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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Though trains have New York foot vi Chambers-.t
follows i've minutes earlier from West 2ii-st
BOO =. Ii.vestbued Express daily for linxnamton
Nayery, Eml'a Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 800
=. VI. Far1or to buffalo.
2:OD 4. M.-Vestbuled Limited fast mail Daily .oi,t
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland TAO A. NJ chlcsro
=. 81. seepers TO Chicago Cleveland and Cinc.nna,i
Dining
:,ao T., M7Buralo and .1eysiand vestibuled Express,
Jamestown 90 NJ. Cleveland ~ 30 p. NJ Sleeper. to
bs,ai,, en-, III ~ W., .s connections Tor
s;d5 y. N.--Sold train n Chicago. SiAeners 10 uo,
nelsvii.e. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car 'o'-
FNlCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations ut III. 49, 26l. 4Ol 057 Broad
way, l2I Bowery. i56 East l25th and 81 Iosh
e.: Ch CHI and West 22d st ferries, New-Hk ss3
md I26 Fulton st. 100 Broadway Brooklyn Hudson
Ct, Hoboken and Jersey city station Wescott Express
calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and resdeucs
TO Destination.
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INCORPORATE ~ NEW-JERSFY.

Trenton. March q (SpeciaD-The following com
panies we're incorporated to-day
The Alaska transportation Company. o: Jersey
City: capital. {2U0O.VcQ Corpora Tors. Andrew +.
Burcigh, Of Seattle Wash. Willard Brown, Of
New York Daniel L. Wing. OF Iackensack ~ j.
Ervene y. York. 81 Flushing. y. Y, and Edward
a. MacClean. OF Glenrdge. y. J.
Tho Whitley Manufacturing Company o. Cam
den. produce metal goods OF all descriptions:
capital. Sg0Is. CorpoTaiors. William ~ Whit DIV
OF Springfield. Ohio: William T. StiilweH D, Balti-
more John II. Williams. Merchantv!ile. y. j.. and
pha.
The Fairview Stone Crushing Company OF North
Bergen, y. J.; capital. 5000 CORPORATE tors John
J Dun OF New-YOrk: Isaac VI. Van Wagner OF
Eynck. y. Y, and John W. Eek OF Jersey City
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..amgnloA's oRRATEsr RALRos~."
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ T. HUDSON RIVER 2. e.
THe EOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
n$fsss . s.s t a%sI1 Contra, station a.
$40 esssR ss9s"' rn if fi'u ra'ss
Train KIT IN. wed bu. buTo: s',P Nj H. M ,sS
ran. ' 81 7, , M TS'9 2aSSc to )" "'
s.45 %fAsr DIiyrG. r2 nnais II
1900 A. M~SoRTH SHORE LIMITED, .,I Day. rsn,la
sas ssD S's ssl a raw sa sSo car,
1890 PAY ESPFnsS eT s:S al fp"hay sS
100 G & M srncTA S1!Sri1 S"%Su'. ca''
r., p s axb &nn an r9ila
''''" sunday-For Garrieon west Pono' fouS""ee'
500 A'5 May dna SHORE LIMITED pa,iyT ~.
hour rsn to cGf'F9 2oI E.h hp ec5 ' ~ heaS6
nnot As ~ ard a, Toledo ,o for s Gar, %nI5
COO 90 o;'S MNEsTE ferry F a b3 n
o.a5 "iHGi Sonf Fl aSi EXPRESS psyFo, troy
platsburg Burlington. Montreal and excerpt '''
7aO hGTFNIo srEcIA Ds, y, ,ocbs MS..
900 H,H1'' E3 gTFc F'' 2Ta SF0S NAIL
"r p.s'nas,' only fos nor'' E ST ho cpye N
Ok HonaRlI1 n' fHrFFss Dny-For
Cape Vincent Ordsrsburc. Buffalo. niagara FaiS.
C1,veland. Toledo chicago and Except Saturday for
cap" Vincent and the Auburn road
ls.1O Night MIDNIGHT EXPRESS. Every n'sn'
except sunday nights Sunday nights CheaSo
sleepers leaVe 9:lj train.
HARLEM DIVISION.
oio A. W. and 3.2S = M-D1ily cxcHpt Sunnnv, ", -.
Plfisncd and the Berkshire Hills. sundays only NJ
9:2o 4.
UaCn"~ Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated With pin'srh Light - .
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grant Central Sfaton.
il2 26l ~ firosdwnv ~ f-as ith g. H'2 lroalHa
81 Columbus Ave CT Vest 10Th 81. l95,h 81 station
ard iSsth St Station Ncv-rorH 51S enl I26 Fu'on ST.
ard 100 rroadwny. T. p. FRO 'klHn. - .
Telephone 300 Thirty Eighth street for New orf
Central cab service Bagrage checked from hotel or resi-
do lts he
Holm II TOT'CEY GEORGE ~ DANIELS.
Genera; Manager General Passenger Agent
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NEW ROCHELLE WANTS TO BE CITY

The ballot OF the taxpayers Of New Rochelle on
the question Of adopting city form Of government
resulted yesterday in favor Of the proposal by
thirty four votes. The polls were open from a. m.
To p. NJ. and s72 votes cast. Adrian Ise,in
ard his son. Columbus Old. Iselir. favor the con-
soicaied form OF local government. and II Is be-
li-ved that their opinion had much influence in the
vote. The amended charter. which passed the State
Senate last week leaves gu; the properties Of the
New.Rochele Water Works, owned by the Iselin
family The charter Will 60 into effect Immediately
after II H. signed by the Governor This IL expected
." be on March 81.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

sTioTs foo. wtsr s1 nN 1h' s4nE s.s-
e. The isassHs a. from DeD. aud so1.iaH 1dt
Streets minutes than 't give" below '''
FXsr I&iPsm%.o e. r,n's b, rstSf CO 10
s:$ $rESSsY}XSix ~ fss.!,Pi
tom cap So s..g9s pn .sa% 4od
80 aSS1'p 81 t hfH;, xSb 81 LOUIS EXrnrss
sS T''' WR a TnSSn" H&f fS:sso
20 r. w. Fos TGtHG tsffRR Pits
aG's r. c'G g. fa iP%f""fE%c s; rsrs ami
S.'; p p''
'''A W WAsmiNuToN AND TuE >oUrH. =, 40
40 20 Son;.., aSH 'Inn" S all arcr
.. S 'D"s ya 80 so IssS sa' M - g..
Lin all ana pinns Gs g :, n tT '"'"s
so Sen *. RntS s;t sS "a %hn.a
c ,segsra t2G ri spees
m, week days: Express go a. M and $40 p III
Ell Sg sss 9p aA .ys N $''
Af rt;4if' i3a - ss:; P. qns
Car and comsIned Coach 1r..,,,, md co-..
of ;,nd a street. 70 ~ m mt.S.o' - o..,,
L9s Branch Aso9ry Park rsS Vest
ss:;.v s * ~: E
!" Ss".'}' s!Pi.. ,r 80
p,nns 20 cH ,n,ns o Car 70 Dining Car, 40 .orns
car. 40 $40 p M ,soi night sunsssy' cio 10
Timing Cars $50 90 mining Can q 80 ,G Dining Carr
,.ss 'D s.s Nos al ~ iios 132a III and eel
Rrosdwsy: Aston House: West Twenty-'hird street
Streets Court street sro Fulton Street ~ I'roah1May
ana Rrooklyn Annex Station BROOKLYN station. jersey
city Tho New York Transfer Company VIII call fCr
and baggage from hotels and residences hrouen
r.sphon. sTe1, Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
isir mnnrcn W. J. r. WOOD.
- - ~ Gene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

4 DvEkTIsEMENIS, and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
- received At their Uptown Office No. loi2 Broadway
~ door north ~ Slsi st. until O'Clock - m advertise
ments received at the following branch Cices at regular
OlHcc rates WIN = O clock =. 81 ave
- NJ. 1872 Ch-Hve. 18TH St; Mays OH ave
and ian 81, l'2 columbus West ST iO6
West 42dst near ON ave. o2 East is,h-s. ~ West
s2l ST. between eth and 18th 100 l7th-st. 2as
81 ave between 10Th nth SITS o2d 3d-aye nesy
1is St l70S let ave near sothst: $50 Sd-sve. near
JOS dave. 2i0 Eat I9hst L02i Sd-ave coz 9d-sye
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GenehcrJ

GLASSES FOR SELF SUPPORTING Young WOMEN
u Millinery. Dressmaklng Cooking Atifniants on ,r-
sick choir singing Apply YOUNG WoMEN'S tuRlS-
TIAN ASSOCIATION. East 18th 81. . \. NJ 70 . T. Al
to . T. 81 SATURDAY. afte' Moons excepted.
N-OUNG LADY ~ collegiate and university eIIcht,on
/ both American ana European. occupying "A'riIeht
nnsi,icr vouli travel with cultivated fanlN aS pVntc
iuor and interpreter specially. German: terms $40" pei
rnont, md cxpenscs. highest references. Address
Cox -. West Haven. conn
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ tNOPEANs AND TRAVELLERS will Nm,
IL the London oEco Of The Tribune LAD
Fleet street. convenient pince to leave
their advertisements and sub.cripUuu. for
The Tribune.
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STEEL AND WIRE COMPANY CHARTERED.

Springfield Ill. March 2l-The American Steel
and Wire Company to-day granted incorpora-
ton papers oy the Secretary OF State. The
pany's headquarters is in Chicago. The capital
stock is Sl20ln,60 Of which half Is preferred stock
the other half common stock. The corporators
John W. Gates. Isaac l.. Elwood and Ebert II.
Gary
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY

Anthracite exclusively
Four HACKS. Automatic Block Signals.
stations in Sew YorA foot Of Liberty 81,
f and .'r .sri Ff i5si >. wh'f Ssy St s.
'' on and ATE: Fec 20. SOS.
g. ts.'s" ais s1sSsr. s.
d" GO 70 ss NJ ISo 80 900 Ga"'
T.'O. 30 and Ssrn"On 400 'io A.
For Reading ana HARRISBURG At 900; 80. 500 e:io
30 90 e 'sdgs 40 M liza .ad 2Go 200 TO- is;
@ iis 3 nI e R'Sd"s' A. NJ 100
* sS$Os s end 20 sc GO
FOR nosd Ah hkIsah d EesTE Grove &c.
70! RED B,nH nf n - Pdo ASa PARK
s"' HiS n:'t 's Sisy: 9
ao:is R'a Bank * S SS,fy kATKn t% y
oniy .2 ? s. sunday. lois 4; IL Wv n '' s..o
$50 Tens hy't piE";aa' r"h snf os 'o
For Atlantic City. vineand. and hrdgetOn. +:so A. NJ.
sS ", p Ell: ."s s':sFsn 40 $50 1880
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOX PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
From foot OF Liberty ST.
W. s'': S LIT F. H"%s s?'
f.Sf go 70 20 p DH s Ga III Sso
s X! EAyE Ss3?:HFi S FL FL
1000 s'f io5 oiS ii % liz IFS 20 ~ SoS 2 l 2
, Ss 5 5s s sS S S ss$ sss 4a3 a6 o So ss
90. s:5; io,Ss ii:to p. ii. i21s md,. sandays 100
Ss S s' ss D. = "a; 81. ;' 80 70 S Sss
wa:ss g. ?sG y 'o?, s s;y ,g 81;
a. S,;sa ( e nS:' lss%
baggage FROM hotel. or residences to dcstnaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
WEST SHORE R.

Trains leave w. 40 St Station N Y, a. followa and
10 earlier fobt Of Franklin St:
1918 A. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo Cleve-
land and Chicago.
0oo J. NJ; Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. SYRIA
ouss. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
troit Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis
6iI5 j Daily for tlbany. Utica syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago md St Louis
Time tables nj principal hotel. and onr,.,
C. E. LAMBERT General Passenger AGENT
Vanderbilt ave. Sew YORK.
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BAl-TIM O RE g. OHIO

Leave New YVIh. "hiteha" Tcrnina! south sssy Aaa
fo~t " Liberty street
DAT; Except sunday. ssandays
CHICAGO. ~ IA. m. s2OO y and ~. A., night
PiIISBCRG. '43o a. M. 1928 =. m. ~ D. N,
VLlo nght t.3O a. IN. Liberty 81. VnlyJ
SlNClNNATl. ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m. $3.50 D m
WASHiNGToN. BALTIMORE tT.63 1906 ,Diner,
Oinen; 800 D. IN. and 'i2io nyha
NORFOLK, III 30 a m
NEW ORLEANS Through rleeper,. - - q. 90 D. m
Al trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Omces liz. IT.. 20l S3t. IltO Bdwsy, 81 f. lsth-se
lI Fowery ~ y S3p. 34s Fulton st. Brooklyn: White
70 destination.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

aunes buffalo 300 l.. -. ra.iIn4n yesrbue Day
coaches and Paror Dnins service. Meas a
carte Connects Buhalo with through sleepers to
80: 800. 100 r. NJ. daily for EAsTON. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILK F,SBARRE. SCRANTON (week days.
PjTTSTON and coal branches Chair Car Nauch Chunk
s:.;:,O 4,IO +. VI. daily. sunday for WILKES
BARRE, PIrTSrON. SCRANTON, and principal
mediate Connects for all points in ths
gions Pullman Buffet Parior Car 10 Wilkesbarre.
$3.50. 4i2O p. 81 daily except sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car EastoI.
$3.50, 5,l5 p NJ. Sundays ony) for MAUCH CHUNK
ard Intermediate -iat!Ons,
$50. OiO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN
an6 principal intermediate stations
FALLS and oil points West Pullman sleeper vcstlbuls
train ~ Y Chicago Sleeper5 Buffalo and Toronto
s.,4O. 500 r. NJ daily except Su. lay eoppins only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELp2s EAsToN; HETifhEhEM.
BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman sleeper
Buffalo None but sleepingcar passengers carried No
baggage carried. ...r-..,....- -
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER; BCFFALo NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper to ithaca
Iddtonel local trains daily except SUNDAY for SOUTH
leave follows: 90 20 30 'l0on 1880 1920 30
SUNDAYS onl) a. NJ. 900. 23o. 1850 $50 and $50
80 p u.
tickets and Pullman accommodations Mt 1i3 26i. 213
3i5 pa and 323 Broadway Al F. 14:h ST.. 1876 l25th
St Io7 Bowery Y. T.: SEQ Fulton St. Court ST.. 9S
r-oadwav and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination.
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London.
First Avenue Hotel.

High H0Iborn
One OF tho best for real COM
fort and moderate charges
Convenient alike for CITY.
Law Courts and West End
Proprletors
The Gordon Hotels. Limited
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obstruction.

For Young Ladies-City.
,>.o,,s,, ,xr crpNAS SCHOOL. so West se'h St
IL Conducted by It'tY .. ALLEN Reopehs ''P'' -'''
Chapcrorage T. special lupus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
LEHIGl1 VALLEY SYSTEM

stations ot West I'D penn. +. RI Corandt Or
Desbrosses st.
time from West 23d 81. Other figures show
time from Cortlardt DeSbrosses St.
si;IO. 0:2O A. NJ. daily sunday 'C45. A. Nj for
EASTON and intermediate statlons.
1850. S;IJ \. DAILY for WII.KESBARRE SCRAN-
TON week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO, MA FAR \ FAILS and the West. md princi-
pal points. dining and chair car 10 Buffalo.
80. 12:DO n d.f" Sunday.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT

Direct route o NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NONTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsyile. Basking
Ridge, Madison. Morris,own. Iassac. Paterson, Boon
ton Dover. stannope, MENTION. BUDD'S LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCOHG, Hackettstown, sCHOoLEY S
MOI NTAIN. Washington. PHILIIPSBURG EAS
TON WATER GAP, SrROCDSBURG. Pccono Noun
talns. SCRANTON; PITrSToN WILKEsBARRE.
Montrose. BiNGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH.
WaterSllle. UTICA RICHFrEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO, ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA.
CORNING. BATH. DANVILLE, BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops principal
1900 A. M.-CCafe carr BUFFALO SCRANTON BING-
RiCTIFIEiD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OsWECiO
ENTREES. Pullman Palace Cars. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains fer Chicago and points West.
90 T. M-SCRANTON WII.KEjBARRE and ELMTRA
400 T. M-SCRANION. WILKESBARRE AND PLYM-
OUTIi EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
700 p n Daily Chicago Vestibuled Limited Express
for SCEANTo:S. EtN,;HAMTOE. ELMIRA. HUFF
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New YORK .
chicago. Dining Car west VI BuTalo
SCRANTON, BINGIIAMToN. ELMTRA. BATH Mt.
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving IN Buffalo 4 ".
@ 80 r. NJ iIO-BUFFAI.O. ECRANTCN. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO. ITHACA IJ.MIRA SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TiGKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry Gre e Sons. Limited. li3 Broadway. Is Park
Place 800 Broadway. and -? Iiroadway Tickets ferry
stations III 4th-ave. 2'h st 81 Wes lajth ST. 23j
Columbus ave. New York: BIS and 1919 Futon-st.
lO3 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full infor
nj NJ stations
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence destination.
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FIR Rovs AID Young Men-ti'

Fer Bows AID Young Mer-ti'y
DEEKEiEY SCHOOL. 90 west 4ith So .. T.,
- Entries now received for tacancies orcutins ="
e.n..,rhe, J. CLARK READ. Registrar.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
WAKEFIELD ACADEMIA Home School ior boy s ~,
L tr,ctiYe hea.thful and thorough. ndivihusi a'n'
FRANCIS H. RREWEE. \. NJ. frin f"ifh'lh '"'l'
NTAPIrNOOn INST. Concorivi.le Ia.-S-o,. Success
vi mi school OF the best II infuse Win
So ,aLn IN hoys 10 duties a. he Under IL yrs sl>h
nrohiihted Kew gymnasium Location b."u,i'u
elevated healthy J. SilpETi'l't 'ialr'. y 81, : -
Do,.kf.ANp INSTITUTE. Nvack-7n the Hudson
IL stirerh high locniicn boys home life prep"ta'f!
-. roi,oce Commercial. English. single rooms.
CAPT. !. WILSON. y. NJ. Prin
For Young Ladies' Country.
TIME OSSINlNi SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS -
Sing Sing tho Hudson Miss 9: g Fl bi'i.h'
J1r,rc,raI goth YEAR trgIns Sepiemher ~.
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n)inter Resorts.

EASTER EG1ERTA lNMENTS
Will be great featur. at
A@BWRW PABGZ
THE NEW SPRING RESORT
Regular Wednesday evening concerts will be given in
the Reach Auditorium. The following program VIII be
given Wednesday evening. March I'D.
orchestra L n ierV OOl
Sel|ctlC n .ManGula club
Reading Miss Flora Palmer wallace
Baritone I. Herbert Harrison
Violin Solo q. \ sanford
Orchestra In IerWoJI
Tenor solo II. Blake Martin
. Mandolin
Reading Miss Flora Palmer
Orchestra III NORWOOD
EXpr,ss train service iennsylyana and Central
Railroads foot ~ tort1ndt and Liberty Streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

THE ARONDALE ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
i Now open. Centrally located Special rates for isr
MIS-. u. II. WILSON & sos
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-29
WILL TAKE ACTION.

The Board OF Health wun Prevent the
Parade of Halis Circus.
Last night the board Of health Of this
city. whose duty IL is to see that the city
is not infected with contagious diseases,
held q meeting to take some action on
the proposition to prevent Halls circus
from appearing, or, 10 other words. parad-
ing through the streets Of this city.
The boards action is meeting with the
hearty approval Of all fair. minded citi-
zens who have no pecuniary motives In
view, but are acting for the public's
safety, and are anxious to keep down as
much a. possible the alarm over the
spread OF contagious diseases that at in
tervals bObs mp TO the surface.
As far az this city is concerned, 1t is
learned to-day that the board Of health,
empowered by authority Of the city
council, can prevent the parade Of the
circus through the streets OF the city
and prominent member OF the board
stated this morning that Halls circus
will not be allowed 10 parade within the
city limits,
Hon. Jesus Romero, chairman Of the
county commissioners, has been advised
Of the danger that is likely to occur oyeI
the circus stopping in old town. or any
where else In the county, and he will nj
doubt take some official stand In thu
matter.
The CITIZEN has 1t from strictly re
liable sources that Halls circus Is just re
turning from the infected small -poX dis
tricts Of Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-29
WELCOME AMERICANS F.
City Of Ponce Gladly SuTTendeTS
10 General Miles.
City Of Manila Said to Have Capltu.
lated TO Admiral Dewey.
Several Wounded and Sick Soldiers Reach
New York City.
ADMIRAL DEWEY To BE CONSULTED.

Washington. July 29.-The war de-
partment has received the following
from Gen. Miles Port Ponce, Porto
Rico via So. Thomas, July 29.-0n the
26th Gen. Garretson had a spirited en-
gagement on the skirmish line. Our
casualties. four wounded all doing we'll.
Spanish. three killed, thirteen wounded.
Yauco was occupied yesterday. Henry's
division Is there to-day.
Last evening Commander Davis. Of the
Dixie. moved into this port, followed by
Capt. Higginson with his leet early this
morning. Gen. Wilson with Ernest's
brigade Is now rapidly disembarking
The Spanish troops are retreating from
the southern part Of Porto Rico.
Ponce and port have q population Of
$4,000 now under the American dag.
The pOpulaee received the troops and
saluted the flag with wild enthusiasm.
The navy has several prizes, also
seventy lighters. Railway stock, partly
utbtibytht ~ INV AtHNVtNhs AtAbhholh
communication also is being restored.
The cable instruments destroyed have
been sent 10 Jamaica for others.
This prosperous and beautiful eOun-
try. The army will soon be in the
mountain regions, The weather delight
ful. The troops in the best Of health and
spirits, anticipate no insurmountable
obstacles In the future. Results thus
far have been accomplished without the
loss OF a single life.
In the affair on the 26th Capt. Edward
j. Gibson, Company A, was wounded in
the left hip; Capt j. II. Prior, Company
l., slightly wounded In the hand; Private
James DrummOnd, Company X, two
wounds In the neck; Private Benjamin II
Bosbick, Company l., slight wound In the
right arm; all Of the Sixth Massachu
sets; all doing we'll.
The Spanish retreat from this place
was precipitate, they leaving rifles ant
ammunition In the barracks and forty OF
ffty sick In the hospital. The people at,
enjoying holiday in honor Of our ar
rival. (Signed) MILES.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-29
GovERNMENT or SANTIAGO.

The City L. Under Military Rule and
Objectionable 20 Cubans.
Santiago de Cuba, July 2g.--General
Shaiter says that the trouble between
himself and Senior Ros, civil governor OF
Santiago, is a very small matter indeed.
Ros Is rufiled at Shafter not allowing
complete control Of the civil administra-
tion OF the entire section surrendered TO
the American forces. ROs considers
himself supreme civil authority. Ros
discharged three employees and substi-
tuted for them his friends. The dis.
charged employees complained to shafter,
who ordered their Reinstatement. Ros
has been slightly rufiled, but is cOntlnu-
ing to discharge his duties as General
Skaters subordinate. The trouble was
really Insignificant, but ROs and his
three friends being Cubans. the matter
was magnihed In their circles.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-29
PORTO RICO Is OURs.

southern Part Of the Islspd Captured ~
Army Of Gen. Miles.
Copyright Associated Press.)
Port Of Ponce, Porto Rice. via Sc.
Thomas, d. W. l., July IS The port Of
Ponce surrendered 10 Commander Q. II.
Davis, OF the auxiliary gunboat Dixie.
There WAS no resistance and the Amerl-
cans we're welcomed with enthusiasm
Maj. Gen. Miles arrived here this morn
ing at daylight with Gen. Ernest's bri-
gade and Gen. Wilson's division on board
the transports.
Ernests brigade Immediately started
for the town Of Ponce, three miles inland,
which capitulated this afternoon. The
American troops are pushing toward the
mountains and will jlin Gen. henry
with his brigade at Yauca, which has
been captured by our troops. The
6ght before the latter place on
Tuesday last was won by the
American volunteers. The Spaniurds
ambusbed eight companies Of the Sixth
Massachusetts, and the sixth Illinois
regiments, but the enemy was repulsed
and driven back a mile TO bridge
where the Spanish cavalry charged and
were routed by our infantry. Gen. Gar.
re,son led the nRht with men from I'M.
nois and Massachusetts,, and the enemy
retreated TO Yauca leaving four dead q
the ield and several wounded. None Of
our men were killed and only three
slightly wounded.
The Porto Ricans are glad that the
American troops have landed. and say
they ore all Americans and will Join ouI
army. The roads are good for military
purpOaea
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-29
sHAFrER AT SANTIAGO
ne Claims THAT lie Alone Planned ths
santiago Campaign.

ne Claims That lie Alone Planned the
santiago Campaign.
Santiago, July 29.-MaiOr General
shaNer Is deslrous that II should be
known that the United States war de-
partment has in no way interfered with
the conduct Of the campaign. The gem
eral adds that he was never hampsTed
by the war department, aud II the cam
paiga in this vicinity had failed the
fault would have been all his own. The
departments only participation in the
operations was In ratitying the terms OF
surrender OF the Spanish forces.
II is expected that all Spanish prison
ers OF war will be embarked by August
10. The American commander has au-
thoriEed the Spanish officers who com.
manded the troops that came TO santi-
ago during the siege from Manzanillo h
send f)r their wives and families In or
der that they may be taken back tC
Spain at the governments expense
There are about 750women and children