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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08

END HEARTED GSoMrs HIDING THE pG6s
warfare. Each lad will pick our an
opponent and rndeacor TO smear tue
pitch over him without getting any
from Ills antagonist This snort FUR.
niShes considerable amusement to the
older folks. and some Of the huys are
SO clever that they will return from
battle, peace having been declared,
with not as much as Il single dAub on
their coats or faces. Others not SO
well versed in the art OF parrying tile
strokes will emerge besmeured from
head to foot
After the midday meal The children.
from the Youngest To the eldest, are
washed ana dressed in their best
clothes II the "grosSmutter lind gross.
water" live in the house with them they
remain indoors. but II not they so To
the home OF their elders. They are re-
cciyed very formally 10y the grand.
! parents. and rs each child steps for
ward he Is questioned rs 10 his lea I'M
and general conduct, and after being
aduonished to continue an obrdent
child or praised for some kind act lie
receives a present.
In the evening comes the egg party.
and where The grandparents have Il
large house the event takes place nm.
der their roof The games which make
up the fun Of the evening take tile
form of contests In which all OF The
children are allowed to participate.
Perhaps the, most exciting sport OF
the evening Is [ he "cirr laufen," or egg
race. y course is built around lie
room which takes tile child over chairs
and boxes and under tables and finally
through II big barrel or box and ends
on the opposite side OF tile apartment.
Six eggs nre placed OH the floor ut the
starting point, and the child Is given 4
shallow wooden spoon. With this he
mnst take each egg and, carrying 1t
around the course. deposit 1t in a bas.
ket Mt the finish. He who completes
the transfer In the shortest time Is de-
clnred the winner. II the egg is drop
ped OIL the course 1t may he picked up
again, but Il point is marked against
the contestant every time the egg falls
to the floor. Tie sport will keep every
one present in roars of laughter until
the last contestant has traversed the
course. >
AT the supper table each child finds
fancy candy egg at his place, and
when tile feast is, over it Is taken
home TO dreatn again over the events
OF the happiest day OF the year Bos
con Globe.
" . r. 80 J. - so
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m. Hex, EIirs FOR nrook rrnnt.

The iiekt I'Iirs For nro0L 'rrnut.
The carcfu angler. ii lie studies M
lure at all--hiil he is nnt Il careful an,
gler unless liz does shond always
note wliat dies nrc on the win. 'rht.
roiillnnnt'Sl liy OH mountain brooks is
tli,. small l,ac!s giiat, aud ii little
brown winged ny with hl:irl body is
also quite common. MOI Till later In
The se;lSon-Ilir end OF Iuli,. and begin
Mug Of .lniy do the larger aid lighter
colored HES appear Tile ease is dir
lcreiIi Oh larger and more OPEN rivers
Even early ia The season. ii tile tenn
perat,irc is ai all mIfd and warm. II
srenicr variety are on Tie wins.
nave caught IL one day eleven aitier
ent lies. making careful notes AS 10
size and color 81 lllat MY choice, or
flies has been made Ia cores ,und as
nearly as possible with them with Il
much better result in fish taken When
buying flies get The hest IL Is cheap
esl and best in the end 4 we'll tied
liy VIII stand an ,xiraordinnry amount
OF casting and iiipIing. Fish after fish
may he taken with The same rs II or
'linnry care is used IN extracting Il
from lie FISH,. willie II cheap hy ls soon
unit for use. There IL nothing more
ex,.spri;iiiae than To find the 'ackle
UNFINISHED Or wing TEA Their broken
just when the tisll are rising or at
dusk Wien IL Is hard to see 70 nut on
q fresh Hy.-Ouring Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08
aaa3 9sS''
easter In the
!. Yate rland
>7~ HE German children wake on

zss he German children wake on
g Easter Monday in about the
~ same stare OF mind i'm which
American children wake on
christmas morning. Instead Of with
Santa Claus and reindeer their dreams
lave been filled With kind hearted rab-
bitS anu their attendants. elves, fairies
and little old fashioned gnOmes. who
i've i'll deep holes in The mountain
sides and who Keep careful account Of
the behavior OF each child during the
entire year. All night long according
10 their belief this company has been
F. busy cOloriug and hiding eggs around
the house, in ont OF the way hooks aud
corners.
The first child To awaken ut once
SrouSes tic others Ia ioiu in the ''ecl
sncllel." for Iin one is allowed to bcsiu
THE search nmtil all The brothers and
sisters are dressed and ready. l'lleu
at Il signal from water" away they
start. ana The halls aud rooms resound
with merry shouts rs The nests OF col
ored eggs ar. discovered and captured
The stores are brought together and
divided equally among them.
ne hfthhIaSt CONSISTS almost elItlre-
IS Of eggs aud when The meal is over
the boys and Urls 80 OH to ilt street
10 join Ilrir p;ym;lics The game Of
''eier stoSZen' is inanguraied AT once
Each clliid las been provided with
from i've 1" six hard boiled eggs. aud
They butt the riltlS together with q
sudden RAP. II nilr EGG cracks. lie
owner ilIruS II over Ia tl. rllild who
has done III" ,Inlnage; II both eggs
break neither loses
The building OF bomiires also cOnsti
TUES q purlinn of The morning fun
These fires are made only FOR The pur-
pose OF healing pitcl, or tar. which
each hoy has been collecting aud slor-
Ing for weeks. Then they turn their
jackets inside ont and separate into
gangs, each gang Ia lave It's own bon.
ME and 10 war against tile other The
pitch Is melted on The ends Of long
STICKS ana serves rs the weapon Or
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tn.t+r ln an. 4urI, CLnrch.

The proper time for Tie ceirhrat ion
OF Easter "cnsinncd no little romlro.
Ncrsy in the early church. Tie great
mass Of The eastern Christians crlc-
lIraling The feast ufOn tile fourteenth
day OF The first Jewish month. OF. moon.
me dale OF he Passover. Tie west
rri Christians celebrated il on ihe
Sunday Following The fourteenth day.
claiming that Ills more nrnrly com
menoralrd The Resurrection or Christ.
In 30 HE council Of Nice decided in
favor OF the western usage ana brand
Ell The eastern, custom as the ''quulto
decimen bercsy."
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EASTER IN GERMANY.
ansint Customs Observed ON the
Grent Rar0ninl Estates

In Germany some quaint Easter Gus
toms are observed by tie peasuniry
Al sunrise on Easter morning one Is
awakened by the servants Oh Tie great
estates singing Easter anthems be-
meath the window to the acconpani
ment of small but excellent orches
ira maintained among them. Then the
baron and all his guests assemble IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08
A Charming Array Of
Easter Suits.

awaits your Suits that for style and elegance cannot be
found outside OF our store, and then prices srris-
ingy low. We are showing superior line Of Suits made
Q. Chiffon, Panama and Imported Serges in white.
all the new greys and greens Alice and navy blue and
black Suits that worth $500 To $50. will go all
This Menls al
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"2-lNCll WI TIE PANAMA SUIT
Ing; special ut. O. m
yard -. ... .... 0i,UU
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I.ondon al Ensrer Time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08

%SlNcn FRENCH EOl.IENNES. IN
Nile green. old rose. Alice blue,
navy. red, white and black;
worth y. no: III. cO.
yard ..... ... ...... UOE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08

aG-lNCIi MOfAlRS. IN GUN MET.
al srcys and The new shades of
blues and green's. al. E0o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08
Beautiful Wasl.
Goods.

DAINTY SILK ORGANIZES PRINT.
ed in The large floral patterns;
real value. ~ l-2c. special co.
az yard 49,. OVERWHELMINGLY 0C
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08

\ SPECIAL LOT or PLAIN COZ.
nrrh and novelty snitngs. in all
HE wanted cnlors. including Il lib.
rrhl quantity of the fashionable
e;rcys These goods are 80 inches
wide and all wonl: values up to
zoe. choice Of all III. Tn,
yard . Observation-Disclosures OS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-08

PRINTED RATlsTE AND ORGAN.
dies; The lac grade At. IN.
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;G-lNCH GREY ALleWOOL DE
r s.S!f'- H.. a. H. .5Oc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03
EI Ayustaniento de San Iusn

I. FL Ayustafniento de San Tusn
tlcnc un prcsupucsto bastante recar-
gado para los CONTROVERSIES cx-
plendido para cubrir sus "a astos.
2. Tienc TN crccido sobrantc en-
dincro efcctivo como rcSalta del Efa-
prestito que a1n no ha cmpIcads en-
niaguna obra, 4 pesar del tempo
transcurrido.
5. Ticnc en- GAIA $4,000 de In
veata del edifcio "Carcei de Puerta
de TERRA, que adn no ha invertido.
4. Tiene en- venta ell cdifcio como
cido por Hospital Municipal, en-
$37 900, que tambien tendrl en- GAIA
dcntro de POGO tempo.
5. IicRen importaates sobrantes
de la contribution por "Redencion de
Benos" que guarda en- efectivo en- I'm
Banco.
Por cuyas circunstancias No sc
explica pues, Hon. seffor, esa insis
|tencia en- vender esos terrenos, que
posteriormente pueden ser de meior
utilidad y de mayor precio, deben
reservarSe como toda propiedad Mu-
nicipal, para dedicarloS 4 fines de re-
conocida utilidad p1blica.
Por tanto, esta Liga que represen-
ia 10 mejor y mas granada de las ri :
quezas de San Juan y que lamenta
hallarse en- opesici$n, como 10 estl,
4 los deseos de la CorpASaci6n Muni
cIpal en- el presente case, suplica
V. II. Sc sirva en- su vista suspender
la Ordenanzs de-gue Sc trata. no san
cionando Ia ejecuci6n de la que sc
pretende, pueS no Sc justifica Ia ne
Icesidad de clio segdn queda demos
trado ylademas icausarfs perjuicios
los intereses generates del veneix-
dario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03

ridad oponerse i la consuma-'
cion del desdichadisimo plan
que persiguen los padres del
pueblo.
Esa cs la esperanza one abri-
gan los contribuyentes toaavia.
La autoridad del gobernader
pucde impedir la realization
dc TN gran dano, que despues
ha de abrumarnos con sus con
secuencias. ST ahora que sc pue-
de, no sc conjura con cntereza.
La actitud de la Llga de pro-
pietarios, actitud que sccunda-
rian todos los organismos eco
nomicos, ST Sc les consultara
sobre el particular. ha de i'm
prcsionar Ell amino de la prime
IA autoridad de. la Isla. atenta
como estara sin duda, aquc por
Ia voluntariosa satisfaction de
I'm capricho. no sc dcbcn per
judicar intereses que ticnen
graHdes arraigos v que recla-
man TIN profundo respeto y una
eficaz defensa.
La question esta planteada
ahora en- un punto culminante.
Ell concejo municipal busca
de I'm lado la cumplicidad del
pueblo con el aparatoso plebis-
cito sobre el conf1icto de Ia plan
ta electrical, y por otra parte
quiere complicar al gobierno en-
la anunciada subasta de tc-
rrcnos.
Y nj el pueblo nj ell gobierno
dcben mOstrarse propicios a
secundar planes tan torpes.
En- esas empreSas de resulta-
dos tan negatives, deben que
darsc solss nuestros pretores,
solos. sin cooperation alguna,
para que la impopularidad les
enseie que la opinion castiga
con sus desvios 4 los que osan
dcSacatarla.
La question planteada como
esta, no puede tardar en- resol-
verse.
El plebiscito va esta descon-
tado de entre los recursos que
pudiera explotar el municipio,
desae que ha surgido la protes
ia de las classes economicas, aho-
IA falta conocer la resoluci6n
del 'gobernador.
Consemos en- Ia prudencia y
en- ell buen juicio de nuestra
primera autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03
LA ENAGENACI0N De TERRENOS
De LA PRsPlEDAD DEL MvNICIPlo
EN- EL sARRlo De PUERTA De TERRA, coNTlGU0s
AL EDIFlcIs BENomlNADo "CARCEL"

Carta del Presidente de Ia 'Liga
de Propietarios al Honorable Gober-
nador de Puerto Rico, solicitando no
imparta su aprebaci6n la Ordenan-
"a votada por el Ayuntamiento, dis
ponlendo la .yenta de aquellos te-
rrcnos:
" En- nombre y representation de
Ia "Liga de Propietarios de Fincas
Urbanas de San Juan, y como Pre-
sidente de su Directiva. tengo Ell ho-
nor de dirigirme q V. H. dc aeuerdo
con IL seccion 22 de la Ley Munich
pal, suplicandole interponga su au-
teridad, suspendiendo el acuerdo del
Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad de "a
de los corrientesf relative la venta
de una faja de terrenos en- Ell barrio
de Puerta de TERRA, al Este delledi-
flcio conocio por : C9reel de Puerta
do Terra, atendiendo 4 las razones
siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03
ReYiSta de los TribunaleS
UN PLEITo lMpoRTANTE EN- LA cORTs fEDEUAl

Don Jose Maria Ubarri, represents
do por les letrados senores Monserrat
y Hord, ha esta blecido en- la Corte Fe-
deral, demanda contra don Pablo Uba
ri & Iramategui, en- reclamation de
ciento veinte y tres mil dollars.
La demanda tiene por fundamento
ciertas irregularidades que Sc dicen
cometidas en- la testament aria de dofia
Aureliana Iramategui y determinadas
combinaciones que ell demandante ase-
gura que Sc realizaron, en- perjuicio de
sus derechos.
Como Sc We; el asunto promote ser
de les mas importantes y complicados
que Sc han debatido en- la mencionada
Corte Federal.
p 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03
DE TEATRO

Al extreme del drama de Traversi,
'tFrine", asistiS un numeroso pGblico
ell sabado.
En- Ell desempefIo de la obra sc dis
tinguieron mucho la escultural sefiora
Vicini, ell tenor Vannutelli ell sefior
Poggi.
La obra fue presentsda con mucha
propiedad y fuG aplaudida en- muchos
pasajeS.
En- ell tercer acto de al Puritani,"
que tambien formaba parte del pro-
grama, la seflora Gonzaga y los scflo-
res Borghese y Cirino arrancarsn de-
lirantes ovaciones al p1blico que no
Sc cansa de aplaudir los citadss ar
tistas. Ell final del gran duo de ba.
rftono y bajo, fue biSado como de cos
tumbre
El espectaculo termin6 con el gran
dioso himno al aSol, de la opera Iris
de Msscagni
w
A la function organizada por la
eminente pianista puertorriquefia Sc
nora Elisa Tavarez, asisti6 un pdblieo
distingudo
En- la zarzuela eDos Canarios de
cafe, fue muy aplaudida la se1orita
Gals.
EI acto de concerto gust6 extra
ordiaaria mente.
La sonora Tavarez, que fue saluda.
da con un gran APPLAUSE, al salir es-
cena, ejecut6 msravllosamente la gran
Marcia Redenci6n, de Tavarez, Ia
rapshodia ga. de List, la baIada de
Chopin y Ell gran allegro de concerto,
de Girau. Ell p1blico premi6 con ova-
clones constantes la brilIante interpre.
taci6n que la eminente pianista di6 a.
tan inmortales obras.
La bella soprano Annetta Perretti.
luciendo un traje lindfsimo que real.
zaba su gentil fgura, cant6 con su-
premo arte dos lindas canzonettas que
el pdbiico aplaudi6 con entusiasmo.
La admirable artista fu6 muy oya-
cionada
Tambi6n fue apaudidfsima la gra-
ciosa tiple c6mica sef1ora Lombard
que canto una pfcaresca canzonetta,
muy del agrado del pdblico que ova.
ciono la bella artista.
.Caballerfa Rusticana," tuvo una
Interpretation magnffca, por parte de
la senora Vicini y Ell tensr Vannutelli.
Ambos distinguidos artistas. fueron
muy ovacionados.
En- ell duo con Ell tenor Vannutelli,
la senora Vicini tuvo psrfodos de gran
inspiration y. expresiones dramaticas
que la acreditan de excelente actriz vi
de cantante de facultades.
Ell tenor Vannutelli estuvo felicfsi-
mo Ell su "particella'.
El brindis le valio una ovaoion. '
otra, Ia despedida que dijo con gran
sentiiniento. La senora Bettini, el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03
~Nota del dia

les que han ideade In farsa del
plebiscito para complicar a los
vecinos de la municipalidaa de
San uan en- ell menguado ne
gocio de la planta electrica. que
tantearan tambien a la opinion
q yer ST aprueba la enagena
cion de los biencs municipalcs,
iniciada de algdn tempo q esta
parte y proseguida con una pre-
cipitacion que tienc justamente
alarmade al pals.
va esa consulta no es necc-
Saria. NucstrsS pretores pue-
den ahorrarse Ell trabajo de am
Pillar Ell plebiscito, pucsto que,
sobre Ell particular. existe tam
bien una opinion franca y elo .
cuente de la Liga de Propieta-
rios.
La carta que este organisme
la dirigido al gobernador, pi-
diendo q Ia primera autoridad
de la Isla que 40 apruebc eli
proyecto de enagenaci6n de te-
rrenos municipales. la publica-
mos hoy.
Es I'm documento raZonado,
concienzudo y que sc inspira en-
los mas sahios principios de
economic.
jOue mas desea saber, des-
pues de estas dos solemnes pro-
testas de la Liga de Propieta-
rios, que mas desea saber nues-
tro concejo municipal para con-
vencerse de que esta sslo y
completarnente divorciado de
la opinion economical
Como habran podido observar
nuestroS pretores, vamos de
acuerdo las fuerzas economicas
de San uan V. nosotros, al
apreciar y juzgar como Sc me
recen esos lamentables proyec-
tos municipaIes que son en- la
actualidad TN motive poderoso
de alarma Y de intranquilidad
entire las claseS contribuyentes.
va 10 ven nuestros ediles, es
tan solos. En- el baratillo en-
pdbliCa subasta que quieren ha-
Ger de las propiedades munici-
pales, y en- los ensayos indus
triales en- que pueden quedar
comprometidos Ell dinero Y Ell
credito mun1cipales, la opinion
abandona "a los forjadores de
quimeras Y hace TN ltamamien-
to al gobierno para que no per
mita la consumaci0n del des-
cuaje municipal.
No sc trata, pues, de injustas
animosidades, nj de iniustifca.
aas prevenciones cue habra
querido entrever la suspicaCia
contumaz en- las juiciosas cen
suras en- que hemos condenado
las torpes orientaciones actua-
les del municipio. va han Wis
to nucstros ediles como. no cs-
tamos solos; la actitud de la
Liga de Propietarios no deja
lugar a dudas, es resuelta V es
oportuna
Ell gobierno debe, en- este ca
SO, obrar con absolute cordura,
amparando los interescs que la
imprevision y la obcecacion de
IN ORGANISING administrative
que parece perturbado puede
poner en- peligro, en- inminente
riesgo, por no tomar en- cuenta
las advertencias Y los consoles
prudentes.
Por parte del municipio esta
Tesuelto y aprobado Ell desastre.
De nuestros pretores no hay
que esperar arrepentimiento nj
enmienda.
Pero falta la aprobacion del.
gobernador, segdn Sc manifesto
en- los docamentos publicados,
= puede naestra priiaera auto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03

senior Carrozzi contribuyeron al exito
que secundo Pederssamente Ia orques-
ia dirigida por el maestro Barducci.
D0ssesag0 Oyosco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-03
En- ell Circo Lowande

Anoche Sc vi6 concurridfsimo
el pdblico de San Juan el Circl
Lowande, en- el que Sc exhibie
excelentes vistas cinernatografies
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-20
PASSAGE OF RATE
BILL STILL IN DOUBT
Three Amendments are Giving
Trouble and Arguments Have not
Yet Been Reached on
Several More

Washington, June 20.-From pres
enr indications the conferees ou the
railroad rate till will not reach An
agreement until some time next week,
which in all probability will be the
last week of the session. The purpose
of Withholding the report, it is said,
10 t o avoid repetition of the long de-
bate in the senate which followed the
recent report of the conferees. This
debate resulted in sending the bill
back to conference.
Conversations conferees have had
with various members of the senate
and house disclose that there are cnly
three amendments that are giving
trouble These as the pipe line amend
ment which makes pipe lines common
carl iers, the commodity amendment,
and that which requires that the in
terstate commerce commission shall be
given tve days notice before hearings
are granted upon appli cations for in
functions setting aside orders of the
commission.
There are a number of other amend
ments on which agreement has not
been reached, but which could bs ao-
justed easily by the conferees. Among
these are the sleeper car and lateral
branch line amendments.- 1t 10 expect
ed that the latter will not be applied
to slaeping cars.
The antipass amendment is 10 dis.
pute, bot it is expected that an ag ree-
ment concerning it can be reached by
redrafting the amendment 80 az to
provide merely that passes shall not
he issued to mem bers of congress, offic-
ials OF the legislative departments,
pres idenrial electors aud other classes
over which the federal government
admittedly has control.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-20
WORK BEGINS ON
COLUMBIA VALLEY
BANK BUILDING

The work of exoavating for the new
three story brick block of the Colum.
bia Valley bank at the corner of Oron.
do and Wenatchee ave nu.s was begun
today. The work is being done by
the Eagle Transfer company. The
contract tor the building was let yes
terday to Mr.. Window, of Seattle who
also bas the contract for the Rosen.
berg block IN the course of construc-
tion. According to the contract the
work must be completed in 80 days.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-20
MAY EXTERM|NATE
JEWS IN RUSSIA
Bloody Anti-Iewish Campaign is so
Well Organized That Few Jews
and Very Little Jewish Prop
erty Will Survive

London. June 20.-Leopold J.
Greenburg, honorary secretary of the
English Zionist Federation, received
a telegram this morning from mem
Der of the Russian douma, stating that
the bloody anti-Jewish campaign in
Russia is so we'll organized and so
vigorously supported by the bureau
cracy that few Jews and little Jew.
isn property is likely to survive.
"Oaly the douma," continues the
message offers the slightest hope
of staying the movement Troops,
wherevever lighting threatens to go
against the mob, fire on the Jews
Much property has been destroyed by
means of dynamite, which is in the
hands of tine authorities alone. The
Jews are entirely without protection.
All other nationalIties as such, mere
ly stand aside. The douma will make
desperate efforts to secure control of
the administrative machinery of the
government in order to stop the on
slaught on the Jews and quell the
bloodthirsty rioters.
The Jew ish World has received the
following from OWNS k, also termed
Duanaberg, province of Vitebsk. ITO
miles southeast of Riga, dated June
IS:
Fifty persons have been killed in
the anti Jewish riotiug at Starosielsce,
not far from Bialystk. The state of
mind of the popuiace is indesorib-
able"
Odessa, June 20.-General Kaulbars
has received word from ] l CT the best
garrisons in Russia to the effect that
the troops are mutinous and have re-
fused to act as police in quel.lng
street distur Dances.