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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
Clearing Up in the ANNEX.

BOYS CLOTHES is big boys Long Pant Suits,
for ages "a to 10. Several styles that $1,000 suit.
Newt Monday $6.5 suit.
MEMS SACK SUlTS.-In small sizes, 49, "a, and
few 35 mostly black and blue Chevios Their bigger
gone, and they lonesome. Hence, nest Monday,
$3.50 suit, in place Of $1,000 and Su.5o.
UNLESS all signs fall the bulk of Overcoat weather
still ahead of u.s. And we've shipped Overcoat prices until
you make money by buying for winter without
couetng the good wear that you'll get January February
and March.
If you see it in our ad. it's
MCKennOn, Anderson & Foster.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
Meeting Of Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank was held last Tues
day, and all of the old directors and
officers were reelected. The regu-
lar semi-annual dividend of 4 per
cent. was declared, and the amount
of 81, 800 was passed to the surplus
fuud,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
And now "success to ALL"
For Rent.
Beauty. Utility and Value

Are happily combined in Hood s
Sarsaparilla Coupon Calendar for
1898. The lovely child's head in an
embossed gold frame, surrounded
by sprays of flowers in mosaic, the
harmonious pad in blue with clear
figures, and the coupons by means
of which many valuable books and
other articles may be obtained,
make up the most desirable calen-
dar we have ever seen. The first
coupon article is Hoods Practical
Cooks Book, a handsome, useful
volume of $50 pages. Ask your
druggist for Hoods Coupon Calen-
dar, or send cents in stamps for
one to G. 1. Hood q Co., Lowell,
Mass.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
Clearing Sale Of WilteTBb Goods Next UODday.

WOOL DRESS GOODS.-Ten pieces
Wool Dress Goods, Rough Finished,
Boucle, Black and Red, Black and
Brown, Black and Gray. No better
values have been offered this season
at soc and 58c yard. This lot next
MONDAY at 29c yard.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

W. I. Wilkes and A. s. Derryberry,.
under the firm name of Wilkes &c.
Derryberry, are now fully equipped
and ready for business as under
takers. Location in the Brown
Block on S. Main street. If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

LADIES' SHOES.-Oue Hundred
and Forty Pairs of Ladies Kid and
Cloth Top Shoes, Pointed Toes, some
are heavy welted soles, some are
light, hand turned soles. Prices
were $500, $3.50 and $500 pair. This
lot next MONDAY, $1.90 pair.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
ANOTHER TELEPHONE
Company Goes Into the Hands of a
Receiver.

TOLEDO, O.-The Harrison Tele-
phone Company has passed into the
hands of receiver, Daniel Morris
being appointed by the court to
manage the concern. The COM
pany's affairs are reported to have
been in bad shape for some time and
the excuse they give is that they
couldn't do the business and give
the service for the price. The COM
pany's liabilities will reach $4,000,
while the assets consist of some 800
telephones in use.-E9ectrical Engi-
neer,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

A Happy New Year to you, Invalids.
Does happiness seem a mockery and my
very wish almost an unkindness? Nay,
know it is not so; for the same power
that permitted the demon Pain to work
his will with you, chained him to the
angel Patience, and you will be happy
in her tender councils. For she whis-
pers TO you that all is not in vain; that
souls hungering to do good deeds love
to minister to you, and, that from YOUR
agony are borne into the world pure
self-denial and sweet compassion. May,
then, the breath of sympathy so stir for
you, during this year, the sullsn waters
of affection, that they break into the
laughter of summer stream.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

The widespread dissatisfaction
against nominating convention, "
spoken of in the resolution adopted
by the Executive Committee, was
spread on the other side Of the ques-
ton last Monday. The people were
mad as hornets at the action of the
committee, and the machine politi-
clans We're kept busy explaining.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

A Trinquil New Year to you, Aged
ones. You have anchored in the har-
Dor, and only wait the Masters call to
land. Meanwhile the waters are calm
around you. The anxious captain, and
the busy sailors sleep; the weary helms
man stretches his strained limbs. You
can watch the changing sea beyond,
smile at its sunny stiffness, send warn
ings of storms and counsel the strife
wherein your past is done. Your fellow
veterans are moored beside you, and
cheer you with their brave familiar
shapes. Together you live again in
tender thought the varied voyage, to-
gether hail the new-trimmed c"aft that
pass outward on some unfinished quest,
rejoicing that they may gain fresh
courage by seeing you safe sheltered
after storm, and shoal, and strife.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
SOME RAMBLING THOUGHTS.
BY MEMO

A Happy New Year to you, Boys. If
it isn't it ought to be. An unhappy boy
is like chicken that lays no eggs. If
you are not happy, lust look within to
see what is wrong. The fault must be
there; for you have no cares, no ankle
ties, no regrets. What privileges you
have to make you happy! A home with
all its comforts, leisure for sport, holt
days and merry-makings. Even your
school is made attractive, and learning
easy, Ask your fathers how lessons
were thrashed into them, how hard and
monotonous were their school-days,
and then contrast your own advanta-
ges. How grand too is your health
You cannot even realize the sadness
and gloom of the sick room, the weari-
ness of the dyspeptic, the hopelessness
of the invalid. Your tooth ache and
your head ache come from your own
folly or carelessness, and You have only
to deny yourself in candy and pastry
for a few days and you will be well as
ever.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

A Bright New Year to you, Mothers
Consciously or unconsciously, you have
made the great sacrifice. You have
risked pain, sorrow, anxiety and death
itself, in the sacred hope of Hebrew
mother, that to you may fall the honor
of bringing into the world some prince
of peace. That sacrifice was dedica-
ton. You are a priestess forever.
So, may this year be happy to you;
happy in the knowledge of your high
calling; happy in the discharge of its
holy duties; happy in the hope that
your constant care may furnish to the
world being worthy to hand on the
torch of lofty deeds; happy in the
thought that you have forged another
link in the chain of love, whose clasp is
held by God.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

a Happy New Year to you, Girls and
Haidens. You and the boys have equal
rights TO happiness; but remember
yours are 'woman's rights" 1 hope
you will be strong supporters of wo-
mans rights, and the equality of man
and woman. But do not forget that
equality does not necessarily imply
identity. You have the right to learn
all that the boys learn at school, to ex-
Gcise your bodies as they exercise
theirs, to travel, and observe, and work,
and rest as they do. But, though you do
all things, do them as women, lest for
getting the distinction Nature herself
has made, you gain more than vour
rights and lose all your privilege.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

A Prosperous New Year to you, Faith
ers. You have thought your individ-
uality worth perpetuating, and have
won an attribute whose name belongs
to God himself. You are an autocrat.
Wistful eyes watch your every look and
word, and eager minds strive to mould
themselves in your character. You
have provided for yourself an earthly
Immortality, second self to take up
your ambition and carry on your works
of good or evil.
So, may this be happy to you,-happy,
because you have courage to undertake
responsibility, and confidence in your
worth and in your good intentions.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07

happy because you realize that you are
women, and that, like the skilful gen
eral, you may win full many fight in
which you handle neither sword nor
gun.
*x#
A Fruitful New Year to All Youths.
You are Fortunes favorites. On you
she showers her choicest gifts. You
have the heart of child and the will Of
man. Days full ofinnocent happine ss
are behind you. Myriad pleasures open
around you. Golden visions lie before
you. Hope rests upon your head; love
is in your eyes; courage in your breast;
the world is at your feet, and, for you
there stretches now an opening CEN
fury.
So, may this be happy to you. Happy,
because your eyes are clear to recog-
nize your many gifts; happy that pas
sion does not weaken your heart, nor
affection hold you back from high en-
prise; happy to your rich inheritance
of life, and in the wisdom not to waste
its glorious fullness.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28

6ju,rIti, Ui, 5,itiO eOr audl,uo bi, SdmUlsn au&
tIu muqtu, bic Der nit 8btumGtismus gebaittts
bcttldgtriqe SHB0Iios, gsrirjpDtltt, 9srDeut, an
Tturaais 2,ismOs OOcr traut GaruisOrrieq,noI
lu5JuicbeH bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28
Sic 9clagerung non Santingu.

@eiteres 8orriiden unierer Sruppen
- 8ier dmeritanif6e 8utterie'r
auf einem nur A W}eilen BON bal
Staot gete9enen 6igeI aufge.
pflan3t. - Die Cooperation Del
Gubdner.
Surogua, 26. Stunt. pia Sing:
Iton, Samatcu, 27. SUM-. - 0reitau:
Isnb cu6aniI6e S5rIurgenten unter BEN
9ensruI Galirto 8arcid, paI6a aug
ben Bergen peItli9 ponSantiago tom.
men, nurben 6eute our6 uncertainties
SranspOrtf6iffe bier gelanoet, uno biz
gan3e MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
fii0li4en SbeiIe Der Probin3 Santa.
90 De Gubo, 3uIammen etpa 5000
Wann, lit jeBt in Der llmgebung DOR
SSurdguu con8entrirt. 9rei 8iertel Die:
Ter Gubuner iiro nit mpbernen Sc
pebren bepaffnet uno nit 6inrei6en:
Der W2unitipn berIe6en. Sin Sbeii
oerislben pirb in Der &i9tIng por
Guantanamo geI9idt perben, I'm 81
perbiiten, Dap ii6 Die OortigenSpaniel
nit Der 9urniipn BON Santiago per=
einiqen. Sine Gpnfersn5 ioQ norger
3lpif6en ben 8enerdlen Sbafter uni
@urcid ituttfinoen. Sin Ptun Del
Cooperation Der gubaner nit Der
9(merifanern lit bereits entiporfer
norDen, ni6t nur biniihtIi9 Der Sim
ro6me BON Santiago, ionbern uu4 be:
3iigli9 Der ipdteren 8epegungen gegsr
9apana unb Watdn5as. Die Cuba.
ner boffsn, minbeIters 10000 Wtanr
3uIammen gu ba6en, iobalb Der 4n:
griff auf Sapana 6eginnt.
4io 8uumo, nabe SantiagO
26. SUM, bia &ingiton. 27. SUM. =
9ier ameritanii9e 8atterie'n uno cir
8utlinqgeiGuB iinb auf einem 9iigeI
uuFgspflan3t porben, Der bas 8eder
beberri4t, in pel4em Santiago liegt
Die ameritaniI3sn Sruppen Darer
lsBte Na6t nur $500 garbs BON ber
ipanii9en S9an5iperten entfernt. 9it
Stabt Santiago tam BON bier aus ir
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elb mad 0urOcn.

Ct. So6ns. MS, 27. SUM-. -
lieutenant 9earp'5 0ampfer scope"
ging g2Itern na4 6pOnsp, G.z8., ab,
ND er &o6len eiaIaoen unp cine piiTenz
f6aftlife expedition an 9orD ne6men
nirb. Bon bort fdbrt er nu3 Der
g&ortb49affin'szgan, po er Ii6 Qieuz
tenant 9ear1 arI6lieBen pjrb, um
&obIen uno 9robiant ouf BEN 0amz
pier g8inOparO" gu i6ertragen. Da8
aus bunDert 5onnen 6eIte6enbs Rez
Ierpez&p6larlager pirp 6si 2ittletor,z
Sslanb an Der gr0nldabiI4en &iiTts
oelanbst nerbsn. blmit Der yDinb=
Daro" auf Ieinem RIdmeqe tsineRpt6
an &o6len leibe, folIs er pdbrenb oes
eon8en Ointers i'm boben Noroen elm
gefrorsr blei6sn iollts. Die Scope"
piro bier gegen GnOs September 3uz
rid ermartat.
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Gun riuem Geaer arIdJOiIcn.

SddiOnpille. 5Ia., 27. SUM-
- Der SOloat @6arles 8urtart bon
Gompagnie u, 2. 81. Rsgimert. pur.
oe bon einsm 5arbigsn, Der NIT Dem
Regiment Don Suiroig 6ier6ar gefoms
men, bur4 einen S6uB pernunDet.
8urtdrt pur0a nad Dem 6olpital az
bra4t, bod tpiro KIN: 9erleBuag niht
fir tCDtli4 ge6alten. Seine U1utter
no6nt in Der Stabt Retu=gort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28
SlntaOe bnil 8urtn Riro.
GapitGnS Sio86ee nit Dem S6neatreus
3er nSt. paul" Oor San Suan. =
Sin psrod4tiqer 8o6lenoampTer.


ger nSt, paul" Dor San Suan. -
Sin psrOdatiqer 8o6lenoampTer.
8uI6in9ton, ,. g., 27. SUM.
- Gapt. Sig56ee pom 6UlF5trsu3sr
st. 9oul" bat eip 6ritii6e5 S6iff
oopor oeparnt, Die Ginfa6rt in Den
5afen BON San Suun De Pprio 8ico
gu oeriu9en, ba oerIelbs b,odirt lei.
Die 9loduoe Oe5 0afen5 lit niGt forz
mell an9etiinDigt porban, u6er Die Grz
0fFnura elmer iol6sn 8gotuoe o6re
por5erige 2lntinb;9ung itebt i'm Sim
fang nit Der Qu5lsqung b35 80Iterz
renta, pel6e ous i5lot.sn Oepurtez
ment Teinen geitern Der0Ffentli9tan
rtuar 8.odabe 9e9ulatjOnen gu
8runO2 .egt.
0}an 1T DurGaus oarduF por6ersiz
tat, oaB oieIe 2lu5legunr 0nq2fpGten
psroen f0nnts, menn Die Ipaniibe Rez
Qiarun9 trQeno cine auropGHfs Mu6t
ca3u 6eDe3en t0nnte. eiren 9roteit gu
er6e6en, u63r bu8 6loitsn Ospurtez
ment lit ii6er5euqt, baB es zen bon ibm
ttnQenDmmenen Stanopuntt 9eIten5
part6eioicen fam, oa bic erIter 4e4t5z
Leuhtan Oe5 Stuuts 0epurtemenis
6ei bem Gntpurf Der neuen 9loduoe=
Ga1uldt;onen conIultirt Dorben iino.
2lbosIe6en Don Der glpduoe bes
5aupt6afen5 Don 8prtp Rico Oiirften
iih Gapt. Sidsbee uno Die 8efe6ls6az
6er Der an0eren umeritaniThsn &unoz
ihQfterIfiffe oieIer Sage aud einge=
6ino nit Dem peroG6tigen &o6Lenz
oampFep 6eihdftigen, Der in Sort be
Stance, ,Wartinique, angelap9t lit. Die
QQsn!en De8Staats 9apartements in
rem neItinoHhen 6dfen baben our6
lore 8eridte bic BreBmsIoun9 pon oem
2(uftaufen Des 0dmpfers 6gitdtiqt
unD Die 9ermut6unQ legt n1be, ouB
0eriel6e entpsber Dem 9(omirQl Ger
pera in Sdntiaqo bic n0t6igen &ohlen
brinoen foG, pamit en- BEL Hu6t uno
9}e6al an Der unpoQitdnoigsn y8erfprz
tuna" porbei entpiidap fam, ODER
DAP er bic Thpar3en 0iamanten auf
Dem nid6t me6r unqep0bntihen 0ege
ij6er bic sy5la bel 9ino5 ooer gatabaz
no noa 6apara einIdmuggeIn IOu,
Dem Gapt. SiQ8bee unb ieinep Gollez
gen 1T e8 ou6er parm an'S 9sr3 gelegt
porOen, pon ben 8unOifafterI9Ffen
ouf Oa5 Ro6lenI6iff i4drf 2ugaus
baIten gu Iafsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28

QonOpn, 27. SUM-. - Der 0F=
rsi6iIts Oampfer o3ripi" 1T pOr
3rieIt, angeblid noa 9Rouen, 5rant=
reid, abgeoampft. IS 1T inoefen be-
tannt, OoB er cine 2(n3abI Maihjnenz
8eI6iiBe, bic pon Der Ipanii6en 9te=
gierurg getauft porben Iipb, an 9orO
BAT. G5 1T mebr ais pubritejnIi6,
OuB osr0ompfer na6 einem IpQniifen
6ufen beitimmt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28
sem DOR elmer gut Deri6an5ten 4piIz
tipn befinOen.

sem DOR elmer gut DsrI4an5ten YolIz
tipn befinosn.
5rpB Der ij6errui henoen aus ira
Mia fommenbsn Grtbunung iibsr mi
lttdriihe llnfdG;gteit, III oo6 midi
Iti6. un3unebmen, DAB IoIA' eineSsite
ME Santiago einfa6 Our6 oen2lngrltt
elmer It1rten 9(pant9drbe genommen
paroen tunn. NomipaI Gsroerd'sDea
psi6en u. Die 2anourg Ieiner W}ann=
i6aftsn iheinen an3uoeuten, baB Die
Gage cine tritiIhe lit.
Die ameritaniI6en Sruppen rperbn
ubsr tuum in Iol6er 9erfufung iein,
um groBe yiebsrlagen srtrugen 5u tOn=
neD. Der 8eiIt, Der Iie beieeIt, mag
ibnsn iiter Die tonrmenoen Sfpierig'
tsiten btnpegbeIfen, oo6 1T bic gleif
nah ben 2{u8I ftffunq Our6 forcjrte
MGri6e in einem GuBerIt beiBen 8liz
ma perurIu1te Observation-Disclosures
audi cine Is6r qroBe. Wian bari rjht
OsrgaTien, ouB iie bel Der QanOung Ell
gsnlifl teineu 0iOeritano gefunoen
6aben. pa eire iplnii6e 8arniIon
ME i'm Stan0e mar, Ii6 i'm offenen
5slbe bei Sontia8o 9egen bic SMUT
genten gu balten, 10 mar e5 bon pornz
berein lur, baB General Qinare5 nift
ben 8erIu6 puoen burfte, Der 2ans
Dung Der ameritaniI6en Sruppen0iz
oeritdno gu lsiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28
Serle9un9 bes &rie96
glad Ser Sittte pOn Spattten.
Commodore @atIon rrbalt Srfrbl 3ur
infurtigen glbIagrt nit rinCm
itarfcn 0el6naOcr.
@fatplanS's SluttcnmiliS scbt nit.
2lm 8orabeno elmer Gntf6eioungS

9m @OrabenO elmer Gnti4eioungsz
i4Ia4t DOr Santiago. - llniere
Sruppen nur nod bier Meilen DOn
Der Stabt entfernt. = Sran5pOrz
tationsi9nierigfeiten uno Mangel
an 9roDiant. - Sin nd4tIi4er
2tngriff Der Sponier ouf uniere
@Drbut befiir8tet. = Die cubaniz
i4en Sniurgenten eripeiIen ii4 ais
ni9tsnuBiges 8eIinbel. - llnier
9auptqudrtier bis Suru9ua bOrgez
iao6en. = Die brittle MunilazGrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28

TO r y a.
Tragtdis laSSpbe Was lhT FUeher6skauft H3bE
'3a55f' 75a &<zNHzzszS1<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28
8afes befinoen. 9ieIer 8efe5I lit bss
reits in &raft getreten.
0u5 Ba98t6um unierer
SInttp

= : ~ " W = !" ~ " ~
6lotte.
@ufbtngton, p. g., 27. SUM-.
Die rG6ite 2lusg16e oe5 gytubD Hez
glitter" miro einige intereTante Odten
iibsr bic in 6olge oe5 &rieges in Der
6lotte oorgetommenen 4eriOnaLOsrdHs
Oerungen entb1lten:
Die attips Qiite Der 55lotte 5dblt ieBt
1865 0ffi3iere; 132 peniionirts Diff
3iere Iino pjeoer i'm attiDen 9jenit;
693 Sffi5iere Iino fir Die 9uuer oes
8riege5 engagirt; % 9enFonjrungen
uno 30 3OOe5fGue TinO ieit Dem l. Sdz
mar 1898 pDrgetommen.
Die rangGltaiterOffi3iers ieoen8ras
oes Iino: GUntrezQOmiral gB. u. &irts
lamb; Commodore U}c9loir; GupitGn,
D. b. Fungirenoer GOntrez2lOmiral,
SampIon; Commando ). 8.0idin5;
2ieut. sGommdnosr &. s. IuI5one;
2ieuteuont 6. @. 3i9mon.
Die 6lOtte beItebt aus folgenCsu
Sniffen: l. 8faiie, II; 2. &laiie, Is;
3. &laIe, 43; 4. &ld1e, 6; 80 GorpeOo=
boOten i'm 8ou uro autoriIirt; u
S6leppodmpfern; 6 SegeIibtTfen; 3
Shuli6iffen; u OienituntaugIi4en
uno 80 aIer &ldFen i'm 8au; in Der
6iilf5z55lotte iino 36 Stronger Il. Sa6z
ten; 81 0umpfer unO 8ohIeni6iffe; 25
Sdleppoampfer; Is 3oututter; 4
2eudttburmsSenber uno 5pei 5d9rz
5euge Der 6iI4eretzGOmmjifon.
(g8eitere Sric9Sberttbte itcbe 3. unO
4 Scitr
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petition fti6t in See.

8ai6inqtnn, .. g., 27. SSuni
= 9a5 6lotten 9epurtement per0f=
fentljf!s um Ills beute 8ormjttaQ
fpIgenoe5 Bulletin:
Commodore WutIon fG6rt beutt
auf Dem &reu3er oNepart" a6, um Iif
oem @OmiraI S0mpIOn an3uIAlieBen
Damn Miro er oa5 Commando iiber
Gin Pan5srgeI6paDer iiberrebmen uni
odmit IofOrt nap Der IpaniI6en &iiItG
abgthsn. OieIe5 @ommaroo pirb aIa
oas 0itIi6e 9sIfepaosr betannt Isin
uro aus foIgenoen S6tTfen beitsfer:
6.ag9TfjIf nRepart," S6la6tz
Ifjffe rScpa" un0 Oregon, Sreu,
ger rYcitmite," nNdrtee" unO r0irie"
uno Dan 8o6lenoampFspn nScanoia,
n2blrenOa" uno nQteranoer." Die
2t6fabrt piro iofort Oon Santiago aus
erfoI9sn.
0ds 8uQetin tiinbiqI uuBerOem fol-
gerOe 8arGnOerun9en in Der 8e3ej6z
nung unferer psp!6ieOeneu 6lottenz
OlOflcnen an:
Roroatlantiifs 6lotte, 8eftblsbaber
gprtrsaomirul SampIon;
Gritss 8eI6paosr, 8eTtbl5bdber
GCmmooors $. u. 6opeQ;
3peite8 8eIhpuoer, 8efe6I56aber
Commodore 20. g. ShIep.
6lpterbuiis, Sen Weit, 6ld., Be-
feblseober Commodore Rsmeb.
Den GntIfluB, Elm 8eifpaoer mad
Der &iiIte Spanien'5 gu i4ifen, purOe
rift ii6sreiLt gstroffsn. iopOsrn mar
nrlIe ie65 Wpden ur.er 8erat6ung.
Die 2tominiItrutipr lit ii6er3eu8t, baB
bic S,panier, penn ibre eigene &iiIte in
W}itleioenI3dfi ge5o8er, nenn ibre
S6iffTa6rt ruinirt ur0 etli4e t6rer
btfsi;gten 6uferfGbte 6om6aroirt
perDsn, e6er our Gaiion gelangen unD
Iic6 3u einem Srieon5IfluIIe unter ben
BON Den Ser. Stoatsn gsItelIien Be
oingurgen 6ereit firoen lufen peroen.
ueberoie5 lit e5 Isbr lei6t m09li6, oaB
2tomiruI Gamopa'5 6lotEe our6Mdnz
al ar &o6len Cir 9ort Saio fam lie,
ME an anoarer SteQe 9emelOet, feline
erlanqen - u. ;. 3D. qe3nungen pir0,
BON Port Saib 3uriid3utebrsn. penn
IS Gdmura iiber6aupi nit Ieiner5d6rt
raG ben 99ilippirsr ernit mar. Sn
DieIem Safe ndrs e5 m0gljh, penn
niht nu6rI6einti6. DuB Commodore
DatIpn Die MeerenQe oon 8ibroItar
DOR GamarQ erreidt unO QeBterer
miiBte Damn entnaoer tGmpfen, ooet
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79sr Safen iu6sn. Seine 5Lot:e pGps
a.Sb1nn upf ieoen San unIfdolih gez
maht, Dsnn pern liz ni1i gu tdmpfsn
Dor3;e6t, 10 pGre lie i'm O}ittslmears
ein9eiftoRen uno tGme nift ms6r in
getruft.
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SdmpIor's 7IoL.e am 0Onneritog erz
rG6an uro bann nit ben Teirsm Sc
itp1Der 3uget6siItsn SdifIen Die
5a1rt nah Splnien urpsr3iigli1 an
trsten. SinI6lieBli4 Der Monitor5
urO Der 6iilfsfrau3er psroen au6
obne bic na9 Spanitn gu I6itsnoen
61Gr5su9s nr6 immer 6jnrsi6snoe
Sf'ffa iibr;g Iein, um bic 8lodaoe Der
3iiIte Gu6u's gu beforgsn unO BEL Dem
2EnQriff ouf Santiago mjt3uDirten.
Gcmmoopre 6opeq. nslter ais ga9z
fpIgap 0ation'5 oa5 Commando ii6er
oa5 8Iofaos9eI6nlDar in Der llmgsz
6ung pon 6u0ana erhGlt, lit bsrtita
aGf Dem 0sge pon oer &UIte 9}euz
Gr9Iaro's r16 Guba unb piro qeqen
@nOe DieTer @ofe Oort eintreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-28
NC940rtH' Der mmS ase d,ftifie6tr st6silt
q D 20 q j. {
, YiQcu.
stcts snbsrIaiiig, rein prgctabilii6.

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9abDup Qilleu bcitu ale GtoruHgtH Dts
lRaQ,ns uutcrltjb5s, ov RlIrsR, EGit HcrOeuie
GraHtbsitn SapuOdauilat, 9Titopiung eamors
TAciOcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July Fl. lsos
BEFvES-Recslrts today u cars. or -? head:
Including IS cars far export alive - cpnslere dc,
10 city slaughsrers and for the market No I'VE
cattle for sale to-day. Feeling steeh. bres-ci
b.c was In moderate request 7sasisc per n for poor
and Ive-rl quoted American live cattle steady AZ it
II . per estimated dressed weight. tops selling a l1c.
refrigerator unchanged at Sc per To Inc i,nno
took today Hull 30 cattle for j. shaniDefs az
No shipments from this port tomorrow 49,, q.
CAT.NEE-Fresh receipts were 10 head ihc!HilhE ~
direct ami counting the st.Ie stocs s.'e were oio
on sale Il which $50 Of Sixtieth-s ana i" az
Jergev CIV There WAS a light demand FOR veals and
prices fully 25c than yesterday average
common % prime soid at - Olta - !sr Ip 10
ors az &c 10 coarse FED calves AZ 81 Do More man
900 head unso.i the close Cy dressed o veais
slow eTl0c per n; country dressed weak d, o"'''
dressed but'srrniks steady Mt GbGIt.c go . - =.
eaicsI H. Hume & BRO AZ Veals los 10 average n'
So 20 ror 100 n: DO. 1913 10. At 81 /" , on >,
Andrew Mullen: l0I yeals lG 70 at 20 - ~ ~ H.
o 5, 20.
JolINe Wright & Co - vesls $50 n. at So ~ -
". u. Hollis: veals. 40 T.. al 30 20. y co. -" 10
at s. ,so E,
= Judd & Co; 100 veals i56 n, at So 70 DO. no 10
at s. Is. lei calves 2c5 H. at 50 30 4,
Newton y Coz : virginia Neels. l1' To- ~ - 40 w.
Coz ~ So ~ -
SHEET AND LAMBS Receipts to-day were Fl cars.
head including for city butchers ana p1
market. all Of which sale az Jerse
city sheep IN light supply and best GRADES nrh
lambs moved SLOWLY at decline OF lOglS on xTI
stock and l5G25c the undergTade. Five ana nal
held Poor prime sheep sold a. $50
20 vsry prime lots offered Dressed mutton steady
at sgs4c 10 dressed lambs IN active demand al
s1iic
GALES s. Jrdd Co.: 23s Kentucky iamss. % ID aver