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Capo Hayticn is the second port at which

sbo will touch, tier officers anticipate no

troubWrom tbe alleged blockade, although

Minister Preston shrngged bis shoulders ex

prvEsively whon this was mentioned to him.

The Prlnz Moutz and George W. Clyde are

expected to arrive at any time from Uaytian

ports.

Messrs. Austin Lord aro eagorly awaiting

tholr arrival as thoy do not know what has

hoppenod to the llaytiau Republic, whloh

they say ought to have srrivod here long sgo.

The Clyde is three days ovorduo. The Con.

sulate people think she did not succeed in

running the blockade.

The Captain of the Ozania, Robert Kolly,

wbo captained the Saginaw on her last

triu, raid he had his papers cleared for

Cape Haytien. and intended to laud there

despite ail tho gunboats in Leaitiino'e possession.

ACCUSED OF BLACKMAIL.

Mr. Cancer Ilaa Itailraad l'romoler Joaeph

Clark Held.

At tbo Tombs Police Court this morning

Joseph Devol dark, railroad promoter, of 68

Broadway, waa held in 1,600 bail for exami

nation Thursday, on a charge of blackmail

preferred by Mrs. Mary Conger.

Tbe oomplalnant is a widow with ono son

and threo daughtora. Sho says sbe loaned

Clark a,600. which he refused to return, and

that, when she threatened to sue him, ho Raid

h would tell thlugs about her that would

make bor residence at Greenville too warm

for ber, Sbe did sue him snd be kept bis

word and told some hard stories about her.

Clark says he invested tbe money for ber in

telephone stock in Toronto and it was lost.

He denies that he has slandered the com

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening world. (1888). New York, N.Y., 1888-12-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030193/1888-12-29/ed-2/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening world, 1888-12-29.