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aaVe^trrkDmls aMbmwWEDXESDAT, JULY 18, W»

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THE WAR After demonrtratlnf* on Moadaythat he had Bantiago at his mercy C.eneral8haftcr °ent a second demand for trfe unconai-tlonal BUirender of ihe clty; General Toral aenta replv reatarday morning, relteratlng hla detc-r-mlnation to realat; latf-r advloes lndlcate thatthe lenewal of the bombardment was poatpoaaduntil thla morning. =_-= The Navj Denartmentordered the auxlllary crulser Uuffalo to be sentto the New-V..rk Navy Yard. to be convertedinto a rolller. ___=_= Chlef ConatmctOT Hlchbornhas reported to the Navy Department that threeof the new torpedo-boata bftn*c bullt are nearlyready for aervke, and that work on the Ala-bama la r*-ing rushed. General Miles wlllcommand th.- P..rto Rlco expedltlon, whlch willbe organlzed Immedlntely after the fall of San¬tlago The old TennesBce Penltentlary.now des.-rt.-d. is belng tonsldered by the Qot«ernmcnt na a prlson for Spanish soldlers.The converted yacht Stranger put Into NewportNews 'or repairs for damages recelved ln a col-lialon in Hamptoa Roada e=s: Accordlng toMadrid and London advicrs the Spanish Cablnetcrlsls hangs fire bacflUMa of the Indecision ofHag.-.sta and the lack of some one else to takethe PrcmiershipFORB1GN. The Chinese robels have captured

aareral taaraa, and have posted placards inoth.-rs warnlns the lnhabltantu to leave.Ar. Inquiry Into the Bourgogne dlsaster was be-gun n* Hallfax. =- The Italian Chamber ofDeputlea approvcd 'he measure for the restora-tlon of order. In the Vienna chess tourna-ment boih Tarrasch and Plllabury won, the lat¬ter retalnlng hle lea.l ol one polnt.DOMB8T1C.An important amerdment. whlch

mav aid macbine government. has been madeln ihe i::«-. ti.-ii Supt-rvision blll. == SenatorHlg^ln:. Ir.troduced into the I.cglslatjure a billprovldlng for a Btate laaua of $1,500,000 ofnever.-vear bords to pay for the equlpment ofvolunteers The new Japanese crulserKasagi bullt bv th>- t'ramps. had a succcssfultrial trip at P rtsmouth. and dt-ve'.oped underadvarae eondltlooa a rjimrter of a knot morethan her rontract speed. .-A confllct la-agarded as probablfl between the strlkers atHaverairaw and the Sherlffs posse if an at-tempt to raaatna work la made to-day.A tract of eoal lands in Alabama was acqulredbv Northern rapltallata for $280,000. ===== Of-flcials of the Canadian Paciftc and the WeattrnAmerican llnaa hald eonferences with the Inter-Btat>- Commarefl Comanlaa-flfli yesterday on theWestern rate war; no result was reached.CITY. Four desperate bu.'glars. one of whom

lt, accused of three murdera ln varloua parta ofthe country. wtre captured by the pollce. ____-Oscar Hammers'ein and his wlfe were nned*M)C\ Jolntly for canten.pt of court ln f>rclng anentrance to Olvmnla whllo it was In a recelvershands - A rceolutlon was passed by theRapld Translt Board sbowlng that negotlatlonswlth the Manhattan company. for the presentat least. were ended. ______ In the Board of Al-dermen yesterday the resolution for an laaua of$_,'HBKif)r)0 of bonds for improvements ln New-Tork was not passed. =-**= Vhe reslgnatlon ofEllas B. Dunn local for*easter of the WeatnerBureau. was accepted by Professor Moore, Chiefof the Bureau.THP" *vVE\THER..Tndlcatl-ra for to-day:

Cloiidy. with raln. The temperature yesterday:Highest 75 degreea; lowest, G7 degreea; average,70**. «_______________-___-_--

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THE GOVERXOR'S PR0GRAMMEOno fonturr of th** brlof progrnmme presented

tn the Leplslature by (iovernor Black weoinflllkely to inako the cxtrn sesslon n llvely one.I_aavacra of both pariU's nre agreerl that the warmi'.-istires. glvlnp absc-nt soldiers n '.hance tovote In November and making an addltional ap-propriation for tliolr oqulpmenl, -a!!1 pass with¬out opposltlou. Against any surh pJertions blllaffeotlnff thla dty as tho Governor Is snkl tohave pprsunded many Ttppubllcan nunibers toaupport tlie ncmocrats are apparently resolvedto make as stlff a flfhl as posslble. The t;ov-rrnor's schenie of leglslatlon contains no sur-jirise. Tbere has never been a doubt that the'.aoaled verdk-t" whlch representatives of thelocal Reptiblicnn maohlne brought back fromAlbany a few weeks ago wns a# flrm refusal toapprove thelr revengeful plan for n rrorganiza-tion of the Pollce Board. Nevertheless, theOuTa*f*ar has done well to put the verdlrt onrecord ln these expllrlt terma: "Leglslation af-"ferting any exlstlng pollce force, except as to"Its dntles ln _Ofl_flaBCtaO*_ wjth registration and"electlon, and offt-nces n-ralnst them, I dlstlnctly"docllnc to recommend." 8o ends h dlsreputableattempt to get square wlth Tammany for break-ing falih wlth Its allles la the electlon of lastyear.The Buppoaltlon that the Governor was wor-

riwl over the prospect of electlon frauds thlsyear and dcslroua of prevcntlve legislatlon Ibalso conflrmed by his niesrage and by the mcas-ure of whlch he Is supposed to be the author.To most of what be says on thls subject webeartlly aubscrlbe. Crlmea against the fran-cblse are abomlnable and fnll of menace to i.urInstitutlons. They are too llghtly regarded lnmany quartera. and we fear that the tendoncyao to regard them la Incrcaslng. It Ib a tendency whlch needs to be eher-ked. and we shouldrejoice to have the ptnaltios for such erlOMflflflflMtafl heavler aiid ii.exorably lafllctfljd. Bnl fllaw to prevent electlon frauds may bfl -vorsethan worthlcss, and we are lucllned to rwdlcvethat the blll now proposed for onactnent ls r 24105,000.000ponnfls exported, and more stlll ln 1801, $2!»>.-|!12,Sl»i for 2.907.(XH).1X)0 ponnds exporle.l. In-deed, If we go liack to 1SS1 It appenrs thntf247.»H«.74»l wafl received for 2,191,000,000l>ouiids sont Bhroad, nnd nbout ns much In valuofor 2.2KS.O-UMIOO potinds ln 1MR1. In effect, thoSoiithoin farmers have been sellliiK about one-half more cotton for less money than they formerly received for a smnller proportlonof thelr(rop. The ileld has oxpanded moro ihan iheworld's eonMimptlon, and for tho lnst ten ortwenty yenrs a litilo more than the eunsumptlonln nnniif ."turo ln this eountry. greaily ns thntbag iiicreii .ed. Nor enn It bo expected that thooost of prixluetlon can be rednoed |_ aajeh pr.i-poriion na lt has ben ln potroleum. of which808,000,000 g-illons oxportod ln 1H77 hrmiglit|Ol,T80,4S8, or nbout 20 cents n gnllon, whlla073,000,000 gnlrfffr* egported h»*t year broughtf02,t-854hT7, orM centB. ffhea such reductloa lnaelllng prica api>enrs in f.iiiu prodocti it U Tt*'Honablo to Infer that .orrosponding deereaso Ineari haa not heen offe.ied. and thnt the oatptttbas beea unwlaely increaaed, ao tbat tha faiuier

pta leaa money for a grentor quantltyrataed

aud shlpped.

Tho moro detalla are learned about lt.tha

more thoroughly f'ommodoro Hchley appearato

have done htfl work at Pantlago._._a-

The most omlnous nnnouneemont of the day.

for Spain. ls that Martlnei d* Campoala 0f>

pnsed to seoklng penco That ln">rru;,tlhleBOl-

dler-statesman ls looked to as th* hope of Spain.

Put If he perslsts In so fatuous a course aacon-

tlnnlng tho war. thal hope Is vnln Indeod.-?

Von Holat. profeaaor of lnterr.ntlonal law at

the rnlversltv of .'hloago. flnds Hawaii an-

noxed, not.vithsf.-in.linghls Infurlate brandlshlngof the scrolls of the law nrralnst It Ho will

have to possess hls aoul ln pnt!*nce over thevent. l.ut to a phllosophlcal (.erman. fleasonedhy importatlon and tolernbly W8ll acllmnted.that oiiKht not to be partloularly dlfflcult.Bventa read new meanlngs Into the Pandeo.s

Of which ba ls nn cxposltor. and have dOMso

,lnce the eode was instituted. He aill nodoubt

beeoma rocon.iled to the Hawnlian incldentIn

Ume, bUl if not we must WOfTg along as M*l

we can wlth V©a HOWt rampnnt ln or,posltlonto tho gccompliahed.

?

Ooodby, rarranza- Ooadhy. n« Baac! Canada

preferB your room to your company, and Cana(_ahas rrocd 188.8.

PER80NAL.

.Th* Phllade-phla no-ord" says. Th« appolnt.ment of H*..r-A.lmiral rredericll Valette 1-CNalr..SuperintendentoftlMiDnlt^ltateaNaralA^d.omv to i ... Captaln Phlllp H. Coopar (who is,o eommand -ho moderntaed erulaer CWcaiio) la anhonor to a Bon of pennayiranla. Admlral l_ta/rairwai appolnted ai aetlng mldahlpman from tniflBtata nearly forty-flve years ago. Durlng th*r-ivii Wer h* saw aea-flgntlng un.^r rarragut ortho M'Briaalppi and waa ln the."f_f_-^r*x?w1paaaage of all th* forta up to tha c I >tnre ot in. «.

ssLrs -WSfiftE*, ;> ;-tendenl of th* Naval Obaervatpry. HN rr',s''-;transfer wlll! leave racani the chalrmnnship of theLtghthouaa Board "

coionei Brneat Orattan. who has just ne*n re-tlred from the Rngttsh Army on aecount of Bge,eniisted m nn infantry battallon thtrty-elght yarsnen as a tirlvate under thi nam" of John Smlth.and ltwas not unMI he had won hls commisslonlhat he aaaumed his real nam*.M. HrlKSon. the n"W Frenoh rremler. llves tn a

tlat In a hOUM of hls own ln th* Ru. Mazarln.His home is Bnugly bourgeola ard not very roomy.The alaiM of Mm*. I.rlssnn. who ls muslcal. takeeui. a good deal of apara Between it and ihebookoaaes tru-re ls no. much room.Commodore Schley was a mldshlpman on the

NMr.ff.ira at the tlrr* F'crt Sumter was flre! on.When the vessel rea^he.l I.osron the captaln aaldto th* ofllcers: "Ocntl. n-.cn, we have mme to the

partlng af tho ways. Some or us wi;i never raeetagain. «n.l some of us wlll .11" Ul dolng what webclleve to ne rlght. No oath rnn Mnd a man ho-

road the strength of his eonac-ence, but en thattable. iylng upon the flag. I havo anittea out thectloris they went. and rhe'r roufe*. %\-\N'cw-York ->. a ..utre. branched aat evat a _4a*BbM Hut all were aolna io tne .omtry Tj.ii ajajjthe chlef polnt. and th< .«. were flv- .inli of happ-chlldrcn In rnoflon yeaterday rnornlr.rTwo af these parll-fl starf'-I Moa l| r.'gh'. wh-a

II wns dark. and fell Bfll».'p. arlth Ih-lr in«- Impri*.¦tOtM thoeai of ,h* cl(>- ,:" T"ltT :'"' r,T"'i» fltlllBOttndlOfl In tbflfff eara. Th'-y mlls. ha -.. ,,.», gautrartaad nnd wonderin* lot whc-i tbey BWebflfljUnd IkaflflaBfllraa rushlng r.y areen flataa, *.'*>*;,,.i.rooks aarfl nn 'ho o'hcr baautlfa . .ncountry. To many ot them hricic aralla b4 a'oaepavaaaaata aad ^'"r. itr-ir only «¦ -nra,-i tm iha i->_Whir. ihe bad w ik they llved on -1 m.i«r_t|acanty nupplr of food. When Bhe . »».woik they cither al irved or llred ¦..r t**anta, wltn a i-t of 'ha former, -1 i_»nelanbora were moatly aa poor aa themi .-. Ai10 rooma. these aeven p--opi'r iivni ir. * aingtfl >ma_room r.Hht under tba rcol ... botlaa;rlo5e«t tenemenu of thaflBJtt'mma a trcat to n'te the npcr.-mouthed a-lmlr*-ttao*"hla c-mradea. PatrtoTtam andjhfl flpRtl

Of war run r.l«h .r. ih.se t£0fljb_*-Ba_afl Umtaaomi:nts (

Mra. Oaorira BiumenthaK.*J','"JIMra. John Cepcutt, roakara.... -,.,.-. f Clflghoni, llancheatflr, m . _ (sir«. J. Crowall, Broeklya..... ,,,.A mlte for the ItitU onea". Jf)

H. W. II . _.,Dr. 11. ar. s. a_,.it h. iv t.;;; 18il^KMhl. AvarnirV'iiflV'wisi.iUBhbJ-' Avflnua

Cbapel. Brooblya .V'All* *__.___i"'_____!y j..',-. A f Cbarek "f Our l*ather. Hr~.B- >wCaflh ii ;'a-»»'n Avaaraa hBaaajraartaa i*riure_. ^*_r|al xv'eVk**!1-. ef Ta_.ra*a'fllfl' Hapti.t fAraaab |#Chlldr-n'of Inaiiatrl-i'school. No. ist) Van Brunt-

st.. nr.»ikivn ..¦-.¦.;. 8d>Mta K. lt*s Pre-M*In Parta, wlll naka btB home ln Tarls Thla ls fl>*»dcr.le.l. Mr. Vanderbllt and hlfl wlfe are spendir.lthelr honeyaaooa abroad, bnt they win soon retursta Mr Vanderbtlt'B baa-ttfal home at mitrcoraand arlll entertala 00 « lavtoh aeala. Afl f?rj___rerick W. Vanderblll Mr« Slo. r.-. Mi- -;'.;,Mra. Twombly and M-s. Webb. ihey Bre da*-*«Jta thN .ountry and _0 not aaptat to id** »l »"aome tlma .. c-oaae. h.t&mWlllUm K. Vanderbllt ls now ar.rc.ad. but h« co-

not thlnk of ataylna there l"n«. He wlll Jbaibwjto ;o.k after the vaal buatneaa latereata un;*" ".»rontrol. He has teken ati Intereat ln J^*BJ2lIna and h.a eotore may be aeen on the turt tn«*but he hns no Idea of evor f-olna; there to llve.

I

\s6at.II |f Yr.'HN THAT WA8X*T BRBW

A \Nlt of M Cambon. the F*Tench Arnl>«*«*to tba ri'fsldcnt guve rlse to reporta that

paaala for paaoa on the part of Spain werecuaaad nt tba eoafaraaea. The laparta »*«".fownded. ^A dlspntch from Havana to Madrid «rinou.nhhHIPS Stl'l'. .RTKH

Prnaa Tba L-twilaat-lB r.»uri-r-journai oUt"Tn.- Courler-Jouraal" baa alr-ady i';'1'l.-part

what Bcwma la ba a very aerloua error on tjuOf .... Naval Conatruclion HurMi. ln aaai"* jfor tha new shlp* nuthor.ied by the re.em [fConcr-sa. Allva io iba l"P^nel_E S un*Btrenatri.-r.il>.; our Na\>. i ongrcss W**a "^.^ureceileniedly lerae approprlatlon for 1 e» ^I..H tha Conatructloa ».'*M »PJ*ara bent ^'m^*yiy nulllfytnfl lhal food actlon by r*«.J»f^5 minto Blow ablpe, whlla tha oaa aaral l-aaaa

in ||preaeni wai baa uuaht ls that » neaa agr .,;P...,i ,,s arell bb rtghMna power- ahlpa tii araua.ie almoal entlrely la.-klna. It ia "WJFuauaAir.-H -uthorlBfld l-.ittl«-»hlpa an.l n^ni-.;!» l*'*..-,[_ ,p-iBeVa »-..t the ronstrucilon RoarJ doea a^even, prapeaa ... bulld faflt battle-ahbfl.

« ^0.r,-j. 1 ¦..mm.Klore MalvUle'a PlM.fMfa ta*knot battle-flhlpa -eeauaa lt would "^i"'* _.d r^ 'iCl ctanae- la tbe Board s deaiana **£&*aulrB m llltie .fler ln buildlaa. aad ib prwlth bkla for Hixtcn-knot ahlps hlundfltT If,... Mtbinfl be done ... pravaol the hi.>n ^oiItM Bxacutlva Huth.»rltles w.l not d «¦ ,Mt

Con-rr__a, whlch approprtated *h»ja*«aj,tt anall not be spent In ot-aolete ahipaT

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