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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
THE THEATRE THIS WEEK,
Mr.. James Young 10 Appear Here
Friday and Saturday.

Mr.. James Young. the brilliant young
Southern actor. will begin an engage
ment of two nights and matinee at the
Academy OF Music commencing next Fri
day night. when the actor will present
his successful impersonatiOn Of Ham
let" a role he has made his own. In the
Interpretation Of this character he has
done more to heighten his fame as an
actor than any other he has essayed, and
small wonder is H. for II is said the part
IS perfectly fitted to him. He simply lives
in it,
Saturday matinee he appears as David
Garrick." i'm the play of the same title.
In presenting this comedy. Mr.. Young
brings before the mind the actor-DaVid
Garrick-as he really lived and moved
among his contemporaries. David Car
rick was the most noted actor or ms
time: handsome. gifted in every way ana
of a lovable, generous disposition. Inc
story Of the play deals with the mutual
love between himself and Ada lngot, the
daughter Of a wealthy merchant Of Lon
don. II abounds in delicate humor and
tender pathos. According 10 the real
story. Ada falls In love with David Gar
rick. having seen him only on the stage.
Garrick having noticed Ada often IN a
box at the theatre. has fallen IN love
with her. However. he does not know
who she is lie gives an interview to Ola
Mr.. Ingot. who tells Garrick or MS
daughters infatuation, and asks him TO
cure her as the old gentleman mas
horror OF actors. and. besides, wishes
Ada to marry her cousin a sporting
Young gentleman. whom Ada disllkes.
Not knowing that Ingots daughter Is ms
charmer. Garrck promises 10 cure inc
girl OF her attachment 10 himself. lie
does so By pretending 20 get very mu'h
intoxicated at a dinner given oy ihgot.
Ada is so disguised by his behavior that
she promises TO marry her cousin next
dav. Meanwhile she discovers that Gar
rick's drunkenness WIS only assumed
and learns that he loves her and Is going
IA FIGHT a duel on her account. She goes
10 Garrick's rooms and asks him to keep
her there. Garrick hOnorably refuses 10
do so. and. as he is about 10 take her
hack To her fathers protection Ola IN
got. who has followed Ala ana heSiu
The whole conversations steps from MS
Mace of concealment and TO the sa.ls-
faction of everybody, gives GarrlcK MS
daughters hand.
on Saturday evening he VIII De sen
In Rtilwer's beautiful love story me
Iadv of Lyons" lie IS said not only TO
he the handsomest but IN eldea Dlauue
NIelnotte of the American stage.
Air. Young has a large ana capaD'e
Germany OF actors in MS supporting
coapany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

force. and General Wade. held lengthy
consultation a few evenings ago. the sub
iect OF which has just come TO Hgnt.
Spanish Consul Soils left here about ten
days ago and Vice-Consul Bruguis lett
about two days later.
The Nice-Consul said that he was go
ing 10 Jamaica by way OF New YORK,
and on the evening prior 20 his departure
he was given a farewell party oy MS
Spanish friends.
4 few evenings ago a Spanish woman
living on Anderson street told two or
her American girl friends that something
would happen soon. Her Significant re
mark i'm connection with the many rum
ors OF Spanish plots in circulation arous-
cd suspicion.
on Thursday night. as Chief Burke
was returning from Tarbo City, he was
surprised TO See Bruguis. who he sup
posed was on his way 90 Jamaica. az the
Spanish wOmans house. Bruguls IS
young man. twenty-four years of age.
and has several peculiarities OF dress
-ni action. We'll known 10 the Chief OF
POLES, and IN telling the story To seNe-
raj newspaper correspondents this even
ing he said that there was not the least
bit of doubt about the mans Identity.
Major Connolly. OF the Florida State
troops. has also been informed by Gu
ban resident that Bruguis is IN town.
II IS also reported that the Spaniard had
been seen al night disguised.
The Spanish boarding house on Ander-
son street. and another house. owned by
Soils. where Bruguis is supposed 10 visit
are being watched by the police tonight,
and If Bruguis is seen ne VIII be ar
rested
Another plot is I'm course Of develop
ment that will he npped. IL is 10 the ef-
feet that there is a soldier here with the
regulars who speak Spanish whose term
will soon expire. II is assorted that he
has been approached and urged 10 re-
enlist with the intmatlon that he might
make $3.50 4 month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
THE BL0CKADING FLEET.
Scenes Around the Pearl OF the An
TILES No Recent Captures.

TILES No Recent Captures.
on BOARD THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCH BOAT DAUNT-
LESS, via. KEY WEST. FLA. April 90
The Dauntless. dispatch boat of the Asso-
ciated Press. returned TO Key West this
afternoon after hfty-four hour cruise
Of one hundred miles along the northern
coast Of Cuba.
The Cincinnati was visited by the
Dauntless yesterday Captain Chester
and all the other officers Of the cruiser
are much pleased with the result OF the
bombardment of Wednesday. They be-
lieved they rendered the batteries OF
Matanzas useless. as they have given no
signs of activity since then. The Spanish
troops can easily be seen on shore from
the deck OF the Cincinnati.
no RECENT CAPTURES.
No seizures have been made recently by
any vessels Of the fleet. though the Gin
cinnati held up "A fishing schooner, whose
crew was badly frightened. They offered
their entire catch for their release. The
schooner was allowed to 90. There are
two small Spanish gunboats which are
evidently trying 10 escape from Cuban
waters. Captain Evans. Of the Iowa. told
The correspondent that he had seen them
a long distance off. but they We're very
shy and would not come near enough to
be shot at, and afterwards ran back into
port. II will be next To impossible for
them TO escape the vigilance Of the squad
ron now.
Except the Spanish cruiser Alfonso XII
a hopeless cripple. there is nothing in
Havana harbOr which could not be blown
out of the water by the MayflOwer. or
MangrOve. All the officers of the fleet
positively hunger for news from the
United States. particularly regarding the
movements OF the army or the dongs Of
the Spanish ships at the Cape Verde Is
lands.
TROUBLED WATERS.
Florida Straits is not a sheet Of water
to be selected for pleasure cruise. par
ticularly for q 150-ton dispatch boat or
yacht such as are used for carrying dis
patches.
The lee sides OF the boats are under
water half the time. great volumes OF
spray dashing over the pilOt-hOuse. and
the land lubbering war correspondents
are thrown violently out of their berths
AT night In addition. they have 20 take
their meals while holding on 10 stanch-
ion with one hand. which has been the
common order Of things on board since
the blockade commenced a week ago.
The prevailing easterly winds. blowing
In a direction opposite to that of the
course of the Gulf stream. stir up an
ugly sea I'm the narrow channel between
the Island Of Cuba and the Florida KEYS
which presents more terTors To the news
paper men than any contemplated en-
gagemcnt between the American and
Spanish fleets
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the Spanish colony for the establishment
OF a base Of supplies.
Cruiser Monocacy at Woosung. China
UNASSIGNED.
Cruisers San Francisco and New Or
leans. at New York.
Cruiser Topeka. en- route from England
10 New York
Cruiser Newark, Quitting at Newport.
Cruisers Philadelphia and Charleston.
outntting at Mare Island. Cal.
Cruisers Chicago and Atlanta, undergo
Torpedo boats Talbot and Gwln, az New
port.
Transports Panther and Resolute, en-
route TO Key West with marine battalions'
Cruiser Albany and torpedo boat
SOmers. detained In English ports on ac-
count OF neutrality laws.
Nictheroy. at Rio Janero; revenue cut- -
ters Hamilton and morrill,. en- route TOT
MONITORS.
Catskill. at Boston: Lehigh. az League
Island. Pa. Nahant. at New YORK ia,
son. Montauk. Canonicus, Mahopac anu
Manhattan. az League Island, Pr; Nan
tucket at Wilmington. n. G: Passaic, al
Brunswick Ga: Ajax. at Philadelphia.
SPECIAL SERVICE.
Cruiser Michigan. at Erie. In winter
quarters. gunb0at Wheeling, az oltAa,
Alaska: monitor Miantonomoh. en- route
10 NOlIOift tiulrft ltHHa''i"f - 49,
Island Cal.
RECEIVING SHIPS.
Franklin. al Norfolk: independence, al
Mare Island. Cal. Vermont. AZ New YORK:
Wabash. at Boston. Mass; Richmond at
Philadelphia. Pa.
TRAINING SHIPS.
Constellation. at Newport r, l.: AN,
ance. AZ Fort Monroe, Va. A'uii siirs, in
Mare Island Cal; Mohican' cruising J"
South Panic
7'''' NAUTICAL SCHOOL SHIPS.
81 Marv's. AZ New York; SARATOGA, a.
philadelphia. Pa: Enterprise, a. boston
FISH COMMISSION VESSELS.
Fishhawk. at Boston. Mass; Aioatross'
at Key N&SIifx1LIARY FLEET.
Cruisers-St. Paul. at Philadelpnla, -.
T ouis LEFT New York for PhiladeipmS'
New York Harvard of Tompklh5iN :,
l.: Paris Nale), enroute IRON 81
for New York: Yankee, al New io'H,
Dixie. al Newport News, va, Frai,Dt -. a
New York: Yosemite, at Newport News
Revenue cutters-McLane. at Key West
tt re ,," Manning Window and Wood
hurry arc at Norfolk Va; McCuHoch, az
Yokohama. Japan. Grant Cor"lu 80
push are AZ San Francisco, cal; Perry;
at Port Townsend. WASH p'es''a'' '''
Calumet on the lakes. 1911.
Light house tenders-Armerta. Norto,k'
Va 'Nangrove. Key West. Fla; Maple
Norfolk. Suwanee Nortolk ,,..,. ..
Yachts-Eagle. AT Key West: HAWK, az
Nev, York. Hornet. al Key West. Wasp
en- route from New York TO Key West
vixen at League Island. Pa Sc0rpi9,n,, az
New York. Free Lance, az bIooAiS''
Aileen. at New York -,
Tugs-Algonquin. AZ Key West. = a.
Alice. Norfolk. Va: Nezinscot. Key vs..
Fla. Osceola. Norfolk. Va; Sioux, key
West Fla: Tecumseh. Norfolk. Va; ne
cas-. Norfolk Va: WOmpatuck; New
York: Potomac. Pensacola Fla. Choctaw'
Pensacola. Fla; Powhatan. Pe4hsa3C1Q!Id'
Fla. Fearless Mare Island cal. vigil
liant. Mare Island, cal; Active. Mare Is
land cal. Pontiac and Mohawk. at New
York. and Hercules at Norfolk.
Hospital steamcr-SOlace. newport
News. Va.
Colliers-Merrimac. Norfolk. Va; Leba-
non. Boston. Mass: Nanshan. Yokohama,
Japan: Saturn. at Norfolk NlaEySraii dI
Repair ship-Vulcan AZ Boston.
Water shp-Iris. at Norfolk.
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81
EASTWARD.

granted leave TO accept the colonelcy Of
"a South Dakota regiment of volunteers.
Captain Jack Ritcher Troop a. FIRST
Cavalry. was thrown from new morse
he Was breaking into service this after
noon and hts leg was mashed and spraln-
ed The surgeon states that he VIII be
confined for six weeks.
All tie newspaper correspondents, an
army OF which have been here Tor a week
or more. have left unGer orders for TAM
pa and Mobile a straw that indicates 10
the soldiers here that they are soon 10
follow
ARMY LIFE DIsCOMFORTS.
MOBILE. ALA. April 3n.-There was
nothing but routine in camp near mobile
TO-DAY. except division review by Cen
eral Ccppinger the division being COM
manded by Colonel Simon Snyder, OF the
Nineteenth
Grcat teiay was experienced I'm getting
the troops Off for Tampa owing 10 tne
extraordinary demand for cars on the
Louisville and Nashville road. which was
called TO transport troops from MOphe
and az the same time TO prepare To trans
port the Third Regiment OF state troops
from Birmingham 10 Mobile on sunday.
The agent said he could have met the de-
mand had he had twcnty-four hours no.
tice. IN consequence the Tenth only got
OF on time. The Twenty bivou-
acked FOR the night and had a disagree
able time OF f., many OF them having
been soaked by the rain OF the preceo-
ing afternoon. They left In good spirits.
however. and full of enthusiasm Tor the
war
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rowing OF tho outlet OF tho stomach, and
the only remedy was 70 have II cut out.
which j refused 10 have done. / then
visited a great many mineral springs 20
find relief. among which were West Bo-
den, Ind. las Vegas Hot Springs. New
Mexico Sweet Springs, Mo. and Mani
tou. Col. / also took "A great many dit
ferent kinds Of medicine recommended
for dyspepsia. but found no relief. Last
February I read a testimonial for Peru
ma I'm the Central Baptist that suited my
case. and ! determined at once 10 try
d. / have taken two bottles Of Pe-ru-na
and four of Man-a-lin, and 7 feel Ike
new man. None Of my friends believed
I would get well. ] would not take any
money for the good your remedies have
done me-. I think your medicines arc
all you claim them 10 he. 7 enclose my
photograph. ALIEN. CARTER.
r,s~AAN~.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
A SMALL PRIZE.
The Dolphin Captures a Fishing
Smack-Hcr Captain Pleased.

Smack-Hcr Captain Pleased.
KEY WEST. FLA, April 3O.-This has
been the dullest day Key West has
known since the beginning Of the war
The only news Of the fleet was the
firing at Fort Cabanas, which was eN-
aggerated in the fashion peculiar to this
community.
THE latest phase Of the Puritan incl
dent. according to these reports, is that
the eccentric sailor has confessed 10 an
attempt to blow up the big monitor.
The officers of the ship including Cap
lain Harrington. still maintain, how
ever. that Yeises is kept under restraint
because IL Is unwise to allow irresponsible
persons to be at large on man-ot-war
and that the treason story Is entirely
baseless. ,.,
Today's only prize was the little fish
inc smack Lola. loaded with fish for
Havana. which was captured off the
Cuban coast by the C~patch boat Dol
phin. who sent her in with a prize crew
aboard.
THE captain of the Lola hove-to when
q blank shot was put across her bow, de-
cla-ing that he would rather be captured
by the Americans than enter General
Blanco's service. which he would be
compelled 10 do If he went into havana
Lieutenant Gleaves in command OF the
torpedo boat Gushing. Is annoyed at the
stories sent from here that the blowing
out one of the boats received a few days
ago was due to negligence. He says the
boat had been in service number OF
wears and that the receiver was too ola
10 bear high steam pressure. Ihe Cush-
inc il not incapacitated for service. and
will he ready for action on short notice.
The Cubans here are highly excited over
the following telegram received from =.
estrada palma. Of the New York Junta;
Ensemble and send TO Tampa immeal-
ately all young. unmarried healthy ~,
%ans disnosed TO go 10 Cuba also. all
officers of our army. Delegation will not
sustain families of enlisted
Tampa is made the general rendezvous
If the Cuban forces. Enlistments VIII be-
Gin here tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
THE OLD INDIAN HERB MEDICINE MAN,
"A The greatest Healer Of tho Sick on Earth.
SIC North Rutsw St. Baltimore, Nd.
DO YOU LOVE HEALTHt

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Pains and Aches OF any kind Catarrh Of the stomach.
Kidney, Bladder stomach plants of any kind.
Cold Sore Throat. Bronchial troubles Sores, Skin dis
eases, all Itching sensations, all Female complaints.
LAGrppe or Pneumonia, Ulcers, Carbuncles, Boils,
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body Diabetes OF the Kidneys Brghts disease OF the
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cure any disease no matter of what nature. have
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

Mrs. 5. T. Robbins, White Wright, Texas
feel it my duty 20 say what Pe-ru-na
has done for me. Eight years ago my
liver and stomach began 10 give me
trouble. ! had what IS called COLO a.
times for two years. and six years ago
this spring I began 20 have cole SyTyy
dav. more or less. That fall got SO oaa
A mad TO take medicine. and I'VE years
ago this spring l took jaundice ana gan
stone. IL seemed 10 me that l was as
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several weeks that l could not SIT up any.
and / was az yellow as an orange. Eve,
sinre that 1 had been having collie a.
times. and was very yellow and confined
10 nv bed a great deal OF the time. Last
snring I got so bad that l was In bed
most OF the time for several weeks.
mad collie. sick stomach and nervous
chlns every ak or seven days. Finally,
when I heard Of Pe-ru-na and Man.a-iin
7 had eaten nothing for several days.
and was under the Doctors treatment
oui, taking his medicine and began TO
take pe.ru.na and Man-a-lin. gained
twenty-nve pounds. and can now eat any
,h,nr 7 want 20 without inconveriencs.
NV skin Is perfectly clear-no sign %
iaundice. Mhs' o L. HonpiNe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
THE OREGON SAFE.
The Big Warship Has Arrived at Rio
de Janeiro

RIO JANEIRO, April GO p M.-The
warship Oregon has just arrived.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-There was
feeling of relief among officials to-day
over the safe arrival of the oregon at Rio.
well 10 the north and out of possible
reach of the Spanish torpedo cruiser
Temeririo. which has been lying around
the vicinity of Buenos Ayres
The keenest interest is taken IN her fu-
ture movements but on account OF tine
extreme reticence of the naval authori-
ties the nature OF the instructions which
have awaited her at Rio are not known.
The prevailing belief however, Is that
her orders are to proceed to join Admiral
sampsons feet without delay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
Tnrnedn Rnnfs Sail.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 30.-A ca
blegram was received here to-day stating
that the Spanish torpedo boats Azor'
Rayo and Ariete had sailed TINS morning
for the Canaries
The Azor and the Rayo. the cable said
were flowed by the transports San Fran
cisco and Ciudad Cadiz. This Is taken as
an indication that the collision OF these
boats reported yesterday was not of a
serious nature.
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The wanton exploits OF few creatures lures
of notoriety are, protests the Ne" ,A
,naa,re while the unimpeachable pro.
.toty ~ tho many goes unobserved by
he general public. For every name that
a. foul a dozen could bo given that are
lean but the former ia banded about
nv scandal, and the latter are mentioned
only IN association with their profession
~ york' Few OF the vicious actresses
have been made so By their proiession'
s Mvs th.v went on the stage. which they
hays done their worst 70 degrade, but
which has not degraded them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
Catarrhal Indigestion.

Van Buren,, carter Co.. MO
had been troubled with dyspepsia and
indigestion sitre 1879 In 1880 TOOK Ia
grippe and pneumonia. and since then
could not rest day or night. The best
physicians In the country could do no
good. visited the Mullanphy hospital
in st. Louis and received no benent. The
attending physician told me | had mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
Contest Declared OFF.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-The wrestling
match at Madison Square Garden between
Ernest Rober and Youseuff. the Ierrlole
Turk" was declared no contest the police
having interfered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

Captain W. T. Sampson. commanding.
Flagship New York. battleships Iowa
and Indiana, monitors Terror. Puritan and
Amphitrite; cruisers Detroit Marblehead
ana Cincinnati, torpedo boats Dupont.
Ericsson. Porter Foote and Winsow:
gunboats Wilmington. Helena. Machias.
Nashville Newport and Castine; torpedo
boat destroyer Mayhower. dispatch boat
Dolphin and lighthouse tender MangrOve-
engaged I'm the blockade Of Cuban ports.
Gushing at Norfolk navyyard.
Cruiser Montgomery and gunDoat Nicks-
Durg en- route from Norfolk 20 Key West.
conveying transport steamer Panther with
large detachment of marines.
Dynamite cruiser Nesuvius en- route for
Cuba.
Torpedo boat Rodgers at Norfolk under
going slight repairs
Dispatch boats Fern. Leyden and Samo-
set at Key West.
Gunboat Bancroft at Boston.
Gunboat Annapolis at Key West.
FLYING SQUADRON
Commodore w. $. Schley. commanding.
Flagship Brooklyn and battleships Mas
sachusetts and Texas I'm Hampton Roads.
Cruisers Minneapolis and Columbia.
cruising on upper New England coast.
Ram katahdin. at Provincetown, Mass.
PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Rear Admiral j. y. Miller. commanding
Battleship Oregon and gunboat Mari
eta, al sea in the nelghborhOOd Of Monte
video. Uruguay, en- route 10 Key West
Gunboat Bennington, at Honolulu.
Coast defence vessel Monterey and mon
itor Monadnock, at San Francisco
Cruiser Alert. at San Juan del Sur
AsfATIC SQUADRON.
Commodore George Dewey, command
ing
Flagship Olympia, cruisers Baltimore
Boston and Raleish. gunhoats Concord
and Petrol. revenue cutter McCulloch and
GOLFERS Nanshan and Zafro, en- route from
Mrs Bay. China. to Manila. Philippines
with View TO the capture Of q port on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
War Bulletins.

JACKSONVILLE.F LA.April 3o.-A spe-
cial 10 the Times Union and CluZeh Iloih
Tampa. Fla. says. An atter-pt was maze
last night to explode the powder maya
zine OF knight & Wall. wholesale haru-
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-l.ARGO I.IRERATED.

LONDON. April 30.-Advices from 1lollo
saw that the cargo Of coal of the Amerl-
can bark Saranac, which was captureu
at that place by the Spanish gunooa'
Elcano. has been liberated
TWO MORE SHIPS.
MADRID April 3O.-It Is reported that
the Government has purchased two for
eign Marshlps.
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SPYING SPANISH CONSUL.
Hiding a. Tampa After Having Made
Believe 10 Depart.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. April 3o-A
special 10 the Times Union and Citizen
from Tampa, Fla, says:
chief Of Police Burke. OF the Tampa
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Strong Champion
a Mother Whose Child Was
Saved from Suffering
Had lnfIammatory 4houmation
end Screamed with Pain.

Zone OF my children was helpless with
inHammstory rheumatism and rheumatic
fever. He had been in a bad condition
for Eve weeks, and screamed nearly all
the timo with pain. Medicine seemed to
do him no good. One evening my hus-
band suggested that good blood purifier
was what was needed. He purchased n
bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and began
giving Il to him. From that time he i'm
proved rapidly and soon he was able to
attend school and could walk quite dis
lance. He has never since had All attack
OF this kind. have given Hoods to other
members OF my family, and find tensures
good health. lam a strong champion OF
Hoods Sarsapsrilla." Mrs. {. 5.
FLETCHER, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
floods SaYSapaFiIla
Is the best In fact the one True Blood Purifier
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THE RIVAL NAVIES.
Positions Of Each According 10 the
Latest Information.

The disposition of the ships of The
United States navy. according 10 the best
Information obtainabie az the Navy De-
partment. is as follows.