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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Farming Lands
In Norfolk County.

coaTt Tor Norfeih COUNT van Inc re HEs",i
Chanccry sui Of Dennis i3theridse' sun ilio
viving partner. &c, VS.. Jerome Is, Fcn-
tress. ct. ais. therein pending. as spec al
cree, we shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the front door Of the County
Courthouse. in the City of Portsmouth.
Va. Oh
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY or MAY. 1899
at - o'clock M, the two following tracts
of desirable real estate:
First. All that certa II piece or parcel
Of land situated lying and being in BUTTS
Road Magisteral District Norfolk
follows: On the east by the lands II
Willie Payne: on The west by the lands
OF John iaync: on the north by the lands
OF J. i. Deal. and on the south Ivy TIE
lands of Willie and Samuel Payne: con-
tanning two acrcs morc or less. together
with the buildings ana apru:tenanecs to
tho same belonging or in anyw.se appur-
tanning. being the same tract OF land
which was conveyed to Samuel Payne by
20th day of March 1881 ANA duly of record
IN tie g. rii's office Of the county Cour,
Of Nuri II. county Va.
Second That certain tract or marcel of
land situated in Butts Read MagisterlsI
District, Norfolk County. Va the same
being ail that certain y Gee or parcel OF
land which was assigned 10 EnoCh Payne
by Commissioners Felix Jennings H. T.
Jennings and John l'cnircss, said tract or
parcel OF stnd teng known and described
as follows: tQ-wt: Being the southern half
OF the Waller Tract" which formerly
bcionEed TO Enoch Payne. deceased and
adjoin ne the land OF Chls. Claiming; cs-
timaied 10 contain twcnty-one acres. more
or less. being the same tract Of land
which was conveyed To John t. Deal by
Enoch Payne ct. ux. by deed dated the
Srd day of December. 1892. duly vi record
IN the clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Norfolk County. Va
TERMS ne-;hlrd of ,le purchase
price CASH the residue IN two equal in
stalments. payable in one aud two years
respectively from the day OF sale the de-
ferred payments. bearing six per cent.
ntcreat from tho day OF sale. to he Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the sa'd prop
crty, TO he drawn, recorded ana released
at the purchaer's expense.
GEORGE G.. MARTIN
NJ. H. PETERSON.
Special Commissioners.
Dennis Ethcrldgc. surviving partner, &C.,
Jerome r. Fcntress. ct. ais
r CERTIFY THAT THE bond RE-
l. CURED in the above described suit has
been duly given.
Tes;c: L. VI. SYLVESTER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Norfolk
County. Va. my2-:ds
BY T. T.. Rogers and L. /, ChafIu a. CO.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET
NEW YORK. MoNEY A1A1,l,rr

New York. May 13.-Money on cal
steady Mt 3is Per cent. 1'rimc mercnn-
tile paper, %l.@aH PER cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at 1865 @iS So for de-
mand and at .Si% G4.S5 for sixty days
ios;ed rates. 4s5's Gi4 S6ia and 4 .s7i.M
ssh. Commercial bills. 81. Bar Sill.
yer. 6l. Mexican dollars. ISL. Sta:t
b. Is Inactive; railroad bonds weak.
government bonds strong.
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The following are the exports of grain
for this port for the week ending Nav
18Th, 1899: 2li2S bushels corn 5di bar
rcls -four.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

st. Louis and South Western,... l3A
st. Louis and South Western pref. oVa
st. Paul ........ $3.50. ........ 10
st. Paul preferred ....... .........lcS
st. Paul and Omaha $500. ..'..... :. =
st. Paul and Omaha preferred.... 1.
Southern Pacific 49,. ............. - -
Southern Railway ........ 1900. .
Southern Railway preferred $3.50. .oss
Texas and Pacific ........ .........' !! -
Union Pacific preferred ........'.. '2.s
Wabash preferred ......... 5000. ~ =.
Wheel. and Lake E,rie.... ......... iVA
Wheel. and Lake Erie prcfcwed... %
EXPRESS COMPANIES
Adams Express .........-..it
American Express ........ ........i'1
United States Express ............ -
Wells Farog -. ...................li
MTSCFLI.ANEO
American Cotton Oil ........ ..... -
American Cotton Oil preferred.... ~
American Spirits ........ .......... lis
American Spirits preferred ........ 1874
american Tobacco ........ ........ D
American Tobacco preferred ......if
Consolidated Gas ........ .......... 'ellf
Commercial Cable Company .....l6o
Col. Freight and Iron .............. 81
Col. Freight and Iron preferred. ..loI
Haw. Commercial Company ......f22A ~
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .l0fN
lnterna tional Paper ........ ....... i3si
international Paper preferred. -
La '.icce Gas ........ .............. 90
Lead ....... go. ..,......... III
Lead preferred 80. ................ll1i i
National Linseed Oil ...... .....
racine Mail .......... ...........-. 49,
Peoples Gas ........... ...... ....112i-
Pullman Palace ...... ....I..lj7
SILVER Certificates ....... .......... Cl
standard Rope and Irvine .. 81
sugar ........ ..-...... ..iiH
sugar preferred -. ...... .......Itl
Tennessee Coal and iron .... i67.
United states Leather ....... Git
United states Leather preferred 60
United states Rubber .. - IS
United states Rubber preferred. ..1l4ai
Western Union .. . gii.
seueraI steel ........... ........... -
Federal Steel preferred .... ~;
American Steel ana Wire . g.
Continental Tobacco .. 49,. 50i
Continental Tobacco preferred. -. . ST:
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.
United states rs registered. $50. 90:
United States 3s registered .10Si+
nited states IS coupon. .i12i;
United states IS coupon 10Si.
United S;atas new Is registered ..l2oS.
United States new As coupon 1898.
United States old As registered. .11e7'
United states old As coupon. .1ls'.
United States SIS registered. .1t9i,
District of Columbia 8 G5's .1l7is
Virginia Centuries .. S2a.
virginia Deferred Observation-Disclosures. ,
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MHITE < CO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
no 81 BANK STREET.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
40. 81 BANK STREET
Crosby house. Client .................S5OcN
it2 i;utc St, rooms ..... ..... ........i0.G0
10 Dunmorc 10 rooms, ....... 20 90
East Grace st. rooms .......lGG ~
- North str roo ms .20.oO
100 Cove ST.. rooms $50. .............2c'o
rs Mariner st. rooms ....... .........22. 20
Granny 81. extended, Z rooms .........2D.0e
i2i y. Reservoir ave. rooms ..... -. 903
l2G Kelly ave. rooms. ........ ....... to
- j lm"S St. rooms ............ l.. %
lsS YORK s.. IL rooms .................. tlG7
ii farewell ST.. 10 rooms .............. 500
ii3 Yarmouth St. rooms ........ .....Sg.up
~ Franklin ave. rooms ..............l5.CO
80 Franklin ave. rooms .............Id.6G
20 Brown ST, rooms ..................puJ
10 Queen 81, rooms ....................2 % %
10 - wcr ST.. rooms ................ % -
J'S Bute St, rooms ...-.............. 400
Ia Wake ST, rooms ............... ~ 90
l25 Wood ST. 10 rooms ................ - 70
100 l.oyitt ave. rooms .............. - 90
2l' Rose ave. rooms ................ j. 10
room house on Ohio Creek ........ % 20
Lots OF Flats. Offices and Stores N an
parts OF the city
We have cottlges Mt Ocean View and
NIiginJ :cHch for rent. Come carly and
get your ch0cc
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WEDNESDAY. THE l7TH DAY OF
MAY 1899


AT 10 m. the following property. to-wit:
% ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND, with tho improvements thereon,
situated on the west side of Brewer street
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at j. II. Ilendrens line on sad
street. and running thence south along
said street fifty feet to Humphreys line.
thence west along his ne Two hundred
and thirty-six feet and six inches. thence
north fifty feet to the southwest corner of
aid IIendren's lot. thence along the
south side of said liendrcn's lot two hum
drod and th:rty-six inches to the point OF
beginning on Brewer street, and being
improved by the buildings Nos. II and II
old numbers. Brewer street
(2) THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND,
situated on the west side of Bank street
in the city of Norfolk. fronting forty feet
on Bank street and running back los Us
feet more or less. 10 Il line parallel or
nearly so, with Bank street, and being
improved by the building No. IS, old
TERMS.- third cash and the bal
ancc upon credit of six and twelve
months TO he evidenced by the notes OF
the purchaser or purchasers, carrying in
terest from day of sale payable semi-an-
nually and the title to be retained until
the further order of the court
JOHN }. BURROUGHS.
THOMAS II. WILCOX,
Special Commissioners.
f. +. ROGERS.
Auctioneer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

The bond required of the Special Com
mlSsioners by the above decree hfs been
udly given CHAS. Q. SAViLLE. Clerk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
BTamDIetOD Heights PT0peTtu.

Acting under a decree OF the Chanccry
Court Of the city OF Richmond. n Camp
bell VS.. Southern Building and Loan Asso-
citation and Watson W.. same. entered Oc-
tobcr 18th. 1895, the undersigned Special
Commissioners. appointed for the purpose,
will sell by public auction. on the prem
SEES on WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH. 1889.
.; IL m. lot No. on the pat of tho
.Erambleton Hcishis-Cntapany, recorded
WITH the deed from Luther Sheldon TO the
said company: said lot fronts % feet on
the west side Of Sheldon avenue and runs
back between parallel lines 100 feet, sitl-
ated in Bgamblcton Ward, Norfolk Nir-
Ginla.
TERMS.-One-th'rd cash, balance on o
credit of six and twelve months. with in
iercst from day of sale, purchaser giving
negotiable notes with personal security
an'; dtlc retained until all of purchase
money is paid.
WILLIS Il. SMITH,
w. J.. McEAE,
S. 5. l.. PATTERSON,
SPECIAL Comm.ss lncrs.
Il. T.. ROGERS.
AuCtiOnccr.
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certify that the bond required by the
foregoing decree has been given.
Teste: JUNIUS a. COLEMAN, E. c,
myStds
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HNDEH y DEED OF TRUST FROM
u. G. lassiier and wife dated May
9Th. 1896. of record, default having bo,n
made in the payment OF The indebtedness
secured. by direction Of the creditor there
Ii secured. ! shall expose for snl, at pub
&c auction at the Norfolk Real Estate
ana stock Exchange No. 235 VI IN street
Nortolk. Va. on tESDAN the 23rd da y
OF May. 1872 n u o'clock M. the follow
ing property situated In Tho city of Nor
folk, ;o-wit:
Al! that 10, Of land with the frame
dwelling house thereon. commencing on
the South side OF Falkland street at a
point distant 81 feet wes; OF Reilly street
ana extending thence castcrly alonr Falk-
land street - feet. moro or less thence
Souiher!y ~ feet to Il tcn-foot lane extend
ifE TO Reilly street. thence wcstwardly
along said lane - feet moro or less. and
thence northwardly 50 feet to the begin
Ming point
rERMS.-One-,hird cash; balance. one
ana two years. with interest thereon from
cate OF sale at six per cent. per annliin
payable seini-;nnually, to bc evidenced by
negotiable notes and secured BY decd of
trust constituting u first lien upon the
property.
Deed of trust TO be drawn. stamped and
recorded al the expense of the purchaser
HUGH G. DAVIS Trustee
TOWNSEND * JOYNES,
mNII-t0S AugtlCnecls
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AUCTION sAl.Es-FuTUKn nav


By ]. Walter Hosier and r. d. Chaftln &
Co. Gncorporated). Real Estate
4Auct,oneers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

NDER y DEED Or TRUST FROM
- j.. &. l.assiter and wife, dated April
$eth. 1891; Of record in Clerks Ofhcc OF
corporation Court of Norfolk city default
having been made in the payment Of in
dcbtcdness therein secured. by direction
OF the creditor therein secured | shall en-
pose Tor sale at pubic auction at the Nor
iolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange
40 2a6 Main street. Norfolk Va on
II ESD!AY. the 23rd day of May, 1888 at
II o'clock M. the following property slit
ua'ed in Bramhlcton Ward. IN the City of
Norfolk to-wit:
beginning at the southwestern intcrs C.
ton OF Bramblofon avenue and Maltby
avenue and extending westerly alsni:
brambleton avenue III feet; or III re- to a
stake 1T the eastern line OF the land now
@: formerly leased to r. y Perry thence
southerly ut right angles TO Bramblaton
Avenue l25 feet. thence eIste:iy parallel to
l;rambieton avenue III feet. or morc. to
aa!tby avenue. and thence northeriy
along Maltby avenue 10 feet to the he
TERMS.-One-th' I'd cash: balance. one
ana Two years. with interest from date of
sale nj six Der cent. per annum. n:.vaiie
Senli-annually. TO be evidenced by ncgn.in-
ole notes and secured by deed 81 trust
constituting first lien upon the property
DECD OF trust to be dawn. stamped aud
recorded II the expense OF the purcl scr.
T. r. EORLANp. Trustee
TOWNSEND ~ JONES
lnVfo-tls Nurti.r,l,,,.
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BYRD, BALDWIN & co,
HE>TALAGEN, mOOuS. =. tND.,
tiADDINGrDt Ef;Is.DEet;,
GEA ~ NE;.E..T.


10 Falkland. $3.50.
i25 Church. 500.
STORIES.
iGl Church. 5000.
3Si Church. 5000.
53T Church. 5000.
s. Bank. so 60.
- Commercial. SO.
900 CRANKY. $500.
Sli CRANKY, 5000.
OFFICES.
Warehouse and OF.
fees cor. Water
and I'ayette. SS3.3I
l05 CRANKY. Si5.Co.
2i7 Main. $40 each
800 Main, stables. s.
West Building. cor.
Main and Church.
IaddiEgton Build
ing. cor. CRANKY
and CITY Han ave.
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certify that the bond required OF tho
Special Commissioners III the above decree
has been duly given.
my6-l0t CHAS. O. SAVILLE, Clerk.
IL URSUANT TO 4 DECREE or THE
Court Of Law and Chanccry of the
city OF Norfolk. Virginia. entered this LIST
day OF May 1899. in the chancery suit
therein pending, in which David Parker
Burgess by his next friend. is plaintiff.
ana Louise +. burgess and others are
defendants, We will sell n public auction
at the Norfolk Real Estate Exchange No.
235 Man street. Norfolk. Virginia. OH
WEDNESDAY TILE l1TH Day OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

BY y. T.. Rogers and L. u. Chafnn & Co.,
UncorporateD Real Estate
AuctiDnccrS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
TRyN KS.

= squarc-top Canvass Trunk. brass
bolts ana ,amns. iron bottom. brass knees
ou i0p ana uottcm. steel strap hinges.
Gle leather straps. division FOR nat bon.
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DWELLINGS.
ROOMS.

s Cecilia. si.5O.
500 CRANKY. $1,000.
eos Pr. Anne, $500.
100 Church. $3.50.
iS2 Maple S.. 50.
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I)R. NJ. I-1pr'
yOS. A. ECKSTEIN.
4 LBERI' >TEINAUSER.

.-.. Attorney and Counselor,
OFFICE IN i.EIHoLD BLOCK, End FLOOR.
legal wise given, and suits tried In al
courts Collections attended to a7d tltle&
and deeds ;, rfected.
NRyv I1,N MINI
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COLONIAL CABINET Is OUT
Porto RiCan Ministry Tenders
!. Its Resignation.
SEVERAL OFFICES THE ISSUE
Natives Object to the Americans Being
Placed at the Head of Important
Departments

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Feb. THE
insular cabinet has rendered it's resigna-
ton to Governor General Henry be-
cause. after Diminishing Carbonel, Gen.
eral Henry ordered General Eaton to
take charge Of the department of public
instruction and Major Pierce of the de-
partment Of public works. Both these
departments belong to the interior de-
partment. The cabinet demands the
immediate appointment Of a successor
to Senior Carbonel and that natives be
appointed in place of General Eaton and
Major Pierce in accordance with previ-
Gus enunciations Of the policy of Gen
eral Henry and the colonial commission
that no Americans are to hold Office
here. General Henry promises COM
pliance with these demands and the
designations of the members of the insu-
lar cabinet are therefore held in abey-
ance .,
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GENERAL OTIS REPORTS.

Insurgents Driven Beyond the Lines They
Formery Occupied.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE following
dispatch from General Otis at Manila
has been made public: ..-.....
'Insurgents in large force made at
tack on our outposts at 8:45 Saturday
night. At 4 o'clock Sunday morning
entire line engaged. All attacks re-
pulsed. At daybreak advanced against
insurgents and have driven them beyond
lines they formerly occupied, Capturing
several villages and their defensive
works. Insurgent loss in dead and
wounded large. Our own casualties
thus far estimated at ITO; very few
fatal. Troops enthusiastic and acting
fearlessly. Navy cid splendid work on
tanks enemy. City held in check and
absolute quiet prevails. Insurgents
have secured many Mauser rifles, few
field pieces and quick-fring guns, with
ammunition, during last month s.
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SUSPICIOUS OF. AMERICANS.


London Representative of Aguinaldo Dis
cusses the Situation.
LONDON, Feb. "a representative of
the Associated Press saw the London
representative of Aguinaldo during the
evening. He expressed surprise at the
news from the Philippines, but declared
the Fillpinos at Manila were suspicious
Of the attitude Of the United States and
had formed the opinion that it was bet
ter to fight before the Americans were
reinforced. The representative added
that Mabini, the head Of the Filipino
cabinet, and his colleagues were con-
WINGED that if the Americans were
beaten now public opinion in the United
States would insist upon the mainte-
nance Of Filipino independence.
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THE SPANISH STORY.

General Rios Cables Madrid That Ameri-
cans We're Defeated.
MADRID, Feb. Intense excitement
was caused here by the receipt Of the
following official dispatch from General
Rios, the Spanish commander in the
Philippines:
/ s.The insurgents have violently at
tackled and captured almost the whole
Of the exterior American line. The
Americans offered a vigorous resistance
at the exterior barrier, using their ar
tillery as well as their squadrons. The
warships destroyed and burned Caloocan,
Pace and several towns in the neigh
borhood. Both sides suffered materi-
ally. Very sharp firing continues.
The popular sympathies here are on
We side Of Aguinaldo.
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THE BATTLE IN DETAIL.

Clash Commenced by Fnipinos Refusing
to Obey American Sentries.
MANILA, Feb. THE long expected
rupture between the Americans and
Filipinos has come at last. The former
are now engaged in solving the Philip
pine question with the utmost expedi-
ton possible.
The clash came at $40 Saturday even
ing, when three daring Filipinos darted
past the American pickets and refused
to stop when challenged.
They repeated the experiment with
out drawing the sentries' fire, but the
third time Corporal Greedy challenged
The Filipinos and Then fred, killing one
Of them and wounding another. Al
most Immediately afterward the Fill
Pine line from Caloocan to Santa Mesa
commenced fusilade which was inef-
fectual.
Volunteers Replied Vigorously.
The Nebraska, Montana and North
Dakota outposts replied vigorously and
held their ground until reinforcements
arrived.
The Fiipinos in the meantime con-
centrated at three points, Caloocan,
Galgagin and Santa Mesa. At about /
o'clock the Filipinos opened hot Ere
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TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER.

Reported che Insurgent Less Amounts to
Thousands.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Morning Post
publishes the following in its account
of the fighting at Manila:
1.-The engagements of Saturday night
and Sunday have proved a veritable
slaughter Of the Filipinos, their killed
beng reported as amounting to thou
sands. Many of the insurgents were
driven into the Pasig river and drowned.
The Americans could scarcely have
been better disposed. It is known that
the attack was fully expected and every
preparation had been made to meet the
contingency"
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CAsUALT. ON Goth
SIDES VEEY HEAVY
Two Hundred OF Uncle Sans
Boys Killed and Wounded
in the Charge.
Loss of Life on the Other Side
Said to Run Up Into the
~.s Thousands.

.
MANILA, Feb. THE Filipinos at
tackled the American line from Calico
can to Santa Mesa at 8:45 Saturday
evening. There was a heavy fusilade
on both sides and the artillery was
used.
The United States cruiser Charleston
and the gunboat Concord bonn barded
the enemy.
The Americans, after magnificent
charges, captured several Of the enemy's
positions. -. .....s.. -
The Americans lost 20 killed and 1875
wounded. The Filipinos lost heavily.
Of the Americans killed in the battle
eight belonged to the First Nebraska
and five to the First Idaho.
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SITUATION SATISFACTORY

Latest Dispatch From General Otis u
Reassuring.
WASHINGTON, Feb. The following
dispatch was received at 1:15 from GEN
eral Otis:
Situation most satisfactory. No;ap-
prehension need be felt. Perfect quiet
prevails IN city and vicinity Listsof
casualties being prepared and will be
forwarded soon q possible. Troops in
excellent health and spirits. Z
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FROM ADMIRAL DEWEY.

The Naval Commander Reports No Cas-
ualties in His Division.
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE following
message has been received from Ad-
miral Dewey at Manila:
insurgents here inaugurated general
engagement Saturday night which con-
tinued through Sunday. The American
army and navy is generally successful.
Insurgents have been driven back and
our line advanced. No casualties to
navy" " ~.
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from all three places siiniu1 tzneo1illy.
This was supp lsme nted ~ the Are 81
two siege guns at Balk-Balk and BY "a
yancing their skiirmishers at Pace and
Panda The Americans responded
with terrific FIRE, but owing to the
darkness they were unable to determine
its effect.
The Utah light artillery finally sue
|ceeded in silencing the native battery.
The Third artillery also did good worl
on the extreme left. The engagement
lasted over an hour
Warships Take Hand.
The United States cruiser Charleston
and gum BOAT Conc cord, stationed off Nal
sbona, opened FIRE from their secondary
batteries on the Filipino position at Cal
ocean and kept it up vigorously.
At 2:45 there was another fusilade
along entire line, and the United States
sea-going turretted monitor Monad-
mock opened fire on the enemy from off
Malate. With daylight the Americans
advanced.
The California and Washington regi-
ments made a splendid charge and
drove the Fiipinos from the villages Of
Peco and Santa Vesa.
The Nebraska regiment also distin-
guished itself, capturing several prison
ers and one howitzer and very strong
position at the reservoir, which is con-
nected with the waterworks.
Dakotans Do Good Work.
The Kansas and Dakota regiments
compelled the enemy right flank to re-
tire to Caloocan. There was inter1nit-
tent firing at various points all day
long. The losses Of the Filipinos can
not be estimated at present, but they
are known to be consid erable.
The American losses are estimated at
20 men killed and 125 wounded.
The Ygorates, armed with bows and
arrows, made a very determined stand
in the face Of a heavy artillery fire and
left many dead on the field. E ....
Many attempts were made in this city
Saturday to assassinate American Of
fcers