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ylISCELLAN E0uS.

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ASTHMA CURED. If you suffer. send
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SEND - CENTS for The Future: greatest
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GOLD FURNITURE a REGILDING

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CLOSING OUT At RETAIL. large assert
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FACTORY SHOW ROOMS,
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PACKER. In china and glassware house
or notion and toy house. can furnish ne
best n references WILLIAM T. con
Don. - S'ammel-st.
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IVORY GOODS

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MANUFACTURE Of Toilet Articles.
Billiard Balls. Checks Miniature Ivory
repairing IN ali branches a specially. \.
JOSEPH Knapp SONS IVORY 20 "a
Eq.. f4fn
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STOMACH TROUBLES AND CA
TARRH.

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FAT -O-LEAS cures obesity. large abdc-
mems and heart troubles. particulars
free no fasting. SPECIALIST l59 West
45th At
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PLUMBER steam and ga@ litter. first
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enccs Address JAMES SEAMAN. "52
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WORK WANTED.


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FLAGS AND SOCIETY GOODS.

THE BEST PLACE 10 purchase huntlngs'
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SILK flags. society goods. J. a. JOEL *
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STAMMERING,

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j.. a. BRYANT. VI. D.. . West l4th-st.-
Stammering and nervous affections OF
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line ~ treatment and testimonials
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WYE3

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pEPPER's CORK MATS.

PEPPERS CORK MATS are most COM
Portable 20 the feet and should be usea
In AL bathrooms. vi broa0Way.
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QUICK PRINTING.

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PAPER EOXES.

.OO~~N~~~~~~~~D>~~ c~~So0N>0~or~~~No~~>>Oo-
FRED J. MEYER. manufacturer Of Paper
Boxes Cloth covered office filing boxes
a specially % Reckman 81.
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RURBER STAMPS.

THE FULTON STAMP WORKS. % Beck
man-st.: telephone 4.722 Cortland. Gin
gle line stamps loo dating stamps from
pc M. 50 STYLES sign AMI price markers.
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WINDOW SHADES.

CHRISTfANSON BROTHERS,, 1872 and
i3i East l-5sh-st.-Fiats, private resi-
cences, hotels and office buildings, fur
niah'd complete. jobbers in Scotch Hol-
lands and hand painted shade cloth.
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TREATMENT OF THE SCALP.

c. A. FRANCOIS. French specialist In
scalp diseases. frs.-class references. PA
9th ave- New-Ycrk.
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PORTER 2c-Hv sober re.pec'ahl, Eng
lishman At anything; porter Waterman,
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inC. good references. G. HAMILTON. 30
shave.
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PLI'MBER. licensed has baon taking
care u reol estate Tor the last two
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GERM-PROOF FILTERS.

POSTAL CARD will bring agent TO show
our sclf-Cleaning stone filter. placed on
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J BIO broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT WRITER.

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vertisemen.s booklets. circulars. reie-
phone 3Opi Cortlandt.
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OPTICAL GOODS.

PROF. KABUS. ilj 3d-ave. Have your
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and natan'ed OPTOMETFK.
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MUSIC BOXES.

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JACOT Il son. - Uuion Square. Music
Boxes from 35c. 10 81. 300. and large
line OF Musica' Novelties and Cuckoo
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Obesity CURE.

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RAGE BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS.

CATALOGUE rare books. suitable for
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CAPILLURGJST.

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CAPlLLI RGl Treatment OF hair. scalp
diseases. badness scientifically taught.
Miss PHILLIPS. Capillurgist. founder. 81
Essc !9th-st.
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ARTISTIC PICTURE PRESENTS.

FRAMED EN0RAvINGS. photographers.
aouareis and oil paintings: popular
prices KRAMER BROS. col e;h-ave..
opposite Mays.
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MAYER BROS, 2is West 23d-s,. manu-
facturers Of the cheapest and best-made
window shades In the city.
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MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

II YOU ARE Interested IN good music. We
invite you 20 ins3ect our stock. Al! the
latest novelties at one-half price and LEES
Finest editions. ALBERTO HlMAN. 1916
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A. BARBIERI. Il West 2Sth-st.. near
Broadway. sole agent for Ninaccla 4
mandolin. OF Naples. Guitars and Man 10
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ceptlOnS and dinners ut moderate prices.
Lessons given on all instruments. Private
salon for Instructions
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INDELiBLE MARKING.

on PERSONAL WEAR and household
linen. first class work. low prices
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FARJEON improved spectac.es and eye
glasses; try them. oculis's' prescriptions
nlied FARIEOS 81 Nassau-st.. -. Y.
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81 EACH.-'"The Talmud." Voltaire's
"Romancss. "Pepye' Diary" Eve
lyn's Diar; " Fercys "Reliques." PRATT.
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FINE TAILORING

~><.N.o~-~>.~><Ie->-o~o~~~>~>
ARTHUR GOLDSMITH. Gentlemen
Tailor. Established 1876. - wall 81
10 per cent discount for cash.
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FRENCH hooks e CALENDARS.
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ARCHITECTS & DECORATORS.

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"a ~
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ANTIQUES. SILVER. CITRIOS.

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SACRIFICE Pew genuine old on Paint
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ANTIQUE LACES. Jewelry. silverware.
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WALTER OPTICAL CO. mlrd. manu-
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FENCING AND HOxING.

CAPTAIN NICHOLAS professor Aus
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School. u Wes, 42d 81. Ladies and gen
ilemen
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

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OFFICE FURNITURE.

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colin AND FOUNTAIN PEN.

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THE Genuine Foley" Gold Pens. Foun-
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MATCHES.

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WALTUAM WATCHES. -- II YOU are
,hI,k.ng ~ getting one see US: we can
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FURNISHED R~.Ms TO LET.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

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UMBRELLAS AND CANES

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY Lc Blhan $
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80 West a3d-st. Covering with imported
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEAT.
ISGS.
DENTISTRY.

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BOSTON DENTAL PARDORS. ~ Eas:
14th st, south side Union Square. First
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING

SCHICk is your man 10 clean. dye. II
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PIANO STOOLS AND COVERS.

PIANO STOOLS. covers and music stands
OF every description. NEPPERT.
Man'rr. 100 Canal az. near Wes. Bway.
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| DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

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CASEMAKING AND STAMPING.
CUTLERY.

ANNN%~>~.~.>~e~~D~>~<
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unICE MARkS AND SIGNS.

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SIGNS. Price Marks and Window Tickets
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KODAKS AND CAMERAS.

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CAMERAS and supplies cheaper than ever
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Amt EMBROIDERY.


DESIGNING, stamping. emoroidering
warns si!ks canvas and materials OF
every description. MARIE BIESEL. 2.
v.s' 2n.h-st
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>o<N~~~~~~~~~~N~ c~~Sr~cS->"~o-->~>|~>>0NN
CUTLERY Of every description. both IN
whoiesale and retail. on hand ana mace
20 or1er. repa!rlng neatly done. GUSTAV
KSATfTH 3i John and y Nassau cts
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opIC-s-RuAC A. FAN REPAIRERs

BRIC-A btS1S GEIIr. ~ ~
r. rrvIrIF 81 West ipth-st.. formerly
with tiffany e. Co. ; satisfaction suaraT-
eu@~f4irv
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THE HUMAN HAIR.

THE human hair. diseases. remedy. Seno
ten cents for book by Miss PHILLIPS
capillurgist. ~ East i@th-ft.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDER

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Ell WARD SMITH & CO. llo west o9'h
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3hthst.
ORDERS promptly executed; Jobping az
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MISS PHILLIPS. CAPILLURGIsT.-
scalp diseases badness. 10 f2. 2 70 :.
81 Eas, 59.h-st. ladies'. gentlemen. chill
dren. Tonic for the hair. 81 q
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PAD BINDING.

WALTER S. CARVER. 100 NililaIn -.
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POSTAGE STAMPS BOUGHT.

STAMP COLLECTIONS BOUGHT; also
/. $ on covers: highest price. AUS
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OLD GOLD 4 SILVER WANTED

FULL VALUE GIVEN for old gold an,
silver JOHN WATERS son. Kenne'
IL Duich-s'.. New York.
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DUSfBWAITERy.


MI-RTATGU'S Standard Dumbwe,te-s
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RELIABLE CONNOR PIANOS sold on
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changing repairing. sccond-hand uprlgnls.
si25. $50: sduares. S2o upwTl- OON-
NOR 4 Eas. 42t-ss-
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

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PAPER AND PAPER STOCK.

OLD POOKS.-I buy all kinds OF Books
highes, prices paid. Send postal. HI III
roDE% a0s Canal -
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srENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.--
Nea, and accurate work. salary MOD
crate good references. Miss A. l.. BOX
L. Tribune ONCE.
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TRUSSES.

ELASTIC STOCKINGS. 81 30. MAR
SHALL TRUSS Co. 500 Fulton-s,.,
Hrgfle1xp
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BOARD WANTED.
BLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY

BIRDS AND CAGES.-IarEe assortment
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noMrsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

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Ling Island.
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Rr.TLER. Young Irishmnn. p. lateiy
landed was butler home, wants steady
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catholic. Address OWEN. 23I W. 4Zd-st'
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,nNOo.n-NNnrNOOc-N0. NNOoNNHNNo0~N(NN0NN
BOOKS, old magazines and complete
libraries bought for cash. JOSEPH
SILK 147 6th-ave.. near loth-st.
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CORSETS.

PACQUIN MODEL CORSET. latest nov
city. 10 be had only al THE PANSY
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OLD BOOKS 81 every description bought.
large or small quantities. VIM IhoM-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>>N> ~~>|>>>~>>>>>>>>~
CHANDLER. 600 t-IliOn-s... BROOKLYN
AT very low prices. for gale or rent.
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GUSTAV BARTH. 357 Bowery. ~ T.. eI-
pert for rupture. Hoods world renowned
truss cures all ruptures. elastic stockings
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FULL LINE Journals. leeCers. Day. Cash
Rocks; lowest possible prices. J. J.
CURTIN 2o7 Greenwich-st
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OIp hooks UOJGHT.

WORN OFT gold and silver bouch, by K
LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold and Silver Re
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HARTMAN BROS. & REINHARD. manu-.
facturers Of hlgh-grade mandollns.
zithers and guitars; catalogue mailed I'D
Bowery New York.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
First Negro Company.
MR.. NEWMAN z. PERRY
WILL RECEIVE
RECRUITS.

Newman K. Perry, Of Colum bia, has
received authority to orgaulzs CON.
oaoy of colored troops to form part
Of the Tenth United States Volunteer
colored regiment Col. J. NJ Lse,
with headquarters at Augusta. will
command the regiment which will COO
sis. Of companies from Maryland. Viz
ginia, North Carolioa, Georgia, South
Carolina, aud District of Columbia.
South Carolina will furnish only the
one company Mr. Perry will organize.
o. last Friday Mr.. Perry received
the following telegram from Assistant
General Heistard:
Secretary of war authorizes you.
subject to the required examination, to
begin the enrolment Of company of
colored troops for the Tenth Uoieed
States infantry. reporting by telegram
to Lieut.. NJ. W. RovelI, War depart
meut for instructions" )"
Yesterday Mr. Perry received lnfor
NATION fron Lieu.epant Rowell, mus-
,eripg cficer, that when be bad scc-
ceeded in raising the company sur
geon would be sent on to conduct ply
sical examination TIE officers of the
company will all be co!ored except the
captain. who will be Mr.. Perry, if be
passes the physical examination
At present Mr. Perry is ouly 40 au'
tborized recruiting officer for the oom
pany. but be has definite instructions
from Colonel Lee that he will be the
captain. The Governor of North Caro-
lima bas commissioned regiment of
oolored troops with colored officers, aud
Mr. Perry thinks the negroes are bold
ing aloof ip the main hope that Cover
nor Ellerba will Go likewise AS ouly
one company is authorized from this
State such a thing is not even possi-
BILE
Mr.. Perry also stated that be was
not restricted to Columbia. but had
the whole Safe iu which to raise the
oompsoy. If Columbia doesu't want
a pay roll of about 81 900 per mouth. "
said Mr. Perry, "tben some other piaoe
will get it,"
Wbeo recruit eu.oIls in this CON
pany from ,bst time until the CON pany
is formed. three meals per day will be
furnished Mr. Perry is mao OF
abou, 50 years Of age. and vas cou-
rier 10 the las. war under Geoeral
George P Harrison
General Robertson. al the battles of
Coca ri ~haschie and Tulifney cou-
plimented Perry in bis gatIaosry aud
bravery Register.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
CUBAN VICTORY IN
PINAR DEL RIO.
GENERAL DIAZ MEETS
AND DEFEATS
A Spanish Force in Western
End OF the War-Torn
Island.

New York, July 2 2-According 10
advices received here by :be Cuban
iuo,a, Daiz, ia command of the Sixth
Caoaa army corp, 'u Paar del Flo bad
recently battle with sbe Spanish troops
10 the western part If the province. 10
whica ne came uG victorious, taking a
great macy prisoners The Spanish
loss vas heavy. while :be CubaDs lost
less taau so Ueu
After the battle baIf Of the company
of soldiers from the Spanish garrison
marched in,o the Cuban camp, With
their guns sod smmaoit;cn. aod of
fered their services, giving as reasons
for rha;r deser'iou, itl-trea'ment on the
uari Of the ficSrs and insufficient food.
Gen D,ag has With him abcas 5, 900
soldiers we'll armed and equipped and
large uumber Of recoocensrados who
ere without asms. The food supply IL
very short, however. and it Is With
great difficulty that foragiog expedl-
tions keep zoe csmp partly snpp'ieo
With food. There mas been much suf
se,iog among the reconcen'rados, but
i, baS been greatly aIlevia'cd since they
left the cities aod joioed the iosurgeDt
armies.
For Spanish apies we're caught in
the Cuosn camp. acd after speedy
,r,ai oy oou, martial tne3 we're sen
tsnced aaa promptly shot The Span
isd prisoners are kept under close
guard, but are fed aud we'll treated
Hitherto it has been the practice TO re-
lease sbs Spaoiards captured, afe" de-
priying ,hem of their arms Esd snmr.
oi'ion, but it is nov the purpose OF
Geo. Diaz TO keep the prisoners IN
order tina. they may be Exchanged for
Cuhans aud Uoited States soldier
taken prisoners by the Spauiards
The battle which resulted so favor
ably for Gen Disz's forces vas one CT
the Gercest engagements which have
taken place in Pinar del RIO, aod
la.ted she greater part of the day
Both sides fought 10 guerrilla fashion,
but the Spaniards were 6nslly forced
to withdraw before the heavy and con-
stan, fire of the Cubans Nearly all
the anmorit;ou in the Cuban caur
va. u.ed up and tb. Insurgents vii
be 10 poor coalition for another hgh'
unless they can obtain new supplies