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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrougb trains leave New-YoFk foot OF ChAloe
. tnIoN. ana Ave minutes earlier from West I'D
a,oo a M-yesti1aled Express daily for binsnAntSn.
weverly Elmra, Buffalo. Bradford. JAMESTOWN ArUs
pn~aIo : p NJ Parl0r 20 Bunalo.
bSo.II. W-pally except sundays. Binzhamton.
ovSce1 Wsvery Eimira and Delaware Valley poiatA
Osii9 10 port Jervis and Monticello. Pullman Partoe
Car -. Att. silt.
,r1r for Chicago Arrives Cievarf 20 A. NJ. chicago,
s NJ slsepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
30 p N-Bu1aIo and Cleveland vestibulsd Express
1sv Arri-es az Buffalo 90 A NJ, Bradford - A. NJ
jamestown 90 A NJ. Youngstown 10 p A NJ Cleye..
lad y 80 P seepers to Buffalo and Cleveland care
o,IS p M.-Daily solid Tor Binghamton, wavery,
Fn1irs and chicago. sleepers Buffalo, Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car ,.,-. ,,,, p,.,,,,,>, A.
L coMMODATIoNs az Ill ii3 2sl +0l an soI Broad o
~ f1T Povery l25th-st. and 2I3 West l1otn
a., chambers and West 2ad-st ferries. NewYprk &3
sns SEQ Tuton-st Broadway. Brooklyn i22 River ST.
TIcboksn and Jersey City Nep-fOrk Transfer
Co calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
tances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. r.

SCHEDULE n EFFE 49, "a Is7''
FOR THE WEST.
York South Ferry tWheh1A s.s t;r,,
Leave Liberty street minutes later ,s.-.
sDaly. fExcspt Sunaay. -. Z. ~ - -
'l2 10 night. -. ..,v, Eu
PITTS BURG. '430 a. n (Ioerty street. 0nNN' Wv
p cTT,YcrNN4rf, ST LOUIS. .s@ a m. 'o6a ne
ROYAL Blue TRANS ->,..-
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE y %, 'SOoo- tt1Diin-st'
eli Is a m Dinerl tl2 IS D. lDlnerl - = ',,iner,'
So CRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman
.fB CDlaer. '5& .. Diner) and '4-A" H-sa-
NORFOLK. +l2.55 ?. m. ,., No., ,,-s.
oaces: ia l72 PSI ass 1854 Brosdway % unlon "a
", fS- powsry n Y $50 Fulton st. 80 Graham ava,
p,ooot1vn. whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST Baggage
ehscEeS from hotel or residence 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

az the bidding e-iec for % test ssntiuus
but no staple had that basis OHetlnes -
any figure light and importers confident N .st
the abroad The DISASTROUS storm IN uts
Indies. while seriously damaging shipping OF al us0-
tons failed effect speak OF on the oc@
The cables reported beet sugar al London a.
and lower August delivery easing OF 2sd TO- Ios ~
and September delivery declining I'D. n los osto
market described steady with ply ILL., LIZ
doing quoted l2s oil fair refining lis 20
European visible supply l.56o 600 tons ts
comparing with 1.50s.25 tons AZ equal da'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne ruled very nrn az gay
an go Leonard md firm markets the south ana al Ie
cos. prices were nc higher Rosn anc TAR wee 49,
quite Arm but showed no chang as 10 prices ~1
follow 49, ,,Sn
TAR-Regtars s. IS. do oil. bbls. - 90
SPIRITS r-RPENTINE-50Q9Ni4c .. ,oa., ,o,.. :,
POsfN-Common TO good strained: 81 9oGSl S23 y
81 50. r. 81 %. O 81 60 y; 81 -, 40 IT, e. 10 ~ " 49,
STOCK on HAND
80 80
Spirits turpentine 49t bbs
Tar .......--..... -''''''' -, %
Charleston Aug Io-Turpentine hrra' foc' sa4ss' -
casks Rosn nrrn UNCHANGED sal- =, 80 -, bfs 70
Lint. AK his R0s- firm: sales It4s Dds reye'ps
,ea.p..s' a,,.4Y, y - n 81. Z 81 %. F. 81 10 -,
q 90 n SIC K 81 50 NJ 81 50: y 81 20 " O. 81 30
W ~ Aug l0-sprts turpentne firm. +Ig4Ii-ci
- 194 Ask Rosin hrm 0Oqs5c receipts ~ ou;s
Crude tlrpertine firm - ~ ara > - rT''P'S - ~
Tar am, 81 90. receipts. pa Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATSkILL.

VIA LAT SKILE.
To all Points ou CATSkILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS and
NEW ia NNh.t{sLTLI.E RAILWAYS making direct con
nectlons with New York Central trains, leaving az >
II 80 ana ana West Shore trains leaving az LOO
aud 81 MI -,
Also Direct connections with the HUDSON id'sf DS
Boats and the Catskiu Evening Line
Reduced Excursion good for the season.
The DETROIT SPECIAL. over the New YORK Gentral
leaving al ? ". DAILY. INCLUDINci sI,NDAr, win
Psrlor and Dining Cars. arords he SHORTEST most
executions and convenient way Z reaching me Hotel
Kaa'esskll. Mountain Hovse. Laurel House Antlers
Haines Corners. TANNERsvILIE. and all the Mountain
PARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Aug 10 ? m-Cotton-spot-tal de
nand prces hardening: American mlddling f-led Inc
ssIss - tn dsv were bales, OF when LOO were
for speculate and export and included 300 American
pscer,u bales including $500 American FUTURES
opened 1uet and closed steady al the advan American
mltdlIng n &. August 3 29-o+gS - 80 OulsIs
-, s4p,e-nber 24-64G3 23-6fd buyers. Sep
TEMPER and octobe3 2s4gS "a 4d sellers October and
S.vsvrber q ed buyers November and December
81 ga buvers December and January. 2l-S4d sellers
January and FebruAry 2i-6id sellers February and
- q Of -G.a3 22-64d buyers March and April.
% s4d buyers April and May. 23e4d sellers May ana
June 23-s4l3 n S4d buyers; June ana July -4-o4p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
p AREjIT.M DIVISION.

no ~ I'D - " D,1'y except Sunday. 70
Pittsfe!d: sundays only az p ~ A NJ
Wagre- Palace Cars on al. through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Ftntsen ,Asnt 49,. -
linton So w 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 18th 81:
i25h ST and l3sth stations. New York 80 and IN
ErIfor q, Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone "2Te0 Thirty-eghth Street tor New iorx
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotei "
resdsnce bv westcott EXPRESS Company
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bu~alo Aug n -Snrinr wheat light demand steady;
No Northern spot 75I4c: No ? Northern 7o&c Winter
wheat inquiry No red offered az If'zc to aITiye
Corn strong. 30 yellow 37d ar nc No yellow. S6Aa
Sc. 10 corn 3Gi. d3sIc; No corn 35N g3eRc no :
corn 35i5c strong No white. 25lsc, no 3 Wnlts
24kc No : white ga c. No mixed DC. No mixed
22Hc Barley-Ohio offered AZ 4oG4ic Rye-sales
Of No l. or track At sc. Canal freishts steady four
steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

Cash quotations were follows. Flour steady; No )
spring wheat 67I6ssc No red 7o1ac 80 =-og; corn
s2i,c. No yellow 33a33Ac. No oats. Iha2l nc
No white PAS. No white. 22agzc No rye oSS ~:
prime tim othy seed 50 451so ~ clover contract gTaae
81 . mess pork per Dbl - +oHss % ard per dVO .o
s. o. ass % short ries sides loose - .9eS2 10
sailed shoulders boxed s. 5es5 ga short clear a1es
(boxeil IS 3OS5 whiskey distilers nnisnh GOODS
per gal 81 %. sugars. cut loaf unchanged On NE
Produce Exchange to- day the butter narse wa m
cresreries 13ia Glsc dairy l2Gloc- cheese F'H 's4
Egg fresh. l2tac. .
Cincinnati Aug. 1c-F1our quiet Whea, nrner' 90 no
. red ISL 769c Corn frmer; No mixed csc Us
armer; No mixed. 22A a22lsc. Rye quiet; No Doc
Butter steady. Sugar nrm- Eggs quet al &C On7='e
steady.
Milwaukee Aug lo-whsat dull: No, / Northern
= - No ? Nort6ern 7or. Rye Arm No /. S4c Barley
steady. No 4lc. sample 35a39c
Minneapolis. Aug Ie-Ciose Wheat in store 10 !
Nortaerr August ssc septemosr es pees Snrth
ern Nc No Northern t . "a dg' ms srs Gears
& 5O4 So 40 Bran In bulk S. 1880
Philadelphia Aug lO.-Whsat steady; contract craze
nIEed August 3si. 6367c oats nrmer but quiet NO
white clipped q irG2Sc No 3 DO. 2bc DO No M, niAe,
oeGoelc pItter nrn Western creamery, l5c. GO
prints 2ic Eggs IN goo5 demana and 40 Southern
t2Si3r cheese unchanged Receipts-Flour, ! $50 DDS
an ? go wheat 5000 bush corn -oS o9 900
20 O00 bush Shpments-Wheat l@'p nush' corn l"f''
bush. oats. 1900 ..- -.
,ambe- 6gG6ql,c. December. re, MAY, Ioc 70 marc
ssLc Corn No cash 3lAc; September. 81 Decem-
no. % \ Sl267.c NAV sc. Oats--No cash -i'ac' SIP
temher 2Ohc. May. 22c No white sc
Toledo Aug i0-vhest lower; No ash OF ,5 Se
,.Tber lilo bid Corn active. lower 70 mixed ." &c
o.. AN steady. No mixed. 20b3c. Rye nominal 10
car Sac Cloverseed active, higher prime cash. 30 %
bid october. s. 20 asked
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6rlp 1)anteo Male.

WANTED - First-clasS, clean-cut,
able bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen Apply
40 State ST.. daily. in the morning
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
LEKiCH VALLEY.

.t,ons foot OF cd Cortlandt and Deshrosses
K L Ferries
thine Other agurs cortisndt Desorosses
sreets DAILY except sunday sunday only Other trains
Dali SUNDAY leaves IS. sunday leaves IS sunday
leaves6 B -
r655 7.OOAN. Local FOR EAsION. .
r5J e.. os y. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ard
Wet principal local pointS Psror and Dining Cars Con
,.Ii55 "a 90 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
ppes fandsomest train the world Limited seating
Sleepers
10 Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service a
sin.5J /. 90 P. ~ For WILkESBAhHE, SCRANTON,
t.3.JJ 4.eSP Coal Branch and Intermediate Ponts
-.i.55 5.I5P N Local FOR MAUCH CHUNK
+s5,lO 500 NJ. Local FOR MAUCH CHUNK
+.S.iO, 500 N. Local Express FOR EAsToS ,>s
.555 10. For Buffalo ard points West through
Sleeping Car. y Chicago And Toronto - ., -, -opoyro
.,.l5. =. 90 Express for BUFFALO and IOfsoNAO'
None bnf Sleeping Car Passengers carried ,-vv.ro
sIU,a5, 10. 3OP.A ForfrHACA. ROC HESTER 81 Al"
est Sleeping % ---...
80 PlAlSFIELD and Boz Nd Bkook oesss osis see
Tickets Pullman az rs 81 ~ 30 - e
ilst BROADWAY Columbus We
ssl Fulton ST. q Bdwy and Annex stAtion brookn
Transer call for and check baggage from hossi VI
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

COTTON-BuuIsh sentiment predominated on the Cot
ron Exchange again to-day The severe punishment az
though mlder form Concerted e0rt was made az the
force longs unload the cables having averaged
distinct disappointment and numerous Foreign st.Ls
orders having appeared. Leading bears TOOK aoFana-
even doubt among bulls possible oVeFTatng ~
crop pounded the market Vigorously But
crop 81 2d4 points the early TAI months me
a disposition 70 improve on the prices ot
last night Shorts quick 20 realize their precrols
rre. rninares bad ended the feeling very steady,
with the distant points net higher From thar
time on trend = values almost steadily upward
ou1ng all quarters with shorts and Wall street
vance was accelerated by huish nterpre alton 81 the
August Government report leading o. renewed heavy
reported the crop condition be - cent. or IS be
low July and Is per cent below the mean August
averages for the years This announcement II
had great weight mad the trade
9t hen Thoroughly inbued with idea that the crop
Nas ssteri0rated considerably within the last ten DAYS
owing and excessive temperature, lead
;ng Of heavy decrease n me crop c0hdlIon ~
q, September report Private advices rom reliable COZ
-esr,ants in the stated that the crop wac
,res4'-g badv and dropping IN many portions or
TeXas Unless puts IN ar appearance m the rnned
from Washington held out no hope OF rams anyN,ere ~
fA alt Tor tonight and morrow at least and further
re-ted throughouts the South. After furry or actNt
res- the end day, during which prices ga no.
chsnge perceptDly market closed steady al a net
y WGsms IT, said ot-dsy: Taking into oonsid-
grafton that the Government On June 10 saVe d
u acreage OF Per cent SosS'ner Stn 'e safe
= Government correct That the growing
cr9u Will be less than 10 10000 bales ms GOES h't ~
cr -he continued serious deterioration when Las Dee
fa-r ,,Iarv IN those OF the Mississippi River
The range OF oontrac, prices the local market to-day
Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

ne Texas report includes the condition IN ths sr0ost
submerged region. special report q" "N'~
Is44y tlr publication. 49, ...,.,. ia HIGHER.
spo, cotton quiet with quotauons i,rIsnd and
On the fasIs Of S&c for ulodllng " 40 -
CSC Tor mddng gulf as compared with liz hsIes
sp!nners. Spot cotton IN 4stsn.tchss 20
imddiinF quoted reported by speta IA, - Mobile
EXctauga as follows New Orleans hrnl 80 "a. a.
IoLllal II Ice Savannah steady, 10 steady
vance. Charleston quiet nominal w
Sac Norfolk steady. Baltimore nominal" w. So
phis firm SIC. Louis firm. o lS-lo~
The export movement follows; .,..
Sreat Dt $50
.--oAy .-.--..... --.-..-..-- eg4
lnns far this week .-.....- . lo4 zoe 40 $40 COS
Thus FAR this 3 +ssS t4 5000 -, I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables SPo a,d
hardening tendency; sales. 1000 bsss o,e Ameriesn
sxDori, 1000. American 1900; recelptHs 4vOp,
800 midalng upland 7-i6d Futures opsassa 81, "a
eeyerA i-s4d advance; closed STEADY a. 80 Fsnruary
vance. December January 32ls Januafy-r 9ab.
sIis; February-March. 321hb Marcn-AAP,rmi' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
vrw YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trains leave foot q " I'd 81 As WV
e. M-Day Express for all stations % Osses@
4 I'D Connections for Lakes Aosonk. Ainnswas&~s
49, A. M-Mountain Express % Ealenvule L4osrys
4.lO and intermediate stations. Lake hlamesha ACE
MAN. Lake. Faror
= 0n r. VI. saturdays ony}-stations 20 Ellenyiile.
| J)U R0ckand. Lake Klamesha and White LAks
- p M-vestihule Limited Stations o. Eilenyli.e.
1.lS Rockan1. Lakes Mohonk. Mnnswaska. klA-
mesha- and White Lake. Psrlor cars -
60 y. N. CFraaklin 81 5a45 y. A.p-ro chicago
O.lO daily. Stops Mddletown, Liberty. l. Manor.
Watoo Norwich Oneida. OsWegO, Niagara Falls. WAC
sr Sleeper Reclining Chair Car seats fFes through
10 CHICAGO, VIZ Wabash
ST,fcKrr AND PARIoR CAR SEATS At sTi Broad
Il way n Y. Y Transfer Co. checks bAggaoo
from rssdsnes 10 destination. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

Ro-Cofee market steady. No : Rio 6S5S, Elk
change sled receipts 1900 bags. cleared for the
Tre3 States 5000 bags cleared FOR Europe 900 bags
stock 2S8 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
DELAWARE. lAGkAwANNA { WESTERN

....- . A., YORK foot OF Barclay chTlstophss
StaN4O-S II -'S"
~ % m
Elnxhantou 80. = "a
Ruralo Ithaca Osveso bh-'-- - ~ = "a .s.o = m
ChicaE5 4 Sun. Express ~ S' 80
scranton Wnkesbarre & Plynlou'h .oo,o ioaonu
Express --... m. - a
Bur Fx (ar Bur Ih a MI &c IN = n 81 al = M
ithaca Oswego. Utica Ex - 'ocsuy,sd 10 : an n
tsssper 20 Scranton may DC sseIs =, IN .,S "a
,rickets and Pullman aee3nihoHN'''"" - 80 w. $50
a,a az atwsy Il PARK asaee a.. .A.ck h.~x...
Westcott's Express 70 ""' -" -
20 destinston -bA'P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
MANHATTAN BEACH.


Trains saith f r.. y. Y, week days.
6 40 go 40. 9.20 4 % m; lilo and hat-noury
Ito to $40 ?. 4.4O ) 10. etO GO. go. no. TAO.
$40 10 80. 10 .. m.
hourly 40 70 90 n. 1910 p. m
Leave foot whitehall Battery via 39th St. South
BROOKLYN Ferry daily 100 and hourly 500 a. m 70
n and every forty minutes 40 TO SiO and 80 ~
.. 'Week days only.
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
COMFY ISLAND via CULVER ROUTE.
FOOT OF WHITEHALL ST, y Y. oy 3Sth St BROOK
lyn Ferry Fast boats connect With express trains
Hourly 20 10 1920 every % minutes until $40 then
every 20 minutes until lO:0 Quickest trip 70 the Island
time 80 ulnutes
A LUXURIOUS TRIP AROUND THE WORLD IneId1
\ ing Paris Exposition start September y HfNFt
GAZE & SONS ". II Crunien Gent Ag Is Bway y /
A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for ne tribune
A received AZ their Uptown Once No l.242 Broadway.
% door north 3lst-s. until O'Clock m acVertise
nnents received following branch ofes at regular
or e. until O'Clock viz 2o4 sth-aVs > e
CO. 23d-st: 1872 sth-ave cor l2th-s. Macys 5th-ase;
and i4th-st: Columbus-avs. near West ootnst lo
42d-st between 7th and sth aves 1879 Eas LSSo
"a ave- between 18Th and TIth SITS: lgze dave nsar
6ls-st; los lst-ave near ssth-st CO. nsa
4ls-st sJ4 30 Bleecker-st: 10 bsecser-st'
zoos 3d-ave: $40 79ths 1921 3dave 2oo2 Sd-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

Foreign coffee markets: SantOs-Ccffee market steady
Fooa average 5000 receipts 1900 bags stock
TO2 00O bags HamburR-Con-e market opened = pfe
lower a; 2:3o ? n = ptg lower sales 1000 bags
Eavre-Conee market opened quiet az = p franc de
cline. al II N unchanged at quiet and un
changed closed kqia franc net decline total sales
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

COMPARISON OF the August Government rsp9rs 60
win t5cse - last month and August IN previous years
g mac as f2lo0s -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Trains arrive at depart from Grand Central statloa
40 Street New York. follows:
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-09-21
She wa. deeply moved.

made bundle of our effects and came
last. 1t was with a feeling of pro-
found relief and thanlifulEess that /
finally swung over the bulwark and
dropped upon the deck.
There were as many as threescore
people standing about. Other than
the sailors there were six or eight men
and as many women that were very
well dressed, and nearly all that were
talking seemed to be employing good
Castilian. Not many were of the
swarthy type of Spaniard.
AS l jumped off the rail the captain
shouted to his first officer to fill away,
and then turning to me asked in a
brusque but not harsh tone what it
was that had happened to us, and
what we were doing in these parts.
"Those questions and others | will
gladly answer" ! said, touching my
hat, "but first | beg that you will care
for this lady, who is not alone fatigued
but stands otherwise in need of your
hospitality"
He looked at me, as though not ex-
pecting such q precise and perhaps
well-chosen answer, but after a mo-
ment answered civilly:
VERY well, senior, that is not unrea-
sonable. | will see what may be done"
He turned to the ring of eager and
curious women and said, with a rough
sort of salute:
you have heard the senior, ladies.
Are there those among you who will
take the senorita and care for her?"
Isl, ST." cried a dozen generous voices
together.
With which they pressed forward
and with southern warm -heartedness
flung their arms about Dona Carmen,
and almost carried her away.
"And now, senor, we will overhaul
you bit" resumed the captain But
first, as to your boat. Is she worth
preserving? If she is no better than
she looks, / care not to tow her very
far"
First bear with me till have asked
a question" l answered. "Whither are
you bound?"
For Panama" he replied, trife
impatiently.
Alas, senor." said, sadly, "you will
scarce go there; Panama is in the
hands of the buccaneers!"
''Diablo! what say you?" he cried,
starting. ''In the hands of the buc-
caneers-of the English pirates? Nay,
1t cannot be! Madre de Dios."
Those standing about caught the
words and a great stir followed Sew
eral pressed forward, and without
further regarding the captain began
to ask eager questions, and some fu-
riously swore. In the midst of the
hubbub stout, sturdy, gray-haired
man, with a fresh complexion and very
well dressed, pushed his way to the
front.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-09-21
'yps mn ~ -fIfi, ist,t III ,tif0e Il q irsn |

:, We nov" fBoh Sht 1T time TO signal,
and the captain tore off the senorita's
canvas curtain and ailiXed it to.the end
of an oar.' | slso fetched out my pis-s
tolls and successfully let them off. !
was determined that no lack of sea-
sonable notice, if she were Indifferent
about taking us, should stand as an eX-
cuse. .... ...-..- ,.....-. ...-.'
She sees US! She is about to lack
her topsail," cried Sellinger.
This joyful news proved true. 1t
NEEDED only a single pull at the sheet
and thrust of the tiller; and we
picked up our former headway and
raced for her long Sside.
,HShe's West Indies built Sellihger
commented for the last time: AYE,
twig the bluck wood in her lower spars
and the straight lines of her poop!
But what is her uame2 She seems to
have kind of gilt flying fish for a
fgurehead."
1T maun be an angel-the figure
head" answered Mac Ivrach. though
wi some recfing O. the petticpat. or
whatever, and her name is the San
chica."
was hauling in sheet and the sloop
was swinging off the ships bow before
much more could be said.
a short. black be arded man III II
rough jacket AMI long boots swung
himself up to the fore-shroud and
hailed us. Truly enough, the words
were Spanish.
"Sloop ahoy!"
- "'Board the ship!" beloved back.
1--WE are in distress!".
He took a short. look before.ha an
swered again.
r"Yon may board. Drop aft and stand
by for a 'lihe."'
There is.a woman with u.s." I
shouted, once, more. will you. not
take her in at the chains?" He made
gesture as though of surprise. !.
AYE. Lay up to the main chains"
gave the sloop the trifling way she
required and luffed again just off the
midships bulwark. This was now lined
with heads.
Some men came running that way
the officers voice sharply directing
them. and at once the fakes of line
shot out and fell across our fore deck.
Mac Ivrach was there to receive it, and
with a good turn we were at last con-
rected with the ship. Another line fol
lowed. and two sailors dropped into
the chains to handle it. I l,urriedly
explained to Dona Carmen what the
design was and secured her in the
loop of it. We had only to wait for
q favorable moment and the men safe
ly drew her up. Mr.. Tym, Capt. Sell
linger and Mac Ivrach followed, and
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-09-21
FLAW In THE TRIAL.
Why the Carter Sentence Has Not
Yet Been Enforced.
A story of PccuIatinn which Has Not
It's Equal in American army
RecordS--'Fhc Captain "Cut
Dead" by Ola Comrndes

1t is almost two years age that Capt.
Oberlln NJ. Carter was tried by court
martial and folind guilty of having
cmbezzled large sums Of money while
he, as an officer in the United States
corps Of engineers. was in charge of
harbor and river mprovencnts along
the gulf coast. The court-martial SEN
fenced him to be dismissed from the
army, 10 be imprisoned FOR term Of
three years and to pay fine of $4,000.
The decision of the court-martial was
unanimous, and it was sent to the
president for his signature, but for
some reason the order of the court-mar-
tial was never carried out. President
Mckinley has had the case reviewed
by the attorney general, and others of
high standing as lawyers, and in each
Instance the finding. of the courtmar-
tial has been sustained, But Capt. Car
ter maintained his standing in the
army and has drawn full pay as if he
had not been disgraced by reason of
the court-martial.
Since the appointment of Elihu Root
ms secretary of war the case has again
been reviewed, and although the sec
retary of war cannot find warrant
in the testimony to show that Carter
is not guilty, yet he is said to have
found a flaw which will. enable the
president to set aside a part of the
sentence. of the court-martial. This
means that Capt. Carter may go free.
He may be dismissed from the army
and may be fined $4,000 if the presi-
dent so decides.
That Capt. Carter has had powerful
influences working for him to have the
matter delayed is said to be the case.
He originally came from Ohio, and it
Is said he owes his career in the army
tc the members of the Sherman family,