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certainty that Great Britain VIII support
The United States. while the powers are
not likely 10 risk Fastening The conclusion
Of an Anglo-American alliance ~ any al
tempt 10 hinder or coerce the United
States"
The Madrid correspondent of The Stand
ard says:
senior Sagasta prefers the assistance OF
France. but Duke AlmodoVar &c! hIo Ia
yors using Germany as the trump card 70
terminate the war by seeking ier action
against America III the Philippine. span
naturally wishes 20 utilize the rivalry oe-
tween France and Germany to further hef
own interests by retaining the Philippines
and avoiding the payment OF war IN
Nemnlt\.
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.s''!ans as possible, and t;Ls aas.re s,,,
MAJ treaties viii he made asxg y.s-
IN w 'i'' ,he ihdiAns "sa; is treaty mons,
~ toihpi5'n that the influx Of -.
whites mas already made same Scarce
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No Message Via Santiago.

& Panama Telegraph Company has Sont
the following notice 10 the Western Union
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TROOPS ORDERED
10 san FRANCISCO.
Washington Volunteers to
Leave Vancouver.
WILL GO NEXT SATURDAY.
Men Cheer the Good News With
Great Enthusiasm.

After Dress Parade the Battalion Is
panics r. q. l and Il Included
Mai Fox. at Tacoma. Will at Once
Proceed 10 the barracks Made
Vacant by the thanGe-Seattle
Ha. Nearly n Hundred soldiers i'm
the Com mand-Prospect Of Serv-
ice in the Philippines Welcomed.
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Prisoners Turned over to Him by
Gen. ToTaI Number ....So

WASHINGTON, July le The war de-
partmeat received u dispatch from Gen.
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Thorough Cenxorshfp nj Naarit

LONDON, july a.-Owlng to the sever
lily II the censorship at Madrid the Lon
don newspapers today are quite without
Madrid dispatches. except brief messages
sent by way OF France. The Madrid IA.
pers themselves are without diSpatcb..
from Paris. London or Havana. Even the
Spanish provincial papers got nothing
from the capital
The Washington correspondent Of the
Daily Telegraph asserts that President NJ
kinney yesterday tTucsaay) declared that
he expected no peace proposals from Spain
until Havana had been taken
The morning papers comment upon the
peculiar ard Interesting situation dcvel-
oped by She autag"nism between the Amer
leans and CCaans at Santiago.
TIE Daily Chronicle expresses the hope
that Commodore scaiey as beer falsely
represented a. talking about a change in
European frontiers. j, a.3>
IL the United States really intends ?,
permit n" incalcHlable error Of sending
fleet 10 Spain. the less IL says afa,n,
changes ~ frontier taa better for as an "
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MADRID. July l9.-Tnc evening papers
announce that the cabinet council today
vas occupied BY she capitulation OF Santl-
ago de Cuba. Ministers expressed hopes
that Gen. Toral had included the whol.
military division in he surrender. When
details have been received the question
Of a court martial upon Gen Toral Will b.,
submitted.
Il impartial learns from several mem
bers Of the cabinet that. IN their opinion.
for Spain to sue for peace now would be
an aVowaI that she is vanquished More
over they believe thai the United States.
fiattered 10y the triumph At Santiago.
would consent only TO peace on unequal
terms. ana therefore 1t IS preferable to
continue the war, in the hope OF recon
querins a portion o: the lost territory
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VANCOUVER. 3. 9. July "a senza-
'ional story comes from The Orcn. by the
steamer Empress OF India.
The sun., 1898-03-24
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE,
HOckessin,

Mrs. Elizabeth B. Malin, wife of Ben
nett I. Malin died Sunday after a Iinger-
ing illness. Her funeral took place Tues
day from her mothers residence, Mrs.
Eretta Dalton. Interment was made at
Hockessin.
J. W. Baldin has returned from visit
to his brother at Westminster, Ind.
Gordon Scott has returned from visit
to friends in Maryland.
Albert Williamson constable of this
place was in Wilmington Tuesday.
Charles Connell OF Wilmington, is
visiting here.
DR.. VIM. Fl. B. Gebhart spent Sunday
with friends in this town.
Miss Mable Palmer is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Willard Pierson blacksmith at Mer-
maid, was appointed Postmaster OF Mer-
maid postottice vice Jacob A. Welch re-
signed.
Pastor Walton preached his farewell
sermon in the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening. Rev. Walton
has been pastor of the church for four
years, and during his stay here has made
many friends.
While hauling clay Tuesday, Miles
sweeney had one of the wheels OF his
wagon broken.
Miss Ella Dalton of Philadelphia is
visiting here.
James Murphy, OF Centreville, is visit.
ing friends here.
The sun., 1898-03-24


Orange streets was broken yesterday
afternoon. 4 barrel takes its place un-
til a new cover can be procured.
superintendent Harlan has examined
the pupils OF the sixth grammar grade
in language.
The Epworth League Of the Whining
ton District will mold its annual meet
ing in Epworth NJ. Il. Church, during
the latter part of April.
The Pusey 4 Jones Company are
about ready to ship the wheelbarrow
boat and lighter to parties in South
America.
In the Jewish calendar today is New
Moon or "Nissan."
A squad OF ten marines passed through
this city yesterday morning on their
way from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to
Washington.
Ex-Speaker Of the House II. Fl. Nc
Mullin went down the State yesterday.
John A. King and Miss Florence G..
I.oiland, both Of New Castle county,
were married on Tuesday evening BY
Rev. J. y. G. Hanna, ,at Union parsonage,
No. 5O5 Washington street.
The lomcomotiye engineer is the only
person who profits by putting on airs.
Harrison Street NJ. +. Church will
have an addition built TO its Sabbath
school room.
Mrs. A. Peters, Of No. 1914 TatnalI
streets sold her personal property yes
terday.
Mrs. Kate Zimmerman is the guest Of
her son, Edward, in Georgetown.
The sun., 1898-03-24
lNNOClJOUS MEASURE KILLED.
Bill Incorporating the Rehoboth
Beach Association Indefinitely
Postponed by the House
Special to THE sun.

Special to THE sun
DOVER, March 23.-In the House this
afternoon the bill amending an act to in
corporate the Rehoboth Beach Associa-
ton was reported uniavorably and on
further consideration action on the bill
was postponed indefinitely.
This is considered one Of the best de.
cisions of the State Legislators, and
leaves the members OF the Camp Meet
ing Association hold possession OF their
properties at Rehoboth and does not dis
franchise them as would have been -,
case had the bill passed.
The Rehoboth Beach Association was
to haye been composed exclusively OF
capitalists and the bill asked by them
would have disiranchised any member
of the Camp Meeting Association who
did not own a lot l0OxlOO feet.
The measure was backed by we'll
known lobbyists and notwithstanding
their untiring efforts to pass the bill it
was practically killed by an almost
unanimous vote.
The victory OF the Camp Meeting peo
pie is said to be due to the efforts OF Pre-
siding Elder Adams OF this city.
The sun., 1898-03-24
HurtiY-Gurdy Club Dance.

The Hurdy-Hurdy Club, composed Of
twenty members, was pleasantly enter
tanned by Miss Mary Blackiston, at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Mastin,
IBIS Tatnall street, last evening. Cards
and dancing were INDUCED in during he
evening, after which refreshments were
served. This club is composed OF some
Of the most popular young gentlemen
and ladies Of this city. They are well
organized and will undoubtedly exist for
a long time to come.
The sun., 1898-03-24
RAILROAD Y. N. c. A.
The Branch to be Esta blished in This
City Within the Next Two Weeks

City Within the Next Two Weeks
Secretary Tazewell of the local branch
of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., which
will soon be organized in Whining
ton is in consultation with the ma
tional secretary Of the y. NJ. c. A., for
the purpose of making arrangements for
the institution of the branch.
The necessary 100 names have been
increased to nearly 200 since Sunday
last and it is probable that this number
will reach double that amount on Sun
day next. i.
As soon as the reply from the national
secretary reaches here a meeting OF the
committee ON organization will be called
for the purpose of forming permanent
organization.
The branch will take in the members
Of the four roads in this city, the Mary
land division, the Delaware division. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio and the Wilmington &
Northern railroads.
The sun., 1898-03-24
A CLERK CANED
John Il. Downing Presented With "a
Handsome Walking Stick by
Fellow Employees.

For thirty years John B. Downing has
been in the employ OF the George W.
Bush & Sons Company in this city, and
yesterday afternoon he celebrated his
long tenure OF service by giving light
lunch to his fellow employees at the
Office OF the company.
After the luncn uad been disposed Mr..
Downing was treated to a surprise when
George NJ. ID. Cam, in behalf OF the
clerks, presented him with handsome
gold mounted ebony cane.
The recipient responded in a few we'll
chosen words after which Lewis p. Bush,
one of the members of the firm, congratu-
lated Mr.. Downing on his long and
faithful service and hoped that he would
remain for years to come.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Information Desired.

Chief Of Police Dolan has received a
letter from Anglum, Mo-, making in
quirics for the friends Of William Wade,
who was killed on a railroad in that city
on March l3. Wade before his death
stated that he was born in New Castle
county, and that his father was former
salooR keeper Of Wilmington. No infor-
matioA has as yet been received at the
police station.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Report Confirmed.

In the United States Circuit Court on
Tuesday Judge Dallas confirmed the re-
port of the master appointed to audit the
accounts filed by the receivers of the
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Com
pany Of Delaware in which there was an
ancillary rcoclvcrship in Philadelphia
A balance Of cash, some uncolected ac-
counts, and some patents We're directed
to be transferred to the rcccivcrship in
Delaware.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Henry Il. Sei(iel Dead = I"

Henry Barr Seidcl, formerly of the
firm Of seidel 4 Hastings, Of Whining
ton, died yesterday morning at his home
in Wernsrsville, Pa lie is survived by
his wife and the following children:
Mrs. Edward r. Candy Of this city, Will
liam Seidel of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Frank
f. Stewart OF New York.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Assessment Transfers.

A number Of transfers were made in
the assessment lists yesterday by the
Levy Court. The election bills have not
been all received. As to the assessment
under the Adams Tax law, the assessors
were allowed until March 25th to make
up their figures, but the time is expected
to be extended to April Both under u
provision before the State Legislature.
The sun., 1898-03-24
HEAVY FINES IMPOSED.
Judge Ball dministered Justice to 9
Number of Offenders..-Cases
Dismissed,

Charles Donavan and William Stafford
were given hearing before Judge Ball
in Municipal Court, last night, on the
charge OF assaulting Morris Harrison.
Donovan was acquitted and Stafford fined
$40 and costs.
Yesterday morning the case of George
W. Bouden, colored, charged with at
tempted murder on Samuel Hill was dis
mis- sed.
The following drunks were fined: Wal
ter c. Craig and Albert n. Fennimore,
81 and costs; Charles Robinson, s. and
costs, Samuel II. Bell and Samuel Com.
eggs, s. and costs.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Dover People Disappointed.
Special to THE SUN.

special to THE SUN.
DOVER, March 23-A large number Of
people were disappointed here tonight
when it became known that Bishop
Wells, Of Spokane, Washington, had
missed train at PhIadelph The
Bishop was to have made an address i'll
the Episcopal church here on Missionary
work among the Indians in the North
West,
The sun., 1898-03-24
Granted u Patent.

George II. and r. G. Hollis of his city
have been granted a patent on a collar
folder which is a very valuable machine
and is being sold readily in England as
well as in this country. The patent in
England was secured two years ago, and
the delay at Washington was occasloned
by misunderstanding.
The sun., 1898-03-24
RcnOunccd the Queen.

Judge Bradford, in lrrpraI Court yes
terday afternoon naturai.aoj Daniel Hart
ley, u native Of Engl"nu. The first
papers OF the new citizen were taken out
before the Prothonotary Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Good Prices Realized.

4 large number Of persons yesterday
morning attended the sale Of the personal
effects Of the late Chief Justice NiIpin at
Tenth and Orange Streets, Good prices
were realized.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Decree Affirmed.

Before Judge Bradford in Federal Court
yesterday afternoon, the decree in dis
missing the case against the famous fill
buster steamship. Laurada, on forfeiture
case, was dismissed.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Held for Court.

Clement II. Eastman was before
Magistrate .Daley last night, charged
with misappropriating the sum Of 500
from Rev. J.. J. Wilbur; Of Clayton. lie
was held in $500 bail ior the upper
court.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Banquet and Dance.

On Friday evening April Is, the mem
bers Of the Delaware Fire Company will
give banquet and dance at German
Hall.
The sun., 1898-03-24
The Echo s::,.s;::; 81; (: s;::;;!y ;:;;; j; !:

copies monthly. 1t reaches people who
You have been unable to reach. Low
rates given advertisers during the months
Of Oct, Nov. and Dec. Send for rates.
Address The Echo, Wauneta Neb
The sun., 1898-03-24
Commerce and Finance,

III ere were no new developemcnts in
the Flour market. Holders were asking
old rates, but considerable concessions
would have to be made to influence buy
ing to any extent. Spot Winter Bran
sold readily at full prices, but Spring do
was quiet and unchanged. The moderate
receipts OF No. ! and choice Hay were
readily absorbed at quoted rates, but
other qualities were dull and pressed to
sell at former prices. Straw was steady
with inquiry mostly for the better grades.
Refined Sugars were quiet and I'M
changed. Provisions sold in Il jobbing
way on a basis Of quotations Wheat
opened shade higher on stronger cables
and cold weather in the West, but after
wards reacted, in sympathy with other
domestic grain centres, the call closing
weak at last evenings quotations. For
eign orders were limited too low for bus
mess. Corn options ruled steady on call,
but nothing was done specuIativcly. Tx
porters took $1,000 bushels no. = mixed
in parcel lots on private terms. Local
car lots were unchanged and quiet with
ample offerings. Oats in car lots were
weak under free offerings and only u
moderate inquiry. Options were ,c.
lower. Export demand was light. Cot
ton quiet
The sun., 1898-03-24

lutely FREE, provided you send 10 cents
to help pay the postage and the names Of
3 or more Of your friends whom you
think would be most likely to subscribe
for it. Address AMERICAN HOME f
CIRCLE, 2531 N. 45 Court, Chicago, III
The sun., 1898-03-24
Broken ManhOlc Cover.

The manholc cover at Tenth and
Orange streets was broken yesterday
afternoon. 4 barrel takes its place un-
til a new cover can be procured.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Grain Movement.

Receipts at Philadelphia:-Wheat, H.
6l5; Corn, 36, l02; Oats, 1900. RaIti-
more: Wheat, V,702; Corn, POP, 7s5; Oats,
23,23S. Shipments from Philadelphia
Wheat, 1912; Corn, 5,532; Oats, IS, 1885,
Baltimore: Corn, 400.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Big Offer :: :: q; !: i: !: !: !; e.: &; 8;
krouo mi

monthly for one year and put your name
n the Agents Directory for one time free.
Send Now. Address TIE Echo, Waunetse,
Neb.
The sun., 1898-03-24

Separator Creamery, extra ..........2O
Creamery, firsts........ ....................l9
do seconds. .......".......".....1S
Imitation Creamery, extra...."."..l6
10 firsts.. .......................15
do seconds. ......."....
Ladle-packed, extra. a..."................l5
90 HrGtS....... ................. ...l4
do seCOnds...............
Print Butter.
Creamery, extra......."..."....
90 flrsts.. .....................2O
do seconds. .......................lS
Eggs.
Pennsylvania and near by.........".1O
Western, strictly fresh....".....".10
Southern, fresh. .................
Butter, steady; Eggs, active.
The sun., 1898-03-24

Neb.
CIRCULARS, SAMPLES,
etc., carefully distributed; signs
tackled up. A No. I reference.
Address, c. S. Roshon, "a N. 32d
St. Harrisburg, Pa.
The sun., 1898-03-24
Butter and Eggs

The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the Phila.
delphia Butter and Egg Board
Solid Packed Butter.
The sun., 1898-03-24

NnNN In order to introduce our
FhET paper into 100000 homes
during the next 80 days we
will send IT, one vear ahsn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-26
ATENCION

Sc VENDE.-Por su duefio retirar.
~se del comercio; una finca sta en- e.
barrio de Canas entrada q La calle de La
Villa. compuesta de una cuerda mas 8
menos de terreno, cercads, de alambr e:
eontiene tres casas una de comercio
punto especial de tienda y compra de
cafe.
Mide IA varas de frense por IL dc
fondo; todo de MADEIRA americana
forrada de hierro galvanlzado, con :
amos y medic de construida; otra dc
vivienda con habitaciones y otra para
taller de herrerfa.
Hay dos algibes uno, con bomba.
El que la interese puedle dirigirse 8
su duena en- la misma propiedad an,
tes del dfa 15 de Febrero, viuda dc
Gomez.
Ponce, % de Enero de 1898. l. m. d.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGnIcOLl
DE PUERTO RICO
SECRETARIA

En- ia session pdblica que celebrara ell
Conseio de Administration ell dfa 81
del corriente mes de Enero, q las dos
de la tarde, en- ell salon del Banco calle
de TetuAn ndmero ounce, tendra lugar
ell sorteo de treinta cedulas hipotecarias
de la primera emission.
Desde ell dfa siguiente durante diez
mas, estara fjada en- estas oficinas re-
Iaci6n de las que resulten favorecidas
por la suerte.
A partir del dfa del sorteo, las ce-
dulas autorizadas no devengaran inte
res serAn satisfechas por La Gaia dc
La sociedad en- los dfas horas ha-
biles de pago por su vslor nominal de
s95 p.S moneda corriente, debiendc
al efecto, presentarse con todos sut
cupones no vencidos.
Venciendo tambl6n oil 81 del co
rriente ell sexto cupon de las c66ulai
de Ia primera emission importante tres
pesos, treinta y dos y medic centayor
v el tercero de las de la quinta impor
tante tres pesos cincuenta centavos
desde el siguieate dfa, seran igualmen
te satisfechos por la GAIA los referido
cupones. Lo que Sc hace publico par
eonocimiento de los interesados.
Puerto-Rico, IL de Enero de 1898
El Secretario INFERNO, Eduardo Quia
ttma-Vo 30, ell Director Gerente, "
cente A,stosaetsi. S-3.
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Biblioteca de "La Oemocraoia

parecfa de faei bajada el sendero del Averno
descrito por Virgilio
Teresa, atemorzada del aspecto de aquel sitio SAL
vale desierto se estrech6 contra gufa sin decir
una palabra pero como le vefa marchar sempre
gual paso, y semblante mostraba una profun-
da tranquiidad veia cierto modO obgada disi-
mular enfoci6n.
DE repente y como dez pasos, vieron nm hom-
aparecer deante de arbo detras del cual ha
llaba ocuto, y que, apuntando Vampa, le grit6
Nj un paso mas muerto.
--Vamos, dijo Vampa. levantando la mano con un
pesto espre mientras Teresa poder ocutar
su TENOR unfa mas 81 use destrozan los obos en-
ire sfi
--lQaiAn erea2 pregunto el centinels.
Soy Luigi Vamps, ell pastor de la qninta do San
Felice.
--SY que queres2
- Quiero hablar tus compaheros que estAn en oil
roto de Rocca Blanca
En- tai sfgueme dijo ell centinela, mas bien,
puesto que sabes d6nde esta sto, anda delsnte
Vampa Responded sonriendo un aire de desprecio
la precauci6n del bandido pas6 deante con Teresa
continue camino el mismo paso hrne Tranquil
10 que habfa levado hasta entonees.
No habfan pasado cnoo minutes cusndo el bandido
hzo seas los dos j6venes que detuvie0ep, ambos
obedecieron Eel banddo imit6 tres el graxnido
del cuervo, 10 cual e responderon del mismo mcdo.
-Biens d,jo el banddo, ahora puedes continuar tn
camino. L#
que adelantabaE, Teresa temblorosa estrechaba
mas aniante efecto, por entire los Arbo-
lea vean aparecer brlsr los cahones de isa
escopetas.
El soto do .Focca Blanca estaba III cima de una
nrnr ~ duda OtYDa ltiGmpQa,
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la Democracia

haoendado de aquellos contornos. don Ole
nente Qninones, les proporcion6 caballos
para que fueran q 50 casa, donfe descarsa.
ron llgunos momentos hasta que lleg6, NAL
reme'n dado ell cooke.
Eltrsda eD Yauco, las once. Perma-
nsefa forzosa, miertras Sc conponia ell ve-
hieEGo. Tsrcera salids las tres cuarto.
VIaie plan pfGnito, porque IL rueda estaba
nal arseglada habia peligro de vol-ar.
L,egada a Ponce al obscurecer.
De- manere que en nm simple visje de
Meysgii Ponce han empleado nuestros
amigos la frioiera de dsez y siete horas.
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El Conde de Monte Cristo

Reno R6muo hubiesen salido de Alba para edifcar
Roma
Teresa Luigi subierop la tdspide hsaron
aquel momento enfrente de veinte bandidos.
-Aquf teneis 6 I'm joven que os busca desea ha-
blarca, dijo el centnes.
IL que quiere deoirnos pregunt6 ell que
ausenca del jefe hacfa de captau.
-Quiero decrcs que estoy fastidiado del ofcio de
pastor, dijo Vampa
II Ah va entendo, contest6 ell teniente, Svenss
s euplicarnos que te admitamos nuestras ilasp
Il S-a blen venido grtaron mUchos banddos de
Ferrufine, de Pampinsra de- Apagni, que habfan
ccnocido Luigi Vanpa
ST. que solo vepgo pedros mas que ser vuestro
compafierr.
II que vienes pedirnoaa dijeron los bandidos
asnrnhro.
-Vengo pediroe scr vuestro capitan
Los bsnddos rsroDse carcsjadae.
-tY que has hecho para aspirar tanto honorf
pregunt5 el tenente.
IL matsdo vnestro jefe Cuonmetto, ouyos des-
Tos esais viendo aquf diio Luigi mostrando trsje
he pre-, dido fuego la xvillaD de San Felics para
Una hora despu6e, Luigi Vampa fu4 elegdo c1pit&n
en- reenplszo de Cucumetto.
bien, querido Alberto, dijo Franz vol lEieudose
amigo, iqu6 pensAia ahora del cudSssano Luigi
Vsmpa?
-Digo que fabula, respondi6 Alberto, que
ha existido nunca.
-sQus quiere decr una fabnlaa pregaSf6 Pastrini.
-Serfa demasiado largo para explicaflo, querilo
hu6sped, dijo Franz Y decfs que ese /e6or Vampa
ejercs este momentofu profesion Il oercanfas de
RomaR
4kora 70 ringdH G--.1