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TO EQUIP ARMY or CUBANs.
Mr.. Stewart Offers Resolution Inouirine
Into the Cost.

Washington, d. c.. April 27.-The
Senate was in session but an hour and n
half to-day, during which time no inn
portant business was transacted.
Mr.. Stewart (Nevada) introduced tho
following resolution
THAT the Secretary of War be. and
he is hereby directed to furnish the
Senate with an estimate of the amaunt
of the appropriation necessary 10 arm.
equip subsist and furnish with mimi
tons of war, the Cuban army now nj
war with Spain. and such additions oe
may be made thereto from the peonlo Of
Cuba. until the Spanish army shall bo
expelled from the Island of Cuba. or mn.
Ill the next session Of Congress"
Mr.. Hale. (Maine). suggested the res
oiution better to go 10 the Committee OF
Military Affairs, and after statement
by Mr. Allison. Clowa), that the whole
subject covered by the resolution wa.
now being considered by proper com
mittees of Congress, and that Their,
would be no delay in the matter. Mr.
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Admiral Sampson decided to let the
Spanish officer and his orderly go (undcr
parolel. The Algonquin, commanded by
Ensign Crosley, flying n flag of truce.
steamed into Santa Cruz inlet. The
small craft was closely watched through
many glasses on board the flagship New
York. which was lying only Il few miles
off. \ few persons were seen to gather
near the small Notifications of Santa
cruz as the Algonquin approached. The
latter performed her mission safely and
apparently without incident She then
returned to Key West.
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.CARLIsTs GAINING GROUND.
The Spanish Cardinals and Prelates are
Standing by the Reigning Dynasty

Madrid, April Either is a report in
circulation here that some of the Span
ish cruisers now gathered about Manil-
In will be used later to scour the Pacific
and destroy American commerce in
those waters.
II u. m.-As n counterpoise TO the
growing sympathy toward the Carlists
among the people since Don Carlos
raised vigorous war note against the
United States, the Spanish Cardinals
and prelates are now assembling here
to visit the Queen Regent collectively.
declaring their adhesion TO and support
of the reigning dynasty. They will en-
deavor to convince the people that the
Queen Regent has never advocated
peace at any price, but thoroughly par
.ticipates in the enthusiasm Of the peo-
pie to defend the honor and rights Of
Spain.
This attitude of the Prelates will
cause sensation throughout the conn
try. greatly irritating the Carlists. To
night Madrid is absolutely unmovcd.
The capturue of the American bark Sa-
ranac by the Spanish gunboat near
Manila caused a momentary excitement
but the town is expectant over the re-
suit of the action likely to occur off the
Philippines and awaits the outcome with
perfect confidence.
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TAR-HEEL PosTMAsTERs.

Washington, u. c.. April 27-(Spccial
-Fourth-class postmasters were ap
pointed in North Carolina to-day rs fol
lows: j. w Vance. Cranberry. Mitch
ell county, vice Hahn, dead; William
VI. Caroway. Merrmons. Carterett coun
ty, vice Nelson. resigned; Mary s
MauItby. Wcsbrook. Baden county, vice
RObeson. resigned.
Second Lieutenant W. II. WOoten. OF
North Carolina. who has Just graduated
from West Point, has been assigned tC
Engineer Corps, and detailed to duty Al
Willetts Point. New York.
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RESOURCES FOR WAR.
The Shows of War Are Ample for Even
An Extraordinary Contingency.

New York, April 27.-Sccretary of the
Treasury Gage arrived in New York
this morning and in the afternoon con
suited with number of well known
fnanciers on the prospective war rove
nue. measure The popular loan prOpo-
sti0n was the most important subject,
and the fnanciers present pledged their
cooperation to make it effective. The
sinews of war. as now provided, are am
pie for even an extraordinary cOntin-
gency The actual and prospective re-
sources of the Treasury are 100000
600.
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UNCLE SAM FOOTS THE BILL.

Washington. ID. c.. April 27.-The
War Department has issued the follow
ing circular. bearing on the expenses in
Cured by the volunteer troops, between
the time of their enrolment and their
muster into the service of the United
States.
"All absolutely necessary expenses fol
transportation and general maintenance
Of the volunteers between then enlist
ment and their being sworn into the ser
vice of the United States; also all lncl-
dental expenses connected therewith'
such as the hire of offices. clerks, mes
sengers. etc. for mastering officers Will
he met by the United States.
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TO AMEND VOLUNTEER LAW.
Secretary of War Desires to Recruit
Several Regiments Of Yellow Fever
lmmunes


lmmunes
Washington. April PIT Secretary
OF War IS strongly in favor OF an amend
meht to the existing volunteer law that
VIII permit recruiting ut least half n
dozen special regiments Of yellow fever.
iminunes for services in Cuba. One
such regiment has already been recruited
III Louisiana, and Senator Caffery to-day
presented letter ut the War Depart
ment from the son of General Hood, by
whom the regiment was organized, tend
erIng IT'S services to the government.
Under the existing law there can he only
three extra regiments recruited. One of
these is already appropriated to Doctor
Wood and cSSecrctary Roosevelt for
his cowboys, who are already being
designated in the department as '.1ed-
dys Terrors." Great pressure is being
brought to bear from various quarters to
secure the other two regiments.
Ihe Secretary Of War, il is under
stood, holds that the practical yaluc of
immune, regiments is greater than tho
sentimental and political claims Of vori-
Gus applicants for regimental hopors
| lie wants 5000 immuncs provided. and
asked Senator Caffery if they could
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SPANISH FLEET MUST LEAVE.
Portuguese Neutrality VIII Force il Ia
Quit Cape Verde Islands.

Lisbon. April 27.-Thc State Council
meets tomorrow in order to decree the
neutrality OF Portugal during the wni
between Spain and the United States,
after which the Spanish fleet must leave
the Cane Verde Islands. In view OF
this. il is announced that several Portu-
guesc warships have started. or are
about to start for the Cape Verde Is
lands.
There are no warships of the helliger-
cncy in any Portuguese ports. excepting
the Spanish feet ut st. Vincent, Cape
Verde Islands. which. it is expected.
will put to sea to-day.
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TORPEDO BOATS SAIL.
70 Capture American Yachts in the
Mediterranean


London, April PA dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Cadiz, says:
The new tOrpedo boat destroyer De
structor. accompanied by the torpedo
boats Barcelona, Habana and Reta
mosa, sailed today "wednesday east
ward for Tarifa and Ccuta. with the
intention, it is believed. Of capturing
the American yachts now in the Medi
terranean.
THE shDs now in the harbor include
the cruiser Victoria. the toruedo boat
dcstroyers Pr0scrpne and Osada Eng
lish engineers have been engaged al
high wages to stiffen the Columbia and
the Normania and to mount the guns
The steel yacht Giralda has not vet
been armed. Other vessels here include
the torpedo boats Hacon. Corona anc
Orion.
THE supply of coal for the fleet seem,
short The government is buying al
the available coal.
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TWO VIRGINIA TEAMS.

Lynchburg. Va, April 27.-University
of Virginia ball team to-day defeated
Washington and Lee by twenty to noth-
ing.
Batteries Vrginia-Summergill ana
Hill; Washington and Burnett.
Lambert Robinson and Burnett.
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IN HONOR OF GRANT.
The Seventy Sixth Anniversary of His
Birthday Celebrated.

New York, April 27.-The Seventy
sixth anniversary of the birthday of
General Ulysses s. Grant. was cele-
brated tonight with a banquet at the
Waldorf Astoria. under the auspices of
the Grant Monument Association.
Two hundred and forty-siX guests
were present. \ reception preceded the
banquet. in the Astor Gallery.
The principal speaker was Henry Wat
terson. whose subject was The Re
United Sections.
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SPANISH SHIPS SAIL
1t Is Rumored that a Squadron WIN
lombard American Cities.

Bayonnc, France. April 27.--Accord.
ing TO letter just received here from,
Madrid. dated from the Spanish capitnl
ON Tuesday, Spanish squadron, con.
siSting OF four ironclads, and three for.
pedo boat destrOycrs, sailed for the
United States yesterday. 1t was ru-
mored that the squadron was to steam
direct across the Atlantic and hombnrd
northern ports Of the United States, The
port from which this squadron sailed
was not mentioned.
1t was added. however. that a second
sauadron. consisting of four ironcmds
and two cruisers. was being formed nj
CadiZ. Its destination was unknown.
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Stewart agreed that the resolution should
go To the Military Affairs Committee.
Al / o'clock the Senate went into exc
cutive session, and at 1:23 o'clock y. IN.
adjourned.
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TORPEDO BOAT DEsTRoYERs

London. April 27-According to a
special disDatch from Cadiz, the new
torpedo boat destroyer Destructor, ac-
companicd by three torpedo boats, sailed
yesterday wednesday, for Tarifa and
Ceuta. probably to attempt to capture
American yachts in the Mediterranean.
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be raised in the Gulf States. The Son
ator replied that he could raise 2OOOo |
such volunteers in New Orleans alone
as practically all the natives have had
the fever and all would volunteer.
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HAS NOT ASKED PORTUGAL.

LISBON, April 27.--In the House -, ~
Peers to-day. the government deilleu i, s,t
rumor published in Spain that fre 1s,i -
Mckinley had called upon .i'or' e.!S,;sh
obtain the departure of tne 7f Wnrdc
squadron from ST. Vincent, cape
Islands.
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London, April 27.-Mr. Gladstone, it
is announced from Hawarden, did not
sleep very well last night but he is
resting easier to-day. and is not suffer
ing pain.
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THE SPANISH FLEET.
Expected to Make It's Appearance First
ut New FOundland.

st. John, y. f.. April 27.-Reports to
mercantile firms here from English and
Spanish agents indicate that the Span.
ish fleet from the Cape Verde Islands
is likely to show up first in this locality.
hoping to obtain coal here. AS there is
no British garrison or naval squadron
here to prevent breach of the neutral
ity laws, the colonial government is con
sulting with the imperial cabinet as To
what to do in such an emergency.
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MRS. DIR. ]. W. JONES DEAD.

Tarboro, y. c.. April 2T.-(Special.l-
Died this Afternoon at , o'clock, mt her
residence IN Tarboro. Mrs. DR. j. W.
Jones. in the 5Sth year of her age She
had been sick for several months
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LEE LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

Richmond. Va. April 27.-General
Fitzhugh Lee has been summoned 10
Washington. and will leave here on 'he
noon train tomorrow.
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JAPANESE CRUISER.

Yokohoma, April 27.-The leading
journals urge Japan to consent to Amer
lean buying Japan's two cruisers no"
building in the United States.
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Scratched
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Hands, Face, and Clothes
Covered with Blood.
Face Covered with Large Sores.
Medical Treatment Useless.
Cured by Cuticura.
SKIN NOW SMOOTH AND ROSY.

My niece's little baby boy, two years old,
was so badly afflicted with Eczema that he
needed constant watching. 1t was all over
his face, and he scratched the sores con-
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been there to mar it. Mrs. l.. j. ROOT,
Feb. 16, 1893. New Scotland, n. Y.
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"News comes from Huclva province
that john Il. Catlin the American
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AGAINST YELLOW JACK.
A Thorough System of Quarantine to
BE Inaugurated in Movement of
Troops to Cuba.

Washington, April 21.-An excellent
system of quarantine is being perfected,
as preventative against the introduc-
ton of yellow fever. as Il result of mill
tary operations about to begin in Cuba.
Experienced surgeons will accompany the
troops to Cuba to prevent the spread Of
the dread epidemic. The system which
will he inaugnrated il is believed. will
minimize the danger.
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THEY BROKE CAMP.

The FOnrth Kegment, MAfyIand VA
tional Guard. Dissatisfied.
Baltimore, April 27-Thc Fourth Regi-
ment. Maryland National Guard has
broken camp at Pamlico and returned
to the armory in this city. 1t is report
cd they have rebeled because of dis
satisfaction at not having been assigned
To active service by Gen. Wilmer, the
Fifth being assigned to that honor.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
 OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail will be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the and residence of persons authorized to have the same pub lished.
 BORN. BERRIMAN-In Napa, March 21. 1Sss to the wife of ". R. Berriman, son.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE to creditors-Estate of MARY GOFF. deceased-Notice is hereby given by the un- the estate of MARY GOFF, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this no- tiee to the said administrator, at room 35, Chronicle building, corner of Geary and Kearny streets, the same being his place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in the City and County of San Fran cisco, State of California
 A. c. FREESE, Administrator of the estate of MARY GOFF. deceased.
 J. D. SULLIVAN Attorney for Administra- tor
 Dated at San Francisco, March 26. 1s9S
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DIvINE-In this city. March 27, 1898. Maria Teal Divine wife of the late Judge Davis Divine of san Jose, and mother of Mrs. M NJ. Estee and Mrs. L. T. Sparks. native of New York. aged ST years (Syraeuse and Utica. N. T.. papers please copy).
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A-S60; CORNER saloon on San Bruno road
 with living rooms; rent S2O; good payine, place and stock worth the money. WILKE,
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ABRAHAMSON-In this city, March q, 1885, Moses P. beloved son of Peter Abrahanlson. and brother of Mrs Bella Barnett. Mrs. Io3 Fredberg and Josie. Fannie. Mana ;; ana B. P. Abrahamson. a native or san frdh- cisco. aged 23 years and months.
 APPLEDY-Near Los Gatos Cal, March 70, 1898, Mrs. Ella Appledy, native or santa Clara, aged A years months and days BETTINGEN-In this city, March 27, 1898 Al. bert Bettingen Sr.. beloved father or Albert Bettinsen Jr., Mrs. Tillie Baldwin. Mrs: r. J. McInerney. and Sister Mary Alberti, g native of Germany. aged T years and z'
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CITY and County Treasury. San Francisco. March 16, 1s9S-In compliance with the provis- ions of section Of order 159S of the Board of Supervisors. approved September 15 1880. there will be sold at public auction by E. s. Spear & Co.,. at their salesrooms, 31 and B Sutter street, on
 MONDAY, APRIL IS. 1898,
 At 10 o'clock a. nl., sundry articles of stolen, lost and unclaimed property recovered by the police force of San Francisco. as detailed In an inventory thereof on file In the office of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors. and consisting of jewelry. wearing apparel. pis- tos. knives. etc; also lot of trunks. valises. clothing etc, property Of deceased persons received from the Coroner of this city and county. Open for inspection on morning of sale A. c. WIDBER,
 City and County Treasurer
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IN the Superior Court of the city and county of San Francisco. State of California-In the matter of the estate of CHARLES c. TER RILL, deceased.-Notice of sale of real es-
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the city and county of San Francisco: state of Ssa Saiifornia, matter of the estate of CHARLES c. TER RILL, deceased. the undersigned, ANNIE H: TERRELL as executriX of the last will of said CHARLES c. TERRELL. deceased will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, in the United States on or after the 12th day of April, 1898. the offers or bids to be received ioo4ioo7 e Claus Claus spreckels building. San Fran. cisco. all the right, title, interest and estate of the said CHARLES c. TERRELL at the interest that the estate has, by operation of law otherwise, acquired other than or in TERRELL at the time of his death, in and to all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate in said city and county of San Fran cisco, State of California, and bounded and described as follows. to wit:
 aforesaid wRe @ Er by ne mencing at the southwesterly corner of Va lencia and Hermann streets. being the point mann street with the westerly line of Va iencia street and running thence southerly street seventy-fve (75) feet to a point: thence at a right angle westerly. on line parallel point; thence at a right angle southerly on a line parallel with Valencia street. twenty angle westerly on a line parallel with Her mann street, seventy-ffve (15) feet; and to a point in the easterly, line of Elgin Park; thence at right angle northerly and along the said easteriy line or Elgn Park, hundred qOO) feet, and to point in the said southerly line of Hermanp street; and thence easterly, along the said southerly line of Hermann street, hundred and sixty-fve Q65) feet and to the point of commencement the same being part of Mission block num- Der twenty-two (22) as the said block Is shown and so designated on the official map of said city and county, together with the Improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereof.
 ANNIE H. TERRELL. Executrlx of the Estate of CHARLES c. TERRELL, deceased.
 Dated, March 26. 1898.
 B. r. PRESTON. Attorney for Executrix.
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BUsINEss CHANGES.

$150-CORNER saloon; down town. In vicinity of the wholesale houses well stocked; doing an excellent tradei good fixtures. M. LESS, 765 Market st
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

H D MATHEWS. Executor of the Will of ANNA .GIUST1. De- ceased. March 25 1898
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CRONAN-In this city. March 27, 1898, Irene Maria only and beloved daughter of John J. and Lizzie Cronan native of San Fran cisco aged years months and IS days.
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McGRATH-In this city, March 26. 1898. George w dearly beloved of D. and M. A. Me Grath and brother of Mrs. L. H. Castle and Iafayette Emmett and May O. McGrath. native of Butte County, Cal, aged p years months and II days.
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HEMRICH-In Napa. March %. 1898, 10 the
 wife of Henry Heinrich daughter MAGNACO-In Calistoga. March 2o lSss. 10
 the wife of Sam Magnaco q son.
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$215-PARTNER wanted by a lady in pork and GenSaey store choicest location; close to Market st; doing hrst-cass paying business rare chance for good man. Inquire WILKE 7SS Market st.
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MARRIED,

CALKINS-W Yreka, March 2S. 1S9S by the Rev. R. E. Wenk. Andrew D. Calkins and Frances F. Waters. Jackson. March A, 1Sss, by Justice of the Peace H. Godner. Charles A. Tyler and Emma H. Votaw, both Of oleta- WHEELER -HAINES-In Santa Maria. MaT%Gn % a. lS9S by the Rev. W. s, Whjteside, S. W Wheeler of Arroyo Grande and Rose Mary Halnes Of Santa Maria.
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ELEGANTLY furnished hotel in Mill Valley,
 3O rooms baths and all latest improvements; beautiful grounds; unsurpassed view only 4 hour from San Francisco. rent low. Par ticulars MADISON & BURKE. 626 Market.