The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Arranged by a Joint Commission Of
the Two Armies.
WITH ALL THE HONORS OF WAR.
Oniccrs Retain Their Side Arms and
Private Propcrty-AJ Persons In
cludcd in the Capitulation
Are at Liberty as Long
as They Observe
Their Parole.

wAsHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-The War
Department has received the following:
Hong Kong August %. 1893.
hdiutanf-Gencral. Washington. j.. C.;
ia assault on Manila, August l5th'
General Anderson commanding division
General Arthur first brigade; General
Greene second brigade, losses were as
follows:
Killod-First Sergeant slolmes, Astor
Battery. Sergeant Crlmins. Astor Bat
terv. Bueior patterson. Thirteenth Min
ncsoa: Private Thollen, Tweniy-third
Infantry; Private Dnsmore, First Cali
lornia
Woundod-Ceptain seabcck, Thirtecnt@
Minnesota. serious: Captain BjOrnstad,
same regiment. badly. Lieutenant Bun
kor. same regiment, slightly. and forty
enlisted men. MHi.i'I l.
WASHINGTON Aug. 20.-'lhe War
Department received the following dis
patch from General Merritt late this
Hong Kong. Aug % 1893
Adfutant-GCncral.W Washington, -. G..
Cablcrram of the 18th directing mlli-
tarv operations bo suspended received
afternoon of 10th. Spanish commanaer
notified. Acknowledged receipt OF cable
gram same date containing proclaml-
esirncd, MERRITT.
TERMS OF SURRENDER.
WASHINGTON. Aug 20. - The War
Department late this afternoon poaicu
the following cablcgram from Neh'idl
Merritt. giving tho terms Of the eapitu-
laton OF Manila:
Affufaut- General. Washington ID. C.;
Tho following are the terms or capi'n-
lation. "The undersigned. having been
epnolutcd a commission 90 determine ,he
"details of the capituatiOn OF the oly
and dofcnccs of Manila and us sunuIp9
and tho Spanish forces siauoneu 'no'o-
fu iu accordance with agreement ,i'',i
rM Aleslry Merritt u s.. A., Ain'' 'Dt'
comnand,r-iu-Chcf in the fhlnppiI'S'
anal MIS- cxcououcy. Don Fermln 'II-
ders acting gcucral-iu-chiei OF l"'
gnanlsh army Boa the Phihpmnes' h"'V
gerlod upon the following
UONORs OF WAR
'T Tho Spanish troops. European "'"
afvc mpituiate with one CITY anu ~.
-.nnes with an honors OF war deposltlhs
tt,i. arms in tho places designated by
tne authorities of tho United states anu
,.,.slulur in 0uart0rs designated ana
itn..r tlD United States authorities uhlH
fbe conclusion of "a treaty of peace pe-
tveou nIe tWO beueoreut nations.
"AI persons included in the oapitula-
t.l remain go liberty. Che officers re-
manning .n th..r respective homes. Whlch
SHALL Doe respected as long as they oD-
servo the rosuiauoS prescribed Iof 'h''
Government aud ihe laW in force
"l Officers snal retain their SIDE arms
ID
hnr.ls and public property Of AN knds
shall le turned over t0 stan officers ets-
immod by he United states.
OBJ Complete reIurns in duplicate OF
ml. bv organizations and full lists oi
uulH. property and stores sh1ll hf ien-
dc.s to thc United states within ten
days fllm t..s date.
.E Au questions relating 90 the repa-
triauon ol officers and men OF the span
i.h forces and of their famih. ana oi
thc expenses which said repatriation may
occasion. shall be referred 90 the Gov
ernmout of the United states az WASH
mrtou Spanish families may leave Ma
ui4 DO nlv time convenient 20 them.
qIe return ~ the arms surrendered hy
thc Spanish forces shall take place when
thev cyacuntc the city or when the Ame-
ucan army cyHcuatcs
PRISONERS or WAR.
"r Officers and men included I'm the
couitulafl0n shall Doe supplied by the
United States according 90 their RANK
with ratiuus and necessary AID as though
thsy were prisoners of war; uuu Che
conclusion of treaty of peace between
the Uuitod States and Spain. All tho
funds iu the Spanish treasury and ah
other public funds shall De turned over
90 the authority of the United states.
'G IAis city. Sos inhabitants ms