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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-16
BISHOP & CO.
SavingsBank

On October 1st, 1898, and continuing
until further notice, Savings Deposits
will be received and interest allowed
by this Bank at four and one-half per
cent per annum. The terms, rules
and regulations of the Hawaiian
Postal Savings Bank will be adopted
- far as it is practicable to apply
xhem, and the Cash Reserve of $4,000
NJ required under the Postal Act will
be maintained.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg
Mlations may be obtained on the LIST
If October on application.
BISHOP & CO.
Honolulu, September 7. 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-16
TRACT

This tract having been plated
is now ready for sale, and we
offer the public the opportun-
ity of procurcng delightful
residence sights at reasonable
prices.
Situated in the district of
Honolulu, about three miles
from the center of the city,
with fine macadamized roads
leading to it and on the line Of
the new Electric Street Rail
way; at an elevation overlook
ing KapiolaDi Park, the ocean,
the city, and Pearl Lochs, it
is, without exception, the
healthiest and most pictur-
esque of our city suburbs,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Thursday, December Is.
Am. bk Snow d Burgess, Morten-
son, - days from Newcastle.
Haw, sh. Hawaiian Isles, Kustel, 40
days from Newcastle.
Am. blk. Hesper, f. o. Sodergren,
from Newcastle, October 25; hence to
Kahului to discharge.
Thursday, December Is.
Stmr. schr. Malolo, Sass, from Molo-
ka.
Schr. Mokulele, Townsend, from Ha-
wall.
Stmr. J. \. Cummins, Searle, from
Oahu ports.
Friday, December 16.
Stmr. Kilohana, Thompson, from
Kauai.
DEPARTURES.
Stmr. Upolu, Henningsen, for Koha-
la and Kona, 10 a. IN.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-16
For SAN FRANCISCO:

Steamers of the above Companies
will call at Honolulu on their way
from Hongkong and Yokohama to the
above port on or about the following
dates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-16
ARE YOU GETTING
READY FOR CHRISTMAS?

If you are, you want to
call at theKash, Oil Hotel st.
just opened the most
Complete line of Smoking
Jackets ever exhibited on the
Islands, $3.50 to $1,000 in an
endless variety of colors.
Neckties or any other
kind of ties.
Clothing for Men;
Clothing for Boys;
Clothing for Children.
Hats the same.
Shirt Waists, Golf Shirts
and all other kind of Shirts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-16
DEPARTURES

Stmr. Upolu, Henningsen, for Koha-
la and Kona, 10 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
PATROL BOATS HARD TO SECURE.
ADMIRAL ERBES AND COMMANDER FIELD HAVE
GREAT DIFFICULTY ~ GETTING ANYTHING
LIKE A sI.FFIC1ENT NUMBER


GREAT DIFFICULTY ~ GETTING ANYTHING
LIKE 4 SUFFICIENT NUMBER
Rear-Admiral Erben and Commander Field who
have charge % the work - providing proper pairo.
FOR the harbor and especially for protecting the
submarine mines which the War Department mas
placed in the waters OF the Narrows and he Lower
Bay and At the junction OF the East River aud
Sound busy Yesterday In arranging for boats
20 do me work Unable 70 secure vessels under
their immediate direction. they made Application
70 Collector Bidwe for the revenue cutters But
the reply was that cutter the Hudson. had al
ready been taken by the Government. ono was laid
up for repairs. and the remaining one was needed
by the Custom House officials
Recourse was then had 10 Supervisor Patch. ~no
mas charge OF tho harbor Tie has four boats, tho
Dan Lamont the Nimrod. the Argus and the scout.
brl, two are laid UP for repairs and The others are
kept busy watching dumping >cows The hcAIth re
parrneuf was asked 10 allow the use OF rs iuS 10Y,
ernor Flower Or rs TWO Launches nut they c""io
no. De spared . 49,,
As anal resort. application was made 70 mo
Police Department. and success attended me Effort
Captain Ebert Smith. Of the harbor poilcc was
directed ~ place TWO steam Iauhche7 a. ne o.
Dosal Of Commander Field Owing 90 ih" com.
plants u disturbance OF me nine n..rS 80 a. d.
Schuyler and Wiliets Point 'ommhi aer lru "e
cided go with the launches 70 ne ei,IanGe , o.
l,ia or the New Hampshire, ~ EaSl 49," 49,
six.h-st and SECURED 81 detail % three men "a.
sscn la' eo sa ,e tSe1 car pass IL or OUT q the
East River without going over the submarine mines
Conn Andcr Field said he would be satisfied II he
had a. vessels az his dl-po.ai TO- use q. ire
lover entrance OF the harDOr. wnere ne j. SIN u'
r.r5lne upon the lighthouse .nd'rs tie WouH
fke 10 have Two vessels outside the Hook. one p--
tween the Hook arr he Swash 'hanne one lhsi'e
- So--,v-s and a rer.aiulng one for use IN any
er,.rgrncy re added II have asked tho Govern
ent FOR he YES iels huf they are not forthcoming
VT tho -ea,on is do not know. but suppose
&, te "a GOOD ono The vessels vii probably De Sc
,,,red FOR ,ls soon and In the mean zine we must
Rear Idmiral Erben issued official notice ycster-
rh4
a~d For, Schuyl r must keep within inc Wnlt'
I,,ovs lie wrote 70 the Dock Board for the We
-, , bo,t 10 patrCl fh~ eniranc" 10 me Sandv HOOK
Th1nuel but the Board mad no boat avalapie ! NJ
ner o. the Quarantine vcs-e.. the -, or 80
-, .,r .on,porarv duty Of Sandy Hook. was Sc
,,~.d 80 ,nai Vessels will not enter W!ihin we
rnbibifed nours The SANDY Hook plots nave " ~
- All fher vessels except the steam pioi-uo-t
- <...yyork witch will cruise near the hghisn.p
80 hing IN vessels only IN the proper hoirS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
FURTHER ADVANCE n STOCKS
EFrTcr OF THE SUPERIORITY ov AMERICAN
NARKsNASsIiT

EFr-7-c-r or THr SUPERIORITY or ANrRt-AN
MARKsMANsHIr
Tho grea, superiority Of American over Spanish
gunner. In the brief Matnnzas engagement - a~-
centef p, Wall Street as proc; that similarly high
degree % proficiency exists IN ali fhe American
squadron. and that ns \ consequence n decisive
victory for Commodore D~weys feet mas pc con-
fderitly expected tho outcome - tho approach
ing confe-, n th- waters 81 the Philippines
Mainly AZ 4 result o' his confderre aided %
some r1ten, nv the excellen. feeling regarding the
proposed popular bond issue the stock market
Yesterday made further advance The total
transactions more 'han three hundred ana
three thousand shares a large gain over Thurs
day bur were not wei distributed The market
was again almost entirely pro'essiona. and the
large denlings we're confined 10 or eight stocks
London vas only a slight factor. although prices
ir That rrarke' were FIRM and higher the
opening hero prices were 'ract'onally above Thurs
DAYS close and the market continued FOR he first
- o hours 20 advance Their" was ht'ie buying hy
foreign houses bur many covering purchases were
made fo- the short account From noon the
market wa quiet with c'asiounl small fgctua-
anal prices fo pa her under ~" highest - t0a
do~ although the net advance was no. lost The
Soma rark~t was active. Tho new Government, o.
bofh coupon and registered advancing ON actual
sales one-nalC per cont. r. the stock market ,he
heayics, dealings wcrc 90 sugar. o. winch sam
share, were so'a ne ,osins ano'at n..ns -.
10 shares were sold cios' ."-s gam "a p"r cent
burlington. - 80 shares .-" ~ gain ia
Narrsff,n sales 70 ~ shares. close "a :. gain p,
Northern Pacific preferred. sales l-N32 shlr-- close
a. y.in Rock isAnd. sales 70 Do shares close 49,
rain 81 Paul sales % So SHARES ..o-" ,7i7 gain
r. and 'nion PA,.sc preferred sales - O32 shares
close y gain per cert
Kuhn Loeb & 20 announced Yesterday the en-
cacerent o, 300 CO. gold for import THIS the
d., .ugayern,uf f0r several dlvs
THO Havel from bremcu and Southampton.
brought these consirumrnis ~ gold For ! <
~ -aitVr,an x 60 1000 marks k.hn Loeb y,
20 400 mark nud Ns 90 francs l. Won Hon
mann & 90 10000 marks U~ldoih.ch. Icte.-
Ia,r,o- ~ 20 90 marks o-!er 51Jdol marks.
~sttonal CIV Bank $500 Oro and So iu0 francs
rank a., British North America & 600 ard 10
order $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
THE NOURMAHAL PROBABLY CHOSEN.
INSPECTION OF CLYDE AND WARD LINES STEAM
SHIPS SOME VESSELS or THE WILSON
LINE Under NEGOTIATION


The members o, the Naval Auxiliary BOARD spent
Yesterday afternoon Ia the inspection % resse4s
% tho Ward and clyde lines which are row in the
Eric Basin. Brooklyn. Captain Rodgers went per
sonaly uTou This inspection with all mo other
members Of the Board save LieItenaut-D commander
Bruins who has assumed 're duties p recorder N
ne body - WATCH ne was recently appointed He
succeed. tn his duty Lieutenant Nathan Sargent
who was recently detached FOR duty
Recorder Bruins said thai he Board had Just
completed - report upon John Jacob Astors "a n
Nourmahal and forwarded g. 20 Washington While
the exact nature * the report not disclosed
there - -aI 70 be- no doubt that - "a favorah bic
and that The purchase ~ IN. vessci ,or conversion
into a guuhoat will he decided upon She can DO
eQaiqpci with 'hree-qua-tcr-inch srmor and with
guns after the SINE fashion ~ ths Go~."t yach;
Mayaower
Tho reason thai tho Nourmahal = no' taken ~
once. Colonel Astor explains i that the emergency
fund Ia me hands ~ the Navy Department IS
pretty well distributed Colonel Asfor himself is
waiting for an appointment upon me s'ar % some
genera going o. cuba Win troops -" las a-aIf-
ances thaf be- vii receive su'h AL appointment
The Ah"r1Ida fWlr-f~r"T FfTe- steamer. was
Inspected yesterday n.oruins ay m"mners ~ The
80 f""t iu ongtn . r. beam ana % t~"i deer.
Her tonnage b. 3.i-2 The price PIT upon her j.
said 20 be $500 She could DO made se--
af!ug vessel
: ergee'ed s. sr ,on L,1e So ss ~, he
Government IS NEGOTIATING Tor. VII be- inspected
apo spon ,a,.T @r5y, ~ ms f 10 ., ag
tain Jones due ~ This port. and 'he calico.
under captain Rlpp~th. 81 o. her ery from Hui.
Tho Auxiliary Board .n-qec'-: fvc - 'he vessels
which tho Government a. t>ried - fake n
Transports ne rorai ana fhH Alamo ~ fne Ma
lory Line. and -. Aiegr-fy he Berkshire and
.e Dce1'gr Hi,r ~ i ,at r7',,' l n.
were recommended for ps-rhare 49, auN.lar, rr'lH-
ers For no work nov required 'a~y havc been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
THE DETAIL. FOR THE YANKEE.

Captain Miller said yesterday that the "e'sH u
EaTal Reserves selected for the Yankee "o"'" -
aboard to-day BAT a: v-ha. hour he could not SAP
The men who had shore leave last ngh hNr,rss
sot strict orders "a return 20 the srN ,,nd
o. SD o'clock this morning. .NDi 1i' - '''
later" said an officer 10 a departing your
The orders which we've issued during the AFTER
noon 10 provide food for the Yankee detAi. 70 iIH
them over breakfast this morning. were. no"t'sl,
revoked asst nigh. md the cooks were to'u 10
have enough provisions board 70 AS. until "Ie'
elmer tonight.
This would indicate that the detail " il nOi cav
the New r. ampshrc until night az least Inc iopu
for the Yankee .nen f. bought from day 10 dA5
and Is cooked IN separate galley from mat OF me
other men Oh board
They eat Ike Young greyhounds" said one Of
the cooks last night. land they certainly being
.ed well and literally"
A member Of me Reserve said Yesterday that a
good deal of the sentiment about remaining TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
BANKS READY TO TAKE BONDS.

NOTICES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY RE-
CEIvED BY CONTROLLER DAWES
Washington. April 29.-The banks Of the
United States especially in the West. are said
at the Treasury Department to be preparing to
subscribe largely 10 the expected issue OF Gov
eminent 2 per cent bonds. and Mr. Dawes the
Controller Of the Currency. is daily receiving
from all parts Of the country requests from
banks for the Immediate printing OF National
bank currency. in order that after the bonds
are purchased by them there may he no delay
In issuing the currency.
Az from twenty-five 70 thirty days delay Is
ordinarily required for the preparation OF cur
rency after the purchase OF bonds and notiica-
tlon TO the Government by banks OF their re-
quirements. the Controller, for the purpose or
encouraging subscriptions TO the new issue an
n0unces that currency will now be prepared for
banks informing him Of an intention 10 subscribe
to any bond Issue which may be made by the
Government. Under this ARA ngenent, the cur
rency Will be issued by the Government without
delay on receipt from the banks OF the new
issue Of Government bonds as security.
Eight prominent National banks already have
rendered their services In placing the new loan
without compensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
For regular r.por' o., preceding, see EAR. a.


ACTION ON NAVAL BILL DELAYED.
TVS, HOUSE AnIcrRSs WITHOUT ADOPTING THE
CONFERENCE REPORT
Washington. April 20 Special. The House
o, Representatives had been in session moro
than eight hours today when. >te- the passage
~ no War Tax bill. Chairman Routeu~ ~ the
Committed on Naval Affairs tried 70 secure
ton on the conference report on the Naval APP
rr7p-iation bin. which had been adopted by the
senate earller I'm Tho day The report
long one. AMI members were tired and hungry.
and In NJ mood 10 consider 40 important mat
tor. bur Mr. Routelle. who knew better than
many others the desirahility Of prompt action.
norsisted despite the Manifestations ~ reluc-
tance and disapproyal which were hy no means
confined 70 members ~ the minority The
report and accompanying statement were read
amid signs Of growing impatience. and then
chairman cannon ~ the Appropriations Com
,n.,ree arose and made the point 81 order that
zinc Conference Committee had exceeded its
jurisdiction by including Items amounting 10
several hundred thousand dollars which were
nor referred 10 IT, He protested that he could
NOT properly argue the point 81 order. which he
had been compelled 10 make on the wing. "a II
were until he had seen the report in print and
examined H. and he therefore hoped that the
House would ad tourn which II eagerly did de-
spite the stout resistance OF Chairman Boutelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
Liberal TOWARD THE NAVY.
REPORT or THE coNFERENC'E COMMITTEE o,
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.

THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
washington. April c9-The report OF con-
ference committee on the Naval Appropriation
br was presented to both houses OF Congress
to-day The report shows that the House con-
ferrces accepted all the amendments made by
the senate. with the exception Of few OF minor
importance Not only We're all the new vessels
nrovided by the Senate accepted. but also the
addition OF IS. $4,000 for the enlistment OF
men Indeed this amendment received ar addi-
,ior q, S567 900 for the payment OF additional
men in the Marine Corps. the provision as
amended being as follows
To enable the Secretary Of the Navy TO enlist at
any t,u1e after the passage OF this act as many
additional seamen landsinen and boys as ne
may deem necessary TO man the ships or the
%,vy or In use by the Navy "a temporary
force therefor during the existing war. and for
nav ~ the same and for the temporary add
tolal officers and warrant machlnists hereln-
before authorized SsS3oOpO and 10 enable the
Secondary OF the Navy 10 enlist at any time ar
Tor the massage OF this act the following add
t,ooal force FOR the Marine Corps as tempo
rary force during the existing war, VIZ NOT
more than sixty gunnery serseahts' WIN runh
~ first sergeants: not more than eighty cor
rn-aIa and not more than 100 privates. ana
FOR pay Of the same. Sooi,9oo
The total amount provided for torpedo stations
4, the conference report is $4,000. or $225O
rnore than was provided either by the Senate or
House.
The provision authorizing the appointment or
naval officers for the war from civil lie was
changed so as to permit such appointments 10
Grades az high "a that OF commander, the orls-
inal nrovision limiting the selection 10 neuten-
ami or under that rank. This change Is UNDER
stood To have been made in order 10 permit Iap-
tain Watkins 10 continue III co"i'""u VI VIC
city OF Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
THE SAN FRANCISCO UNDER ORDERS

THE SAN FRA lo'R
e,,r g TO 60 TO SEA 70 DAY. AID WILL BE fol'
,ou-rr ~ THE New ORLEANS TOMORROW
orders cave been received at tho Navy farp Una.
60 cr,ise- San Francisco IS 20 SAL AZ me en- NO.
,.set,lo roorert and similar orders nave 'e"'
-o.ai,.ed REGARDING ne new cruiser Ne"-'''e'"S
po,b ,essels are r.oored ALONGSIDE the coa4 ""a'
snd nave taken stores provisions. amInuh.'io" am
coal aboard Neither mas yet taken on iu'' '''''
,io-oen. o. ammunition but hurried orders were
given ~ have tho necessary quanN'y ""
board the San Francisco last night. so .h"' '''
,ossel an sail today The New-Oreans viii 20 o"'
,o.n-o--ow but may anchor Of TompkinsY'N''
siaren Island 20 await final instruc'ions "o"
Washington. ,
The collier Sterling which was weather -"'"''"
yesrerday sailed for me South yesterday afiernoo"
The ,ug Narkeeta brought drafi 81 "'",
Jacket from the Fan River steamer 10 tne yar",
he men taken on me fe.".n1Iiy,es ~
Vermont Thirfy-Nv. recruits were 'll,"'''" o.
the rece v!ng-snii yesterday. 49, c,..-s aud
One hundred ana twenty -nVc or M, VlI' ''
men from he Massachusetts Naval Brigade went
board the auxiliary cruiser Prairie yest"rHd3
Their quarters were not ready Tor them on 90 90
the vessel but me sailors from Ire by 49,
started IN with "a VA and iigged up ,tIhpo' az a.
quarters 10 suit themselves. apISlh ~ No IN
se.t.nec % Massacnusetts. ana M mn A. "
command Of Lieutenant ~. IT. Bunington ~
Orders were issued 10 the Brooklyn NaEdl ~
seTye 10 report at the old l3th Reemeh' n,,"o
morrow
The New-York Naval Reserves lsi BattaIloh
awaiting the completion Of the alterations on inc
L-1lEaTy Prairie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
DIRECTING TO THE TONNAGE TAXES.
THE BRITISH AND FRENCH AMBASSADORS RE-
CEIvE INSTRUCTIONS FROM THEIR
GOVERNMENTS

:
Washington. April 29.-The British and French
Ambassadors here have received instructions
relative TO the tonnage tax provision in the War
Revenue bill which passed the House OF Repre-
sentativcs to-day. 1t Is understood that the Ger
man Ambassador will also receive instructions on
the same subject. The nature Of the instructions
is not disclosed but they doubtless relate TO Joint
representations against the severity Of the new
tonnage Leading diplomats are hopeful
that their representations will lead TO modih-
cation OF the clause before the bill becomes a
law. as otherwise they feel that the tonnage
dues will he 90 burdensome on British, French
and German shipping as 10 cause IL to seek
Canadian and Mexican ports.
In addition to the expected official represen-
tatIOns OF foreign governments. the shipping In
terests OF London. Havre. Bremen and other
ports are experimenting the diplomatic negOtia-
tons with strong representations against the
increased tonnage taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
COMMANDER.

Boston April 20 -Lieutenant-C Commander Colby
OF the L!gh thouse Board. who will command the
mosquito fleet in Boston Harbor. received an official
notification from :hA Department this morning 10
inform the mariners that the light on lightship
No. Sc VIII be extinguished nights after Nav l.
The lghshlp is the only one IN this district that
comes under the general order ISSUED ny the De-
partment al Washington yesterday afternoon.
The shore lights not affected nv It. but the
Commander will Ills own discretion IN e1-
t!ngU!shing them when the occasion presents
itself in accordance with a decision reached yes
terday. OF which the Department AZ washington
lbs hsnr OIL ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
GUNsHOTs NEAR EAsTpORT.

SPANISH GUNBOAT N THE BAY OF FUNDY SAID
TO HAVE FIRED THEM
Eastport Me. April 20 There is great excite
ment here, over thirty-hve reports heard of
Quoddy Head They supposed 70 have come
from a Spanish gunboat, which is said be in
the Bay Of Fundy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
.r-vrrrARy VESSELS RENAMED.
-ur xIcTHEROY WILL HEREAFTER BE KNOWN
As THE BUFFALO.

v,-,shtngton April % The Secretary 81 the Navy
to-day collected new names TOT severn" AcquiS'-
lions to the auxiliary navy. me c'u,se' N,o'"e
,,-,,orl, the Morgan liner FL cd purchased
~ -. Rraziian Government, has been renamed
49, puralo in honor Of the New-York city OF That
Inc This cruiser left Rio d. Janeiro Few days
hil''', ,,,tsr escort = Brazilian worship bound
ago iiI" to,l, Her ,!eIarture from the Brazilian
ior - IS undoubtedly FASTENED by the neutrail'l
rler recently issued by ma i- f br
10 leave Brazilian ports . las, o~o Tho following
O'"', W, lighter john Dwight was named me
- fno Tug Hesperia was named me Ans'"e
.f ,t. tug Justin was named inc N"''h'S'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
THE COLUMBIA AT ANCHOR

Provincetown Mass. April 29.-The cruiser
Columbia stil at anchor of Long Point
this afternoon. The high northeast gale had not
abated. and rain was still falling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
Transportation ARRANGEMENT


TRAINS WHICH WILL. BRING THE GUARD TO
CAMP DECIDED rPON.
Albany April % Special The military
authorities of the State were busy to-day con-
Guiding arrangements for the camps al Hemp
stead Plains and Peekskll In addition prepa-
ra.ions had 10 he made for transporting the
soldiers from the interior OF the State To Peeks-
kill and NewYork
Ad,utant General Tillinghast had conference
this afternoon with F. W. Harrington. super
i,tendert OF this division Of the Nsw-York Gen.
,-al in relation 70 the trains which viii carry
the troops from various parts - the state 70
New-York The Buffalo regiment will probably
start from, that city for NewYork late on sun
dav night in order 20 obey the order 70 he at
renps,ead Plains on Monday afternoon.
Governor Black received the following letter
to-day ~ ,soe
Albany, y Y. April - 1895.
To the Hon F s. Black. Governor.
Dear sir | am directed 10 inform YOU that
the Western Union Telegraph Company VIII
transmit at Government rate'-;hat IL 10 say
-, ,na regular United States Government rate
oil messages concerning the enlistment ana
,,,ovsnoent OF volunteers or State Militia during
,hs war with Spain unless otherwise ordered
'"e ""' NJ l.. MORGAN.
Albany Manager Of the Western Union Teis'
graph Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
,,v,t. RESERVES DRILLING N BROOKLYN

rh. Arrnory Board AT meeting IN May. ' ',s
ars,o yesterday. granted n lease OF the oid
,S,n Regiment Armory in Fiatbush,aDe., 10 rne
"a battalion Of Naval Keseryes 'v b 9e be
"a Dc by the Reserves tnat thr,l ~,
IL W"s our until January /. bur Mayor van IT, We YIN
Objected az ne said mat 3'io nor controls the
ns 14i might need I, more man the ~
kearny has been ordered 10 1871
ConHlssl" n, tcn in Introducing lights INTO tho
h, Di and making few necessary r,eI az ,,s
largo crowd witnessed ne were ordered to re-
T., MS morning 20 o'clock to go 10 ne sn a.
yard They viii spend the sIea'e' '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
uosoruro MEETS DISASTER.

Boston. April 29.-The small steamer Cade"
-, ms driven ashore st the easterly en-
,,ance 70 shirlly Gut during the fierce gale
yesterday morning. IS total loss. 1t may be
ss,h,e 70 save the vessels boilers and ma
artn.rv after the sea subsidies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30

gether had of When the men hrst went
to Brooklyn, he said. they Unit the
question OF AL for and for all" But
some OF the men didn't stick to their agreement
ana So naturally. the others feel that II isn't worth
Dotherng about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-30
COMMANDER RAMEY FOR THE NORTH AT
TANTIC

Portsmouth, y. Il. April % -Commodore George
G Ramey T. s y. commaninnt at this station.
ms received orders to prepare for immediate duty
anoat II Is undertook he viii command a division
., IN. North Atlantic Squadron. lie IL OF tho
blest men in the servi,c and served with the high
esf honors during N" tivl War