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EUTUlfE DAYS,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUcTs

WALLER b. WILLIAMS d CO., AUCTS-
TRUSTEES SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION, OF
VALUABLE, IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF WASIjING-
TON. D. c.. KNOWN AS NO. 2l14 WARD
PLACE.
BY virtue of a deed of trust recorded In Iiler No
22s. at folio 421, Of the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, will offer for sale, by public
auction. In front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY
THE TWENTY SMITH OCTOBER, 1858, AT
itNLF-FASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM all of lot num-
bered eighty inc (S9), In ]. T. Ward and others
subdivision OF lots In square numbered seventy ,70)
said subdivision is recorded in book H. Mt folio
-, of the records of the Office of the surveyor Of
the District of Columbia, together with the in
provements. consisting Of modern brick dwelling
hcuSe.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal INSTALL
ments at and two years after date. the pur-
chaser TO give his negotiable promissory notes Cor
the deferred payments, beaTing interest the
OF > cent per annunl, all cash at OFT ion of
purchaser. and secured I.y deed Of upon the
property sold. Conveyancing and internal revenue
stamps at costs of purchaser
EUGENE CARTSI.
]. WILLIAM HENRY,
15-d&ds T Tustees
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DANIEL w. DOUB. Trustee.
AIBERT T. COUMBE. Trustee
oCl7-atds f425 y
oc17-dtds
| TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
RRIGETTWnnD ID q

AT BRIGHTWOOD. ID. c.
By virtue Of power contained in deed Of frust
frcm AChsah B. Rowell and husband. Iienry "
Rowell, to the Undersigned dated January l3 1892
and duly recorded in liber No. I64s. folio ~ one
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia
Indebtedness therein secured. and upon the de-
Rlsnd of the note holder the undersigned will sell
public auction, on the premises ON the Al
road near BrehtwoOd, ID. c. on MEDNESDAY
OCTOBER TWENTY SIXTH. 1855. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. all that valuable real estate de-
scribed in said deed Of trust. described as be-
ginning al the southeast corner Of a tIact Of land
conveyed by Achsah g. RoweH to Samuel VI. Jones
IJber 1449. folio 389 Of said records, aud running
thence y. 32s4' z. 17L5 p; thence 5. 60l. r.
90 100 p 10 stake q which was the
Al perches TO point on the IA road; thence
with the "a road north CO. w. 3 60 loo p 10 The
southeast corner of s f. Jones' lot. and being all
that tract Of land described in deed from ellen
V. Cracker to Acbsah B. Rowell. being a part OF
a tract OF land called THE Resurvey OF Peters
Mil Seat" recorded I'm Liber 1893. folio 37S ex-
cept much thereof conveyed by Achsnh
b. Rowell and husband TO Samuel NJ. Jones Nv
deed dsfed December %. 1889. recorded in iiber
l449 folio 369. containing 56-l0o acre of land
more less, improved by frame dwelling OF .
rooms and outbuildngs.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash at the end of ten
days from Gay Of sale, 800 Of which mast Se
paid Mt the time of sale. third in six and ono
third In twelve meaths. deferred payments IN
bear Interest and TO be secured the saisfaction
Of the trustee COuveysncing the cost OF the
purchaser.
MARION DUCKETT. Trustee
oclo-dts 635 ST NV.
For Other Aucffous SEQ po.. %
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, NO
Il2 18Th 81 \. r.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
L'ber NJ. 1855 folio 3S1 seq, Of the land rec
oIds for the District Of Columbia, and the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed tr-lstr@s Will offer for sale. by public auc-
ton, III iloh. OF the premises, SATURDAY,
THE IN kNi1 SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER,
1895. Al HALEFASI FOUR O'CLOCK M the
fol, Wiug lsSea bed real estate situate in the
count! Of Washington. District Of Cclunlbid. 10
Wit. SuIlrt numbered furIy-fUur C44J in VI Waltes.
HIcstouS subdivision Of lots 10 and parts =, ),
Il. 1t. j. and IS, il block No. - RoseCale and
Islervu-d, 4u.p lois numbered nineteen Ciyl fifty
six tjjl. Inclusive said subdivision Is recorded
in The sEIvcy"r ptlce of the District Of Columbia
III BOOK county :, page -. with the night OF way
tav tEree t3J feet OF subiots i. 90, in
,iuS-t', tu Ice used alley in common by the
Vwue-> ut sI.d lots together With all the Improve
ueuts, gI-LtS. etc.
Terms Mad. known at the time Of sale. $50
G-F-sit upon acceptance Of bid All convey ducing
STAMPS. etc, III the purchasers cost
EDN ARD : WESCOTr.
CHARI.ES T. WILLIAMS,
ocl2-d&is Trustees
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. AUcmoNEEEs-
CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY No. 507
TENTH STREET NONTHMEST AND No.

CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY No. 5O7
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST AND No.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause
No. 17s22 the undersigned trustees. VIII offer
for sale. public auction. front the respec-
tive PR misses. those parcels Of real estate and
premises. situate the city OF Washington, in
the District OF Columbia. 10 wit;
On THURSDAY. THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, lSsS. COMMENCING At FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. part II original lot numbered 2.
in squire 3Id, contained within the following
metes and bounds. viz: Beginning FOR the same
on the Iiue of 10th street west 10 point distant
10 feet Inches north from the south line Of said
lot; rui n:ng thence north Is feet: thence 81
feet inch; thence south 10 feet: thence wast III
feet irch 10 the place of begiI nng. improved by
TWOSTORi AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
No. 5O7 10Th street northwest.
On THURSDAY. THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1885 COMMENCING At HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M. all Of that lot dis
tinguished as the west half Of lot 4, square "a.
beginning at the southwest corner OF said lot:
thence east along the line of II street rs feet ~
inches: thence north I43 feet a. inches 10 a
along the line of said alley 26 feet ~ inches
the dividing line between lots and .; M. nca
street and place OF beginning improved by
THREE STORY BRICK APARTMENT HDTSE,
No. 2l15 II street northwest.
Terms OF sale: The purchase money g. he paid
IN equal instalmenrs Of one-third cash, onc-thtrd
in one year and onethird In two years from the
day of sale. with Interest from the day Of sale
per annum until paid, evidenced 10y the of
the purchaser purchasers and secured hy deed
or deeds Of trust upon the real estate sold,
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser pur-
chasers. deposit Of $500 will be required
each OF the above properties when sold. TerIns Of
sale must be complied with within hfte.n days
after day OF sale, otherwise the property viii be
resold at the risk anl cost OF the purchaser or
purchasers. All conVeyancing revenue stamps and
recording at the purchasers cost
DANIEL w. DOUB. Trustee,
ALBEIT T. COUMBE. Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN, ArcrIoNEER. sis F NV

th'""NsN . Wv f-N, SiS u " W
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 1890 iiTu
STREET NORTHNE EST. BEING TWO
STORY STORE AND DWELLING SITIF ATE
NokIHMESr CORNER nth AND
tnder the authority contained in a certain deed
OF trust 10 us. recordd in Liber No 2o5s folio 2s
et se. On" Of TIM land records Of District Of t
iumbla, and at the request Of the parties secured
thereby, We VIII sell, ~ pghlic auction In 'front.'
9i said Promises on FRIDAY OCTOBER TwENs
I1.FtEST 1895. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
q CLOCK I'M. the following described land and
premises situate in the city OF Washington DIS
trict OF Columbia, to Wit: Lot numbered on. ~
IN W H. Gunnclls subdivision of square three
hundred aud uNe tsoSl, Is recordri In the
once ~ the surveyor FOR the District of Columbia
IN BOOK Is, page l79. together With the Improve
FERNS: one-third purchase money 10 be raid In
tash ana the balance IN equal instHlIm.nts al on.
ana t"o years, with Interest at six iB per cent
per ahuutn tt"n day of sale untH paid. said inter
est payable semi annually, aud secured by deed of
trust ON property sold: all cash at ptrt4aser'.
option. deposit OF two hundred 5000 dollars re-
CURED al time of sale. Terms To- hp coutli,,i vth
IN ten DAYS or rigt reserved sell tn, pr.I,ertN
at cost OF defauiting purchase. after i've dags ad
NertisAhg. convey ancing At r,,st II purchaser.
JESSE l.. HEISKEII.
Trustee.
JNO. f. McLEIl-NN.
ifu"us leOS -. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

On TUESDAY, oCToRER 1wENTY-FIFTH
isse. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, will sell. in
square $40; % feet front by 10 deep improved
oy S,story brick. with back building.
ohd cellar also including store fixtures being the
northeast corner OF 9th and SITS. NV.
On IIIE SAME DAY. AT HAIF-PAST F0J r
oSLoCk L. NJ we will sell. I'm front OF the prem
ises part OF original lot ? In square AIS; "a feet
front by 100 feet deep. more less, improved by
d 3-Story frame dwelling. with back building:
Gently painted and papered: premises No. 81 T
81. NV Parties in search cf good Investment
should give the sale their attention.
Terms OF sac: One third cash the balance In six
and twelve months from day OF sale. with interest
az SIX per cent per annum. payable semi annually.
the deferred payments be secured ly y deed Of
trust on the property sold all cash AT the option
OF the purchase deposit Of $500 WIN required
on each Of the above properties when sold Terms
1f saic to be complied with within ten days from
oaF OF saie otherwise the property VIII he resoid
AT risk and of defaulting purchaser All con
veyancing. recording and revenue stamps at the
purchasers
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.
oei9-ot AuClioneers.
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or14aIAds

EyTHE ARovE SALE IS PoSTPoNFsn. OK Ne,
tNlht vi IN" weather. uutil WEDNESDAY. o.
TnHEE TWENTY SIXTH IS,s Ar FIVE
U tIpCh P.M. Icy order Of the trustees ,,a.,g a.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, NO.
1I2 18TH
This AFTEIfNUON.

JAMES ". RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
tSuccesso. To Ratciiffe, Sutton L Coz
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For Other Auctions See Page ~.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCr1oNEERs.

JUDICIAL. SALE OF ALL AND SINGULAR, TIE
CORPORAIE RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES AND
FRANCHISES. RIGHTS OF WAY AND PROP
ERIf, REAL, Personal AND MINED. OF
THE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
Matthias Ament,
trading as NJ. Ament
& Co,
Complainant. In Equity No. l7,6S1.
The Belt Halfway Com
pdny, ct al,
Defendants
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Japan want. IN English Alliance.

Vancouver. u. G., April THE Chuo
shinbun. japanese newspaper, gives
an nterortlnp interview with Count
ItaEa,i. considered the best authority
on international affairs in the Orient
with reference 10 the course that Japan
should adopt IN foreign affairs at the
present juncture. He said that an al
lance With England was. therefore. the
aim to which the nation's attention
should be directed for II further ag-
erosion We're praoticed at Chlna's ok
pense, her resentment ngninst for
elgners would be aggravated TO such an
extent that the peace of the far East
could not long be preserved.
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WAR FEELING INCREASING IN SPAIN.
Senior sagnsta Has His Hands
ciiiating the Various Factions.

New York, April IA dispatch to the
World from Madrid says:
Distinguished Spanish generals and
some members OF the cabinet waited
upon the queen to protest against the
surrendering of Spanish rights in Cuba.
Among the generals We're Lopez.
Dominsuez. Polaviriu, Azcnrraga, La
Chambre, Segura and Dabon.
There Is visible agitation In military
circles In Madrid. barcelona, Cadla,
Ferrol and other places where there are
garrisons or arsenals. The feeling
among military men Is 20 strong tina.
it is rumored that at the next councils
of ministers the heads Of military ana
marine departments, Gen. Correa, and
Admiral Bermeje. will Join Count
Siquena and Senior Gullon In making
strong objections 10 granting further
concessions to the United States.
Premier Sagusta, according to his
custom, will try TO cuucllltte the OPP
posing factions In his cabinet, his in
tention being to endeaVor to keep all
his present COLLEAGUES until the cortes
meets. He would be very reluctant TO
part with Moret, Groiald, Cape Depon
or Puigcerver, respectively the ministers
of the colonies, OF justice, OF the inter
Tor and of finance. They We're genuine
representatives OF the policy Initiated
when the liberals took office In Octo>
Der.
Weyler with his military and polltl-
cal following and Senior Romero
Robledo have been very active lately
In criticlslng the conduct OF SaBasta
with reference TO Cuba and the Spanish
relations with the United states.
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PROOF OF MINES At HAVANA.
Iiarbor Lined with Them Eighteen Placed
ON u Torpedo Chaser In Ha-
yana Yesterday,

New York. April THE correspond
ent Of the World in Havana telegrapbs
his paper that he has learned the kind
and size OF torpedoes and mines In the
Spanish naval arsenal there. He also
AYERS he has learned that some were
experimental with the week before the
Maine arrived.
Two strings OF torpedoes were run
across the narrow harbor entrance re-
Gently. They are in small floating boxes
two feet by one foot They are called
mime torpedoes."
There are in the arsenal today fifty
buoy mines loaded with cotton.
They are two shallow head spears
placed together. four feet each In di-
ameter and each about two and half
feet thick.
Eighteen mine torpedoes similar to
those recently placed in the entrance
to the harbor We're put aboard the tor
pedo chaser Philippines yesterday.
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THEIR ACTION TO AVERT WAR.
PRIEST. MCKINLEY MAKES DIRECT REPLY.


Washington. Aprll THE repre-
sentatives of the sig nowers of Europe
seeking to avert war between Spain
and tho limited states colled on Presl-
~, Nt.t-f,.,.. -, -, ,aa,,,
''' iN'''''' a. N''A
The governments of Great Brlta'n'
France. Germany, Russia, Austria
and Italy were represented. Sir Julian
fuuiiceio'e' t'e hil.iS" W..
was the first 10 arrive, followed ny
Ambassador Won Holleben of Ger
r,ry yvt,bt, , p.,, minutes all the
-, -, 80
aihuasshuots hau peeIi usheieu 'ileo
Blue room. and President MCKINLEY
Immediately left his office and went
-, =, -.
,o.oo
The call was quite orlel' ana AT i1'~o
pm. the representatives, Of the powers
went over 10 the state. Department
49,, ,,,,1., a., .,r,toi ,.istt u,bav ,vere
anu 81 49,.
headed by Sir Julian fauhceiote' the
British ambassador and dean of the
corps The others were the French
.,....,,, ~. Ar.,,i-
anu herman a'lp''ss'uuiS' we
an minister. ana the charse ailaires
of Italy and Russia. Their entire OIL
=, a.,,ch., oc,.cnnani.d
4
them. The call eNluehtly WAS ny "P-
pointment for they were at once shown
irtn tina Automatic room where they
-. -, a., s.,,ro,,,.,, sherman and
We're Jolieu w So So, ~, r,.ith when,
Asslstaht 9yVrtluiS lay va"
thsy Mtre c'1 ,.,.',, a., r,,r,se,,t,-
slr Ju,idh lu .i.'.. - "a ~ al
i've ut the powers Piese''e' Wv
lowing .t,.,,, 80
% me uhuetsisnesu' ti,,p,,arv Ersnce
Germany AUSTRIA II hsarS, IL.
Great biltain' itaI9 anu 'us d,r,,e. -,
authorized IN tn9t Denul, auu , 80 ~
the name OF their respesete IT,, u,
inents q pressine appeni ~ ~ pras -
humanity anu .Iouei a'lo i " w IT,,
dent ana OF the american peoIie III
their existing dl1erehces Win SPAIN
They earnestly nope that iuilher ne.
gotanons VIII lead 10 an asreeliiele
which, while securing tine maihteh-
ance OF peace VIII anord az necessaiy
guarantees Tor the re-estapiishnheht OF
peace in Cuba. -.
THE powers DO not DOUBT thet me
Humanitarian and purely uislhtereste &c,
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PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
Runs Into a Man and brushes Him TO
Death.
while the Train Is stopped to Pick Him
Up. a Freight Dashes In and Does
Serious Injury.

Columbus. o.. April IA special
from Steubenville. Ohio. says:
This morning the east-bound Penn
sylvania train No. 2 struck u man
walking on the track and knocked him
into the creek, west OF Fernwood. While
the passenger was stopped an cast
bound freight crashed into 1t, wreck
ing three cars, two Of them being Pull
mans. The ladies coach telescoped
the smoker. the engine OF the freight
and eight cars were derailed, and piled
up and We're badly smashed. The re-
mains OF the man who was struck by
the passenger were not identified.
The injured who We're in the ladies'
coach are:
Christian Stegnor. national military
home, Dayton. o., cut on arm and
head.
Rev. w. 5. Lowrey. Pittsburg. Pa.
left side bruised; both legs injured.
Mr. Lowrey's left leg injured.
4. Q. swan, cut about head.
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roRwAnDINo SPANISH TROOPS.


New York, April 17.--Battaliuns from
,bo J.ucbenn and Majorca regiments
OF the line, 1871 strong, embarked for
the Canary Islands "Wednesday, says
the barcelona correspondent of the
World.
As they marched from the south
station 10 the quay through the main
streets with colors flying and bands
playing the Cadiz military march, they
were enthusiastically sreeicd boy AL
classes OF the people. Not only did
the wealthy citizens and republicans
flock to see the troops embark on che
transatlantic liner Antonio Lopez, but
SO did the socialist worktncn. who are
so numerous In Barcelona.
Transports are getting ready to take
two battllions Of line artillery tp reiu-
force the troops in the Philippine
Islands.
1t is reported In shipping circles that
the government has taken forty fast
now transatlantic vessels for the aux
Hilary fleet.
The Barcelona bouI7ie. which is even
more Important than the one in
Madrid, Is much agitated. There was
"A heavy decline in all securities
Wednesday, and exchange went to ~
per cent premium. barcelona being
the chief center OF Spanish Industry
and the most important port OF the
kingdom, its coo 900 inhabitants take
moro interest even than the rest Of
| Spain in the Cuban question. The
prosperity of Barelona's extensive
banking. shipping, mercantile and
manufacturing Interests Is Involved.
The Catalan provinces have long de-
pended upon the West Indian markets
| to which they used to send 100000 06(
| worth OF goods annually before tho
present insurrcction in Cuba.
The practical Galatians often say
that If autonomy in tariff costs their
| all the advantages Of connection will
| the colony II If hardly worth while t.
prnlong and increase the sacrifices t,
retain H. Nevertheless the Catalan,
| show patriotism and are willing 70
contribute vessels and money should
/ war ensue.
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tio'l ami tnuie persons III the tnirs,or
ns ~ mn rlcted Tho United Stntae
s 49, vi hll dsWuudcd from tho Taotni
mat the soldiers shall be ale
pasIeI, second. that the murdprer,
,na ne put to death and tho rinr.
,,D uIfeat,d; third. thar 100 taeis
~ .,i'u go compensation ~ mo cbanci
w, n4ea and fourth that fun proteo.
ithet ro. , slN'h 10 ih' missionaries when
~ S,v'ral .kIrmlghns are reported to
gen dafmes and rebol-.
W. result vi IA. Jupnuoas nruera,
.e. non shows that neither tho oppu7i-
w, nur NE government uartlos WIFI
~. WORKING majority in tho next
ny, Nl'ut adherence NJ ncuterls.
,,,, stated that the United States
BuNu 'hmrnt Intends 20 cutablish n COR
sun, 'a az Nlndlycstuck.
,,, Wnr Is raging In tho island Of I.uzon,
pPlneS, and ia rapidly agsuming
as ,sglous proportions as the rebellion
., iSe-s'; Attacks were made upon
,ne spanish quarters at Subig and
Apn ~ The rebels captured and se-
cur, ARG Quantities OF arms and
ammunition
Tue whole Of tho northern provinces
nre affected The natives refuse tho
taxss Many OF the rich natives and
hali-oastes ure closing their business
Islands.
The Provinces OF Zambeles. Tariac and
PanSasiaua are IN open revolt.
NoWs has Just reached Manila that
the Telegraph land line connecting the
CAP with Manila was destroyed By
the rebels March 7th near Bolluao.
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Washington, April 7.--Speaking on
the subject Of an appropriation foi
Mobile harbor as a matter Of defense
Morgan Of Alabama OF the foreign re-
lations committee made speech foI
cuba ana said he was for u declara-
ton OF war and thought there was am
pie Justification for such action.
Morgan said Secretary Alger had
recommended the Improvement OF Mo-
bile hurhor as war necessity,
Allison teloEraphed the secretary re-
gurding this matter, In reply the see
Tetury said he thought II would be well
to deepen the harbor at Mobile after
The present crisis had passed. Sut that
he was not In favor Of doing anything
now TO deepen the channel, which
would allow warshlps to enter and
would make one more place to defend
White Cali said II was evident that
our harborss were not properly defended
by fOrtihcatons "in this emergency int
which we are 80 madly rushing"
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View of the Havana Press on the Existing
situation.

New York. April ia dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says;
when it became known that tho
Presidents message would not go to
Congress, the excitement here quickly
disappeared. Establishments that had
closed. Including Lawton Childs, re-
opened. Hundreds OF American. Mex
lean and Cuban citizens VIII leave the
island in the next few days.
That the public Is now awake to the
fact that war Is close at hand and on
lv can be avoided by statesmanahip OF
the wisest kind. is evidenced by an
editorial in La Lucia:
ITO deceive the public mind now
would be criminal. The situation is
critical. Gen Lee has passed the word
to an Americans TO leave at once.
Quarantine has been raised and the
american ports are all open. Three
American ships are In tn. harbor
waiting TO take away the officials OF
the consulate. No one Is blind enough
to believe that the situation Is Inn
proved Our Yankee neighbors are
evidently ready to eat the pear which
they think is about TO drop from the
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QUIET IN HAVANA.
Americans Leaving Cuba Hastiiy-Lee
Comes on Saturday.

Washington. April IA cablegram
from Consul Gen. Lee received this
morning announced that geo Americans
have taken their departure from the is
land and that all Is quiet in Havana.
After a conference with the President,
Representative GrOsvenor stated that
there would he no change Of any i'm
portance Mt least In the message intend.
ed for submission yesterday unless
there should be a change of facts
which was not at all likely.
Assistant Secretary Day, after n con-
ference with the President. said the
Americans in Cuba We're leaving rapid
ly and about Saturday he believed the
situation would permit Gen. Lee to re-
turn to the United States
The Spanish minister has received n
telegram from the governor general Of
impending trouble in Havana are alb
sOlutely false.