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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-29
SPANISH WARSHIPS'
Are Reported from Various Ports on
the Gulf,
ONE CONVEYING A BRITISH coll TER
Is Reported as Having Been Sighted
Near Cartugcna.
REPORTS FROM PORT Au FRINGE
| state u Fleet Wns Seen or the Coast
of Hayti Near SANTANA
Bay.
REPORTS FROM PORT Au PRINCE
Especial Cable to The Post and New York
Herald Copyright. 1875. by James Gordon
Uenuettl

Especial Cable to The Post and New York
Herald Copyright, 1888. by James Gordon
Dennett)
Panama, via Galveston. May 2S.--one OF
the passengers CT the Italian steamer Cen
tro America tells me that shortly otter
leaving Corihagena Wednesday we met
n Spanish warship conveying II coal
steamer flying the British flag.
a British steamer OF the Prince Inc was
due to arrive at Colon yesterday with coal.
but up to late hour last night she had
not been sighted.
It Is thought probable that tho collier
with the Spanish warships was this steam
er. which they may have captured
Especial Cable to The Post and New YORK
Herald. Copyright 1885, by James Gordon
Bennett)
Port au Prince, Hayti. May 2s,-Private
advicos from Cane Haytien, which have
been received here. state that fleet OF
Spanish warships was seen of Cape fran
| cisco. near SANTANA bay. 1t is supposed
| that the fleet was heading for Porto Hco'
Port au Prince, Hayii, May rs "A dis
match received here from Monte Cristo, on
the north coast of Santo Domingo. reports
that a Spanish squadron has been sighted
,aar tbere and IL Is believed TO be Ad'
miral Cerveras fleet making Tor for''
Rico. This dispatch, however, lacks con
trmation.
fsncco, Cable to The Post and New forv
Herald Copyright 1898, by James Gordon
Bennett)
Kingston. jamaica May %-Tnre'
e.,., n,rshins we're sighted off Por
,rtonio late yesterday evening. rhe'
yers SLOWLY steaming west and II is feare'
they are trying to intercept the oh'te'
states dispatch boat Eagle, which has pn
An at Port Antonio
kingston Jamaica. May rs. i 80 p m =
, A dispatch from fort A"''''
: lookout on II. Nj. s. Indefatigaole wh'c
$ Is in that port, reported seeing three YES
, sells which be thought were Spanish Snip
several miles off the coast steamins IN
- westerly direction This annouheoneN
g has caused Americans here to feel con
cerned for the safety of the United state
Il gunbcat Eagle, now in port.
+, fCopyriehted, 1898, by Associated Press,'
e Port au Prince. Hayti, May ZS'--H
believed in Haytien circles here that u
Spanish squadron has left Santiago dc cuf
g in order to meet the Cadiz squadron.
5 Cane Haytien. May os. Private advice
:, received here from Madrid say that u
IS entire Cadiz fleet is ready 10 SAIL
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that London will see a great falling oil
Ia the number OF American visitors this
year.
Int.ryiews with the various hotel man
agers can be summed up as follows;
Though the war has made and Is likely
TO make less difference TO London trades
men than at first anticipated 1t Is plain
ly perceptlble that there IL falling OF
in the number OF American visitors. Where
there used TO be three or four Americans
now there are only one or two.
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s.,.ninrI. lNnnt silver.

Madrid. May 2S -Today crowd of people
Gathered at the Bark OF Spain for the p'ir'
nose of exchanging banl; notes for silver
which they evidently desired for speenia-
tlcu. silver being now exported to France
AMI exchanged fer frarcs.
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pependine ON the Pooc.

Londcn, MAY 2s.-Accordng TO d'spa,vn
from Rome 10 the sunday special. the Span
ish Ambassador visits the pope dailt ,.,,
The pope. in .cenJuneu9n WIZ WI ,i,. sIej1
endcayor to mediate between spsIh ana 'he
United States.
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No Interruption to cnhics.

Tt,ial Gable to The Pest and New YORK
s msrard, Copyrighted. 1898, by James Cor
uon Bennett)
a'asston Jamaica, MAY 2s,-Gable Off
~ mere say that there is no interruption
we Kingston and Santiago cable also
M s' tne linc is working freely to Cienfue-
~, sna there Is no interruption OF the
~sat line drought to Havana. The
y,sp.sany is handling messages for all
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Not included in mcans.
Cotton pcIt RuI,ct,n.
Probabilities.

Washington. May es.-For East and west
"as-Falr; preceded by Threatening
..a'her In northern portions; south'rly SHIFT
ohehoma and Indian Territory-Fair and
sSs'S'i variable winds, becoming westerly
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EAGLE ~ A STORM.
American GupbOnt WINS Damaged by
Wind and Wave.

Especial Cable TO The Post and New York
Herald Copyrighted, 1875. by James Cor
don Dennett.)
Kingston, jamaica. May eS.--Port An
tonic reports that the United States gum
boat Eagle, which arrived there Yesterday
morning, was very much damaged In the
atorm that she experienced on her voyage
from Key West. She has obtained forty
eight tons OF coal with which to proceed
to her nearest home port and VIII lcave
this morning with her destination un-
known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-29
LACK EauIpMENT.
Volunteers without the Ordinary
Necessities for Camp Life.

Tampa, Fla, May 2s- Major General
Fitzhugh Lees visit to Jacksonville for
the purpose OF inspecting tho volunteer
movement there and to decide IN the loca-
ton OF other troops now on their way Lax
been temporarily postponed. The task o.
putting into shape the FIVE regiments Of
volunteer troops at Tampa Is proytng .
greater one than was anticipated Whole
companies will have TO be- furnished not
only With rifes and amiuuutticp. but with
camp outfits. tents and clothing.
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Sampson off Havana. Schley off Santiago,
Cervera in Santiago.
NO ENGAGEMENT HAD TAKEN PLACE
UP TO LAST FRIDAY.
Dispatches Have Been Sent to Commodore Schley
to Ills Next rlovement.

cervera Didn't Get Out of the arbo Santiago Because He
istook the American Auxiliary Cruisers for the Amorclad
and Now lie Can't Get Because the Armorclads
Are Really Waiting Tim TO Como
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WORKING IN HARMON Y
INSURGENTS ~ COMMUNICATION
WITH THE UNITED STATES.
All that Ii Going On In Cuba.
Furnishing ArWs.

.~ht Ma No 49, rt-l
mont ,s.o,y.a irfor,,,.,o, today which for
~, ers, limo re,,ovss officials ~ anxiety
,.
WV haNe WV we Wv WY -" u's "'"
relieved them on two vital points, hrst. that
the American feet under Commodore
sch,a,. 40. an sa,,te,n ,a,hor ana seq
,,..,, .,
wv 't"' N"ui'a' 1870" s"'fs az ~
side that harbor. This information came
from private sources which naval oiTi ciGls
revara a., ,horo,s,,, r,,,sh,, !, /. from
:,
INC s"ine souioe 'na' sa'e 'uo navy v"
pGrtnent the first Information almost
week ago that the Spanish squadron was
i,s,do 40 sor,,ac, h,rhor init s,,,rAe ~
-, ,,.,,, -.
| information has pfoNsu i'seu reh'o'V '""s
| fer and for that reason the news received
! today wss accepted as conclusive 1t Jill
M, oo,,,o from, a,v naval ar state ofriclsls
| -,
| me oiie'ais were III s'"'S !"
| pectancy. having learned from the press
| dispatches from Kingston that the scouting
,aas., ,,,,,ara ,os ,hor, With r,nort
|
LOT the department
Secretary Long went TO the review ~
Camp Alrcr during the afternoon ard in
"a, ah,,,, 40 ,,,orr,,,,o, ,v,s ,o., J., ,uh.
80 "''>"o' 'o
he'
Relying on private alv'ccs received
naval information for tho entire mill any
situation is simpiified With the Span.ards
inside and the Americans outside of san.
tiago de Cuba. I. is s,id that ths powers
of mischief by the Spanish fleet are al AN
end. one distinguished officer sail that
as a result Of the information he felt ton
wears Younger He had been seriously APP
prehensiye that tho Spanish n ct had 50 :
ten away aud today's news relieved hin,
greatly He said that Commodore Schloy
could now snare several ships TO Ioin In
offensive work elsewhere. All schley neeis
ii Is pointed out. is a small force 10 watt h
the entrance Of Santiago hnrhor Two hat,
tleships and two cruisers would be ampl,
for this service, as such a force woult
largely oyermatch the four arnlored crus
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Dent has ovaded this restriction by dis
PATCHING swift schooner to meet the
Adula at sea. eeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
BROOKLYN NEWS ~ BRIEF.

trdce Brown. Arthur Mun and Hugh Marsh
all ~ F'atbush. sailed from Old SIP tor ''e AUS
,~ll.au coast. by way Of AFRICA yesterday
ING The boys are all under twenty years o'' or
Of adventurous Disposition having t"'ce tu" 80
from, home and been arrested In Cleveland ana IN
Lansing. Mct. THIS time 'hes ~ "'-' Wv
sent OF their families
ri. FUNERAL ~ Corporal David Stewart Of COM
nm, y ii,h REGIMENT who hved az No tio war
r,n-si was held yesterday morning al d. Aue"'
tines Roman Catholic Church lie came I'm
camp at Chickamauga i've weeks aso a"N '.
from exhaustion following malarial feVer' ne
leaves a widow and a daughter about ten years oid
p.,,.,,. racob r Keller. OF Company X. list
Regiment reached his home AT Farminsda'e on
.ru.sAsv las, 4 committee Of citizens Immediately
nlac.l hin, in Al armchair and carried him III pro-
c.s,icr through the village headed ny the !oca'
Ar,.,n corps The WOMEN OF the village served
sumner IN tn, truck house. after when speeches
made
Tho reccp,ion for the officers and OF the
cruiser Brooklyn will held September % In tn.
oqa perinoenr Armory Charles a. Scheren VIII
nreside and school children will sing Dr. Storrs
viii make the prayer Borough President Grout
viii sneak and there Will he an grafton Inc
medals Will Ne presented by committee OF to'ty
young women
Charles G Ralrlanno Of the Fulton Bank mas
started = movement among Royal Arcanumltes OF
this state 10 present jeweled sword to Adrnlra'
s,hev who Is 4 member Of the order and brother
OF Farragut Council
Treasurer Fairchild has 500 toward paying the
exuenses OF the celebration OF Troop Cs home
con,ry This amount was contained in twenty re-
plies TO the circular sent out on Tuesday last
Louis p Levy. In the Supreme Court yesterday
asked for 500 TO pay counse. 10 enable him 20 pro-
cure expert testimony to establish the sanity OK
Mrs Wilmerding The matter was sent 10 Con-
mission In Luracy. In Westchester County.
John 4 Beekman. thirty-four years OLD. was ar
rested last night on a warrant obtained by hugo
Strauss Of No. pa Warwick-st.. who charges MIN
with obtaining 81 90 under false preenses from the
! Congress Brewing Company.
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z
The following is the official record Of the tenn
Gro ture III u Q O'clock last evening:
MANY PEOPLE FRUSTRATED.

.r, .o,on,n, cases Of prostration by the heat and
been reported by the police to headquarters at mo
night last night for the twertyfour hours preccd-
ing -. ~, VI.
fi and f5rtyhgh-s overcome at one
HUNDRED and sey.niy- I,o.,',,s ana
Max wenh5se ySss ola Of s SS 800 'S ELI e
vue Hospital 900 =
CARTER Arthur htosr years od Of NS 22S E ass
nix xsts nriSe taken 20 Roosevelt Hospital
pEIAHcEY John thirty ola Of Ne 70 Eas I It
i nuna,eS @' taken % the harlem Hospital
DEI.r Garrett, sixty years old; Overcome al one hgS
and for.y -arst-si 4nd Hamilton place taken to ''e
Mschattan Hospital
DUFsY r3 5'An d, a e ' East g? @S@s:' t0
Bellevue Hospital.
Island: overcome No 24s East Thirty fourtn-t'''
taken 20 Bellevue Hospital
oEEwIN Albert d. lor''0S H ye ca 2ia Tt 5cn
TO ~ Vncen;s Hospital
sheriff ST.. overcome in 'front.' Of No. 2oS Me''e ~
taken 10 ~. Nlnccnts hospital
HAMILTON. sadie. twenty two years Od: o'eTcom' At
No ~ West Thrd-et; went TO her home alone
Hcks j Bsr,nsn, &c. ISL East
overcome at twenty eehth-st and broadway taken
10 the New York Hospital
HURLEY John af,y years old: Of No "a "sss s sS
s. vincent's Hospital
Thiity-sxth-sI and Fourth ave. taken to Bellevue
LYNN ,wentyeish, years old OF No s2' Third
Hospital.
MclNxIs wnu.m; .~sn.ysnys years DID, living az az
chambers. TAKEN to The hudson Street Hospital
NAEDEK Adam hfry-thrce years old. Of No. 34I East
I, " the Hudson street Hosp!'ai
NOBLE. James twen,s-four years o;d Of No. 4Gs West
taken 0S 10 Roosevelt Hospital anu
NIIIIGAN Martin hfty-eisht years Old Of No - West
cents Hospital.
NELSON Michael ,hirty-one Old OF No 1871 Fin.
~ Az, overcome at NJ. iC6 East torty-fourin ST.
the Flower hosp'AI
NOLAN Thomas. forty-one years old. Of No ios Vest
Six,eenth-si., overcome at I"ehtlc,h-s' an" N"'''
ave; taken the New-Nork Hospital
OooNNOR John nfty-one years oS. of No 3lG 81
Forty-nlnth-sL; overcome at ThiFueth-st ana ih'u
ave taken 10 Bellevue Hospital!
poGERs simon eighty years old Of No ~ sast-ss,
overcome in front OF No. 7S7 Broadway; taken 10 ~
v,ncent's Hospital.
SHARP Berjanln thrty-Ave years Old OF NO 80 Nesi
Twsn;y-,ghth-st overcome al Twenty -second-st ana
Sccond-sye taken 10 Bellevue al spsta
srIyER Daniel thirty years old. blacksmith lrins al
No $50 West Twenty-foUrth- ST; overcome AZ t's
stsbis OF the Metropolitan Traction Company. al
Cherry and East rts; taken TO MS none
sMITH Frederick. thirty years old. Of No % East
Ninety-nfth-st. overcome at Sisty-nfth-s ana 90
iunbus- attended b. physician and taken nome
yoPPIN. wiilaro. twenty-seven years old. Of NO eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
SHOT ~ 4 SALOON FIGHT.
A MAN FALLS IN DUEL WITH AN EXcoN-
VICT

A MAN FALLS IN A DUEL WITH AN EXcoN.
vICT
Henry Carter. twenty-eeht years old. OF NO 100
East Houston st. probably fatally shot De-
tween the shoulders during "A fight In Daniel Rosen-
that's saloon, at No. 2l9 Chrystie-st. Yesterday
morning 10y a man variously known as James
Cassidy and Jimmy the KID" and who lives AT
No rs Stanton-st. and at No 22l Chrystie-st The
two men were drinking together In the saloon
about II o'clock and got into a quarrel The bar
tender pu. them out. hut they returned later and
renewed the dispute. Cassidy drew n revolver. and
Carter did the same. Cassidy shot and missed. and
so did Carter Then Carter started TO run Cassidy
fred at his back. and the shot went between his
shoulder blades.
As Carter dropped to the floor Cassidy darted out
and ran. followed by many people. policeman
Murray ard Hart. OF the Eldrdge-st station. and
Policemen Young and Hay found Cassidy In bed in
"A rear room the fourth floor OF No. 22l Chryste-
st He was arrested. and the police identified him
as the original OF portrait No 2oii In the Rogues
Gallery. The man photographed Is described
''ilimfammer' and street thief. He sentenced
10 Sing Sing In 1893 for picking pockets.
John Dulasky, a small boy who the shooting
has been detained n witness. The victims cond!-
ton at a late hour was critical The prisoner
arraigned In the Essex Market police court and
he'd by Magistrate Mott to await the result OF
Carriers Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
WEST CHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the homo OF Mr. ard Mrs Henry otis OF
wednesday night Miss Carrie II Otis. their daush-
ter was married 10 Frederick Woodruff In" cer'
nony WAS performed by the Roy. John j. Ne'd'
pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal Nhurch
Miss Josie Otis sister II he hrid" was the Wdi'
Of honor and Henry Smith was the best man.
Davis S Davis. of MorninSside ave" ana MISS
Tile Robson. OF New-York. were married on
Wednesday afternoon los the Roy. pr C9ush. 1i
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in East f a.,
ST Miss Moflat. 81 Ncw-NOrk was me mn" ~
honor and NilHam Thompso". or ms CITY '"'
best man. 49, ,..do Maud
Edwin Cole stewart and Miss Gertrude M AUG
Johnson were married at No. ol Highdnd-aFe yTa-
trrdav N noon Thc ceremony was pefiormeu -
the Key Or David Colo. formerly pastor OF the
FIRST Reformed church.. .,.a THAR
Mr. and Mrs John II Brown ce:eorated nhra'
golden wedding At Their homo. No lD AshpuIt"it ~,
ave or Wednesday evening Mr.. Brown j. no" ~
his eighty fourth year The Rev. Charles bsiNIr'
Of N,ddctown y i. made an address. ana M
Tarlirn,r read poem N-arly TWO hundred rela-
tiXes ard friends were present 800
! d.spatcn was received AT Hollywood Inn yes
terday Announcing tho inability OF the hNe fIlIS
team 20 .lay IN Yonkers on Labor pay as a.
ranged Manage Kaiser OF the HoywoodS ma
secured the Ctrdfs which were 10 play on Sdtui-
day tor Labor Day 20 team a -. mas neen
secured .or tomorrow The aihctes are "H''''Ht
hard for the games OF Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
VIEW JERSEY NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Governor Voorhees, was in Washington yesterua.
in conference with War Department ofhcais In req
ence to the mastering out Of two OF the Ne"-1etSe'
regiments decision will be made to-day
The Cd Regiment moved yesterday from JACKSON
vile to Pablo Beach seventeen miles away.
The LIST Regiment Will move to-day from camp
Alger. virginia TO Camp Meade. Miidletown' rem
General Spencer one Of the COMMISSIONERS ap-
nonfed by Governor voorhees, to visit the u hes'-
ment at Camp Aver, says that the reports OF oaa
conditions there are much exaggerated.
President and Mrs Mckinley will 20 to Paterson
On Saturday to spend Sunday with Vice-President
and Mrs. Hobart.
TIE city OF Newark is about to present 10 '"e
cruiser Newark miniature OF the Official sea- Va
the city and a supply Of letter paper stamped WIN
the seal.
Private Arthur Decker Burhans' OF Compah! -
-, New.York Volunteers, died yefterday AZ the
home o. his uncle. Captain "iHain f'e'so"' III
Rayonne He was from Kingston y l
The Princeton COZ club is to build new c!uo-
,,,... ~, l,,, on, an eighteen-hole GOLF course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
CAPTAIN EGLATE'S MISSION.
ARRANGING FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF SPAS
ISH PRISONERS TO SPAIN

ARRANGING FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF sPA"-
IsH PRISONERS TO SPAIN.
CANAAN Eulate who was e. command OF the
sranisb arinorcd cruiser Nizcaya at the battle or
Santiago. was N the city yesterday. and spent inc
morning in the downtown district lie Is making
ARRANGEMENTS for the return 20 Spain Of the span
ism prisoners now Portsmouth y. H. ana AT
Annapolis.
cautain Eulate called at the office OF the North
German Iloyu Steamship Company yesterday 10
arrange for the transportation OF the Spanish prls-
oners TO Spain Gustav II. Schwsb. agent of the line
said after ire conference that the me nan no
steamers available for the service. and that Cap
Tain Eulatc mad decided 10 look elsewhere Tor yes
sells 4. IL 49,,
the representatives OF the line did not know that
C'sptain Eulate was the city and mat they were
making no arrangements for the transportation Oh
the prisoners. ., . 1900. ..
CAPTAIN Eu.ate when seen. refused TO say any
thing about his plans. and showed desire TO avoid
being recognized. IL learned that captain
Eulate had arranged to transport some oihccrs on
the steamship Fuda. which sails for MediteTranedn
ports next Saturday. He MAJ possibly go on this
vesse! himself, but none OF the sailors VIII 60.
They Will be arranged for on other vessels. cap
tain tuiate is negotiating for steamship TO go TO
Portsmouth ina take aboard the prisoners at Camp
Long There are about seven hundred prisoners
altogether. Admiral CerveTa. II Is believed, viii
accompany Captain Euatc when he sails FOR home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
PAYMASTERS ~ 4 FrNiWAY.
A POLICEMAN ~ CHARGE OF $500" REScrEs
John RfRNEr

A POLICEMAN n CHARGE OF $500 REscrEs
john RrRNEr
Assistant city Paymast,rs Nicholas Mould and
1obr furno, mad an exciting experience yesterday
afternoon in closed coach. 90 company win
policenan lanes curry Of the CITY Hall squad.
,yho was with them as guardian of Norf. with
which they wer. TO pay on the emf 'oy-s ~ the
stables Of the stree. Cleaning Department.
They lef; the stewart Building hind sPlIItch
team OF horses a. thc team rounded 'han'"I'-
., = Nadison-,y. electric car was h"sind them.
They had gone less than block when ID" car
ovcrtook the coach and gave u such q sudd
,,sh TIA, the horses became frightened ard start
cd "a run away Tho occupants Of the coach chung
to oach other and the policeman hung on TO the
money. until 1t seemed that all hands wonld De
dashed To pieces. wh"r Mould Opened the d'of
and Jumped 20 the stree In safei; Paynast'r
Hurnet was not 50 lucky. for in jumping MS sleeve
caught on the knob OF the carriage door. tht""-
Ing him OF his feet lie was dragged son' as
lance before the policeman decided To ''fS"He inc
treasure and aid him.
curry leaned on, 81 the carriage ius' managing
"a dodge Mr. Purnet; then running alongside ne
vehIc . he seized the heavy payfnart'r aronl" VIC
wais and bore him TO MS t, tGrt hmt he rec
ga medical assistance aud was taken nom" ny
his son A. the driver rHil'd his horses IN 10 tir
a,gnt The ear sped by and the mo,orman vas
far away uptown before the irighien'd mn iGii
recovered from their surprise Inr po''rlh hP'ti
Inc resi- OF the afternoon in nndnS oui VINO ne
was and WIN apply i TO- fo5 sr confined to
a broken pole OF the carriage, H'ithr' amman "'''1
hurt ,,.,,. a..,.,o nv Mr. nurne,
for nc broverv in saving him from serious INJURY
The money was carried back 10 the faymast :
odice another carriage procui'd ana MI M'nn
Ill anothrr assistant. proceeded uptown 10 pay
off the waiting men The pacftSr OF HI"ary
weighed seventy pounds and VAS In hahd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
LIETTENANT AND SLY WEN DROh NhD.
TRYING TO REscrE CREW OF BARK OFF
SAVANNAH

Savannah. Sept. lit is just reported that Leu
tenant Morgan United States Engineer Corps. WAS
drowned of Tybee in the storm yesterday WIN
six regular soldiers He went out In yawi TO
rescue rho sailors Of an Italian bark. The yawl
capsized and Morgan. with his men. was drowned.
Lieutenant Morgan was Georgian.
Second Mate Garibad. of the Italian bark Noe
was drowned here In the storm. He was trying to
reach shore from his boat bat was blown from the
lifeline
Al trains are delayed by washouts. and on some
roads travel cannot be resumed before tomorrow
Nearly all the tents and clothing Of the garrison
Al Tybee were blown into the ocean. All records
were lost and considerable confusion Will result
v.bc, nav cav comes or Il nuslcr-Out IS ordered
The men stationed At Tybee are two companies 81
mo 81 North Carolina Volunteers, under Major w
r WNder and . nart Of the LIST United states
Artillery. $500, 1900, c.,orrab
'The damage TO property in and around savannah
+ estimated at SEQ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

Tho ,a-oo cut-granl,c stones for the Adams me-
r,ort,l ,ountoin have arrived az Bedford Station.
and the work ot putting them In place has oe'n
begun The committee has decided 10 erect the
monument in front of the Methodist episcopal
church propcriy, instead of where m" pr"."ii
v,trrng trough Is located. was 1T fr,t intended
II is Expected that tn monument will BE- dedi-
neach festival was held on the lawn Of the
Mount Kisco Methodist Episcopal Church on
Wednesday afternoon and evening
rra ,nn,,,I picnic and climhakc Of the Pound
Ridge Farmers club viii o. held on Tuesday at
the rev T : 1athrop. pastor ~ the North Sa-
lem Tnivcrsalis Church will cccbrat" the thrtlet IN
anniversary % his pastorate on Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
NEW YORK CITY.

meeting for the purpose Of explaining the move
ment now in progress for he building Of battle
shin 10 be named the American Boy. VIII he heid
at the hall Of the Educational Alliance, East
Broadway and Jefrerson-st tomorrow at '.@' p NJ.
The receipts from the sales az revenue stamps ~
the office of Collector Treat. in the Tract Society
Building for tho month OF August. were N.fH.-
$50 60 For tho corresponding month last year th'y
were s23 ~ %
The receipts at the PosiofiicH last month amount
ed 10 SJ97 a}l q For the corresponding month as'
wear they were xs7 g5 Sc. an increase OF &"'is 3D.
or 80 per cent.
The lighter Mary Elizabeth. owned by the chap
mani arritt Wreckirs Company. while loading
the ship Avaa with rice. keoled over II PIE: No
ls East River yesterday morning. and was sunk
No lives were lost.