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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-03
NEOROSlNE PRUNIER
RECONSTITUYENT GENERAR

Ha sido nombrado Acting Principa
de as escuelas de Yabucoa, ell profe-
sor don Jose D. Correa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-03

Sc encuentra vacante en- Yauco, uns
escuela graduada de jngles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-03

Desea colocarse, de auxiliar
de tenedor de libros, viajante de
Comercio 8 de escribiente, un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-03
espaiiol, con buenas referencias
Para inforncs dirigirse a ests
Redaccion.

En- Il carcel municipal sxistian est,
mafiana, cincuenta y tres recluidos, hs
biendo sido puestos en- libertad pol
cumplimiento de sentencias seis.
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!aquigrafo 6 taqufgrafa Y Type.
writer. Sc necesita. Ha de te-
ner bastante practica. Dirigirs<
expresando condolences a P. O
Box 687.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-03
Sc VENDE TN coche de

seis asientos, propio para paseo.
Los informes, en- esta Redac-
Cion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
ALASKA VOLCANIC
ISLAND B0BS UP

SEWARD. Aug. 1.-The Dora
brings tho news that a neN vol.
canic island recently rose out Of
submarine depths IN the l3oroslov
group. Ia the Aleutlan chain. and
The Watsr IL sizzling around Il. &C
cpFdinK 90 custom when an incUhh.
tion Of this Kind occurs. In the
spring " 1906 3 similar island Was
upiiftad in thatsvieluity. and a pre-
rioua one In I6s3 The original
aud largest island. Bogoalov. rose
out OF the sea May /. 1886. with
much noise and fuss and with a
vast dispersion OF steam and
smoke. 20 the great trcpidatlon Of
sailors within the range OF vision.
This frut island Was named 10
hanna HoEnaiova. IN honor OF St
iohu the TheolOEsan. though Just
Why that worthy ecclcKiastfc
should BIO so recognized IS no
clearer than the naming OF the
highest OF the Alaska mountains
for an Ohio politician.
Anyway. this island building Ia
the BnEualov group seems likely
20 become an annual festival. and
some onterpriaing man might make
BIG money By running excursions
10 The scene.
The birth OF the new island was
reported nt unaiaska By Sir. DitkB.
a trader along the Alsuiian chain.
who was the discovcrer OF the peak
erupied last year in the same
group
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
Get a Home That
WiIIMake You Rich

A home purchased In = location
which never gets any nearer 20
large business interests usually do.
cresaes ia value rather than ln
oraases You can buy largo lots
or acreage az darlington row az
practically your own terms These
home sites are on a gently stopping
plateau above and away from the
manufacturing and shipping sites
yet near enough 20 participate IN
the enormously increasing values
which come with the Development
Of manufacturing and shipping Ga
teresss Factories and railroads
are building AZ darlington. Come
In and We will give you facts
about several large interests which
are locating al darlington. Take
look at Darlington yourself. You
will sec IN an instant why Earring
ton has the splendid future we
claim for H. Come in today and
talk darlington. The Jones Thorn.
son Investment Co. il3 Seneca ST.
Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
0'L0UGHLN TELLS HOW
1T Is DONE

Tho evolution ~ the umpire frnm
a meek and lowiY lAhofrr 90 q elti.
sen ~ infiounre and poser. "a the
theme ~ timrlY Discourse BY
shk" O'Iaukhlin. Of strike tub -
fame.
STA" says the wiaeat step ever
taken By The American and Nation.
Al leagues vas Ia Eiving The laagea
- plaf arbitrary rights "a tbs fleld
% battle.
some years aKo. asserts Mr.
Ot.ouEhiin. The average umpire
was only q siEureheaa "a sort ~
human football 10 30 boBnned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
MR.. 0'BRIEN
10 MAIN MooUL MA FRISCO
AosrELRY - ~kiD- GLEASON
- elvEH DIAMOND nv HIS
COMRADES

Jack o'Brien's owwr Of a swell
hotel ia san Francisco. where he
Ia sowing tho aaise a. 81 yora.
A western fan has inycntsd
base cushion which IL pneumatic
aaf Whistles whea a runners toe
touches a.
Before leaving for Jersey CITY.
KID Gleason. ex.captaln Of the
Quaksra. Was presented with a dia
mond rinK BY tho Fhiiliea.
gimahaw n proving valuable 10
tho Pilgrims AZ utility man
The New York Americans have
tho ninth inning finish habit only
Internationally this year.
Alfred Shruhb. famous long Dis.
lance runner. has been entered IN
the annual Scottish games. Sept 2.
ht New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Re0ausa the hard hitting BUTTE
Miners did not know what Harry
Rush was poddling yesterday they
had difficulty IN securing anything
from him and tho Cubs took tbs
contest with the score OF 70 3.
Outside Of oae inning there was
nothing doing for Russ Halls men.
Rush never allowed more than
four men In one round. except in
tho fourth. when three OF the
strangers Tailed. This round open
ed with the striking out OF Roehon.
u Seattle boy put I'm at short 20
do something fof tho batting cnd
OF the team. u happoaed that
Stanley did nai hold fast 70 The ball
and Roen0s 'nads tha trip 20 FIRST
Bell. next up. biz for iva bases
and Meyers. the hlg chief. followed
up the good work BY putting the
bali over the tenserfleid fence for
probably the longest drive ever
made ON the local ball grounds. Aad
that Was all for the miners Tho
next two men we're struck out and
sits was thro9i out ~ first
Rush struck ont 10 men. He
pitched apisgfld game and
couldn't iose Aftie Ross. who can
generally DO depended upon 10 find
the ball. put & over the fence.
scoring two. ans Captain shafser
managed 90 pat the ball between
igOchon and Donovan and. got credit
fof = double. AZ ths same time ~snd
inE two runs acrasn The plate iie.
cause HsHny Myers decided he WAS
not In condition to play. lssacs vas
pat Into center aud he gave q good
account of himself hs made tso
good hits aud took the oAiy ficif'
ing chance that came % him IN
gnod shape Ths EArns ended IN
A. most peculiar manner. hoy waa
going from first % second when
sta hit 20 right The bail struck
irby and there being two men
toNn. this made tho three out
sits Eot credit for a hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
MANY UNAVAILABLE
LETTERS

Yea might be surprised 10 know
that some 200 letters are found In
the Seattle poaf office every day
that are clAaaed a. 'uumailabie. T"
said Postmaster George NJ STEW
art today. THE worlds fnil Of
thouRhtluaa people. Some letters
are not addressed AZ all. others
are only partly addressed. quite
a few bear no stAmpa. and many
are fliogibie A great number OF
good writer's. In their haste. scrib.
bic an address that can hardly be
declnhered. and yet they heap az
sorts OF abuse on the poatoffice
employees II anything roes wrong
with their mail" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

the south and all Of the local
yaehtsmen have had a peek al her,
both IN and out Of water. The
general impression among the en-
ports Il that the Valkyrie viii
prove a worthy opponent OF tho
Discovery. which viii defend for
The Corinthlan Yacht club OF this
city
The deed Of gift states that any
ono can challenge &C any length.
and the defender must como within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
BIG YACHT RACE CAUSING
LOTS or DISCUSSION

(8esttie Star Exclusive serylee.)
On FRANcisCO. Aug g.
Yaehtamen all along The Pacific
coast are watching with Intense
aitereat the race betseonsthe Dia
eovory and tho southern mystery,
valkyrie. Of the South Coast Yacht
club. Of Los Angeles which IN 10
DO held today
Tho event Wlll be- the biggest
thing In yaehtd0m VI tho season
being a challenge race for the San
Franciaco Perpetual Cup
Tho Vaikyfie has arrived from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

10 por cent oi tho challsn,.,.
measurement "ssff
To meet fhesa fen.s..
Capt McfafiaHe has deslss .s,aae1'l
bbiit ne Diseoyery. WhiIs a'i
VMkyfie i8 me laies, az az ~
shieid boat and contains fse 's s..
improvements Of The ~, 80
tnafs ihs biaeoYefy viii IA a. - -,
De- behind hef All the seIes y -
perienco aud lHRenuliy ~ e
spent among racing craft - ms
used 70 make tho new .oae I, ,,' -
The peculiarly u he ~. 1,s 4.
~ has always been raced n.
won BY s0fo0iefs. the Co.,, II -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
SHATTERED
BAMKROKkS
They We're Brought Home From the Meadows Yes
lerday by Che BOOsnakers--Heavily Played Long
shots and FavOriles Responsible fCr the Havoc
Wrought

nevee got up and finished bad
fourth,
Dan Ross. tho Canadian turfman.
took large bundle Of the long
green out of the rims when Mas
T.. n won AS he backed The filiy
from ie 20 down 20 y 20 l at
post time.
To wind up bad days business
somebody ~ the last minute bet
1oe Harlan soc straight and 400
to show on May T. ~
Or scharfs Kaod showing with
MandGra up was On great contrast
20 his last effort whoa A. Wright
rode.
Joe Mcbride succeeded IN bring
ing home in front bis frag mount
az the Meadows this seRaop when
Mas L. n. won Mcbride rode an
excellent race and evidently hts
fall at Montreal had not affected
his ability IN the saddle
Tho ring certainly had bad
day yesterday and must have lost
fully $4,000
Among those who went home
pleased yesterday was Irish
Young. who was seen congratulate.
lns himself on the fact that his
book did not cut Ia Wednesday
and thus escaped the slaughter
ia Harmon. who Was known Al
Los Angeles this winter az the
bi9scsf piker IN tho ring. IL taking
the money TOR the H. q ~ club
There was a report after the
first raes yesterday that nlliy Mur,
ray. tho man behind tha form
ehagt. had bet on Prank Rose. tho
80 20 I shot that won the first
race. Upon Investigation. however.
L vas discovered that q Was on
Forest Rose that the Eanlal Wil
liam had risked his cola From
nov on. however. neither Shake
apeare nor anyuno elise can make
Murray believe that "a roas b. any
other name would smell a. sweet
fAEs~ brewster. the trainer Tor
, O. and q a. Keane. got IN rec
tofday from Denyer with two car
loads o. horses Amoag the well
known performers ~ brought
along were uahoo. WurxbarkeT.
Cocytresa. MaadaioF. Exchngner.
hoxKs. Triumphant. Stella A. Bon
hear. and Rusiicafe
After Prank Rose wou the first
race. G. c. AcCafferfy bid him np
20 F5p3 az which price the horse
was protected b. his owner.
c. @ McCafferfT. who claimed
Dutiful out os selling race. has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

SUIT OVER
FIRST FLAG

A replevin suit. brought against
Dexter Horton q Co. Involves
the legal titla 10 shat Is claimed
% - the first American flag ever
unfuried In Alaska
The tisg WAS deposited IN the
bank BY Geo. T. RodmAn. Of
wrangell. Alaska. who claims title
% u. while Edward Ludecke Of
WraugeH also claims ownership
II the latter prevails the flag will
be exhibited 81 tho exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
MEET MARKSMEN

The rifle team Of the National
Guard Of Washington isgl last nlrht
Tor Vancouver. n G.. where they
met today the best markamen 81
tho Candida guards Tho mnrka
men viii return 10 camp Hsar Ia,
coma on Monday. and isaYs for
the national tryout az Tolodo. o..
% Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
w. o. W.
Visiting WOOdmen and
Tourists

Don't fail TO visit tina navy yard
al firomerton. The Pacific squad.
ron ~ nov there and there are
more battleships en- tho navy yard
than ever before A partial list Of
them being the battieahips Ne
brasia. Oregon and Wisconsin. the
gunboats Chicago. Boston. Albany.
Charleston and Buffalo aud the
training ship Philadelphia. the
prisonshlp Nipsic and the great dry.
dock. Boats leave Pier 3 at 9 30
$3.50 and 10 a m. tsib, 81 30 aud
1880 .. m. Round trip 50c. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
TO RACE FOR CUP

NEW YORK. Aus. a-Charles
Russell. son az tho late Lord Rus
aaii. q on his way 20 this city from
Scotland 10 open negotiations with
the New YORK. Yacht club on behalf
u Sir Thomas Upton. Ia regard
10 a challenge tot = cup race next
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

being considered without hss -,
on the waters Of tho world 4 ~
measurement The chsIIe.s..
VHikyrie comes within The fyssi
class. @
Capt McFariane believes a.
the Discovery win 10 vel a 4.
water. but thinks q stir brssEs
find her ~ her best Ths htses !.
the unbeaten CoFiuthlAn elss Z.
placed IN Discovery and hsr -
per builder. Capt lack Mefssls.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
FOR BALLARD FlREmEN.

Tho finance committee. IN look.
ing over the monthly salary war.
rnnis. has discovered that no al
losance has been made for the
Ballard department A a result
special ordinance will be intro.
duccd and passed BY the council
Monday night apprpoFiatinE tsas
70 cover the salaries Of the Ballard
flame fighters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Tho bookmakcrs at the Mcado0s
yesterday mot their Waterloo and
after The DAY was over the knights
OF tho chalk sadly packed what
was LETT 81 their shattered bank
rolls and hied themselves back
to town Ia search 81 ammunition
Tor the morrow After an outsider
had annexed the first race four
heavily backed fayofltes won and
then when May 1. n. at ~ Ga T.
came home In front In the last race
her owner. nan Ross. made
clean zap that hurt every book Ia
the rms
sanpipor was made % s
chance In the first race. hut ran
badly throughout amd fiai#hod out.
side tho money After Giaua, az
no 90 /. tod into the stretch 81
Rede, a o 10 shot. and Frank
Rose. az SO % 1. fought Il Out be.
tween them and the latter got
home by a head 0iEsna was a
good third.
The slaughter nf she books com.
mcneed In the second race Betsy
was backed from to down 90
even money. and after leading an
the way. won BY nose from Tafp.
the second choioe IN the betting
Givonni nalorlo. who was the
only other horse that was played
10 any extent in the betting. Tin.
lshed third
Dick Wilson was heavily played
10 VITA the third race. being backed
from fhreos down % ? 20 B. lie
beat the gate aud led al tho way
DR. Scharf was always the runner
up. and IN a hard drive beat Burn.
oleste Tor the place.
TIE layers got another terrific
hAmmering when lem Reed. hack.
81 from twos down 10 Z 20 S. got
home in front In thu fourth race
after being close up all the way
RiY Choice raa a good race and
beat Martinmas for second place
silver line made e worse for
8e bookics when she won the
8ith race after being backed FROM
70 5 Down 10 to 10 Rnnsum
led by tive lengths al one time and
hooked all over a winner In the
stretch but logged u badly nna
Silver Line got ~ Ia time 10 beat
Dave Weber half a ieagth Ts.
tAnus was a close third.
The public went 20 Eunuynldc
~ 10 5 and Spring Ban ~ 2 20
to win tho last race. but neither
ever had a chance May H. y at
10 70 ] lay close 20 the pace an
ths way and taking the Iesa In
The stretch she cleveriy stalled OF
Spring Bans challenge Mike Jor-
dan came from far back 10 get the
show Funny siaa showed a marx.
ed reversal Of form "a she could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

TACOMA. kas B rns fgesfs nsgs
rsiff - tkssssssFes a. SO fafste2 b. tha
stNEsN fHalHE - feNtsftNFtt Namis NH# -
= fssaa 49, efssHaFe tFfHs HHn afth a
asisaf - - ~ tks fHHfth rpaaaa
fks mehratsfs frif 90 kufiisH fsf thfns
afnasrs 80 = tflhie $50 ESQ fnnasfs 80
fsfsFeH NefktHn as asfne sh9n nwtii
tha ssaktA shsa tgsehs Nsa taaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

nuttsH blk catcher. Meyers, fen
very hard against one Of Harry
Huah'a choice ones yesterday and
he sent IL sailing over the BALL
wick IN csso fold for ons Of the
longest hits ever seen here There
were two men on bases NJ the
time. and WHOM Meyers reglatored
hts happiness Was apparent 10 all
shortly after Meyers got nc bad
one on ths hand aud had 10 retire
from the game II looks ~ II
che Indian IL ia for Il IN thia'city,
During Hude'a other visit to Sc
sigle Meyers was pat out with a
bad one on the hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

The Australian premisrS confer
cnCc diaappruFrd the proposed
transfer Of tho northern territory Of
South Australia 10 the common
wealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

sold the gray nag back % his for
NOR owner W. st. Vincent
Nelson Jones was ono Of the few
hookmahvra who did not lose to
che last race. lie held the winner
and quit $500 TO the good on the
race.
Harvey schfelhor Il expected
here Ia q fow days. Upon his ar
rival he will bo handed back
Dewey. which animal he presented
TO Matt Rloa Ia Oakland. II IL
expected that Matt will accom-.
pany tho presentation VITA fow
appropriate remarks. at tho con
clualon OF which Frank MoAherry
will burn his choice aud expensive
collection OF Dewey tlcko0.
Anxious Inquirer Yes. Fan.
piper. the beaten 4 20 8 favorlta
ia the first race II trained BY nlil
short
pietro Marine was down hook
tine sand sInkef on Glvonni nalerto
10 Thought that a horse with a
name iike that couldn't lose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

sfase Hell Nsuas fs4Es HsHs. hsssfa.
sssftfife hfts Mifhaf tsahNe. HNealN
y sagrF atfaFE eat AZ N8kh Atl ~
naessssfa bass - baffs uu Nwsh.
80 HezssFsst baeAis EiaFsstis
50 f'aFfNFssht hssh@H 20 Aaafas ts@ft
- hasss seattle nagta ffege -
saessa.& hnafs - @tnstsa NmEifs-
EhfEf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Tomorrow two games viii be
played. on Seattle'a last trip %
Butte snow prevented The playing
81 the entire series aud the two
teams atiil have three more games
10 60 One ~ theee viii bo played
tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

around the diamond By players.
much 10 the diaEust % lovers OF
true sport. and 10 the detriment OF
the best qualities Of the game.
R0wdyiam vas rampant II fro.
quontly resulted in personal en-
counters. and some 81 the best
players we're many times placed out
% comWfssi0n a. a result
All that Ia changed now The
umpire Is the boss when the teams
are on tho field Everything he
says goes and It is matter OF rec.
ord that players so less under
these conditions thar they formerly
did"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Today walsh viii be on tho
mound FOR Seattle Hia finger was
In bad shape Ia the first game be
pitched against the Tigers. and
n IS expected that he Will win
today. Samuel viii twiri for the
Minors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Three live grizzly bears have
been brought 10 Seattle from
Alaska by H. L. Bales. whore he
recently led a party Of Fasteners
on a hunt for these animals They
viii DO placed IN one Of the city
parks until tho opening 81 the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
ehen they will form a part Of the
blk game exhibit OF ALASKA.
Battleship Nebraska at Havv Yard
e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Money loaned on diamonds. etc
Strictly confidential Reasonable
rates a0s Bailey hidE sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Ba,sleahip Nebraska Al navy yard
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Nothing slow ABOUT Sits these
days. One uf the secrets IT his sue
cess IL that he works all the time
which s. something that all tho
players do not do tie plays ef-
cry. game ae II Il was the first
one and he wag anxious b. mako
good im6fuaaion. lie deserves
al be e0tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Howell 10 doing fast work IN
right fold IL runner puts any.
thing IN his territory aud wishes
10 score he must 20 a f0N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

lsaacs played IN nennY Myers
place yesterday and delivered the
goods lie got his first hlt since
Joining Dngdale. and u looks as "
ha should have no trouble Ia cl0ui.
Ing The ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

o." nievtui' "vspf's r'ts, eou,s vsfus iuf o. no.
but golng 4" this ssle For .,.....,..... .S2.T5
ladies' Extra Fine Wei KID Shoes. Gucher cut
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1880 81, l I.I.ss 20 N'Fsal a'al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

mar Kid top. e regular S0O sao" spccai
uullhk thln hele tgg,sssss.. .ss.s,... 1913
Mems zine Wei kid Shoes ain . good heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

sold the gray nag hack 20 his for
NOR owner. W. s. Vincent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
HARRY RUSH PITCHES
GREAT GAME OF BALL

qsurls u errors aaa three ~ Quinn's
had faHt ths hsii
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The National tribune., 1907-02-07
The First Troops to Enter Richmond.

Editor National Tribune: To settle a
dispute between myself and some COM
rades of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, kindly inform me as to what troops
first entered Richmond after the evacu-
alton. I claim that the 18th N. H. was
the first of the infantry troops to enter.
was serving in the 40th Mass, and
was present when the troops entered
Richmond.-Charles A. Riggs, West
Medford, Mass.
Gen. WeitzePs report says that he
sent Maj. A. H. Stevens, 4th Mass. Cav.
and Maj. E. E. Graves. Aid-de-Camp.
both of his staff, with 40 of his head
quarters cavalry, belonging to Cos. E
and H, 4th Mass. Cav, to receive the
surrender of the city, and to direct the
authorities and citizens to cause all
liquor: to. be destroyed and to preserve
order until his troops arrived. At day
break he started Gen. Kautz's Division
of the Twenty-fifth Corps and Gen.
Devens's Division, Twenty-fourth Corps,
and the cavalry under Col. c. F. Adams,
Jr., 5th Mass. Cav, up the Darbytown
and Charles City roads, with orders to
halt on the outskirts of the city until
he received the surrender. Then he Or
dered in a brigade of Devens's Division,
under Brig.-Gen. Ripley, as provost