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CAPT. BEN pARKER'S DENIAL.
He VIII Not Sail the Shamrock - Fife
Sends Expert Cnrpenters.
speeial Cable Despateh to THE suS.

specidl Gable Despdteh to THE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 10.-Capt. Ben Parker. skipper
OF the German Emperor's yacht Meteor said
to-day the statement that he had signed an
agreement to sail the Shamrock In the races
for the Americas Cup was unfounded. As to
what the crew Of the Meteor would do after
they were paid on he had nothing to say.
The Central News says that Will Fife. Jr..
the designer Of the Shamrock. despatched to
New York to-day on board the steamship
Aurania a squad OF picked carpenters to refit
the Shamrock. Fife and Peter Donaldson Of
Glasgow will leave for New York within a
month. Donaldson will represent Sir Thomas
Upton on board the Shamrock.
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At the MizEen Top Golf Clubs course on Fri
day. the results In the womens nine hole hand
loan were.

LITCHFIELp. Aug. 19.-Washington sent q
ladies' team OF Ave and junior team OF five up
70 I.itchfeld to-day. but both teams m ct defeat
Ct the hands OF the Litchfeld Golf Club players.
Ladies' teams Litchneld. Miss Baldwin, o; Miss
peming. o; Mrs. Adams. %; Mrs. +. NJ. Harrison,
.; Miss Bsown,4 Miss L. Hocker. 8; Miss Brins-
Juniors team. Ltchheld. r. Sanford. 4; D. Smith,
3; A. Wheeler J; 7. Coy, l; J. Burrill, 2. Wash.
C. Brinsmade. o; c. Robinson, o.
PLEAsURE BAY. Aug. 1o.-The fifth match in
the series for the championship OF the New
Jersey Shore League. between the Deal and
Norwood clubs. played here to-day resulted az
follows:
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For Tsrre Haute's sulky Races.

TERRE HAuTE. Aug. 19.-The list OF entries
for the fall trottinR meeting 10 a long ono and
brings into the contests horses that have made
new records recently. In the trot there are ten
In the 2:16. twenty five In the 2:40. eighteen
In the 2 :04 and twenty one in the 2:20. In the
pacing classes entries were as follows:
Eighteen In the 2: 80. twelve In the 2:O8 Ave
In the 2:04 and fifteen In the 2 IA. In the 1904
pace. there are Borough Park. formerly Planet
rectly. 2:03X. and sherman Clay. 2:O7H.
Among others In the 2:0S pace are Fannie Dill
lard. 2:lOh: William Mac. 2:07h; ArRetta.
2:08A and Red Seal. 2:10k.
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Purilist Kennedy ON His Way to This City.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 19.-Joe Kennedy. tho CALI
iornia pugilist. who recently got the decision
over Gus Rubin in a twenty round bout at San
Francisco. and Spider" Kelly. with their
manager. Jack Colllns.were In this city to-day.
on route for New York. They took In the races
while here. Kennedy looks big and strong,
promises to make thinGs interesting for Maher.
Frank Purcell. who was defeated by Thorn0.
the crack English welter- weight, says he has
seen Kennedy frequently In San Francisco. and
has no hesitancy In pronouncing him the best
believes him to be the superior OF JeffrieS.
The Californian left for the East on the $40
o'clock train this even ing.
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The new links OF the Knickerbocker Field
Club In Flatbush received another trial yea
members went over the course. The games
were not only for practice. but for the purpose
the schedule for the handicap tourney TO be
played on Labor Day. Among. the players
we're: II, BQocock. PRECEDENT OF the club; W.
O. Redfield. DR.. @. F. Lazarus, II. i. Salt, r.
Thompkins. F. @. Kune. H. NJ. Halsted. and f.
y. Storm. jr.
But few OF the women Of the club have mp
peared on the links yet. awaiting. probably.
the time when the men are fully qualified to
act as instructors. Mrs. II. \. Salt IL one OF the
number OF young women who have been over
the course several times.
SHELTER ISLAND. Aug. 19.-With the ex-
ception that the hot weather was a drawback.
the tournament for the loving cup presented by
the Shelter Island Golf Club proved to be o
most exciting event. A, smylle OF Brooklyn
won cleverly from W. W. whitney. Frank
Lowering. tho scratch man. made best gross
acOre. Summarizes:
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Croker Wins Another Race.

Special Gale Despatch to The Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 10.-At Nottln cham to-day the
Robin Hood Plate OF 100 sovereigns. for two
year-ods. five furlongs. was won by Mr. Rich
nrd Cookers Salina. ridden by L. Reiff Lord
William Beresford's Blsst, ridden by Martin
Nine horses ran.
The Lenton FRS Selling Plate Ia high weight
handicapl of 100 sovereigns for three ear olds
and upward. six furlongs. was won by Lord
William lar BeresI9rd's solano. ridden by Martin.
sey's Hartsholme third. Twelve horses ran.
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George Dixon May Lose the Sight of His
Left Eve,

Unless George Dixon is careful he may lose
the sight OF his left eye. During the past year
the dusky champion has been unfortunate
enough to be struck on the left optic. and re-
peated punches there have impaired his vision
considerably. In his recent fight with Eddie
Saptry. Dixon had the member bruised again
and the following day DR.. Dreamer put several
stitches In the skin under the eye lids to stop
the flow OF blood 1t was getting along nicely
until Dixon spared.
The old wound was opened again by smash
and on Friday night when the pain became un-
bearable Dixon sought the advice OF his physi-
Dian, The doctor fixed the eye up again and
told Dixon to use the utmost precautlon as the
slightest concusson was liable to destroy the
a result Dixon will be compelled to lay IN for
awhile. The doctor thinks that Dixon will be
in good shape in about month.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKa
At st. Louis.

ST. Louis. Aus. l9..The usual Saturday half
holiday; a stake event and delightful weather.
ing obtained ap Injunction from the Circuit
him from the grounds until after tho Court
passes on the merits Of the case. Summaries:
First Racs.-one mile and one-fourth- Etidorpha.
% Morse) to !, won: American Eagle, 100
!Linss. ~ to |. second Glensaber, % tRanoh). 20
steadmap 100 Zines! 9 70 /. won; Sir Joseph Iis:
Third Race-Fiye and one half iurloneA-cap.on.
!. second; Miss Mae Day. los Hnksy). IL TO s.
Fourth EsseEsii turlonss-pi.er. o. q. ward, 4
Fifth 's Selling stake 81 800 81. and
one half fulongs-Harry Duke. IoI iR smith). 5 to
Hndoonet. Belle of Memphis. Hoadwater and Verify
Sixth Rsce.one miIs.1da Isdto,d SO tDominich.
seventh Baoe-one milesnda siIteenthD PnoehIe.
ssn y.rrs s;I ss
TO l. third. Time. l:49A.
At Detroit.
- DETRoIr, Aug !a;L ;- races at Highland Park
so FIAT rf KsGsrs as follSws
olas and npx.sds.is 100 Gsndr s5f? ~
r." ss 0a .hrs
.nd 10
t as sna tas m E%s Mich.
.Gsp s to Gar SsmGss 100
ssSond TIP Gallant. io5 G%apshire'. q s. shId:
Fourth RAce-tslI furlonsS all aeea.-oorpi.lis,
1 1eS p5nxan>, to and g 10, won; Aprea 90
70 thiPd lime 10 :ss9nd Besue. ITO dewis
Fifth RaeesiS turlonsr. selling Nolarnis. Io4-
liz +ss 3 100 ' aS1s' as1
EeaaSl nolm nos
LOS tshaT1 to !: second; Annie LGurottA. Io6.
seventh Race-One and onefourth milo, over Ave
hurdles-Belamy. l3s. price,. to o. and out. won.
Defenders New MainsaiI to be Altered,
BRISTOL. Aug. 1a.-The Defender arrived
here from Newport at 4:3O O'Clock this
afternoon to have her new mainsail altered and
OF her relttinR done. She left Newport at l q 40
O'Clock The wind was light all the distance
She anchored in the channel near Bristol Ferry
Lighthouse. between IL and O'Clock. Is the
tide was then the last Of tho ebb. Her tender.
the schooner Carolina. arrived here at $3.50
o'clock and landed the mainsail to have ~
rentted. The old mainsall is bent ON the De-
fender.
Mr.. Duncan and some friends came up from
Newport late In the afternoon In q steam
launch and boarded the Defender, whore she
was lying at anchor. They later returne to
Newport; Defender got under way again at
her toIestaysail and small jlbtopsail. N''
Word came from Newport that the Columbia
mast win be ali repaired By to- night and tSsn
she will have the wooden mast taken out and
working at night on the steel mast BesSes
ths R asn tas % M The email
chors that was laid on the wharf some ti ns s en
was also placed on board.
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PouaHKEEPsIE. Aug. 1a.-On the links OF the
Duchess County Golf Club to-day Mrs. George
Collngwood lowered the woman's record for
the course. making the following score: 81. "a.
total 100.
CHICAGO. Aug 19.-By defeating William
Waller OF Onwentsia In the finals for the Ra
vinoKs Cup, W. NJ. McCawey. OF the Merton
Cricket Club. Philadelphia. scored his second
successive winning in tournament play Tor
the cup. IL he wins II once more he will be;
come it's owner. McCawley won by two up and
one to play. Other results follow;
Fuller, OF Milwaukee. 8 up and to play for the
For the solace Cup, r. +. MUDDY. Riverside. beat
L. Thompson, Onwentsia, 3 mp and to play.
For the Thro Cup W. VI. BiSelow. vt. Paul do
feated II. G. Watson. Jr.. Onwentsia, up and ! to
play. . ,
Thompson Onwentsia. 3 up and to play.
Mixed foursomes-Won by Thomas TAYLOR IT., and
MANCHESTER, VT. Aug. 1a.-In professional
golf match, 80 holes. between Bernard Nichols.
Equinox Club for $50. Nicholas won by up
and to go. He broke the record OF the course
by three In the last round. doing 80. Rawlins
lost by poor putting.
CAPE MAY. Aug. 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Rodgers OF Allegheny, won first and second
prizes In tho special mixed eighteen hole
handicap on the local links yesterday after
noon. ID. B. Martin of Philadelphia. President
OF the Brardywine Golf Club. gave four cups to
the best players. The best scores we're:
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..AtPro1peot Park-C. 1. Hudson 90. IL; Price7
A MS0SssmiGs Co.; g. YES. Side X N. e. A.. Q.
\. =: Church, rs. Rogers. Peet / 60. Prince St.
siofs aIt Thtryc1eoond St store. "a Baptist Tenn.
nowor Q, Resolute, rs; Long Island A. C., Il.
Aim,tersRort =. O. Of Canarsie. 10; Frankins H. Dc
witt clinton, al; Defender, L. LenoI Juniors, 20;
Dewey, Elks. l8; Arlington, g. Orient II; Clin.
Ton, ~. Royal A. O., Is; Lafayette, o. Orient Jun
Ill Reflly's team. 10. "'
In the ANAL round for the spring cham pion-
ship cup Yesterday. at the Harbor Hill Golf
SiuP otto Hockmeyer beat G. z. Armstrong.
o az AaP ana to play In the monthly handi-
aoOrAa WarA. >'NS VIZ
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Columbia Did Not Go to Bristol.

NEWPORT. Aug. l9.-The Cup defender Column
bia did not 20 to Bristol to-day as was az
pected. but remained at anchor In Brenton's
Cove 1t is not kaown why she did not 60 I'M
less the dense fog In the bay was responsible
She will probably leave tomorrow.
According TO good information received TO-
plight the trial races between Column iA and
Defender will be sailed OF Newport on Sept
z. and q unless Mr.. IseliR objects. which 10
tmpro bAble.
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On Tuesday next the ladies' will play Il
cup offered by MIR. Reginald Brooks.

In the annual eolflng at the Ardsley Club, the
most important event has always been the
play for the cup presented by Edwin Gould.
suit:
J. Sanford Barne. beat B. H. Allen. up: W. 8.
Bro"ES; Jr; beat j. W Bsrgs sup to play will
Eldri IL Se9. B. Sayiy; up to play; E. 9;
Page beat Delaney M'Call. | up; J. shefheld beat
Thos. ". Stiles, up L. o, Churchill beat Theodore
Mack, up to play. First Round. Brooks beat
Barnes. up EldrdGe beat Chrysue. up Page
beat Jairay. 2 up; Churchill beat Shefhed, 2 up.
One Of the most i'm portant team matches OF
the season was decided yesterday between the
Richmond County and the Staten Island teams
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Yaohtsmen Elect omosr..

BAY SHORE. Aug 19-The annual election OF
the Penataluit- Corinthian Yacht Club was
held to-day. These officers were chosen With
out opposition; Comm odore. J. Adolph Molten
hauer, steam yacht, Presto; Vice Commodore.
Herbert 3. Jewell. sIoop. squaw; Rear oommo-
TTp rne,s Eugene Lentilhon. knockabout, Yale f;
Secretary. Edwa1d B. MoWbrey Board OF Gov.
SSrnors the nag officers and Charles Il, OovoiL
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BAIsIDE. Aug. 1o.-Walter j. Travis demon
strated again to-day that he Is in rare form by
clipping four strokes from the record OF the
Oakland Golf Club and reducing the record OF
Flushing Club from 70 to II strokes In the
afternoon he played with A. W. Rossiter over
the Baysde course. On the first round he
made the first four holes in boyle figures
On the nth hole he landed on the green
on his third shot and required four
more to hole out. The next he nego-
tiated in par figures and on the seventh
he scored one better than boRie The famous
heavenly twins hole, the eighth. he CONF leted
green he lost another stroke by ragged put
ting. going down in Ave. On the second round
the first and second holes were made in boyle
figures and by a magnificent approach ne
negotiated the third In four. The next two
were made In boyle figures and again on the
sixth bogie was excelled one stroke. Boyle
was cQualled on the seventh and was beaten
one on each OF the last two holes. Travis al
lowed his opponent nine strokes and won
easRy. His card follows:
0ut'.................4 3 . b-as
=, At the Flushing links In the morning he had
Craig Colgate. the former Yale player. Ind W.
y. Page as opponents, Boyle for the course is
81. and the record. which was made by W. j.
Travis. for eighteen holes. was IS strokes
Travis completed the FIRST round In 36. and the
second In 80. 1t 10 probable that Travis will
compete In the open championship In Balti-
more,
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LoNa BEACH. Aug. 19-There was a large
neld at the open handicap at the Long Beach
Travis. who had been expected, did not appear
RHt charles 3 Coz. OF the Fairfield County Coli
tishod week ago by s strokes on the first nine
holes and strokes on the whole 10. the figures
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NETPonR IT,, Aug. le.The links OF tho New
to-day. it being the time set for the play for
he silver cup offered last year by the Count Of
leap limited to Is strokes in IL holes. The
winner has his or her name engraved on the
cup which, however remains in the posses
sion Of the club. and receives q silver m edal
appropriately engraved There were about
thirty Ave players out for the cup including
year: Reginald Brooks. Fred Havemeyer. R F.
Phifer, Victor Sorchan. H. Roger Winthrop
Lewis White. H. Mortimer. Brooks. and three
ladies, Mise Anna Sands. Miss Gladys Brooks
won by George s. Scott OF New York. whose
score with the second best was as follows:
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The beautiful green's OF the Crescent Athletic
Club. Bay Ridge yesterday was the scene OF a
course, Capt. Campbell and some OF the lead
ing golfers OF the club were away playing a
team match but enough members showed up to
make well contested event. Charles Adams
turned up the winner card ofS3, 2. 81. Scores:
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M'COP'S DEFEAT.
Will Not Affect His Match With Thorne-
Something About Mccormick.

Will Not Affect His Match With Thorne-
Something About Mccormick.
Jack Mccormick. the Philadelphia heavy
weight. who jumped into prominence by put
ting Kid Mccoy. to sleep in two minutes.
In Chicago. on Friday night. has been
boxing for about two years. Before that he
was a wrestler and was a partner OF Yousouf
the Terrible Turk" Mccormick 10 about
twenty five years old and is about 5 feet 8
inches tall.
He is muscular and strong. Previous to his
contest with Mccoy Mccormick was looked
upon as third rater. Outside Of few victories
he did nothing in the ring to warrant any
special notice OF his prowess. He was whipped
by Tom Sharkey In two rounds. Gus Rubin
also defeated him in eight rounds at the Peli-
can A. c.. on July 16. 1898. During the past
six months Mccormick has been lighting al
most necessarily and Is said to have greatly
improved. He is stiff puncher and possesses
The news Of McCoy's quick defeat was food
for much gossip among the sports in town yes
terday. Many expressed regret that he should
considered his inferior.
The impression prevails that the defeat will
not hurt him any. as the accounts OF the battle
h 5he aa to of
R3 ThsP ne was out by The ken
four round exhibition for charity hut the
the gaze Pb1Sn as they say in sto
W, B. Gray. match maker Of the Westchester
A; g.. where Mccoy is matched to meet JEFF
Kids defeat will not interfere with the match,
and that the affair will be held the date
scheduled. Mccoy telegraphed Gray yesterday
that he will be here to- morrow afternoon.
That McCoy's reputation has not been very
much damaged Is evident. for yesterday the
Dubuque A. A. offered a purse OF $4,000 to him
e meet the winner Of the Tommy Ryan-Jaek
boxers a big share OF the picture privileges.
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GLEN Cove. Aug. 19.-On the Nassau Country
Cluh'a links to-day the competition for the

Walter Stoddard. the local professional
made the good score OF rs.
In the afternoon the Nassau Country Club
team played the Crescent Club team with the
following result:
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Dnemm n Beats the o,s.uu.

GREENPoRr. Aug. 19.-The first of the three
special races for the cup offered by Rear Dom.
modore Lohrke. OF the Shelter Island Yacht
Club, was sailed this afternoon over the reeu.
lSr course number !. In Greenport harbor.
me light east wind was scarcely stron1
enough to carry the four competitors over the
starting line. the gun being fred at 2:3i r. NJ
AT times the races were completely hidden BY a
dense fog. which prevented the boats from
making advantageous calculations. The four
boats which answered the starting gun were
the Marion. +. W. Smith oiseau, J. Roger MAY.
well. Ir.; Lynx Commodore. R. B. Lynch. and
Dilemma. l. A. Fish. The oiseau ran aground
on sheepshead fats on the first turn OF the
course. but got clear In about three minutea.
Az that time she was leading the other boata
py several minutes. Bhe then lost the wind
allowing the others to overhaul her. and the
dilemma shot ahead In her old time finish
form and crossed the line a winner by some
four minutes.
Hhs sails on the Way for the Shamrock.
Special caSIs D.spateA to The sUs.
LONDON. Aug. 1e.-A set Of new sails for sia
Fhomas Lptons yacht Shamrock were -.
e0a1shed Ho1 e0HtAAmOkuN1a.AaA
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STATEN ISLAND:
A team match yesterday at the Englewood
Field Club Yesterday resulted as follows:

There was q large contingent on the links OF
the Flushing Coll Club yesterday. Several
matches and fouEsomes were INDUCED in. there
foursome was played with Charley Murray and
Robert Bunting as opponents 10 Dr. W. A,
Brown and W, b. Harrison. The Murray
Bunting combination won by one up. There
will be acompetiton for the Flushing trophy
next Saturday,
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PrTTsFIELp. Aug. 1a.-Flood, the professional
the professional OF the Taconic Golf Club OF
Williamstown: Thursday. at Wlliamstown. IN
tho half half OF a homo and home match Of 80
holes. winning by Is up Il to play. Flood will
now challenge Gardner Of Lenox.
The Lenox Golf Club team was defeated in
field Country Club yesterday. This was the
second of the series of inter-club matches
played between the clubs. The match between
Burns and rockingham was brilliant. At Is
holes rockingham was up. and at 80 Burns
was 3 up in the best golf OF the season on tho
Country Club course. At the conclusion OF the
match the visiting golfers we're entertained.
LoEa BRANCH Aug 1.-THE HOLLYWOOD COL
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In the weekly handicap at st. Andrews Golf
Club. In a field Of twenty starters. the first prize
third by II. r. Mackenzie. 100. 9. 100.
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being q and 70 against 20 and 90 for Travis.
This wonderfully good play gave him both the
cup for the best net and that for the best gross
score. Cox's card record was:
In ..................t Z . 4 6-s7-7s
summary Of hAdIcAp.
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~. FL Ayuntamiento de San German
aaeuda : 217 NIP al contrat;sts del suministro
de alimentos pfesos.
-. La Direction de instruction Ptblica
ha comunioado al Alcade de Rino6n que ha lla
mado la atenoi6n lie dioho Centro Ia exigua a.
sietenoia de los alumnos de las escuelas de d.
cho pueblo, al acto de los examenes. predomi.
nando la nota <regular, en- los examinados, in
dicandole que active las diigenoias necesarias
para que haya mas asis.snoia.
~ En- el fondo dc jabilaciones existe
favor del pueblo de Cayey, la suma de $l4o 80,
hasta 80 de JUNO ppdo.
~ Ha pasado informe del alcalde de
Utuado una queja eevada Ia Direction de
Instruction Publica por don Julio Remand,
contra la damora del pago de sus speldos.
-. Sc ha comunioado al alcalde de
Bayam6n que las oartidadesa reoaudadas para
el fondo de jubiaciones deben ingresar en- la
Secretaria del Interior y no en- la de Hacienda
-. Sc ha remitido por la Direction de
instruction Pdblics, al General Davis, un es'
critic de la Professors do1a Adela Lopez de
Mux6, reclamando haberes.
-. Ha lIegado a Ponce un folleto pu.
bicado en- Washington por los sef1ores Henna
y Zeno 6andia. que comprende ouatro comunl.
oaciones dirigdas por ellos al Presidente Mao
Kinley.
-. Sc ha communicate al alcalde de Cis'
les que los maestroe, durante lss vaoaciones
t1enen derecho de ir donde les oonvenga de-
biendo estAr en- sus respectivos puestos. al EN-
pexar las tarcas escolares.
-. Sc ha devuelto ell presupuesto del
Ayuntamiento de Mauuabo para el aotual ejer'
cioio para que sea reformado.
-. La Secretaria de Estsdo ha comunl
oado al slcalde de Cayey que procede la baja
del CONCEAL don Amador Frias 81 Ia dejado de
corcu'rir a tres sesiones conseoutivas, sir
-. Ha sido nombrado Conceal de
Ayuntamiento de Aibonito, don Fructuoso Ro
driguez.
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re nos para 81 Servicio Postal de Filipinae,
Puerto-Rico y Cuba.
<Estsmos hacienda esfuersos para reduoir
todo 10 possible los gastos del servioio postal en-
esos paises, dijo Mr.. Heath, con este motive
ell Secretario de Correos ha enviado 6rdenes
por cable para que regresen los empleados de
Correos de este pats que enviaron Pto.Ri
90 ouando la invasion, y es probable que SO or
dene tambi6n el 1egreso de otros Amercanos
que fueron despu6s enviados allf empleados en-
dicho Ssrvicio. Abora que el Servioio Postal
en- cada uno de esos paises esta bien reorgsnza.
do, oreemos que podemos retirar la mayorfa de
los empleados americanos, y transferir gradual.
mente esos empleos los naturales de dichos
paises.,
Mr.. Elliott Director General de Correos
de esta Isla ha recibido instrucciones de confor'
midad con 10 ariba expresado, ha dado ya
algunas 6rdenes importantes sobre ell particu
lar. FL Depsrtam ento le ha conoeddo lcen
ca por dos meses, y e! 2e del oorriente saldra
para los E. U. en- ell eCaraoas, con ell objeto de
arreglsr sus asantos particulares, y traer su
familia para residir permanentemente en- Pto'
Rico. Por este motive parte de planes no
80 llevaran eject hasta regreso en- Octa
bre. Durante su ausancia ell Superintendent
ds Correos Mr.. Boissoaneau, queda,A & cargo
|; de- Deppto, Sc ouidara de que 81 ssrvicio
continue tan e6ciente como el presente.