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WASHINGTON.
wAs.usevos; April 10, 1895.

WAAnHe1on, April ID, 1902
srEEcn orrBx PREsIDsxr vo' YHE DELEGATION OIL
1 THE NEW YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The commitse Of the ci,izcrsof New York. OF which
Moses Taylor is Chairman had interview with the
President tais morning at tine Krkwood House, Tho
Moses Tayoy James Brown, William T. Dodge Jonathan
|sturres, samucl sisan, Charles H. Russell Simeon
Draper Francis b. Cutting, Edwards Pierepont John
Jacob Astor Simeon D. chittends Dcnning Duer Moses
H. Grinne and William H. Evarts.
Mr. TAYLOR presented to. the, President address
signed by the committee ani other citizens of New!
York promising to him the confidence ana support OF
all classes sad interests In tho city of New York in the
DISCHARGE o. his high and responsible duties
The President replied the committee at considerable
length He thanked them for their expressions OF con
Gdence as especially grateful to him 81 this Junc'ure
He spoke Of the tat the hiatus left by the SAD
and sudden daath Of the late President had been
allied so ou ctly and without interruption 70 any Of the
functions of the government as showing 'ha' our pon'
cal sys,o resting ON tho affections Of the whole people,
was tho stronges. possible. system Cor emergcncis
such as those through which we had passed
Will, lso. could lay down u" positive policy for
the ture he said that the American people had un
doubtcdIy come to the determnat'"~ hat hould DO
shown that treason tho hghess Of CRIMES and was to
be punished He said that tn, future adm nislraton Of
public affairs mist be governed andrcguiatcd by events
az they transpirc.
The remarks of the President met the heartiest ap
prova,and the entire conhdenceof all the members Of
the committee.
MONUMENT TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Governor Oglesby to-day received tho following de-
SrRISuyIeED, FL, April 49, 1865.
National Monument Fund Is on foot and plot OF
ground SIX acres in the heart of the city selected for
thy burial place OF our amrntcd President l. ncoln
SHARON TYNDAIE, Secretary Of State
GENERAL DEvENs IN COMMAND OF RICHMOND.
Brgader General Devcns has been placed in command
III all the United States orcos in and about Richmond
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The FATE OF JOE JOHNSTON DECIDED.-The
recent movement of General Stoneman fixes
inevitably the fate of the rebel General john
ston's army, it, indeed, 1t has not already sur
rendered to Sherman, as we presume it has
done. The supplies sent from Richmond and
Raleigh for the purpose Of sustaining Johnston
were the only remaining chances of that portion
of the rebel army holding out. Now that Stone
man has got possession of these the rebel chief,
second in command to Lee, is rendered power
less. With Stoneman in his rear, and all his
provisions and munitions captured. what is
there left for Johnston but to surrender on the
best terms he can obtain?
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PORTUGAL. MAKES TIE "AMEHDE HoNoRA

PORTUGAL MAKES TIE "AMENDE H0NoRA-
aE."-The Persia, whca arrived here yester-
day from Europe, brings the satisfactory intel
ligence that the outrage upon our flag and our
natioTal vessels in the port of Lisbon has been
amply accounted f2r by The Portuguese gov
eminent The miliary; Commandment of Fort
Belem, who fred on the Niagara, has been dis
missed on the demand of the American Minis
ter, and the flag of the United States on board
our vessels has been saluted from the forts. II
is not likely that the national ensign will again
be insulted in the ports of any foreign nation
now that we have shown our capability to
maintain the integrity Of the republic both al
home and abroad.
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WHAT WILL BE THE FOREIGN Policy OF TEE
New PREsIDENT?-We believe from what we
know of the late venera!ed President and Of
the present one, that the latter will be much
more deInonstrative and exacting in his foreign
policy. Mr. Lincoln was man of such gem
tie nature that the idea Of war for any less
purpose than the actual preservation Of the
national existence was abhorrent to him and,
moreover, the political associations Of his life
did not lead to the assertion of an extreme
national policy But the case is different with
\ Mr.. johnson. Mr.. johnson has always been
democrat of the Southern school-tiat is, so
far as foreign policy is involved, commit
ted ont and out to the Monroe doctrine, the
annexation of Texas, the acquisition of Cuba,
and so on; and he is man of the greatest
!tenacity of purpose We do not doubt there
fore, that whoever is Secretary Of State, France,
England and Spain will soon find our foreign
policy of more exacting character than it has
been since Spain got into the St. Domingo
business, France into Mexico, or since England
committed herself in such hurry to her
remarkable neutrality.
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THE SHENANDOAH.
Surrender Of Mostly to Gen. Hancock
Rosser Rsady to Give up the Con-
test. Sc.

test,- CScs
WASHINGTON, April 49, 1895.
SURRENDER MISTY GEN. HANCOCK
Advices from Winchester OF the 18th inst state that
Colonel Mostly, Of guerrilla fame surrendered his forces
Gen. Chapman, at Boryville, at twelve O'Clock yrs
rday. A lieutenant colonel OF Mosbys command came
Winchester Sunday and ARRANGED with Cen Hancock
the terms of the surrender They similar to those
accorded Gen Lees army. 1t is understood that
Gen Rosscr has also asked that his command De in
I cludcd in the cartel The exact number OF mn in
Mosbys command is not known, but it is Supposed not
1 to vary mu h from seven hundred.
Great numbers o. rebel soldiers arriving within orr
linca-a fcw direct from Gen Lees army They scout
the idea that portion of their army had gone to John
son and say that when it is fairly understood that they
can return their homes without roesaiioa it will DO
impossible to keep any considerable number of them
together.
reviewed. all the artillery in the department took
! pslce yesterday.
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THE PEkH RiLL.-NOTlCE..

rn consequence of tho obsequies Of President nssa
henk fixed Wednesday, s usual day Of publication and
thursday being Appropriated for general fast the wEKxLE
PI.AY BILL will not be issaed until Friday morning.
MoNDAk. April IL, 1865.
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VIM II. GRxcc NJ. D.
DEAn SipIt affords pleasure to add testimony to
the ny others the good qualities Of CONSTRUCTION
WATER believe sir that II ~ the great for dis
of the kidneys have been afflicted with inflammation
kidneys aud irritation OF the bladder for nine years,
contracted when travelling South ard wes-change OF eli
male Have treated with the best physicians but
relief was induced by friend or mine TO try
institution Water have now used nearly two bottles,
aud that believe the disease Is entirely cured
cheerully II to all suffer from like dcuy
Very truly yours, r. w. FLINT No. ST. Marks place
Depot 46 CliH street
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News from. Mavan..

By tho steamship Eagle. Captain Ls~pence, we have
dates to the 18TH at onnP"A,
The Easter holydays -wess celebrated in the usual
style. Business suspended, carriages not al
lowed the streets, flags tneshippsng at half
mast soldiers with reversed the people holiday
attire aud all the usual observsnccs adhered To-
Attcn4M on the 18th sant-swere rsi from tho forts
and rnoA-ofwar in the haISsr, when business again.
cOmrscnced. taa h-
The United States steamer Cherokee Commander Den'
nisoA arrived on the 18th from Key West and lele
shortly afterwards with the mails for the Gulf squadron
Tic United States steamer Nefeus Commander Howard
arrived early the l4t would Leave on the 10Th
cruise All well.
7tsercbel steamer Luna the 18th from sk
weston with cargo Of cotton There were few osher
blockade port undergoing repairs prior tore
turning home Business, duh. The weather., wan
warul, and the general health good.
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A.-Lottery Prizes Cnshed. OfrOuanxss
drawings and information sent
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Highest Premium Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER WILSON, US Broadway, New York.
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Personal Intelligence.

Hugh Allan Esq, President OF the Montreal Tc,s'at
Company and proprietor Of the Canadian line Of steam
ships, with his wife and daughter, guests at tn
Brcvoort House.
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gal Eavana LOttery.-Gcld Pafa for
prizes Information furnished. Htghesa rates le1d ioe
doublaons and all binds of gold and silver ,,..
TAYLOR c Co, Bankers, l6sV all ,strecs.
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A.. Zimmeymnnn s. Co.'s Sparkling Dry
Cataba Wines the besk native wines In the
country. Deuel. - Duane street
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no kemtral,xe. OMensivenes. En-. Mo

forms dsnfecns agents Impure breath caused bF
bad teeth TOBACCO spirits catarrh neutazed by SOZ
DON'T IT'S u heaithta purifier, and great lus.iry -
dcntfce The repusve breath is y s ueS rendersd =
no longer noticed Soh. by all druggists.
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Colgate 81 Co.'s Honey Brown Windsor
md Gccrne Soaps for the toeFor sale by oil Druggists
and dealers in perlumery and fancy articles.
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IF we add to this list the cannon sunk
by the enemy on the water during the same
period their total losses will exceed seven
teen hundred pieces, great and small, since
the beginning of December last The monu-
mental column erected by the First NapO-
tean in the Place Vendome from the cap
tured cannon Of his sweeping Austrian cam
paigns is considered grand affair; but in the
presence Of the column which these last four
months captures Of General Grant would make
Napoleon's monument would dwindle down to
the pitifal proportions of Lombardy poplar
under the shallow of one of those gigantic cloud
! kissing cedars of California.
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! CENTRATED EXTRACT sARSAPARILbA.
\ Rush! Rush! Rush!
CLAMoR. CLAaOR, CLAMOR.
TELEGRAM AETEk TELEGRAM
RUSH DON'T EXPRESS 1T.
GREAT OUTPoURlNG
AurR,t2TTs1 I PfEopLE.
Orders MULTIPLYING BY the thousand Badges IN demand BY
million The public mind having approved the very n9ss
and mot sadse inscribed as oows
1--WE MOURN
NATIONS loss,
AbNailAN I.NCOfN
Printed beautu white scum in gi'r w ype spp.v
noupt,d itb .plendd gl yin coaiu u co'rert hke-
ness OF our late President fhe th Tor ITEM 'as b.en Inn
use and the dcyoted uz aud day -
WV OvER 10000
bADIES
HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD,
ORDERS STILL ACGLht LATE.
p,ytirs who reoepi ~ their goods must bear -
mind tht n orders MED IN The eysc turn 10 which
ceived that suoscqucnt oras.s >n take The pre-
cedence. --.m,..-
All orders win be filed at the earliest possible m0nent
The intense feeling manifested by tue thc spot u br
ycd By the passing hour The people loved aud nos rev
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Al tho Father Of His Country,
GEORGE WASHINGTON go -.
loved for his Goodness and Virtues; 70 WIN our NV
President be 'doTsf sys = s III ftrSe Of true
The mind Of the people 10 centred upon tho love sneS DOW
''''' '''"0''' Dab ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WIN 0' 'O'e''' wv y AMERICAN PEOPLE
Badges 500 per 900, without PIN.
Badges S2se per i,oD wv. with Pin, PIN;
All ORDERS should DC sent al INV ". HITCHCOCK.
u Chambers street
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anticipation Of such . withdrawal Of State
bonds on the part sf the banks, that the Legis-
ilature pass law requiring the insurance COM
'panies to deposit in State securities large
percentage of their c.ptad rs q guarantee
ito their customers q such plan were
adopted, and could be made TO work. the
bonds would retain their premium value, and
the demand for. them would, doubtless, be
greatly increased, an, moro would be required
for such a purpose than is now necessary to
form the basis of bank Issues. Without en-
dorsing this suggestion we give it publicity, In
order that it may attract the attention Of those
who have the control OF oar State finances.
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Chcvalicr's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair original color its falling out keeps the
lead clean above comparison with other half
dressing SOLD at the drug and my olncc, IN
Broadway SARAH A. CHEVALIEK. M. ID.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchr.
Those who use 1t neither waste time money
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous The only pcrsce
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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A CIear, Smooth Skin
and beausful complexion follow n,s OF HELMBOLDS
con GENERATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILl.A.
spots pmpe all erup1ons OF the skim
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Earrings and Pins-Ncw styles,
From Three Eight Ten to One thousand dollars set
For sale by O. ALLEN No AIS Broadway, door below
Canal street.
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A.--Mnrsh's Truss Office, 222 broadway,
andnr Barnslns Museum Shoul.er Braces Silk Elastic
Stockings ana Abdominal Belts &c
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A Use, tIae Best.-EosyiicIf7si NIOAA Do
STR0YING PACKET For sale by all cinggsts
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THE sTAyE CAPITAL.

son-Ths Fire SYom missioners, &c.
ALBA1E April Is, 1865
On Saturday last consultation was held Of the Union
members of the s,nate wh has been further extended
since to leading mon of tnsiower House Tho object y
to franc an address the Executive TO DO sgnea
I by the Union men OF bo.a houses Fhs dran OF NE
dourncns been handed FOUND ans Is one' proHsr
Of ooriai support coupeswi'h he'hope' ~ n''ms'se
the sneech Of senator yolger thai the accession a
Jobnson will, not 10 distracted by the camors
of oiea ssekers-in short Substantially requesting MN
forth another Tyler asd iosSet'ihs tne
great rational issues ut stalk taTn tho Whle HOUSE into
Wholesale Office mart.
1t given out that the Governor sbes not intend 70
mod his lbs in regard to the NOMINATIONS o.
re Comm ssoners and that party oiher influences
will make him nd in any other names than the iouf No
has ALREADY sent to ths senata
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A SilenE Sewing Machine.
WILCOX & GIBBS sos Broadway
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A.--seyyhitc's PatentLrver russ''-CHres
Rupture radically. No pressure on tue back
GREGORY q Co, 600 BrOadNsSy.
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New York. January 10, is6S.

Hufeland's Cough Cure 49, Pro'aptly
breaks up and relieves coughs arising from &C Depot
I4l Chambers street sold by all druggists.
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A Eenutifu, Comps, xiOn stands the
closest scrutiny IIEIMBOIplS EXTRACT OF SARSA-
PAklkL.A is the remedy.
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A MEMORABLE DAY.-Yesterday was day
full of historic "reminiscences. The past con-
tributes two memorable events to bring the an
'niversary into bold relief, and stamp it upon
the page of American story, while the present,
with its mournfu incident, fixes it more indeli-
bly, there. On the nineteenth day of April it
was that The battle of Lexington inaugnrated
our grand Revolution. On The nineteenth of
April the Union soldiers Fastening to protect the
national capital, then threatened by the rebels
in 1861, were fred upon IN Baltimore, and the
FIRST blood in this rebellion was shed. On yes
terday, the nineteenth of April, 1865, were
performed the obsequies of the President OF
the United States--of nation doubly re-
deemed from the thraldom of foreign rule and
the hostility of domestic coes-the FIRST Chief
Magistrate of the republic, upon whose honored
person was wrcaked the cowardiy vengeance
of traitors. The day may, then, henceiorth be
marked with red sign in the calendar.
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Bunting Flags-Au Sizes. Also Printed
Bunting Flags JAMES TOFTs Flag Factory, 2s7 Hudson
street N. Y.
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REBEL. CANNON CAPTuRED.-Our captures OF
rebel artillery since the LIST Of December last
may Be briefly summed up as follows
/ N,n,he- IF Cannon.
CariurcdJy General Thomas from the rebel General
Hood in his Nash Vile campaign "
Nv General sherman at savannah ........... 100
iBy General Terry, Admiral Porter and Gen raj
Scl,oiei from Fort FISHER 10 Wilmington in
Nv. General Gilmore Mt Charleston from ShcF-
mans flank moveme ut .. $50
Nv Sherman, en- nue. through South and North
- .
By General Sheridan In charlottesville raid. .... II
By forces immediate ly under General Grant around
Ar,nnd and in r,rhmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
r. I,r q, rhv n. Mobile, - Is
nv Stonen,an mt Salisbury ~
I ~ Wilson. mt selma ...................... ~
Grand totap. ,655
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Not Few or the Worst Disorders That
aict ind arise from corrupons Of the blood HELM
,BOLD'S EXTRACT OF SAIsSAPARILLA Is a remedy Of
the utmost value.
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DBNcE OF IRELAND.-An organization that has /
arisen to considerable proportions, called the
Fenian Brotherhood, was commenced in this
country some three years ago. Ithas its repre-
sentatives in every State in the Union, and, I
doubtless, many adherents in the Southern
States. In the North and Northwest it has aS
potential influence Commanding the atten- \
ton of the London press, it has awakened
a lively interest in Great Britain. TheS
Fenian Brotherhood in America has be-
come an established institution Its object
is the independence of Ireland. 1t num-
bers half million OF ardent souls, many of
whom have been expatriated from their own
blooming island by the tyranny and peraecu-i
|tion Of Great Britain. These men are burning
with an implacable hatred Of the English gov
eminent and nerved by an intense devotion|
Ito their native land. Their first step will be to|
thousand fighting men. The Americans don't
want Canada, although the English think wei
do. We have enough soil already. In Canada
the Fenians will establish provisional gov
eminent, and operate for the delivcrance of
ireland. The United States will play the
neutral game, precisely like Great Britain in|
Jour present contest with the rebels UNDER
color Of neutrality the Fenians will send
.Qut swarm Of armed vessels to Cruise ag:.nst
English merchantmen, filing the seas az i'll
were, with Fenian Alabsmas and Floridas.
This will oil be perfectly proper under the
;precedent established by Great Britain in
building ships to prey upon American COM
merce This is the present programme Of the
Fenian Brotherhood to secure the independence
of Ireland In conjunction with large
: invading force upon the soil Of the Emerald
Isle itself, 1t must work curiously. England
will find, before many years, that the neutrality
game is one that two nations can play at
THs NEW YoRk STATE Srocxs-The ten per
cent tax which Congress has imposed upon
State bank notes, and the passage of The Ena-
bling act by the Legislature, will, no doubt
have the effect Of causing large majority Of
Jour banking institutions to seek refuge under
the national currency law. This view has
elected the question Of what viii become Of the
sixteen millions ana upwards OF New York
State stocks which are now held in the bank
ling department at Albany as basis for circu-
lation. The query IL pertinent, and is one tba,
will no doubt, receive the serious consideration
Of the proper officers at tho capital. II those
bonds should be suddenly thrown upon the
market the credit Of the State would be likely
to receive q shock from which IT wcu'.l not for
long time recover Such course slonld be
avoided II II is possible 10 do SO, and the
proud financial condition of the Empire State
should be carefully guarded. and is credit 80
firmly sccnre1 that II my stand III he future.
az IL has done ~ Tho past, a, tbc head Of al It's
sisters ia tho Union. 1t has been suggested, in
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TIL. Injurious Er~cts of Alcoholic
smunuts overcome and The syst m pur Ned, 81 us,no
ii H., " HOLLIS EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
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No PimpIcs, no Darkness Under the
appear after using few bottles of IELMBOLD'S CON
CENTRATED EXTRACT sARSAPAKILLA
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A Great IIit.-ScSid Walnut Chamber
Suits of ten pieces sis5 and i2l5 each at EisEKS
cabinet furniture nanufeetory GJs broadway, and Nos
West York.
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Thorne's Arnica aud Chloroforn Lsval.
cent currs Neuralgia, rheumatism Toothache sprainA
Bruises &C. Depot. i<l Chsmberss' Sold bY al drus'A
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RID Yourself OF HvmOrs ,,.,,...
in the srring months by using ~ mBOLDS VONChS'
TRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARIbLA.
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and with the wisdom of IN experienced states
man. He challenges the unquestioning conf
dence and support Of the country; he deserves
lit and he will receive it. Like the tabled
giant to whom was impaired new git Of
strength in being thrown TO- the ground, the
nation will rise from its present calamity.
The voice of President Johnson is the voice OF
the people He will, be sustained, and thus in
his hands The cause of the country, at home and
abroad, will be amply vindicatod and re-
deemed H
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This day, tho goth Of April, originally appointed by
Governor Fenton TO be observed for thanksg ing re-
Joicing over recent great national victories, but
chang by subsequent proclamation, after the
alton " the President to Of mourning for great
ection viii probably DO generally recognized through
out this State by suspension from ordinary business
and by 1erviccs In the majority ~ the churches
Adyiccs from south Am ca dated at Re Janciro
March H. confirm the report Of the ccmpictc on o a
peace treaty between Brazil and t'r quay. General
Flores, as PRESIDENT Of rrceua,, ndng an 'lect on
had named cabinet The Emperor Of Brazil was ri II
dissatisfied aud dismissed from The Cab net Seior Paiun
hos, the min stcr who sign d i,e tiraty.
Our from Havana h. a. the 18th inst, by the
steamship Fla ie, which ~ v'. re- Yesterday Little
OF importance since prev had % CURED Of flat
place The Easter holiday taG ben celebrated IN tho
nsuai style The blockade r.unrr Luna arrived q
Havana from Galveston tnc i6.l Win a caro- Of