Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 7, 1896, and the Annual Report of the Secretary of State

Mr. Williams to Mr. Uhl.

United States Consulate-General,
Habana, July 27, 1895.

No. 2543.]

Sir: Herewith I inclose a copy of a letter dated the 25th instant at “West Tampa, Fla., and addressed to me with a draft of $150 on the Bank of the Republic, “New York, by Messrs. Theodore Perez & Co. for delivery to Mr. Julio Sanguily, at the Fortress Cabana, this city. I return the said letter and draft, with the respectful request that the Department return them to Messrs. Theodore Perez & Co. with the suggestion that those gentlemen forward them direct to Mr. Sanguily, as this office ought not to take charge of his private correspondence, unless otherwise directed by the Department.

I am, etc.,

Ramon O. Williams,
Consul-General.

[Inclosure 1 in No. 2543.]

Messrs. Teodoro Perez & Co. to Mr. Williams.

West Tampa, Fla., July 25, 1895.

Dear Sir: We beg to inclose you draft on New York for the amount of $150, which we beg of you to cash and deliver the amount to Mr. Julio Sanguily, the American citizen now in prison in Habana.

We beg of you, too, to deliver him the inclosed letter.

With respect, remain yours,

Teodoro Perez & Co.