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Nihilist Riots I'm Russia.
RECONSTRUCTION IN CUBA.
Exfles Returning to their Homes

NEW hORk, April ia letter from Havana
April Is, contains the following: The ingIr
gent Chief, Cecili0 GoaZaleZ, in surrenderinp
10 the government authorities at Calimete i'm
the JURISDICTION OF Colon, on the 9Th instant.
addressed his men as follows: old compan-
ions resolved TO obey the orders given me by
the chief OF this department, listen soldiers.
from TINS moment you are absolved from oath
10 tne constitution framed in Gauimaro ON
the 10th of October, 1865. have been author
lzed Dy the hrst magistrate and our principal
cmelS 10 advise you TO forget this oath as well
as ill-feeling which you might have within
your hearts, and that you enter resolutely into
the Thought OF peace and redemption of the
country, whatever II may be, for you must
consider that you leave darkness behind you.
and that you are entering the civilized world
where you will find a government which will
receive you with the benevOlence of father
Modesto DiaZ and twenty-four other prisoners
have, at their own request, been taken TO
Santo Domingo City by "a Spanish man-of war
The great movement of passengers by the
coast steamers continued. Many CIbans
WHO had taken refuue at Key West are leturD-
ing, and the steamers from New York and the
neighboring islands are bringing many Cuban
families returning from voluntary exile In
the meantime the various governors in the
interior OF the island are doing ali in their
power for the new settlements and TO bring
order out OF the chaos of transfers of prop
erty by means of decent distribution and legal
partition. The feeling of peace and safety
does not fail to exercise its invigorating power
on the great mass of sensible people Gen.
Martinez CampOS was at last accounts i'm the
eastern department,
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Mr. Conkling and the Admfnfstra.
ton.


MORE OF THE ALLEGED INTERyIEw-THE sen,
ATOR's OPINION OF HIS COLLEAGUES AND
OTHERS.
The publication of the alleged interview with
Senator Conkling on the political situation
which Senator Conkling claims to be an exag-
gerated report of a confidential conversation,
has occasioned good deal of comment.
MIR. CONKLING ON SHERMAN, wATTERsON AND
FOSTER.
1t appears, according to the full report in the
New York World of yesterday, that Mr.. Conk-
ling in speaking OF the electoral commission,
said: became aware that the real fear on
the part OF the Hayes men was that would
be opposed to the makeshlfts or bargainings.
as most certainly should be. From the mo-
ment that the commission began its work [
had an uneasy feeling, That Something evil
was afOOt was sure, though could not get
hold of anything tangible. John Sherman,
Watterson, Foster and other Western men had
thing, l knew. There was no, effort that
l know of to get me within the lines but
once. a mutual friend came to me
'hat Ws tSe ks
we go to the house will be happy to meet
him. We were introduced a day or two after
and had a few commonplace words together.
Senator Stewart. Of Nevada-urged me seve-
said Watterson desired to have me dine with
uilIl uSClluSVs duu dt ldSt Sdlu. LUX mere,
Stewart, don't know what your object is, but
l tell you plainly that I have no time now for
dining with democratic members of Congress,
and you may as Well understand it. Stewart
seemed to be offended, and went away appa-
rently in an i'll temper. That was as near as
came to any of the bargain makers; but
think everybody knew there was intrigue
going on between the southern democracy
and the friends OF Hayes, and that the wires
between Washington and Columbus kept the
Ohio man thoroughly informed as to all that
was doing in his behalf
HIS OPINION OF THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC
SENATOR'S.
Speaking OF the familiarity of Lamar, Hill,
and other southern Senators at the White House
while the cold shoulder is given to the oldest
and best OF our republican leaders," Mr..
COnkling went on to say: "lt looks very much
like ownership on the part of these gentlemen,
and it is certain that they are not disposed to
out of their power if he would, and am by no
means sure that he desires it. He has an in
ordinate cOnceit OF his own powers, and in
spite of the fact that he can command no votes
at the south seems possessed OF the delusiOn
there. Senator Lamar Is unqueStienably the
ablest of them all Gordon is arrogant and
dOmineering, but by no means brilliant. Hill
has very little honor even in his own state
South Carolina, is cool and polished, and viii
probably have enough to do to defend his own
case in connection with his seat. Lamar is
the jesuit of the Senate. When Stewart L.
Lamar took him in charge and beWildered
him. Poor WOOdf0rd! 1t was like a eat Dlay.
ing with mouse. He came home with his
head lnIi OF mississippi levee schemes and ut
petrated on republicans i'm that state Lamar
talked to him about the political millennium,
and must have chuckled to himself over his
easy conquest. The willy Aississtppian al
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The Marketa.

90 BALTIMORE, April 1S.-virginia sizes. old.
70; DO. deferred, A.; do. consolidated, 6lL: DO
second series. 80; North Carolina skies. Old Ib:
90; 60, new, bid to-day. Sugar quiet and steady,
BALTIMORE, April 1s.-Cotton auiet-mid-
anhg, non inally 1ok. Flour steady and frm and
nght stock. Wheat, southern quiet and hrm:
western hrm and higher-southern red, 20l1. IS !;
DO; amber, 1.36al.3 81; Pennsylvania red, 1.3ss
L'SS: No. winter red, western, spot and April.
I 32al.S21k; May. l. 33a1. .33k. Corn, southern
frmer; western nrmer and light offerings-south-
ern white, 52s62k; do. yellow, 62a53: western
mixed, spoi and April 62kab24 May, oSH; June,
Sc; western White, s4as5: do. mixed, Sass: Penn.
syivania, 33aS5. Rye quiet and nominal Hay a
shade easier but not quotaby lower. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Butter, choice Ia good de-
maDd but shade easier-choice western roll 24a26:
do: packed. 2sa26. Petroleum dun and nominal
refined, IL: Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes, nomi-
nay l3xa11. Whisky. iO6s106k. Receipts-
hour, 6oO; wheat %. 500; corn. 50, 600; oats,
1900; Shipments-wheat, Sc, 900; corn. sc, 900.
FTeights TO Liverpool quiet-cotton, per steam,
9-32d:: -four. g. 3d.; grain, S4a81fd.
new YORK, April 1s;asrocks about steady.
1857: short 469. Governments 6rm.
NEW YORK. April s.-Flour firm. Wheat
95 for both money and the account. q. s. four,
and-a-han per cent. bonds, 104S; 1s67's, lOSx
Erie. l2A; Illinois Central, 77z. Pennsylvania
LONDON. April 1s, p. m.-Copso,s.
95 Lie for both money and the account. Erie
LONDON, April Is, 4 d. m-Erje 12x
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THE POSTAL ExcURsIoNIsTs.-Sup
ent OF Railway Service Vail to-day received a
telegram stating that when the Havana postal
party arrived at Key West, Messrs. Morton
Caldwell, Freeman, Bailey lefttfor Savannah.
from whence they left for Charleston, arriving
last evening. The Postmaster General and
others proceeded to Fernandina, and to-day
60 to jackson, returning to Savannah on the
10th: From this point the movements Of Judge
Keys party are uncertain,
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don, April Is, 4 p. m.-Erie, 12A.

Ihe pipe e-line bill providing for the
transportation Of petroleum passed its second
reading In the Pennsylvania house OF repre-
sentatives yesterday.
The International Sunday school conven-
uon met at Atlanta, Ca. yesterday. Gov.
Coiqultt, OF Georgia, was elected permanent
chairman, About 100 delegates were presenk
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then tn compute from each set of observations
the mass of the planet; also to prepare an
ephemeris OF the satellites for October AMI
November, 1879, when they will again be visl-
Die: Observations in that opposition, made
with proper precautions, will enable him to
determine very accurately the times of reyolu-
tiOn of the satellites
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q WEET
NAVY
JACKSON,S
BEST.
CHE WING
TOBACCO,

Awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition
TOT fns ehetcfng qualities and s1ceiIs1scs and
aGsftao character Of stoeetentao and fduorfa0
Ibs best tobacco ever made. As our blue strip
Lfzde- mark Is closely initiated on inferior goods
see that Jdeksoa. Best is on every plug. Sold by
81 1saers send for sample, free, TO e. A. JACK
eoS Co., A'frs, Petersburg, Va. Him, thAk,l
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Ihe Delaware, .sl LaekaWanna M and West.
from the 2ath to the NtA inst,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $2S7, ,04S.6S: customs, $464 ,56Ill.
day eI1O nnD
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lnharmOniOus Democratic Caucus
SOME SHARP TALK-THE TARIFF Bull "AS
GOOD AS DEAD

AnharmOn1OuS Democratic Caucus.
SOME SHARP TALK-THE TARIFF Bull "AS
GOOD AS DEAD"
The democratic caucus last night was not
conducive to that harmony which the dems-
cratic leaders would be pleased to see among
the rank and file. 1t appears that Gen. Tom
Ewing and Representative Ben Willis had
quite tilt. The latter made speech, and
said that in view of the near equalization of
gold and greenbacks he favored an early ad-
lournment. to prevent any pernlci0uS imam
clal legislation. Gen. Ewing said that Willis
represented the Fifth-avenue democracy; that
the people had sent him lEwing) and others to
congress to secure legislation to relieve them
OF their burdens, and he would stay here until
the crack of doom, rather than have the people
resent the fifth.avenue democracy, and he
was proud of it, but on the financial question
he also represented the democracy of Jefferson
and Jackson, which the gentleman from Ohio
There was also some lively talk between
Representative Bridges, of Pennsylvania, and
an Arkansas member. The former stated
mount question of Importance to his people,
and he considered it his duty to inierpose
every obstacle to defeat the bill, and if the
action OF the caucus should prevent him from
interpOsing such obstacles he would refuse to
be bOnnd by its action. The Arkansas men,
Der said he had better take his hat and leave
then. Bridges replied: young man, was a
face and voted with the southern democracy
when my vote was needed, and may do so
again unless. indeed, the southern democrats
require a little too much"
Yesterdays proceedings in the open House
and in the caucus clearly indicate that the
anti itariff men cannot be whipped into line :;
and that the tariff bill is as good as dead. 1t
debate that COnger, of Michigan, will move to
strike out the enacting clause and that it will
be carried by majority of from 20 to 80 votes
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II ONDON UMBRELLAS.

JUST RECEIVED,
GENTLEMEN'S LONDON UMBRELLAS.
The latest styles.
IMFORTED DIRECT.
VI. W. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.,
all0-T JEWELLERS.
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Gen. Grant I'm EIara.ea

"eus UF8nt In FIOrencP,
FLORENCE. April 1S.-The American resi-
dents 01 this city gave banquet TO General
Grant last night.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
United States Bonds OF all kinds;
District of Columbia Bonds Of various issues:
Washington and Georgetown Quarterly Stock;
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, bought
and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. Bankers,
mArlb-tr 10th Sc. and Penna. avenue.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN SUBPGNAED BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BANKING, ETC. - The COM
mittee on banking and currency to- day di-
rected subpoena to be issued upon Secretary
committee and testify as to the details of the
negotiation he has made with the syndicate for
the sale OF AZ per cent. bonds. SubpHnaS will
also be issued to the members of the syndi-
cate to testify ON the same subject.
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EX-AssIsTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREAS
URY CONANT sailed to-day from New York in
the steamer Adriatic, to resume his former
position in London as the agent of the Euro
pean syndicate.
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The INCOME TAX.-The committee on ways
and means to-day, by vote of 5 to 4, decided
that if an income tax feature was adopted in
the internal revenue bill that it shall not 30
into effect until July lSt 1879.
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RECORDER OF DEEDS WOLF was at the White
House to-day seeing about his threatened rO-
tatiOn from Office to make room for General
George A. Sheridan, of Louisiana. Nothing
definite as to the matter has been determined
upon. Besides General Sheridan there are a
number of other applicants for the place,
which give some color to the statement that
change in the recOrderShp of deeds of the
District is to be made.
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CHEAPER THAN EYER.

A GENCY FOR
.tOLDNORTH STATE SMOKING TOBACCO.
lam prepared to sell. TO the Trade and general
public the above named TOBACCO, and pronounce
Ii unequalled TO any yet offered in this market.
Being made Of the purest tobacco, 1t Will stand
its own merits.
Unlike other Tobaccos, 1t does not bite the
tongue, quality much desired by smokers. |
Also have on hand, and offer for sale Wholesale and
retail, all qualities OF CIGARS, CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO, and a full line Smokers
Articles and Goods.
WALTER f. WALSH
Agent Old North State, -
apf15-1m $50 Penn. ave-, near A. street.
s. e N A b L L
krST LAGER BEER, So dozen.
VIENNA BEER (genuine), SLIGO dozen.
c. WITMER,
FINE GROCERIES,
APl-u 1918 Pennsylvania ace.
hHS. VI. COX'S
AVA INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
S.pnpr, FOR
H'hoF CLA, ERfSIPELAS AND ALL DIS
hASES OF THE BLOOD.
80 naehoeo oy eminent physicians OF Bau-
Sold BY all Druggists.
STOTI CROMWELL, Agents. WASHINGTON
w. CROPLEY, Agent, Georgetown
Proprietary-Northwest corner faYetts and En-.
~ sLoo.e, oeaIln,oIe, "a. ap.-eo1y
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ATATVANS DVSCOVEHH
IN FOR THE HAIR
Restores gray or faded hair to Its original color
and youthful appearance In three to ten days, re-
moves dandruf, and prevents the hair falling.
With . constantly Increasing sale for the past
eight years, we feel satisfied we can recommend it.
IL has the advantages over all other preparations
of this character Of
First, being warranted entirely harmless.
Second, no sediment or other extraneous m4Seear,
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake
ND before using.
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails.
A trial Will convince.
Put MP In large bottles. Price One Dollar.
For sale at
Corner Sd and ID SITS. n.U.,
mar1S-tr and corner 14th 0nd "a. &c,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA HORrI-
49, CUETU RAL SOCIETY. A meeting of the
Society will be held at No. 632 Pennsylv ave.
northwest (OyeT Shes's StOre,. on FRIDAY EVEN
INC. April ID. 1873 al ~ O'Clock, for the election
of officers. Persons desirous OF becoming mem
bers are invited TO attend.
aplS2t JOHN T.. q. CLARK Secretary.
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LONDON, April lS.-The Central .NeICS saws :
I'VE are enabled TO state that the powers have
agreed to Prince Bismarck's suggestion that
the ambassadors at Berlin should hold con-
ference TO arrange the course OF proceedings
at the proposed congress, the time of meeting
&c. The respective governments have been
formally requested TO instruct their ambassa-
uOrS accOrdinplyn
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The District in CONGRESS.

BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE TO-DAY.
The Senate this afternoon passed the bill to-
prevent the sale of lottery tickets in the Dis
trct of Columbia: also the bill providing for
the recording of deeds. mortgages and other
cOnveyances affecting real estate in this Dis
trict, the provisions Of both of which bills have
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MANDAMUs AGAINST SECRETARY SHERMAN
A mandamus case was entered in the Circuit
Court yesterday by Alexander Mcleod, of
South Carolina, against John Sherman, Sec
retary of the Treasury. for the payment of
S42, $50. 81, which the plaintiff claims is due him
from the Treasury of the United States, and a
rule to show cause was issued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-09
PURE KENTUCKY WHISTLES,

We are the manufacturers agents In this city,
for the sale and distribution OF the celebrated
% J. A. MILLER CHICKEN COCK
Bourbon and Rye Whistles. made at Paris,
Bourbon county Kentucky. so well known to
the trade generally and warranted to give en-
tire satisfaction. Their perfect manufacture,
from carefully selected grains. pure properties,
superior cooperage and rapid Improvement
constantly, make these WHISTLES the most de-
sirabe and profitable to buyers, dealers and
consumers generally.
1t is our aim to protect the trade; hence our
sales will be made at wholesale only, and the
celebrated we'll known ]. A. MILLER CHICKEN
COCK Kentucky Whiskies can be. obtained at
retail and wholesale from most Of New Orleans
Procers and dealers.
MILLER, D0LH0NDE 4 Co.
da12 ON IS 10 and u Tchonnitouas street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. W. BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic Dis
eases. Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has Just returned from Europe Office, 154 Canal
street between Baronne and Garondelet streets,
caused by abuse or age ALWAYS cured In a
short time Private Diseases treated after a new,
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest success.
Dr. Bille's reputation as skilled and success
full physician Is already years ago established
In New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
hundreds of cases here which other physicians
had failed to benefit which is well known to the
public. DR.. Billie is a graduate from one Of the
best colleges In Europe. and was for years as
sistant physician to Prof. Ricord, Paris. Con-
situations and correspondence strictly conf
Dental. Charges moderate. 1b4 Canal street,
TYB ~ rifle fs4 (lanal street aaa If
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Exports

PORT ANTONTO-Per sehr Minot Light-20 bbls
-four 10 saeks corn 35 pgs sundries 1000 feet lumber
RARCEL ON A-Per brig Ataiayador-25 hhds tai
low rs hi cks do 632 bbls DO 1900 pes slaves
BREMEN-Pers brig A + Stoneman,ao--sss9 bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves .,,,
GIBRALTAR Per bark Tres Auforas-2eeo DDS
cotton seed oil 1900 pcs slaves
BARGEBON R-~Per steamship Maria--675 bbis
tallow 5000 sacks 5000 pcs slaves
IIyERpOOg.---Per steamship Leverrier---2ae0
bales cotton 1856 sacks oilcake 1000 bbis -four 1900
ncs slaves 39. 1886 1855 bushels corn in bulk
HAyANA-Per steamship " q Hewes--5 horses
500 mules s,,
TTspA S--per schr Isabelia-6 bb1s -four bhls OF
roea $50 pes bb heats 9geO pcs do slaves loo Ikgs
sundries ss bdls shingles pcs lumber
T,RTESTE-per brig Maid OF Gl4nwern-15s2 bbis
cotton seed oil .. z,z ~
GENOA Per chip Ermina J--9a5 bales cotton 1920
bbis cotton seed oil 5ae0 pes slaves :
HAvFE-Per ship Scfeamer-4f5l bales cotton
5000 pes slaves
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nv Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

frrIrcnCo en-, ToIrrS AMI NEW apIEANS
ohneAeFo Oh hooio 1si NE" o''''A'A''
RAILROAD
Feb e-5ss bales cotton order---ae3 " Halsey-
100 lbaffe Hamilton & Powell-z-ts9 Bekham &
Moors IF R;eber.tsor 4, Mav2-ies Never weis &
eo-lg6 Lehman Abraham Syeo--90 Walden Hawkins
Scos7a Her Nm ent SEQ eos f4tfmhel SO Alcus
Seherck e. Autev-53,g & & t}fomwelt4-5o IL Airey
SEQ as s g Thomas &co--4o Allen West Bush
IS tsyyart Bros &co-25 sTno 4 Hardie &e1--Ts NC.
4ahae Spoyrdeu Il Violete----f6 Clamp Bros &eo--I5
Raadtas yVooa Sco n I'M, Che a Il Sons-I2 Brit
\ n X kTavsnn--t2 w G. Iiack Sco-1i j Wolfe &,
eo-.ID Inc phelps Seo-4 RI u e Newman Q Warren
a tlirson Seo--5 I Burnet g. sn----4 Ben Gerson--4
Gnrdin Neo--3 Moore A. goleman--3 A labama Press
q Cvrns Rrssev-9 trampIe s (geo1s &co---2 L H
Wilson 4 MilisG2 j L Harris Seo---2 Walker-2
Hirsoh Adler &eo--1 Jufey & Gillis---Tetal 22l1
bales cotton
: hhs fiour Fl Wilson & Miils-z-f7o pkgsheer
lar butter II Refwitz-1D hhds tobacco .Tno King &
eo-4U tierces hams order-1 car stock i NJ Riley 4
do r M Flautz-9 do Ayenek Mitchell &eo-3 firgins
butter Edwards-lotm machinery car iron end nail
B j West-4 cads tobacco box mdse Bofnee Bros
pkgs ss,fndfIes Vim Rogne-l bx castings A + HiGk-
mani car stock III Heliy--iS5 sacks cotton seed
N O Cotton Seed Association case paper 9 5 Clark
:, ooa y.as po~nels s,lse Prs &c. ~
= \, NJ III NM ,aIIa, /, n Wood = Rrn
4 ~ s9 al ri I2 xn1 a. bhI tao,t rras
t S,s. n;Y5s =, ~ 10 hb1 Al @f,aaa,, ,Tn,-hoat ~
ceai. wy ot - ~ II "" u ~
AZ rohI ar,s $40 i car iron 4 whitney seo
- pias 10 order rotal 10 hbds fohscoo
- - - ,,,--~ = :, -
MoRHAkS LOUISIANA AMI aEaAs NAIL
ROAD
Fab 8 9 hbds sugar . hhs Ynolasses Rvkoski &
aanad.- x do < ,hds al,ra,J Nj putnam-I-,4 do &
nia ,oolassss peIton 4 Dunhar-ln do II hhds smear
Holm Cslder-8 do ID bbs molasses j M Washes
do Robert Hare hhds sugar s Strait ht-1 bale cot.
ton A trartrouz-25 bdls hides John Gsder-70 sacks
rice I To,rster snpd1ies 10 orsierTetaI bale COT
ton so hhds w car IS bbs molasses
From Ipdianela-Per steamship Hutehinson-=-60
bales cotton q b .nneel &eo-3 $ Gumbel--3 order
IS do 3d bales hides g A Whitney &to---Tetal 10l
bales cotton
From tfalveston--s5 bales Gotten a whitney geo