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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-19
sse., Sussex s~eA soesic., c'nsdian cOmhins. sec
tcsiuoAoo. Feb. Is.-rhe.s were todsyS prices,


NEW YoRK, Friday, Feb. 1s.-Receipts OF beoves
were $500 head, II cars to be exported, 1903 cars
direct to slauEhterers, and 90 cars TO 10 sold. slow
and barely steady all around. Yards not fully
ms, stays and oxen At e2. 75@tt.50, bulls at s2. 16@
%. 75. dry cows at t2. zoe $40. Dressed beef slow
at 7Casioc. y n. for native sides. Cables from British
markets quote American steera at 1l@1ll2c. Y n.
dressed weight; American refrigerator beef at O@
yLc. Y n. No exports to-day; to- morrow 1,1St
beeves. 40 sheep, 1915 quarters OF beef.
Receipts of calves, all for the market. were 80 head.
Active and considerably stronger owing TO light sup
plfss. All sold promptly. NealS cold at ti.5O@tS y
100 ms. City dressed veals nrm at sole. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including y cars
direct. were 1900 head; 15la cars on sale, all told,
Sh@ep GLOW but steady; lambs dull and q trine easier.
About 8 cars were carried over. Sheep sold at
e4@sb y loo MS; anbs at 81. 5o@eB.25. Dressed
mutton, 7@Sc. y n; dressed lambs, Tpdpc.
Receipts of hogs were 2.6I9 head, of which 41e
head on sale. Active and higher at v
100 nr.
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The trading in cotton to-day was quiet and in the
main OF n local. featureless character. The huctua-
tons In prices were few and were confined within q
narrow range. At the opening prices were unchanged
from last nights close. but after the first transactions
they declined about a point In the al scnre or support.
The loss was quickly recovered and n small advance
ensued on smaller receipts at the ports and the in.
terror towns than had been cxpectcd. Firm markets
In the South and liberal Exports also contributed to
strengthen the tone. Part OF the Improvement was
lost before the close on selling by local %scalrers.
The receipts. though somewhat smaller than had
been expected, continue liberal as compared with
last year and 1905 and tend TO check speculation.
The undertonc of the market remains firm. however,
and the tulls contend that with a decreased crop
movement another sharp advance In prices may he
expected. Mr.. Hester makes the quantity brought
into sight during the week 2ll,lS5 bales. against
lll.l8S In the same week last year and i3S,4il in
1903.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but steady; No. z,
NAc. Saless 800 bags Maracailo. on private terms.
The futur trading A. M fnllIys.
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Real Eatatc Auction sales.

At the Broadway salesroom Yesterday Peter F.
Meyer & Co. sold No. $50 East 10th street, near
First avenue. three.story stone-front dwelling, lot
1J.Sx100.ll, foreclosure, TO +. J. Fuhrbach for
SS. 500.
adrian II. Muller & Son have sold No. 1903 West
l36th street. near Lenox avenue, three.story brick
dwelling. lot II, foreclosure. TO William
Saundcrson. plaintiff. for Sl3,375.
In Brooklyn James l.. Brumley sold to G. W. Ar
thur. at 81. 600, the north side OF Forty.nitlI street,
100 feet west of Fifth avenue, 40xl0O.2 Z. foreclosure;
also. In foreclosure. the four.story brick tenement, on
lot 25x 100, No. los Sullivan street, to tho plaintiff
for 5000; also, Jacob Colo sold In partition the
threestory brick dwelling, on lot 19.5X12O. No. 81
Clymer street. and the three-story brick dwelling, on
lot 2oxl20. No. AZ Clymers street, to Van Claim Broth
crs for So, 900.
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HnaneiHL
The Union Pacific Railway Co.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Issued Under lndsuture Of Sept, a, 1891,
Executed 10 DreSel, Morgan 6 Co., Trustees,

Notice IL hereby rivcn that pursuant to a decree ~
the Circuit Court OF tho United States for the southern
District OF New York, entered on February !. lsps.
we WIN pay from the proceeds of the collaterals sold
under DEGREES OF said Court. to the holders OF the
above described Collateral Notes. the unpaid urlnci.
from tho lat day OF August, 1897, to the date OF nav
ment. upon presentation and surrender of such Note,
TO us at our onlce. No. 23 Wall strcet in tho City OF
New York, or at the onice Of Jacob Rogers. No -
state Street. Boston, Interest on such Notes Will
cease on lOTlI. Isos. and interest
will be paid only to February 10th. 1893, on Notes
presented on or after that date.
J. p. MORGAN & CO.,
Successor Trustccs
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FRIDAY, Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
dun and easier. The sales were $4,000 bush,
including 5000 No. . rcd here and 80, BOO do. at
the outports on private terms for export.
Free on board afoat; No. 1 Northern spring,
New York, Sl.1ola; do, Duluth, S1.l2N; NO. 2
red. S1.o8a; No. 1 hard Duluth, S1.13a; No. 1
hard Manitoba, S1.12ia. Minneapolis received
to-day 144, 100 BUSH. against 9f,170 last year;
Duluth o5,693, against 47,424; Chicago az,
against 1s, 200; Milwaukee 24,05O. against IA
900; ST. Louis 1900. against 1870; Toledo
1926. against 1900; Detroit 3,o3s. against
5.313 last year. Futures declined 1iec. to lac,
but rallied slightly and closed ssc.to 1hc. lower
tor tho day. Future sales 4,4s5.ooo BUSH. as
follows:
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Futures here advanced D to 10 points, closing firm.
burg was unchanged; Rio was quiet at UNCHANGED
BRr ii.iad reG a Gssri S,s@ Of ,. sssdt' santos anaS" was t aaIss andi
unchansed; receipts, 10000; stock, $4,000 Stocks
day, There Was Very lille deposition 70 sell.
March. ss,5o@ss. 70. Copper was strong and higher.
Spot; FeSs.S1Ty and sno March; ~; III ' %,rc beaa s SAs
s.s7Ife. Tin was quiet and arm. Spot, February
s an%. M seo'. F FtSaSs's and Ma Ssssit t.iC M"s .* Quiet but
NAVAL sToREs-Were dull. Spirits Of turpentin,.
ss',@si'4c.' common to good strained rosin. si'4s
SiPaoylsoSs-Lard was firm: Prime, $40; city.
was steady Mess; sll@sli s5. sat meats were quiet
low, 8aec. hatser-creamery, Wcsttrn, extras, zoe;
TEE I5sc. s sSsS WI aa,s Se'I iSa' n rssi 70 10 ! i"'ro Thirds ts'i TO
seconds, l4@l6e, cheeseIstate, fun cream large,
?S4c; common, Gh@7cN small, colored anu white
fancy, so.es"r choice; sASsHc:: common to good.
fancy, ~ c. baltimore nrsts. she Washington DO
aGihs a aSial T IN pro1.. SSi ~ Was as hrs SS,Ta inSa n : aS by
2 small 9dysnce in the hog mart a sharp break
ers. The break catching some Stop orders. packers
bought ribs and lard rather freely and the market
the past day or so. and this market is in a healthy
Gonaiti, n and has a strong u3dertoae' based largely
ceipts OF hogs for to,morrow, u ,oQG"
% sV t:.1. ts,fc s'' R SSii sr; wa as% as,i Ss' a sss'i ni s li''''''
ToBAoco-lhe semi,weekly sales were 100 cases
iissssSS New E knSI'sRdd SEED nsTf isat al a, s $685. zoo g cases
1928 Pennsylvania Havana at ll@llhc 100 cases
Pennsylvania seed at l2c.; 100 cases 1895 do. at
l2et I3c.; 100 cases 1898 Dutch Ut l2iac.; 20 cases
1894 Gebhardt at 13c.; 100 bales Havana at TOGO
el.lO in bond. and 100 bales sumatra in bond AZ
b0c.G6l 50,
wooL.currcnt quotations OF foreign woods. based
upon Wool Exchange lonicial classincat!ons. arc
as follows; Forcign-Port Philip combing, 500
SIC; Port Philip clothing. 25@3Oc.i Adelaide comb
ing. 24@2bc,; Nsw Zealand clothing, 24tg26c.; hne
c%rOssbred, 27Gg29c.; Cape clothing. 10000 Cape
coinbing, lsg2lc.; Mont Primers, 2ee24e.; Merino.
2l@esc' English. Irish, and canadian-Irsh hogs.
3lGB2c.i Irish wethert, 0O@3lc.; shropshire hogs.
SlS32c.i Shropshire wethers. 30S3lc.I Sussex tegs.
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II o'clock Noon Tuesday, March 8, 1895
Iiirilenas anG 1Mterest.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
" NO. !
e YORK, Feb. II, 1893.
The Board of Directors OF the American Coal Com.
pRny OF Allegany County. Maryland, have this day
declared u srmi.annual dividend OF four per cent.
upon the Capital Stock OF the Company, pay able at
this onlce on Tuesday, March LIST, 1878.
The transfer books Will he closed on Saturday, Feb.
10Th. at IL o'clock NJ. and reopened on the morning
of March end, 1898.
OFFICE OF wELSBACH COMMERCIAL COMPANY
40 WALL ST.. NEW YORK, February 10, 1898.
The Directors hav" THIS day declared a quarterly
dividend Of W PER GENT. on the preferred stock.
payable March 10, 1898. to stockholders or record at
the close of business February 2Sth. Transfer books
OF the preferred stock will be closed from March lst
to March 10th, both inclusive. Checks will b. mailed.
EDWARD c. LEE, Treasurer.
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Court Calendars rhi. Day.

Supreme Court-Special Term-Part u.-Court
opens at 1o:S0 A. M. Ex.parte matters.
Surrogate's Court-Chambers-N day calendar.
For probate-Wills OF Jacob Sinshcimer. jeanette San.
ders. Jeanette Stern, Elizabeth De Baum. at 1890
A. NJ.
City Court-special ferm-Court opens at 10 A. II.
Motions ut 1880 A. Il.
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Iyprmriters.

RLIcKENspERFER, No. 8. s35; No. :. ESQ; guarAp.
broadway. room o.
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Futures In New Orleans advanced 3 points. Futures
here declined l point. recovered and advanced 2 to
4 points. but reacted slightly and closed quiet hut
steady at n net advance of l To . points for the day,
after sales OF SO. 100 bales. The future trading was
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CERTIFICATES OF INTEREsT
ISSUED IN RESPECT OF
Union Pacific Railway Company
SIX PER CENT. GOLD COLLATERAL
TRUST NOTES
(UDder aEreement dated FebrunrI ID. laa1l.

ON Ten CCNI ZULU UItAlEnAL
TRUST NOTES
(UDder agreement dated February lb. lao1l
90 WALL STREET.
NEW DIRK February z, 1898.
The United States Circuit Court for the Southern
District of New York having directed payment of
the principal and interest of the Three.Year Col.
lateral Trust Notes OF this Union Pacific Railway Com.
pany, we shall be prepared on and after February z,
1898. to use the funds collected by us upon such
notes for the payment OF the unpaid balance OF prin.
cipal of our above described Certificates. viz. 1915
OF principal. and interest at six per cent. on such I'M.
paid balance from February ], 1898, to date OF sur
render of such Certificates. with all unmatured war
rants appcrtaining thereto. being warrants No. 8 to
10 inclusive.
All holders OF Certificates arc notified to surrender
them to us for payment not later than February 10,
1898. on which date interest will cease.
Tho holder OF each Certificate. upon surrender
thereof as above. will be entitled further to receive.
as provided In said agreement OF February IS, 1897.
one and one-half shares OF the preferred stock OF tho
new Union Pacific Railroad Company, which will be
delivered as rapidly rs issued by the Company. Any
fraction OF n share will be adjusted by purchase. or
sale. at the option of the holder of such Certificate.
j. P. MORGAN & co.
30 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK, February rs, 1893.
An order temporarily restraining the delivery OF
the preferred stock under tho agreement OF February
10th. 1897. having been ma 10 by the U. s. Circuit
Court for the Southern District OF New York in
tho suit OF George L. venner against Louis FItI.
gerald and others, we will upon surrender OF any
Certificates of Interest. make payment OF the cash
pay able thereon and deliver n memorandum therefor.
showing that the preferred stock deliverable under
said agreement. In respect OF such Certificates has not
yet been delivered.
J.. II. MORGAN s. CO.
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Total. ......l Jus, UOO l~,lfU,OUO 1~,jS4,OUO 1~,1SJ,OOO
In Manchester yarns were quiet and steady: cloths
dull. The receipts at New Orleans to. morrow are es-
timated at $4,000 to 10000 bales, against l5.29a
last week. 4. 28T last year. and Bob In 1895. Houston
expects $500 to 5000, against 1850 last week. 2,O15
last year, and 4.23l in 1893. The port receipts to-
year. and l3. 1913 in 1890: to,al for the week lSG.SB3.
against 1875. u38 last week, 20, 800 last yaar and ST.
1857 In 1898. The exports from the ports approx.
mated 90. 1000 bales. The total weekly movement at
the principal Interior towns was as follows:
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New York stock ExchanEe-Sales Feb. IL.
of1991.... 7OA
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS
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Opening. Highest. Lo,csst. CLOSING. Night.
May ........85% 1854 35ae 95a 357s
July ...........S8 ae 88As sea- s6e S67s

oats-Spot was quiet. The sales were $4,000 bush,
including 10000 No; . white clipped on Private
S2iac.; No. g white clipped. 33iac.; No. Q do. s3c:;
No. y mixed, 81 he; No. sdo, SIC; rejected mixed
80 iac.; track mixed, 32633o.; do. white, $4,000 ut
3403Sc Futures were nominally lower. No sales.
Last
Opening. Highest. Lo,cest. CLOSING. Night.
MnH 3OA 81
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Npeh'"t' ft"e" w
hay......... =. oVH "
Wheat was less active to-day and easier. Influenced
by large shipments from Argentina disappointing
Northwsstern receipts wore smaller. but they had no
s close on Part elveI IF .s of s lSss w ,osa gGsSyS %Ish s se%s u ,HS
buying; The Argentine %shipments last week were
week l;sss' U sna gssn;; Ss inst year. ans'g Since ,n Jam sn0 , Phev sSip
ments have been 4,174.000 bush. against $4,000 IN
To .o' us same Paris slm0 d isei sed'O nc. to IL. Answerp wa;
steady: The Northwestern receipts were 245 cars.
declined with wheat: There were no Arsen;
tine snn TINsrn last %ssk; as , nss to IA "a 'oV Wo Sss Msr a
nominally easier. Chicago received 3bT cars Of corn
s spS iTS OF ,S Snas; &1% '5 Chicago s'P Pe in' 100 goo S Wheat rsi
to-day averaged lower than yesterday. The trade
it's Ia: n not the ana %a %Rss'' ia which tic i"Stm can be
made with any degree or confidence. There has
Or three days credited to the Letter in:
fsT bartlett sss' M rfSn ws s1l E icne 'e Outside dsaF9 Of w tSs
deal dil The market may break, but II is a dangerous
StSpos't there 81 Is !, Of I'd the deal ca t" The AR Argentine ship:
mcnts were l.2ss.OoO bush. compared with 7le,OOo
ing time last year. In six weeks the total shipnents
from there have been 4 ,000.0OO. against, 100000 for
markets from the other side cut little figure underex-
listing conditions. Sew Yorx wired that freight room
Clearanccs were I4s, 900 bush. Corn-Thef feature in
coarse grains Was heavy iilu,aatien by 6,L Local ,s tra s.1,S
part of III. week, There is stu a big long interest in
former. The principal buying on corn OF lat, has
been by parties who are naturally bearish. ond. as a
rule. they mako pretty poor bulls"
FLoUR-Prlces were steady. hut trade was quiet.
Holders remain firm In their views and are not press.
ing their stun on the market. while buyers are hold
Ing aloof In expectation OF, reductions. The sales
were y 1900 bbls. The Modern Mfifr says: THE
condition OF trade in the South is much improved.
The market Tor flour Is firm. The demand continues
good aud quite an advance is noted. The mixing
evil prevalent In the Southwest continues to operate
against the -four trade OF that section.
Barrels. Sacks.
Receipts. ,535 lilac
Exuorts 4S4 1880
Winter In bbls.: Supcrnne, So. O5@ S3. go: No. 9 ex.
ira, 81. BOG So. 20; stra!ghts. I.50@6 4.65; patents,
81. IjHS So. 20. Spring in bbs.: Clears. S4.25GbS5.+5;
straIghts. g.. Bnta 81. 30; patents. So. COG 60. 30. Mil
49,, w.. ,,oIy wasinr, sprtpy IN IOn.p sacka
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Winter In bbls.: Supcrnne, So. O5aS So. go: No. Q ex.
ira. So BOG So. 20; stra!ghis. $4;50@s4:e5;- patents,
81. Ijtn So. 25. Spring in bbls.: Clears. S4.25G1S4.+5;
s~tralghts. g.. Bnta 81. s5; patents. So. COG go 30. Mil
Fced-Was steady. Western spring in l0D.io. sacks.
$l5HSl7.
CorroS-spct cotton here was unchanged, with
sales Of Is bales Tor spinning. Middling uplands,
8i4c., against sc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf.
Che, against 1asc. last rear. The southern spot mar.
vannah 600. Mobile 500. Augusta AIS, and Norfolk
$50 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot.
steady. with prices unchanged to l point higher.
The Liverpool weekly statement of sales and stocks
The herald., 1898-03-18
KILLED HIS FIANCEE
FOR REFUSING A REQUEST TO
MARRY PROMPTLY
A st. Helena Laborer Murders His
Sweetheart and at Once Com
mits Suicide

ST. HELENA; CAL, March list. Hell
ena has again been thrown into a fever of
excitement by murder, hardly less sensa-
tional than that of the Clark fratricide.
The victim is Miss Victorine Sasselli and
her murderer, Julius Bohn, ended his own
life moment after he fired the bullet into
the head of the girl. Bohn and Miss Sas-
selli had for some time been engaged to be
married, but the family of Miss Sasselli
was well-to-do, while Bohn was only a la
borer in the employ of s. Sievers & Co..
wine merchants. Bohn was anxious to be
married at once, but the girl. believing he
was yet unable to support her in the style
to which she was accustomed, refused to
consent to his wish, although being willing
to maintain the engagement.
Yesterday Bohn received 5000 from his
parents to enable him to marry, and last
evening drove out to the Sassell place.
Learning that his fiancee had driven into
st. Helena, ten miles distant, with her
father, Bohn said he would go to meet
them. When near St. Helena he encoun-
tered them driving homeward and invited
the girl to enter his conveyance. She de-
clined the invitation. She continued her re-
fusal despite much urging until her father
Joined his entreaty to that of her lover,
1T will be all right, Victorine," said her
father, and the girl reluctantly made the
change.
No soner was Miss Sasseli seated in
Bohn's buggy than he urged his horse and
was soon out of the sight of Mr.. SasselH
Half an hour later Sasselli found lying in
the middle of the road the dead body of
Julius Bohn. Fearing danger to his daugh-
ter, he hurried on, but when he reached
home he found Victorine dead with bull
let hole in her temple. The horse had gal
loped into the yard, dragging the body of
the girl, whose dress had caught on the
step of the buggy.
1t Is supposed that Bohn renewed his re-
quest for an early marriage and that Miss
Sasselli again refusing, he shot her first
and then himself.
The herald., 1898-03-18
messenger will be Lieutenant -Comma1

messenger will be Lieutenant -Comman-
der Mark, the Judge-Advocatc Of the
Court of Inquiry, though the selection is
entirely with the judgment of Admiral
Sicard. 1t must be remembered that
the Admiral organized the court and to
him the return must be made. Techni-
cally he must review the findings and
conclusions and submit his own opinion
on these in an Endorsement to the de-
partment, along with the papers. Ad-
miral Sicard is the very incarnation of
caution in the discharge of official mat
ters and as he is technically responsible
for the safe delivery of the courts re-
port to the Secretary Of the Navy, it may
be set down as fact that any publica-
tion that attempts to set out either in
full or in substance the courts report
will be absolutely conjectural in it's basis.
THE SPANISH REPORT
MADRID, March 1.-THE following
semi official note was issued here today:
''The returns of the Spanish Board Of
Inquiry on the Maine disaster have not
yet been received, but several officers
who made close examinations, say it
was undoubtedly an internal accident.
American assertions to the contrary are
therefore deplored in official quarters as
tending to mislead public opinion and
render the situation still more difficult
from the standpoint of maintaining
friendly relations between the two
countries. 1t may be regarded as GER
tain that should the American technical
commission present report declaring
the disaster to be due to an external ex-
plosion, the public here will refuse to
accept such a finding, and any demand
for an indemnity based thereon will be
Indignantly repelled by Spain.''
The herald., 1898-03-18
Carriers Combine

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE Pan.
anna railroad, in conjunction with the Pa
cific Mail Steamship company, has issued
new freight tariff which contains some
startling advances on east-bound commodi-
ties. The new rate schedule, which has
just been put into effect, affects every i'm
portant item of merchandise that helps
to form the bulk of the east-bound tonnage
out of California by rail or water. The
average advance is so per cent, while in
one instance, that of peas, the rate is ad-
vanced 100 per cent. The new tariff con-
tains but one reduction, and on four COM
modities the rates remain undisturbed. The
reason for the advance has not been ex-
planned, but 1t is accepted as probable by
local shippers that the new tariff is the re-
suit of an understanding between the water
carriers and the rail lines.
The herald., 1898-03-18
THE MAINE COURT REPORT
PROBABLY NOW ON ITS WAY TO
WASHINGTON
Much Anxiety Expressed Lest the
Newspaper Reporter Secures Sight
of the Document

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Pres
ident expects the report Of the Board OF
Inquiry tomorrow or next day. 1t may
even now be on it's way from Key West
to Washington. When the court ar
rived at Key West yesterday from Ha-
what progress it had made toward
reaching the end of it's long task the
Admiral promptly communicated with
the Secretary Of the Navy. 1t was the
Secretary's purpose to have full synop-
sis of the courts conclusions put in
cipher and telegraphed to Washington.
Upon consultation with the President,
this plan was abandoned. Both the
President and the Secretary are deter
mined to spare no efforts to maintain
the secrecy of the courts verdict until
they themselves have determined to give
it publicity. Therefore, even the admir-
ably designed naval cipher code could
not be relied on with complete satisfac-
ton and at the Presidents instance Ad-
miral Sicard was directed to place the
documents in the custody Of some naval
officer, according to the usual method,
and forward them to Washington in
that manner.
Whether the officer has started or not
Is not yet known, but if he and Admiral
Sicard have executed their orders with
regular naval promptness it will not be
long before the President is placed in
possession of such information and con-
clusions as the court has so far reached.
1t is not even known positively that
these conclusions are final, but If the
ordinary routine of the Courts of In
quiry has been followed in this case,
they are probably SO, unless the Secre-
tary Of the Navy believes, after looking
into the testimony, that some lines Of
investigation should be further pursued.
AS before stated, every precaution that
human ingenuity can suggest will be
adopted to safeguard the report, the
main apprehension being that there may
be somehow publication in the news
paper press that may interfere seriously
with the successful working out Of the
policy of the administration.
The documents will be sealed at Key
West under the personal observation of
Admiral Sicard and the navy officer who
takes the papers in his custody will be
expected to deliver the pepers with the
seal unbroken into the hands of the
Secretary of the Navy. Probably the