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An old physician, retired from practice
having Ind placed In Ills hands by an East
India missionary tho formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumtlon, Bron:
chitis CatarrI, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also q positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers In thousands Of
cases, has fOlt II hlsduty 70 make i known
10 hIs suffering fellows. Actlatcd by this
motive and q desire to relieve human
suffering. willsehd FREQ Of charge, TO all
who desire II, this recipe, In German,
French or English, with null dlFcctIons tor
preparing and pEng Sent by mail by ad'
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. a. EoyoS, 1ls Powers Block, Roohes'
tef, N, Y, . Eow
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WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Law Officer
Of the Postoffice Department has given an
opinion to effect that Postmaster who
uses or converts to his own use postal
fundsi in his hands, although not required
to deposit them until the end Of the cur
rent month or quarter, is guilty OF en-
bezzlement. It has been supposed by
many Postmasters that under section
4,249 OF the postal laws and regulations
revised statutes 4,053l there was no om-
bezzlemart by Postmaster until he
had wilfulIy neglected to make
his deposits as required by the
regulations, but the opinion holds that
under the provisions Of post laws post
masters are forbidden 10 loan, use or de-
post in unauthorized banks or exchange
Tor other funds any public money collect
ed by them. II q postmaster does use
such money he wrongtully converts them
to his own use, laying himself liable to
punishment OF fine and imprisonment.
Under this act any postmaster who uses
the postal funds, intending to make them
good when the time arrives, IL liable to
prosecution and punishment.
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Fine Choruses bySomeo heYisit'
4 ing Societies.
ADeseryed Ovation to HomeNocal
Talent.
The Last Notes Of the Sengerfest
Die Away
And are Succeeded bya Commerce
Parade, Picnic, 7
A ASommernachtsfest and Pleasure
Galore.

L 3 ~ u . ~
The last echoing note ofthe Beztrk s@n.
geliest has died into silence, but the great
feast Of song and melody is one Of the
deathless memories which nobody who
enjoyed It will ever lose. The Fest proper
closed with the concert last night, and the
ilow OF fun at once began. To-day will be
devoted to a parade and picnic, to.mor-
row to business and informal fun, and the
festivities will conclude tomorrow even
ing with, summer.night Fest at the Park,
with q grand illumination and proces.
sion around the mound. No. effort will
be spared TO make this closing fete the
eliminating event OF the week. =,
Tomorrow forenoon, q convention will
be held at Mtennerchor hall, composed ot
two delegates from each OF the societies
represented in the present Fest, for the
purpose Of formulating q plan for the or
ganization Of q district or Bezirk Sanger,
hund, with view to holding successive
Snngerfests at convenient intervals In the
different cities interested.
The concerts yesterday were repetttions
OF that OF the night before in respect to
the comfortable condition OF the atmos-
phere In the Fest hall, the high artistic
character OF the vocal and instrumental
performances, the enthusiasm with which
the audience greeted the performers and
approved the music. @
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Pound nle. tling 10 psath.

NEW York, July 2l.-Twopolice officers,
shortly after midnight, came upon a man
rollingia his own blood, on Fourth avenue.
Picking him up they found a gaping
wound in his throat, through which bis
blood was rapidly ooztrg. The police
took him TO the station house, where the
man bled to death. Almost with his last
breath lie said that he was Thomas Muir.
phyy$S years old, and accused Thomas
Dempsey Of being his murderer. He had
struck him down with pitcher, smashing
1t over his head, in quarrel at tmidnight,
near the sfotlwhere the officers found
him. Dempsey was arrested later on, and
arraigned in court this morning:
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! l5r.nE tlAIL LocK POUCH.
The contraesofs want 20 sausal-pepaEt.
- :. III 9s ,,aut Decision.

8S nent Deeision.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., July 2l.-Sone'
1; Z, \ s., ,t1e postn, aster5 General received
saltls aV ~ =. ~ Z
petition IRON elat.,n, aevois = ~, = =
Cincinnati, asking him 70 cancel meek
tended contract under which! the Depart,
:. d ,o,y =, nnlied WITH mail locks and
aetss y =, nv" ~, 80 4 4ha a !
Keys. Ine nattel was 2 tsieitsas !, y wy az =
sistant Attorney General and second AS.
dstant Postmaster General for inyestiga.
H., "A ttaay l,aya inst fled an opinion,
T,a 1,Sn as M ~ the netitioner was thai
a nssss,,t SSas co.,traet IN was Illegal inasmucll
Wy; 80 ,,,ej q In i goo and contained 4
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oIoyem,ienta In ofontnnla..

MILES CRY, MoSr., July 21.-D. q.
McFall, who lives on the Custer battle
ground, to-day relates that he met the
cavalry moving toward Rosebud as he
came up. The Stoekgrotrers' Journal says:
"J.-A. Cook, who has charge Of Mr.. Wal.
tops horses at Lanark's ranch, on the
Tongue river, near Otter Creek, says there
are about COO well armed Cheyennes near
the ranch, all well supplied with ammu-
milton, and that they never leave their
tents without q gun. Their horses are
under close herd and may be reached by
the warriors without q moments delay:
They are trying to sell their mares and
colts for any price, which some think
means that they intend to do hard riding.
Others think It is because they are hard
pressed for money.n
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At New Yotk-New York, s; Detroit, {.
Errors, New York, II; Detroit 10. Bases,
New York, 10; Detroit {. Pitchers, WEIGH
and Casey.
At pittsburgll-Pittsburgh Z; Brooklyn,
.. Errors, PittsburQb, 2; Brooklin, o.
Bases, Pittsburgh, IS; Brooklyn, II.
Struck out by Morris 5, by Harkins4.
AT I.1uisyIlIe-Louisvilles 0; Athletics,
Z. Errors, l.oulsyille, l; Athletics, 2.
Bases,l Louisvilles, ii; Athletics, IA.
Struck out, by KuulT, 4; by Hickey, D.
At EtCincinnati- Cincinnati, Z; Baltimore,
8. Errors, Cincinnati, Il baltimore, (
Bases, Cincinnati, II; Baltimore, l3
Struck out, by White, 4 by Henderson, /
AT st. 81. Louls-st. Louis, 2; Metropol'
itans, !. Errors, ST. Louis, 81 Metropoll'
tans, Q. Bases, ST. Louis, 9; MetroPolt'
tanR, 8. Struck out, by FouIs, 2; BY
CrOthers, 2. ....
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PIEDMONT, No, July 9l.-Y Yesterday the
little community Of Cedar Bay, some five
milesso south Of this place, was Mortified by
a aduel,between two Of It's members. Fairly
in the:day.a lawsuit was in progress be-
tween Daniel s mmons and other parties.
Altar the trial was oyer and the lawyers
had left, a discussion arose about the
merits Of the case between Simmons and
John Culton. High words led 10 blows,
and finally both men drew knives and
attacked each other. Simmons was cut
eleven times and Cnlton received nine
wounds. Both men are in critical con-
dition, and neither is expected to live.
Simmons Is an inoffensive man, but full
OF pluck, while Culton Is a bad character
and has served time in the penitentiary
for q similar affair.
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RIoloUs sREDsKiNs.
Fho ne,lew q n, freyp.. vIi.ealIIy elyles

Tho Reylew of tho Troops, Virtually Giving
the Crafty Foe n Pointer.
Fl. RENo, I. T., July2l,-Generals shet-
idan and Miles and Inspector Armstrong
will probably finish their investigation
into the Indian troubles to-day. It is
stated positively that General Sheridan
will recommend that 100 Indians be en-.
listed into the military under an exper-
fenced officer and receive regular army
pay, 1t is believed such employment
will divert their minds from mischief.
Agent Dyer's removal will be requested.
His integrity is not questioned, but he has
lost his influence over the Indians. The
enumeration Of the Indians to-day is
looked iorward'to with much interest, as
1t will indicate the extent OF the Govern
ment control oyerthe redskins here. The
Indians will be required to come ort Of
their tepes in bands; the name Of each
leader will then be taken and the number
OF his men counted. Gen. Sheridan re.
viewed all the troops last night. The m
dians looked on with interest. Inspector
Armstrong received word last night that
G0,0o0 head Of cattle, which have been
iorcibly detained, are now moving North
and the trail is open.
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GALVESTON, TEX, July 2l.-A San An,
tonic special to the Netss says: A private
letter from Kinney county states that hos.
tile bands Of Indians, taking advantage oI
the withdrawal Of the cavalry from this
district, are at large on the frontier. The
writer says that two Mexicans at the
mouth Of Pinto creek, eight at Las Vegas,
and about twenty at other points, have
been killed In tho trans.Rlo Grande, near
the border, by Indians, and that band Of
fifteen raiding warriors have been In Kin.
ney, near Manning Brothers rancho. So
far as learned no loss Of life has attended
the Indian raid In Texas.
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Situation At CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, O., July 2l.-There are alb
solutely no new developments to-day with
regard to the strike OF the rolling mill
hands. The question has narrowed down
to mere question Of nerve, and II the
strikers are able 10 hold out longer than
the rolling mill company then they will
win. Ifthey cannot do this, their case is
rioting and other like proceedings will
avail them nothing. a meeting Of tho
strikers will be held; to day or tomorrow
to affect an organization Of those now on
a strike. The men seem very. determined, !,
and say they will starye before returning
to work at their former wages. Every;
thing is quite in the Eighteenth ward this
morning, very few strikers having as yet
made their appearance. =
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alpsoN,s ROAST.
n. Removes the Liver Pad from IIIs niouti
~ and Jnbbers rs OF Yore.

T.
Il and Jnbbers as OF Yore.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Representatiye
Gibson, Of West Virginia, is in the city.
He has no special grievance and is a sup
porter Of the Administration. Hesays he
has got nearly every Republican official in
his State removed when there was a DEM
ocrat who wanted the place. He says
there is no trouble about the thing when
YOU know how to do 1t. He says If the
President has made mistakes It is thing
any other man would have done under
the same circumstances, and may be easily
forgiven.
But he is not altogether satisfied with
the Civil Service Commission. and says
that If It is not changed the Democratic
House will starye It out He says the
silver question will not be disturbed by
Congress; that all efforts Of the gold men
to suspend silver coinage or doctor 1t with
the Warner proposition will fail; Some
tariff revision, be thinks, will be had and
there will be a readjustment Of the courts
throughout the country.
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CINCINNATI, o., July 2l.-I.ast night
Geo. Bronstop, while under tho influence
Of liquor, assembled telegraph pole in
Cumminsville and began to sing and
shout. Two policemen upon hearing the
noise commanded him to come down
which he did, and a street car going
towards tho police station was boarded
When half way out, tho prisoner leaped
from the car and began to run. He was
ordered TO halt, and falling TO do so, OH
Ger Hanks ahot and killed him. The
officer says that he intended to FIRE iptc
the air. Deceased was 28 years Of age.
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THE LABOR WORLDs
s1TuAT1oNE AT p1TTsDuRon.
Iron and steel nfiiis Running on, Double
Turn-An Encouraging State OF Anaits.
Z The Status Of tho Strike at Cleveland. Z
:, ohio = The michigan saikers.

H. - M mi -. & y
PfTTsluRdH, July 2l.-There has lbeenIa
decided improvement in the iron business
within the mast week. Az The, sIJnio,,n
n;Iio tba ,,,ddio,s ho,a ,,.s;. ,,s.;ss :, *
It.s IAa tus mss tiASe vsen noslnea " y
WORK as tull tme as possible, without los.
ing o heat. The Kittanning mill has been
started M. making each tlayS alont gav. AZ
entytons al muck bars, which h All, shin!
ned 10 the Niillyala mili. I, =.
i nj Monday the bfieklayers re,nnad
work rebnildifs the puEiFlline fnrnasess Al
| the Vesnyius lion Work.. II shalnsbnFg
with thei expectaf az etariin m n .twns
or three weeks. after 4 shatS dawn a iaf sI NJ.
most twenty months. Al theS Etna roll.
ing miji. spanp. fChalfant 4 Oh the,bni.
iilsra, oth,tnbsworka aud neaplv a isfha
finis6ing rolls ara on dan Ma inn @ Tnitiis t
Sable Iron WORKS one nnddling dsnsss:
ment of 90 ftifnaSes ,ysa ,ssd M M IKE
week m ain heatss One nniiIins Sanast. II AZ
ment and two trains ii. tinisbing rails is (
ali that IA in oneratinn nj Shear bsrs @ = a.
Co.'S. AZ the Wavne Iron Works 4 sa nor
ton Of the finishine tlepsrtment n II IN an,
srationg On single ts,rn Il mi The tba nn,ai,rs.l
have heen idle 3or seyeraI IweeEs s = w sss1s.
An order far beavy steeI nIstes baa ;,.t
been tnrned ant nj tIe 'Snan. % Seal ,s' AMI gS
Iron Works for San m Franrtseo m @ SsSS al me I
bar min and heavv train of nIsts I ro,ls n Ia Y
ali that IA Ia operat;on ON ssibvIs fsIn In
The finishing danastmenfs and MI foo Il tan. n.foni
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AFTER winning its hard fight to get into
Philadelphia, the B. & O., it is estimated,
willhaye to spend about sl0,OO0,O0o tc
reach its proposed station site, SO much
valuable property will have to be con
demned and demolished. After that II
may find that It's Reading connection tc
New York has fallen into hostile hands
the Reading company beingin a bad finan'
scial tsngle.
But the worst that can happen is that
the B. & o. will have to build from Phila
delphia TO New York. as it did from Bal
timore to Philadelphia. This it is vel
able to do, and doubtless would do. The
company has laid its hand on the western
traffic, as 1T set out to do. It is now de
termined to have an eastern outlet at New
York, and It will have 1t. 1t may CONT
/, high, but the game Is worth the candle.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 2I.-The two
Mormon elders who were arrested in
Chatter county, Tenn, under The new
statute forbidding the preaching Of poly
eamy in the State, were tried yesterday.
Elder Morgan, President Of the Southern
branch Of the church, conducted the de.
tense. The Judge charged that unless
they actually! advised their hearers to
adopt polygamy they were not culpable.
One OF the elders was discharged and the
other held under bonds. 1t is the first
case in this State and will be carried to
the Supreme Court.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-last evening
the officers OF the Seventeenth district ar
rested Josephine grayspas aged II; atq
Annie Wilson, aged 30, both colored, for
attempting to kidnap white child from
No. 7iS Russell street. Since their arrest,
the colored boy Strong, who was in charge
OF Mr.. Claxton's infant daughter at the
time It was stolen, has positively identi-
dad the woman Grayson, as the person
who did the kidnapping.
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II has been discovered that "the obyi-
Gus intent Of the Civil service Act was
that the majority of the Commissioners
shall be in political accord, d,with the party
in power. The correspondent Of the
iIouisyille Cosrir.Jotrr,al remarks, with
fine sarcasm, that the President has eyi-
sdsntly overlooked this. This is not the
firstot the signs ioretelling q raid on the
Civil Service Commission. 1t is a mild
soft ofi lion in the path.
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LONDON, July 92-Intelligence has been
received from West Africa that the King
Of Dahomcy with many followers, on May
10, made raid on village under French
protection near Porto Nova. His troops
indulged in a wholesale massacre Of the
inhabitants and burned all their dwell.
ings. One thousand youths and women
were captured and carried back into DA-
honey to be sacrificed ut the cannibalishC
fnaaka
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CAIRo, July 2l.-The Boptors Egyptian
publishes letter from an engineer named
BERTHE, who has Just escaped from Berber,
declaring thateM. Olivier Pain, the alleged
French adviser Of FL Mahdi, and who, It
was recently stated, had been killed by
Arabs for reward offered for his head by
the British officers. Is not dead but alive
and well at Barber,
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y ~ y asn " "a III
he tiiea 2 Icy up synalsa.e 81 ot =, nas
as Sa sa SaIgsd ys HIM saS
sesa Nv oIpbsn %IaiS ny wssa siaid MAJ
Secretary Whitney would pursue d,,e me same anne
anid Ssna sssaals Sssa on tbsip bands
james y ,.. ward sa sa,a It Ing.
MI hSssh Wts .s,i WY sSs, .so az aS hsn
NJ M % WsrS ~ SsssionsS a aySIs him lin Ia eoald not
sts Mi i,a intasssnt snsaera al IN NJ @ Roach @
could have 5aised N oo0 wv I among ls ms
nisa !; tSs @ SyeSnmsnts S,S ng. u attitns 1 'A =
oS 5 ar nSss
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NEw YoRk, July 2l,-A San francisco
dispatch says the Marquis Of Queensbury,
who has been there for the past few weeks,
is going around now with o black eye, due
to friendly set.to with Sir Thomas Hes.
keith. The little affair was with gloves,
and took place at Mento Park. Queens
bury. Il Is said, attempted to drive shirt
stud into Hesketh's bosom, but Sharon's
son.in.law countered viciously and plug
ged the MARQUIS in the left eye. i.-t..sla
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Tar newspapers are discussing the Presi,
dents recent fish.catching in this State
They want to know particularly whether
tits true that he caushta nine-pound bass
on Sunday. Il is but Just to the President
tosay that the fish was hooked on satur.
iday. at 50 late snihour that under the Blue
laws oi Connecticut; by whieh;the Pfest-
dent squares his, life, it was Sunday.
Therefore ths;fsh was left 10 founder till
Monday, when he was drawn cut Of the
water with moral fervor beautiful to be-
hold. Moreover, the bass did not weigh
nine pounds, andit has even been doubted
whether the President caught any fish at
ALL Isn't 1t early for campaign ISLANDERS
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WASHINGTON, July el.-Henry Kraus-
kopf, OF Indiana, clerk for the last2O years
in the Second Auditors office, was strick-
en- with paralysis and death at his desk
this forenoon. He was attacked last Sat-
urday, but had sufficiently improved, as
he thought, to resume his duties. He ewas
SO wears Of age 4a-
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oyelon, a. steubenville.
Ia. Dipateh 70 Ae Lssellioaer.

GsTEUDESvl1IE, O., July 2l.-The heat in
this city was oppressive all forenoon, un-
til at noon the mercury marked 9S' in the
shade. Shortly after noon q cyclone Of
wind blew up Market street, damaging an
italian peanut stand, blowing signs about,
one Of which wrecked plate'glass window
in shanley's furnishing store. The ther'
mometer fell 20 degrees in as many min
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st. clairsyllIe's New Court House

sr. CLAlasvrILE, July 9l.-The corner
stone Of the new Court House will be laid
with Masonic ceremonies, September 2?
The ceremonies will be In charge Of Bel
mont Lodge, No. 10, A. +. 4 A. Masons
and invitations will be extended 70 neigh
boring societies TO attend. Most Worthy
Grand Master J. N. Goodspeed, Of Athens
Ohio, will probably lay thes stonq. I,
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Jons ROACH smplo Dyed $500 imenini his
own iron works snd lshipyard. Many
more were employed toifarnish him with
sliis raw N material. From the mine and the
forest 10 the completed ship there was an
army Of toilers disbanded by . stroke Of
Tie pen of the Attorney. General Of the
United States. John Roach gave work
Tie administration Of President Cleveland
has taken it:away. Its q clear case OF
Democratic reform.
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Special Dtpdtea 10 hs iHtsLttqeae1'
srEupESvrLIR, O., July 2l.-It is the Inn
preston among mill employees that nc
feeders In this city will take the place o.
the nailsrs. Both sides are represented
by men who have grown up here, and
who are on the best. OF terms, and the
feeders are more willing 10 assist the nall
ers,than take their places. Thore is no IN
dicstion Of aby startdpfh this vicinity.
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BAY Cry, Mich, July sl.-The COM
mittee OF mill owners and business men
were to meet a committee from the strikers
this afternoon, but the latter did not ap-i
pear. Its hoped that a meeting may be
held tomorrow and matters adjusted.
Everything is quite tonight. The with
drawal OF the troops had good effect.
The Pinkerton men leave tonight.
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Tas sengeffsst proper has closed, and
themanyy visiting friends who remain with
Us win no doubt devote themselves to out
door pleasures. From an art point Of
view the festival has surpassed every rea-
sonable expectation. Wheeling has the
musical capacity to do.still better under
the linaaence.of a movement that would
unite ali the musical talent Of the city.
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ALn1sl.hsndn,l niInI.ter.

Special UttpdteA 70 he I4etstae'oH
srEuBESylLLE, Ono. July 2l.-Rey. F.
j. swaney, Prohibition candidate for State
senator, in declining the nomination says
fhe humblest minister Of Gods word
would be stepping down from his position
to accept political Office, and therefore
hn cannot accept.
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ssuiat Dtpdith TO Ae IHisataaou'
~ CLAiRsv1LIB, July 2l.-The Demo-
cratic Central Committee Of Belmont eoun-
" met here to-day. Delegates were
chosen TO the State convention, anu anu, ss, ~
Clainyille and August u, were enoaen eiloaa "
the place and time for the county eonVen'
finn
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sAIIs stherejected diplomatic end con-
stilar officers fall out with the administra-
tion.iorgetiing them into such, q FIX, what
becomes ofthe second term2 The Presi-
dent must 1--WE heed % these things.
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r,i,n,.rn S.nrinrIi.

wAsulSeToS, D. G., July 2l.-The
Marine Hospital Bureau is informed that
yellow fever exists as an epidemic at
bahia, Brazil, and that cholera has made
It's appearance near Cadiz, Spain, at the
port Of entry to Puerto Real.