receipts 1000 bags cleared for tho United
States. 1000 bags; cleared for Europe io" oaSs socS
SSs coo bags. ,, . ,--, .~.. l.. -. .o,,ou..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
Ocean CLEANERS.

WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW UEENsTOWN-LIVERPOOI.
Teutonic ian. u. noon Teutonic Feb. o.
pri,annic Jan. 10 Britannia Feb. lG noon
Majestic % noon Majestic Feb. 81 noon
FEB Germanic. Mar 2 noon
Fr passage freight and general Information apply 10
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier No 45 River Once. Broadway " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

ro,c4.r Fnaikft steedy, good
svessge sar,os $4,000 receipts 1900 bags stock sslo
-. Usuiuurg-Cofee market opened weak, &M1 pig
s~Ssr. rurthsr declined q ne, loss OF 1h0l% pig;
.sis. 1900 bags Hayre-Conee market opened barely
5000 l.i franc lower, II unchanged; al
NJ ;rr1s..ar. s.Ql lanc lower: cosed. l%glh franc
tot ~ 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

Receipts the ports and interior points u"
DAY compared the day last week and last
year follows:
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ClI\AkD LINE.

IL TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From tler 40, y. r.. foot of Carkson St
lrana. Jan. s p u c4mpania Jan 20. IL A. NJ.
ryIa .... Jan %. =. NJ Lucanla. Feb. IL. a. M
VERNON H. BROWN co. Gen Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-Buslness again unimportant.
with prices and dependent entirely for future
action upon OF the wheat market. Spring pat
ents So 1915 30: strsgks 81 JO4s4 co. winter
patents a 0s5 49, spring clears ~ 2osi co. extra No
/ winter So Spl$4 extra No winter So <pn&3 90: no
grade. 81 c9gsi5o; bockwheal -four. q %gsi o..
CORNNEAI,-Dull quoted: klndried. 81 s5gs2 No. 70
brand .BAGMEALl-sescy nne white 500: ene yell
20 ~ winter in bulk e7.975o; spring bulk Go9,oc 100
n niddng bulk 75g77Hc feed 1914 uo5c; city feed.
zoe: honiny chop onsal s2eq$27. screenings 500
7sc bulk buck wheat grain 8ob1 qS7c c T. New-YoT
GRIIN-WHEAT-Wesk foreign markets and scant
speculative led general heaviness in wheat
to-day with prices practically the lowest for the
day and *gic lower than last night July showing tho
creates, decline Freedom Of Argentina offerings was
ssgsn mentioned es basis for European depression.
more than onset,lng whatever Improvement might have
beer suggested by unsettled political matters IN the far
East II Liverpool futures ICES OF %1hd for the
Gay Paris markets 10 points and Ahtwerp. whicH u:
close tue with the Argentine, y franc. or about
u hushei. In addition foreign houses moderate
ssers OF futures this side, although picking mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.
~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs FRANCE)
Sailing every Saturday. at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. a. North River foot Morton Street
La Breagne. Jan la champagne. Jan %
Ia Gsscoene Jan. - La Bretagne. ....... Feb
Ia NOrnande. Jan = la Gascogne Feb Il?
ist-eiasr passage n Y.-Par's $50. and upwards.
Cen' Agency q. s. and Can. Bowling Green. ~ Y
Gcn'l Western Agency II Dearborn st, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
NEW-YOKK PRICES.

p.cein,. Of breadstus at Interior points IN tousahos
,a hree ciphers (OOO omitted. flour bbs gram ous'
Evening journal., 1898-05-10

pany the expedition and aid in guard
Ing the landing of the valuable cargo
and will, Unnecessary. penetrate into the
interior far enough 20 place the supplies
in the hands of tie insurgents. The ex-
pedition VIII be Ia charge of Captain
W. II. 'Dorst, General Miles aid, who
has just returned from Cuba. The Gus
sic has on board between 5000 and 1000
Springfield rifles. about 200 600 rounds Of
ammunition and several hundred boxes
of provisions, consisting principally Of
canned meats and hard tack. The ut
most secrecy is maintained regarding
the point Of landing, but In view Of
Captain Dorsts recent landing near Ha-
vana, where he communicated with the
insurgent leader General Delgado. il is
believed that the expedition Will be
headed for a point not far from Ha-
vana. The Gussie had mounted on her
forward deck yesterday a / FOUNDER
rapid fire gun II is understood how
ever, that she win be met at some point
not far from Key West by a gunboat
from the blockading squadron and es-
corted to the designated landing place.
The Whitney the sister ship of the
Gussie, which sailed for Dry Tortugas
Saturday with two companies of the
Fifth infantry. returned yesterday. It
is inumated that she viii follow the
Gussie to Cuba as soon as the arms
ammunition and supplies can he loaded
Before a week has passed il is believed
that the insurgent leaders viii have
been furnished with arms enough for 1t
least 1900 men, and, with a base OF sup
plies established on the coast a vigor-
Gus campaign against the Spanish
forces win be inaugurated.
Large amounts of powder and project
lies for the blockading squadron are
now arriving here on Picnic island
there are - cars loaded with dynamite.
torpedoes, powder and other munitions,
which win soon be sent to Key West,
and as many more cars are ON the
wharf tracks. An extra heavy guard
has been placed around the cars. Hun
dreds OF carpenters are at work fitting
up the big transports, and it is believed
now that all of the boats here viii be in
readiness for loading by tomorrow
night.
The engineer corps yesterday was
drilled 10 use OF the big canvas pom
toons which are n part of their equip
ment. In the capacious hold Of the
Alamo are stored enough Of these pom
toons TO form a bridge several hundred
feet in length. They will be carried
with the expedition.
Evening journal., 1898-05-10
Table of Percentages.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Charles Hackett, father of the late
Charles w. Hackett, was found suffo-
Gated by gas yesterday at his home in
Utica.
Dalton Mccarthy. NJ. F., of Toronto,
a prominent politician. was thrown
from his carriage and seriously injured
Physicians cannot as yet say whether
ne will recover.
At a mass meeting in County Mayo,
Ireland, It was resolved to start a ma
tional appeal to the president and con-
gress of the United States, praying for
Intervention between Ireland and Eng
land.
Count Conrad Henri Won Rohden
Kohse of Hanover Germany. and Mrs
Bertha A. NJ Goldsmith were married
yesterday at the brides home, Walnut
Grove farm, Washtngtonville. Orange
county n. Y, by Rev. o. Applegate Of
Newburg
The W. A. Michel Grain Commission
company of Kansas City, a large con-
cern, has assigned to DR.. I. M. Ridge, a
local capitalist The firm is one of the
Oldest in the city and had as many as
thirty agencies throughout Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska.
Evening journal., 1898-05-10
NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
Charles w. Allen Of Lowell to Fill MIR.
Roosevelts Place.

LOWELL. Mass May 1O.-The nomi-
nation of Charles n. Allen of this city
to be assistant secretary Of the navy
was learned Of with much satisfaction
here Mr. Allen was born here so years
ago. He was graduated from the Low
ell High school and Amherst college
and intended TO study medicine, but
crisis in the lumber business. In which
his father was engaged. Interrupted his
plans, and he joined his father In saw
ing the business.
lie has been a member OF the Lowell
school committee, of the lower house Of
the legislature and the state senate.
He was a colonel also on the staff Of
Governor Robinson.
He was elected by the Republicans to
the Forty ninth congress and was re-
eloeted TO the Fiftieth congress. volun-
tarily retiring at the end of that time
on account Of business matters. He was
once nominated for governor, but was
defeated by William Il. Russell He Is
a member of the Union club. Boston,
and the University club. New York. He
is a Mason and a member of several
clubs in his native city.
Evening journal., 1898-05-10
wnde cnlnm,nas NJ rnmnn.

TAMPA. Fla, May 10.-Dispatches
were received here last night from
Washington to the effect that General
Wade, outranking General Shafter I'm
the point of active army service. will
assume command of the army of in
vasion today.
This, it is understood, win not make
any change in the command Of the
army when the invasion of Cuba really
takes place, General Shafter having
been especially selected TO command the
army by the president.
Generals Wade and Shafter were both
brgadier generals when the war began.
They were promoted to major generals
the same day.
The law provides that IN case Of pro-
motion the same day the general with
the longest record In active service shall
outrank the other The change of COM
mand Will not cause any friction.
IL is understood that General Shafter
viii turn over the command Of the army
here TO General Wade today.
Evening journal., 1898-05-10
A PAPAL DENIAL.
Cardinal Rampolla Says the Pope Main
tains Strictly Neutral Attitude.

Cardinal Rampolla Says the Pope Main
tains "a Strictly Neutral Attitude.
WASHINGTON. May 1o.-In view of
the various conflicting stories which
have been published during the past
two weeks by the newspapers of this
country and OF England purporting to
give the attitude of the pope regarding
the war existing between the United
States and Spain and which have as
serted various Intentions of the holy
father 10 interest himself in behalf Of
one or the other of the conflicting ma
tions. the apostolic delegate gives to the
American public the following cable
gram just received from the Vatican.
signed by Cardinal Rampolla, with the
hope that it may put all on their guard
against giving credence to any of the
rumors which have been or may be
hereafter published concerning the po-
siton on tendency of the pope and the
Catholic church:
some journals. especially English
are diiiusing insinuations with regard
to the l. Is see In the present Spanish
American conflict as though the holy
see were taking the part of one or the
either of the conflicting parties. 1t is
superfluous TO deny such foolish talk,
the perfectly proper attitude which the
holy see has maintained and viii main
tain toward the two nations being
known 10. all. The holy see has no other
desire than that for peace. You will
make such use Of this as you deem op-
pOrtune."
Evening journal., 1898-05-10
BASEBALL SCORES.
Results of Yesterdays Games In the Ma
tional League.

uonai League.
At New York
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 0 o IL
New York. 0 0 2 0 0 -
Hits-Brookyn, 4; New York. g. Err
rors-Brooklyn, 3; New York, a.
At Boston
baltimore. 2 0 0 0 / O-ls
Boston....... 0 0 o 0 0 o.
Hits-Baltimore, II; Boston, 2. Errors
baltimore. 2; Boston, g.
At Washington
Washington. 2 2 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia. OIL 2 Z Oil
Decentralization, 9; Philadelphia. 10.
Errors-Washington. 6; Philadelphia l.
At Pittsburg-
Pittsburg.... 0 0 3 0 0 e.
Louisville. 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 o. 5
Hits-Pittsburg. 10; Louisville. 8. En-
rors-Pittsburg, 6; Louisville. 2
At Cincinnati
Gin. o u O1 0 o. &
st.L. 0 0 0 o 2 0 0 l. 6
Hits-Cincinnati, 9: st. Louis u. Err
rors- Cincinnati A. st. Louis. l.
At Cleveland
Cleveland. 800. 0 0 0 0 0 / o.
Chicago. 0 4 1 2 0 1-12
Hits-Cleveland, 6; Chicago, IS. Err
rors-Cleveland. A; Chicago. 1.