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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
sHAFTER's ARMY.
IL will Celebrate the Fourth OF July
In santiago.

II will Celebrate the Fourth Of July
In Santiago.
Copyright Associated Press)
on Juragua, June 30, via Port Antonio
Jamaica, July Lover 1900 American
soldiers, including all the American
troops now operating in Cuba and the
volunteer regiments, supported by four
thousand Cubans under General Garcia,
lie tonight within view OF the Spanish
entertainments and east of Santiago
ready for forward movement In the
morning, which may lead Immediately
10 a general assault upon the city.
The advance will be made by General
LawtOns division, forming the right
wing, and II the Spaniards show signs Of
Tetrestlng, or circumstances otherwise
warrant IL, Gen. NheeleT's division and
Gen. kents division doubtless will Join
the advance and endeayOr tO drive the
Spaniards before them aud enter the city.
While the movement may not reach
this extent tomorrow, its purpose IL TO
force the 5000 men OF Gen. LawtOn's
command two miles further forward
than they are now, take the little village
OF Caney and occupy the ridge overlook
ing the city and hATbor, from which our
artillery 1re can be rRined upon the
Spanish entertainments in front OF the
city and upon large body OF Spanish
soldiers holding them.
The Americans may be satisfied to ac-
cOmplish In one day and postpone fur
ther advance until the light artillery and
siege guns can be placed in position on
the ridge and preparations be made 10
pour deadly fre OF shell and grapnel
Into the entertainments, dislOdging the
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PORTO RICO ARMY!
Army Of Invasion Organizing
10 Take the Island.
Republic Organized In the Philip
pine Islands by Insurgents.
Four American war Ships Bombsrd
Forts at MapzanillO, Cuba.
cAMARAs FLEET PASSES sUEz cAnAI

New York. July LA special to the
Times from Washington says: The
Puerto Rican expedition, the next num-
Der on the war programme after thr sur.
render Of Santiago, Is 10 be led by
Major General John X. Brooke, now
commanding the lirst army corps, az
Chicamauga, who will be made mill
tary governor Of the island after It's cap.
ture. General Brooke has been ordered
to get his corps, composed OF twenty
seven regiments OF volunteers ready 10
move 70 Tampa within week or
ten days. from there they will be sent
TO Santiago, preparatory TO movement
on San Juan, which will be made from
southeastern Cuba a. a base. II by the
time General BrO0ke's force arrives at
Santiago. General Shafter has not sue
ceeded In taking the town as many mon
a. needed will be landed TO reinforce
him. II however, IA Is more likely.
Shafter has practically II not
actually completed his task when
Brooke arrives the plan Ia 10 land
portion only OF the volunteers 10 help
form an army Of occupation for the
province OF Santiago, take on board the
bulk OF the regulars now In General
Skaters command and proceed 10 Puerto
Rico.
With General Merritt In the Philip.
pines and General Brooke In Puerto Rico,
Il will remain for the other ranking
major general OF the regular army, Gen
eral Miles. TO lead the main expedition
againrt Havana when the time comes for
the llnal movement 10 drive the Spaniards
out OF Cuba.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
JUsT BEFoRE THE nATTLE.

Position of Skaters Army Before the
CITY of santiago Yesterday.
Copyright Associated Press)
With the United states army five miles
easl Of Santiago, June 80, Noon, via
Playa del kste-The American forces
now numbering nearly 1900 men still
occupy a position in long line, five
miles east of Santiago, but no forward
movement has been made during the
past twenty-four hours owing 10 the
difficulty experienced in forwarding
sufficient supplies from the base at Jura-
qua and the fact that il has not been posi-
bic up TO the present TO send light Rrtil-
leTy and siege guns TO the front from
Baiquiri.
Major General Shafter IL at the front,
conducting the reconnaissance in person.
The American troops have made no at
tack as yet upon AguidOres OF on the
coast near the left wing Of the invading
army, where new base may be estab-
lished later.
Caney, which commands the land en-
trance 10 Santiago. lies close to the
Americans right wing, and will probably
will be taken without difficulty soon, az
It Is held by only a small guard Of Span
lsh troops.
American scouting parties have been
within a thousand yards OF Caney with
out being attacked and the roads in that
vicinity have been repaired and imprOy-
ed by our troops, indicating that artillery
will be moved In that direction. IL Il
believed that the investment OF Santiago
will follow the capture OF Caney There
are about five thousand Cubans Operat'
ing with the American army at the
front and the Spanish force defending
Santiago Ia estimated from 1900 to 20.
600. In addition General PandO, Spanish
military commander In the Geld, Ii
marching from ManzanillO, some l27
miles, with 5000 men, and unless check
ed by the small force OF Cubans hold
ing the mountain passes, ought t0
reach Santiago in his efforts 10 support
LinAres In few days.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
PEACE PROPOSALS..
ssgasta wm Walt to Hear Of the Fall OF
Santiago,

ssgnsta wnI walt to Hear Of the Fall OF
santiago.
Madrid, July Premier Sagasta in an
interview to-day in regard tn peace
rumOrs said: "Ihey are absurd. am
astOnished that any attention is paid to
them There will not be and cannot be
any discussion In regard 10 that matter.
| affirm this absolutely. The govern
ment cannot treat tor peace now. That
action depends on Developments and the
government will not act until the proper
time"
While the bishop OF Barcelona has de
clared In favor Of peace. the bishop OF
SegOyia issued pastoral letter In favor
Of holy war. The chamber OF egricul-
ture OF Barcelona has again petitiOned
the government in favor Of peace. The
central committee OF the socialist party
has issued a circular pointing ont the
folly OF continuing the war in view Of
the disprOportion Of means OF the COM
batants and setting forth that the work
ing people desire peace.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

Washington, July 1.-General Shafter
reported TO the president that he began
the attack on Santiago this morning, and
that II is now going on, beginning with
active skirmishes.
DISPATCH FROM sHAFTER.
Washington, July l.-Secretary Alger
has received the following dispatch from
General Shafter, dated $40 n. M:
Camp at Seyilla, Cuba, July l.-ActiOn
now going on, but firing light and desul-
tory. Begun on the right near Caney by
LaWtOn's division He will move on the
northeast part OF the town Of Santiago
win keep you continually advised OF
progress. SHAFTER."
GENERAL ASSAULT.
Playa del Este, July /, 1l:20 a. ma
general assault on Santiago by the land
and sea forces Ut the United States Oc.
CURED this morning. The Vesuyius used
her dynamite guns with good fleet, aud
hard lighting WAS IN progress all along
the line at IL o'clock.
LAwToN CAPTURFs A TOWN,
Playa del Este. July l.-General Law.
ton advanced and took possession OF
CRbona, a suburb OF Santiago, Moro
Castle and other forts at the entrance Of
the hafbOT were bOmbarded by our neet.
The Spanish hset In the haTbOr fred on
the American troops, who were very
close to the city. Niue wounded Cubans
have been brought in.
TROOPS IN HIGH SPIRITS.
Washington, July l.-Gen. Miles this
morning received a dispatch from Gen.
Breckenridge, inspector general Of the
army, stating that the spirit OF the
troops was high, and they were eager
and expectant Of action. Gen. Miles also
received another dispatch, sent quite
early this morning from Gen. Skaters
headquarters, saying that the military
balloon WAS high In the air and giving
opportunity for observation over great
sweep OF country. This In itself was OF
incalculable value to our troops.
SEVERAL WOUNDED.
Washington, July /, 1880 a. m.-Sig.
nal Officer Allen has sent dispatch say
ing that the fighting is growing furious
at santiago. Eight Americans and nine
Cubans we're wounded. Simpsons fleet
is hOtly engaging the forts.
The Spaniards we're shelling the Amer
leans as they advanced and Admiral
SIMPSONS fleet hOtly engaging. No
doubt was expressed that our forces
would win the day.
RUSORED CAPTURE OF SANTIAGO.
Washington, July IA rumOr was In
circulation here this afternoon that San
tiagO had been captured, but at 2a5 p. m.,
Adjutant General Corbin said there were
no dispatches here to confirm the rumor.
DRIVING THE sPANIARDs.
Washington, July 1.-The signal Office
received the following at 4:30 p, m, from
one of its officers at the front: "The
American troops are driving Spanish
troops back. Wounded are being brought
In right along.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
1Hh PuILiPPiNEs.
r,e Insurgents Have Declared for a Re
public Under American Protection.

rie Insurgents Have Declared for Re
public Under American Protection.
London, July IA representative OF
General AguinaldO. leader OF the Philip.
pine insurgents, now IN London, Is quoted
a. saying that before Aguansldo left Hong
Kong he promised Rear Admiral Dewey
not TO enter Manila until the arrival OF
the American troops, AguinaldO's rep
resantative adds that he has Just received
a Dispatch from Caviie saying that a re-
public has been proclaimed there by
AguinaldO under protection Of the United
States aud approved by Great Britain
and japan. The Philippine leader as
serte that he has been 10 Berlin where he
saw the under secretary OF the foreign
office, who declared that all Germany
wanted was that the existing import
tariff would not be altered by the repub.
lie being established In the Philippine
islands, or at least that preference
should not be given any other nation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
Cruiser Topeka

New York, July 1.-The United States
cruiser Topeka went to sea early to-day
after having undergone a thorough over
hauling at the navy yard. The Topeka
was built in Germany ten years ago for
the Brazilian government, but never
delivered. Subsequently the cruiser,
then known ~ the DiOgenes, was re-
constructed on the Thames river, where
she was purchased for this government
just before the breaking out OF war
with gnafn
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mANzANILLo BoMnARDED.

four wArships shell the old Spanish
Town.
New York, July Ia correspondent In
santiago telegraphs TO the journal that
four warships bOmbarded Ma1zanillO, on
the gulf OF GuAeanayabO, on Thursday.
iLnicting much damage 10 the defenses.
The spanish gunbOats, according TO
this dispatch, opened FIRE upon the Amer
lean ships, which then moved out OF
range. The same dispatch reports that
balloon sent up from the American camp
was seen from Santiago on Thursday. In
the balloon were two men, seemingly
taking observations Of the Spanish forti-
lcatiOns,
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PROBABLY A LIE.

spanish Report of the Bombardment Of
MauEAnillo.
Madrid. July IA dispatch 10 the I'm
parcial from Santiago says that four
American warships bombarded ManZan-
lilo at o'clock this morning and retired
with one vessel seriously injured. This
dispatch asserts that only one Spanish
peasant was wounded during the bonn
bardment. This dispatch says that a
Aring party Of Americans fell into an
ambush yesterday and one was killed
and two others we're captured.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE.

General Skaters Army Now Connected by
wire with the Outside World.
Washington, July l. 90 General A. W.
Greedy. chief signal officer, received a
dispatch from Lieutenant Colonel Allen,
chief signal corps officer in Cuba, an.
nouncing that a telegraph and telephone
station has been established within two
miles Of the city Of Santiago. This in
formation Ia of the highest Importance
to the officials OF the war department, az
It insures 10 them practically direct com
municatiOn with General Shafter. The
telegraph station being Of course within
the American lines, its location con
clusiyely indicates that the forces OF
Shafter have established themselves In
advance OF telegraph communication
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
COwARDLY AUTIoN.

spaniards Use the Red Cross flag to Pre-
vent Attack.
Copyright Associated Press.)
General Kenrs headquarters, near
Aguad0res, June 30, q. m, via Port An.
tonic. Jamaica.--The Spaniards in front
OF General Kents army have adopted a
new method OF preventing him from fir
ing on their works. They have strung
at frequent intervals Red Cross flags, the
line being directly in view OF their en-
trenchments. The object II Is thought
at General Kents headquarters, Is 10
prevent Americans firing In that direc-
tiOn, or II the Red Cross il ignored, 10
spread the idea that the American SOL
ders are violating the rules Of civilized
warfare In llring upon hospitals.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
MnIiInr I..nn Id ihn Iin,tln.

Chattanooga, Tenn. July LIN the
midst OF preparations for the First Ohio
cavalry TO 60 10 Lakeland, Fla this
morning, moving orders were counter
mandei by the war department. IL Is not
known when the regiment will leave. Il
Il said that the government IL awaiting
The issue OF to.day's battle before sending
any more troops south
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
REJEorED SPANISH PROPOSAL.

German Commander AT Manila L. Consid-
cradle of a Gentlemen.
Berlin, July 1.-The following dispatch
has been received from Hong Kong:
According TO Trustworthy intelligence
from Manila, the Spanish governor gen
eral had few days ago, at his own re-
quest, meeting with Admiral Diedrichs
commander OF the German naval forces
In the far east, In order to propose, In
behalf OF the Spanish, that the govern
ment should be handed into the pro-
yisiOnal charge Of neutral commander.
The proposal was rejected by Diedrichs,
In view OF the American blockade"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
Shafter's Army Attacking the Span
ish Defenses at Santiago.
ROOseveIt's Rough Riders All Right
at the Front.
SANTIAGO ASSAULTED BY LAND AND SEA.

enemy and TO enable the main body of
the American forces TO carry the city by
storm.
II Is believed that at the same time
that General LawtOn advances, General
KenTs division on the left will attack
AguadOres on the coast, four miles east
army base much nearer Santiago than
the present one at Juragua.
Until 10 day our men at the front have
been aubsisting on half TatiOns, but
owing 10 the excellent work Of Col. John
Weston, chief OF the cOmmissary depart
ment, supplies have been sent 20 the
front by pack trains with great dispatch
all day and night, and our soldiers ara no
longer In want OF food. Though they
have been drenched with rain for several
days and suffering from lack Of sufficient
food, the spirit of our soldiers Is all that
could be desired, aud they are eager for a
general attack upon the enemy's strong
hold.
The Third and Twentieth infantry, the
last regulars 10 remain at JuTBgua,
went 10 the front to-day and the Thirty
third Michigan and one battalion OF the
Thirty-fouTth Michigan will break
camp early this morning and join Gen
eral Kent's division on the sea coast,
leaving nothing at Juragua except sup
plies and q large field hospital in charge
OF the chief surgeon corps prepared to
attend TO the wounded who may be sent
there from the Geld hospitals at the front
With our troops lying almost at the
gates OF Santiago supported by a great
fleet Of warships, lying just outside the
entrance OF the harbor prepared Ia
demOlish the Spanish shore batteries II
they attempt TO stop the progress OF our
army, the fall Of the city OF Santiago
seems TO be near at hand, and the
majority Of our soldiers who are sleeping
tonight on the eve Of events which are "a
occur tomorrow, believe that the Ameri-
can flag will float over Santiago on the
nations birthday, on Monday next.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
Kansas CITY Market.

Kansas City. July /, -- Cattle - Be
c-lpt4, $500; market active, strong.
Native steers, t3 2590.OOi Texas steers
$3OO@i Texas cows, ~ j0d3 70; ma
tive cows and heifers, fl5O@4S5; stock
ers and feeders, S3 35@5IO; bulls, ~ 75@
1926.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market firm.
Lambs, f375@6.JO; muttOns, S32j9i.70
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4. FORWARD MOVEMENT.

Capture OF Canoy by tho American Army
This Morning,
OF JurRgua, June 30.-7 p. IN. via
Kingston, Jamaica. - The American
troops are ready for a forward movement
In the morning, which may lead 10 q
general assault upon Santiago. General
Lawton'r command will be pushed two
miles tus, forward and tho capture OF
Uaney, irOm which place tho Spanish
lntrenchments can be bombarded.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
Latest From Manila,

Hong Kong, July THE japanese
cruiser Matsushima, arrived to-day from
Manila, which port she left on June %.
She reports that the American trans
ports had not then arrived. The situa-
ton was unchanged, the Spaniards eon-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

Brigader Breinglp, Salvation Army
officer OF New York City, stopped in town
for few hours last evening, on his way
10 California, and gave an interesting
street talk 10 the crowd that gathered
around the local corps.
Mrs n Fortn and two daughters, Of
Keleher avenue, left on last e0ning's
train for Springer, n, NJ, for visit Of a
few weeks duration
Slightly sh0p-wOrn mems shoes worth
f3, yours at Il per pair.
A. SIMPLER 81 Co.
George +, TOrlna and children depart,
cd last evening for Kansas City.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

Washington, July President Nc
kinley to-day appointed George Bruce
COfteiyOu, OF New York, assistant seeTe-
Iary 20 the president to ill an additional
position recently created by congress.
tOr nearly three years Cortelyou has been
executive clerk OF Che president. Tie was
born In New York City, July 20, 1852, and
belongs to one Ot its oldest families.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

Phoenix, A. T., July IA. A. Long, the
tax collector OF this city, Is In jail, being
arrested on the charge OF converting to
his own use $4,000 OF the city's funds
The shortage was discovered on Monday
by an expert who was employed to inyes
tigate his books.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

very short time until congress gives her
these. IL may be years before statehood
can be given. That prohibition law TO
which Alaskans object so strongly does
not seem to prohibit entirely. as no
ticed great many saloons. II the law
cannot be enforced II would be better
were il taken Of the statute books"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
HAWAIIAN nnnerntInn.

Washington, July LIN the senate the
Hawaiian annexation resolutions we're
taken up. MIR. Pettus (Alabama) made
the first formal speech delivered since
the opening OF the present discussion In
favor OF the resolution. Al the begin.
ming he said he proposed particularly q
address himself TO those with whom dur
ing his life he had been associated
pllitically,
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Goodness Existing.

London. July THE Pail Mall Gazette
correspondent a. Madrid tslegraphs that
a cOldness exists between Captain Gen
eral BlaneO aud Admiral Cervera. BlancO
ordered Cefvera TO leave santiago. The
admiral replied that he would be glad To
leave but his guns were dismOnnted, he
was without coal and the American ad
miral was waiting outside.
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Tun Nnrrnea Hanged.

Muskogee, l. T., July l.-Henry Whit
field, alias Perkins, and X. u. Brooks,
cOlOred. were hanged within the stockade
OF the United States jail to-day. IL was
the FIRST execution in the history Of the
federal courts in the Indian Territory
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01
USED ARSENIC.
How the Life Of the Cznrina Of Russia Was
Threatened

How the Life Of the Cznrina OF Russia Was
Threatened.
London. July /. A special from
Bucharest, the capital Of ROumania, re-
terring 10 the report from Vienna, June
20, that the Count and Countess OF Zua.
non, said 20 have been respectively cham
berlain Of the ear and lady in waiting
10 the czarina, have been arrested on the
charge OF attempting 10 poison their
maiesties, says: "Ihe cZaTina showed
signs o. slow poisoning from arsenic,
which had been administered daily TO
her In cups OF coffee by the lady IN wait
ing" "The czarina," the dispatch adds,
zig very unpopular aud frequently Ia
dubbed the German"
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rhlrnrn stnck NInrknt.

Chicago, July /. - Cattle Receipts
5000 head market steady,
Bseyes, S4lOG5.30; cows and heiters,
~ 25@ G5; Texas steers, SO 25Wi.4O;
stockefs aud feeders S3.2fH5 10,
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market WAX
Natives, 50 2ju5lO; westerns, ti2jG
90; lambs, tiOuUGbO.
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EN-sECRETARY SHERMAN.

lie Favors = Territorial Form of Govern
msnt for Alaska.
Seattle, Washington, July l.-Ex-sec-
retary John Sherman arrived last night
from Alaska. He said: Alaska would be
better governed had she regular terri
tOrial laws believe 1t will be only a
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Washington, July Inquiries at the
treasury department elicit the informa.
ton that the total subscriptions for the
hond iesue OF S2DO,0OOOOO aggregated
$3.50 100000.
OF this amount there has been received
and absolutely accepted subscriptions In
amounts Of $500 and less for $40, 1000, 900.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

New York, July l. Money on call,
nOminally, at ll4@l1s per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 3gl per cent
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ChIcago Grain MArkst.

Chicago, July /. - Wheat July,
76l5, Sept, 7Oli. Corn July, 32lg
Sept, 33. Oats-July 2l} Sept, 2lls
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tinuing TO erect defencss, the insurgents
occupying positions within about 1900
yards Of the city. There were five Ger
man and tour British warships in the
hafbor
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N THE CANAL,


Washington, July 1.-The president
signed the bankruptcy bill this after
noon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-01

The room next to Matson's stationery
store, in the n, I. ArIniio building, Ap.
ply 10 otto Dieckman, agent,
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II pArL AT NEw YORK.

New York. July THE United States
cruiser st. Paul passed in at Sandy Hook
at i:25 p. IN. A previous report that the
st. Louis was sighted was an error.
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Position of Skaters Army Yesterday,
Playa del Este, June 30-NOOn.-The
American army occupies position in q
long line five miles east OF Santiago. A
forward movement is delayed while wait
ing for supplies and artillery.
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silver and Lead.
Copper.

8375
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New York, July THE Journal prints
a dispatch this afternoon saying that
cablegram received at Cape Haytien from
Mole 81. Nicholas reports the capture Of
the United States auxiliary cruiser ST.
Paul, Capt. Sigsbee commanding, on
Tuesday last. The Journal discredits the
statement
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A Hn.lne.. Koom For Rent.

New York, July "copper", 1870,