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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10
La ELEGANC|A HABANERA
sAsTRERIA Y CAMIsERIa

DE SUCESORES DE PENSOI4
~-~- AIocHsA- 16--PoNCE. Pro. Rico
En- este establecimiento acaban ee fc,.4yls
esccgida variedad en- casimires de fantasia
propios para todos los gustos.
Gran surtido en- camisas camisetas, cor
ba tas, etc., etc.
Baratillo en- casimires de lana.
Som breros de todas classes.
Precios sin competencia.
Ponce. .Noviembre de 1897. 2m. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Sc realizan a precios verdsderamente mo
dicos varios muebles usados, hay entire ellos
u jaego de sala complete.
DiriJlrse don x Mariani.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

En- las oicinas &c LA Correspondencia. -
un estsnte oargado de papeles cay6 sobre ell
operario don Jose Belen Vega, cansandole
una fuerte confusion en- ell pecho, por 10
cual tuvo que ser transportado en- camilla q
su casa.
Tambi6u hiri6 ell estante, aunque leve-
mente, al prensista don Nicolas MontafSes. I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10
Reunion

nEIUIEIVU
Aver Sc celebr6 la segunda reunion del
"Club de Industriales de Ponce"
Sc dischtieron ampiiament te los estatutos
y Kegiamento, que fueron aprobados.
Adelante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Diceee que les sefioles Ssgasta y MoZet
qu,eren que Ell pa. re Ber f3s, meritfsimc
sacerdote puertorrioueno, ccape la siils epis
copal de eeta Di6cesis. Pero ell nuncio de
su Sanidad y la Reina. instancias del pa
DIRE MiDguella, desesn cue sea obispo de
Puerto kico ell actual provisor doctor don
Buenaventura Bea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Lns Que escriben como harlan, nor bi,,n
que hshlen, escriben muy NAL Buf5n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Extracto que pasa el gaardia e,ncargado
del servloio del maIadero y repeso en- ell mer-
cado al sefior CONCEAL del ramo.
Reses sscrlficadas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10
RECORTES

El tempo es nm charlsial que essaEn otes
10 nresente, hacienda brillar 10 porvenirs-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Don Gallo Rivera, apreciable obrero dc
Bsyamon, ha abandonado ell partido alato.
nomista puro para afiliarse al partido Ii
beral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

El ayunta m. nto de Moca Sc compone III
ounce conce1ales liberales. dos conser7ado
res y un autonomista puro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Reina ell mayor entusias mo entire los Ii
berales de Vieques.
Hasta hoy hay 500 afliados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

La discretion 90 al alma 10 que eI pudor al
Bacon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-10

Creo que esq Goniera0 debe diri irse di-
recta mente III de Cuba reclamando contra
esa dlsposics0a. Entiendo ademes que hay
nedios para seguir vendiendo tabaco indi-
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Personal MENTION.

w. W. Kyle of Beaumont was in The city
yesterday.
Jesse w. Mccormack Of Waco was in the
city yesterday.
A. Il. Spencer Of Hampstead is registered
at the Hutohins House.
Mrs. Margaret l.. Watson Of Beaumont Is
visiting Mrs. IL. -. Johnson.
j. W. keenan,. business man Of Calves
ton, vas guest at the Lawlor yesterday.
Colonel l.. l.. Roster and son were regis
tered at the Hutchins vest srJay from Vslnsco.
MIR. Gichaid spillnne, well known Eews-
paper writer OF Galveston, is in tho city on
business.
81 Packard Is on temporary visit from
Eanis. He Will soon move back TO Houston
to luako II his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom NJ, Owens, Mrs. IT, H..
Marlborough ard Virgil Marlborough formed n
party from Nayasota which registered at the
I.awlcr yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Eckhardt will leave
the middle Of next week for New York. Or.
Eckhardt returned Monday from a visit TO
his ranch In Dewitt county.
Major r. u. Bear came up from Calves
ton yesterday and spent the day in the city
J, a. Jenkins. claim agent for the Missouri
kansas aud Texas Railway company was
here Yesterday
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Carr, Miss Averitt. Mrs. Cushing, Mr..
Giraud, Mr.. Spingle. MIR. Beavens and MIR.
Grunewald.
Gypsy Dance" violin solo (Machez)--
Mr.. w. s. Mason.
Recitation-Mr. John Mason.
Spring Song CWeiD-Miss Bessie
Hughes. Violin oblgato by MIR. Mason.
ta) Cradle Song; (b) Song of the Fair
ies--Mlss Reel, Miss Hughes, Mrs. Rolf,
Mrs Carr, Miss Averitt, Mrs. Cushing.
Oraticn--Capt. j. c. Hutcheson.
The programme will be closed by the
presentation of an amusing one act farce
entitled The Chorus OF Music" which
will be in the hands of the following
cast:
Walter Thorne. ........W Il, Kendall. Jr.
Violet Thorne ........M Miss Sadie Timmins
Eva Thorne ............M Miss Aiine Knight
Richard Douglass. MIR C. Arthur Williams
Elizabeth .............M Mrs. NJ G. Munger
II. III. Hamilton ........, Mr., A. G.. Powell
This feature will be under the direction
OF Mr. John Mason. while Mr.. w. S. Mason
will have charge of the music. AS will be
seen. some of the best talent of the city
will participate. and the fact that the pro-
ceeds of the evening will be donated to
the Faith Home and st. Josephs In
Urinary, two worthy charitable institu-
tons make it probable that a large audi
ence will be In attendance.
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CITY BREViTlE5.

The grand marshals for the parade today
are requested to meet at Turner hall this
afternoon at 80 O'Clock sharp.
The meeting Of the Essences. to have been
held tonight, has been postponed until Thurs
day night of next week,
Hon John 4. Browne has a certificate that
was issued to John Bell. white, a resident OF
the Fifth ward. The certificate was evidently
lost and the owner can recover II by APP
plying to Mr.. Browne.
There are undeligercd kilograms Mt the
Western Union telegraph office for: J f..
Aerendt. Ed Hoffman,, 7. NJ. Richardson.
Harry Hambln, ii. Kitzmar. o. S. Green.
Charles 4 Dillon J. e. Mayo.
fhe Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Lutheran church Will give their monthly af-
afternoon tea this afternoon from 10 p.in.,
at the school house, next TO the church. cor
ner Milan and Texas avenue.
The doors of the opera house Will he
opened at o'clock tonight for the patrons
of the benefit performance given under the
auspices of tho Sharks club. The perform
ance will begin promptly at O'Clock.
President W. II. Bailey of the Houston
Baseball association entertained the repre-
sentatives OF the other clubs In the State,
who attended the meeting here yesterday,
with drive around the city, followed by a
supper.
Mr. "a LiddeIl Eubank calls meeting OF
the middle of-the-road populists OF Harris
county TO meet at Katy at :, p. m. March 70,
for the purpose OF electing county chair
man and to transact such other business as
may come before the body.
At the solemn high mass today in 81. Pat,
rick church, Fifth ward, at 10 a. M. Father
Grove, tho pastor, will be the celebrant,
Father Bndelon. Deacon Father Henncssy.
Sub Deacon Fathers Lee and Banfield, mas
tiers OF the ceremonies. Father keany viii
deliver the Grafton. Several other priests viii
occupy seats In the sanctuary. Seats in the
center aisle will BIZ reserved for the three
divisions OF 1iibernians.
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MIR. BLAKE,s INTENTIONS.
He VIII See How He stands in West
ern Texas.

He VIII See How He stands in Vest
ern Texas.
Austin, Texas, March 16.-Hon. j. w.
Blake arrived in Austin this evening and
had not been in town long before he called
on Judge Reagan and INDUCED in short
private conference with him. What passed
between them is to date known TO no one
on the outside After leaving the judge MT.
BLAKE strolled through the capitol ana later
IN met Mr.. Ed House on Congress avenue,
and nut in a few minutes talking WITH hlEi'
and together they went TO see Anna Heia
at the opera house tonight MI Blake
poes 10 san Antonio In the morning ana
from there will make IA trip through South-
EAST Texas and will in about week be
ready to say whether or not ne win oppose
(,ulhsrsou for the United States senate
and II is safe to say that if he continues
In his present frame of mind he VIII re
in the race AS a matter OF tact, IL Was
stated in the hotel corridors TINS esehins
NV 4 gentleman who rode into the Guy WIN
MIR blake that he had positively assertea
in his hearing that he would be IN Tue
rare In speaking to The Post correspond
ont of his prospects should he become
candidate. Mr.. Blake SAID tnat ne naa
ceivcd sufficient assurances for support III
Middle Texas to justify him IN Trying 10.
Mills seat and left the impression that
n unon investigation he found m;eii as
etrcng in other sections as he was III tns
territory between Dallas and Harris co'h-
tics would unhesitatingly announce.
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the insurgents would never ngrce 10 any srcIl
plan, The only way that II syndicate could
figure Ia amy scheme % the Kind would he III
case Spain decided to give Cuba her freedom
on the payment OF an indemnity by the Cuban
government.
Mr.. Rubons added that the insurgents. In
order to end the teitibie HiTcrings Of many
people on account OF tho war, might DO will
inS to accept Il proposition to pay ~, indem-
nifty tn Spain to cvacuate Tho insurgents.
however, would not pay more than S10DUoDtOne.
". however Spain would agrcc to accept an
indemnity for Cuba's freedom, MIR, Rubens
said the Cubaus would have no trouble In
getting the money The government uf; the
young nation would issue q series Of bonds
which could be- easily sold. Bonds ~ n limit
cd cstcnt would also be Issued To pay this SOL
diers who have fought III cubu's cause SO long
without remuneration. 10 relieve the present
existing distress on tho island and to holp tho
filters nf the sci until they could once more
make living OH tho land.
tbs whole Cuban trouble was possible aud
cyea probable II pressure were brought to
bear the Spanish government at this time.
But there must be no indication OF lack OF
frn'ress or INDIGESTION IN treating the matter.
MI. Rubcns declared that then the syndl-
Gates. of which so much had been said OF
late. could figure prominently, II they SO de-
sired. by nurchnsng the bonds Issued by the
Cuban government. Should Spain be called
on To puy an indemnity for the loss of the
Maine she could do no with some OF the money
received from tho CubRng
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RuMOR OF FILIBUsTERs.
Spanish Consuls Notified of Pro-
posed Expeditions.
PLAN is TO LAND AT PORTO RICO.
spnin's Army and Navy Say They In
tend TO Act with More yigor In
Future Campaigning.

New York, March l6--A dispatch to tho
World from Madrid SAYS; The government
has been advised by Spanish conshls That NIL
burtciing expeditions ar. being organized In
New York and Florida destined for Cuba. Tho
plan Is to land ut Porto Rico. The Spanish
minister AT Washington has been instructed
to make earnest representations against such
violation of International law.
The captain general of Porto Rico has been
warned by telegraph to be prepared to re-
press with the utmost severity all attempts
to cause an uprising. Spanish war vessels on
tho coasts Of both islands will henceforth dis
play more vigor In dealing with nlibusters.
Much stress Is now being laid upon the az
ped:ency of acting with more vigor. both on
sea and land especially In the eastern Prov
ipces OF Cuba, so as to crush the rebellion
prom tly. Spanish generals have been much
praised for their recent systematic occupation
Of the rebel lines and the destruction of nil
resources In the provinces Of Puerto Principe
anJ Santiago.
The impartial publishes telegram an
nouncns that definite arrangements have
been made foi the purchase OF the Chilean
cruiser O'Higgins, now at the Newcastle
yards.
Today the majority OF the Madrid press
suddenly changed their tone. recommending
the people to keep cool and to have no fear
OF American naval or military preparations
or lingo menaces. They merely intended,
these organs say. TO elbow Spain into con
cessions in all pending questions, virtually
amounting TO a recognition OF American pre-
tensions TO mediate or interfere In Cuban az
fairs. Even papers so far apart as the I'm
parcial, vi Liberal, Correspondence and the
Correo EpOca, express the opinion that Spain
will have her own way and fair play II the
Spanards remain united, determined and
cool. and avoid furnishing the pretexts and
opportunities that America 10 evidently seek
ing.
All the papers publish paragraphs stating
that rumors about the real purport of the
reports OF the Spanish and American COM
missions that investigated the causes OF the
Maine disaster are premature. Should the
Spanish report however, expose grounds for
considering the explosion accidental as
seems to have been w decided opinion OF all
the Spanish authorities in Cuba from the
beginning, the Spanish government will GER
tainly stand by It's official commissioners re-
port ard will neither admit contrary con-
elusive nor demands founded on such infer
crces.
There seems to exist an apprehension even
In official circles that the American report
may clash with the Spanish one. Some peo-
pie fancy that the case might then 90 for
arbitration TO the naval powers.
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INSURGENTS ARE ACTIVE.
They Soon Expect to Raid Even Mat
anxnA and Havana.

They soon Expect to Raid Even Mat
anxnA and Havana.
Havana via Key West. March i6.--ImporS
tant adyices from the insurgents show that
General Maxine Gomez has Gent mission to
the irsprgent chiefs in Middle and Western
cubn telling them Of a great movement that
Is likely to go through successfully.
General Pando Of Santiago de Cuba ordered
the Spanish Generals Cssteianos and Enrique
to entrap the insurgents. numbering from $500
to 5000, Under McnocaI. oapote and cebreco.
In Puerto Principe province. His plans. he
supposed. were perfect. but the insurgents
nankcd the Spanish and are now moving to-
ward the Jucaro trocha. II able to get
tliro, gh. they have done before. by the use
Of dynamite, these leaders and large force
ere expected to raid Matanzas. Havana and
probably Pinar del Rio during the next fifteen
or eighteen days. All negotiations on account
of Ramirez have been fruitless. Not an In
suieenf Of any rank whatever has surren-
deref
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meeting In the interest OF the candi-
dacy OF $, II. Brashear for mayor was held
in the Drummer building, on Washington
street. last night. Some 200 Of the voters
OF that section OF the city were in attend
anca. The meeting was presided over by
A. J. Merkent. and 7. Martin acted as
secretary. The speakers were Sam n.
Brashear, A. r. Railey, Spencer Hutch
ms and Archie Anderson. Speeches we're
also made by H. A. Halyerton and l.. Gus
Mueller, who are candidates for the posi-
tions Of aldermen OF the Sixth ward.
j. Pereira and ID. G. Green were Endorsed
as candidates for membership In the city
democratic executive committee.
The meeting then adjourned to assemble
at Turner hall on the night OF Tuesday.
March %
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MRS. JONES' LECTURE.
Many Ladies' In Attendance--Snbjec
for Today.

many Ladies' IN Sttenuancc--SuDlFCt
for Today.
As on the occasion of her first lecture.
Mrs. Irma jones talks on household
economist at the parish house hall of
Christ church continue to be well attended.
She is the possessor of considerable
amount OF personal magnetism, which
fact, added to the mastery way in which
size handles her subjects, makes her talks
all the more interesting. She presents
her views and suggestions on the practical
side of life in way which is thoroughly
Understandable and her lectures are.
therefore, as instructive as they are pleas
ant Tho round table talks which she
gives in the foranoons are very informal
and the helpful hints she brings out are
presented in such manner as to rob
them of their planness and LONELINESS
and make them really attractive.
Her subject this forenoon will be Fam
ily Finances" instead of Home Santa
ton" which she will talk about Ia the
afternoon
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Notice Of Registration
onlcs Of resis,tar .. Harris county al the

cffice Of Register o. Harris county at the
court house.
The Office OF tho rcEiatrar for the registrar
unu OF the legally qualified voters OF tha
city OF Houston TO. the general election 10
he hold ON the ith Of April. 1898. will be opsn.
according to Inv, On Tuesday. the LIST day
81 Muich. 1898. Mt s O'Clock a. M, and It
viii continue to be open for the registration
Of the legally qualified voters for twenty
. consecutive DAYS. Sundays excluded from !
o'clock a, III. TIL o'clock p. m. Of each day.
and no longer.
To lie entitled 10 register. every male rer-
son must be Il ysafs OF age ny the day of he
election 10 be held must ha Il citizen of the
United States. and must Lave resided III the
Stnte orc year next preceding the election.
and the last six months In the city OF Hpus-
ton Hu must furnish the registrar with his
name. color nationality. The number OF thu
ward the name of the street on which no
lives. and tho number Of the house liz which
he resides.
Meters must register In person, and not by
letter or proxy. Idiots, lunatics, paupors
supported by tho county, all persons con-
victeG Of felony not restored to the right al
suffrage ny the governor. and all soldiers,
mariners and 8enlnen In the army or navy
of the United States are not allowed to reg.
ister. No previous registration certificate
viii he accepted Mt the election for which This
registration Ia held Under the law, all per-
SONS applying TO vote In tho city of Houston
must be- registered first. md have tho rcgis-'
trays certificate Issued before they can vote.
CHAS. GRUMDACH.
Registrar Of City OF Houston.
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comment almost unnecessary. Mr.. Dick
son, who Is vice president and secretary
of the Dickson Car Wheel works, one OF
Houston's chief manufacturing industries.
has resided in Houston for eleven years.
during which time he has made many
friends by his pleasing characteristics and
his honorable, straightforward manner OF
doing business.
Mr. Dreyling is a well-known grocery
merchant of the Third ward and has q
host Of friends in all parts of the city.
He possesses good qualifications for the
position to which he aspires and is ex-
pected to make a strong race.
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HECTOR d. LAVE IN TowN.

President of the CDtton Growers As
sociation Arrive. in Houston.
Mr. Hector d. Lane. president of the
Southern Cotton Growers association, ar
rived in the city last night from his home
in Athens, Ala. accompanied by his wife
and Miss Media Mason. The party has
apartments at the Capitol hotel.
Mr.. Lane is looked UP 10 as an authority
bv the cotton planters OF the South. and
he is probably better informed on matters
pertaining 10 the industry than any one
else in this section of the country.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

tuesday Engineer Smith surveyed the
|ndations for the east wing of the uni
fsity. This morning a large force OF
Pos, with scrapers, piows. etc, are on
ground breaking dirt for the founda-
ms Of the new building. 1t is understood
h the building will be pushed steadily
ward until its completion. A strong eff
/ will be made TO have it ready for oc-
Fancy by September i.
fupeFlntendent j. NJ. Carlisle and the
Esdent OF the university have issued a
[y-two-pase catalogue of the State
focl Of methods and university summer
Pooi for free distribution. Prospects are
y ilatterng for very large body Of
Fcners to he IN attendance at these
Ioeols at their opening. June 6 next
ne regular second term examination is
progress this week at the university,
university people are extraordinarily
|et and studious.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen from 1909 Commerce
street. city, one COW and helfsr. black ana
white. COW years old hefer years ol1:
branded X p. Hoisteln stock; reward 50.
straycd or stolen frcm Brit Smith, First
ward, cne brown, black mare, years old,
white saddle marks: braided teon-
nected) on left shoulder; black legs, black
feet. white back foot, not shod; reward
liberal Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County, Tcxas
BY W NJ Raugh. Deputy.
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no rHE pEMocnArIc vornnsl

Referring to tho above. desire to advise
the democratic voters of Houston that uRilsf
the resolution Of lie City Democratic Execu-
tive Committee. providing for the holding OF
al day primaries on Maren q. 1t is required
II every voter. as condition necessary "a
registration certificate. as provided for In
the above notice. which VIII be stamped.
Voted at Primaries" ap1 returned to hin,
for use at the general election
Therefore, don't fail TO brng your registra-
tton certificate to the primaries.
-. A. RIIcSNER,
Chairman City Democratic Executive Com.
irittce.
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THE SHARKS IaNTEnTaIsMENT.
I'rogramnic to He Presented mt the
Opera Homse Tonight.

Programme 10 lie fres"" -
Opera Houxe Tonight
The Sharks will keep open mousse az
thcdr club rooms, OH Commerce avenue
all day today, and will be glad 10 nave lil
their friends call A meeting VIII be heia
at the hall at $3.50 p. M for the purpose
Of completing final arrangements ior Tue
entertainment to be given at Inc opera
house at night, on which occasion the
following programme will be rendered;
ooh, Hush Thee Ny Baby fsulhvanl--
Miss Reel. Miss Hughes, Mrs. hoii. N's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-17
INSURANCE TAXES.

+ following insurance companies paid
y taxes today:
Iw ns .ais Fire Insurance company Of
IrieaAs La.-Tnx $92. &c, fees s22, GER
49, sil; total s155.6e.
Eh na State Insurance company OF
|a,se ~. Va.--Tax 1868, fees S22. certi-
N c ,S,a fre Insurance company Of
\, ulesns' la,-Tax s99.94. fees s22, Ger
EEss'fb s',Si total s2I9.o4.
Er, r,n, Washington Fire insurance
Y 60, q pIofiasnee. r. Tax $226.l2.
- ceruhtates sos; total S3i612.
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candidate. far aldermen.

Elsewhere in today's Post appears the
announcements OF Messrs. Theodore
Dreyling and II. IL. Dickson as candidates
for aldermen from the Third ward. Both
gentlemen are so well known as to render
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cermany Eyacunte. Cnncn.


Cnpea, Island OF Crete. March 16.--The Ger
man flag was hauled down today and the
German marines who have been doing duty
ashore were embarked on board the German
batileship oldenburg. The International
troops composing the garrison yfndercd mill
taly honors to the departing .dtrman forces.
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The STATE CAPITAL.
brter of the O'Connorport Com
pany Has Been Filed.
6 new UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS
I've Been stnrted-istudents of Cor
kell University Are Said to Want
Correspondents In Texas.

lustin, Texas, March 16.-The charter OF
0Connorport company Of O'Connorrort,
houn county, capital stock 100000, was
q today. The purpose is to do general
lding and loan business. Incorporators:
omas NJ. OConnor, James A. McFaddin.
Daniel Mitchell, Venable B. Proctor OF
toria and Uriah Lott of San Antonio.
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WON'T sELL CUBA

Madrid. March le.-A semi-offciai agency
TODAY publishes the following announcement,
1T is useless TO talk of the sale of Cuba. The
question could not be arranged except by par
lament. and II is impossible that any Spanish
chamber would agree TO sell the island at any