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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAI.E-TO THE QUICKEST BUYER-LOT
i.xlSo to sofoot alley; St near m, n Cap NV;
mh2I-3t 319 "A st. NV.
FOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF d ST. NEAR 1sT
ne: lot 2ox120; paved alley on side and rear;
mh274,tf H. L. RUST. COS 14th NV.
FOR SALE-ExCEILENT LOTS, CHEAP, IN
II M sA foH E Of ASR spS sec F.
Is IN 10. RANDOLPH. E. OF 1sr. 5ox90. 55c. FIT
70 I! 10 q 3k G 'c TE ssF rp SUIT
]. b. WINNER, REAL EST. 1920 q ST. NV.
For sALE.Two LOTS. RENNING ROAD: BE,
A' 'e'' -'Ni aLExASDEn DERcouRr
mh21-3t 301 f. Cap. St. Oriental House.
FOR SALE-TwEIVE LOTS: NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave. near U street NV: Whole or part; 10 per
cent cash. balance easy terms: splendid chance
for builder or apartment house. Address BOX
~. Star Office. IT.
FOR sALE-2o-FT. LOT ON ST. BET. 18TH
and 18th NV Owner nonresident; must must, sell Sc
REAL ESTATE AND RESTAL AGESTs.
THE CHEAPEST BUILDING LOTS on CO.
mh24-3t
FOR SALE-
The finest lot on 10th st. NV, just north of
mh24-st DIG F st. NV.
FOR SALE
Two fine lots Dupont Circle; 24x95 each;
north side street; can be bought at sacrifice.
b. H. WARNER COMPANY.
mh24-3t GIG f st. H.
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE MUTUAL INTERESTS.
offer nine %, building lots. So. 1853. Nos. 1874
to 172. inclusive, including the corner Of Sd
and SITS. ne. No reasonable offer ,i refused fused
mh24 p 20 81 app 81" 500 Pa. ave NV.
FOR SALE-OR ,.EASE-OvER $4,000 FEET OF
land, 18th and + SITS. ne. adjoining HYGIENE Ice
Co. s plant. suitable for manlfactoly, brewery or
other business. An Offer wanted.
Address OWNER, 1904 y. Arlington ave-.
mh13-tu&s-Sts6 BALTIC, Md.
FOR SALE-LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS AND
squares North Capitol. LIST street and cross
streets from Il street to Soldiers Home; rapid
transit with all city improvements; being In
mile limit saloons allowed; good section
for homes; special rates to builders and investors
For plats and prices apply to
mill JOSEPH PAUL 500 st. W.
FOR SALE : DESIRABLE LOTS II CHOICE
ncishborhool: U 81. I'd ct can arrange
loan for builder. Address Box %. Star Office.
mh12- est
FOR SALE-FINEST LOCATION IN EAST WASH
ingtOn; Massachusetts ave. and Sth st. Ne;
wide parking; fronts small reservation; exceed
ingly low price-S1 IS So. #.
mbS-26t ALLEN C. CLARK, COS NV.
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Grand Atlantic Hotel.

Now open. Fifth season. The finest family and
transient hotel on the coast $50 beautifully fur.
Hotel Is thoroughly heated by steam and open
crates Large sun parlors and irst-class orchestra
Elevators run to street level. In fact every DOS.
sible comfort for the traveller and permanent guest
Location is central and within easy access Of the
fsmous Steel Pier, which is now open and affords
every pleasure to the visitor.
Spring rates. which include a handsomely fur.
n1shed room and the finest cuisine and service o..
tainable-American plan, s12 90, SIG 90 and 1850
PEI week each Oh. adult person, ESQ per day.
pointed cafe attached.
Write for illustrated booklet. Hotel coaches meet
all trains CHARLES n G0ISTs
mil -2Rt-22 - -
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-OR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILD
ing lots, oON2OO. on Kenesaw ave. near 18th St;
VIII exchange for improved property southwest.
Address q. D. D., Star office. mh26-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE
We have long list OF properties for exchange.
Call and see US; you may find something sdit
you.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY
mh24-3t qI6 AT n U
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-AT BRoOKLAND, A SEVEN ROOM
house, large lot, s2,2o0kj -Ffve-rcom cottage,
$500. Fifty lots at 12cs per foot. GRACE NJ.
THOMAS, 100 Corcoran bldg. mh21-6ts
FOR SALEM RIvERADL4E HOUSE WITH
bath and modern improvements. Price only 81, 300.
small cash and modest monthly payments. APP
ply to E 8. c., 255 st. NV, after s. by mail.
mh2T-4tf - n
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SPRING RESORTS.

The Atlantic City once of The Even
Ing Star is located at 13O0-13 Atlantic
avenue, where any Information con-
corning advertising, etc, can he OBJ
tatned. The rates are the same ~
charged at the Home once.
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TOis SALE S3,u CASH. BAL ST PER MONTH.
illuu ~, interest: rye tiled bath; cellar
furnace cnII AMI gas range: cabinet nantes:
Iai,-.la>s storm door; every Improvement; price
only 81 less than cost Of construction
~ WM T. SHANNON, 1910 q ST. AIncs bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
81 500 will buy house Columbia
Heights; stories: rooms; southern exposure;
kitchen first Goor.
b. II. WARNER COMPANY.
mh24-3t 916 st. NV
FOR SALE-TO COLORED PERSONS WE HAVE
tIv" desirable homes low prices. which will be
sold easy terms TO frst-class coOred persons !;
on Pierce g. near 10th St NV. and the other
on 18th st. n each has mcdern Improvements
For further Information apply to
mh2i3t DEEBI.E & co. 1910 + st. NV.
FOR SALE-S6 700 FOR MODERN 81 800 HOUSE.
admirably located Capitol Hill; built and oc-
cuped by owner 2 stories: rooms. bath, store
rooms, cellar, granOlithic walk: lot 100 IT. deep;
paved alley in rear; porcelain tub marble stand.
tiled and wainscoied vestibule; hot air: southern
exposure; convenient to two lines cars; first
class condition.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY.
mh24-3 916 st. NV
FOR SALE
The greatest bargain Columbia Heights:
southern exp sure; lot 5Ox15O 2O-ft. alley: To-
room brick house and stable; car line at corner;
rented at 5000 per mo-; be bought for less
than the ground Is worth
b. H. WARNER COMPANY.
mh2+3 9l6 st. NV
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Reed, Specialist.

Treats successfully Catarrh, Kidney and stom-
ach Troubles, etc. CURES special diseases with.
put the use Of mercury, etc. Office hours 10 to
l. 8 to 6; Sunday, 10 to IL. CONSULTATION
FREE 500 18TH ST NV mhio o.,
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DIR. Leatherman,
Expert specialist in the cure Of all special dis
cases OF men and women. Consultation freo
Daily, t. Il, Q to 8; Tues, Thurs. and sat
evenings. tG & zoe NV. Closed on Sunday.
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FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE 3-STORI
press hrirk hay window house; rooms; with all
modern imIrcv eIu"nts: built and now occupied by
owner. = squares from the new library: an ele-
giant chance for any one wishing an uI-to-dale
hrtSs. .Id.eSs Il. n. Star office. mh2i Ut
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FUI: SlI.E- THIS Is A FINE HOME STORY:
HARD WOOD: cabinet aLtelS: tiled bath: 6-tt
mirrors; iitst for: 2-story bIcK FOX. II:
servants closet: furnace. cellar; south frout nne
~pcrOn south If + ST. $500
WW = SHANNON 1910 g ST.. Ames bldg.
II : II Houses III Homes and Investments.
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FRENCH LINE.
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRB-PARIS France)
Sailing every Thursday at 10 am
From Pier No. ~. North River. foot Morton st.
La Touraine. Mar; % La SGascogne. April 10
La Bretagne April 5fLa, Touralne. April 2e
LAquitaine. April ~ Lac Bretashe. May 8
Accommodations reserved In the Grands Hotels
du Trocadero during the Paris Exposition.
General Agency for United States and Canada, SO
Broadway, New York,
G. W. MOSS 1927 i ST NV f.1 Am II
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SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.

LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL OCEAN END SOUTH
Carolina ave.-Amerien and European plans: res
taurant and buffet attached full ocesn view.
steam heat; open all year. S. A. SCHwEISFORT.
mh2f-lS6Li
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\ few bargains Westminster St NV bet
9Th and ION. arm. resd mes: bath AID cellar;
IsrI--Tc-i tirsI:-' out: god yHd$ and all nl0rrn
improve u-Ist-. thrc" Inns {" center OF city
prtrc >I.u-st. easy Call at office for permit
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
In the matter Of the order of inquest to make
partition valuation Of the real estate of Rohert
Paugh, late OF Whitemarsh township, in said cogn-
ty. deceased: said real estate consisting of Il
messuage and three lots OF land situate in the vii
lage Of Spring MIL in said Wbitemarsh township:
To Charles Cunningham, over fourteen years Of age
son Of Margaret Cunningham, deceased and Harry
Fredericton, of full age Of Isabella Frederick
son. deceased both Of the city Of Washington D C.
Take notice: That by virtue of said order / will
hold an inquest on said premises Wednesday
May 2, 1900, at 10 O'Clock m, to make partition
valuation Of said real estate at which time and
place you are requested to attend.
JOHN X. LIGHT. Sheriff.
Sherln's Once, Norristown, Pa, March %, 1900
mh2I-law3w
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE IN n W
5000; one square from Conn. and St;
rooms. cellar; furnace: large tiled bath: hand
some mantels. ]. T. CHESLEY, $40 14th NV
mh1T-l2ts
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nss.-.t STONE { FAIRFAX so6 F st. NV.

F1Is SAI.t. EFpJ CEp To s.. 1un: COST OWNER
s.. On account If leaving city and being
greatly in need Of nnneyA c'zy b-rUom bay
.uiil,.w lIirE; must be sold: 125l st ne; good
lot
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FOR SALE OR LEASE SPLENDID CENTRAL
corner, Cottage Hotel Ocean Grove, y. J.; 16
guest chambers, small bed rooms large dining
ROOM pariors. Office, servants rooms, etc; fur
nished; yard: bargain to quick purchaser. Also a
delightful Ocean Grove residence for sale.
mh2i3t LATIMER & NESBIT, 1921 G ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FfIE NNT.F.- :,
f.c-tutiful Row homes on Fla. ave NV bet 81
and 9Th Str..ts. with souihern 'Ni',S'ift' "It,'n
~, u ~ ii 81, IL. I'm. t., center If city: and Z?
rIns. Wiz bath. 3Strry AMI cellar Hfiisit'i III
oak. t te= heat: risctsir els. easing lure
Is.-r,rr- completely prieFcd amt shaded: prices
500 nu, $500 Call al office for permit to in
sIscr- lii'S- u Ilr--\f,r-i ~ -
r.h2I-3t 1900 F street NV
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FOR SALE,-oE MASS. AVENUE NV, BAR
gain; Louise 202; brick; story; 6 rooms; lut
25-ft front: price only So 100
WESCDTT, WILCOX & HIESTON,
mh24-3t 1920 + nv
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FOR SAI1E-TO THE QUICKEST BUYER-LOT
1Ix135 to 30-foot alley; q st. near N. Cap. NV;
$3.50 Come quick JOHN SCRIyENER,
mh2I-3t 319 Al NV
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FnE SNIF CHEAP AT S:;.6W-A NEARLY NEW
SPOON brick dwelling T NV. one Of the
Irrfticsr squares. This is bargain; cost owner
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HOTEL TRAYMORE, on THE BEACH.
The world-famed allthe- year-health and pleasure
resort.
During the past four months has been extensively
enlarged and improved. over SO private baths new
dining room. inclosed In glass directly facing the
ocean, and unsurpassed on the Atlantic coast for
decoration and elegance; exchange and sun parlors
D; s. WHITE, Jr.. Owner and Prop'r
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FOR SALE-NEW GROOM HOUSE: PRETTILY
papered: furnace heat: Central High School.
mh24-3t WEAVER BROS l416 F.
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FOR SALE-AT EVANSVILLE. 5 MINUTES
walk from steam and electric ears, new Groom
house; lot 5Ox20O: $1,000: Also Broom house:
oneacre lot; finely adapted to poultry raising; s
min. walk from cars: 1920: terms easy. Also
lot 5Ox20O; $3.50 ROGERS d ROGERS Hyatts-
vile. Cars stop at office. mh14-1St
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College subdivision. 18th and
Binney sts.: IL rooms: magnicently finished; will
be sold cheap and on good terms. Apply to owner.
CHAS- .. DUNCANSOS. 9th and D sts NV.
de21-5tf
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THOS. G.. HENSEY < CO.
1880 + street NV.
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FIGHT in A RICE FIELD
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FILIPI-
NOS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Two Americans Slain, Including
Infantry-General Otis's Report.

MANILA, March 5, 4:45 p. m.-General
Bates's expedition to southern Luzon, con-
sisting of the Fortieth and Forty-fifth
Regiments, total of $500 men. has occu-
pied Nueva Caceres, province of South
Camarines; Daet, province of North
Camarines, and the neighboring smaller
towns. The enemy resisted at one point
and two Americans were killed, including
Lieut.. John h. Galleher. of the Fortieth
rived at San Miguel bay, landed, and. in
three columns. pushed inland, converging
upon Nueva Caceres and attempting TO
control the enemys routes to retreat. At
Lithuanian, north of Nueva Caceres, the
enemy was concealed i'm the rice field and
resisted battalion of the Fortieth Regi-
ment, which engaged them at close quar-
tiers with bayonets. After forty minutes
fighting the enemy fed and Lithuanian was
occupied. The Americans buried sixty-four
of the enemy, whose total loss in killed
and wounded is estimated at 14o.
From Lithuanian, the expedition pro-
ceeded to Nueva Caceres, the gunboat
Paragua arriving ten minutes ahead of the
troops. The town was found practically
deserted. The Americans daily scouting in
the vicinity, report that the enemy have
retreated into the mountains.
The insurgents around Legaspi and AL
bay. province of South Camarines, are har-
assing the Americans there nightly. For
ing ships in the harbor, or in the Amer
lean barracks.
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WRECK IDENTIFIED.
Steamer Planet Mercury Lost on the
Coast of Nova Scotia.

HARRINGTON, N. s., March 5.-The ves-
sci wrecked on the ledge at Pubnico ten
days ago was almost certainly the Elder
Dempster line steamer Planet Mercury
from Portland, Me-. for Bristol On Sun
day life buoy was picked up at Pubnico
Point marked Planet Mercury" and
life raft was found on Glenwoods island
with Liverpool marked on It, A French
man at West Pubnico claims to have
picked up a life preserver this morning
with the name Planet Mercury, and a num-
Der of matches, scantling. pieces of ships
house, broken oars and box shocks have
come ashore at Pubnico Point Several
more dead cattle have also drifted in and
schooners have gathered up considerable
wreckage of a miscellaneous character.
There was no clew on any of the drift
stuff as to the name of the vessel save the
markings on the life buoy. and this estab-
fishes the identity of the craft.
The steamer Planet Mercury sailed from
Portland. Me-, Feb IL. She was under
three months charter by the Elder-Demp-
ster line and was under command of Cap
tain Pye. She carried a miscellaneous car
go. valued at $500, 200, but no passengers. In
addition to her crew she had the following
cattlemen: j. w. O'Brien. Toronto. On
tario; j. w. Carey, who was going home
to Ireland Benjamin Bowdoin, Canada;
Peter Elder, Canada; j. II. Smith, Boston;
John NJ. Hale, Ireland.
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that of the United States, one of strict
neutrality, and as naturalization and the
right TO fortify are directly opposite, he
infers that his government will have no
protest forthcoming of continuance of
the present policy of neutrality. Senior
Calve, the Costa Rican minister, upon in
quiry as to the reported objection, reiter-
ated the statement that. when the treaty
was before the Senate, and its purpose Of
ficially made known, he called upon the
Secretary of State and expressed the COM
plete satisfaction of himself and his cOun-
try at the contents of the same. Secretary
of State Hay later declared that there was
absolutely no foundation for the report that
either Nicaragua or Costa Rica had made
zation of the projected Nicaraguan canal,
nor had there been the slightest evidence
of dissatisfaction on their part with that
section of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
which deals with the subject of fortifica
tons. On the contrary. he said every as
surance, official and otherwise, which had
reached the State Department from the
party interest, testified to their unqualified
approval of every line OF the convention.
The Presidential party reached Washing
ton from New York this morning at 1855
o'clock. The return trip was without spe-
cial incident. -
To-day's statement of the condition of
the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance, S2s7.SO3.3f7; gold reserve. 1924. 939. 70S.
In the United States Supreme Court, to-
day, Justice Harlan handed down an opin-
ion in the case between the Fidelity Ma
tional Bank of Cincinnati and the Chemi-
cal National Bank of New York, involving
the validity of loan of $500. 0O0 made on
the application of E. l.. Harper, vice presi-
dent of the Fidelity Bank. This money was
credited to Harper's individual account.
The Cincinnati bank failed and when the
New York concern asked to be counted
among its creditors the receiver of the
failed bank refused to grant the request
The New York bank won in the Circuit
Court and that decision was affirmed to-
day. -"
Representative De Vries, of California,
to-day introduced joint resolution for the
repeal of duties on white or printing pa
per and the material from which it is
made, and directing the attorney general to
proceed under the antitrust law against
those maintaining a monopoly in such pa
per and material. The resolutions recite
that the existing duty of IS a ton greatly
aids in the maintenance of the monopoly,
that the price of paper has been increased
60 per cent. TO the consumer. and this re-
suit is a menace to popular education and
the dissemination of information.
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REPORT FROM OTIS.


WASHINGTON, March 5.-General Otis
has cabled from Manila the following ac-
count of recent military operations in Luz
zon:
Bates, with two battalions of the For
tieth and Forty-fifth Regiments and de-
tachments of artillery, engineers and sig
nal corps, total 200 men, landed troops on
the southeast northwest and southern
coasts of San Miguel bay, Carimines prov
ince to move on Nueva Caceres i'm three
columns. The only strong opposition was
encountered by Goodwin and the battalion
of his regiment at Lithuanian, northwest of
Nueva Caceres. Godwin's loss was Adju-
tant Gallehes, died of wounds. three en-
listed men severely and five slightly
wounded. The enemy left sixty-four dead
on the field and many wounded. who were
cared for by our medical officers. Goodwin
captured a number of armed insurgents
eighteen Spanish prisoners. thirty rifles
and considerable ammunition and property
Particulars OF minor engagements Of other
column not reported. Nueva Caceras was
found practically deserted, with the in
habitants in the mountains Troops are
covering important points in the
provinces of Camarines. Albay and Sorso-
gon. The navy rendered most valuable aid
in landing troops and supplies
Lieut.. John Barber Galleher, whose
death is reported by General Otis, was
bern in Frankfort. KY, in 1874 and served
tenant and adjutant of the First Kentucky
Volunteers. He was appointed first lieu
tenant of the Fortieth Volunteer Infantry
in 1899 and served with his regiment I'm the
Philippines from December last I'D to the
time of his death.
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TO RAISE SIEGE.
NcLrrDED FROM FIRST PAGE)

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
meantime intrenchments at Pretoria are
being extended in anticipation of siege.
4 conference between the Boer presidents.
ii is added, and the general commanding
the Beers in northern Natal was hurriedly
arranged on receipt of the news of General
Cronjes surrender Until Thursday official
confirmation of the surrender was with
held from the public. President Kruger
sent a fervid religious appeal. with orders
that it should be read by all the officers
to the burghers, urging them to stand
fast and strive in the name of the Lord.
for unless they had faith in Him. coward
dice would set in and their position would
be hopeless the moment they turned their
backs on the enemy. Their past victories.
he declared. showed that the Lord was on
their side. The President beseeched the
burghers not to bring destruction on their
progeny. Continuing, the special says that
high authority in Bloemfontein declares
that in the event of a repulse of the Free
State forces the latter will retire towards
the Transvaal and unite with their
brethren there, maintaining the struggle
to the last.
1.-The Boer casualties at Colenso during
the week ended Feb. Is are reported to be
81 men killed and 100 wounded.
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age and heroism of the women. Never a
complaint was heard from them. In spite
of their unexampled privations. and their
endurance and courage were beyond
praise. Sad sights were often witnessed
when the sparse ratfons were being drawn.
Children would pathetically seek milk for
their sick mothers. The women and chill
dren were estimated at 500 Though there
was much sickness arising from the horse
meat diet and the absence of faranaceous
food the epidemic period was passed safe
ly.
DR.. Jameson is suffering from typhoid
fever.
General Butler entered Ladysmith at
noon, escorted only by his staff. His
bronzed appearance was very striking. He
said he had not entered a bed for three
weeks.
The Beers exchanged shots with the re-
lieving force, which saw few corpses ly-
ing in the road. 1t is believed the Beers
are retreating to Glencoe.
The correspondents eulogize Generals
White and Hunter.
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Emperor william and Pope Leo.

BERLIN, March 5.-The Allgemeine Zeit-
ung to-day publishes the text of a tele-
gram sent by Emperor William to the Pope,
as follows: II beg your Holiness to accept
my sincere congratulations on the ninetieth
anniversary Of your birthday. 1 entertain
the most sincere wishes for your health and
happiness and pray that God will pour
down all His blessings on your Holiness"
To this the Pope replied: ''In the con-
CALCULATIONS. which your Majesty was good
enough to address to us on the ninetieth an
niversary Of our birth. We see with pleasure
fresh testimony of your friendly sentiment.
VIII your Majesty accept our thanks and
the prayers, which we. in our turn, offer up
for the prosperity of your Majesty and all
the imperial family
The exchange of kilograms has produced
a most favorable impression on the ultra
montana party in Germany.
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"SAPHoo UNDER THE BOND.


NEW YORK, March 5.-Police Magis-
trate Mott to-day held Olga Nethersole
Hamilton Revelle. Marcus Meyer and
Theodore Moss for trial on the charge Of
presenting an immoral play ('Sapho') at
Wallack's Theater. Bail was fixed at $500
each. The parties defendant were paroled
in custody of their counsel, Abraham
Hummel, until o'clock Wednesday, when
they will appear again in Center-street
Court and give bail /of $500 each.
District Attorney Gardiner at once gave
information of the decision to the chief of
police, with whom the responsibility now
rests of stopping the performance or other
wise.
AS a result of the decision of Magistrate
Mott. Wallack's Theater was closed to-
night and no production of "Sapho' was
attempted.