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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
POstOfiice Notice.

Should be DAILY " all Interested changes may
any ;ime.) -
Foreign mails ,o- the week ending December "a ise&
will close promptly In all the General Fostofice
follows Pest Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
WEDNESDAY-At a supplementary a mb foe
Europe per g. est Paul. via southampton at o e.
m. tsupp. 10 80 a FOR Europe. per ..
'Ciermanic. via Queenstown 1890 m. for Belgium
direct, per Friesand Antwerp Oetters must
lie directed per Friesand)
THrRSDAY-A a m. for Netherlands direct. per g. Q.
Edam. via Amsterdam detters must be directed per
Edam')
SATURDAY-At A. m for France. Switzerland. Italy.
Turkey. Egypt and British India. per
la Bretagne. via Hayre 0etters FOR other parts
Of Europe be directed ''rer la Bretagnei at 3
FOR Netherlands direct. per Starendam. via
Rotterdam detters ~ directed per StltsndamD.
a m. Complementary 1870 a ny for Europe. per
= 'Lucanis. VIA Queenstown. at II a. for Norway
direct :. 5. Norge detters must be directed per
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Congress spring Wat

d. COngress Spring water. ...
Is now (by q most eiHhorn'e ,"oi's'
restored 20 all It's former strength and excellence
Nm Cbrt.tmas Table should he without bottle
81 Dr siegerts Bitterr the nhest appeufef
imported from South America
Rare sperimens OF Historical China frisao COZ
lsctiou Norwich. Conn.,. Box oSl
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC

MoNDAY-At IL m. supplementary p. M for Central
America except Rica) and South Pacific ports.
be directed per Finance; at p. for North
Brazil Der :. s. II. +. Matthews via Para Maranham
Guatemala per steamer from Orleans; IL D.
for Jamaica per steamer from Baltimore ,..u,
10 p m for C,sta hica per steamer rom
seSmer rom Norh Sydney a, 10 p M or Jamaica
per steamer from Philadelphia.
Transport: 10 a. m. Complementary 10 30
M for Haiti. per Alps; at 1890 a m. for
tuTacap trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must ne
directed per Prins Wilem W.; at II m for Brazil.
per Lvorno. via Pernamnuco and Santos Getters
via Havana. Campeche Chiapas. Tabasco and Yucatar.
per = O-izaba deteTs for other parts ~ Mexico
La Plata Countries per Button. via Pernambuco.
Bahia Rio JaneirO Oeors for North Brazil 10
TIirrsDAY- At IN. Complementary i:3o p M for
Nassau. y. p. Guantanamo Santiago de Cuba. Man
zanillo Clenfueeos, :. Santiago.
gATURDAY-At $50 a. m supplementary 10 a. M for
81 Thomas ST. Croix. Leeward and windward Islands.
also Demerara per $ Caribbee Oeters for barbados
Grenada Trinidad and Tobago must De directed per
Carihbee'D. at 10 a. m supplementary 1880 a. m!
Tor Island. Jamaica savanilla Carthsgena and
Crevtown per Al,ai netters for Costa Rlcs must
b. directed per Altar. lO30 =. Tor Cuba. per
q 2 seguranca via Havana detters must be directed
per segurancs'D; at II M ior Grenada. Trinidad ana
roundland per from North sydney at $50
D. n. st. Pierre iquelon per steamer from North
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Malls for Newfoundland by rail Halifax. and thence
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

The engagement is announced Of Miss Sadie
Landsberg daughter OF Mrs. D. Landsberg Of No.
l5s East Fifty-eighth-st. TO Samuel G. Isaacs. also
Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
DECEMBER 2oTH and 2lsT.
AT : O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Mrs A L. Morgan. OF No "a West Seventeen
St Is at home on the first Thursday in January.
February and March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who. already published
In The Tribune sailed for Europe Wednesday
last. will spend time In St Moritz whore she
will be joined by Colonel Aston in few weeks In
January Colonel and Mrs. Aston and their young
Will 20 to Portugal. They intend TO return TO
New-York late In the spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
5peeial \ otlrrs.

The Five Poins House Of Industry desires 70 make
Merry Christmas Tor four hundred nmatss and so
iclt, gifts for the purpose Checks made pave
HE - p T. Camp. Treasurer may be sent 10 NO 100
Worth At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Mr. and Mrs Isaac Stern. OF No SIS Fifth-ave.
will open their country house. AT Tarrytown-on-the
Hudson. for the Christmas holidays. during which
period they will entertain several large house
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

The marriage OF Miss Margaret Olivia slocum,
daughter OF Colonel J. Jermain slocum and niece
OF Mrs. Russell Sage. to Sherman Flint. second son
Of Or and Mrs Austin Flint. will take place in the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest Fifth-ave. and Forty
hfth-st.. on Tuesday. February II. The engage
rlent OF Miss slocum 10 Mr.. Sherman was an
nOunced over tao years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Mrs Charles Grenylllc Peters. of No. 10 East
seventy-slxth-st., has cards out for January >
and T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

The wedding Of Miss Fernand Sylvester. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Lewis Sylvester. to Milton Sam
uels will occur on Thursday December %. at the
home OF the brides parents, No. 50 West Seventy
sccOnd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

dance will he given at Sherrys on Thursday
night January 8. by several OF the subscribers who
last winter arranged the two small dances az the
ladies' annex OF the Metropolitan Club house The
subscribers 10 the dance will include Mrs. W Starr
Miller Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mrs. Francis
Key Pendeton. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr Mrs
Henry Payne Whitney, Mrs " Orme Wilson Mrs
Lloyd 5 Bryce. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs
Almeric r. Paget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Among the NEWCOMERS sailing for Europe this
week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Onderdonk. Miss
Onderdonk Mr.. and Mrs George Clinton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Prescott Tousey, s Philip Stats and j. 3.
Watrous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Not many weddings in prospect for what IL
left Of this year The marriage Of Miss Helen r
Hoffman. daughter OF Richard Hoffman. 10 DIT
William Kinnicutt Draper Will take place on
Wednesday. December 2s in the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest on the same day Miss Mary
D'Auby jenkins will he married TO Clarence Eu-
gene Thornall. at the home OF her mother. ME-
Only relatives will be present al the cerem1ny
which will be followed BY reception Miss Flor
encc u ABBY jenkins will be her sisters maid OF
honor and William II. Browning will attend Mr.
CHARTS Francis stone jr Robert s. Chaplin. Girls
vod A Tn )mpsOn ana James G. Burchen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

The second meeting OF the Thursday Evening
Euchre Club held at the home OF Miss Barr.
No 900 Madlson-ave The following members were
present: Miss Freeman Miss Eager, Miss Dietz,
Miss levitt Miss Sarles Miss Doyle. Miss Jackson,
Miss Baiz. Miss Varian Miss Cans. Miss Miller.
Miss Boyd. Miss Rogers. Miss Beck. Mrs. Torriani.
W. Haskell G. K. Carpenter. c. Moffett. c. Il.
Hoser p Barr and Colonel H. c. Sherrard. The
game followed by dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

The stephen Merritt Burial CO.. osl-e43 West
22d ndertakers. rmbamris and funeral directors
prompt service day night Telephone li-isth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

ss-ye 10 remind the spectator OF greater SUI
cesses achieved by this ambitious artist !"
cent vears NJ Rrewtnan has dramatic III
terpreta,ion ~ christian and Evangelist ro"
Bunyan. and Mr. Henshan girl lost In reNeIles
whom he names Alice in Wonderland "
George Clausen continuing his STUDIES Vi va
snt life has two well-mOdelled hgures J." 49,
Threshing" which suggest Millets arr VIM
tQualling Il In technical excellence 4"eSe
almost the only conspicuous hgure-pieoe' -
collection heavily stocked win hhus0"P'
There Is also a small loan exhibition Oh '''e
works Of an old-school veteran. the iate WI
Boyce Including Where Bridewell S'oou' az
other quaint drawing Of q church ana "'u "
81 Ludlow. and the interior OF Edward the No"
iessors Chapel, Westminster. Inc e~"'"'
serves the useful purpose OF proVioihs ""
o' comparison between older and newer "'
Mr. Boyces excellence in careful P
oraughtsmanship was Offset by MS "eah"ee
colorist The best water-color painters VI NV
Gay excel in their color and neslec' '"''
oraughtsmanship
DRAWINGS AND LANDSCAPE sIpDiho
Among other holiday art shows Is MI AM eu
lasts series OF a hundred drawings anu ia'N
scape studies In water-color at the sa"e'
the Fine Art Society. The majority oi nv.
are rapid sketches Of scenes In the hnsi''"
m'dands. Scotland. AK Bains sa'o'.
northern Italy and the Far East, ana so'ii' "a
them have served as studiesfor more imports"
pictures II is a varied and beautiful cohectioh'
with many interesting experiments in haii-hsh''
ana many fine effects in pure water-coior. MI
last Is an artist with a wide range OF resources
VINO is not content with repeating hirnseii MOI
with doing easy work The most subtle PROD
iens Of light fascinate his keen intelligence ana
~ u al his best when he has brooded over tnem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

The second Of the series OF De Coverly dances
was given at Delmonicos last night Most OF the
patronesses including Mrs. Henry c. Valentine.
Mrs. James II Benedict. Mrs. Williston g. Lock-
wood Mrs. Edward l.. Reyes. Mrs. Henry 3. Dom
mick. Mrs. Charles r. FOote. Mrs. George NJ.
Groves. Mrs G. Francis Roe and Mrs Robert Holt.
were present TO receive the guests
The herald., 1898-04-24
The STREETS ARE FULL OF SOLDIERS
Anarchy May Anticipate Bombardmenr.
Rioting is Imminent
The Blockade Is Established-The Prizes Matlde and
Pedro, Safely Brought to Key
West

HAVANA Via Key West April 23.-speca to Tho H.rald)-
Havana is turmoil The city errorized the prospect bonn
bardment and General Bano doing everything he think
sure the trembling populace will be miracle anarchy does
prevail before the end of the siege The streets full of marching
soldiers being hurried posts about the city, There every evidence
determination to fight Every possible landing place being
protected At night the cafes full of Spanads abusing
An artillery captain Jose Guerra Mendoza drunk in getea
cafe Wednesday night He shouted that everybody the heard
him: "n blow Of the pigs they smash usv
That the Spanish soldiers attitude think victory
but figuring how much damage he will able enemy
succumbing
The blockade tight enough There danger anything getting
into or out of Havana while it bars the way.
There almost continuous council of at palace When
Blanco not there with his generals and colonies volunteers
eng the Notifications He spent hour yesterday the
station of Morro watching the speck on the horizon
There probably Spanish troops including the voun
ces gathered for the defense Havana They strung particularly
the At the Vedad masd
being hurried there by rail-
indications for defense point this vicinity the
Blanco expects the American army attempt landing
and putting his sand batteries and forts strong the
force if succeeds in getting ashore.
The withdrawal Of troops from the Havana has left
the rebels free hand Yesterday reported that Cuines forty
from Havana, in the rebels hands,
The railroads have been blown Paos ncon
The herald., 1898-04-24
PRIZES BROUGHT TO KEY WEST

KEY WEST, April 24-By Associated PressThe fleet captured an
other prize Saturday afternoon the schooner Mat of Havana
The schooner taken by the torpedo boat Porter after lively
chase and after number of solid shots fired prize from
flagship put board the schooner but ship could spared tow
She brought into Key West tow of the Associated dispatch boat
DamtesS, which arrived about midnight.
The Daess reports that the fleet has divided Nashville and
Maas Cae sailed for the Yesterday morning while
the Amphe the Puritan the Cincinnati and Ce sailed east
later The rest of the fleet $50 the afternoon bockadng
Havana which is distant ten miles to the southwark.
The herald., 1898-04-24
EXCITEMENT ON THE PEDRO

The Spanish steamer Pdo Captain Bonet Antwerp March
for Santa Cruz and Pensacola which captured by States
flagship New York. brought here today under
charge of prize Lieut. Cpear She owned
the Navigation company Bilbao of register $50
feet long and has Of thirty.six
After the Spnd to in response shots fired by the
New York. small boat lowered from the New York Ensign Mar.
b with the off, The widest excitement prevailed boat
and her decks crowded with sng frightened rats
as the New Yorks men cambered up the side Of the ship
The herald., 1898-04-24

FORT MONROE VA, April y the Associated Press The CONVOY
Panther with $50 marines aboard bound for arrived here
at o'clock At o'clock Commodore Shy flying SQUADRON re-
ceved dispatch directing him provide guard the convoy The
Minneapolis and the Columbia Immediately and at oos N,
the Minneapolis fired gun for all to get aboard.
The Minneapolis left at 1o45 followed by the Columbia few minutes
later The transport Panther with $50 aboard is still anchored il
Hampton Roads, heavy gale blowing The gun the MINNEAPOLIS
was the signal for great excitement both shore on board M ns
Officers notified those ashore hurry aboard and everyone noes.d
ignorance of orders, far destination concerned
Rmor said that the vessels might have different destination a.
passing the the entrance this abo merely conyoyinp the
transport with troops possible that the ships might 90 ont
and meet the Paris, New York City.
The last MINNEAPOLIS was to 90 after
The Paris and the Columbia guard the transport Key West
The herald., 1898-04-24
THE WINONA AFTER A PRIZE

MOBILE, Ala April 23By Associated Pes) Spanish steamer
La Cuna from South America arrived Ship Island Miss yesterday
for and the ship collector j. W. Burke of Mobile dispatched
cutter Wnona to the island capture
O'clock and ought to be at the island by midnight capture by
daybreak The La Cumna is fine freight and into port
without knowledge of The Wnona gun
has of oywo under command of Captain Goodng
The herald., 1898-04-24
THE BLOCKADE ESTABLISHED

Meantime the torpedo boat Foote had sighted German coasng
and Sgnaled the flagship shot her bows resist
offered and the New Yors boarded her, papers
be correct and her German register established was turned back
The action of the fleet refusing allow German vessel to enter Havana
shows that the blockade practically established.
The herald., 1898-04-24
TO BE ACCORDED BY AUTHORITIES OF
TIE UNITED STATES
Vessels Ignorant Of the War Will Be Allowed Discharge Cargoes
American Ports, but Blockade Runners Will Be Cap
tured-The Cruiser Topeka Not Sunk
Nor Harmed


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TEN SHOTS FIRED
Blanco Tries the Range Of the Morro Castle
Cannon on the Blockading Squadron

ON THE FLAGSHIP NEW YORK. April D. Associated
Morro Castle
night
effect
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE,


THE FOLLOWING PROPERT1E, ID ex-
cnange for Seattle property. these are
unenculnbered. bur we Will loan on any
OF them or trade Tor equities N mora
gagged properties; any fair proposition
Viii oe entertained.
10 acres fine tiunber land in Oregon. a3join-
ing Fail City sawmills. ana ABOUT i've
miles from Dallas
Go acres fire level grain Lard in Kern
county California, in Paso Irrigation dis
tEict: one mile from Famasa.
AZ, acres Hnest fruit land in Fresno county
california. adjoining Il. r. and station
IN Sunset Irrigation district. just west OF
Fresno City.
50 acres rich rolling land. with scattered
oaks: easy OF cultivation. in Shasta
county, California; 8. Of mile from Aader-
son.
sia acres best level fruit ard grain land:
IN Kern county, California; with Tuisre
IrriSaiion ditch through it, s miles from
Bakersfield
STURTEVANT & co.
Roon A. Colman Building sli First Ave
FOR ENCHANGE-Fo Seattle real G.
tate, one-half interest in enc Of the very
Hest business honses In the city. The ~e-
naming partner has made over $}n@1 IN
. taiS same house: sickness cause Feazef
AIen. 81 Hinckiey block
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY CT SEATTLE 900 CITi
treasurer Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the 3rd al
nuai ;nstaliment OF local improvefioi.
district No. Jos for the Improvement 4
Seventh Street i'm the CITY OF Seattle
frem a point 40 feet north Of the noris
line OF Pike Street 10 olive street, undsf
the provisions ~ ordinance No. -,
which provides for the Improvement 4
said street by constructing a pipe sege..
along the centre OF said street togethee
with all necessary openings. wycs, ma,
holes N.uttIatpTs and Rushing tanks as'
by connecting the same aifb the nasS
iutcrceptins sewer now existing at II
intersection az olive and seventh Stree4
and providing Tor the payment theref.l
in installmgnts and establishing "a fula
far such pa yncUt bq he ievytng and eqk
lection Of special assessments upon ~
property benefited BY the improvement
and providing FOR the issuance al boad
az authorized hy an net OF the iegislatafJ
of tho state Of Warrington approFty
March Sth 1880 and under the proFisiosf
0f ordinance No. 33f8. approved May In
Jsag az amended hy ordinance No. 2ssx
approved July lith. 1884. and the frl
Charter as amended ana now IN force asE
been duly certified Ia me- for c0ileetieE7 Z
and fhe RESPECTIVE sums thereiu chargas
and levied against eaGh parcel and !ot y
land, and part thereof w satd diNtFE
in VA men{ ~ suCn IHstajment ft'nslaa
unpaid and the same. including the y
ferest ou the whole amount charsss
must be paid on or before tne lita 'lsy 3
December. lNts Mess payment De snA1
on 04ch iUatH lTueut gn or before ne W,
DAY of December isss. the same snab ~
come delinquent Aud ahali bear intefe
AT the rate II p per cent per agHum, aht :
pad and II no' pa3d before said uTss,
penalty ~ 9ve ~ per cent shan be ad'
90 ard the sums de4iaqueut snail be e.
tered or the annual faN g0ii foy the cn..
rent year against each lot ARD parcsi
land ard part thereof ~ delinquent a.
witn the interest and penalty SHAH
collected 0s other taxes, together va
such additional cha rEcS or penalties
are authorized to b. charged and 6 ,
lerfcG ~ other delinquent taxes, ~
each iot or parcel ~ land 80 5eitngue
shall be sold for the amount # such "A
aSssmeut with interest. penalty az
costs. IN the manner provided ~ iaN
A IT, FOoTE,
CITY Treasurer If tho e'Ity & Seattle.
Date Of Ist publication November =
Is5s
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FOR >AIts-TINBE.R LAND.

FOX SAI.E-fSa acres az fr timber one
half mile from salt water.
az acres % choice fir and cedar tiuiba~.
snort distance from Seattle * lnterna-
tional railway
Several large tracts OF desirable timber
land a. Il bargain
HERBERT :. UPPER
u anI Il Sch affsrrr..arl Nln.k
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WaNfttl-i" reuH& utan a. fair ,sal,e.,.
ton and good psntnan position i,Y offlrs
~ store Can furnish aeSf references -,
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LONDON LOAN OFFICEIManev loanet;
ON Vaiuaoes. watches. diamonds and
1e"elty- loo Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN LAUNpRY-Mrs. Nose
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kLONDiKE-OUTFIrIERs.

c. T. WERNECKE. manufacturer of furs
and Alaska goods: the quality tells: my
prices sell; see them. Columbia dock ~
Railroad avenGe. Seattle Wash
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CARD OF THANKS.
WE desire 10 render heartfelt thanks 10
the friends of Seattle. Edmo!fis and Rich
mond who have stood 10y US 50 n0bfy IN
our great affilctjoH-
MI ANn Mrs =. q RKIsTOL.
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FOR SALE-FAHNS AND LANDS.

LgitTED OFF LANDS in Mason ana
Inursion counties; excellent fr1Iis land
eSaSIly cleared and alceiy situated fer
4aIfns. favorable terms Tacoma NIL
IoNlpany. T,an.arna Nasn