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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

Baron Won Beust Is cohhned to his bed.
Victories OF British troops over the Maories In
New Zealand ore reported
The MArchlones IS of Hastings WAS married yester.
terday to Sir George Chetwynd
The "insurrecton" n Lucca was merely q petty
riot, which was soon quelled.
The female masqueraders recently arrested in
London have been indicted for felony.
The Right Hon. Thomas o Hagan. Lord Chancellor
OF ireland, has bcen created Baron O'HagAn.
II IL said that Dlsraeli Is about to retire from poll
ties, aud that he Is 10 oe raised to the peerage,
Mr., Douglass declines to sail the Sappho for th c
frince oil Wales cup. The Cambria Is entered
The newly appointed Ambassador Of the United
states 10 Lisbon has assumed charge OF the legation.
in yacht across the English Channel the
third.
The Empress Eu2enie has sent 10000 francs 10
Corstantnopc ioI the relief OF the sufferers by the
great nre.
The ship Regina will follow the. Magdala with
material for the construction OF the Honduras IIdns
Continental Railroad.
The story Of tho loss OF the Daca 10 said to have
been concoctcd IN America, 10 influence the price Of
West India cable shares
The Pope hus written n letter, addressed to the
recently conseorated Bishop of Tarbee, IN which he
sustanS in positive term, the dogma OF inallibilty
Gen. Prim pronounces the despatch OF the Phila-
delphs correspondent OF the London Tnss relating to
his 6PrIm'sl eonneetion With proposed Cuban losn
/ paasxAssss. .taIsau'A' IL ~ u ps' ..-sa<y' T.
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rHE LATEST FROM CUBA.

The eCaptnin-Gcnernrs story Of an Engaae-
ment-Thc Insurgents Flying, aud Leav-
ing their Dead and Woundcd-Nobody
Hurt on the Spanish Side.
HAvASA, June 9.-Thrcc men, who appear TO
belong 10 the best class OF society, have been cap
tured in Cayo Cruz On their persons WAS found
correspondence with Cespedcs and other rebel lead
crs. They refuse TO give their names. and were
taken to Puerto Principe for Identification.
No later 1ews has been received concerning the
George b. Upton expedition.
ofical dispatches from the Captain Generals
headquarters at Puerto Principe represent that
column had arrived from La Guauaja They came
by way OF the Sierra de Cubi:as, tile scene Of for
met battle, and while marching the old ground
during the night they were fired on by the rebels In
ambush. TIE troops were prepared, and returned
the Gre.
A sharp fight followed, at the end OF which the
rebels hcd, leaving the neld twelve dead incud-
ing their chiefs Aguerc aud Madrinates. Col. Mon
taner's column had also bad an engagement. in
which fourteen Insurgents were killed, among them
some ofhcsrs. Particulars OF the latter aGLir had
not yet been received from Col. Montaner.
The insurgents attacked Fort Barrabas. In the
Villa Clara district, which was garSsontd BY coored
troops. The assault was repused with loss to the
rebels OF l2 killed. The garrison lost three negroes
killed and SIX wounded
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CORRUPTION IN HIGH PLACES.

The SENATE Proposes to Learn what instruc-
tions tho President has given our Naval
Oniccr- In Samana Bay-SomethinG Racy
Coming
WASHINGTON, June e.-The 81. Domingo treaty
M in the Senate to-day in executive session. and
probably no measure ever before the subject OF
such en- acrimonious dobate. Charges OF corruption
were freely made against the negouators OF the
treaty, and the President WAS rather roughly ban
died His conduct n ordering naval vessels to samans
Bay was severely criticised, and the Senate finally
called for copies OF all orders TO naval vessels
the negotiation.
An attempt was made 10 On a day TO take up the
treaty Tor further debate and action but the exite
nieut ran 20 high that an adjournment was carried
without coming to any conclusion.
Gen. Babcoek aud Perry, the United States Com
mereial Agent, were before Nye's Special Commit
tee. The latter made some very bold and specific
charges OF participation In the oeeeds OF the sale
OF some men who and around the Presi
dent. He is a SOB OF Commodore Perry, ana though
he signed the treaty he did not negotiate it, rs II Is
made to appear but signed II because he vac ordered
TO do IL by the President, through Gen. Babeock
He did not approve the treaty. With Mr. Hatch's
grievances he wss not sognizant. He thinks annex
alton would be better step for the Governmsnt
than purchase.
Gen. Babcock was Questioned concerning the
Hatch matter, and endeavored 10 exculpate himself
He Is again TO be called, and will produce his orig
nal Instructions, &c. II the Committee only follows
up the trails uncovered, there may be some rich
deyelopments.
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PERSONAL ISTELLIGENCE.

"Where there Is smoke there Is hre," gays an old
proverbs but how does that apply TO President Gr0nt
Rutgers College has conferred the degree OF Doctor
lege.
Henry Stanton, son OF Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
will make his d{bai as q Lyceum lecturer next winter
Subject" Our Boys"
Gov Hoffman has appointed tile Hon. ri herd
Schell. OF New York, Quarantine CommisioneT, IA
place OF Wilson q. Hunt, resigned.
The Fifteenth District Republicans Association last
night appointed hessrs. Bishop and Bowscr (eololed
mem on their Executive Committee,
The steamer George u. Upton Is named after
patriotic millionaire OF that name formerly OF Nantuck
et, but now one OF the naboDs OF Boston.
Gen NJ T. Mcmahon was last night nominated for
Congress (Fourth DISTRICT By Fifth Ward Democratic
Asfocist!oL haillng from Harrison and Greenwich
streets.
Mr.. Henry Burke, The reform candidate for Super.
visor against whom belous placnrds were posted the
evening ptevlous 10 the election In MddletoWn pre-.
pafing TO prosecute his hOellers
Mr.. Frederick Kapp, recently Commissioner OF
burg the 2ih OF last month and enteIt by
the ct8cus with asplGndid banquet Mr., Kapp win
spend the summer In Wlcsbhden.
We are assured on the best authority that Lola
MOnteZ never hgd any children. As for the self styled
Princess EdithA Gilbert Montoz, who claims 20 have
been daughter OF the disng guished adyertureas she
is obviously either q lunatic or al impostor
The Hon. William NJ. Evarts viii deliver the an.
nual address before the Howard Law Association In
Cambridge on the llth OF october next. This address
now 6Isd upon has been selected sa more OaisasaI
NA '''A'''' ~ - a if4na..fi+s H'sa--
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THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

The Southern Printers sin Behind the
Times-The Negro 20 be Debarrcd South
OF Mason and Dixop's Liue-Wemeu Re.
coguireH.
CINCINNATI, June e.-The International Typo
graphical Union to-day ssoptes ~sosutioss favor.
ing regular sys,em Of apprenticeship wherever the
influence Of subordinate Unions can operate. The
practice Of printing newspapers outside-sway from
The home ofaee-was discussed, but no remedy was
suggested.
resolution was ADOPTED protesting against the
expenditure OF public money by the Postmaster
General TO print business cards ON stamped Govern
ment envelopes
The next convention IL TO meet In Baltimore
The project Of establishing home for disabled
PRIMERS was considered impracticable.
A resolution declaring this Union the highest au-
thority In the printing business. and having the
power TO establish general rules IN regard 10 the
qualification Tor admission 81 subordinate unions was
referred Tbis had reference 10 the ndmission Of
negro printers under the rule adopted yesterday
leaving The subject OF admission to subordinate
unions. II was claimed that one union might admit
negro, and " his card refussd by Others, their
charters would be forfeited.
Mr.. Bates, OF Memphis, sad 1t was understood In
the south that negro would be admitted 10 a
Union south Of MASON and Dixon's Line"
The resolution was lost, so this subject remains
Tor the subordinate unions to settle among them
selves.
A resolution was passed encouraging female CON-
postors 10 cooperate with male wherever employ ed
together
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FUN IN EAST BROIDW4Y.

The Orientals' House warning-A Ron ring
Entertainmcnt-Aiderm Durnin in his
Elcment-Tooker's Candidacy.
The Oriental lClub-the great Club of the cast
side-last evening opened their Club House, at 2S5
East Broadway, with sumptuous entertainment. l..
This Club was organized the last birthday OF the
Hon. William NJ. Tweed. Police Jkstice shandley
Was elected President, wm. NJ Tweed, Jr., Vice
President, ard James Donohue, Secretary. The
Club House has been elaborately furnished.
All the prominent politicians OF the city and the
personal friends OF Mr.. Tweed participated in the
festivities last night Mr. Jerome b. Fellows, Police
Commissioners Henry Smith and N. T. Brennan,
Judges Cor ana Koch, Senators Cresner and Nor
ton. Comptroller Connolly, County Clerk Loew,
Cbamberiains Bradley and Fields, Corporal Rufus
q. Andrews and John Fitch were among the de.
lighted guests. Marshal Tooker wore an immense
rose on ever button Of his coat lie will run for
Congress nom the Fourth Congressional District.
The evening was spent in eating strawberries aud
ice dream. drinking champagne, which flowed like
Croton water, and smoking the best OF ci9lrs. Eu-
gene Durnin, who was IN tvoice and In speech too,
sang comic songs aud told humorous stories, which
elicited peals OF laughter Mr. Fellows also enter
tanned the company with n few funny anecdotes.
Al late hour the festivities at their height
with no prospect OF early termination The boys
were In excellent spirits, and had pledged them
selves not 10 60 home till morning.
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A DIscARDsD CLERK's REvEyoE.

Improbable Newspaper Letter-Writina-A
Faisehood Leading to an Unwelcomc Rx-
posure-A very brief Tcmpcrnn Lecture.
For some time past the Texas Beef Company
have been trying introduce the cheap descsted beef
OF the Lone star stnto 70 this market. They have
store In the Y. NJ. G. A. building, Fourth avenue
and Twenty-third street. Until recently they had a
bookkeeper named c. W. varney in their employ.
This man having been discharged for drunkenness
70 get with his employers, sent letter 10
The SUN charging that the Company had flooded
said, was so bad that the New Orleans Steamship
Company (Merchabts iine) ordered 1t oil thoir pier
that 1t was dumped In the street. and thence taken
to the DIAL dock: that some Of the least offensive
was gathered up and offered for sale in Twehty-
third street. ami that there IL was nuisance deserv
ing The earnest attention OF tho Board OF Health.
Yesterday Sun reporter visited tile Company's
once, and called at the Merchants Steamship Com.
panys onicc and there learned the history and true
character OF the correspondent who signed himself
assertions. Mr.. Monroe Of % the Texas Beef Company
explained bis business, and allowed the reporter TO
smell and taste and examine the food, all OF which
was excellent, !rcsb, and pure. lie examined the
letter. and compared the handwriting with that IN
his own possession; He then said:
ioanug about in the ncighboring bars taxing meney
out OF the drawer and making no account OF what
this" and tue following confession was placed on
the table:
NEW YORK, Nav q, 1910.
3D. Mn. BEN. FrxIp; I owe Monroe or the concern two
hundred dolas II he settles with you to your satls
srd IssR Thi snc Co. 's and 70 S sS
tsuder my resignation as Secretary =, N, y.nvpv
The reporter Of The SUN accompanied Mr. Monroe
to all the trndesmen In the neighborhood, who,
ithout exception, confirmed every allegation that
he had made. Lelss tie tailor pointed mournfuly
TO q coat which he nad made for vaney his false
Representations, aud showed n bill Tor suit OF
clothes, amounting to f102 which this ACCOMPLISHED
individual mad secured and which Mr.. Monroe had
endorsed and was going to pay.
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THE HORROR or THE GOLDEN HORN
The Awful Conaasratiou In CensssntinepIe
The Loss Of Three Hundred Lives, and
s125,0O0,00O In Property - Pera In
Ashes-Ths Lstest particuIars.

S125,0OO,0OO In Property - Pera In
Ashes-The Latest Particulars.
CoNsrASr1SoPLs, June 9.-The great FIRE in the
Pera district has at length been subducd, and order
is restored. So far II be computed over 1000
buildings OF all sorts have been destroyed. and
among them some OF the best In tho city. Pcra is
suburb OF Constantinople, on the north side OF the
Golden Horn. II occupies the summit Of n sbiIi,
and IL chiefly Inhabited By Franks, and comprises
the residences Of the British, Austrian, Prussian,
The loss Of life proves greater than was expected.
Thus far one hundred and hfty bodies Aave been
discovered, but II is thought that there must be
double that number. Tho total loss is estimated nt
f250oO0OO steriinR and English underwriters suffer
heavily.
The archives OF the British Embassy were saved
The Armenian Church OF tho Immaculate Coucep-
ton was on Gre several umos, and Ia considerably
damaged, but the Gobciins tapestry, the gin OF the
Empress Eugenie, was saEed unharmed.
At some points whole families wsre hemmed in BY
the flames, and perished in full view OF ltbe specta-
tors, who were unable TO rescue them. The panic
among the people was terrible, snd many who might
have escaped lost all presence Of miud and
able 70 save themselves. Oticrs IN despair made no
effort 10 fy and were lost. Some OF the Turks, in
the spirit OF fatasm peculiar TO their race and re
lgion shut themselves up In their burning houses,
refused assistance, and met their fate without
murmur. II has been sscertained that $50 persons
were burned to death, or killed by the falling walls,
anu many moro are nilssina.
The streets are narrow and partially paved with
cobble stones. some Of thcm are mseadamixcd.
They are without sidewalks and slope toward the
centre. The bouses are small and almost entirely
OF wood. All fires that have occurred In Constan-
tinope have been destructive this account, espe
cially as no efhcent means have existed for exiln
gushing them.
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THE MASONS.
THE Election Of Grand Master-Presentatio
Of n Portrait.

THE Election Of Grand Master-Presentatio
Of n Portrait.
The Grand Lodge resumed labor at O'Clock
Yesterday morning. Conspicuous among the Masons
In the hall was brother Isaac H. Brown, Senior
warden OF Puritan Lodge, No. $50. tho wellknown
sexton OF Grace Church. who was looked up to as
? man Of great weight (about 900 pounds In the
Fraternity.
The Grand Master presented q magnificent por-
Brait OF the late r. w. James Herring. Past Grand
Becretiry to the Grand Lodge. The portrait Is an
oil painting by the son OF the deceased, r. VIZ. W.
Herring, and IL life likeness Of the illus,rious
brottcr. The trowel with which the cornerstone
vss Laid was then presented TO the Grand Lodge
With IN appropriate address from the Grand Master.
II was accepted, and vote OF thanks was rendered
the donor, Bro. John Cook, Of Pyramid Lodge.
Al the o'clock session, f1 oOJ wns presented to
che hall and asylum fund from the Lodge Of Antiqu
ty, and q 600 from Architect Lodge, the voluntary
contributions OF the members OF those lodges.
John II. Ahthon was elected Grand Master by a
large majority, receiving the hearty congratula.
Aions Of his br, .bren. The remainder Of the oeeIs
were adyalced an! reelected
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CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.

Miss Matilda Hen uingsen die d, on the 9lst of MAY
under the OF Hunt. Of the residence OF NJ chael
A. A. WOLF l East seventh stIeet. Coroner Schirer
verdict that Wolh Ind been guilty OF n6lpractlce
woln was committed 10 the Tombs for trial.
John II. Leary, keeper Of the Brooklyn Morgue,
and snallfry Rmg politician, got into on alterc
with one Patrick MurphX ~ wlsboldy liquor store, N
Murphy could thrush him in square night, Lesry drew
knife Stable his adversary IN the thig He
locked up In the CAFES avenue police station.
post1aortem examination yesterday In the case
OF Mrs. Hannah Mailer, who died at S2i East Thir
tynrs street was supposed OF yoleoee NJ the hands
the stomach, which had oeon gathering for nearly
the woman died OF natural causes, although death
might have been hastened by the violence 70 which she
hAl hfsAskn v. A.
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JoTTINGS BOUT TO wv.
Music on the Battery this evening.
Eumhsr NJ ,vnp,i1r.nts iast xeat tS OO

Music on the Battery this evening.
Number OF immigrants last week, i5,Oo3.
Staford's Iron and Sulphur Powders inyixoruts
the body and Turfy tho blood.-Adr.
Everybody should see the little Champion Cow
Reddy the Blacksmith has opened q new bar
about three doors above bis Old den.
A chinese physician on Union square Is astonlsh-
Ing New Workers with his cures.-1dr.
IN. S1 rdIss Ms%Sn, win Pr'ss 10 nj wn ,
The eontrbuto to the fund for the relief OF tho
persscuted jews in Nes, Russia amounts thus far TO
The annual examination OF the Hebrew fres
schools will take place In stenway Hall next Sunday
morning.
Tho Brick Church Mission Sunday school IN
Thirynnh street pear Seventh avenue, had pleasant
A Committee Of the Matthew T. Brennan Assoois-
The claims Of the Club upon bis eons,derson,
The German Fat Mems Association met Last even
plumbers ninety'nve members and represents over a..
A now chess club has been Organized at the Ca6
SSss sSSs Pan f pnye Tc ySa Ts.
J. Riley, Secretary.
The Right Hon. James Mace, Of England. tho
Hon. Thomas Allen, OF Ireland and other distinguished
gnircs on Harlem lane.
Tho Veteran Association OF tho Seventh Resim ens
snc TIE mem Sssa Inv psss sni viii q sceS Cong
peny them In the steamer Plymouth Ro5k.
Honora Colwell dropped dead yesterday in Baxter
second street Elizabeth ScgmAn died suddenly OF i0s
Avenue ! and Mary Dcslecr az q hinctta lane.
The pleasant park at Sixth avenue aud fortieth
street. which hitherto has been closed at dusk lust
when the aboiing poor have time 90 go TO u e 70 be
kcpt omen III II NJ hereafter. by order OF the central
Park Commissioners,
An unknown man was found yesterday drowned
In the Fast River; another In the lower part OF tho
North River and tho body Of Leopold Eutlng, who
drowned In January, at the foot Of West sixty
10 urth street, was found.
A few Southern ladies' of wellth and position
in this city met yesterday CooDcr Institute TO devise
practical way OF aiding their les favored SISTERS
ana Gttng hgn for the stern duties OF life which their
altered fortunes acmand.
School Comml' ;loner Timothy Brennan, who
some time ago collected 81 200 for the family OF Mr.
Tralnor, principal OF grammar School No ~, ycster.
day, IN nm eloquent address presented by OF the
tht bereaNed family,
The June number Of the Banke,s Aq9ostns sets
out n length the recent new laws affecting banks
p9rat ons; anu panE holidays. Under the statutc
all paper becoming due on MOuday, July may he paid
On tho Tuesday following BY the old law, such paper
would be payable On saturday, the ID
l.. Allen, a resident OF the ncghborhooi OF
tighth avenue and twenty 'nrs street. indignantly do
men who congrcgate there loaefs that they IN,
suit respectable women. They are All hartworkng
men, ana, with stupid old John Wnhsmsons poIcS
station directly opposite Mr., Allen thinks the oaaRes
pyspsaIsIQgs. AR9 RIasas pNsm N ppNRlBlpl
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sssns 70 The curve around ne clus Moa:e Sod MID.
This call on Annette sent her away at once, and in
Al tie Club House ffonted and led on meliy Eciptic
Se race 'as ns, so. snd s loot &
.ss .ssS aSS: play ia.fs % i ad @
came into ne lead Tssrc Tss s' Ssss Re made 81 Ts
US 10 ~ dc ass sn and Rae,e .pescd Of
iss Sss a
bot Midday SS .SS SSS ssy sT' Ike
W Now %pss wa. III he cps. and wilson, the Jock o Annette
fssS Ss hs % sSp sSs iSs
I cS,sp sSs
S Ss uaG iea e sa s
But Wilson at the last stride. with coone.s tact and
sa S,Sa s5Sys Ssf aye
ne o gSr os se once Both *
seen TS wilson alone o g ,ys sss ss dHs
nee ne as Hpnes,o sis hSr feiptc third away
SIss and % Gss qn,s Of ys @ TO :d 4: mis S
What shouid have the fourth race was mere gallop
Jasoss s Sayy 500 to
h1E,' h !oT psseos al ass Sos MssSec Australian dam
Lavender, ioe-Johnsou- over.
rrr1u aAcs.
This was the Selling nsce. one mile and a quarter.
The eight number, vix kdenton, Spray,
scmerset 6aiiy Moore, Viola, Tmon, Merry Thoeght,
And Scotia n ;hs b.sng TIC W. ,.ySrts q 4
against him ivioin to agaisst her. 70 against oil
the Others The pocls were numerous and large. The
and once around. when sen, on Spray was nr., away
not 20 Al ali. The pace only moderate. Nearing
tho stsni Somerset took up second position and they
turn Spray, Somerset, fmon and sally were al lap.
ped and The btu nne TO the blun Here Eden.
ten was called ont and moved from the through
the lot and second the Club House was passed
he was going at ease and tie clearly his He
took Spray they made the far turn and when
u was done bad leo nothing 10 her, and down home
lengths, Spray second All the rest were badly tailed
On. on. son,srset was tnlro' ime-Sie' which Is ut
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Operate Rehearsal for the Great Beetho-
ven Festival

Yesterday brilliant array OF artists assembled
"a Stein way Hall for the rst rehearsal OF the ope
ratio portion OF the Great Musical Festival. Nearly
all the neat artists whose names had been advertised
Dor days past were present, and all met on the neu-
trsl ground OF Stoinway Hall with what appeared to
be the most earnest cordially, Greek met Greek,
Italian met italian. and all wore smiles OF mutual al
mirAton and congrAtulation.
Among the artists present We noticed Kellogg,
Rose llorsce, Anna Bishop, Gazzlniga, Rosa Cooke,
Zelda Harrison Seguin Frida dc uebele Lefranc,
Brigroli, Fillppi, Massiu ilinni, Lott, Nordbom,
Randoll, ReIna, Petrill Susini, FOssati, FOrmes,
aud Albert Lawrence, whose name has not appeared
In the announcements. RlchiDgs and company were
not present, not having yet arrived In town and
Parepali Rosa, Castle, and others were away filling
iother engagements The ehorns mustered very
strong, aud included all naiionaitice,
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THE D1LL and BAT.

Let have n Hospital for Disabled Ball
Pinyers-Tbe Astonishing Game of the
Unions.
Considering the really good exhibition which
the Union nine made in the Bold on Wednesday,
when playing against the powerful Mutual Club
their performance yesterday was ineIplicable on any
other supposiion than that they kept up the cele-
brs,on OF their victory at the Union until too late
an hour. Errors, oyerthrows, and NUTS were sup
piled the shortest notice, and In n great measure
hey appeared to have infected the Eckford men, as
they also were very unsteady In the neld. As
the score will show, there was some very free
hitting on both sides. Pabor made tse only
home that was obtained during the
day. II accidents in tho field continue to occur so
frequently they have done within the hst Ten days
hospital for disabled ball plsyers NAV be re-
quired. In the nth innings yesterday Brdsall who
ought TO have had more consideration, seeing that
he himself bore visible traees Of the smash he re-
ceived on the eye the previous day, struck ball
straikht to Duny, hitting h.m on the nose between
the eyes, and "drawing the ctnet" freely. The
blood flowed In such eopioss stream that sswdust
was required to cover up the stain Il hadI made.
Poor Dufys eyes were closed and for the renal
Of the game they were obliged 10 play substitute.
The following Is the score: =
Inninss .,..ist I'd, 81 th Ssh, 9Th, 7th, sth 9th.
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Some heavy tobacco seizures are to be made,
1t is said, in day two for smuggling, In which
some OF the largest importing and manu- turing
houses are implicated The g leaf" has been packed
IN hoEshesds, and so introduced withou, paying the
proper duties,