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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-06

W. Huband. G.. w. Ivey. C. J. Johnson.
Alex Jennings. Lucien Jackson, III. c.
Jones. w. j. Kelley, c. T. Loehr. J.. w.
Lnsey. Hon. John Lamb, Henry Liess.
FOLK Miller John Maxwell, T.. w. Martin.
w .. Mountcaatle. i. f. Mallory. II. c.
Morrissette II. ID. Miller. Thomas Meador.
" r. Mattern. w +. Moore, X. NJ Nor
then' u. III. Norvell, l.. w. Ogden, II. ID.
rye, j. ID. Phillips. s. W. Paulett. II.
farson. Major Charles Pickett, ]. r. Par
nam, H. w. Riddlck. J. d. Redwood, w.
~ royal J. j. Robertson. J. r. Rosser.
+. y. Richardson. r. T. Ryan. J. l.. Sui
ivan, w. H. Stevens. II. J. Slaughter. J.
l.. Singleton. X. u. Smith. w. II. Sim
mons, II. II. Smith. J. ii. Traylor. II. T.
Taylor, J. II. Thomas. o. ID. Trewaller,
c. c. Tinsley. j. 8. Vanhorn. A. ].
Vaughan. y. y. Winston. r. r. woodson,
j. X. Wood. Jacob Wackler, r. o. Will
liams, A. r. Willingham, w. NJ. Williams,
j. e. Williams. and II. w. Walthali.
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TasIey Fair.

TAsLEY, VA, August ESPECIALLY
The Peninsula Fair, at Tasley. closed to-
day. From the beginning 10 the end IL
has been brilliant success. The at
tendance to-day was about 5000. II has
averaged 1900. The exhibits OF live stock
and poultry were the finest ever seen on
the Shore. The works OF art In tho
Ladies' Department showed tho highest
order OF skill The gamblers. though
driven from the grounds, carried on ex-
tensiye operations in the surrounding
woods. and many victims fell into their
net. The racing. as usual, was the chief
attraction, and the finest exhibitions eyer
witnessed on the Shore were given by
Lamp Girl. Happy Nick. and Princess
Eulalia.
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SUFFERING on NORTHERN COASTS,
People Sick and DyiBg from Starya-
tion-FaiIure of Fisheries.

HALIFAX, n. s., August b.-The
schooner Cambridge arrived here to-day
and brings tale Of terrible suffering on
the Newfoundland and Labrador coasts.
The party was on a prospecting expedi-
ton, and included a Or. Morris, whose
services were required at Lewis Inlet
night and day to give relief 10 persons
sick and dying from starvation.
Large quantities Of provisions were as
tributed from the vessel.
The same condition Of affairs exists all
along the coast. There are l'6Oo persons
similarly situated and Immediate rehef
is necessary. The failure OF the hsheries
will tend 10 further increase the suffering.
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higher. but no confirmation received.
Refined firm and fairly active.
THE DRY -COODg MARKET

NEW YORK, August 5.--The dry-goods
situation shows but little radical change.
There is a steady gain In the amount
OF spot business in cotton goods. The
tone OF the market is, on the whole, a
good one. Prices are we'll maintained,
and the demand Is fairly we'll sustained
In most lines. The situation in print
cloths shows no change of moment. Staple
cottons locally are sold more freely than
heretofore. For both brown goods and
bleached. for home consumption. the or
ders have been more numerous. The size
OF the orders is still unsatisfactory.
Denims have registered q large sale in
9-sunce goods. other coarse colored
cottons show no change. Quotations are
said to be slightly firmer, but blankets
and fiannels show no change. White
goods are firm and featureless,
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August 5.--Flour-Qulet
and unchanged.
Wheat-Strong; spot, rs l-sc.; the month.
70 3-lc.; September, 73G7S S-ic.;. steamer
red. 70 1-2n73 3-4c.: southern wheat. by
sample, 65n76c.
Corn-Firmer; spot and the month.
81 1-2fi37 3-4c.; September. 81 l-2d3I 3-ic. !;
southern white corn, S9Q40c.; yellow, SSc.
asked.
Oats-Easier; No. 2 white. S2a93o.
Rye-Firm; No. 2, near by, Hc.; No.
western, 40 lie.
Hay-Firm; No. timothy, s12GSl2O.
Sugar-StrOng and unchanged.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-F'irm and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Lettuce--5Od75c. per bushel box.
Whskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, August 5.-Small receipts, an
active cash demand, and liberal export
clearances confronted the bears in wheat
to-day. AS a result, spring wheat closed
lc higher and December G-Sc. Corn
gained 1-2G3-Sc. oats advanced lie.
Pork rose 1-2c., and lard and ribs lie.
each.
Leading futures ranged as followsi
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OCEAN LINER sUNKs
Fisherman Afirms That He Saw Such
a Disaster.

ST. JOHNS. n. f., August 5.-The mail
steamer Virginia Lake arrived at Tit
Cove, on West Bay, 23O miles from here,
at daylight, bringing certain confederation
Of the reported loss Of an ocean liner in
the Straits of Belle Isle. n fisherman at
Noddy Bay reported that he saw steam
er collide with an iceberg and sink soon
afterward.
The report is generally believed, but
nothing reliable is obtainable. The fisher
man said that the steamer looked like a
passenger ship, and he could see the
people trying to launch boats before she
sank.
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NOT TO BE USED AS HOSPITAL.
Hotel Palm at Miami Only Opened to
Accommodate Officers.

MIAMI FLA, August 5.--There is no
truth in the report that the Hotel Royal
Palm is to be used as hospital Its
owner offered TO build one for the Red
Cross Society in Miami, on account OF
this being a healthy and isolated place,
but the hotel was opened only for the ac-
commodation Of officers of the division
and their wives.
TRANSFER OF TROOPS.
The transfer Of the troops Will be com
pleted next Wednesday, and the hotel
will close early next week. After the
troops have gone there will be about 10
patients left I'm the division hospital, most
of whom are suffering from measles and
mumps.
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THE SEWER FOUND AT LAST.
Cary-Street Merchants Retain the
Services of Mr.. G. v. Meredith.


The efforts to find the course Of the old
stone sewer have met with success at last.
Yesterday evening it was located just
south of the Gallego Mill in Canal street.
II will be opened to-day. Those people
who suffered damage through the over
flow occasioned by the catastrophe at the
mill have decided to join issue in a suit
against the city for damages. They are
Convinced, said one Of the number yes
terday, that the city alone is TO blame,
and that the breaking of the sewer was
alone responsible for the collapse. They
are highly indignant that the dangerous
situation, which has been insisted upon
again and again during the past five years
by the City Engineer, has been so persist
emily ignored by the City Council.
a very interesting feature Of the pro-
posed litigation is the fact that those peo-
pie who have ground for complaint have
retained the services of ex-City-Attorney
Charles V. Meredith to represent their in
teTests.
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DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Dynamite Employed in Getting at
MOney-Robbers Escape.

RICHLAND, MICH, August 5.-Une OF
the most daring and successful bank rob
berries ever perpetrated in Michigan was
carried out here last night. According to
men, who came TO town on a hand-car
-Four were placed on guard outside the
Union Bank. which is a small wooden
building. Three charges OF dynamite
were exploded before the robbers got at
the money and escaped. The bank Is
owned by n. S. Whitney and p. II. Gill
key. They say that the loss is between
SC 900 and $1,000, mostly farmers deposits.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, August 3, 1888
Private sales to-day were as follows:
Wrappers, 2 hogsheads; cutters, l hogs
head; leaf dark, 10 hogsheads; scraps. 2
hogsheads. Total number Of hogsheads
sold during the day. 10.
DavenpOrt's, Merchants and Planters
Seabrooks, Crenshaw's, ShockOe, and AL
leghany warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts. 81 hogsheads; deliveries, PA hogs
heads.
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THE MARIA TERESA AFLoAT.
She VIII Soon start for NorfolI
Under Her Own steam.

NORFOLK, VA, August 5.-The Mer-
rift Wreckins Company have received ad-
vices from Santiago that make 1t certain
that the Infanta Maria Teresa is now
floated, and is found 20 be in fairly good
condition as 20 her machinery and boilers.
She will shortly start for Norfolk under
her own steam.
THE COLON.
Another expedition, on the wrecking
steamer Chapman, will be sent South next
Monday or Tuesday, carrying four i'm
mense pontoons, especially intended for
the raising OF the Cristobal Colon.
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WANT WALES TO VISIT Us.
Movement Leaders
Pushing the Idea.

LONDON, August Sit is reported, in
connection with the Anglo-American
movement, that strong endeavors are
be,ng made to get the Prince of Wales
% visit the United States and Canada
raxt summer. and it is added that en-
enlargement has been given the idea IN
RESPONSIBLE quarters.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, va, August ., 1898.
Quotations: Wheat-LOngberry 90 TO
13c.; mixed, 60 TO 73c. shortberry, 50 10
Virginia. bag lots, a. 10 4lC. No. white,
4lc.: No. 3 white, 40c.; No. mixed, 39c. !;
No. mixed, 80 1-2c. Oats-No mixed,
% he; No. 3 mixed, DC; winter seed,
80 10 Soc. Rye-No. 2, 80 10 SIC.
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farmers stock. fancy si-zc.; prime,
23-4 10 &C.; farmers Spanish, rs TO soc.
bushel
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, August 5.-(speciel)-
Peanuts-Farmers' market quiet; fancy
s. Sc: strictly prime, 3i-fc. prime, ga
31-%c.: COMMON. 2Qsc.; Spanish. Toe. Light
demand for all grades.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, August 6.-(Special.)-
cial. )--Virginia nominal prime. lac. ;
extra prime. 3 i-2c.; fancy, 3 3-ic.; Spanish,
no sales; buyers and sellers apart.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, August 5.-(Speciai.)-
Dull, at Use. for good lots.
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FIFTH ILLINOIS ARRIVES
Seventeen Troop-Trains En- Route
for Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August 5.-Ths
Fifth Illinois Regiment, Colonel cuIver
commanding, arrived here to-day from
Chickamauga Park 10 embark for Porto
Rico. The regiment went into camp with
other troops already here. Seventeen
trains carrying troops are en- route for
this city from Chickamauga. 1t Is not
known when the troops will embark.
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SENATOR PRICE TO BUY 1T.
Rcport That Ohio Southern Road
VIII become His.

CLEVELAND, o., August Ex-senator
Price. it is stated here, will buy the Ohio
Southern road when it is offered for sale
on August 10Th.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 5, 1898.
ARRIVED.

ami III
Steamer Albemarle, Glover, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Do
minion steamship Company.
steamer Bluehelds Cathrine, New YORK,
rnerchaudise; Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, virginia
NS s,nsroar Yemassee. O'Nei. Philadel-
phia. merchandise and passengers; J. w.
McCarrick, agent.
steamer Albemarle, Glover, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Ola Domlh'
ion Steamship Company
Steamer Bluefelds, Cathrine, new 10TH
via West Point merchandise; Ola DO
minion steamship Company.
schooner Matilda Brooks, Ciausen, Bos-
Schooner william II. Kennel, Roper.
New York; ties. ~. 1,.,s,
more via petersburg; lumber.
barge John J. Brady Allen, Philadel-
nbia ground stems. vessel, John A. Cur
tis & Sons.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 9Th.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer st. George. Charleston.
Steamer BufOrth, Galveston.
Steamer orion, Boston
Schooner Sadie Walcott. st. George.
Paree ocean Belle. New Haven.
Barge Daniel ]. Tenny, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer ST. George. Hamburg.
Steamer 81. Andrew. Norfolk.
steamer City OF Everett. Boston.
steamer Yosemite, Maryland.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUGUST Sth.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Baltl-
more; passengers and general cargo:
Steamship Elm CITY, Haynes. Malta
poni-river landings. passengers and gene
raj cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Baiti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes. Malta
poni-riyer landings; passengers and gene
raj cargo.
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Steamer Albemarle, Glover, Norrolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Do
minion steamship Company
steamer Bluehelds, Cathrine New YORK,
merchandise; Old Dominion Steamship
CDpppgnV.
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LARGE CROWD Will GO.

Mr. Ioehr thinks that 1S9 veterans will
leave tonight for Philadelphia despite
the Juror one hundred of these viii %.
supplied with free transportation, and
the remaining thirty-nine viii pay their
own expenses.
All will meet al Pickett-Camp Hall at
8 o'clock. An eXpress-wagon viii be there
20 carry the baggage OF the members 10
the depot. as the men viii proceed thither
IN marching order. They viii leave on the
712 train.
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TO REPRESENT THE DIVISION.

The hundred men who are 10 represent
Picketts Division are: Messrs. II. G.
Ashby. Meyer Angle. b. NJ. Angle. a. B.
Anderson, n. c. Ashby, Jr. w. L. Bass
y. NJ Batklns, W. II. Beveridge, {.
Brooks. ID. NJ. Burgess, r. NJ Burton, Il.
s Burf0rd, Frank Burlington, r. T.
Briggs, +. w. Cunningham. n. l.. Chill
dress W. II. COwardin. G.. T. Dean u.
y. Dyer c. II. Eyanhart II. A. Edmond
con, II. Edm0nds. ID. =. Easley, F. B.
Elliott. r. r.. Eddens. w NJ. Ford Judge
r. u. Farrar. T.. s. Ferneyhough, Thomas
". Friend. A. n. GIL l.. NJ. GIL, Rev. s.
w. Grimsley. S. r. Gates. p. o. Gentry.
2. 3. Gibbs. NJ. w. Lakewood, X. w.
Hav. George T.. Haw, r. n. Horne, u
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Comunioaoiones que permaneoieron fir
mes en- sus puestos para pagarles el
sueldo de Agosto, no 6gura Fel primer
j Jefe del ramo.
- Aunque los ouatro rcajistas g.
que SO ha reducido nuestro taller, siguen
miranda con ternura y simpatfa las ele.
.vadas cumbres de Guaraguao y Come
rio, y quizas confundan 81 oierre de una
puerta con ell ruido del cafl6p, han per
manecido 6rmes en- su puesto hasta hoy,
aunque ignoramos sus prop6sitos menta'
les. Por nuestra parte aseguramos que
81 ellos, de quienes no podemos presoin-
dir, no faltan de sus puestos, LA Co.
RREsPoNDENC1A sc publioara aun cuando
silvan los proyectiles sobre la redacoi6n.
~ Nuestro buen colega Gel Libe-
ral- ha suspendido desde hoy su publ
oaoi6n, oausa del estado anormal en-
que Sc enouentra ell pats, para reanudar'
la tan luego sea possible.
ell cargo de administrator de la aduana
de- Ponce, el que fu6 CONSUL americana
en- esta ciudad Mr.. Hanna. El oonta.
dor es tambi6n americana los demas
empleados quedaron en- sus puestos.
~ En- la oficina del Estado Mayor
nos han fnformado que no es cierta la
noticia que oiroula de que los america
nos SO han posesionado de Juana Diaz y
que nuestras tropas Sc habfan replegado
haoia Coamo. Tambi6n nos dijeron que
en- aquella ofcina no SO tiene la menor
noticia de que las tropas invasoras situa
das ell Ponce hayan realizado movimien'
toa do avaace, nj dc que existan amagos
de desembarque por ninguna parte de
nuestras oostas.
~. Nos oonsta que ell Official de la
Tesorerfa seflor Sohelly, ha permaneoido
en- eu puesto, atendiendo los pagos del
Teeoro. Hoy pesar de ser domingo
sc enouentra en- la ofcina.
*. Nos han informa1o que un pa
sajero llegado de Ponce, dice que loa
soldados americanos usan uniforme ID
lanilla azul y los o6oiales de seda amari
liza con capones rojos en- las que levan
estrellas que senalan los grades. Que
no hay tales indios bravos con argollas
en- Las narices nj negros, sino blanoos y
j6venes en- su mayorfa. Que han oirou
lado una hoja impresa esorita en- caste
llano manifestandlp sus simpat1as por 81
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On 81 aoto de hacer entrega de la ACADIA
8 los delegados militares del ejerclto 1
norteamerioano, SO le notifc6 que per
maneoiera en- 50 puesto 81 con clio orefa
servir los intereses pdblicos. Y aflade-
90 Que el se11or Colon, permanecio pro
visionalmente al frente de la ACADIA,
inspirAndose en- ell deseo de ser util a,sus
conciudadapos en- los actualesa momentos
-. A79r cobraron sus sueldos de
Aoosto algunos empleados civiles, y |
hasta Sc dice que no ha faltado quien Sc
march6 en- ouanto TOGO la moneda''
~ Nos suplican publican 10 ST.
guiente: <Sabemos que ell negociado del
seflor Castafos no qued6 deeatendldo
aver, pues 81 bien su esoribiente otro
que aquel puso desempenarle, Sc au'
sentaron un momento yendo s la auralla
+ YER 10 que ocurrfa ouando la alarma'
regresaron enseguida su puesto.>
~. Han venido informarnos cue
ucuatro seflores magistrates de la Audlen'
ola, que veranean por los contornos, VI:
! nieron aver percibieron sus sueldos dc
I Agosto.
~. Esta manana solo hab{a frente
,al puerto los dos cruceros del bloqueo-
II desde TERRA Sc Observable algo que
Iihacfa Greer que se oomunioaban por me-
Lido de seflales heliografcas.
II .*u No sc divisan desde esta cludao q
los trasportes que estuvieron aver cerca
de la boca de Cangrejos, 10 que hace
suponer que SO han retirado 8 encamlna'
do s otro sitio.
~. Hace unos cuantos dias que ha
enmudecido la lira de los copleros borln'
oueflos, que nos asediaban pidi6ndonos
Ia publication de sus aoordes. lis de
suponer que ahora sc dedican a busoa'
. inspiraoiones en- las fragosidades de lof
=. mas abruptos seboruoos, para luego Ian
a Ear sus poemas cantando las proezas d
= Marte va veremos ouando pase est
como surgen les heroes descubiertos O.
a los maniguales.
- ~ Hoy en- la misa de San Francis
"a |(oo, de las nueve, habfa de 20 25 seht
ras y sehoritas, pero muy pocos almlbs
10 RADIOS j6venes de los que llevaban ante
desoomunales estacas por baton eeo'
al - Ell silencio que reinaba anocl
no en- la ciudad era verdaderamente trist
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allf, 90 marchan, al primer sfntoma g

allf. % marchan, al primer sfntoma Dc |
borrascs, & Bayam6n; los de Bayamon \
emprenden viaie hacia barrios y pueblos
del centro .... y asi sucesivamente.
~. En- la retreta de hoy, ejecutara
Ia musica del Battalion Provisional nu-
nero 8: lo.-Paso doble, "Viva rs
naf1a": Escob6s 6s.-2o. Terceto de las ci'
qarreras de la xarzuela <De Madrid
Parfs,: Chueoa. Overtura cray |
*mont,: Suppe. Retreta austriaca;
Keller Bella 80. Valses <Rosas y Mar
garitas,; Waldteuffel.- go. Jota arago'
mesa Ella Fematera>; Soriano.
~. Desde Santuroe Sc 'ha observa-
do que los dos trasportes que Sc hallaban
aver cerca de las booas de Cangrejos, 90
ocupaban, al pareQer, en- operaoiones de
traslsdos por medic de lanohas.
- Circular rumores de que por
via Consular han llegado notiolas de que
de un momentc otro Sc recibiran gra-
tos informes sobre la paz.
.*. Parte del Battalion de Asturlas
W Ia baterfa de monta1a, Sc ha traslada-
10 deinitivamente Santurce, cerca dc
Martin Peha.
>~> ~ La plaza del mercado de esta
capital, presenta un triste aspeoto por las
maflanas. A penas legan vendedores
del campo. Vfveres hay muy pocos' y
{ precios exhorbitantes. La earne Sc
ooncluye antes de las diez por ser muy
pooas las reses sacrifoadas para la venta'
aquel immense gentfo de compradore
due sofia verse allf todos los dlas ma
desaparecido.
-. Hoy ha sido puesto en- libertad
81 confnado Alberto Vald@s (a) Ioro'
ouien hjara su residencia en- Cagaas!.
~. Dice la voz pdblica que el vice
consul ingl5s de esta ciudad reclblo aye
un pliego de su colega de Ponce, gu
despuss conferenci6 con la prinera auto
ridad militar y la civil. 1gnoramos
oerteza del inforne y muoho mas 10
partioulares de que SO tratabs. ;,
- Tenemos noticias de que SO b
dispnesto ell adelanto del sueldo de "A
gosto, & los empleados de comunlcaolone
que s la verdad 10 tienen ganado.
- Dice un diario local: <D1oe'
que nuestro amigo don Ulplano colon
alcalde de Ponce, no quiso abandon'
81 puesto, permaneciendo en- 81 hasta
altimo instante. Af1rmase tamblen a
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In mavor narte dc las--tiendas oerradas,
an los BALCONIES no se vofa nj una sola
naraona Il transito por las GALES redu
dido poqufsima gente. lay oemente'
rios con mas animaclon vioa.
~. Servicios prestados aver por IA
poliofa. en- Ia sala de socorros
Jose Cruz, de un rasgQno en- 81 cuello
inferido por Juan Garcia, Victoriana
Garcia, de una confusion que SO produjo
oasualmente Francisco Oca de una le-
sion aue le infiri6 un tai francisco, cuyo
apellido SO ignora.
=. De dos rumores Sc haoe eco un
oo,aoa nuestro estimadfsimo, que como
nosofros. todayfa no SO haeaabriscado:
Uno es, el que el vapor" Arkadia"
tan oonooido en- nuestro puerto SO ha
nrestado & los <yankees> como practico
en- al desembarco de sus expediciones;
al otro al que eli general Miles es eli que
manda ell ej6roito aner!oano que praoti'
ca operaciones en- Puerto Rico.
-. Ell saoo con perf6dicos cores.
nondencia destinabo Toa.alta por co.
rreo de aver, fu6 hparar s Manatf.
*. LLAMA laatenci6n pdblica que
habiendo dos buq1es s la vista de esta
plaza, no haya nfguno aenalado Ell la
vigfa de San Cristbal.
~. A la sim dle vista no sc distin !
gufa anoche ningfa luz en- los horizon
tes del mar Els b suponer que los cru
ceros bloqueadorelse a|ejan de la costa.
- Hemos oio decir que el Con
sui Frances rooib hoy un telegrama
cifrado, contentatole una pregunta
hecha referente paz entire Espafa y
los Estados Uniss. Tambien se dice
! oue ell General daMarina ha recibido
j, otro despacho in 1esante concernierte
Ia paz. Do cent serA que el pdblioo
!, ouede igoor andoi puede entregarse s
. gratas esperanzas:
Q ~. Los perilicos que recibimos
0 anoohe de Mayaglh, no contienen min n
D puna noticia conota de interes. ALI
Sc decfa ell 20, qulas tropas america
!. mas avanzaban hia sabana grande =
}. San German, per de ese rumor NADIA
}. nos han dicho en- ofcinas de Estado
% Mayor, dorde oerfan saberlo con
1. exactitud.
z*. Nos dio que en- la relaoi6n
1e remitida por Gohaci6n q la Secreta
9. RIA de Hacienda, los empleados or
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COMUN|CADO
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A

Di' OlI6CtOT uo LA ACORRESPONDENCIA
Capital.
Muy distinguido senor: Aunque
tristfsima para mi, he tenido ell gusto dc
1eer la notioia que en- las columnas de
so ilnstrado diario del de los oorrien-
tes SO dign6 publican, del dinero que me
fa@ robado en- la noohe del 25 de JUNO
pr6ximo pasado, de 10 que inmediatamen.
ts df parte la autoridad competente, ,
denunciando, por sospecha, como pre-
sunto autor del hecho, al individuo San.
dalio Lugo, q qoien SO persigue, sin que
hasta ahora haya sido capturado. Y
habiendo notado que mi nombre ha sido
confandido oon sl de Macario, por ell
cual nunca he aldo conocido de persona
algnna, suplfcole Ia inserci6n de las pre-.
santes lfneas, por 10 que le vivira agra.
decide su aftmo. alto. amigo ys.s.q.b IN.
Nargaao Rivera.
Aracibo, 21 % Julio de 1898.
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pals, = los prop6sitos que les amman,

Ipals, los Prop6sltos que Ies anIman,
eto., etc.
- Hoy, las dooe m6nos cuarto,
tocaron Generala, que para el POGO We.
cindario que queda, fu6 toque de <SAl-
vese el que pueda., Nuestros osjistas
salieron como cohetes, y & la una, solo
aparecieron ell primero y segundo re-
gente. Sc ven dos buques mas en- el
horizonte, que con los dos que habfa,
forman cuatro. ESQ es todo.
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fxn. neok:lavia 7 FABRICA de LICOREs de
1sGIt SlHAllhEs Ia don Manuel Ambrosiani
Ponce, Pto I;ico.-E mpor-
fae fen he et de- "a
en- Jerez de Ia FrpnteFa ts Sc atendera los peddos
tzan los productos de la casa los importados POI
la nsma.-Dirg;r la correspondence don Mauue
Ambrosiani.-POnce 5i-3S
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VAR | { D 4 D ES.

CE VEN0E alquila una casa en-
VII -'~1- Santurce, con dos cuer
das de terzenos = arboles frutales. In.
formarAn en- la Gale 1e Ia Cruz mime
TO !. 15-8