The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 19, 1898, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1898. 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. dLL PHILIPPINE ISLANDS INCLUDED IN THE CAPTURE Sweeping Terms of the Capitula- tion to Merritt and Dewey. Entire Archipelago Said Possession of to Have Passed Into the the American Forces. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—An important point on which the officials are without definite information is to the extent of our present author- ity in the Philippines. Under the peace protocol the United States was gl to pre: official quarters General Merritt and Admiral Dewey rec ven the occupation of Manila, with the bay and harbor, until a perma- nent disposition of the Philippine question was reached. But according ss dispatches which are so circumstantial as to be credited in most eived the capit- ulation of the entire Philippine archipelago. There appears to be some doubt, therefore, even among officials, as to whether our present authority and j urisdiction cover Manila only, as provided by the peace protocol, or cover all the Philipines, as provided by the reported terms of the capitulation to Merritt and Dewey. Thers is a disposition to await fuller official information before lay- ing down a policy as to the extent of our jurisdiction in the islands. Secretary Alger said to-day that der of the entire Philippine group. he had heard nothing of the surren- At the same time the Secretary did not discredit the accuracy of the press advices stating that the capitula- tion had this far-reaching effect. Pending more definite information, the attitude of the officials is to asssume that our authority covers Ma- nila city, Manila bay and harbor and also such other territory as may be occupied by the military and naval forces. The latter phrase is elastic enough to cover any or all of the Philip- pine Islands that may have been brought under our authority by the re- cent surrender. The instructions sent to General Merritt have in view the expansion of our possessions beyond the terms mentioned in the pro- tocol, as they distinctly state that this Government is in possession of Manila and that its authority to preserve peace and order will be ex- erted “within the territory occupied by the military and naval forces.” HEAVY FIGTING IN SOUTH LUZON Spaniards and Natives Engaged. A MASSACRE OF FILIPINOS FIVE HUNDRED PUT TO DEATH AT PILAR. German Cruiser Carrying Spanish Dispatches and a Merchantman Transporting the Enemy’s Soldiers. Epectal Dispatch to The Call. LONDON, Aug. 18—The Singapore correspondent of the Daily Mall says: The native rebellion in the Philippines has extended to the hemp provinces in South Luzon. Heavy fighting occurred at Pagliatuan, Pilar and Ponsol, the im- mediate cause being the outrages com- Imitted by the Spaniards at Pagliatuan. The Spanish burned Pllar and mas- sacred 500 natives. The insurgents are concentrating at Albay with the object of cutting off the Tetreat of numerous Spanlards in the Camarinas Province. ‘A German cruiser has been carrying dispatches from the captain general of | the Visayas Islands to the district be- | tween Cebu and Iligan and the Spanish military depot at Mindanao. Thesteam- | er Rosario, fiylng the German flag. has been transporting troops thence to Tloilo. After the island of Masbate had been taken by the insurgents the latter re- fused to allow the German steamer Clara to enter any ports under their | control. Russia After a Coaling Station. LONDON, Aug. 19.—The Daily Mail's | Odessa correspondent says he hears on incontestable authority that Russia has W o V- s ¥ 3 e = V=== S V7 f N ] LIEUTENANT T. M. BRUMBY, WHO.RAISED THE AMER-| ICAN FLAG OVER MANILA. ‘ Lieutenant Brumby, immediately after the terms of capitulation | had been signed, hurried off to lower the Spanish flag—in reality to lower all of Spain’s flags in the Philippines by taking down one.—From | a special cable by Sob . Sheridan, one of The Call’s special war correspondents in the Philippines. —— P NS————— MADRID GOVERNMENT NAMES COMMISSIONERS | Blanco on the Cujt;tl.n Board and Ma- | cias on That for Porto Rico. LONDON, Aug. 19.—The Madrid cor- | | | | | | respondent of the Daily News says | that Generals Blanco, Castellanos and Admiral Manterola have been ap-| pointed commissioners for Cuba, and | Generals Macias and Ortega and Ad- m'ral Vallerino for Porto Rico. it is probable, the correspondent ays, that Senor Leon y Castillo, the | Spanish Embassador to France, will | preside at the sessions of the Paris commission. Senor Moret's candida- s | ture is made impossible by the hostile attitude of the press. s HAD NOT HEARD OF THE WAR. Two Vessels From San Francisco Ar- rive at New York. NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—Two American ships which sailed from the Pacific Coast early In the spring arrived at this port to-day, having been ali the intervening time on the sea, without being reported and being oblivious of the fact that war | was being waged by this country and Spain, making their capture as prizes of | ar possible. The war began and was | terminated with the period of their voy- | age. The vessels are the ship Charmer of 1221 tons, Captain Harvey, which sailed from San Francisco on April 23, and the | bark Guy ‘C. Goss of 1430 tons, Captain | Mellett, which sailed from Port Bl&fieley on March 30. COME TO STAY AS SOLDIERS. | Volunteers Dislike the Idea of Being | Mustered Out. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—The War De- partment has been trying to ascertain the wishes of the troops as to being mus- | tered out, it being the object.to accom- | modate them as far as possible. Up to | the present time it looks as if all the | volunteers wanted to remain and that the mustering out will have to be by ar- bitrary order. The troops wnen muster- ed out will be transported to their homes. b Sl Kansas Troops for K&nl'- WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—It was decid- ed to-day to send the Twentleth Kansas to Manila, should additional troops be asked for by General Merritt? The Twentieth is now at San Francisco. ——— Eight thousand carrier pigeons are_ ke] for use in the Germany nrg)'. 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D. 1597, and for 4040404040404 0404040404044040404040404040404040404404040904094040404040404044040404040 STATEMENT —OF THE— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS 1 ~—OF THE— AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY F PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OB Pennsylvania, on the 3ist day of Decem- ber, A. D. 1897, and for the year ending on that day, as made to the Insurance Commis- sioner of the State of California, pursuant to o the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of t% Political Code, condensed as per blank fure Dpished by the Commissioner. CAPITAL. Amount of capital stock, patd up i cash e . $500,000 00 Real estate owned by company. $305,850 40 | Loans on bonds and mortgages 1,178,506 33 | Cash market value of all stocks and | “bonds owned by company.... . a5 0 | Amount of loans secured by pledge of | “bonds, stocks and other marketable securities as collateral. . 20000 Cash in company’s office 9,603 04 Cash in banks.......... Interest due and accrued stocks and loans.. z Interest due and accrued on bonds on Ground rents, Rents due and accrued... Total assets e a LIABILITIES. djusted and unpaid. . anuros | Eonees by process of adjustment or in suspense 2,014 36 Loases resisted, inciu CHELE Lposses Fremiums on fire risks run reinsurance 50 pel P s e remiums on fire risks Tun- Rink more than one year, 80,085 84 insurance pro rata " 0,918 51 Amount reclaimable by the insured o perpatual fire insurance policles. 867,566 78 Commissions and brokerage due and %o become due.. Bz Total Nabilities .. v | INCOME. | Net cash actually received for fire premiums .. 1,281,610 65 | Received for interest on bonds and . mesn | “mortgages R e for nterest and dividend on bonds, stocks, loans and from all other sources | Received for rents 40,965 89 16,398 1 Recetved from all other sources. 10,071 38 Total income 1,412,900 11 EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid for fire losses (in- | cluding $122,102 56, 10sses of previous | _years) . 80,702 Dividends to stockholders. %8 o Pald or allowed for commission or brokerage - . W8T | Paid for salaries fees and other | Peharges for officers, clerks, etc..... 108,300 00 | Paia_for State, national and local taxes 31,430 57 All other payments and expenditures 152,863 10 Total expenditures $1,206,875 23 Fire, Losses incurred during the year. Risks and Premiums. |Fire Risks. [Premiums. Net amount of risks| written during the year| §135,399,924/$1,642,827 48 ]Ne( amount of risks ex-| pired during the year..| 122,001,374 1,569,459 08 force De- cember 31, 1897, 159,015, 967| % THOS. H. MONTGOMERY, President. RICHD. MARIS, Secretary. Subscribed and_sworn to before me this 27th day of January, 1898. H. F. REARDEN, Notary Public. EDWARD BROWN & SONS, General Agents, 407-409 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO. | Net amount in STATEMENT —OF THE— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS —OF THE— SVEAFIRE and LIFE ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. ;hz year ending o8 that arn)-.h as_made rmrme R AL OGS et R AR G T nsurance Coi.miseioner of the State o Call- fornia, pursuant to the provisions of sections NY United States Branch. United States Branch. 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as INSURANCE COMPA! per blank mmlshedA;»yiTl}c; ‘commissioner. OF GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN, ON n T = CAP] L. & | n ' 3 STATEMENT STATEMENT | mmt o e soc sila w in o | the stir taine o that oy, b miae Ts e e a=e g Insurance Commissioner of the Stal fornia, pursuant to the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed ASSETS. Real estate owned by company. —OF THE— —OF THE— = —OF THE— as per blank furnished by the Commissioner, 5 of bonds, stocks and other market- cash Loans on bonds and mortgages. * 25 Cash market value of all stocks and CAPITAL. S o , CONDITION AND AFFAIRS |CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | it Sl sis oyl o i, wo m ... §533,338 38 ASSETS. COLONEL SMITH AT TARGET PRACTICE AT CAVITE. et Ll ablesecurities ‘s collateral 150,000 00 = 2 18t Cash in company's office. 23,136 52 (From a sketch by a Call staft artist) Cash_In banks. TN 0| Toans o boats. and morttatee e AT — ln'l&r::: ndx:lde 13{’;,’, accrued on all S Cash market value of all stock: ¥ l imch 1?4 the \;;nrldkfmm‘ Mdanl]a. dated opened a pourparler with Spain for Pr;mlumfl in due course of coilec “'3;”0 A;nflr:;\ns( ?:'r'?eegn:ysecc‘:;';:.f?;pxedn of i oo ugust 14, via Hongkong, to-day, says: | the cesslon of a coaling station in the en i bonds, stocks and other marketabl General Merritt has prepared a procla- RANCE COMPANY Due from other companies for re- securities as collater = | mation to the natives whichwprc:;'ldcs al Philippinka s INSU ASSURANCE COMPANY insurance oo 42| cach'hn O nnateal %61 6 eme of government for Manila and | v 3 nterest due and accrued on all ORONTO, CANADA, ON THE 8IST F_TORONTO, CANADA, ON > % 5950 B on al surrounding territory and the other island | INSURGENTS MUST F;mT n}f‘ December, A. D. 1897, and for the day of December, A. D. s;,' nfifi’%or’fil il s LIABILITIES. e p,“éfif,‘f.’m‘:“.‘.’, :'x?:sc}ium ot coll e places in our possession, the chief points year ending on that ‘day, as made to the In- | yenr ending on that ‘day, as made to the In- | Logses adjusted and unpaid.. EEali i e Sunae X olections faishag 1§ SUGGESTED NEW YORE, Aug. 18.—A special dis- | | of which are as follows: | “Rigid protection to all in personal | ligion. Municipal laws, tribunals and legal in- re- RESPECT THE LAW Instructions Sent to General Merritt ‘tor an indefinite perfod. surance Commissioner of the State of Call- fornla, pursuant to the provisions of ‘sections §10 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Commissioner. ASSETS. surance Commissioner of the State of Cali- fornia, pursuant to the provisions of sections 810 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Commissioner. ASSETS. Losses in process of adjustment or in suspense .. Losses resisted, penses . Gross premiums on $538,316 07 ex- including fire risks ruf- e Total from other companies surance on losses already paid Due from the company’s agents... 208,941 48 186,845 67 assets . Sold by Owl Drug Co., 8. F., and Oakland. | | s(itutlnns“fnr mlmmhmf«m o(r crime m] re- | Regarding the Occupation main until further notice (except where | ! Loans on bonds and t; : £ nin; year less; reh R | incompatible with military rule), subject | of Manila. CT;‘LJ;‘“{&':Jaz"';’c?fm;gnmcn a8 oo6,503 00 | Cash market value of all stocks and e il S U B e i i ey g, S LR = : Peace Commission NoOt|to the supervision of the American gen- | 7 v i | cash i B 41,652 63 | _bonds owned by company. 1,165,626 §8 | Gross premiums on ks R ngprogues of sdjustmant e [ 2ot WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—The War De- | Cash in banks. . ..oooooeeio iy Cash In company’s office e % | “Ming more than one year: rein I auspenss -, $104,000 08 Yet Made Up. | €78l st marshal and sub-provosts to be | Partment to-day made public the order | VG, 4ndloans....... 14,627 59 | Cash in banks... . 201544 §3| surance pro rata. s | O e | . = o | sent to General Merritt last evening re- Souike of collection 204,108 14 | Premiums in due course of collection 253,631 42 | Cash dividends remaining unpaid... 1,125 00 2 Se FE AR08 | appointed with power to arrest citizens as Premiums in due cours e X (RE L, o un 50 per cent; gross premlums on fire | well as military officers. | garding the occupation of the city of Ma- | Bills receivable, not matured, taken Blils Fsouvabls, st matured, taien g i risks running more than one _ | " Open trade for neutral nations. I nila by the American forces. The order| for fire and marine risks. Fhlraal i e ,000107 1 PREY o coaFRigipeiadinagon weeee 21983196 | einsurance pro rata 5 | Public property to be rigorously pro- |is as follows: $.208.315 33 | Total assets 32 Total i:abilities .. 455,074 93 tected. Kt z Total assets. ....$1,268, 720,432 14 o e84 53 PRESIDENT: IS YET-UNDECIDED | 2853 tcirerdoa with the people so-Iong|| .o AojutantyGenerstis SOMce fVnahiges LIABILITL LIABILITIES. INCOME. A1l bther demands against the come | a5 they preserve peace. | ton, D. 95—Major General |y coq adjusted and unpaid $13,275 66 | Lowses adjusted and unpald........... $29,576 89 | Net cash actually received for fire pany ... L 483,680 18 SRGIEN & | 2 R Meritt now occuples the cap- |-Merritt, resident directs | Iogses in’ process of dj Losses in process of adjustment or premfums . > | taie raorala palnce having estaplished | that there must be no jolnt ocoupation | in suspense WA U e Teetated; inciddi e e S S.pognce, | wit! he insurgents. e Americans | Los: isted, xpenses.. 10,739 45 « uding expenses. 1227 93 ortes b\ p REAR ADMIRAL NEEDED AS | his official headquarters there. D Dossaion of Manlla ity Manila | Gose: premiams on fire’ risks run- Gross premiums on fire risks run- Received for Net cash actually received for fire el Gross p o : s | bay and harbor, and must preserve the| ning one year or less, 367,438 00; ning one year or less, §1,031157 01; on* bonds; atocks, ‘premiums . NAVAL ADVISER. | ; : ‘ 23,719 00 | _relmsurance G0 per cent.. 515,678 50 | _ail other. soure remiy | CAPITULATION WAS peace and protect persons within the ter- | reinsurance 50 per cent. ) Gross premiums on fire ¢ Recelved for_rents. Hetteed foe | Htory occupled by their military and | Gross premiums on fire righs s ning more than one year, $660,769 56, | Recetved from all other sources. o on bonds, stocks, loans and from | EFFECTED SECRETLY | ayal forces The insurgenis and all| Soifin thasans, year, $448 0489 96 | _reimurance pro rata 344,234 58 (34714 [ 2 other ‘sources i others must recognize the military occu. | jrelnsurance pro ratio. & g Gross premfums on m 3 Total tncome . Received from all other sourcer It Is Probable That When C: — etion A3 euthority of the United States | Groms ureminms on Hissioh S0l land mavigation risks; relnsurance b s Probable Tha en Congress| o .h illed in the Land and Sea | &nd tho cessation of hostilities proclaimed Jand ey ERton e T o | 0iperiowytes siviiin. BL490 T i T e PENDITORES Meets the Grade of Admiral 5 by the President. Use whatever means | Gross premiums on marine Cltoss:s preniims {un§ mazine \time e o om0 Rpee ? = Attack on Manila Number | in your judgment are necessary to this | risks: retnsurance £0 per cent. 1,667 86 | ricks: Telnsurance 50 per cent....... 9,206 22| Cjuding SGlo. Net amount paid for fire losses. ‘Will Be Revived Sixty. end. All law-abiding people must be| Al other demands against the ng-n;l:;;g: 533 brokerage due and g Dwfd:nés-m = szgg,m g P:’(dkvr allowed for commissi: for Him. s v treated alike. DAny ... idiadiad " - 4188 baiq or allowed for com: b Bt * pecial Cable to The Call and the New York “By order of Secretas of Wi —_———— — Paid for sal Herald. Copyrighted, 188, by James Gor- Y & CORBIN Total Mabllities . ... 303,522 47| Total lablitles 1,138,228 33 | p, : . 706,111 44 | _charges for officers, clerks, ete..... 156,172 94 don Bennett. ! 2 ajd for salaries, fees and other Paid for State, national and local e P - COME. INCOME. harges for officers, clerks, - i 5 HONGKONG, Aug. 18.—Advices from s L e T 4 il Net cash actually received for fire g Lt TS L taxens: o wependlitures LD 81 i o SAE Net cash actually recetved for fire ot a2 | o Bt a ocal | All other payments XD 1,276,438 53 Bpeclal Dispatch to The Call. The Call-Herald correspondent in Ma- | AUGUSTI REMCVED premiums ... - $82.378 37| et cash actuaily received for ma- - ANl other payments and sxpendis T ¥ potal expendt 5 Net cash actually rine premiums ... 268,125 33 | tures —_— —— NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—The Herald's | Dila state that the Spanish officials ON AUGUST FIFTH rine premiums - idands ™ ® | Receleed for interest on bonds and - 10850 19 | “Risks and Premium: Washington correspondent telegraphs: | kept secret the proposed capitulation oo bonds, stocks, loans and from pTIOTLERBES . L0 00| Total expenditures . BT | amount _of _risks There s still uncertainty as to the |of Manila so well that the inhabitants Held No Official Positi Wh all other sources...... 34,061 41 | TOTE ) onds, stocks, S Ao Tousia DRTEeN M ths !e-r......n.zfiig. 22 | NSiritien during the year| $369,028,11641,520,200 38 composition of the peace commission. | of Manfla were hourly expecting the | it L en He| 01 tncome .. 1,075,001 43| ol other sources......cccoeriveeneeiee 43313 00 EMIL F. MIETHKE, Vieepresident. | pired uring the vear.| 19.525.69| 174,141 81 The President has not succ 1] s i i9 Shell thie wity; andl wire Was Carried on a German EXPENDITURES. Total ineome s 7| RYDOLE BERNDT, secrétary. NE amotnt n force De- adding any names to his list t0-4aY | oo gurprised when the troops Ship From Manila. Net amount pald for fire losses....... $486.004 37 EXPENDITURES. e e e ey ma this Nt e 8 T =l el and it stands as yesterday, with but |~ MADRID, Aug. 18—At the Cabinet|Nctamount paid for marine losacs. 115,653 01| Net amount pald for fire losses. HENRY N. DEIDERICH, ED. LEVISSON, Vice-President. 8 tary Day San 2 marched in. Counetl to-d: h Paid or allowed for commission or Net amount paid for marine losses United States Consul at Magdeburg. TRNST BRING, Secretary. ecretary Day and Senator Davis upon | : uncil to-day, the Queen Regent presid-| brokerage - 194,284 06 | Paja or allowed for commission of : Subscribed and sworn to before me this st §t. Rear Admiral Dewey has been | It was the Seventy-tHird Native Reg- | ing, Senor Sagasta, the Premier, explain-| Pald for salaries, fecs i brokerage £ . 343,350 50 day of April, 1598 gested as a member of the commi . | iment that fired on the American troops | ;«:’{mc‘fimflefl ;’lf é“e D";CE “m“‘l;"’“’- P:}'d“’;: rso{-?e(. cx:;:io;:lr ;m: ocai fis p::,d.r::; rz:"ofi:'en(fierfld :gem" 41,500 00 GUTTE & FRANK! e o I was informed to-day that it was not | resting at the luneta. Yer the coundll) Gener&l. Correa, Min‘ec | s taxpary.. tircs 2213 paid for State, national and locai | S = = | 5 ter of War, sald to the correspondent of | All other payments and expenditures 72,39 21 et o e ope probable he would be appointed,| Captain General Augusti’s dismissal | the Assoclated Press that Captain Gen- ———— | Allotner . s Managers Pacific Coa: W though It was quite probable he would | mr;qm"ed aiReE i‘: eption of the | AL AuEuSt was removed from command | Total expenditures .. o 4 All other paymerits and expenditures’ 130,76 {5 oast Department, EDWARD BROWN & SONS, - vis | 5 | al anila on August 5. - ne. r> De ordered to Parls as naval adviser to | ooy gee s 1o shift the. respon- Eust Losses incurred during, it g e T, 303 CALIFORNIA STREET, General Agents the American commissioners. 158 ENG; the year $491,410 9 $120.30 12 | 10005 incurred during S r It is probable that when Congress | Sibility to the shoulders of a general NGLAND CONGRATULATES. e s e e b e fyou0 09 $226.03 20 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 307-409 MONTGOMERY STREET v sks : : W s r;eets dnebar hA\lmlra! Dewey will be|who had done his utmost to remedy | United States Felicitated on the Ter- = Than Risks and Premiums. |Fire Risks.|Premiums. | SAN FRANCISCO. OnoTre! y avin th - et amoun of risks| . it revivaditor Hiok nd :‘l"?;l o :-?1! ;x?: ;g?:c:sl ot:;e E'Z’;T:f.,dfll‘;fifii’ce‘;‘ goinAtion of Lhe (Wars NSl Cing e e WO LIS €| Net Camount of vl L g % it .| WASHINGTON, Aug. 18—The State | et 29U e written during the year 660, 693, | e appointed to the grade by >res- 3 A0 {red during the vyear..| 82,046,685/ 1,122,149 67 | Net € risks ex- -3 X XXX~} xbdemml’n recognition irn;'rs u‘n ‘hfi ersd | the Ministers of Spain. Department to-day received another inter- | Net amount in force De- plr:?g::fn: the vear..| 126,721,109 1,710,710 14 |Crmp 00080000000 unparalleled | qpo et g0 icn colony in Ma- | mational congratulation on the restora- | _cember i, 19T..... 94,343,145 1,127,351 04 | Net amount in force De- mproanrm -~ THE NEW | P, Arp pervices during the war with P Y a: [} o y h Spain. * | tion of peace, this one coming from the e FREHCH | MADRID, Aug. 18—The nomination | Pila disapproved of General Augustl's| piy., Embassador, Sir Julian Paunce- Nerine = [ SGRAND HOTELS o of Bomator Davis on the peace com. | dismissal. General Jaudemes was un- | fote, who is now sojourning at New Lon. | _Riike and Premiums. R M el REMEDY. | © roi= o mission would not be well received | willing to supersede him and ylelded | don, Conn. The Embassador communi- | Net amount of risks 2 : i) FRANCISCO. o _here, owing to his streng and openly | only under strong pressure. cated the expression of profound gratifi- | , Jritten during the year $24,097,786| $205,5%0 35 | Net amount of risks| & | P Connected by & coversd passagoway. ° expressed anti-Spanish sentiments, As P . e T e MBS Coearn. | Moy amennb cbkn e |+ il Ll il o durtay theyast); R R 0 | @ %7 Rt 000 With Bath Atisoted. e ea in oy diepatches Senop| It Is belleved by The Call-Herald | ment learned of the signature of the pre: | Net amount in force Do : 5 et Guring the vence| 49,077,256 336,128 10 { All Under One Mansgement. O Gamazo's project that the Cortes | Manila correspondent that the Philip- | iminaries of peace between tho United | _cember 31, 187....... 2,111,058 41,352 34 | Net amount in force De- ol (-] NOTE TEE PRIOES: Q should meet almost immediately has |5 i States and Spain, and the sincere con- cember 31, 1897, .......| 4728,4%| 70,088 19 omm'gmwnymm. carried the day. pines will readily accept American gov- | gratulations to the President and Govern- J. I. KENNY, Vice-President. Plan.$3.00 per day and ernment. ment of the United States upon the ter- P. H. SIMS, Secretary. 3. 3. KENNY, Vice-President. o Correspondence. Boliolted. a B mination of the war. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th C. C. FOSTER, Secretary. It 3 04N 0. KIREPATRIOK, Masager. 9 GENERAL MERRITT TO A proclamation printed in the Gov- —_——— day of January, 1888, Subscribed and eworn to before me this 2ith | 3t avk surely 3 H' D. GAMBLE, Notary Public, |day of January, 135 : R rnmm, SeipoY | OO8 Dan 0000000000000000 A ernment gazette, and also posted on the No Further Bond Issues. A. R. CREELMAN, Notary Public. gvl tly ' Emissions, Evil o ISSUE A PROCLAMATION | sireet WASHINGTON, Aug. 18It is th ForT aaiing diseases and all effects of oel o - Tk street corners, prohibits any one In Son ot b oMclaiy MS-!M—T“B the olgn- DAVIS & ATSON i I!fll: -ng Inha‘il;cm):‘w nme;u xn;;}r':.uuw AsU - vv L § Powe, ernory.. rards D . Bcheme of Goverrment for Manila M;'}:‘el“s:f:a‘r;?g;gelm“::: li‘:ty.ror partment that there will be no nerc:nlty ’ DAVIS & WATSON, :‘h?'mnmnkfi:mmma;hn Insist ' and the Surroundin for another bond issue growing out of ‘mai! AR - = at only sixty . cations, | 22 ANSOME STREET,| 221 SANSOME ST fil ey e should be Zetarmed on ‘the statute book R REET, | "CALUMET MEDICINE CO., CHICAGO, ILL. _ g A CTRO0N $1.50 per Year.