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1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
FAILURE Ar NASHVILLE. TEN

FAILURE At NASHVILLE TENN.
NASHVILLE. April 27.-W. j. Rose clOthicr, failed
to-day with liabilitlcs OF = 1000
THE NASHVILLE EXPOSITION.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 27.-fhe Nashville EN-
position formally opened tonight with military parade
aud mpOslug ceremonies
4 COUNCILMAN FINED FOR ASA AULr.
FALL RIVER. Mass, April 27.-COunCllman llai-
costs hts assault
George Gunton, e,htor Of me LaOoT Standard
FUNERAL OF a CLERGYMAN.
TONS RIVER, y. J April 1.-THE funeral ot
Presiding tlder Van SAINT, ~ the Methodist Epl"opd
Church who died ~ Island Heights sunday. took place
to-day. Many clrT gymcn were present.
NEW.IGA AMPsUIRE SONS or TEMPERANCE .
COSCoRD. April 27.-Iic scni-annua meeting ol
the Grand Division Of New hampshire sons ~ Temp rance
held here to-day. Them large attendance hrFpi
showed that the or,irr - In nOurisliug condition
ELECTION AT NEWPOKT, H. l.
NEWPORT, X. l., April 27.-Wiim Cary Congion
elrctel CITY Marshal to-day by 30 majority over inc
present incumbent Harvard T.. Read who the untl
NOUS Republican Convention. combination
disadocfed Republicans comprising many leaders m inc
party, joined hds viii the Democrats ~ accomplish ~ 10
suit
LONG BRANCH, April 27.-At special meeting ot
the voters OF Long bTanch last ullt Tho su ~ So was
appropriated fU school There LION voters I'D
only ~ citlelz attended she tf"pl rr~iug
The place hOudcf F62,JuO ior Hchwli lurpo
$4,000 heinz Chafrtd ncdcHias' iof Two yeats Hh
invo-ngauon the Looks vi Tie school trustees being
strongly uTeed
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LoypoN. April n Lord i.lconsucm's will leaves
IIugncudcn Manor and all hi- other property to hs
nephew. Coniny,hy Ralph Di.rlch. The estate Is
strictly cutailcd in the male line, with rcvcrSion to
the female heirs provided all the ,ucc"SSor OF the
latter take the name Of Disrae not IN conjunction
with. but instead Of their own surname. All ms
letters papers manuscripts etc, arr lett III the Gus
tody Of Lord Eowton, with ipil discretion r'SardlhS
their publication, except private correspondence,
thc use Of which is To be- governed by the wishes Of
the portics interested. Thcrc j., special direction
,h,t M na,t If his corn. ndcnc" with thc Queen
should be published without her consent or that "i
her successors.
The Morning Post says that lhc monument to LORI
BeaconsGeld. to hc erected IN Westminster Abbey, Ii
TO cost about $4,000
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on 4 SH0AL ~ THE NOErH RIJ'ER

The steamer Drew, of the Peoples Line
while on her way to this city from Albany Tuesday
night in dense foe grounded on rahd rh""i near
Ca~tlcton There were about 700 passengers on board
who bccauc greatly excited ~ the boat turned over on
her side taking water on her lower deck and rolling the
nrca from her furnaces The boat soon noat"d on
and after a careful inspection hv hcr officers, 10 @a-
fnund that the hull w.- NOT scriuusly damaged Tie
pa.,p r. hnl thcr fcai uiecd hy the arsurauc"s oi
the capinin that there danger. The principal
damage w. the breaking ~ several ~ the Window
cln.-cs and some of the upper deck work. The boat
then proceeded to this city reaching here about noon
yc-t.fdly several hours behind TIME Sh" VIII 90 ihio
dry dock FOR survey and repairs
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ssrplu,of rhr, and Ninth Avenue Lines
s.os,ess
S Tot ,oTnlins ilVr iI per cent on net earnings.


Not counting tive per cent on net earnings
Thi, statement comprises the actual net Income rom
the operaton of the roads FOR the year ending feo
ruary l. lssl With the fixed charges IN the shape 81 IN
erest and taxes s they for the crrcnt year and
shows that II the Metropolitan and Newfotk Elevated
Railroads should each operate its own r'id Tor 1881.
and have A. large earnings as were realized for ne
wear ending February /, 1851, the VI tr"poltan woud
lack 30 600 in round numbers, OF the amount neces-
snry o u its interest and taxes, aud the Sew-
York would have about the same amount over ana aDoye
H. interest and aNrs In the hands OF the Manhattan
Inunany there would be surplus with Which To pay
dividends upon the Metropolitan and the New'fork
Elevated stocks. =, =, ..
ThIs exhibit leads 10 the inquiry whether their net
earnings are likely bc 'arg,r or smaller Ia 1921 than
In -sO The satcIutnt OF the president ol the ROAD
saws that while the rOss earnings are Increasing the nes
crnngs are decreasing; the canscs De ennmeiatc- Ims
seem, be- borne out by the ngurcs The ng-
urc- given In hi- statement come down Ia OctQDer l.
.O Inn the succeeding months. euctag Feoru-
nry / l--l they show, by comparison Win me same
fonr months OF the year Previous consd'rrhle he osS
Instead nf .nn, and loss made principally upon the
iiu.. of the Sew York Elevated Company.
earnings for ,t0ber November, Dec ntsr shf Janr-
ary Of 1879 pared with the sa,ne for ltSp-!
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THE DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.

vo DECISION REACHED BY THE REPUBLICAN CAo-
Gus AS TO HOLDING EXECUTIVE sEssioNS-A
FRANK AND FRIENDLY DISCUSSION.
tpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
w.sutSGToN April 27.--The Republican Sena-
TORS were in caucus five hours to-day and the eApe
diepcy of holding executive sessions from time 10
time during the continuance of the present
struggle to gain control of the organization
of the Senate was very freely ana Iuiiy
discussed Senators are very retcent to-high.
as TO the proceedings of the caucus; but
there is excellent reason to believe that the argn-
ents used for and against the consideration OF ex-
ecutye business before the end of the pending strug
rle were fairly outlined in a dispatch printed In
THE TRIBUNE to-day.
Tho number of Senators who believe that exccu-
tive sessions can be held without detractlng from
the strength of the Republican position has IN
creased considerably during the past fortnight
and several of those Senators made strong speeches
today in support of their views 1t is understood,
however that no vote was taken which Indicated
the relative strength of those who do and those VINO
do not favor the consideration OF any executive
business during the pendency of struggle Tor the
Senate organization.
The discussions were conducted in a spirit
Of great friendliness. and the supporters oil
each position showed much Difference toward the
.rvuments of their opponents. On the question of
standing firmly by the determination neither TO
abandon nor postpone the struggle for the principle
that the constitutional majority shall control the
organization and order of business of the Senate the
Senators were unanimous; and it is said that Their
determination TO do this is, if possible, more firm
than il was month ago. >. =, IL.
The difference of opinion regarding the expedency
and wisdom of holding executive sessions IN the
meantime is an honest one. and it has eAisted since
the inception of the present struggle. Mnch was
said to-day regarding the effect upon the Indepen-
dent movement in Virginia of preernitiinG the CON
test in order to attend to certain executive business
II is understood that the discussion OF this phase ot
the subject elected unanimons exrresSinns that
the Republicans must carefully consider that ques-
tion and that nothing must be done which can pos
shy be- construed as giving encouragement to the
Bo,lrbons Of Virginia.
The caucus adjourned to meet at the call of the
chairman. In the meantime il is understood that q
c0umittee will take into consideration the questions
mcstinv of the caucus II Is probable that to-mor-
row the Senate will adjourn until next Monday.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

LONDON. April 27.-The PaH MAJ Ga'9h' 'h'
evening in its financial article, says 1t seems
that English delegates are, after all gong 10 'ne
National Monetary Conference but have not Se'
received their instructions"
A dispatch from Berlin to the Standard Say7
Without evincing any disposition to adopt ihA'd
standard. Germany is sounding the Monetary 'oh-
ference in regard to thr practcablity ot hAinS 'e
price Of silver for number of years me success success
nf her t,frrtIuous silver in mixed standard conn,
tr,c maj dcncnd upon the figure determined upon
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uoNopNG GORTsCUAKOFF.

ST. PErrnsnrRG, April 27.-'Ihe letter from tho
Emprror. sent To Nicc, conTatulatlng Prince
Gort schakoT on his Jubilee is officially puhlished'
II rccapulatcs the services Of the Prince parcu-
arly in restoring the influence of Russia among tfe
Powers. II rccitcs that the twenty years ot peace
maintained by Prince Gortschakot were devoted 10
internal reforms and the Development OF klSSiAS
Asiatic r,ltions The Emperor, presents rrncc
Gortschaho with portrait oi Ihn a"t ,rn ~ hi.
grarndc and respect for the glorious services OF the
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ACQUITTED or LIBEL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The trial of Wm'
\, sr,,,rlv pnlli-her Of The PhiLadeiphia Record.
charged with hbcllng City Controller Pattson, and
I'M, Controllers clerk. Mr.. WOLF was concluded tins
morning by verdict Of acuittal The suit grew ont OF an
article IN The R,crd charging that the city Controller
hJ .,iicd an unlawful warrant by which IN connection
aim thr clerk a contractor had obtained $40 from the
Ctty Treasury IN violation Of law
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IN OLD MN 4TrlCKED By ROBBERS.

WHEELING, W. Va, April 27.-Last night
three me, went To The house Of john Baker, on Deun
Kuu about three miles from Warrington, W. Va, ana
shot 20 Baker through the window They Afterwards
broke I'm the door where they met hy the old man
with "A chair "a. hiH only weapon Of defence. He was
fllrd with blow from axe In the hands OF one OF
the party The house then plundcred the r0Dhcls
obtaining 500 Mr. Bakers son in-law VINO slept IN an
uppr roon was awakened by the noisc but was AFRAID
f,tr .iu
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I
COMMITTEE.
The Joint Executive Committee Of the rail-
roads held meeting yesterday Commissioner Finks
Office, and II will be continued to-day. Me-. Fink said
that the business for which the committee
gether had been finished and that hs utmost har-
mony had prevailed among the members OF the
mttee. When asked by TRIBUNE reporter II there had
been any discussion about East bound freight rates he
declared that there was no need OF discussing the
they were strictly maintained
Members Of the committee who were present through
out the meeting however said last evening that the meet
ing a stormy They said that there q Sreat
deal Of plain talk, which OF them believed would DO
beneficial the stability OF the pool Others xpressed the
opinion. however that the meeting to-day would be the
occasion Of still heated discussions II appears
that there has been serious disturbance In west-bound
freight rates. The propeller companies have entered
upon the contract system and have made contracts for
freight from NewYork to Chicago at rates low as l3
cents a hundred pounds One member of the committee
declared that contracts had been made low ~ I2l9
cens. The discussion the matter divided be-
tween those who wished the roads 10 meet these rates
and those who believed that the better way MAIN
tain the present rates and allow the propeller companies
to do the business An agreement made afierward
by committees, by which the roads west OF Buffalo
should charge the Ave lowest classes OF freight 40,
34 o. 17l9 and IL cents goods received from tho
canal and the propeller lines in the classes 30 2j,
l5 10 cents The railroads TO charge their
proportion Of the rail rates these goods. The
mittee will report this agreement at the meeting to-day
In regard to the East bound freight rates IL IA understood
that many OF the members 0f the committee favor
ductOn from the present Chicago basis OF 30 cents on
eighth ctSs. There IL considerable difference Of opinion
about the amount OF the reduction which they think
should be made. Members OF the committee declared
that the present schedule rates exceedingly un.
stable
The three principal topics Of discussion according 10 the
official call tor the meeting the revision Of classih
cation the revision Of percentage aDes and the report
OF the Committee the Competition OF the Mississippi
Tho revision Of referred 10
committee which will report to-day The report on the
Mississippi route read by John King, lr. who was
made a subcommittee to investigate the matter. He
visited ~ Louis and New Orleans and Othe points the
Mississippi and his report Is said 10 have been extremely
inteTenting and snggestlye.
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LESSENING BANK TAXATION.

BosTON, April 27.-Thc House to-day en-
ross,d the double taxation bl by vote Of 10 yeas To
= nny Under its provisions savings banks and insti-
tutnn- for savings will not be required TO pay taxes
ipo such portion of thr deposits ~ are invested IN
loans secured by mortgage OF real esiat" or III uhei
me- invested in real estate used for banking PURPOSES
The b.lI has -till to pass the Senate.
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MANUFACTURING CIpIrAL INCREASED.

AUGUSTA. Ga, April 27.-The annual meet
ing Of the sibey Manufacturing Company was hed To-
,, The capital stock was Increased from SGOOOOO to
- 900 The mil will have 10000 instead OF $1,000
spindles as originally intended. The following o%nIris %
vrr. elected President. VIM. &. siley, OF august
Directors Josiah sbley, H. H. steiner and Chaties
~ Augusta " T. Foster. of langsley, ;. ~ Sauuy'
Eavser M New. York and Walter Smith, OF Cmclhhdt
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UNIFORM DUTY ON BOOKS.

A TREASURY CIRCULAR TO PREVENT THE IMpoRTA-
TION OF BOOKS IN SHEETS PREE OF DUTY.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Treasury Depart
ment has received information that there is lack
of uniformity at the various ports in regard to the
assessment of duty on books imported into tho
United States through the mails. The act OF
March 8, 1879, provides that books which are ad-
mittcd to the International Mail Exchange under
the provisions of the Universal Postal Union, may,
when subject TO customs duty, be delivered to the
addresses in the United States payment of duties
and exempts from duty, printed matter other than
books received through the mails. circular was
Issued 10 Collectors of Customs and others by Assist
aht-Secretary French to-day IN which the following
embodied:
Hereafter all books Of whatever value imported under
TINS act lquoted aboyel win be treated as dutiable
et25 cent ad vaorem. The provision for books VIII
be he 70 inende such bound In sin covers and
sko such as usually 80 bound. The provision for
Rfated matfr embraces magazines periodicals, etc.
pamphlet form, newspapers, aud other similar matter
photegraphs and music.
- THE ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION.
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EANK TELLER coXTIcrED.

TRENTON, n. j., April Pin the United
States Court to-day tine new 'nAl 0f william n lh'na
teller Of the National Bank Of Newark, for aiding
and nltng the making ~ hl- entries III the books
the bank waA called Several v'nce-o- w"r" 'Nninin'd
and the casc was given Ia the jury who after thHy i
ninutrs' drbcrnttuu. returned verdict 81 gnliy Inc
prsoncr's counsel took exceptions aud viii carry the
case to the supreme Court.
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rur ANTLsncIALIsT MOVEMENT.

LoSpov, April PA Scm-ollical dispatch
r,,ulo IA paT. snys: solne coycrnmcnts especially
that Of England have raised objections to the ku'sah
,..t 40 o., ,o, f.r,p.r on the refugee question. Inc
T ,rh b, ,,nfrr.r,c has become doubtful bnt
III NJ, r,,rris arr said to hc willing to rhiHiy me
rgitimatc desires VI Russia by log changes an" "
tfop iron
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THE SrEAG rE rITIrE LIrIGATIoN.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. April 9TH the United
States Circuit Court th- morning Judge colt rendered a
decision asserting Iunzction IN the case ngnin-i Mr
,,Gcc trustee Of the spraee c.tair The m f0r the
ciccticnt Of the trustee WILL therefore, bc heard on
l.
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CI,BAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, April 23.-Thc installation oI oo-
icc. in the Malanzas Exhibition budhlf r. now ''''.
Ie,e and the Interior presents III Severn % '"'
- ,,,tt,e ososct The enterprise has not been pee'i-
niarly successful From sl3o.oOo to S11o0oO IN gold
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CoLrMnus, Ohio April 27.-fhc State Cen
tral Committee of the National Grccnback Labor p.rV
met here to-day and decided in issue cnll FOR state
ftft a. fp tIckt
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The President scat
the following nominations 10 the Senate today:
Jaasfers- Mary r. McGugan. at Tamaqua. Penn James
WOOey, At Shenandoah. Penn JuHius sp"h0rl at Hunt
ingtOn ". Va william Jess" Grant at lerieA, Texas JOhn
A. Hill at Albuquerque Ncw-McMco.
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nn1Nrsr WAR VESSELS.

Loxpov April 97.TChinero officers and crews
have arrived in the Tyne to man SIX 5"iit s''c
furrnl ycesrls huilt thrrc lOT Chlna.
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FE4CMENEs or WEsTlRN YEU>.
sr1crpr OF AN Quo rofrT1c1AN.

HAMIIroN. Ohio, April 27.-I. T.. Owens. a
wealthy manufacturer o ti- city blow out his Tli- ln
years old No cause IL known for The suicide u" W.
candidate two wears hcforc the Democratic state
Convention for state Treasurer
MURDERED BN 4 FAKM HASp
LOUISVILLE Ky, April III. W. Pc'rcc
timer got into diHlcuty ~ Midway, Ky lat Ii-hi.
and was shot by Jacob Mi-amT. iarinhand. fcutr
Fellow and Knight Of Honor He leaves a vile ana
fOu. children. Ni.ilams escaped.
THE MISSOURI LAND sWINDLE
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Ihc Grand jury made
report 20 Criminal Court today returning over 100
indictucut- Among them were seventeen against l"h.
ert L. Lindsay connection with the biz Missouri land
and four against Herman schustcr, also concerned h
the land frauds.
EXCURSIONS ANp FAGEs Forbidden
DETROIT, Mich, April 27.-liIshOp Borgess.,
Of thr Roman Catholic diocese has issued pastor h 10
which be orbids and prohibits all Roman Catholics ia
his diocese from or iutng ar participating in any pub
he icnic excursion on rivers akts railroads on 'n-
day. hOlf daY any other day ~ thc week M"ft",'f
he forbid. the holding of nirs for the benefit ~ churc
scboolr or other charitable Institutions. Wthout hr-t
submitting for his approval ia "rluhS tbo I'a""n'
therefor.
THE TEABOUT & vALLEAU FAILURE.
CmCAGO, April 27--With reference Ia the
failure OF 1cihoni 4 Vallrau of Dccori. Iowa Iapnn
McklnOp Coz commcrciu agency ~ ihH cill I'P.,s
that the actual liabilities ~ The firm are sSOoo ana ic
as-cts $4,000 1oHbOW individually hn- some h"lly
encumberrd property About $4,000 of indchdnr-H Is
secured hy mortgage. The firm has had extensive liiu
ing interests. and itH LOSSES this winter by snow ana
flood have been $4,000 or more Tie hrn Wds not very
highly rated.
COURT COMMGssIONERs CHOSEN.
INDINNAPOLIs, April 27-Undcr u law passed
by the last Legislature the duty " selecting i've Com
mssionerr 10 ass in cNpcding the work oi ihr sn
premc Court drvo, ed upon the Judges They pcrioin
that duty to-day choosing the following members VIII
lam " Franklin, Of owen County; George \. BckhtlL
OF Floyd Comfy; IIGmtiO g. Newcomh, Of Mallnh
County James l. Best, ~ DeKalh County and John
Morris, Of Allen County The two fret named arS Dnih
ocrate aud the others are Republicans The Bcnch n
equally divided politically.
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Total Mt earnings for the twelve
months of -rcOnd aud sixth AfeEue .,.,,,.
@19ih
Interest a,count, per cent, on -
r...SuO,tu u1uts --.. ..---. ff"-'NVO
gaN,, on structure and personally FOR 49, o
lSao' -...''''''-'-''''' 49, 9s542a
DeGcieucv u second and Sixth AvoEne ..,.
Lines 70 pas interest and tayeS s1'S'flz
T,,,l utt e4ruings for the twelve
%"n,i' 1.l % lh''d al" Nn." A''""e sl052s2d
Interest pr cent, On ss.50o,O'o bones $4,000
AiA.s- .----+''--'''--- sifl3l
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Actual loss for the 4 months.

The result OF this statement Is thar notwithsiandlng
Increased gross business the net earnings OF me "ad ZOE
Octnber November and December. $50, and January,
1891 were less bv the amount ~ $50 sl0 than thry wero
for the same months of the year previous.
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cable TO unite men differing radically ns to methods
The Rev. Phillips Brooks, Of Boston, and others APP
proved OF the society but definite steps toward Or
ganization were taken.
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, April 27.---Thc Chief of the
Bureau OF stastcs Lis ninth monthly statement for
the current fiscal year. OF the imports aud exports OF the
limited States reports the excess OF exports OF
chandse to be as follows:
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POOLING AGREEMENT RAiif I'm ,neetiua
ST.. ALBANs, VT, April 2'.-M v..aon,' south,
to-day of representatives 'i 'ne @'N
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- THE ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION.
+ WASHINGTON, April 27.--The Department Of State
, IN rcceipt Of advices from Mr.. Walker, the Ex-
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1881. 1850
Month ended March 81 - l3bl,11s Tnlo1oNb
Twelve m 'ths ended March 81 2l3,4i5,s90 l9iI7ls96
The excess Of imports Of gold and silver coin and
bullion was follows:
1881. 1850.
Month ended March 81 ......... Se4i5,3H6 Sl0b2"O
Nine months ended March n 7S,G2J.IG0 71,1. IL
Twelve months ended March 81 7s.9t3,7"o 7O,'71d4O
The exports Of gold and silver coin and bullion during
the months Of January February and March, 1850
ceeded the imports 10y $i77J.6lG.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
DISCUSSING FREIGHT RATES.

ANIMATED MEETING OF THE JOINT ExECUTIvl
COMMITTEE
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ASHORE NEAR EEw-LONDON, CONN, AND FILLED
WITH wATER-NO LIVES LosT-THE PASSENGERS
OF TIIF CITY OF AUSTIN.