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OBITTARY.
DAVIS II SuELER-

Amsterdam. \. y June 20 (SpecaD.-Davis W
shuler died at hiS home here this afternoon from
paralysis aged seventy. he was the senior mem
her OF tho firm OF u. ". Shuler a. Son. a large
steel carriage and wagon spring manufacturing
concern He was also vice-president Of the Am
sterdam City Bank secretary OF the Chuctanundn
Gas Light Company. and n member OF the Board
81 Trade His son, Colonel William Shuier, and
three daughters one Of them the wife OF Justice
Martin /. Slower. Of the Supreme Court survive
lsgr
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THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.

London. June 29-Tord Salisbury has decide
that the Government cannot undertake to financ,
the suggested British expedition 10 Antarctic waters
The Royal Geographical Society. therefore. will en-
deavor TO raise fund for the purpose
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IA RPIED.

PACOS-MrNr-S- wednesday June 20. at the Churen
Ascension. Wesf New Brighton. staten Island ny
the Rev Pascal Narrower. Anna Livingston Fsaae'
eldest daughter II the stA Flavel Scott Mines 70 mr.
Francis Pickens Bacon. ~ Columbia. : G
CAILTSEN-S TERTING-Cn wednesday. June 70. ~
Dr. J. : shlpman Dora Hiliiard. daughter OF
late Dr. Elisha Sterling. Of Cleveland TO Afopn W.
Cs s-n
COYK NDALI~- HERZOG-At the residence OF the
brides parents In KINGSTON y. Y on June 70 by tho
Pev II " Sherwood Katherine daughter 81 the Hon
u. Cioykendall Edward Hun, H-rzn9. OF this cry
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NONINATIONS FOR CONGRESS-.
REPUBLICANS

MCIuGAN-Ivth District. Z. /. HAMILTON fremont
mated.
MlNNEsorA-Id District. J. T. MCLEARY Genom
mated
DEMOCRATS
TENNEssBE-IIId District, JOHN \ MOON fremont
natA
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

The Herald Square Theatre was closed yesterday
afternoon and evening on account Of an accident
to Aubrey Bouclcault. who was playing the lead
ing part In The Ragged Regiment" The actor
got a had fall the stage on Tuesday night II
was afterward decided that as the theatre was
closed IL should remain closed. II will, accord
ingy. not he opened Til the beginning OF next
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The American Theatre Roof Garden has been
for the opening is July
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At the Madison Square Garden which was last
night given up to the benefit to Oscar Hammer
stein the regular concerts OF the METROPOLITAN
Permanent Orchestra will he resumed this even
inc
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HARVARD'S COMMENCEMENT.
ofANy DEGREES CONFERRED AT TIM
EXERCISES IN SANDERS THEATRE.

.r,,- rAr1. OF ABERDEEN RECEIVES AN LII d
D. u. FOR THE RECTOR or GRACE 'H'R'h
PATRIOTIC SPEECHES AT THE
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rrlacs In ~ shemeId scienilac school.

Class - $50 f.r excellence mechanical engineering
Herbert InAines Hartford Come win honorable mon
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Fred Giiier frrr"t. iitfsh'id. Mass
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Prank Grant Sfluf.rf Conn wiff honorable mention 20
Allan ChDarl lusfis. New orleans. IL ana Louis hli"f'
Chnae Ilanreld :
Military honor. ntpdcn'a distinguished n the depart
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m the United Register for 1859 james j"
Lyons tain Conn Francis Jefferson Ikns
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Letters for soldiers and sailors In Cubo should be
addressed TO Santiago. Cuba. via Key West. Fla
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Cnrpct Cleaning. j. w. Wuunme
353 WEST 54TR ST TELEPHONE 200 SsTh ST.
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After the exercises were over tho graduates all
focked 10 the yard. where they went to their re
snective olaces OF reunion Glasses from 1872 20 1913
net together. while all classes from 1886 were
assigned separate places for meeting. most OF which
were In the old dormitorics. Holworhy. Hollis and
Stoughton. There We're occasional Outoursts OF
singing in the yard until 2 o'clock. when the
grads began n assemble and marched 10 Ne
mortal Hail for the dinner. As they marched In
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A.-The KcnsicO Cemetery-PHyate station;
Harlem Railroad ride from the GRAND Central
pcpol. Onlce. 10 East i.a-st.
Evening star., 1898-08-18
MORE sPANIARDs SURRENDER.
surprised, but Were Glad to Leave
Cuba.

Gen. Shafter, at Santiago, telegraphed
the War Department last night as follows
Maj Miley has just returned from Bara-
Goa and Sagua de Tenamo. At the two
places there were 1156 officers and men
surrendered; 1921 stands of arms and 4l3.-
oCO rounds of ammunition, five Krupp guns,
ranging in caliber from inches down to .
inches. Troops were very short of food
but fifteen days rations We're given them
by Maj Miley and large amount OF Red
Cross supplies landed at the same time at
both places. These troops knew nothing
whatever of the obstruction of Cervera's s
feet, the fall of Santiago, or any later
events. They accepted the situation, how
ever, and appeared to be glad at the op-
pcrtunity of getting home. Mai. Miley
states that on the Goor of the commando lg
officer was posted bulletin purporting to
be a telegram from the naval commander
at Manila informing SagaSta of his great
victory over Dewey at Manila and Sa-
gasta's thanks to him for the same. Coun-
try in the vicinity of these towns in the
same condition that here-utterly de-
suoyed and grown UP. inhabitants said
that in eighteen months they would be able
to harvest their crop of bananas, which is
the principal product of Baracoa. A regi-
Eent of insurgents were found III the vicin-
ity of eacn place camped within few nun
dred yards of Spanish troops, calmly cb-
serving each otner."
Evening star., 1898-08-18
CARE OF TYPHOID PATIENTS.
DR.. Sternberr Racon
Some Re Sent to New Haven

LIZ sternberg Recommends That
some he Sent to New Haven
surgeon Gencrai Sternberg has written a
ietter 10 Col. Wm H. Forwood, chief sur
seoh at Montauk Point, L. l., in regard to
zen foung suggestion that soldiers suf-
1erlns from typhoid fever be sent to hos
pltals in New York and Brooklyn. Gen
Sternberg says:
referring to the inclosed telegram from
Gen. Young, you are authorized to take
such actlon as you think best with refer
SHeG W lne sehdlng Of typhoid cases to New
YORK and Brooklyn hospitals If thew are
sent IL must be by water TRANSPORTATION and
Wlth good medical attendance and plenty of
nLiset " care Tor them en- route. If the
opJect III sendlng Is to prevent infection Of
the camp, must say that do not consider
the RECOMMENDATION made by DR.. Doty as
necessary. We will give you an abundance
u uIsiiiiectants, and all excreta should be
promptly dlsinfected 1t will be impossible
TO exclude all typhoid cases from the camp
at Montauk Point Often the diagnosis is
not established unil the end of a week or
tho. tote' our experience during the war was
s' eia.' as RUE, typhoid cases did better in
heio hospitals than In general hospitals
ana am satisfied that the chances of re-
Uovers cove, OF many typhoid patients have been
very much diminished by sending them on
the hospital train from our infected camns
10 general hospitals. The journey has been
very trying for critical cases and quite
aunioei n'l,loei nave died upon the train. l am
expecting the Relief to arrive in New York
nno IN three or four days. and she will have
12o cases, mostly typhoid to be placed in
the hospitals in New York and BROOKLYN
After considering the facts stated in this
letter and comforting with Gen. Young, l
snali M De glad to have your Recommendation
WIN reference to the disposition of the
Iyplolo cases coming to Montauk Point
onder no circumstances should patients be
sent sent away without you have full informa-
tion as to where they are going and that
are ready to receive thena. 1 send you in
closed an offer from the New, Haven Hos
pitai, and instead of sending patients from
Montauk to New York, Isrecornmend that
haven Hospital 1t willSbe We'll to COM
munlcate Immediately with the president
OF the board of directors
Evening star., 1898-08-18
PARADED IN THE RAIN.
New York Soldiers Subjected to Hard
ship Put in Bad Shape.

From the New YORK Herald Today
HEMPSTEAD PLAINS, l.. l., Wednes.
day.-Knowledge that the Sons of the Rev
olution were to present colors to three reg
iments and three batteries here, and that
the troops were to be reviewed, brought
eight thousand persons here today. A
stand for the Sons of the Revolution had
been erected on the parade ground and
draped with American flags. At quarter
of o'clock the sky was clear and first as
sembly was sounded. Almost without warn
ing rain began to fall in sheets.
Col. Hubbell, 201st Regiment, looked out
of his tent and saw the companies of his
command standing in the street and called
to Maj. Rand and the adjutant to dismiss
the men at once. He then reported his
Seyburn, commanding the 202d Regiment
marched his men from the extrema left
over the hill and halted them there to
await orders, instead of dismissing them.
The distance was about a mile. Col. Sey-
burn is severely criticised by officers and
it is intimated that Gen. Gillespie, COM
manding the Department of the East, may
want to know something about this parade
in the rain The men wera drenched to the
skin and are in bad condition tonight Col.
Schuyler, seeing Col. Seyburn's regiment
standing out on the plains, sent an orderly
to inform him to take his men Immediately
to his camp.
The storm ragged until 6 o'clock Several
tents were blown down and a buggy con-
tanning two women wes blown over.
Guards seized the horse and prevented it
fl ON running away.
The colors were presented in the officers
mess tent of the 203d Regiment. Chairman
Thompson of the Sons of the Revolution
presented them and made a brief address.
Col. Schuyler, replying for all the organi-
cations, thanked the Sons of the Revolu-
ticn.
Evening star., 1898-08-18

Gen. Blanco, in communicating orders to
the military authorities of the island yes
terday, said:
The minister of war announced to me
today that the preliminary agreement of
peace negotiations between Spain and the
United States having been signed, thus ac-
cording a stop to hostilities on sea and
land, his excellency dictates the immediate
positions necessary for the troops and for
preventing the rebels from taking posses
sion without respect to the peace agree
ment, and to arrange with the command
ers of the American troops any way of
mutual accordance. 1t will be observed
that the troops are to aid in repelling any
unexpected attack which may be made be-
fore entering upon the agreement.
Consequently your excellency shall issue
an order protecting railways and military
roads and occupying all interior territory
under your authority and attending to ev-
cry comfort and assistance of the troops,
for which you are to arrange an agreement
with the chief of the American troops, if
any can be found in the territory, who will
be in communication with the chiefs of the
rebel forces, providing for the observance
of the armistice, and vigorously repelling
any attack intended by the rebels
Evening star., 1898-08-18
SIX DEATHS REPORTED.
Fatal RavaGes of Disease Among the
Soldiers I'm Cuba.

Six deaths among the troops at Santiago
ere reported 10y Gen. Shafter TO the War
Department last night. His dispatch con-
cerning the health conditions of the Amer
icaa forces follows;
Sanitary report for August 1G-To. al
number sick, 1,516; total number fever
cases. 1, 139; total number new fever cases,
80; total number fever cases returned to
duty, 236
deaths August 12-Private John W. LIN
guist, Company c, Sd Infantry, malarial
fever. exhaustion and heart trouble
August 14-Rowell Williams, civilian,
typhoid fever.
August l5-Ward Wilford, Company B,
Sth Ohio. remittent malarial fever
August l6-PTiv3te Carl Linscner, Com
pany f, 18th Infantry, typhoid fever:
Corp. John S. Lee, Company G. sth Ohio.
yellow fever; Private James T. Sills, Com
rany c, 33d Michigan. dysentery."
Evening star., 1898-08-18
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily, as changes may occur at
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closings is ar
overland transit. For the week ending August 90
lses, the last connecting closes will be made at
TRANsATLANTIC MAILS.
sIsinl pKidDA1rt6,At ~ TO Pm for EUROPE Except
dasye5 5iay Turkey Psl EsyRt and Bf.h
kfANqs kE4 B{T sTIr55kkknP s55 Hks4 f MA SPIN TUE
ters for other parts of EURoPE must be- d.
f'eS dTss pee D
from New York via Rotterdam; Letters must be
fsftse % per rs Ks.sr whsn Il from pn ssM s
Kaiser & 0f M fes pf
Ha Be Pe5 51ssf f
per from New 'S York Letters aHsHs nust
be directed ted Per Ihingyalla -
WEST INDIES. ETC.
THURsDAY-(clAt 11:1o PM. for JAMAICA,
FRIDAYNJblAt 7:2o PM for BRAZIL and Ia
PLArA PA ,coTSTRIEs, per s.: BufIOn, from New
Bssn tclA5 40 1os EokTTSE isLANp,
RIGA per ss Adrondaek' from Kew New york Sn oV Cat
II 10 PM. for AUX-CAYEs and JACMEL, per SIS
6AnPEcnE O GHf&PAs lap ft TABAscd se and Ytc% lS
TAN, per SIS Macedonia from New York Let
tiers for other parts of MEXICO must be di-
HAITI per SIS Oranji Nassau. from New York
Letters for Venezuela, Curacao, Trinidad British
and Dutch Guiana must be directed Per OranJi
Nassau
sATURDAY--(djAt 1905 Pm. for NEWForND
LAND, per steamer from North Sydney. (d)At
1905 Pm. for ST. PIERRE-MIQUELON per
steamer from North Sidney
Mailf for NEWFOUNDLAND, by rail to Halifax
Sunday, at 12:o5 PM, and Sunday only at
Malls for MIoUEIoN, by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily at 32O p NJ ta}
Mails for MEXICO overland Except those for
Campeche Chiapas, Tabasco and Yucatan, which
after the Tuesday overland closing, will be for.
warded via New York up to and including the
10 PM. closing Friday, close here daily at
TRANsPACIFIo MAILS.
Mails foI AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
which are forwarded via Europel, NEW ZEA-
per SIS. Aorsngi, from Vancouver, close here daily
up to 8 40 PM. August IS. Id
Mails for HAWAII, per SIS. City of Columbia
from Seattle, close here daily up TO 6:40 PM.
Malls f6r the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship Cali
lee. from San Francisco, close here daily up to
$40 PM, August 25.td)
Mails foi AUSTRALIA Except West Australia,
NEW ZEALAND, HAWAII FIJI and SAMOAN
ISLANDS, per SIS. Moana, from San Francisco,
close here daily up to $40 T. NJ, September 3(dl
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, per SIS. Olympia
from Tacoma, close here daily up to $40 PM,
(alRegistered mails close at 1000 AM same day.
tb)Re.istered mails close at 100 PM, same day
tc)Regstered mails close at 600 p. NJ same day
| tdlRegistered mails close at 500 PM. previous
| day.
Unregistered mails close at 600 PM. previous
Saturday.
aula JAMES P. wILLETT Postmaster.
Evening star., 1898-08-18
lMMUNES STILL UNRULY
Santiago Will Have Special Police Force
in Addition to Troops
Ban acoa and Sugua de Tanamo Sur.
render to Maj. MfIey-COlOn May
Not BE Saved.

Santiago dispatch, dated yesterday,
states:
Three hundred and seventy-five patients
from the hospital at Siboney were brought
to Santiago this afternoon, and will leave
by the hospital ship Catania tomorrow.
The Sth Ohio will leave On the Mohawk.
One company of the 34th Michigan Regi-
ment will go in the morning to Guantana-
mo bay for transportation on the United
States steamer ResolIte.
Over 600 refugees from the province of
Santiago have returned within two days
from Jamaica. They are mostly planters
and their families. The authorities are
| finding great difficulty in maintaining dis
oioline in the city.
The immune soldiers are causing much
trouble, and, though the city is being pa
trolled by the Sth Illinois Regiment tcol-
ored), it will be necessary to supplement
them with a. special organized police force.
The Associated Press correspondent to-
day visited the wrecks of the warships OF
Admiral Cervera's fleet Capt. Sharp of
the Chapman-Merritt Company is work
ing vigorously to float the Maria Teresa,
and expects to get her afloat and in such
condition as to enable her to come to San
tiaso within a fortnight The Maria Te-
resa has hole fifteen feet long in her bot
tom, very close to the keel This is being
closed and stopped with unriveted plates,
soldered, and cement and bagging.
Teresa Can BE Saved.
Capt. Sharp suggests bringing the Maria
Teresa first to Santiago for temporary re-
pairs and then taking her to Havana,
where it will be possible to patch her up
sufficiently for her to undertake the voy
age north. He thinks the vessel can be so
repaired as to make her available as
first-rate cruiser.
Capt. Sharp, however, has no sanguine
hopes of saving the Cristobal Colon. In
fact, he considers the task practically i'm
possible despite the contrary opinion en-
tertained by some, and he would not guar
entee that the vessel can be foated The
salvage of the Reina Mercedes and the
Merrimac. he says, will be easy. Both can
be fioated with little difficulty, and ne Will
undertake the contract with confidence.
Thirty men are at work the Maria
Teresa. and twenty-one more will be sent
for to Santiago.
The Alnirante Oquendo and the Eizcaya
are both total wrecks, and are not worth
saving for junk.
consisting of Capt. E. Ferrer of Gen. Law
tons staff Maj. Luis Toolies chief of staff
of the Spanish Gen. Toral, and DIR. j. B.
Hubbell of the Red Cross Society returned
from Baracoa and Sagua de Tanamo on
the north coast of the province of Santiago
de Cuba, whittier they went last Friday to
receive the formal surrender of the Span
ish forces at those points
Maj. Gen. Miley carried thirty tons of ra-
tions for the Spanish troops, and DR. Hub
bell took sixty tons, on behalf of the Red
Cross Society, all of which has been di-
vided between Baracoa and Sagua de Tan
amo.
Maj. Miey learned that the Spaniards in
that district had done but little fighting
with the insurscnt forces for several
weel.s.
Evening star., 1898-08-18
Sickness Among the Immunes.

The War Department has received OFF,
cial reports which indicate that some OF
the immune regiments now at New Or
leans are not in fit condition TO proceed
to Santiago. One of the reports received
here is to the effect that single regiment
has some one hundred and fifty sick. In
cluding thirty cases of malarial fever. and
that the sick list includes the colonel
lieutenant colonel. major and adjutant of
the regiment The report adds that much
decentralization exists as a result of the
general sickness.
Evening star., 1898-08-18
QUARANTINE AT KEY, WEST.
LIZ. SAennan to Reinforce the Medica
Staff There.

Dr' Vhehnan TO Reinforce the Medical
Stan There.
The treasury quarantine regulations are
TO De put into effect Immediately at Key
West, where three cases of yellow fever
nave peen reported by the government
omaais. These are framed to meet every
emergency OF the situation and provide a
thorough system for the observation and
quarantning of those affected, the disin-
tecuon OF their belongings, the keeping of a
complete record of persons leaving the in
fected locality, ETC. Dr. Glennan, a we'll
known marine hospital surgeon. has been
olrected TO proceed to Key West to rein
roree the staff already there,
surgeon General Wyman has received a
9ispatcn from the agent of the Florida state
board OF health at Key West in which he
casts g some doubt on the correctness of the
DIAGNOSIS OF the cases of fever already re-
Evening star., 1898-08-18
FRENCH LINE.

Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT line TO HAyRE = PARIS FRANcE).
From Pier AZ, North river. foot Of Morton street.
La Normandie. Aug 20 29ILa Champagne. Sept. 10
La Touraine. Sept. q La Normandie Sept. "a
Gerl Agcy for u S. and Can,
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BELL & CO.. 14o6 G st. fe12-1y-15
Evening star., 1898-08-18
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Evening star., 1898-08-18
STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE WHERE THE Ut
most care is taken for the prevention OF moths
fire. damage. ETC.. 10 separate rooms for 81 a
month; excellent Accommodations for pianos: 81
north; goods insured" NORTHWEST SToR-
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Evening star., 1898-08-18
Lieut.. Pershine Promoted.

Lieut.. John ]. Pershing, 10th Cavalry, has
been promoted to be major of volunteers
Lieut.. Pershing was highly commended in
the report of Gen. Wood for gallantry and
courage at the battle of FL Caney He re-
signed as instructor at West Point to enter
active service when the Spanish war began.
Evening star., 1898-08-18

Don't fail TO visit Hceke's clearing sale
carpets and furniture.-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-08-18
UNDERTAKERS.
R. w. BARKE
Illinois Educator Dead,

Henry j. Sherell, A. NJ, formerly one of
the leading educators of the country, living
at Belvidere, ILL.,, is dead, aged seventy
four.
Evening star., 1898-08-18
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DIR. Leatheran1an1.

DIR. L LeatEermam.
Expert specialist in the cure Of all special dis.
eases Of men and Consultation free
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evenings. to s. 602 NV. Closed on Sunday,
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physfc.an's formula. Relief guaranteed in every
BLES Home references. the best. plenty Of
them. Consultation free. DR. NICHOLSON s0I
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Evening star., 1898-08-18
OCEAN TRAVEL.
American N ,ime
Red Star Lime.

NEW 1OItN, IHAMPTUN (LONDON).
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Red Star Lime.
NEW ORK-SOUTHAMPTON-A
Sailing every Wednesday at Noon
Noordland. Aug. "a Southwark. -. Sept 7
Friesland: Aug. u Westernland. Sept. IA
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Evening star., 1898-08-18
SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

HILL TOP HOUSE,
Harpers Ferry. W Va, I. s. Lovett First
class table; improved beds; hot and cold baths.
Open until November l. au1I-5tf