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V6*" tiVIII....N? 19,008.
NEW-YORK, WEPXEHDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1888.- TWELWE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENT& "
>R. T. C. HALL GOES TO UNTON.
*CCEPT9 A PROFEPSORSHIP IM THE j
BBaHNART.
rms Bniovr.s him WfHOit TBR U8T of popsi- !
BII.TTIE* FOR TIIF. I,"rTII AVF.NTE FWMM
FYTFI'IAN CHVB H THF. ItF.V.
AT.F.X \N!'V: ' VN1-1.1. i.ikt:
i.v TO BI* CH08RN
The Rav. Dr. Th. maa C. Hall. son nf th* lat"
Ttev. Pr. John Hi 11 ' waa for ? ? many yeara
jva?tnr of tl.." Plfth Avenua I'-i-sl.ytcrlan
' Chur.b. haa a< prof aeorahlp ln the
t'nlon Theologlcal Pemlnary. H" arlll ftll the
whlch carrlea wllh it
a aalary of fAOOll a \-nr. Apart frr>m th" In
tareet attachlng to thla Importan! appolntment,
pr, Hall'i aceeptance of the place p<>lnts con
clual* Ij to ,l." fact thai ho is no loncr-r a can
, | ti f * tha rncant pulpH of th? Fifth Ave?
nua Preabytcrlan Church. Blnce he flral
preached ln the church, aboul Bla weeka ago,
Dr. Hall haa b en ati ngly urged by crtaln
membera of the c ingi gatlon aa a aucceaaor to
? .. ? h. r.
i ? arhlla his preachlng and hl? attalnmenta
appealed atrongly to every mem ber nf the
churrh, It aoon became appninnt that hl? candl
__t v -.4 m pui : n. ii by n very amall proportlon
of tr-" congregatlon, who were malnly awayed
by aentlmental reaaona it waa reeognlaed by
the lendprs of Ihe churrh that T>r. Hnll'g llberal
glcal vlewa. eeelng thai ii" waa a warm
; ithlaer wlth the teachlngi t Dr Brlgga,
i4.r? greatly al varlance ^ith tho unawervlng
!)? orthodoa and eonaervatlve spirtt of the
churrh, anil that tn -rt-ml n call to him would
T>e but tn Invlt. furthei aerloua dlaaenal >na wlth
ln a very f=h..n perlod. Agatn, Dr. Hall'a health
;<= '.I' from r buat, and it was fell that his
f.r-er.pfh. even were he aelected, would n<>t ppr- |
: ili him tn contlnue In the paetorate for any
lengthened perlod H la underatood thai Dr,
waa acqualnted wlth lh* feellnga held by
the congregation, to wl m hla father mlnlateri I
ver thlrty : that he waa led In
quence tn accep! the prof rahlp offered
him by the autl irltle* of the Unlon Theo
'. gi rai Bemlnary.
? ? ? th aon of the late Dr. J.'hri
1? ' He waa graduated ai Prlncel n In 1VT'.'.
hla atudlea al the
Theolog .? he atudled
ry. and at tl '; Ittlngen
, ii -- in philoi iphy.
offered hla sen I eB to
t ?? -.? ird, and waa a. I
. ? ... ? h< re h. ' ulli ? *
Ten yeara ago
j t 1 ? .'.' . ' Flral Preaby
?; Ri it- paati r untll
wl ? -i h ? to the F
: ....... . |] ,,!?? clty. ii ??
- r ago. when a
, m to relinqulsh actlve work.
TT ? went to Europe wlth hli renl lal sprlng,
and waa wlth hla father when he dled In Ire
land. Dr. Hall la ? .yeara old. la
goanie I, but 1 ' Idren.
Bo far tl mmltl n an<1
the < ongi gntloi PMfth Avi nue P
teiian Church I
a*orta to fli The poaltlon la prac
tlcally unchang i Bnl Th.' Trlbune la enablad
i ? | .-. . ? - authority th>!t all the
aaaanfrrr of tti* i-"n,mittee nf t;>.- Wllole, as it
la ci ' ? '' ?" ,,f ,nP
... the pulpll n I. ft. i""
in favor. ??? ith not more 1 , ? ? ?
of ??-, ? Vlexnnder
? ? ? ? ? ? Klnpland. ' Corji ell la
i ol the
lan i: >ard Mlaalona, and wlll re
intiy ni Aprll, The maj i
j ;? mn.?
I untll hla rel urn, and,
la Httle doubl thai Mr ? vlll fol
Ir ii true lhat four mem*
ructed to
? : m tr.in
gyman?m hose name Tho
h. ln oi der
thai.- lestlon i y have no Ink;:m.r
<?' 'th.'-. committi gardi ?!
ai belng a'"Brlggalte." lh?T. la little proba
Vo "BrlggsH 111 buc
: ? .... !?? .. ?.
T ?? ? ongregatl >n la almoil a
un I agalnai Ing ; ?_ led over bj any man
? I theoi Iv are f the
ach.
?
.4V IXTERVIEJY ir//// in?/vr.
Par's. Nov. 1"' The 'Plgaro" to-day pub
Ilahea an ln'"r'.Iw v.ith Promior Dupuy. ln the
course of whlch he Is quoted a? ?-a-.
? F't twenty-elght yeara we have llved und?>r
n eontradlctlon The Army and the Democracy
i . al elde v v Bld The raalntenance of th"
traditl^ns r,f the army is a menace to llberty,
ypt th^y a=siir^- the safety of the country and Its
rnnat aacred dutlea in aplte of everythlng, I
em cnnfldent that tb" vitallty of th" country wlll
triumph over the preaenl atorm, ns it haa ln all
the crlar-s it haa ui lergom
In th" Benati ? . tn reply to a re
qtiept that he would "clarlfy" his sp"prh m?d.'
j-esterdav <n thr- Chambei of Deputlea in an
e?--fr tr. rb" Int. ? ? ?? tn th" Plrrpiar'
court-ir.arria; ar i the Dreyl ii affalr, M Dupuy
aa'd.
"Th" eppt-rh wa v Th" powera of
the Court of C and all
neceaaary documerta a*lll l ? communlcat. l l i
th" Court. The Lesi way of reatorlng peace I
to leave matt. ra In the I nda f the ludlclary.*"
?
ESTERHAZY ON His way iir.in:
Parls. Nov, 29 v dlaj itch from Bruaaela f>
tho "Journal" i th. r.'p..rt thai Major
Count EJaterhaa: ^m i .i it a"
b^rts 'hnt i .- ? m rked at R. I
? - ?
OAP1TAI FOR TBE n /'.'> I IXDJE8.
BjTTUgONB lo.M'V ?:-.. BE PfT INTO THB BI'OAR
ixi BTRT 1 ' RB AB MBHED
London, Vov '?', 'Th. Dally Mall" this mnrn
4r:- :? k. the 1 < n':
? ?Wi. are ie thai "ii the Invltatlon of
f. ~. .. ? Bl t.. for th.- Colonlei IJ..s. ;.h
Chamberlaln) aon hav. ln II
ir to n vi\?<? tha
try In the " t Indlea If
~:r Thom - pn pared l
i\ ' ?? 00, and 11 ? thai aome axrangemenl
Wlll :;.- iirr.v. .j - ?
TBOOP8 RETIRE FROM 8ALTADOB.
X SFTHA.-K |TOB THg NI-"' CENTP.AT. AMBRICAI*
i:v." \
Maaagua, Nlearagaa, Nov 31 -Th" armed for^ee
of the l"rir< ! Bta'ei ol Central Amerlca. not bolr.g
tfti -.-: : Nl araga - ? '
from Ba '' la therel
ffd.-ru! orgaalaei wlll lare further efforti un
wla. thelr
unlon
rraaManl Zal yi ol Nlcaragua and Preald4?ni
Bl?rra of Honciui '? ?
Cortato.
The proapef* nf Nlcaragua a:* pearefui.
-_*,
MAKTM1, I.AV. IN I-^TATKir'.
Llasa, V'Ti N-v '.'.'. Tha Repoblle of Ecaador
: lalm. i atai
aOTAI. MMIT1 I>
Ntw-V'jtk :>j ' ? I'Jt P ". Whlte
hall Termlnal fSoutli F'erryJ ?''?'? '; r ?'" fu"1 '-?"?
arty Street Bnulpmeni iMiiiti^
Cur B> ' v. a im luttlled No exceai farea Flneet
train? and qulcjcaai t.m? tettween .w-w-Votk -mi
Wathh'gi-r' ? *?"?*
ALDRIDGE MUST GO.
BLACK BT1DBMTLT DF.TERMINED TO
BUlPaWD HIM.
[BT TELKORAPH TO THK TKIBrXB.)
Albany. Xov. L?9 ?Ge-orge W. Aldrldge, Fuper
Irtondent of Publlc Worka, had another talk
with Qovernor Black to-day nbr. ,t ex-Judge
Countryman'a conclusions a? to tho evldence
taken hy the- Pannl Commlaalon. Mr Aldrtdge'a
frtenda say that thi- r.-auit ?.f the eonference waa
n< t nny more aatlafaotory to the Rnporlntcnd
ent than others he hns rc lently had wlth tha
. lovernor.
Mr. Black Fcems detcrmlned to atiFpend Mr.
Aldrldge, nt l-nat temporartty, from hla DOBl as
Buperlntendenl of Publlc Worka. Whom he
would nppolnt a* head of the Department of
Publlc Works if he ahould auapend Mr. Aldrldge
Is not jrel known. or even hinte.l.
Th* thlrd aection of Artlrle V ot tho Conatl
tution say* that the Buperlntendenl of p
Worka "may be auapended or removed from of
flce by the Qovernor whenever. iti hla judg
mi-nt, tho publlc lnterest shall so requlre." The
Conatltutlon then tjoes on to aay that "ln oase of
th? remoral of auch Puporlntendent of Publlc
YA'orks from ofllce, th<- Qovernor rhall flle with
the Secretary <,f State a statoment of th" cauae
of auch removal, nn.l ahall report auch removal
and the causp thereof to tho Leglalature al Ita
next pcasion " if Mr. Aldrldge ls auapended fr..m
offlee, the publlc is likely to learn at onre from
th" dooumeiit flled with thp pecretary of Htnt?
ihp ramo r,f his auapenalon, and the lyeidslaturp
of 1899 will re. >lve a somewhat atnioar Btate
ment as aoon as lt shali me.-t.
Governor Black was anxloua to aee Attorney
Qeneral Hancock to-day. evldently about this
cnn.-il affalr. but Mr. Hancock dld not arrive In
Albany from hts home ln Byracuee nntil after
Ihe Qovernor had depnrted for his bome ln Troy.
Early to-morrow mornlng the Oovernor and thp
Mtornt y-.'.oneral will hold a oonferencp on the
terma < f ex-Judge Countryman'a report. but n"T.
it is belleved, on the BUbject of Mr. Aldrtdge'a
executlon of the canal contracta, as lt ls under
atood that aeveral daya ago they had a talk on
that queatlon.
Mr. Aldrtdge'a frtenda aay that his Integrtty la
not queatloned ln the leaal ln ex-Judge Country?
man'a report. They dpclarp thnt h.- has been an
honeat Offlclal. YVhat ls charged, they say. is
that he was not Bufflclently carpful ln acceptlng
the atatementa of hla aubordlnatea and of the
employea of th<- state Bnglneer reapectlng the
ml of w.rk done by the contractora, ai I
thal thus the Btate pald oul a larije amount of
money whlch waa n,.t due to the contractora.
In reply, Mr. Aldrtdge'a frtenda say tha* he dld
tnke great paina to protecl the Btate'a Intereata,
and if be made any errora they would have been
>.. bj any other state offlclal wlth auch a
vaat amount of w.,rk In his charge. If aome i f
hla aubordlnatea were dlahoneat. he waa noi
ly or legally reaponaible f.,r thelr actlona
The Qovernor will probably acl on e?-Judge
Countryman'a report to-morrow.
Mh. ODELL AT 0Y8TER BAY.
THK CHAIRMAN VI8ITB THE QOVERNOR
ELECT.
TO KETl'llN' HERE WITH <?? ' OWEt, ROOBEVEL.T
TO-DAY-MH. BaXaWORTH TU ME THK
HEHBI.ICAN I.EADEB ON THK
floor OP IHI BEHATB.
Republlran pollttclana aboul tbe Plfth Avenua
llolel laat evenll | W. ln the vlslt
whlch B. B. Odell, Jr., ehalrman of ihe Btate Com?
mlttee, waa making nt the home of Colonel i:
r. ? tha ilnvi rn.ir-ele.-t. al Oyater Bay. Mr. Odell
wenl down to Oyater Baa yeaterday to havi
talk with the Qovernor-elect, and atay all nlght.
nel Rooaevelt la i ape. ti .1 to return to ti.:- ? Ity
to-day wlth Mr. Odell, ano go on to Boaton to ?!??
Ilv. r another lecture.
Th.- Republlcan leadera have noi been bothered
al all by the reporta that Colonel Rooaevi 1
deterralned to oppoaa a pure-beer blll, and .1 blll to
reorganlae the clty pollce for ?? -^ making it a
part of a Btate eonatabnlary. They say thal the
Colonel is open lo argument on any queatlon of
itlon, an.l will take a eourae thal he bellevea
lo i ?? ncht after there haa been the fulleei
lunlty for argument and dteeuaalon. As a m m
f.-i t, there have been n.. Bgreementa m- to 11 ) ; 1
tirular leglalatlve meaaurea an yet. Tlie membera
? f ? ?? Leglalature have done aome qulel cam
n the organlaatlon of the Benate and
taembly and the polltlclana have been pulllng
w rea f.>r frtenda who ? re c-andldatea for Btate
ofilcea whleh are to he fllled by appointment
It t ... been eettled that Tlmothy l. Ellewnrth
will be the Republlcan leader on th- floor or tu*
Btati Benate Jamea B, Whii'p'.c ls to be the 1 lerk
?f | .. g nate K W. Hlggtna will be ehalrman of
... ... nnance Commlttpe, Hobari Krum will
Urman of the Judlclary Commlttee and V
I. Btranahan will he rhairman of the I Itlea 1 om
red Nlxon will be Ppenker of the As-.
but ln hla make-up of the comnUUeea he haa not
.1 upon the moai Imnortant of heehalr
I p A'l t ind Ottq Kelee) are the
Ka for The majorlty leadirahlp ln the \
- \ E. Baxter la eure of re-electlon
? ?f th? AaBembly, and manj of the rlerka
.. ... hlm al the laat aeaalon are eer
? reappolntment,
COLONEL ROOBEVEBT IN iHOW BHOE8.
Oy,ter Bay. N Y . Sev. n Colonel Rooaevelt
waa up early this mornlng, and donned - anow
and went aklmmlng over the anow for a
H, 1 i| 1 th ? aporl a tve hlm exerelae, whlch
he mu. h needed, ai d gn tlj refreahed hlm
Winiam J Younga, who waa anowbound here
wt'la Colonel Rooaevell wa* almllarh canghl ln
, ...;.;. and Manhattan. reached the ColoneVt
r,y, and had .1 long conferenc wlth the
.. . ? After it. Mr. Tounga pack.
d atarted for Albany He aald h. waa
to make arrangementi- for the inauguratlon
? ihlm nd for ai Inte . I t.
, of th. 1-Mloi t of 1 '? ? "", , "; ? ;
Lacertaln whal lfa. >M ? '? . '
.. li.. mlghi be home on Thurada tir l
, ? ,1 the reei 01 '."?? "'""k ,n .
rlv o thla afternooi h - ?? nner wl h h<
? \ yhTh% to afflrm
? <.?U?onan,aPPOl
T, m M,-.v mornlna '? ????-?.' .. a
Mhi - ttan Hll ' ??",'"\ ':'. im-eed to
1 ,- Hotel I..11-.' ln th- d. ?? he ? I pr? "d
- thi fourth .?' hlel."?
YICT0R1 FOR COfiQEBBALL.
RE W1X8 THE ril-s-r BATTLK IS COl'RT FOH THE
OHEIDA BENATOH8HIP.
Byracuee N Y f4ov. 21 -Juatlce HIbcoc* to-day
. dlemlaaed tbe appllcatlon for a peremptory ? '
| mandamua .mpel tbe Board al Canvaaai
I Onelda County to recount the ballota ?hrown out
ai vold m ihe aleetlon for Benat r ln the XXXH th
Dlttri ? The deelalon waa randared on .he ground
that ihe aflldarti of Thomaa D. vVatklna. on whlch
atlon for the urlt was baf^d;_w*,?,,,l";
? . 11 waa ?: ada on ^''/^^I Trnant^ln
it ai;.-gmg ihe Bource of tha aman
formatlon, An appeal will be tak.r. 1 'he cn
?? ? nt for Senator CoKKesna.l 8 seat.
OEXERAL RRQOKE COMIXO ROUE.
THB COMalAKB IM PORTO BICO TO r.F. OIVElf
TO OENERAL, HKNRY
Baa Juan, Porto Rlco, Nov ?.-aUJor-0*n?ral
John H. Brooke. who Ih about to retlre from the
? rr.and Of the Department of I'orlo Rlco. will
return to tha T'nited Stnten by the flret ateamer
availabka. Iii will he aucvadad by Brtgadler-Oen
eral Quy V Henry, who la. In lut
I'oi-.re by Colorel John B. Caatlemaa.
?
COIXSEl TO CDBAS COMUIB8IOX.
iioratio 8 Rabana haa b.-en appotnted eounael to
tba Cubaa Camnal alon. and arlth lha mei ?
of thal coaamlaBloo, Ineludlaa Qaaeeal CaUxto
Oarcla. wanl to Wathlnatou yaatardajr.
THK NBW8 AT MANILA.
IN'TERERTINft Ot'CirRRENCEB IN AMER
ICA'3 MEWatfT COLONT.
A LOTAL. I.EOTO^ BAVQirKT-ARRIVAT. OF THK
/nAT.ANMA-niVAT. PHTUPPIMB
??RSrUBLICB "
Manlla. Nov. 29.? At the I.oyal I.eglon ban
quet hrre laat evenlng there were alxty-foiir
gueata preaent. Nearly every rntflmandery waa
repreaented. General Anderaon presidel. anl
Rear-Admlral Dewey was reeelved by it guard
ot honor from th? Oregontana, The apeakera
were Oenerala Anderaon, Harrlaon, Qrey, Otla
Reeve, Klng and MacArthur, Captalna G i
ai .1 Coghlan and Colonel Hawklne.
The Concord has sailed for Canton.
The ste.imer <''ilg.,a has nrrlved here from
Bydney, New Bouth Walea, wiih auppllea. Bhe
haa heen tranaferred t > the Amerlcan flag.
The tranapoii Zealandla baa arrtved here wlth
relnforrementa Threa other tranaporta are ttx
pected dally.
It ls reported that a aection of the Instirgmts
called the Quarda of Honor, who are oppoaed to
Agulnaldo, have ,-aptured San Ignado, ln the
province of Pangaalnan, laland of Luson, at tha
Inatance of tbe Hpanish prieata,
The Caoeno Eapafiol here has jriven B4fl t i
each Spanish ofTb-er and 110 to ench prtrate
held ln captlvlty by the Ir.stirsrents.
The Flllplno papers ar" demandlng good roa-D
into th? intertor for the tranaportatlon of prod
ucp. whlch is now waated.
Charlea McKlnnon, of the Oregon troope, dl '.
to-day from smallpox.
Advlcea from Ilolta any fhe natlvea of the
Vlaayaa lalanda have eatabllahed a republle, ln?
dependent of Luaon.
In some of the lalanda hostllltles are proceed
Inp between rlval republlcs.
? ?
ftTTTTUDB OP THK ni.IPINOS
\n BERIOUI TROUBLE EXPECTED, BUT
PRECAUTTONfl TAKEN BT THi:
ADMINI8TRATION.
Washlpcrton. Nov. 29. The apprehensloii
manifested aome tlme auo over fhe attltude <?'
Agulnaldo and the Phlllpplne Ineurgenta haa
noi entlrely dlaappeared, although the Admln
istratlon bellevea they wi'.l accept the sltuatlon
wlthoul any confllct wlth the Unlted Btatea
Th.- matter waa dlacuaeed nt the Cablnet meet?
lng to-day, and aome of the vlewa expi - I
Indlcated .i poaalblllt: lhal the Ineurgenta may
yel have to be deall wlth. On the whole. how
ever, the Prealdenl expeeta that aerioua trouble
wlth Agulnaldo will be avolded, but al the
llme has guarded agalnai an outbreah bj tak
Ing precautlonary meaeurea The Vmerlcan
?? . glready occunylng i art of the P i
ia regarded aa adequate to cope wlth anj emer
thal may arlae. rhe future ejovernmenl
of the lalanda came up Incldentally at th
Inel meetlng, and Becretary' Alger made aome
Biiggeationa aa to detalla of a mlHtar; |
.. ? ? for 'the lalai
MORE TROOPfl ARRIVE AT MANILA
Waahlngton, Nov. 9 The w.ir Dep nn,. I
.. . ed the followlng dlai itch from Oeneral Otli
81 Mai Ha:
Tranaport Zealandla, wlth headqu
aeven companlea lst Tennesper, nrrive.i this morn
Ing, No ...isualtlea.
TO REPORT ON PHIMPPINI AORICUI/TURE.
Berkeley, Cal., Nov tt Ueutenant a. P. Hayne,
nn Inatructor In the agrlcultural departmenl of the
Cnlveralty of Callfornla, now atatloned wlth one
, f the Callfornla n glm. nta al Manlla, haa been di -
lalled to ronducl nn offlrlal Inveatlgntlon Ini ? l
iltural reaourret of the Phlllpplnea, and to
make a reporl of the reaultt to vVaahlngton.
CZAhVB RI.I'I.Y TO TIIF 8VLTAX.
AN ASSURANCE Of THK MAINTENANCB OF TURK
ISH BOVBREIONTT IN '"RF.TK.
? ? atantlnople, Nov "? The Caar of nussla. re
plylng to the Bultan'a telegrara of November 2...
ln whlch the Siiltan urp.-.l the Caar to nhandon
his Intentlon of aendlng Prtnce Oeorge of <;reer?
lo Crete a? High Commlaaloner of :he Powera,
derlaree thal the frlendly aentlmenta of Ruaala
loward Turkey are unchanged, and whlle rrince
Oeorge i? cd'.? to < rete as Commlaaloner of four
Powera, th. Bultan'a rlght of soverelgnty will ba
aafeguarded,
4>
DVCBE88 IDEXTIFIE8 FIFR JFITFI.S.
I CNF. OF THK PRIgONERf. IN THK 9TTHF.nT,AND
CASK A KOTSO THTFF.
Wmdon. Nov. CO Tha two men arreeted here y?s
terday. who h.vl In thelr poss-a?|on a conelderable
quanttty of the fewelry atolen early lnat month
nn board a traln runnlng between Paris nnd CfilT-ls
from the Dowager Ducheaa of Sutherland. glve
thelr namet aa John? m and Uppmann. They
were arralgned ln tho Weat London Pollep Court
to-day and remanded,
The pollee aay that U.0K worth of the atolen
jewela. moat of whlch had I.i reaet. hns been re
eovered. The Ducheaa Identlfled the arth-lea found
ln the poaaeaalon ..f the prlaonera The total value
of the Jewelrj atolen on the traln waa CJO.OM
Tlie ehlef prlaonar, ' '? ?on, is known to tbe po
llce aa "Harry, the Valet," and la eonaldered to he
t tha clevereal Jewelry thlevea ln Europe.
?
FOR A COLLEGE AT KRARTOUM.
r.onr> kit. rkker PROPoaea a rtsr. mbmoriaIi
TO OORDOH
London, Nov BJ Oeneral Lord Herberl Kll he
e Rgyptlan Slrdar, In an open letter l ?
mornlng newapapert to-day, appealt to tha I
? to found an m Ini iln
ti , Gordon M< morlal Coi ? ??? al Kh irtoum, wlth a
,,. ,.v 0f ,,;. atini ihe Boudaneae and contlnulng
? i.,. v ,-k v Oeneral Oordon began. II.
..... i the Prtnce of W ali ? ? I
.. ..,,.. patrona of the ui d. rtaklng, and that
I?,t- i Ballabun haa wrltten hlm, aupportlng the
. aa - im,. only pollcy by whlch England'a
rlvlllatng mlaalon can l?e effectlvely accomi
Lord Kltchener announcea alao thal Baron. i Bur
dette-Coutta and other peraona of wealth and high
; i tlon aupi ort Ihe enterprtae
-,, ., banquei tendered blm in Edlnburgh thi*
l Lord Klt. hi m r. ln reapondtng to a l
health. explalned hla plana for tha Inetltutlon
ai Khartoum, and made .. dramatl ; . ? ' for
rundi He alao aaked for help from lha ?;?
of ?; ?? great EngllBh-epeaklng si?:er Nation of
Amerlca
The Eart of Roeebery, who waa nt tba bnnq'iet.
eloquently and patrtotlcally Indoraed the pt
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AXXIOU8 lo RETVRS B001ET8 VOXET.
:,,,.-,,., jtov N The Cartton Club hia offered
. ...... ? the Hooley eatate the t: i.0M whleh
? ?? H r. the bankrupt. contrlbuti I
i time ago tl roui tha club to the funda ? I l
:-.- r;irr>
BOJIB FOVXD IS UAR8EILLEB BOCRSE.
Mareeillei v- -' A |,n1' '""'n"1'? '*?
grammei of power and nalla. capabla of J Ina
?Tri, found ln tbe Bourea here
thla t- " '? '?'' '":' '"'d
' not li.;rr.ed _
8TBAM8BIP CAPTA1V LOW.
, u , . k aa Thi BraBMh ateamer
. , . , . . iied from New-Yat* on No
. . . r in for Adaa, B imbay. Madraa, ? i
i,.re to-d | lor coal. nd reported thnt i ap.
,.r. a been waahed overbocird and drowned
laaekwooera Artlatle Cablnel PhotoaTapbe. IMO
p.r do?i.. orouad door. L?*0 Braadway UOth BU.
1 -^advt.
PEACE TREATY DUAWN CP.
BIORBTARIBI OF THF, COMMI8MOX8
PBBPARH THB ARTJCLES.
UKLKAHB OF INSfHOKNT PRISONKRB TO BB
IN<~T.T-r>FP IN THF, PROTOCOL AGRF.F.
MENT.H BUBJECTB LKFT FOR
NEGOTIATION.
Parls, .V'nv. 20? As a reault of tbr> work of Mr.
Meora and Beflor OJeda, aecreurlea reapectlveljr
of tha Amerlcan and Sp^tii?h Peact C rnmla
alona, the draft of the artlclea embodylng tha
protocol agreementa waa completed thla even?
lng. it wlll be preaented to the two commis
alona to-morrow- In the mornlng nt thelr aepa
mto s..?s|nr.p. and In the afternoon at the lolnt
aeaaion, when II wlll receive flnal conaldefatlon,
There wlll be little deujy on theae artlclea.
Mr M....re wlll als.. s.r.niit to-morTOW 10 th"
? Btatei Commlaalonera the add tlonal buI -
Jecta to he preaented to the Rpanlarda for n"K"
tlatlon. Theae, for eonvenlenee and greater dla
patch, are belng drafted Into the form of ar
? I
The releaae of 'he Inaurgent prlaonera held
i ?. Bpaln wlll go Into the protocol agreement. it
havlng been already agreed lhal Bpaln la to re?
leaae them upon 'v'" ITnlted Btatei undertaklng
?,, Becure the releaae <<t Bpanlah prlaonera ln
the handa of Agulnaldn. Thla queatlon la sn ln
tltn.it.?!>? relal d to the Peace Treaty thai II haa
been remored from thi aobjecta tbal are tnat
tera of future negotlatlon.
The ? ta lea of the two Peace Commlealona
began thi r Jolnt taak of formulating the artl
,:,..; of the peace treatj al 3 o'clock thla after?
noon, aa dlrected b) thelr reapectlve Commla
.t yeaterday'a conference. This work waa
aaaj and rapld, aa to th" rellnqulahmen! and
ceaalona refei red to In the prot.
Tho aecretarlea wlll embody ln tentatlve artl
. ? ? n on Wi dneaday the buI '
nf ihe rellgloui fi dom of the Carollne Ia ?
i , aval atatlon for the l'nlted Btatea In the
Ban e group, rable landlng rlghta al other placea
withln Bpain'i Juriadlctlon, an?J the revlval of
the treatlea bn ken by the war.
Thua the commerclal and general treaty of
ITOfi ia-111 I..- revlved, to be recaal later. and the
. of I8JH for the settlemenl of certaln
clalma. The treaty of 1R77, provldlng for extradl
tlon, the trademark treaty of 1882, and the
aupplemental extradltlon treaty of 1 SC wlll ? o
. revlved, In additlon to aeveral modua vlvendl
agre? menta.
i in all the polnta i utslde i t the proto I there
?? || he friendly n. tlatlon only, Bpaln havlng
the rlghl to name the prlcea Bhe wanta for her
? ry and to reject or ac ? ; I th. Vn
offera. The Rpanlarda, m> leea lhan the Amerl
cana, are now anxloui to flnlah the bu
whl h brought them here.
PREBB COMMEXT TX PARI8.
THE NEWSPAPER8 QENERALLY ADVERBE
TO AMERICAN 1 E KCJS POLICY.
p .... mov. 20 Th "8 ilell" to-day rei
tuation broughl aboul by the
. ? : , i
"Probably the greateat dlfflculty the Unlted
haa befora her wlll be the atrong d ff. r
of opinlon In the Benate and Houae on
th* quoation of tarrttorial expanalon "
"Petlt Itleu" *nvs: "All th" frk-nds of
Bpaln wlll rnnirralul.it.-' her mi havlng put an
? ??. ? iinful neg itlatlona and flnlshed
thla aad chapter In her hlatory- Thoae of the
I'nlted Btatea can, on the other hand, n -
perhape, thai they ahould nol have ehown
themaelvea more generoua In vlctory and that
they Bhould have too eaallj forgotten the dla
Iritereated and exelualvely phllanthroplc m< tl ? 4
it, the name of whlch they undertook the war.
Th-v cannot aee, elther, wlthout Bome dlaap
polntment the audden and complete breaklng
down of the princlpl 1 that have made the
greatneaa and proaperlty of thelr Republlc, and
they anxloualy a-k themaelvea what Influence
the policy of conquest wlll have upon thelr dea
tinie? gnd upon the world. Th" Monroe Doc
trine to n.uv r.ut of date. The Amerl. an Ri pub?
llc, eonquering and colonlzlng, n<> longer haa tha
rleht to cloae to Europe the new contlnent,
?Ince ahe herself haa Btepped oui of It."
The "Intranalgeant" alludea to the pnsaibie
nbjeetlnn nf Qreat Hrltain and Oermany to the
,v>.,?|nn Of the Sulu Inlands, nn the grour.d ttvit
the treaty of 1*77 atlpulated that thla group dld
not property l.elnng to the Phlllpplnea, and re
mark.-:
"However that may be. the preaence ln tho
camp "f lnternatlnnal policy of the Unlted
Btatea a? a colonlal Power of Importance is a
perlnua event, and nne that may have unfore
?fen conaequencee."
The "Tenipa" aaya: "Fmm the outaet the
Americana have negr.tiated on the prlnr-iple. of
take It nr leave It. and have covered thelr
clalma bv a ?..rt nf sanrttty If the trlumph. tn
call it *?>. ts eomplete, may It not contaln grave
alementa of danger and anxlety to the Ameri?
cana? Tiu- tranaatlantlc democracy haa be
come Imperiallat, and the Republlc founded on
federallam and autonomy haa become a eon?
quering one. From an Internatlonal polnl of
vlew this meana a repudlatlon "f the Monroe
Doctrine'and the entrance of Amertca Into the
ronfliets and Intriguea of the <;r-'Mt Powera -
and her harahneaa to Bpaln Ib the cauae of much
anxlety aa to her relatlona wlth other Powera."
The "T.-mps" alao expreanea rh.' opinlon that
Bpaln haa purchaaed peace wlth the Unlted
Btatea al the expenae <-t Internal turmolL
The "Journal ''?", Debata" aaya: "The Ameri?
cana, havlng atarted < >u t to llberate Cuba, have
ended wlth pocketlng what remalned of Spaln'a
colonlei Thla moral evolutlon of the Ami rlcana
Ib edlfylng ??? a good example of the manner In
whlch one .'-.n. almoat in good falth, arrlve at
the formulatlon of the moat outrageoua de
manda hy a confualon of ai l n md dut; il
lerlng an IntereH t.. be a <Ii\-ir,.?
rlght. V' -.?? tl .' Ai prlca haa entered the arena
r.f Internatlonal polltlca have lome
llvelj aurpriaea ln atore even for thi -?? alf>
have been * 1 readj t . offer ihelr frlendahlp."
*?
THF. CABIXET IIEARS FROM JtTXJE DAY.
Waahlngton, Nov. ll' The Oovernmenl haa
been ofllclaUy advlaed nf the Bucceaaful terml
natlon of the p. ice negotlatlons aith Bpaln. A
cable dlapatch to thli effect, whlch h.Vd been re
elved from Judge Day, waa read at t..-.iay's
. ? ? . ? _? 1 ? tbe 84 cretary of Btate
jj,.f. ,.. returnlng to the I'nited s;at.-s the Am*r
imn Peaca C - r-ers wlll tecurc from tha
ii repreaantatlvea, if poaalble, a propoai
tlnn for the sale to the Unlted Btatea of strontr
iBland. nne nf tha Carollne rroup, k ma dlatance
1 ,. and aouth of Laaon, for a cable Btat
gnoul I Ine l ? aell the laland for a rea?
aonabla lum, hoarever, the matter will he
dr"[ ped, for the- pre?ent at least. The resalon
of thla Island Is not Involved in Ihe pendlng
treaty. and n<> preaaura wlll be brought to bear
1.1 induca Bpaln to part wlth it.
?
I...N CARI.OS TO Kl-.l-T SILEXCE.
Madrid, Nov 29 The Heraldo" to day pub
llahea a dlapatch wbli h Bayg:
Don Carioa wlll n"t publlah a maalfeatn untll
the ratlfralli.il of tha pea. I tr-aiy by the t'han:
bers "
Ccutlnulng. the "Uaraldo' ex*>reaa?a the bcllef
that th.- Bpanlah Oovernaaent doea not know the
wher.abouta of Don Jalme, the aon >.f Don
Cartoa._ i
SAGA8TA 8AY8 SPAIX WILL PAY.'
IMPORTANT BTATEMENT IN RJPOAJU) TO
THB CUBAN AND PHILIPPINB DKBTS.
London, Kov. "?).?The Madrld corraapondent
Of "The Dally Mall" aaya:
"Beflor Bagaata ass.-rts that If the Pnlted
Btatea Inolata upon Bpaln paylng the Cuban and
Phlllpplne debta ahe will honor h'-r sltrnature to
the 'xt.-nt of her reeoupeea, and the Oovern
m.-nt will not refuae to accept this burden.''
? ?
SAUASTA DKKI'l.Y MOVED.
Madrld Nov. 29 Beflor Bagaata ahowed much
? itloi n arnlng that th.- Spanish Commto
-: ,. ra In Parla had formally agreed to algn
the tnaty of peace on the Amerlcan eondltlona,
I ,,? he aaaured his frtenda that he was con
i he in l BAlopted the h.-st eourae in tha
Intercata of th.. country ind the monarchy, add
?;,,,- thal the new? hud llfted a great wetght
from the mlnda of the people.
The Bank of Sr.ain has made a freah advance
to the Qovernment of 60.000,000 peaetaa to
cover the expenaea of repatrlatlng the spanish
troopa in the Phlllpplnea and the Antillea
The Republlcan papera vlolently atta.-k both
t Qovernment anl the Amerlcana
OVTBREAK EEARED IN 8PAIN.
THB QOVERNMENT KEEPINO A CLOBK
WATi'll ON THK CARLIBTB AND
THK PREBB
London. Nov. aa?The Madrld correspondent
of "The Btandard." telegraphtng on Monday by
way of the spanish frontler, aaya:
'The Qovernment, apprehenalve as to the ef
fecta of sipnin* the peace treaty, has ordere I
ihe mtlltary and etvll autborttlea to maintatn
the greateat vlgllance over telegrama and tele
phones. A Btrlct cenaorahtp of newapapera la
contlnued throughout the country. and apeclal
revcrtty la ahown wlth reepect to articles al
ludlng to the peace negotlatlona.
"Unfavorable Informatton has been reeelved,
even from offlclal aourcea concernlng th>- <'.tr
llBta' propaganda and preparatlona, whlch are
decldedly aasumlng serioua proportlona. 'El
El.i' aaya that Carllam la apreadlng n..t only
ii, Biway, bul ln Quipuxcoa, a Baaque pi *
borderlng on Prance, and in placea hlth
crto tianqull. The Bllbao papera report offl?
clal precautlona th.-;... owlng to the amu
, keta.
"Other papera asaert that the Carllata are
ln Madrld and elaewhere eom
miaalona for offlcera and dally pay at three pi
b. taa for volunteera, There is much anxlety ln
lal and political clrclea leal the Carllata
?: . opportunlty whlch is preaented by the
prnfound diaappolntment of the country at the
i llpplnes, after the Qovernment
had unwlaely 1 the nation to belleve the archi
. would t"- reta i I
"The Carllata .1 i not conceal thelr .nter.tion to
a mantfeato, though the Qovernment has
i ordera for the ai ere repreaalon of any
hance. Many noted Ivll and mtlltary
Carllat leadera have been abroad for s.,m" tlme,
and there ls no doubt the CartjUa have c .llected
funda ln Spaln, if not at.r ** !. I am assured.
however, that their propaganda ln the army haa
Im , un?u, ceaaful bvcb an ' ? tented
repatriated aoldlera, who were azpected I
come wllllng recruits."
?
N'KP.ltASKA i:\PANSIO\ISTS JOTFUI*
Omaha, Nov. !".? fSpeelalV Over two hun ' I
\. raaka polltlciana gathered in Omaha to
night to partlclpate in the banquet of the r. B.
Qrant Republlcan Club. The partora ..f the
Millard were ablaae with varl-colored electrtc
Hghta and irlitterlnar with cut glaaa All the
pr imlnent Republlcan managera were present.
From the moment the toaatmaater, ~. P Qur
. f Omaha, opened the ceremonlea to the
four houra later, the board reaounded
wlth oratory and predicrions of colonlal glory
for th>' Repilhllc.
The banquet was eaaenttally an Kxpansionlst
affalr, Intended from Its inception to Indlcate
the unanlmoua sentiment of the Btate ln favor
,,f th-- coionial pollcy of the Admlnlatratlon.
An effort waa made to aecure th? attendance
of as many of the Repuhlican randldatea for
State honora as possihie. Most of them were
nt, as were several dozen membera-elect
..f the Leglelature.
John I.. Webeter resronded to the toaet, "The
Nation." and pald a hrilllant trlhute to the
aagaclty of President McKlnley ln his deter
minatlon to secure for tha Repuhiie the fruits
of the war.
UR, FORAKER 0X THF COMIXQ TUF.XTY.
PLEA8ED WITH THF, WORK OP THK PEACE COM
anagtoN praibed bt ~ai_ btreet mbs
Senaior Foraker <<f Ohlo, who haa been ln ihe
clty f..r aeveral daya, returned to Waahlngton yea?
terday. Mr. Foraker is .-i promlnenl member of tl a
Benate Forelgn Relatlona Commlttee, .it.,l ??vii: have
lerable to -av about the peace tr ity when tt
.. the Benate He si.M that he -a ia mu. -.
t_-rr? tifi? -1 over the eac pi ipect of i "?
being tlgned i-. ':.. near future. ll.- thh.ks the
Peace Commlaalon will have tlme m .ir.ifi a
before the Chrlatmaa r. of Congreaa.
II.. i.. lloved few Benatora would .
tlon of l ??? ity, .:? -a thir. mlghi ',?? more
iton as to Ita 4
i. -1 aurprlae al Mr Carnei - ;,,-.:.
and ^,-ii.i th.-.t Mr. i ? " * far greater
manufacturer and In l commerce than
aa n . onatl ??? ? ? Benator For ik< i l?
pl. ia. .i wlth the worl
m1--i n and w'th the proap. ,-t ol ;i tr.
VV ill .^ :? el too lt wei! ple i 1 wlth l
Peace i 'oi '? r. ?,,?.? In I'arla. ind aa
:, In Ita commendatlon of th.
Am. rlcan !'? a ?-?
led to a c -i ? ? ? -
:i thelr Hlde of th..! dell
? n ?? ,-. ?
? h. atock market of t mplel '
egi tlatlona wa? not ehpeclally notlceable. how?
ever, ..- the complian - e Am. rl
. atlona as to the Phlllpplnea and the
, iher former colonlal poaaeaalont of the B|
rrown ha i h'-.-n full) eapi led ind had been
rounted i iai week ln the mai ket.
TRA \ > POR1 >? FOR 8P 1X18II TROOP8.
THRBE WORTH OERMAN LLOTO BTEAMERg TO
CARRT THP ARMY HOME PROM CUBA.
Premen. Nov. 9.?Tha Companla Traaatlantle
haa ehartered lha ateamera Hapaburg, Fulda and
W'erra. heinngln? to the North Oerman Lloyd
Bl amahlp Company. anl will uae th.m for th"
-, inlth troopa In i 'u * In De?
cember.
The Fulda and Werra are now In this por; Thev
will aall f..r Cuba on Frldaj Each will mak.- tu i
, gi iin and the eonti latea that the
j trlpa '?'?' begln fore January 1. to that
troopa rrm\ t Be taken awaj b) thal date.
?
TO PROBPECT FOR QOLD IN CUBA.
w ehlta, K.in . Nov '.'< Dr J W Longford of
Arlaona, and twelve of Reoaevelt'a Rough Rldera
- n Juan Hlll, Cuba, to proapeel f..r
Dr Langford - ra i< i ln regard to tha trtp be?
fore hla dep irtur..
R>, .,,,,. of Its pleaaanl clli
Brtter a I n< Id ih in ?'??? Klondlke I
tlng counti
ih,. wi -|..???<? d .n Alu ia -''??? >'?
will be able to v.ork ?flt. '
, rocka of thi hlll, Puba ln i elf ia a v rgln
counto'. It haa the deepeal and flneel aoll th, 1
tvai .-.i? Th.- highaat-prlced Iroa workad tu-a_y
cuoiet Uom Cul.i
8TEAMER POBTLAAD LOST.
WEXT DOWN WITH ALI. OX BOARD OFI!
CAPK COD.
CAUOHT IN THF STORM OF PI'N'DAT-OREAT
I,OS8 OF I.IFK BOMB OF THE BODIKS
RBCOVERBD PARTIAL I.I8T 09
THOfS on BOARD.
Boaton, Nov 29, A dlspatrh to "The H*Ta1d*
from North Truro pays the Bteamer Portland,
of the Boaton and Portland Hteam*hip Com
pany, plytng bei ? B too and Portland, waa
totally ur."k.-i ,it 10 o'clock Bunday moming
..ff Mlchland Llght, and tha entlfa rrew and
paaaangera periabed wltbla a ah.rt dlmanr* of
land. a large quantlty of i-rrecaage, lnciuding
trunka and other materlal. has cotn? aahore,
and at dark laat mght thlrty-four bodlea had
been recovered from ihe aurf bj the iife-saving
crev. al Hlgh Head Btatlon. One l".dy waa
lhal of a a iman. Tl f tha d later waa
brought by a apecial traln, as caremunkaHaal
wlth Boaton by wlre from polnta on Capa I'od
la Impoealble on accouni of tha aavoa wrovajfgl
bj th<? Btorm.
The flral body waa found by 'lidenn notil*y,
a Biirfman al the ita tion, who at onee gave tha
alarm. Then i thorough aearch waa made. Th#
bodlea Baved were evldently :h> *?? of ia.??*ngera.
The body of 'he ?...man -.\as well dreeeed.
It I? thoughl here that th.- Portland tnok the
itorm -i naturdaj nlght, .-aii?lng h*r
io break down ar> l flnally to drlfl on to the lea
?hore to n rtaln deatructli n.
The Portland waa bulli in Bath ln HW. *nd
waa a alde-wheel Bteamer of 1.317 tona net bur
.'.??n Her length wa - 2SW feet, beam 42 feet depth
13 feet. She was mi Ui | i' 1200,1)00, and rval
fully Ineun .1
I.IST of PABSENOERB.
rtoa'nn. x v. 21 F. " larlng la .a partlal net of
the paaaengera aald to have been on board the
Portland a-hen Bhe lalled fi i Boal a on Pat
urday nlght:
AI.I.KN, Ifl**
AI.I.KY. Mrn. TH* I ?
BFRNB, lllaa.
f*ARRi 'i-l. Mra J A . Tj-n-eii
r*H IBE, ataater Phlllp, ar. m itar.
< HA8E '. ?- -
mirjcERiNl, Mr. ?;? rga O., tVermoatt, Igaaa
? I w.
<-"U. Mii ?pr agflel I, Maaa,
>-. iv, Mr*. Kal i I -
HKNNIB Mn f*c*k
i nMi'NDB v ii Jennl* Marl i M Eaat ivatej*.
MAN F l
, FRYE, I
IIRI '. !? ' V ? -
1 iii:i:i:.-'i\i. " M -?
HOLM
!i>" '? : R, S
, ie, tl,
HOTT, M - Jennl* C, IfOfta Eaat**.
i ' TIINBi IN, M C.
Ili Tt' I v- '??. M -
jackboN wif* and rtitid, Beatk t rrlaai, Ma.
KKN.VIBOX, ?;. -?:,' r '- '? ? -, Ra
M i H
MTRII
iX? r-.'-v1-. gaetoa.
' PIERCE, Mr . ' -?
pi.y.mi TON", m -? Bmmi U, Caarlea Rtvar,
roi xrjfl Mr* lani -?????
Rl 11 nl.-. M ?
I gRWEM. ??' rfiaua
RWOOD, rre-l-rfK. V r.'.&r.l
> -M! "H H N "I MV- Bt T.?f ne?tOB.
BTEVENB. r rtland.
.-" ii? ? ? ?? r rtland.
; s^ KES, MIm '
M H
th.mim'N. Mr. Caarlej H. We?a*far8a, Ma
?i Thtwaaa?, n*ooea*r*a, M*.
I WHKKI.I.K, Mr*., Boutll Weyrnoeth, Mi'".
w nsuiN. Ch ?
W II B< iN. ?'. K.. B*th*t. Me
MEMBERB OK TIIK rRF.VT.
Boaton, Nov. '-"'. The rrew of th? Bteamer
, portland, aa far aa can ba aacertalned, Ib aa
j followa:
' BLANCHARD M llli N . Mf*ata.
i BLAKE, B., wai nman.
BARR. 'N M ittl w, .te.-khind.
i BERRT, Mn Margaret, *t?war<!*ii.
BRt'CB, !' . .1- ahand.
? it. h . Sraman
i CATUN, - . Braltar. ,
? ? . iLUNS, Peter. 'le. khaal
C. IIIER, ? . harlxr.
I'Ai.v. J >ha, dackhand.
i davidbon, Jm.-i. flefatiand
DEERINO. Edward. rnet*
| DIUeON .i a . otter.
*> lUOHTT, W. .1 , : reman.
DTER Anael, inar'ermai'ir.
r*ENNEIX T K , f.rcman,
' PORMAN, I/?p. walter.
?; \'.KI,V. .T K.. f.r?rr.an.
1 ORAHAM, '?? ra* aralcer.
GRAHAM '?' tBaBd.
HARRIB Mra r-irrle M . *texrar*eaa
KARTU5Y, Rlchard, d?ck^ar.4l
. aae Bd iteward.
INORAHAV. f a ? pvraar.
JOHNBON, Arthar, walter.
JOHNBON te?4?-H. *-alter
LeATIMER, head ealoonman.
?.KIOHTON, )?' 'V.. elertrlela-k
M N'RAL. ,r.. oller.
M OIL.VART, '?? ? rre. -teeichnnd.
M'KAV, JohB ?*< n^ mat*.
:'.'.'.. 'IT, >n ie flrs' enr.Tieer.
MKRBIMAN M. flr-rr.-in.
?? ' ? :U.'\' B, A V . ?-eW?r1.
Hoi - . '-rk
Ni:i,S".V. Ie?:-. -e...n1 pITot
D'llRIBN, ?' rn ui d? -khar.1.
PETERB. N-' F . ., .1,--. nnaeter.
ROBfCIIAW, '.V H. 1 ngfmnn rr.rnttr.
I. H.I.IB. .N II t:r.'m.-in
ROl'LET, fl*. rga C, ?:? ihand.
BK iVF.I.I* T . w.iti'hman.
si.. ..sv, Arthar, ded I
BMITH, Bamuel, a/alt*f
BTROIT, [e*wlB, Hrai
1 RRRIUa ? thlrd eng -?r
\VAl?TO> I '? a*e ? l ..-ir-e^r.
W ;, ITTl N', J aratel
1\ IIjUAMB . a . : m ,n.
CAPTAIN BAILED CONTRARY To OROERg.
HE RAD BBR8 IKBTRUtTTED TO w.MT ur^TItam
0 . ? !.? : v
P rtland M< . N< l".' The Advertiaatr** aaya
this afternoon that ever Blnce the Portland haa
been mlaalng there have been lno.uuiea ?hy the
ateamer ahould leave Boaton Baturday nlght.
when the Btorm ?aa threatening and there
w.is everj appearai ??? of a dangeroua gaie near
at hand Tbe Bay Btate dli not lea\e Portland
that tiiRht Mr Llacomb, WlBnagfir Of the ateam
ship company, aald 'his forenoon lhal on Satur
day forenoon he nrd^r.-d the BoatOB agent, Mr.
Wllllama. to tell Captaln Wanchard not to sall
on tim*. but to Btay at hla doek untll 0 o'cloclc
at leaat. when he eould conault the w^ather re?
porta and declde whether he ..ught to go or not.
The next da>'. wh*n Ml Llac *nb found the
ateamer had aalied. he asked Mr WiKiama If he
: , i gtren htg order to <"aptain Hlar.ehard Mr.
Wllllama replled lhal he aad
What dld the captain aay.'' anked Mr. Lla
comb.
? ii,? aald he ahould co Ht 7 nVlook." waa Mr.
WIlllama'B reply. " la probabla that raptaln
Blancl " aevaraly r.-primar.d
? i. if ii. had nol it hla place, even if ae had
i .- through all rlglit It waa a
,s,.,i error .-f Judgmanl on Captaln M'.anrhard's
part that he ahould leave ln the faoe of expllcit
BJroctlotaa to the coutrary. Frobably he ludatd

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