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V^-LVIII....^ 19,022.
NEWYORK WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1808.-TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CEXTS.
F1GHTING IN HAVANA.
CVflA >'S A ND SPA NIA RDs 11A VE
? ANOTHER ENCOUNTER.
fffO iTRAN DErUTIES, A OEXKRAL AND
A OOLONEL WOUXDED-CAU8ED
Bt BOTOLONOO'l FUXERAL.
Ilavnrr.. J'cc. Kl.?Abov.t 0 o'elock thl? morn
fnf. arhaa a funaral prccoM'.cn. whleb mi ea
r.ir!.;.r ttta htftra* coatatnliig the body of Jeaua
fjpteloafO, WhO waE '.tllled on Sunday nlKht.
rra hed Jr.far.tn ar.d Pan Jos? eta., a vlo'.ent af
fray '" ;: Plaoa bttwaan rr.emhers of the funeral
inr;y ard .-.rr.c ?taploytl cf the Ml'.itary H> s
The followlng wara ivounded:
BJCTAXCOCRT, Dr., CuLan Deputy for Bar.tlaeo
: h
Pi hTt'KNDK, RAFAEL, Cuban de;uty.
V::~'-*T., ? ?" Ct?1 u; .;,?:.>:.v.
h:vas. aRMaN".':: tha ,"u..an xrioaal
?LaNCO, FRAXC1S LT'.^AS. u Bptnlurl
Q.VftCIA, RAYMO.V, * BpanUrd.
T.w.ree womtn ar.d iwo ihlldren were also
trour.dsd.
Oarcla, who via8 stabbed, may dle, and F >rtu
cr.da *au badly hurt.
Cn? VtntoB of the affray la that the Milltary
Uo?p:tal tnplOjrM and a nuir.ber of Span'.sh
prtvstcr WhO w?e standlnt; ln the hospltal
pgfttOOi refueed to rernove thelr hats when re
QUf?t?d to do io by persons ln the proOMltoil.
Therev.pon the Cutans, II 1s alUg"d, trled to
Jtnook off the hf.ts. end a fight ensued.
Hm prtvates firad upoa the pro estlOB, the
ajefetdowfl of tlM hearss belng broken and bu'lets
?trlkir.?r the ccSn. Kn'.vts and pietola were
frec:y ua :.
Tha procoaaion, v.-h!ch cor.tisted of one hundred
?gtd abjhty Cii-:!ni- .*. (. :.:*.r.u' d to the Cuban
catrp. naai Marlanao, where mllttary honore vere
rtr.i'f-fd. Tttara wara !::ore thau flfty vreatha
?f flowtn frcin the frltnda of Captaln Bototongo,
?ml tha pfocMaloa and raram mtM wtrt vlrtual*
ly a dm *?tr?t!' ? ? "t the }-!.to! Ingluttrra
gUNDAy niguvs ovtbreak.
IHK IHOOTINCI Al . ?<??. V AT T1W HOTEL
lM::,.\rn:::'!A,
Tpt muraaira tn tiim rnmviia !
Havanw. via R*y " I 18 '*?'?<? f??llna
lr. Bavai ' ???.-??? - ? . .' panlc. a;.i'.
Buadty nlajbt - kfTray ln lha Hota! Inalatarra
cstr.e naar brlng a mawacra of Innoovnt HUf"!"1.
The tn ' '. rc Hlldntajht ln
f: : ? ' ? . 'im- n Theatra ln '?? dlaputa bvtwttn
- ? - - :: nvr- -".. t< d that
a Cuban wai n?; obMrvlng Captatn-0*aara1
Caitf::?ni^'a ordar nvainat v.-r;4:!r.K lb? Inalffnla
of tba lr.iiurK< :??*. ?-?::: ..... :-' ?-. .-.? Caban oflloan
itarttd toward tha ' ?? '? U to li.guiro tho
ca,.:?'> of tha troublo. A ihot wai thcr. Trod
aj p s n ]? r ..-?.., whicb runa batwooa tba
ffecoa Theatr- and thp H>itrl Inffiatarnk Thia
it.~: aPMCUU ? irw>* C'^ ln ,}l? *!r' but Jt
?e?fr.? : n ? !nhed fhr.t !t <-fcrr.o from a
group st C ':': ? C N ? ? -? ^'..-d
whb Ipanlsb ?' ara, !:; tba Inclatarra Cuf#
were . ana nnd Cub?!.a. A large
).--?.- ? :- . off eri ran -?. i f a the
roaa t! park ft i tha Tacon.
They tba oa wd wbtoh wai :.:e?ainic
? . Inslatarra, drtvini ? amall numbar
c' Cabana bafara thesn throiiRh tba rf.fft and
ir.tr- tba Dorrldoy o! tl ? botaL pp tn t'.-.'.a time
the r"K.;'.ur mllKary I ;-*" forca aoomi to h?ve
bern li nti but I wai oulckly auvmanl S
ty a c m:mr.y of r*t i ra ? ' by fl ara who
rr.ir'. d ln. A llara !n tba imrk firod
MYora] vollcyi ln i lli tlona, ar.d paopu
Uoeki away b l tllng throucb th(
c:.v
TWO VOXAETB PIRED AT THE HOTEL
Two ajtraigbl fual aa aaem to havo been
f.red at -v Inglatarra Ona t theaa
woundad -' ? ? ' ? ' Pena f tba
luyajant forcei ' " ? caf*a
!:; :h- neig] quU y i ?;
but wara - ali . - . la ? - raf? go
thu bul ra 1 ylng mtaids. it la
ajl . :? ? ? flrtr.g ln tba ; ark ????ut- I
trt/opa loatng tbalr beada Xn tba Inglaterra
Hf>:. howi r wblla thara wa? mucb a-lid
abootlng, : - io an ev!dt:.t jl-i-!ki,.
Captatr. Boi ia ahot l illdlng
by a I ill 1
by 8ui f Genei Greene'a ataff,
Othen '?? '?'?
rara f rtunata !r. tbat t
th- m waa hlt by a cl i ' c; :: ' tha
-.. rbrcaa aacai Sad to the tblrd atory of
? ibou wara rired tb< ra
Th?.y uid tl rch of Qanaral Oraena
m. The hotel wal'a baar
,. ibota balng "?? I '"?''
Captaln \ Ueutanant Btavana aoo-i i
panled. fllcara, * ant to arbara tba
major M "t*""11^
tha troopa to itop
tbalr -
BPANI/ RDB" BITTER PEELING.
It waa a i r befora order araa reatorad.
f.. . . ? ? ? f Bpanlih r.
lani bai bean r. ilntalned. Xo B]
iy tha fetling waa tntenaa The Span
... .. . , . . (har.ee at the Cubani,
gav tbal ???' ' - l l!-''9t cn dl8"
t.. . ]??:..' ?? itl 'rlty to
Ukeai
r ? tl Tl
??????'"
I . . . : imaelf ? jual to tba altu
at ?
Troa ' ? ' : :i>' fpjr:i K"'::i
and othei auburba.
Tba New-Torl ' ' ' ' "n?u'lh
taka tl nadiata
? f th? Ity If tba ai ' ?? "
tadaaira that tl preaenl itata of faal
prom e of akicl u Oen
aral Arolaa. mllltai ' "' f"r
. .; iat rra foi a part ol
tb ' ..
General Caal noi a< ?" 'h('
Cuban Oenei gully and Lacret ol a
..... ? and aelae tba
a 1
arrlv. ,???':???
the Ameri an offlo ra T> ? P'o
t ? n.
?
GENERAL LEE AT HAVANA
ABJUVSa WITH HM BTAFF ON THB I 1!
TltOOPI ON THE "iH R VI :-s,:I>
it i r' The ITnlted 81 trai
Havana I?? ?? >?? ' m ' ?'
port Panama ona of the Brat priaea captured
ln th. n arrlved thla
ajvaatoi arltb Genaral Fltihugh !-??? and aUff.
The Unltad BUtai l ? aport Mlchlgan. whlcb
y & a BT1CK LICORICE.
The tnerMatng aalaa ot thl ?rt h t-t.f>- to It.
a^eiBplarlty. L>ui;ii.st8 anJ cwuf?.cUuuera.? Aavu
lori MTMIMUl 011 Satunlay last a diy berore
Um Panama haa arrtved wlth Iwo battallona
ol the 2d Illln iia.
The I'liir..,] Btatea tntnapoil Baratogm, wbleta
1< fl Charleaton at r.onn on Bunday ia?t, with the
lst Hattnllon of the 10th Infantry, ha? also ar
rlved, a.'ter a safe passajte. She brought ?!?>
teeu alck mcn Bouth, but they are no w rM t t
the voyage. The troops wlll march. to Marlanao
to-morrow morninn.
WARSHIPS GOjyQ TOBAVANA.
BTBOXa NAVAL Kohci; T() PREVBXT
fUBTQlH 0UTBRBAK8.
f?S MIOOXLTK, THi: TKXAfl, TIIE CA8TINE
AND TIIK RBSOLVT1 OKDERXD TO
tnm cusam cafital,
WaafcBigton, Dn, ih.-The Brooklyn, the
Tbmi, the CUttBt and the Raaolttta have bttfl
ordered to Havana, Whila there 19 not th*
falntcct dealre to convey a threat ln the dls
patoh of theae varahlpa to Havana, II may ba
notod that when they l!e wltfcla the harhor they
Wlll hold the tOWB ln perfect aubjectlon. It 1s
aurmiaed that the auggeatloR came from Ad
mlra! Bnmpaon, whu ls now ln one of the anburba
of Havana. aa a reault of the onfortunata out
break on Sunday r.lght at the Hotel InKlaterra.
At any rate, the event brought the authorltlea
here to a Budden reallzatlon of the exact state
of nffalra ln H&vnna, and the Immlnent dar.^r
of nnother such outbreak, wbleta perbapa mlght
reach the proportions of a rlot and eoat inany
Innooent llves.
Wlth only a s:nall force of Anierlran BoldlPrn
ln Havana Provlnca< and thoaa ratnovad to auch
a dlBtar.ee from the dty aa to tmike It dlfflcult
of arct-aa ln tlme to be of aervl.e to the Amrri
can element lr. the clty, Bow awollen to InrK**
proportloni by the Bdrtnt of many hundred
commerclal rm>n and othoil eeeklng opportunl
tie? for employment, the naeaaalty for aotne pro
tactioa vii apparent, To Incraaaa the number
of aoldlara matertally la not ^asy. ln viaw of tha
; dlfflculty of tra:. portlai them, as wtll aa pr<i
vldlng fot tham v.hen they reach Cuba, but the
? Navy la alwaya ready, and It '.vua declded to
baaten the ihlpe r.arr.ed to Havana to furm a
formldabla bulwark aunlnst any outbreak? tha:
'? mlarht occur bafora the completlun of the Amer
Ican oeeupatlon of the ctty
The TexnB la a full'fledged armor-olad, and
mlght Btand a dcal of poundlng. ev<*n fmm tho
heavlcal r rtlllcatlona; the Brooadjrn, wlth n r
protactlva ^::r'.p^^r.. CBB ba rutt-d aa even battar
thnn the NtW-Tork, of the narne ty;.e: the
Citstlr.e :? an effldast punb^at. ard the rtesolute
1h a tranaformed rr.erchar.tman wlth a battcry
liirije tnovBb to make bar formldabla.
-?
TSXAI TO SAIL THIP MuKNINO.
Kawporl Nowt, Vav, Dtc, 18 (ipaclBD.?Tht
battl 'ihlp Taxaa, Captala Blffibaa, wlth Com
r? Pblllp aboard, la errected to en'\ 1 n
Havana bafora Saybraak. ?he nnished taking
ci al nr.d proTlaioM aboard to-nlgbt.
-?
GKXKRAL BROOKE OOVERXOR OF CUBA.
APPOIMTBD Bt THi PIUMIDB?T TO fCPItSMB
OOMMAXO IN" THB tKLAWX
WaBBlaftoB, Dac. 1S ?MavJofOtaarBl Brooka
arrlvcd ln WBSblBaTtOB from Fortres?i Moaroa to
day, and wai fot n-.ore thun an hour ln con
atton wlth gecretary Abj>ar. Jle tbati, ln
enmpany wlth Adjutar.t-Oeneral Corbln, pro
ceoded to the "U'hite Houae, ar.d whan he ra
tumed to the XN'ar Dapartmant it was formally
announred that the Prealdcnt had deaiamated
hlm to be Mtlltary Governor of the Ia'.and of
Cuba, a naw poat, whlch carrlea wlth lt all the
control of mlllUry and civii affalra ln the lalan 1
formarly axarctaed by the Captaln-Oaneral un
der the Spar.!?h MBlina.
Each ' f the slx provinces cf Cuba wlll bava lta
iwa Mllltarjr Governor. but a" of theee wlll re
celva tbalr mptrurtions dlrectly fro? Oaneral
Brooke. Thus In Havana Ge.-iera! Ludlow wlll
ba govarnor of the clty, but anawarabla to Oan?
eral Laa. the Goven - " ? !'- '': ! ;! '
vana, who ln turn wlll 1 - anawerable to 0< ?
Rrooke.
-4
PLAXS POB POLICING THE C1TT.
-.;.;:? ;.?:? ,N MAY Bl P!..v ! :, IN CHAB !X
AT HAVANA-MR JTCfLLAOH'i ARRIVAL
Havana, Dac. 18.-Colonal Moulton, of tha
? ... .; , it li undaratoi 2. be ln 1 omma ?
tbe ] ?? ? ? Oeneral Greene, It la re
? & win racommend to BecreUry Alger to
.... rder, col :-??: Moult, n ?r
, rlved h< r? yeaterday. and Mr. McCullagh. for
merChlei of Pollce of New-Tork Clty. to-day.
Thla afternoon Geii ' ' ' !"n'' MouI'
? ? Mr McCullMh. Farnandea Caati Bj in
? Govern( r ? f Havana. and tha Bpanlah
c, ... tPoll eJuatlanl had a lons c? 1 ver
over the
rta and rltj prlaoi nd had the 1 rea
. .:.,.' ., . K| :....-.? I tO 1
Mr McCullaBh. wh.^cM poall n
. . u),,,?.i! . ,, Bayi ?,.. rannot yel form
a plan ??' l ? ' :i "'? HS h" musl
?? ? accumulate data regardlna 1.il condltlona
and tha nature of local matarlal Colonal Moul
?,? Bnd Mr. MbCullaRh wlll opan thelr
r^BHy attended maatlnf of Cubana beld
? t at the injo. Ti t. .;;^;:-;
. ? the death of General ' allxto Gar
ad corle. of thern w?? ba
? toMr..aa> - T. .???
here for Intermenl U ln?c^?" ...
monumenl wlll be are.
?; ,?, : ',; ?;;,,.-".:.i thi.
Havana bar Aaaocia ?
e\ t-n li.K
BPANIBH BOLDIERB VIOLENT
REPORT OF OCTBAG ? AT IASTO D0M1V0O AXD
BATABAI.O-IXat.XTi TO AMrBICAXa.
HBvana,Dar.9(vlaKey Waat.Pla Df 18V
, t ; .11'. .???'?
Bvac?atlon Corn, I. ? to
, totha
? ip?w '?-?>?> r":',vrlr'":
_ Pntatano '?'? aa it d< rum? r.t
Sanio Domln* ? .< ?
algned I Banto Do.
. a : promla ... Inhab
, ,, . , ti ?? d 1 umant In qne tlon
Itanta > t the t _
. . . ? | . lenta c? Novembj i
.. by ..?
tbenortl ? '? "n*' '?;':'1"'1 mttn
l of ? ? ? "?;" h:"""" u:"
.? ?'?'"? t! '
ago havlni 1
, , .. r- ihire belna ? tnheld
? . and lettcn ..!'??
I v the Havana : : ''?? "
The \ l Era that the Col n Batl
.: rtremllla ? mmandlnfi partlallj -
the . t( ?' ' '
of c.
,,,.. ,.. . of i)..- battall 1 l ? -:'
vatea looted th. 1 : M*rh" '
Brothera and dlvlded ?:-<" " *i:''
.. .- They tben wenl tbrouam ' I
clpai atreata, ahouUng ou?: "Daath t. \
'. .Death toCuba.Viva Ba]
of prlvata houaea, and beatlng
. ? aromen whom tbej could cat? h A
( ontlnui-il un ^r???.ll.l Pa?r.
Ul" ! ','. u'i t-'u,[r been ' ? Dealera, or
LIBERAL LEADER RESIGNS.
BTR WHI.IAM BARCOURT8 LETTEH TO
MR. MORLEY.
PARTT BEVERELT CEN8WRED - ROSJBBBRf
Hli PR< IBABLE BU< CEBSOR,
London, Dec. 18.?Tha Kluht Hon. BIrWtlllan
' Vernon Harcourt, Member of Parllament for
Wt at Monmouthahire, and. aincc the reatgnatlon
<.f the late Ifr. Gladatone. the ofllctal laadar of
the Llberal party ln the Houae of Commona, h.-ip
addr< aa l a letter t'> John Morley, Llberal Mem
bar for llontroae Burgba, announclng hhi realg
?i ..f the Icadershlp. He *a\ ?:
"The Llberal party, rent by aecttonal dtapatea
| nnri pcraonal Intaraata ih ona whlch no man ean
Ci ns.'in to laa I, aithar with rrvdit to blmnelf ,,r
advantage to 'h<? country."
Mr. Morley ln Ms reply axpraaaaa aywpathy
wlth Blr Wllllam Vernon Harcourt. and aays he
is nnt aurprlsed at the latu-r's declaion.
sir Wllllam Vernon Harcourt, referrlng ln the ]
? ui e of his P'tt.-r to the publlc dlacuaalon now
golng on as to the futura leaderahlp of the Llb
i eral party, aaya:
"Tt acema to ba Buppoaad that thl!" questl^n j
oupht t.> concarn me, but i feal no anxlety in
the niatter. My reoord Is clear, and my raaolu- i
tlon If flxad tn nndertake no reaponaibillty and i
to oecupy no p-.j>lM"n the dutlca of whieh lt
, Is madr- Impoaalbla f< r me to fulfll."
DUTIES OP LEADER8HIP.
H^ then proc.;s to potnt out th>> "labora '
, an<l aacriflcea leadenhlp entalla," reroarklng ,
that t!i. :?? ar" "aucb aa no man of a aenae of
bonor wlll undergo, except from hlgh aentlment
and publlc duty." He cxplalna that he retalned
i the lemderahlp afu-r Mr. Gladatone'a retlrement
"lroni a eenae (t duty t.> faco th" heary budgat
; deflclt cauaed by naval expendtture.'' After j
aketcblng the hlatory ..f the Llberal party alnee
; that tlme, he aaya:
"Tou md m> other colleaguea nr* arell aware
of tha efforti I have made for unlty, it baa
rhlapered thal i bava allowed peraonnl
conaideratloni Io Influence my publlc actlona i
No min kt:..-.\<i better than youraelf the falaa*
hood of theae unworthy Inalnuatlona
"I ehall never conaent to be a candldati ' t
nti> conteated poaRlon. I ehall he no party to
u. h degradatlon of the tone of publlc Itfa.
ff I have arrlved at the conclualon that i can
? y auty f iward the party In an
? .? ? ? ndent p< altlon ln Parllaiw nt, y. u wlll, I
am aui that a dlaputed leaderahlp beaet
by dlatracted aectlona and confllctlng Intaraata
is an Impoaalble altuatlon, and that t
from valn and or.eroua obllgatlona wlll eoma
to me aa a wel ? i ? laf."
MR. MORLETB REPLT.
Mr. Morley'i reply i* a long and aympathetlo
justlfli Blr Wllllam'a actlon, and a
eulogj ' '.ti ? lal wi rk. publlc splrit and
zeal f.>r the w.-if.ir.- of hla party.
it is undera.I that Blr Wllllam wlll retatn
his aeat ln the Houae of Commona
i. rd Roaabery wlll be InerltaMy lndleated n?
the leader if the entlre Llberal party His brlll
lant apeech on tha Faah da Ineldeut baa aat*
t;,-i that. Aa for tbe Llberal leadenhlp In the
i [oi i tC mmona. averythlng pointa to Herbert
' Henry Aaqultb, member for Eaat Mfa !*?d See
i rcrary of Btate for tba Home Depailaieat in th*
Qladatone-Roeebery Government, whlch began
with Mr. Gladatone'a Pramlerahtp in 18B2 ana
ended under Lord Roeeberjra In Is:1".
Th* aff.'iir lendi unuaual inter??st to the ron
'.-.. ? the Natlonal Llberal Federatlon at
Birmlngham next Frlday. A final declal n aa 11
future leaden wlll ba taken at ? meetlng !
Llberal membera prlor to the reaanembllng of
Parlla ment.
RUSSIA'S SHREWD MOVE.
JAPANS INABILITT TO PAT FOR WAR8HIP8
MAY TTRN THEM OVER TO THE CZAR.
j..,.. i | Dec 11 Tha Paria con apondent of
? The i '-..?? Xewa" aaya:
"Bj Influenctng Chlna to delay th^> paymenl
of th.- wai ty to Japan, the Ruaaian
Governmi ni wlll i.nabh I i tulre aeveral
,i ,j ..,..... v..,- . pi now bulldlna abroad, whl h
? . v.:n bi unable to pay for at the atl] i
lated tlme "
ALLEOED I'ld'l /\ FRASCE.
DEROULEDE BU8PECTED OF AN ATTEMPT
TO KEEP DREYFUB OUT OF PARIB
!,, n<non, Dec 11 Th< Dally Newa" pul ?
thla tnornlng a atartlli g atory of an alleged i l
0f th" Prench League of Patrl ti numberlng
ind, under the notorloua
?. Paul D*roul?de, to prevent
Dn yfua from reai h ? Parla
ordina to tl n ? ' . rraai
of ..-,-,. |..,-. v. vl ? the League approached
. ?? .-rs of hirh rana. ar.d thi?
,,.,; f,, i',.- ?; - -. erj of t he plot.
^, ,,.. pvey, ..?, the Fi 'nch Mlnlater of War,
: aaya tha h formaat <>f "Th<
isurea to aupi r
I ? nd, If ni eegaary. ? atati of alege
Pat ai | :: ? lae I
il Zurllnden, the Mllltar^ Oov? rn t. wlll
not have th< i mn m?J.
?
BELGIAS TR.WERS K1LLED ...\/? EATEN.
^ntwerp. "?? ;;: Tbe steamer LeopoMrtlle,
whlch haa jual arrlred bere from Afrlcawlth Congo
mlvl( em reporta that four Belgian tradera aaya ix-.-n
killed and aaten by tba natirea of I ppcr LTbanghl.
\ f, r..-. ii la al-.> aald, haa been dlapatcbed '<> that
diatricl
fOOR CROP* /.V N/^l' ?'?">'"/"// WM.E8.
Sydney, S B W. Dec v* An ofBdal eatlmat* of
tbe harveal ahowa a probabk decreaaa ..f I,4fl7,8(?
bu belaof whaat. Tbere la do appreciabla export
aurplua Thia i?tat? of affairi ladue to the unfortu- j
u neeffectat I tbe drougbt
/ l/?',/; tSCREASI M FREXCR 1MPORTB.
Paria, Dec. 18. The Importa Into Praaca In tba
Uul eleren montba mcreaacd 07,898,990 Tba ax>
porta .luriiu: tbe aame period decreaaed ?8,808,900.
KILLED BY A BHi LL'B EXPL08I0R.
gt Peteraburgv Dec. 18 By tbe exploaion <?( ?'?
ihell at Forl Conatantlne, Kronatadt, to-daj nlne
anldiera wi re killed and thrae ofOeera an I aei D
i i *w..- Mroun . ?
? -
CAGSET V'.y EXTRADITED.
Trenton, N. J., Dec 13 Acting Go en >r Wat
I, | | to-da ? n it to granl a ? i
? ... John J. O ney, ? Saw-Tork
t1( kel brol er, ? ..???. I irgery
made b> l .? *? iraaaa
auth. ..I.--. Gov( rnor Wa thal he a-aa
? ?. . ika au< ;?? bad ? ? -
it of the wrong macH
-4-,
DEPI TIEB FK1BT 1 II IRXLBR8 I" EL.
j.nrt^ |,. ? 1-. Antl la Boyer, tba Ra -
I nd M ; e. tha 1
? i to-aay at Toui
... ii of /<
... ,1 Oau
?
| .- , ,v .? v . :. ?
_,
ROTAL L1MITED.
VI , r R B OF N J . 1' \-Ni' R . B ARD ".
siw-Tork to \\ Inj lally. I ai p. m Whlta
. , -r,, ii ??n-ti (Bouth )?'? i ?' and t i. m fool ???
. ,.f,,..nt Dln.na
. .1 s.rM.-e uneuualled No . x ? sk furci l :<?*-??
tralna .'i"J qulch*?t Uaaa batwaan NeW'Xatk and
l \Vaahlaiitwft--AUvU
TEXT OF THE TREATY.
TROBABLE CONTEHT8 OF THE
ARTICLES OF PEACE.
TERMfl OF MUCH THE BAME TENOB
AS POBECA8TED OOXCBSSIONi
T<? BPAXI8H SHIPPINO.
London, Dac. it Tba Parta coraapondant of
?The Tinio?" glvca the followlng a? the text of
tha Rlepano-Amerlcan Traaty, omlttlB. dlplo
natlc ctrcumloeutlona:
"Bpaln r. linqutahea nii clalma of aoverelinty
over and title to Cuba, and as the laland l?, upr>n
Ita evacuation by Bpaln, to be occupled by tba
rnited Btatea, the latter wlll, .??' long aa auch
oeeupatlon lapts. assum* and dts'-har^e the obll
gatlona tn raapaet to protactlon of Ufa and prop
erty whleb may undar Internatlonal la'.v resuit
from tha fart of its oeeupatlon.
"Bpaln '"'l.s to the Unlted Btatea the isiand
Of P?rtO RlCO and the Other Islnnds BOW BBdOT
Bpanlah aoveralgnty in the Weat Indlee, wlth
Guam, in tha afarlanne, or Ladrone, lelanda.
Bpaln redes to tha Unlted Btataa the arehlp^lago
known as the Phlllpplna lalanda.
"The Tnlted States wlll for a term of ten
years from the date and exebange Of ratlflea
ii,.i.s of the praaenl traaty, admlt Bpantoh ahlpa
and merehandtaa to the porta of tha Phlllpplna |
lalanda on tha aama tarma aa the ahlpa and mar
ehandlaa of the Unlted Btatea
BETUBN OF TBOOPB IN THB BABT.
??The Unltad Btataa wlll, npon tba etgnature of
the preaenl traaty. ?#nd bach to Bpaln at its
own eoat the Bpanlah aoldlara taken as priaoneri
of war on Ihe eapture of Manlla by the Amerl
mn forcea. Tha arma of the aoldlara ln queatlon
ahail be . ?tored to tham. Bpaln wlll, upon the
lignature of the preaent traaty. releaaa all prle
onera of war and all paraona deUlned or lm
prlaonad for polltlcal offeneaa In eonnectlon wlth
the Ineurreetl'on In cuba and the Pblllpplneaand
tba war wlth the Unlted States.
-on thelr part the Dnlted Btatea wlll releaaa
aii p. raona made prlaonera of war by tho Amerl
ran foreea, and wlll nndertake to obtaln the re
leaaa of all Bpanlah priaoneri In tba bande of
the Ineurgenta In Cuba and the Phlllpplnea
?The fnlted Btal ? II ?'" thelr own eoat rB
tnrn to Bpaln, and the Government of Bpaln
win at its own eoal retnrn to tha Unlted Btataa,
Cuba, Porto Rlco or the Phlllpplnea, accordlng
,? the altuatlon of thelr reapectlva homee, tha
prlaoneta releaaed or eauaad to ba releaaed by
tham raapaettvaly undar thla provlalon.
?The Unlted Statee and Bpaln mutually re
Unqulah all elalni for Indemnlty. natlonal and
.-.,.,' , f avery klnd. of elther GoverBment,
nr of Hs cltlsene or BUbJecta, againut the other
Government. that may have aris-n Blnca the
baginnlng of the late iBaurreettou In Cuba and
prl r to the exehanga of ratlfleatlona of the
preaent traaty, Ineludlng all clalma for lndem
nlty for tba O al Of the war. The fnlted States
wlll adjudleate and aettle the clalma of Ita ettl
,em agalnat Bpaln, rellnqulahed under thU
iitlpulati.pn.
BTATU8 OF BPANI8H BUBJECTB,
"Bpanlah aubjecta, natlvea of the Penlnauta,
reetdtng ln the terrltory over whlch ?rain by
the preaenl treaty rellnqulahea or ceded her
loverelgnty. may remaln ln auch terrltory or
may remove therefrom. retalnlng in either eveni
all thei.- rieh'? of property, Ineludlng the rlght
,,, ,,.n or diapoac of auch property or its pro
,..|g; ;ini they ahall alao hava th* rlght to
carry on thelr Induatry, commerce and profea
ilon, beim aubject ln reapect thereof to auch
lawi n* ai ' ' ' other forelgnera. ln
,hP eveni of thelr remalntng ln the terrltory,
they may preaerve thelr allegiance to the Crown
of Bpaln by makin*. bef re a court of record,
wlthln a year from the date of tha ?u hangi i '
atlona ? f the treaty, a declar itl n ? t th< Ir
declalon to preeerve luch alleglai ?. ln default
of whlch declaratlon they ahall be held to have
mcedll ?'- I ' have adopted the natlonallty
i r the terrll ?ry In whl h they may n
"The elvll rlghti and polltlcal itatua of the
natlve Inhabltanta of the terrltory hereby ceded
to the Unltod BUtea ahall be determlned by
Congreaa The Inhabltanti i ' the terrltory "v"f
whlch Bpaln rellnqulahea or eedea her aover
.... ; . M tured ln the free ex< n '
thelr rellglon.
RIGHTB BEFORE ClVtt COURTS
"gpinlarda realdlng In the terrltoriea >ver
v blch B| iln bj thla treaty cec'ea or relli lehei
her aoverelgnty ahall be aubject In mattera cli I
aa well as erlmlnal to the Jurladlctlon of the
,., uru , t the country ln whlch t?>ey realda, pur
?uanl to the ordlnary lawa governlng the aame,
,n(] they ahall have the rlght to appear before
,uch eourta nd to puraue the aam.>rse aa
. . ....,..? 0f the country w bI * the eourta ba
' "The rlght of property aecured by eopyrlgbta
ai I patenu u iulred j I ?'?>* 1[1 *?
laland ofCubaand ln I R ' "<"! ?-? l'hl!" ?
, .... !ir.,, ?,, other ceded tetrltorlei at the l
of the exebange of the ratlfleatlona of the treaty
,. ?t,nue iU1,i be reapected. Bpanlah
tlflc, llterary and artlatlc worke, not aubv.
of publlc order ln tba territoriea In qu<
?hall conUnua to be admlttad free of dutj Inl ?
aueh terrltoriea for a perlod of tea yeara, to ba
reekonad from the daU of tba exebange of ?
ratilV.it; mi Of the <i- ktj
ORANTB TO afBRCHANT VES8EL8.
??Bpaln ahall have the rlght to eaUbllab eon
?,,,.,r, ff|? ra m the porta and other place? of thr
,.'.' . ir:.,, ? rerelgnty over whlch haa been
relinqulehed or i ? >?' bv "'- preaenl
T?... ,; trernm< nt of eai h country wlll
j , ,,.,.,, , r ten yeara from the exebange of
; : .' .. mBi a.,.,rl to tha merchant reaaela f
... try the sanip treatment ln reapect
II port ebmrgea. Includli ? entimnce and
clearon ?' lea, H?bl duaa and tonnage dutlea.
M ? ? .,,..< ,,, ita own merchanl veaaela not
?ed ln coaatwlaa trada Thla provlalon may
'at any tlme ba determlned on ala montha* notlca
slven i v i Itber Oovernmanl to tba othar
?it l? onderatood that any rtlgatl m assumed
ln thiB traaty by the Unlted Btatea wltta reapect
unlted totbetln.' th.rcupntlon
i.y tha Unlt< l BUtea of that laland; but the
Unttad Stat* Governmeni artll. upon the tar
mlnatlon of euch oeeupatlon. advlae any Oov
ernment eaUbllabed ln the laland to aaauma the
same <>\ '.i^atl.n.'- "
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?aakwaoara Artlatla CaMnet Pbotagrapha. HM
iJi-ii, z.,;. oround aaar. ktM Braadwaf (*tth ?u. i
?AUVU ? .-'
MVBDEBBY RED CR088NUR8E
BHOOTfl DOWN HI8 BROTHER, HE BAT8
IN BELF-DEFENCE.
Edward B, Hayea, forty-alx yeara old, tbe pro
prtetor of the Ratnea law h.<t>l ..n tba ni.rth
weat corner of Bleecker and Macdougal sts., waa
sh..t thmuph tha head and kllled Inatantly last
nipht on the aldewalk bealde hla placa by hla
brotber, John D, Hayea ? veteran of th-1 San
tlago campalgn. The murderer a aa caught, an.l
la locked up In the Mercer-at. atation.
M'hen war waa declared J.?hn Hayea offered
h's aervlcea to the Red Croaa as a nurae, and
waa s.T.t uith the 2d (Jnlted Btatea Infantcy to
Bantlago. He dld g.l aerrlca in front of the
enemy, an.: waa wounded whlle beaiing Injured
men from the Reld. Two montba ago ba re
turned h.mie, and wltb aeveral hundn d oth -r
ni.-n was relleved frorn ecrvlce at Montauk Point.
Hla brotber gare him a placa as nisht barten i tr
in hla aaloon.
P< r a month all went well, and then the re
latlona of th* brotheri grew ?tralned. Edward
cbarged John wltb Hbeatlng the caah regtater."
and th^r.: wara fraquent quarrela All day
yeaterday the two men quibbled ovar llttla
thlnga, and Hnally John waa dlacharged. Ha
was Ordered out of the placa, but fell asleep ln
a ehalr. and was chaaad out by hls brotber wlth
a elub Ha returned to the aaloon later. and
found Edward at his sldf door, anparently walt
li r for hlm. Me ?ays that Edward attacked
hlm with a clnh and an Iceplck. At any rate,
hls cheeh was laid op.n fmrn hls ear to hla
m.?uth. He ?aya that Edward was about to
Klve hlm a Mcond hlow when he ptilled his re
volver and ahot hlm throueh the head.
Edward fell dead Inatantly upon the man ha
had been beatlng. Blood poured from a hoie in
his left temple and drenched the murderer. The
latter had to rrawl from beneath the body, Ha
trot up, looked Ht 'he i rp?.-. and, walking into
tbe saioon. placed the amoklng ravolver on the
bar.
"I'm BOiry, but It'a done," he rernarked to the
bartender. "He would have killed me if I
hadn't shot."
He walted calmly untii Pollceman O'Brlen, of
M< rcer-aL, placed hlm under arreat A mob fol
lowad hlm to the atation, yelllng "Lynch hlm!"
hut he aafely reaohed a cell, Byatandera cor
roborate hts atory of the .-ause of tha ahootlng.
BATTLESBIP BADLY DAUAGED.
at THE N.wv VAl'l' IT 18 BAID THAT THE
KEEL OF THE MABBACHUBETTfl BUF
FERED IN BEVENTEEN PLACE8
Accordlng to Informatlon obtalned at the Wary
Tard yeaterday, the damage to the battli
Maaaachuaetta, whlch ran i nto an obetructlon
near Governor'a laland on Baturday last. la
aerloua, and the Indlcatlona are that a larga
part of the keal of the ahlp wlll have to be re
newed befora ahe is ln flrat-claaa condltlon
a','ain. The dlvera aent down to examlne the bull
under Xavai Conatructor Bowlea'a Inatructlon
reported to Mr. Bowlea yeaterday that the keel
had been dantaged by gratlng along on the roek
in aeventeen dlfferent placea. and that theae
placea were dlatributed over 240 feet of tha keel,
beginnlng back about tblrty faet from th-> bow.
Tha "bUCkllng" lndlrates that the ship's keel
i de over the top of a rook >r uneven eonfor
matlon for half the length of the ihlp, and then
siid off into deeper wat.>r. All the platea for thts
dlatance <-t" fe.-t> are more or leaa aerloualy
Injured. and at the Tard yeaterday it waa aald
that It was a w..n.br the ship dld not go down
aa a ion aa ahe left the pock. it la probabte that
the Maaaachuaetta wlll ba in drydock for weeka, ;
If not montha, and that handllng h?r durlng ra
palra wlll be tedloua and dlfflcult. Another ra
port was that the veaael w luld have to be ahorvd i
up in drydock. ao thal practl. ally n i welgnt wiii !
r, . , n the keel, whlch at preaent would be I ? I
weak to sustain much atraln.
POLICEUAR 8ATE8 THREE LITE8.
TIIIRD PRR80S HB PARRIBD OUT AT A FIRB
BADL.T INJURED
Pollceman Buckrldge, of the Eaat One-hun
?.nd-twenty-aixth-at atation, aaved threa
Hvea at a Bre In Harlem laat nlght. ralllng down
a Blght of stairs wlth hla last human burden.
i it ! rlnglm hlm out allve.
The tlre waa In th-s ihree-al >ry frame buildtng
Rt t(0 ,:\< \v. -r Ore-hundr^d-and-twenty-flfth- [
i( |, |a , ccupled on ihe flrat fl or by a r-ftiur
, ? i ? ? Fay A Co., on the aecond Boor
by the Balkwlll Harneaa Company and on the :
thlrd floor by Thomaa Lockley and hls wlle,
Mary, who have aeveral <? ardera.
A.t 10 o'clock Pollceman Buckrldge aaw smoke j
? ,ing from the wlndowa on the aecond door
r the bulldlng. Knowlng It to b.icupled by
?everal pen n a, he ran upatalra and gava the
alarm to th occupanta. Then he ran to tha
. ,t box and rang an alarm. Runnlng ba tk
to the bulldlng he heard acreama comlng from
upatalra, He agaln ran lo the top Boor and
found Lockley wlth his wlfe atlll there.
Buckrldge led both through tha amoke to the
...,...,.t. n. >? were nearly overcome, but man
aged to tell hlm that John McDonald, alxty
yeara old, a boardi r. waa atlll In the houae.
The pollo man ag iln an to the top rlo r, ai I
found McDonald lylng face downward on tha
.. ,.r unc0, .... He took hlm In his arms
Knd made a laah t ir the atalra. The amoke
waa blindlng, and ? n the i ip atap be alipped
and rolled wlth McDonald ln his arma l
length of the fllght. At the landlng he recov
,....,! hlmaelf and carrled hla burden to the
........ McDonald r< Ived a aevere i
? md and two broken rlba in hls fall, but the
pollceman wai ui Ii lured. McDonald waa taken
tu the Harlem H ipltal in an ambulance.
Bev ral peraona In the reataurant left tneir
? . , , unflnlahed. The Bre waa extlnguUhed
wlth a loaa of $1,01)0 on the bulldlng and fur
. |Mt nlghl Mr- ;,.-<:?>? reported to l ?
,??? the Baat One-hun.lred-and-twenty-alxth
[. . r hu; md, ;?. maa. had -
he ielleved the ni
. . ?.iry orl.i ? tlvea arere a]
?t to.the houae.
iorfc ? rooma oi the -
. ,,i' i.n aaturatt I alth ; ti im v ? ,
... ? rpet a ra the
.... ,, || a ira ntlnu n? tbelr hr...
tloi a_^__
ajOE" BAILEY Ah'D "JOE" WBEBLER
THB TKXAN VII!. OBJtXT TO THB QKNERAL1
TAKIN.i PABT IM PROCBR1 INOa
. i THE H
Waahlngton, Dec 18 RepreaenUtlra Balley,
of Texaa, haa ?'? ?? : ' n " the queatlon .-f
tba rlght of Major Oeneral Wheelai to take part
ln the proccedlnga of tbe H i ?? ih< uld he at
tempt to exarclae tbe prlrllegea of a member.
He wlll als.. ralae the queatlon agatnat the threa
other membara of the Houae \\i... entered the
tervlce of the Unlted Btatea In the war wlth
Bpaln, Meaara Robblna (Rap ?. of Pennaylvanla;
Colaon (Rep.) of Kentucky, and Campbell
(Dem.), of lUlhola None of tbeaa membara who
entered lha mllltary aenrtce hare taken part In
the proceedlnga alnce tha aeaalon began. etth^r
, , [i troduce bllla or v te on rollcalla, but laat
Baturday nlght General WTheeler attended the
, au ,,- Ai none but Den
n emltera of C mgraaa are memben f tba Dam ?
cratlc caucua Mr. Ballej iaya thla ralaea the
preaumptlon that Oeneral Wheelei contemplataa
reaumlng hla aeat In the Houaa
POLAHD BPRINO uaikh BOLD
Recommended bj emlneni pbyalctana for IU par
lt? and medlctnal qu?iiUv?. "Paland, i Wrk
fiace, N. V.-AdvL I
DEATH-DEAL1NG FLOOD.
MAMMOTH OA8 TANK COL
LAP8E8 IN AVENUE A.
THRBI MKN KILLED AND MANT I'EB
BON8 INJUBED IN THE IMS1I <>F THE
IIIOHTX TOBBENT- TBEMEN<
DOU8 DAMAOE DONE.
Wlth a raaplng, cr.whinK roar that o mpjetely
drowned the tumult of the rlty's streets and tha
buzz of the aurroundlng factortea the Kreai
ateel gaa tank of the ConaoUdated Oaa com
pany at Avenue a and T\\enti.'th-.?t.. saiit to
be tba largeat <?? tha aort ln the worid, col
lapaed .u 5:30 o'clock last nlght Thrae paopaa
were kllled, aeventeen otbara ware Injured, and
thrca peraona known to be ln tha nelgbborbooi
at the tlme are mtailng. IfaaoBry of Kianite
bloeka and brtcka to tba helgbt i t haif a hun
dred fe,-t fell aa a chlld'a toy h luae of block*
and l-t looae atgbt nailllon gallooa of water,
deluglng the buay ahopa, and, in a graal tilal
wave. carrylng death and deatructlon and in
Jury throuch the surroundlng neighborhood. The
poUee bellava that all th..se mlaaing are ln the
wreckage, and that other bodlaa wlll be fuund
v.h.'n a aearch of the ruins ts ti.a I ?.
nii; DGAD.
BAUM, PIOU4 enalnear .r. adjaeent taetory.
QRAV, ." .?????? .... :>,! .... n .,f-.r ..? icclilaat.
WENI/T, ANDKEW. v..r,:,a,. n 210 Eaal l??nty
tbi.*d !?!.
THE W"t S'DED.
Ulchael, : , r .\.,. u f/oM
? ?-' . ??. Taken to Ne* v..r? h<>?
?'? ' '? ... . ... l7T |n,.,4_
?l . . .luiioni and
lubn r (, ... h i 11*1
Fri.: ,vi'':. ii. -?:? , : n. Taken
rii.i'N'i:it. ,? Beary i-u:?in?r; coitinent
:
KA>. ' \ - - .. r- -..,..,,. |? .,ntw]
..-.-. f , l( .',l.-vue 11 ?
plt.ll
aEARN v n oM, at Ke m Aveaaa
a .? :. cared f r by frtai -
KELXK1 Hua - 14, f N XM Avmu. A;
? . ..
MAI.I.,., l.trl.-k. tu.-rr. r ? ' ' N1, gfj K.aat
!' ?'?.?. . ?:, t . K?? V. rk II aa
piui.
^fl^. !.?!!.... ? . >,. At'ireT Ht'PTKI.nRCHT. ll-.lriv alx
>? cr. . i. ' v ?, ? rath ??* of
. -????? l.'VUO
H >: II U
m:i.i.i:i:. John t ' N B) Ooerea at.:
?ln ? iffi ? Takaa to
I ?: ? ... H
0*C iN.VKUU ' ? aia ??'?'?? of B >. ?75
Aven t A: I leg an.i r..ntu?i oa Tafcaa to
1 . ? II.
. ?. ' ? | Ba, 1W5
Avei Taken to Balleraa Bee
; ? i
<>.\i:ii. ,v Patrlck tw??nt - M. ? ' M4 Bkat
r- ? i; of naa*
? . ?
OL'ina ? ?r" 'H. "' !??? '* 0)aaea>"
.,-,1 areuaaa nn
! d? T? ? -';
WAONEB ?( raara oM, M Be. 144
Pranklln :. .;:??!., ? Int, Lona leUad; taatral eea?
tui i aa H ?!'?' 'i
WAUCER 1'-'. f<>rtjr-nltM ! * ?., ..Varvar:
:ii t.< h tj Baaa>*
\.i^ Hofpltal
WBIOHT l h?rl??, thlrtj I ? ? ' i *? ' irrm. at
\ . ioo Eau One hun?l ' ' ? I aatal ?>n
t ,?>'.. : - !;.:?? Boapltal.
M! huno.
BREUER, Oaota*, a UOm ktepar; la.t a?*n ln a ahanty,
otonnob J ???>??' flr?m?n in PuMavVa* ?atUBi.^BeaaB
lo n.iw !??:. in tha bae?a??nt wltd EagUMar Haum.
winkie ?;?? -? Bfteea :? in ?? tka aaa af aaa ot
? - :a- :? : iKt ??<-n u t h HrfltiT.
Ifan) i ? ple were caught in the streets by th*
ruahlng watera and hurled agalnat buildlngs.
hydranta, etc., reeelvlng more or i<ss perioua in
tury Two losen or more auch ealled at Heiie.
vue Hoapltal and had thelr brulaea draaaai.
Th' ir caaea arera ao trlvlal that bo raeord was
made of them.
CONTBACTOB AND BbTOINBEB ABRBBTSD
W. J. Logan, Of the Logan I r< ti WorkS, CJreen
polnt. Ilvlng at No. 888 Carroll-aL, Hmoklyn.
I . ? tra t r wbo waa bulldlng the tan'.c, ar
rlved on the aoene by aeeldant w.lthin a few
mlnutea aftBr tba collapaa, and waa at once
... j an<i rarr ? by tha Bast Tan -nty-serond
at. poll< e
Wllllam H. Bradley, of No. zi west Btrnty
eighth-at., the cblef englneer "f the Consoii
dated Gaa Company, and satd t-> be Jolntly re
ile wlth I."K'.in f>>r tba vs'Tk. w.is also
under arreal and taken to the Ka?t
Twenty*a< lond-at itatlon. Botb were c-harjced
wlth homlclde, and admltted tn baiL
To add to the ehaoa and make the arene even
more terrlble, tba ruahlng watera tore up preat
ilna and deatroyad eiertrlrdlrrht condults.
temporarlly eaualng Inky darkness. Thls was
I .jiy remedled. bui tha Kas auppty beiow
Orand-at waa almoat totally shut oS f<>r the
nlght.
The ph'rit of the ConaoUdated flas Company
eeeuplea aeveral bloeka in the neiRhborhood of
Avenue A and Twentleth-at. The tank whieh
collapaed araa wlthln the dlatrtet houndad by
Twentleth-at., Avenue A and Twenty-flrstst.
Paclng <>n Avenue A and beginnlng at Twaa)>
tleth t. la the Bva-atory brlck factory of Henry
Puldner, manufacturar of extenakm tabfea, Thls
factory occuplea N"y ?''>-". MB and 881, or about
half the block between Twentleth and Twanty*
Arat ata. The other haif of the bl ?k, Woa, S.*W,
333 and ?"'?"?T Avenue A, la occupled by Bva-atory
. ? ? lueea, the property of the gaa <*om
tenanted by Iti empl lyea,
I- edlately back of the factory and tananaaanV
I ? waa "ii" mreat tank in proeeaa of eon
atructlon. The tank was \"^ feet in dlanaatar
a: d 10H feet hlp-h. It Wdf bullt f>f steel [ilates
14 ineb< ? thlck, 1 n what ij known as the "teie
plan." By tha: i^ meant that each preat
rlne; |a fltted 1 I 1 th ?th r much like tlie parta
,,f a 1.1.1 'M'.
If itandtng alone tha tank proper wouM r?
1 ? ? . .-v. ' \. Rtali g ? 'it >>f the
nd to a ehl of Bfty feel waa bulll a gr>-at
<?ircui.Tr wall of granlte and brlck, many feet ln
thlcknei waa Rlled wlth elghl milllon
? . ? : The tank waa eupported t>y
oi^dt great 'hta 212 feel hik-h At ?he
' ?'. . ? a'ere greal pulleya, and workhag
over theae heavy cablea attachad to the tank
h.-id it as |t waa 1 1 -r lowerad Intotba ptt
-; ?.'. ater 'ri I ;.g agalnat tba tank
istit.-ht." much like aa lnv< rted glaea
is when placed In 'a baaln of w.v r and made
? a ggng of men er< re at work, UB4ar a
; ? wlth water to make tha
flrat, or v> itei I '
The '?, ntraet for the conatruetlon of the tan
;u held by the Logan ir.m \\'.>rks. <>f Cree
polnt. i.'in* laland The tank waa I 1 have a
1300,000, and to hava a gaa capaetty <? r ;t.? wm*,
eublc feet Tke men ? n i I :? ? 1 .:i i"Ht| t
taat were alrcady beginnlng to paek ap the
' ?? the nl?l:t. ns it was n. arly ?', O'ekMk.
Th-. foraanain and repraaantatlvaa of the 00
pany a itulatlag each other upon t
m of th.- work. in the bundred or mo
}, mfs in the thrca greal tenement-koaak
l uivs t.y th- acora wara prepartng the
avenlng meal for the breadwlnnera wbo araadd
rome wilh th.. btOWlng of tha great whlstle only
a few mlnutea later. *".it In tii- atraat Kr.-upa
, hlldren playad at rarli ua > ?
Car aft'-r car, loaded to tl th h >m
[N LIQUIDATIOH.
Th.- lohnaton Jawelrj 1 ?. :7 Untoa aquara. I>i
m mda dni Jewelr tlea, #i par eaM
bal m avaraga prleea alaawhara. Opaa eveninga.?
Advb
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