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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
Sergeant Reynolds Got Tip from
Negro Prisoner.
"aAxel" Mo HIS wEAVo~
Arrested for Houscbrcaking,. the No.
torious Negro Crook Was Locked Up
With Loaded as-calibrc Revolver in
His Pocket-scnt to Grand Jury.


Look up in that crack in the sta
ton house ceiling, Sergeant Reynolds.
and you'll find something" said Il ne
gro prisoner who was being led from
the case in the police court room after
Justice Browns sitting was over yes
tcrday morning.
Wondering what thc negro meant by
his mysterious communication, the SER
gcant repaired to the station and put
his hand into the hole in tho ceiling.
He drew forth an old 2S-calibrc rcvOl-
yer. with a cartridge in each chamber,
The revolver had been put in the
crack by Noah Davis, alias "SlaXcy,"
a notorious negro who was sent 10 the
grand jury for houscbrcaking ycstcr-
day morning.
The negro is alleged to have broken
into the house OF a negro woman just
north OF the city. The woman chased
him down the railroad To the city,
whore he WIS captured by Policeman
Mcssick
AT the station house the weapon was
not discovered and as soon as he was
safely behind the bars the prisoner
looked about for IL place To conceal IT,
hoping To prevent the charge of carry.
Ing concealed weapons from being en-
tered against him.
Sergeant Reynolds will enter tho
concealed weapons charge today. Da-
Wis is what is known as a bad nigScr,
ana The officers arc rather surprised
that he made no attempt to use his
pistol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
ARE DRAGGING OUT A TIRED,
WEARY EXISTENCE.
Say Congdon's Ideal Pharmacy, Simply
for the Want of Little
Strength and Vitality.

Simply for want of little strength
and vitality" said Mr.. Congdon, of
Congdon's Ideal Pharmacy, there arc
millions of people Tin this world and
Il large number right here in New
port News, who arc dragging them
selves around half dead and half alive,
and il hardly seems to them that life
is worth living.
81 want to say to every such person.
take Vinol, our delicious cod liver oil
preparation, which Is not patent
medicine, and you know what you are
taking. as everything ii contains Is
printed on the bottle.
"Vinol contains in highly conccn-
trated form all Of the curative. life
giving clements of cod liver oil. with
out drop Of oil or grease to upset the
stomach. Vinol will purify and enrich
the blood. inyigoratc every organ IN
the body and create strength as moth
Inc else known to medicine can do
"NIr NJ. n. Cassidy, IL prominent cdu-
Gator and Supt. of Schools, Lexington,
KY. writes: After using different
tonics anal cod liver oil preparations on
The market, find VinoI 10 be far su.
perior to them all, and It's strengthen
"'Vinol has built up my system,
strengthened my ncrycs--in fact, It
has made new man of me, enabling
me to take up my work with renewed
energy and vigor. and heartily en-
dorsc Vinol as the best cod liver oil
preparation and strength creator
known
We ask every weak or aged person
In Newport News, every person who
Is run down, overworkcd, nervous or.
.debilitated, and every one suffering
from severe colds, hanging,on coughs
and incipient consumption to try
Vinol on our guarantee To build them
up and create strength ana make life
worth living. h Vinol will cost nothing
if.it fails to give satiesfaction; in such
cases VIC give back the money without
red tape Congdon's Ideal Phar-
macy. sti q IN i & TX. i Gf IS ~ 5Ej
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
Black Patti Comma.

Black Patti Coming.
Black PATHS troubadours arc hooked
TO appear at the Academy of Music
next week. This probably will be the
last travelling attraction to be seen at
the Academy this season. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
Eleven of Inc Oldest Deputies
summarlIy Ordered 10 Take
Civil Service Examination.
RESULT OF FIGHT ON NEGROES
All Members Of Force Who Were Ap.
pointed u,dc- clcvcland's Admins
tration Being Put tic the Test by
Theodore DcLand. Representative
Of the Treasury Department.

U nero WIS Slir ut the Federal OF
fee building yesterday morning.
when Il l'ccamc known tia, clever,
OF lie oldest members of he custom
house force. among them mon who
held the NEST important positions in
and out of g Office wert. To he re.
qutred To stand civil service cxar.i
natinD. The saminatiou started yes
terdny and probably will be concluded
today.
This Unusual proceeding is one NJ
the result. Of he rnt2n:i, G and rein
stating of w. u. G.. BrCWn and 4. l.
Mitchell the negro deputies. and il any
of tbs men fall to pass lie cxam.ra
ton undoubtedly they will lie dropped
from The service to make loom 10: the
negroes.
fppolt.ie;I by Cleveland.
The men required TO take the Z,
amiun:itm were appointed under Cove.
lands administration. before tho Cf'ic4
was under The civil scrtitc system.
therefore they had not i,ccn examined.
They did their duty Faithfully ami ciIl.
c'cnt!y. II Is said and :.olliing con-
cernin: an examination WAS heard I'M
I'll yesterday
Queation OF Eft 'crty.
When the negro deputies were re-
leased. their political friends ut Wash
inStUu protested Str2niuuSly, claiming
that the men wcrr helm. dropped
purely IN ncruunt OF their color. Agent
SpaNlGiny, rpOn whose rccumnIcnda-
ton the negroes; were released. ,1i,
tended however that his rrcunmcn,Ia-
ton WIS basc'l urnn the records cf the
men. rh:n came the Instructions sus-
pending the order To release The ne
grocs.
Their, was a lul until Wednesday,.
when Mr.. 'rheodorc DcLand. Of ilic
treasury departments. arrived from
tinn with CnIlccto- j. w. Elicit and
deputy Charles Spencer.
Ordered t i. Appear.
fcStcr,lM morning at I o'clock the
following reserved orders To rcrurL
at the ol!icn:
I5dloc Mef1cock.
j. T.. Williams.
G. Il. 4. hooker.
l.. N E,laark
George w Springfield
r. !. F!rury.
H. NJ Sherman
John NJ. hamilton
George w Kcllum.
RIcharl Howard.
John Mason.
tpnm their arrival at the Office the
deputies were informed tial they
would have to go inlu an examination
Immediately. No explanation was
made and Mr.. DcLane, proceeded at
once to bcs.n the examination.
II is supposed that the result of the
examination will be gwen cut soon al
ter Mr.. DaLr1d returns to Washington
anu makes his report. The report will
be awaited with the greatest interest
by the Gntira custom house force. ms
well as ny the public at large. All of
the deputies are we'll known men
about town and have many friends.
All "ln the Dark"
Tho custom house employees arc I'm
he dark AMI hardly know what to ex-
pect next. Such Il step as this has
heretofore been mnhcarH of, although 1t
is said that Mr.. DrInrl CLAIMS that
the secretary Of the treasury Las the
right ia nrd"r al examination or re-
examination at any and all times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
ENTERTAINMENT At CHURCH.
Enjoyable Affair in Honor of the
Baraca Glass.

A highly enjoyable entertainment
was given at The First Baptist church
last night In honor Of the Baraca
Class, OF That church There were
about two hundred members. and In
yited guests present. and besides Il
number Of Interesting and Instructive
addresses a well arranged musical pro-
gram helped to make the evening n
pleasant. for all present
" The Baraca Class was organized at
the church on the FIRST Sunday IN
March with eighty members and now
the membership Is LOG. The following
! are the officers Of the class; Teacher,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28

MIR. I'aul Bird, a very popular young
naG of ibis city. has accepted Il posi-
ti"n IN Chicago. where h. will make
his home im The fmturr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
LOOMS Makes Absolute Denial.

Z, WASIIINGTON. April 27--Absolutc
denial of certain charges affecting his
official Integrity, while American min.
lister Mt Caracas, was made by Mr..
Loomis., the acting secretary of state,
IN statement given out by him at
HIS residence today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
Social personal

One Of The most elegant social func-
lions of the season was the reception
given at Hotel Warwick Yesterday az
icrnoOn by Mrs. l.. -. Manvillc The
parlOrs and dining room were bcauti-
fully decorated, the color scheme being
pink. Presiding over the punch bowl
were Mrs. Frank w Lodcwick and
Mrs. Alexander w. Willis assisting tho
hostess In receiving in the dining room
were: Mrs. j. a. Willctt Mrs. A. u.
Moore, Misses Post, Haughton, Ross,
Sallcy and Manvllc. Among the other
guests were: John Kimberly, Of Old
Point; Mrs. w. A. Post Mrs. r. Z.
Parker, Mrs. Fred Manville, Mrs. w. C..
Foley, Mrs. w. b. Lindsey, Mrs. Il. r.
Wexford, Mrs. Dewitt Crane and Miss
Ricketts,
Mr.. G. G. Kent will leave in a few
days for Danville to act as best man
at tho Brydon-Guerrant wedding which
takes place next Wednesday.
Mrs John w. Read and children left
yesterday for Washington to spend
several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Dimmock, who has
been spending the winter in Baltimore,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Spottswood
Wexford.
Miss Emily Carr. of Washington, is
tho guest of the Misses Carr
Mr.. Taylor Harrison. of California,
Is the guest of relatives in this city.
Mr.. Harrison formely lived here.
Miss Pollard, of Richmond, is visit
ing Mrs. w. T.. Cooke.
Miss Matthias left yesterday for
Mathews county to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. l.. Holman and son returned
home yesterday after spending week
with Mrs. Holman's parents in James
City county.
Miss Bessie Gregory, of Dover ILL.,,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. C. Leh-
man on Twenty-siXth street.
misses Grace Phillips and May Rich
ardson. of Morrison, are visiting Miss
Kate Williamson on Thirty-first street.
Miss Pearl Manning, OF Raleigh, NJ
c., Is visiting relatives here
Miss Eliza Bertrand, of Norfolk, is
visiting the Misses Baker on Forty
fifth street.
Mrs. 3. J, Marshall left yesterday for
Albcmarlc county to visit relatives.
Mr.. Roy l.. WhitcoIne and his bride
have returned from their honeymoon
and arc now nj home to their friends
at 30 Thirty-fourth street. Mrs. Whit.
come was Miss Margaret r. Ellin, of
Rock Creek, Va. The wedding occur.
red Monday al the Rock Creek Episco
pal church, and after the ceremony the
pair went to Philadelphia to spend
several days. Mr.. Whitcomc is pop
ular craftsman in the government dc
partmcnt at the shipyard.
The ladies of the Hampton Roads
Golf and County Club will give card
party al tho club house tomorrow af
tcrnoOn to raise funds for furnishing
The house. The committee in charge
of the arrangements for the affair is
composed Of: Miss Laura Mitchell
Mrs. WOrsham IIudgins and Mrs
Young, of Hampton; Mrs. w. G. Foley
Mrs. a. I. Moore and Mrs. l.. G.
Branch, Of this city.
MIR, Faul Bird, a very popular young
InaG of ibis city. has accepted Il posi-
tinn IN Chicago. where h. will make
4 L..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
NoN.suPPoRT THE CHARGE.
E. L. Wingfield on Trial In the Corpor
alton Court,

Tho case of F.. H. Winglicld, indicted
by the grand jury for failing To support
his wife and children. was taken UP in
the Corporation Court yesterday. This
is the first case OF The kind ever tried
In the local courts and il Is attracting
considerable attention.
commemorative Attorney Robinson
and Captain G C. Berkeley arc prosecut-
ing. and Mr.. r. NJ Lett is counsel for
the defense.
Judge Barham reserved his decision
until Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
Meet Today.

There will he an important meeting
of the committee 3 from the Confede. .
ate Veterans, Daughters and Sons Of
Veterans at the Hotel Poclhnntus TO-
night NJ & O'Clock t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28
School Board.

Tho board of school trustees will
meet In special session tonight to hear
the reports of the principals on The
work nf the teachers in tic public
schools daring the present session
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-28

The ladies Of tho Golf Club will give
a card party foritie benefit Of furnish
ing the Club house Saturday afternoon,
April 18th, at 3 o'clock. Tickets may
oe obtained from any lady member
ct
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thrown at Madame Sarah Bernhardt after the performance at the Auditori- um last night because she displeased a number of people in this city on &C., count of an interview she gave yester- day to a number of newspaper men. This interview appeared in L'Even- ment and was uncomplimentary to Ca- nadians.
 When the performance was over about two hundred men and boys hung around the doors and as MT. Max, one of the performers, made his appear ance he was struck with an egg. As Madame Bernhardt got into her sleigh she was applauded. However a num- Der of persons had gone to the station and as the tragedienne was driving down, eggs were thrown at her, which she fortunately escaped, but some of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
DoRscHT SUBSCRIBERS, SALE.
Quick Response to Notincation--Th Coming Coneerss.

Quick Response to Notifications The . Coming Concerts.
 2 A quick response has been made to the circulars sent out announcing the concerts for the Dorscht season of 1905. Former subscribers have at once sent 5 in their applications to get the benefit = of the splendid offer made by the man. s sagement. This offer, in a word, is the four concerts for one dollar and the choice of all the seats in the house for the season. The public generally is in vited to place their names on the sub scribers' list and enjoy these special rates. Applications may be addressed to Louis Felsberg. New Haven, Conn. No time should be lost in this matter, and the opportunity should not be al- lowed to pass.
 The Dorscht Concerts this season will eclipse any yet given, and as arrange ments are already under way for number of prominent artists from New York, for whom large monetary irl- ducements will have to be made, 1t may be necessary later to increase the price of seats. Therefore the wise will not neglect to put their names on the subscribers list. h case any former subscriber has failed to receive a cir .cular of notification their names will be put on the list just as soon as they are sent in to MT. Felsberg.
 The subscribers sale this season will be held at Steinert's, TIT Chapel street This will be a great convenience to the public. The sale opens Monday, De- cember Il, and will last until the next Friday, after which that for the pub lie will begin at the same place. The management desires it to be emphat- ically understood that the public is en- titled and cordially invited to take part in the subscribers sale at the special rates, provided applications are for warded in time.
 ' The dates of the concerts are De- cember 1T, January "A, February IS, and March IS.
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The standings of the other five who passed were; Thomas A. Fogarty, 264 Blatchley avenue, SS1a, STA; Harry B. Johnson: 29O Humphrey street, S0%, STE; Arthur V. Phillips. 79 Maple street TIA, STA; A. D. Mullen, I'll Howard avenue, 721a, STA: Francis T. Wade, S2 Ward street, 7O1a, 75.- The first mark is the general mark; che second is the mark on the optional applied arith- metic examination.
 The date set for the civil service ex- animation for manager at Springside home is Monday evening, December IS.
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/. Holiday Suggestions
 from our Regular Stock

Ice Cream Sets, $1. 99 to $11 1A Fish Sets, $6.49 to $2S.24. Cracker Jars, 89c to $2. 79. Toilet Sets, $4.57 to $13.69. Hanging Lamps,$1. .59 to $6.65 Marble Busts, $9.5 .57 to $6O. Clocks from 59c to S11.0.
 Clock Sets, $lA to $40. Hand-painted Plaques, $7.00 .~.. .. to $12.00. Hand-painted Vases, $S.25 to
 $500. Lamps, (cornplete), 95c to SIP Cake Plates, % to $S.50. Salad Dishes, 49c to $2.24. Fern Pots, 35c to $2.00.
 Steins, 39c to $5.97. Rudolstadt Vases, 19c to $3.99 Royal Bonn Vases, 59c to $22. 79
 Vases. 5c to $11. .49. Celery Trays, 3oc to $1.29.
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Anniversary Specials.

One of the best offers we have ever made in dinner set is this one of Carlsbad China, in pretty floral pattern, with gold lines-choice of four decorations. Regular price, $16.50. Special at $t2.0O Domestic dinner set of 1o2 pieces, in three colors, the pattern is an attractive one and the regular price is 5000. Special at $7.50
 Clocks.
 Cuckoo Clocks in lirht and dark woods hour and half hour strike. Regularly $500 each. Special at S3.5O Miniature hanging regularly 55c each. Special at 40c each
 Cut Glass. ... Cut glass celery trays, heavy and finely cut-regularly $5.25 each. Special at $3.75 Cut glass manifestations sizes-regularly $5 dozen. Special at SAYS
 CanarieS. r. H. " 4. A Hartz Mountain Canary and fine brass cage regularly S3.00. Special at S2.25
 (Brds not exchangable)ss T. 2. ..s..
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Holiday Suggestions from our Regular Stock

CCt Glass.
 Tunblets, $S. p to SIS. 40. Knife Rests, 15c to $8.25.
 Vases, $2. IA to SIS, ,49.
 Pitchers, $S.49 to $15. Decanters, SPA to $1S.9a. Olive Dishes, $1.50 to $4.59. Butter Dishes, $8. IA to $s.14. Celery Trays, S3. 75 to $8.60. Punch Bowls, $3s.24 to $50.OO. Water Bottles, $l.35 to $6.5O.
 House Furnishings. Willow Work Baskets, 25c
 to $500. Fancy Willow Lunch Baskets,
 19c to $1.00. Medicine Cabinets, $1.6O .. . to S9.43. Chafng Dishes, $3 to $7, Feather Busters, 1oc to sS.19. Willow Hampers, $l.25 to$ 4.50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07

sonny. said the good old man, "rm surprised that you should tease the cat in that way" Why" replied the boy, pausing in his inhuman work, do yer know any better way?"-Philadelphia Ledger.
 Skorcher-"Got an automobile, have you? It's, very strange never see you on the road" Newman-"'That's be- cause as soonsast land there, I always tpick myself up and scramble back into the machine. . Philadelphia Press. 's
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07

lowing reply from Prince von Buelow, the German imperial chancellor:
 His majesty, the emperor, has re- ceived your lordship's telegram and am authorized by his majesty to trans init his most sincere thanks to you aud all those who share your feelings of friendship and good will"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
her company in open sleighs eceived several of them.
PROMOTING FRIENDSHIP
Successful Meeting Held i'm London
 Cablegram to Kaiser.

London, Dec. 6.,-Lord Avebury, who was president of tho meeting held here December for the purpose of promot- ing better relations between Great Brit ain and Germany, sent the following telegram to Emperor William:
 "A most successful meeting was held to-day to promote good will between the German and English peoples Res- olutions to that end were passed enthu, siasticalIy' '.S % .ss 9 @ t v ~ !s
 Lord Avebtry to-day received the fol-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
Useful Christmas Gifts.

When you come to think 1t over where can you go to spend your Christmas money to so good advantage as at our big shoe store full of all kinds of footwear, There are great many attractive things in shop windows at holiday times that are given, look at, put away relegated to the attic
 With useful things 1t IS different
 They may not beworn the day they are re- ceived but before the week IS over they are needed and worn, Shoes, Boots, Legglngs, Over Caters Carriage Boots Arctics, Rub, bers, Slippers in Mems Women's Misses and Childrens, Felt and Kid in fact every thing to wear on your feet and ankle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
SIX PASS CIVIL SERVICE.
Tacob Jacobs Makes Highest Stand in
 Police Clerk Examinations.

@r395E FOIICe OIerk EAHIIIIHUtAONHs
 The second session of the civil service commission, held to review and mark the examination papers for the position of clerk of the police board, completed the labors of the board and the results were announced last evening. Of the fifteen men who took the examination six only passed receiving mark of 70 Or above. Of these Jacob Jacobs, of 166 Oak place, headed the list. In the gen. eral examination, covering all subjects except the optional examination in ap- piled arithmetic, he received stand of S6, while in the optional examination in applied arithmetic MT. Jacobs passed with the perfect mark of 100.
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2 Opportunity which should not be missed.

Dema,n Ny Hm th claimed and he ShH House Furnishing Department @ Na 
  bw aeuoeda celebrate
  cRand b so b KtdwNcn ueumMS SaurdL
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GRIPPE" EGGS FOR SARAH,

DispIeased With an Inter-
 view UneOmplimentary to Them.
 Quebec, Dec. 6.-Rotten eggs were
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 Any size Plates ..................... Sc each 4-inch Preserves ..ss........"s.....i 5c eaca Platters-8 to 14 inch 25c each Winch Bakers .....................15e each Tea Cups and Saueers ..............6oc doZ. Coffee Cups and Saucers ............75c dog. Tea Pots .s..a......,.-s.s,....'.'.. .'Eoc eacn Sugars ....... s...s.ss....s''s'ss.'la 'lac eoSH Creams. ns.....s,.s.ssSssS.e"'..."'' ''.'.1Vc eacn Bowls. ss..........s...........S SC eacn Cake Plates. .''lSe eaen Sauce Tureen and Stands. .4oc each Sauce Boats ...ss.'sss....s's..'.''. .1Se eaeh Pickle Dishes. s.s..s..,.,....s'','''.''1 LUG eacn Covered Dishes. s.......,..,.....'.''''4 AUG eacn Soup Tureen n...........s...........SOc .SOc each Covered Butters.. ....................'zoe cath Individual Buffers. rs...............,...1Sc doz.
 Plated Ware. Silver plated bread trays i1 bright or French gray finish-regularly $225 each. Special at $f.75
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Anniversary Specials.

During this sale we shall close out two open stock patterns, which we have decided to discontinue, at less than half the regular prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
CinderiIIa Flannel.

5000 yards Cinderilla twill ed flannel, in white, cream, pink, light blue and red. Also English outing flannel, in stripes, checks and plaids-- best quality goods suitable for night robes. pajamas, skirts, kimonos and wrappers --12Ac value. -%
 At Sc a Yard.
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thursday specias Make Great onristmas Opportlnes.
Infants Caps.

White Silk Bengaline Caps, with beaver trimming values from 75c to $1.75 each. 9ss At soc each.
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'Wonlen's Waists.

.' (
 Hand embroidered and plain handkerchief linen waists sizes 32 to A, Slightly soiled from counter handling. Regu- lar prices, $S.5o to $5.9o. ... At 97c each.
 Nuns yelling and albatross waists in black and colors, both lace trimmed and tailor made models--regular prices up to $3.90. ..2 ~ At $1.47 each.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28
Ruques que deben Ilegar
Y saIidas de este puerto

Vapor espafiol Miguel M. Pinillos
-Sali6 de Canarias el 10 del corriente
para este puerto, Mayagiiez y Ponce
siguiendo despues para Santiago de
Cuba, Habana, Matanzas y New Or
leans. Admite ca1ga y pasaje.
Vapor espafIol Manuel Calvo"-Sa-
ii6 ell IS corriente de Cadiz para esta
y Sc aguarda hoy.
Vapor americana "Caracas" Sal
dra ma f1ana para New York.
Vapor 2mericaeo Philadelphia :
Estara aqui procedente de New York
el 3 cor1lente.
Vapor espafiol "Conde Wifredo-
Esta 4 la carga en- barcelona de don
de saldra el 7 de Diciembre proximo
para sus escalas de la Peninsula y Ca
narias en- viaje para este puetto y los
de Mayagiiez. Ponce, { Isla de Cuba,
New 0 leans.
Vapor frances Montreal Alrede-
dor del 3 entrante Diciembre re-
calara procedente de Europa y Saint
Thomas continua pdo viaje para Puer-
to Plata.
Vapor americana "Pathfnder
lio de New Orleans para esta Ell 2o CO.
rriente.