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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE BEOINNINGS OF RKLIQION.
RELIGION9 OF PRIMITTVE TBrOTLBB. mBf
Daniel G. Brlnton. Profeaanr of Archa?logT
and LlnguUtlca ln the I'nlvershy of Ppnna>i
vania. Octavo, pp. 264. O. P. Putnam a Pons.
Theae lectur?fl wera glven ln half a dozen
cltles under the ausplcee of the Amerlcan Com?
mlttee for Leotures on the Hlstory of Reilglons.
To the same eommittee wa owe Canon Cheyne'a
lectures on "Rellgloufi Thought and Llfe Among
the Hebrewa in Post-Exllic Daya." From the
Interestlng detaiis ln whlch Dr. Rrlnton'a leet
ures nhound we tntn to his maln concluslons.
Thr wondcrful slmllarity of the myths and culta
of early men between whom wlde oceans roll re
veais the unlty of the mlnd and the eameness of
Ita way of working upon common materlals.
Rcllrrlons are gen.-rated ln the BUb-consclous
atratum of our nature. The Idea of the auper
human is developed from the unconscloua hu
man powers of mlnd. Here Is "tbe true eotirce
of the roneeption of the Dlvlne." The one unl
vcrsal trait of endless forms of rellglous ex
PfaaalOtl la faith ln mlnd, ln the supersensuouB.
as the ultimate BOtUTCO of all forca. all llfe, all
belng. ar.d that man ls ln communlcation wlth It.
Dr. Brlnton has occaslon to corrert a varlety
of miseonceptlonB. as that some eavage trlbea
are destltute ef roligion. that some worship in
anlmate objects without roference to any Bpirit
or llfe concelved as Inhabltlng them. that death
la an object of terror to prlmttlvo men, that the
aarllest marnage waa mere promlsculty, etc.
It seems to us that he hlmself needa correctlon
ln nn important polnt. He declares there la an
"irreconcilable confltct" between aclence and re
Ugion. beeanae "they arlse ln totally dlfferent
tractfl of the human mlnd. sclenco from the con
BgeJona, rellgjloa from the ertib- or unconscloua, ln
telllgence. Therefore, there ls no common meae
ure between them." But evldently thls reason
Ing doea not hold except upon tha mero as
aumptlon that these dlfferent tracta of our
nature are themeelvea so lncoherent or contra
dictory that thelr producta must be ao. Dr.
Brlnton should have distlngulshed here, aa he
has elsewhere. between religlon and theology.
Ex-Presldent Whlte of Cornell. ln hla "Hlstory
of the Warfare of Sclence wlth Theology." haa
made a truer statement: "Sclence, though lt has
?vidently conquered dogmatio theology, based
on Blblleal textB and anciant modes of thought,
wlll go hand ln hand with religlon."
T'ndoubtedly, as Dr. Brlnton saye, the power
termc'd "Inspiratlon" waa. llke religlon. orlgl
nally of a psychlcal character akln to what la
ealled "possesslon." It la equally eertaln that
ln each the psychlcal haa developed Into the
moral. Between the lnsplratlonal character of a
trance-speaker and that of a preacher of rlght
eousness there ls a vast dlfference. But Dr.
Brlnton eees no dlfference between the inspira?
tlon Of "evangellsts and Indlan medlclne-men."
Furthermore, the goal of rellgloua progress Is
represented aa reached "when tho Idea, no longer
merged ln the ldeal, atanda by Itself aa the
reccKirized guido of consclous effort." apart
from any eonception of "belng a personallty."
We doubt very much whether an idea of lnflnlte
goodness wlll ever be able to stand by Itself
without eupport ln the ldeal of a belng who ia
Inflnitely good, any better than an adjeetive ls
able to go alone without a Bubstantlve to sup
port lt. In short, whlle Dr. Brinton ls an ad
mlrable explorer. he la much lesa admlrable as a
philosopher.
--e-?
A FAMOUS DUEL.
THE TE.MPER OF THE FTETH LORD
BYRON'.
Not many people ln thla generatlon have
heard or read the details of the quarrel between
the fitth Lord Byron and hla nelghbor, Mr.
Chaworth?a quarrel which waa to have Ita
effect. fifty yeara later, upon one of the greateat
of English poets. "Thc Argosy" notcs that thla
quarrel. a sllly and groundlesa one, took place
ln January, 1765:
A club of Nottlr.ghamshlre gentlemen of rar.k
and fortune had met as they usually did?one
evenlng a week?to dine together at the Star
and Oaiter Tavern. Pall Mall. Everything went
off as usual. go .d-humoredly. but about 7 o'clock
a dlspute an.se whether Lord Byron, who took
no care of his game. or Mr. Chaworth, who was
a strict preserver, had most on thelr manor.
Mr. Chaworth remarked that he belleved that
there was not a hare ln that part of the coun?
try whlch was not elther preaervefl by hlmself
or Slr Charlea Bedley. on this I.ord Byron. who
was a most apltefu] and unamiable person,
offered a wager of ?100 that he had more gamo
on his estate than his nelghbor in the country,
Mr. Chaworth, had r,n his. The wager was ac?
cepted, and thc? particulara duly recorded ln
black and whlte. Rhortly after thla Slr Charlea
Bedley s manors were mentloned, whereupon
Lord Byron exclalmcd ln some heat:
"Slr Charlea Sedley's manors? WheTO are
they'"
"Why, Hocknel and Nuttal," replled Mr. Cha?
worth; "the latter was purchaaed by hlB famlly
from one ef my anceatora."
Lord Byron did not dlsputo Nuttal. but he
clalmed Hocknel as hla own.
"In thr.t case," answered Mr. Chaworth, "lf
Tour Lordship requires satiafactlon, why, Slr
Charles llvea in Dean-st.. and you know whero
to rind me ln Berheley-et.**
Whether thls was a real dlspute or only uscd
as u tneans of glvlng vent to angry feellng seema
somewbat doubtful, though lt ls possible that
Chaworth used the word "eatlsfactlon" wlth a
double meanlng, yet the company apprehended
no evll consequencc-B when they parted at 8
o'clock.
Lord Byron, however. stepped Into an empty
chamber and aent the "drawer" after Mr. Cha?
worth, who was on his way downstalrs, to re
quest a few mlnutes' prlvate convc rsatlon wlth
that unfortunate gentleman. Mr. chaworth,
who was, lt is sald, a most amlahle character,
and not one likely to nouiiah any 111-feeling. lrn
mediately retraced his steps and went to the
room where Lord Bvmn was awaltlng him. It
was a small apart ment, and llghted only by tha
dim light of n t allow candle and the dylng em
bers of a dull fire. f~m Mr. Chaworth enterlng
the room Byron a?ked him whether he was to
have "recou'rse to Sir <"har)e8 Sedley to aecount
for the business of the game an 1 ihe disputed
lordship of the manor, or to hlmself?"
' "To tne, my lord. lf you wlsh," was the reply
ln a BOmewbat surprised tone. "And I tblnk lf
you have anylhlng 10 *ay it would be best to
ahut tha door. '.c-flt we BhOUld be overh.-ard."
gpaaklng ihus. Mr. Chaworth moved on one
adde to effe< t this objert, hut upon turnlng
round he obeerved, to his nstonishrnent, that
Lord Byron was Juat behtnd him with hla aword
half drawn, and heard him. at the same Instant,
cal! out "Drawl"
There araa nothinsr for lt but for Mr. Cha?
worth to draw his own aword in return. an'l do
his best to defend hlmaelf in his Boaaewhat
awkward poaltloa by thc door. whlch he did.
He was an excellent fencer, but unfortunatc-iy
mad? n thrust entangllng his BWOrd In the
weJateoal of his antagontat, whereupon Lord
Byron ahortened his weapon and lr.fllct?d a
fatal wcund. Mr Chaworth was carried to his
house in Berkeley-at. and eurvlved but a few
hours. though he was able to dlctate his will
and a lettar to his mother, and make a com?
munlcation to his near relative, a Mr. Levlngo,
which appearB to have eoniewhat Impugned the
honor of Lord Byron.
"Good heavena!" crled the dvlng man, 'that I
ahould have Li-en BUCh a fool as to fight ln the
dark. 111s lordship did not lntend tlghting when
wa went Into the room. but seelng me up by the
door he thought he had me at an advantage,
and thus i ncountered me. I dle as a man of
honor. but Byron has done hlmself no good
by it."
Hoaaee Walpole says that ha left hehlnd hlm
a paper Ln Whlch he allowed it was ii fuir du.-l.
Mr. Chaworth di'-d at 9 o'clo. k in the mornlng,
ln his fortieth year. and a bachelor. Lord Byron
was trled for murder before his paera at Weat*
mlnsttr Hall on Aprll W and 17 folloaaing. Me
made a plaln and honorable defence, denylng
wlth Indlgnatlon the Inslnuatlons made agalnst
hla fairn?-ss and honor. On the conclusion of
hla addresB the lordfl declared Lord Byron to
be gullty of "manslau?hter" only, whereupon
his lordship, clalming the prlvlleges of the peer
age aa regulated in the flrst of Kdward VI, was
dlacharged upon paymt-nt of the usual feea. By
the atatute before mentloned, peers in all eaaea
where the beneflt of clergy Is allowed were dls
mlssed without burninj- ln hand, loss of ln
heritance or corruptlon of blood. Lord Byron,
who haa come down t<> poaterlty aa "the bad
Lord Byron," aurvlved his trlal three-and-thlrty
yeara, dylng ln 1798, when the famlly honors
devolved upon hla grandnephew George?the
poet?aon of Captaln Byron. tha wjj[d and reck-.
leaa prodlgal who marrled the Soottlsh helress,
Mlsa Gordon.
Thla Lord Byron. aa we know well. gf''- e a
lustre to hla tarnlshed name which had ne\?r
before belonged to lt. The memory of the ceie
brated and fatal duel dld not dle out wlth the
old lord. but canaed a bltter feud between tna
nelghborlng famillea of Byron and ChawoTth.
If thla du*?l had never taken place lt 1a pC8H
alble Ihat the pot*t mlght have marrled bis flrst
love. Mary Chaworth. and the rurrent of hla llfe
would have turned Into hpnlthW and hnppt'-r
rriannela.
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THE TWO KATTOMB,
LIma. Peru, vla Galveston, Tex , Aprll 22 Tt ls
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ruvlan an<l ChllUn Governmenta wa<i algned to-.lay
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Tin- ushera for thr- i-v^-niifr were Mr?. Henry
Ne.dllnK.-r. Mra. .1 Perrla Melga and the Mlaaea
Kl.. n Chater, Ellaabeth <'uttit.ii, Carol Cooke, May
Child". Vlrglnla ''has. and Bnally McCreery.
AmcnK thoae preaenl were Mrs. Abi.y ?..?'? Hieb
ar........ Qlllette Buraesa, Colonel A. <;. Palne,
Sigourney VV. F_v. Mra, Eather Hernnan Mrs,
Wllllam T. CornelL Mrs. j. Wooleey Bhepard, Mr.
and Mr.". Charlea 15. I'otter, Mr.s Hlchard J.e '*.;.!
llrr.t.e nr.d Mrs. John Kc-ndrlck BangB.
The purpoae of the BOCiety l? to ald needy etu
der.-.a at Vn-'-ar College, and a good aum was
raieed for thla object.
IS HAWATI TO BE 8ETZED?
A REPORT THAT THE UNITED BTATES
WILL TAKE POr-PKftSION.
j rivnriAP.T.Y an ggcaOOBRATlOB- A OOAI.INO BTA
TIOB am. that II tXJWI'BBWaalMI 1BB
ATOR DAVIP ADVOCATEB BEIZrRE.
San rranclaco, Aprll 22,-Advloea from Hono
; Inln under date of the 14th InBt Btate that it is
rutnored that Mlnlater Bewell and Admlral Mll
>r win take formal poaaeealon of the Lalanda ln
: the name ef the Unlted Btatea as a roaiing ata
1 Uon on tha 16th. it was Impoealhla to eonflrm
1 the rumor hefnr* the pteamer Rl" JanelTO left
Honoluln.
Waahlngton, Aprll 22. Inqnliy at the Navy
' Departmeni as lo tbe story that the I'ntte.l
i States Government had arrar.ged for ihe BOla*
I ure Of the Hawallan Islands and the efltabllah
i ment of a coallng atatioa m Hawall faiifd lo
! aeeure any poaltlve atatement on the Mibjer-t.
Thera ls g....d authortty for heiievlng that the
atory is exaggerated and that nil that has been
d.me is to provlde for the eatabllahment of a
I coallng depot and Ita adequate protectlon.
It waa learned at the Capltol to-day that the
Prealdent, m converaation wlth Benatora, aaked
them Whal they thoughl Of tha pr-oposltion lo
take the Hawallan lalanda as well as th.- Phlllp
plncs as a war meaaure. Thoae in favor of nn
nexatlon of Hawall ezpreaaed the hope that iho
San Franoisco report Is tme.
Membera of the Benate Commlttee on Forelgn
Relations ara g-nerally without Informatlon aa
to the plans o* tiie Adminlsfratlon in Hawall.
but Boma of them Indorse tha idea of aecurlnaj
the Padflo lalanda hy aetaure at thla time. In
vlew of their Btral ;le Importance, Senntor
Davla. ehalrman of the commlttee, ls arr.ong
thoae who hold thls vlew. lle aald to-day that
he eonBldered that the Cnited States would be
entirely juatlfled in takmg the lalanda in caae
of war as a war measiire. "They would." sald
he, "he necessary for OU." own defenca, nnd we
should l.e Juatlfled ln thelr peizure at auch a
tlme to prevent thelr falilng Into the hnnds cf
our enemlee, to wh'.rn they would be lnvaluahle.
Wbat La to prevenl Bpaln'a aendlng a cru aar I i
Honolulu ;ir:d aelzlng the country, together wlth
..nr property Intereata there, ln.-'.u llng our coal,
of whlch I underatand wa have qulte a supply
ln the lalanda? Furthermora, there are ln Ha?
wall many Ameri.-an Cltlsena whoae lnterests lf
Is necessary we ahould protect. For these ar.d
other reasona I BhOUld lndor?e taklng possesslon
of the Islands by the l'nlted States In tlmo of
war. We, of co:irse, know that the Hawallan
Government ls fiUndly to anr?s,T lOU, ao that
acqulrement by thls means WOUld nol be so vlo
lent a proceedlng as It mlght aeern und-r other
clrcum^t.'inces."
lt is held that in n.i^ poeaeaelon was acciuired
ln thls way there WOUld not ba any necesslty for
conflrmatory action by CongresB.
-e
TAKING CHARQE OF BPANIBH AFFAIRS.
FRENCH AafRABBADOR AND AUBTRIAN BlMlgRat
TO act gEPARATELT.
WaBhington. Aprii 22 As n res'rlt of objec
tions raised by tha State Departn.c-nt to the
joint action ef fhe French Ambaaaador nnd tha
Austrinn Mlnlater In repreaentlng spaln ln this
country, lt ls underatood that a aetlafactor)
arrangement haa been made by witi.-h the Am?
baaaador and tha Mlnlater wlll dlvlde th?-ir
dutles and wlll act aeparately ln lo.>k!ng afr-r
Spanish affalra and di illng wlth the authori
tl< i here. Tiie arrangement waa ma le afi-T a
c nf.-rer.ee between Judge Day and tha Ambaa?
aador and Minister. At tha outaet tha De
partment tooh der '..-d grounda agalnal a "joint"
reprcseniat!on, bt evlng ll il II Invlted eonfu
alon and wns unuaual. M waa eaplelned, how*
ever, that Bpaln had made h'-r request sltnul
tanaously to Prance and AUBtrla, and tnat both
Qoeernmeata bad accepted almultarieoualy. Al?
though lt lmp<>ae<l nn onerouB duty, the a<-rept
anres, it was explained, wera dlctated by tha
u*unl eomlty between nati.'ns. Havlng two ac
ceptan^es, the Spanish Qovemment did not fael
at liberty to prefer nn? over the other, but ac
oepteal tbe protectlon of both eountrlea
Whlle this eaplanatlon waa In every way aatis
factory to the authorltlea hc-re, they did not
wish the protectlon to become eompllcated by
any dlvlded responatblllty. Tha Ambaaaador
and fhe Minister thei-eupon made known thelr
cnurse, whlch eontemplatee distlnct aetl .n In
dlfferent localltlea, and thls w;is satlsfaetory fo
the l'nlted Stat'-s. The French consula or con
Buls-generai wlll take charge of Bpanlah Inter?
eata at New-Orleana, Baa Frandsco, Phiiadej
phia, Boaton and Qalveaton. At these pnints
the Austrian novernment is not repreaanted by
conaular offlcera If any rnsa orlglna'as tl
thera polnt". ar.d ls broughl befora tha Btate
Department, then th.- French Ambaaaador wlll
tak>. .-ntir.' charge of the negotlatione, ?-.? far a.?
Spaln's Intereata nre . mcerned, without con
snltlng the Auatrlan Mlr.i"'. r
(m tha other hand, Auatrlan eonsuls and vlra
oonaula wlll take irga of Bpanlah intereata
at New-Tork, Chlcago and Plttaburg, and as
to csses ln theae localltlea tiie Auatrlan Mlnlater
wlll act Independently and without r..nsulting
thc. Prewch ambaaaador. ln smaliar dtias,
where no conaulfl belonglng to the regular ser
vlee ef Franea or Auatrta are locate**,, tha ron
aular agenta, commarclal ..r honorary, wlll take
charge of spanish Intereata, aei ? determln
ir.a,' whether a French or nn Auatrlan offlclal
Hhnll be In rharge. Th" Ambaaaador and Mln?
later wlll have no Jolnl functlnna to perform for
spaln, In tbe aenae of nonducttng dlplomatlc
neg ittatlona, a? all dlplomatlc relatlona with
Spaln ara tc-rnlnated.
-?-?
A PATRIOTIC ORDER,
KNTOBTg OP THF, MAfCABCKg WII.I. not I/iBr*
|HgT7RANCat.
Port IT'iron, Mleh., Aprll BJ in vlew ot tha de
alra of mnnjr of tha 300.000 memhere of lha Knlghts
of the Maccabeea t.. anllat, Bupreme fommander
D r Ifarkey haa laauad a disi.in Whl.-h
will rr..ike ihe orrl - ' >r rh- Inaurance of .-.11
membera who dl< a lle engaged ln tl.a military ..r
naval i en k a af I helr ? ounl ? >
-e
DAT of FABTINa AM) PRATER DESIRBJD.
natiovai. REFORM ahsoitation askh thi:
PRXaiDRNT TO PROCI.AIal pf.
Plttaburg, Aprii B The Bie itive rommltteai of
tha Natlonal Reform A.atlon haa prepared a
meaaaga whlch wlll be aenl lo Prealdent McKlnley
to-day urglng hlm at thla "crltlcal hoor of our
Natlonal llfe, wlth the horrora <>'. w-.ir Impendtng,"
I ' .:nj n day of fastlng nnd prayer
TO ADD THK HOLLAND To TIIE NAVY.
REPORT THAT THE GOVERNMENT wn.i, nt;T THK
IIOAT MCB1IEHB OF THR CRKW wir.t.
VOLUNTEER F?>It BEKTPT
Pcrth Amb..y, N .T . Aprll -jr* Word was recelved
ln Pcrth Amboy thla mornlng thal the Navy De?
partmeni baa practlcally declded to purchaaa ihe
nibmarine torpedo boal Hollaad
Ounnar Nlnderman, Englaeor A.:.ii?,,n and An
Klstnnt Electrlclan Meyer, <.f tr->? - preaent crew ?.f
the Holland, aald ttrnt lf tha boal i" accepted by
? a Navj nepartmenl they wlll volunteer f. .r *. r
??|. ?? as pari of II crew They hava been In Ihe
Navy, and are -,i.>..? >ii.^ to loln lt ikhIh. bul th.-v
nr>' awaltlng the declslon ..f the Departmeni ns to
tne purchaae of Ihe Holland.
lt is underatood lhal lha board of naval experts
whlch watehH tiur Hnlland'a manoauvrea on
Wedneaday dealrea to wltneaa anc.tiier rnp hefi.r.
mnktriK Ita tir.al report, and II ls ezpected thal
this trip wlll take placa on Sundsy or Monday
e
KSARSARGE ARMOR ACCEPTED.
BATIBPACTORT TEiT OF A PLATE at IRDIAN
READ PROVIKO OKcifNDS.
W.iahlnKton. Ar.rll 22 -Af Indlan Mead to-day a
trl ii wns mada of a turrct plata repreaentlng the
armor of tha battle-ehlp KeaJaaraja. The plate
varled from li to 17 Inches in thlrknens and waa at
tacked hy tWO Bhota from a 12-ln.-h gun. the firyt at
a veJoclty ef I.OJ feel a aecond, penetrating thir
teen Inchea, and ihe aecond at I.7BI feet, getting
through the iiiate bul nol tlu backlng. As a reauit
the Governmenl accepted UI loi a of tba armor.
?
MAJOR POPE BTARTB FOR THK BOUTH.
Hoaton, Aprll B -MaJOT l'er< Ival C. PopB, l'nlted
states Marlne '"'.rps, cemmandlng tha marlna bar
ra.-k*. at the Navy Tard, left Jloston to-day for tha
Norfolk Navy Yard There he wlll meet and taka
command of the Second Battallon of Marlnea, .
D.
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An e^^onnt of rho only ra'tonal moda af traatmant.
ruhllahed by the BliatatABRON BANITARItrM.
Krta f'ir arimp REW LONDOK, CONB,
whlf-h wlll arrlve from N'ewYorlc by transport
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FT.W WARBHIPi AT PO?ton
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only tliree affe-tlva fl^htlng ahlpa aaalgna<| to the
rt*ferv:a of Hoaron, and they ara Of lha loweat elasa.
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atart from PhlladelphlB for thls | rt Ml orhar de
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Captaln Colhy, of tha Ltghthoiiae Painrtmant, has
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Tho ahlp is now In West Indian watera. Tha fol
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Board dur.ng tho nexl few daya: th" Rajah, oaned
by Predcrlek B. MeQueaten, of Baal Boaton; fhe
Naahawana, B. P. Bogga; tha Bydta, O. Tompkins,
ii.? Oaaheata, 'leorgo M. Praaton; the Adeiita.
I .; Wlld. the Avenel, Frnnk B fllrnpaon, of
Roxbury; tiia jo.?ephine, W. H. Owynne; tha Toi
natte, Bobert B. Bvana, and tha Prtneeaa, Bdwln
Morey,
In Ihe fleet of larga oeann golng tOWhoata whleh
ara llahle st any moment fo ha Inapeeted ?nd pur
ehaaed -ire rhe ITndarwriter, tha Taurue, tha storm
Klng. tha Herald, the Kata Jonea an.l tha bfercury,
<>' ihe Boaton Tewhoal Compaay*a larga Seet; the
Jeahua Lovett, tha Qeorga M. Wlnalow and the
i.ii.iiey Pray, of the Comaaaaretal vTharf Ceaapaay;
tha Argns. tha i'arl.oriero, tho Wrestler and tha
Oladlator, of tha I'nlon COBBpany; the Ir* Klng, of
tt.e Moraa Cempany, and tha Bathaalel P Doane.
of th? Lowla Companj
There Is alSO fhe lo.-al flaef of pllot-boata. nII
Bturdy and ahle aea boatn, oemprtalng cight
aehoonera, beglnnlng with ihe Aaaerlea No. l. Cap?
taln Jaaaaa ReM, nn.l endlag wlth the gylph, No. s,
I'aptnln Joaeph ('olhy.
Tha Auxlllary llonrd Vtatted I.nclcawood Whsrf,
Ka-t Beaton, yeatarday mornlng and utapaetad the
slearn yachl Starling. She *as found to ha snltahle
ln ;i!l respecta for purr-has?. and a favorable report
was Beni on to th?- Navy Department, at Waahlng?
ton. Beiora to-morrow it la flkelj lhal the saie will
have been roneummated. The Btarllng la owned by
Wllllam 1- I.o.khart, ?.f Ktst I'iimhrlTge. who Is nn
enthualaatle ya^htsmnn an.l a-ho owns a BBtllng
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FBRRTBOATI KOK BOwTON*! r>EFP:NrE.
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Now Ready VOM.'MR Ii "He.ro of Iw-TBeaS and
Oth?r Earlv P"ima"
|? OUTLTNB OF CBRIBTIAX TBEOWGY
By W. V- rT.ARKF. D. !">.. Profe.aor of
Theologry al Hamtlton TTieoloajical _**??
Inary. Hamllton. W. T. frown Svo,
t2.f*5 not.
To tall elearty and ln naoderate tBB?aeaai what tr^eav
I, ,. w are ra aima. methoda. ard Ita ehlef reeulta, haa
her, ... P-. narke'a alm. Th. boofc, when ?*??"?
|?ued, B-lned the warm eommendatl' n o( i..'r, aehoia a
,. ,-. f,% ir oeorea Herrie of Aadover, P_**?^ **/! 2
?nrt Pori.r of rale ar.'l FV-reaa^r \\ . A. Brown r ...?
rnion rWrnlaary. fo* ?? breadth, eandor. oTi_ina.it>-. and
eonmruettva aMIfuda.
THE UNQVIET 8E1
Bv HET.EN WATTERBON MOODT.
l2mo, $1.2?.
Conteata: THE WOMAN f?LL_?fAH -WOMENS
rLt-BB WOMEH ANP BBPOTUM THE EVOl/'TK-N
MF "WOMAK*1 THE CARE Of MARIA.
Mra. Moo.1v haa an Ir'-ialve way of BBttlBg to the heart
of her aubjeet. and her .asava have been prono-iaoaii
bv Pr Edward Ereretl Hale and o-hara ?o he rhe eaneai
anl wl'ilaet rontrtb>itl>_ y?t mada up ri tiita a.ib)e,-t.
BT0RIE8 nr FORFIGX AUTBOMM
Two votomea now r*ady. ?*?ch llmo, 73
renta.
FRENf-H I
Btorlea hv Daudet. Franre. Atvu'. Bourfat. da Mau
paaaint, and BBrdOB.
PRBajTCH II
Btorlea hy CeaaBta 7. la. Soiiveatre. Drt x. and Mertmee
Th. f>r?- Inafalmant of a unl'j-.a a#r'.?a eorrr-rlatnf 'he
ahor.-at ry maaterptecea f ihe ,r-_.e,,. n lera i ati
n,n.(! ?.- n w?jld be rllfflriill ?? Bnd anirwliere aa
m.-h ajood r?ad n? la auch amall eompaaa A 'h.rd
Freneh -:..?" -.ii a .>-T,in otta wlll be ready Beat
,. . .,, ,i? fe-.e^ ef ten 10 he eomrl-'a-l hT * Beeond
Oermaa, one Spanlah. one IMaaian. on. S -ar. tl-.avtar.. ? rr
Itallan. and rn. m'aeeilaneoua \oltima- PNtsa, tjeesB,
Beleian, and H-.niarlan
Ne* Eatn-aa: BTOItl-M trr aJCBRICA-f authors. 10
IBiea Ro.jnd a:m:lar to -he ahove, earh wlt^
fronttapleea p^r'ratt. lama, TS renta,
8TORJES RT ENGt.I^H A'THOIUi. 10 rolumea. Each.
le.mo, 7.1 cen'a
E0U88EAU, A\D EnrrATIOX
ACCORDTNO TO WATTRB
By TTI^MAf DAVIDtTOJI, M. A . T,T_ D.
Hlreat Badueatora Perlea. Kdlferl by
Nlrholaa Murray Butler, Ph D ) 12mo,
pp. 2.Yi\ $1 C"0 net.
BlBoa B Tiaanan "a-arda in blatery 'or "he rrtn^'r'. -"
a;t.;r---. am, ' Pr Paytdaon betiaa ?: n-.-ik::-.? e|ear ll
riirr?nt |.!?a.a and Baptrattont Brhloh aava form and d!r?.
?Pn tn the phllveophr.r'e Iho-Sht; then. hav:ng carefully
?t I hla rbaraefar, h. pr - e. ia ia aho_ how I :a
phlloanr.hy affe<-.?d .':a educatlocal :eacMn?a nnd the far
raa. htr.e effect tl.eaa hava had upon later pedae-.-flca.
TRF FIRtT PHILOSOPHERR OF QMMBCW
By ARTHTTR FAIRBAN'KB. Ph. D, In
Btrurtor at Tala T"nlveralty. 8vo, pp.
300, $2.00 net.
rrofeaeor PBll*baBBB haa earnnd tha aratltud* of all
a'ud.r.ta of Gr-ek pt.l'.naophy by B?'h*r!nB to^a'her nnd
?ranahi'lna lha ren-.i.nrg- frarmen-a af -he p:? .-?? ?.'?.'
phll .-? rh -ra. ' ae'hrr _ "h the a-o .jnta cf the'.r .-r>:m na
-..?:.-.ed :b early epttomsa 'f tbelr a-^'ki. Tbe I -'.o
rtehnel, RarakMtoa 'he Elea'l-- B-h-.-.] I>yrnaa raa.
Empeooalaa, BB I Arutinj are thua treated In tha I'ght
of regent a,-ho|arahlp.
a?wBo!d by all hookaettem, or atnt. poetpald. by
CHARLEA arCaTJBNER-1 SO\s.
lo3 lflT riETH A\*ENi:E. NEW TORK.
TJOBERTS' NEW ROOKS
JU3T OUT.
THE AP08TLB8.
laetadtag the p_rlod from tha daath of Jaaua trBtfl tha
Br.aer m.?a:o:;? of Paul. By ERNEBT RENAN. au'hor
..f -The Hlal -rv of rhe People of larael." ate. TranaiatM
and adlted ly Joaeph Heary Ai>n. P. r>., lata lecturar
on . - :? ? lattcaJ Nati-y ln H_r\ard Vnlveralty. Svo.
iio-h ., ii top, t?ao.
Thta la Pr All-n'a laat work, hta oaath ooearrlne a
f-? ti>a af'?r tha flnal rertalon of tha pmofa. In hta
prafa^. ha M.l
"I have found areat )oy In tha exeentton of tt. wlth an
Incrtflaed aenaa of th? arand'ur and noMll-y of the theme
..,. ealahllehment nf Pbriarianlty aa a mnral po*-.r ln
th* arortd
TENXY80N'8 DEP.T TO KXTIMONMBNT.
A Btody of Tannyson'a Ena'.ind aa aa Introdurtlon to
hla Peema. By Prof, WI1.I.IAM G WARD. l?mo.
? loth. nil i-er.'a
Tha hook do.a not aaaume b> be a llfe of the pe*T: r?t
It ?u?a a -..-ir pr?aentat:on of rearly a'l the moMv*a
wht-h tnfl-ien-.d hlm. At the ?am. tlme If la meant to
aiaaeat abldina "'ondlfl-.tia of hla llfe work. whleh Pe
ni ; h lerper ,han n.ara Incident. aome of the*e w*r<?
p-...-. W|r!i hlm throiiBh hla ent're llfa, ard all of th?m
d.i.lnu '.??;* p.rlo.ta.
R'hllB i.*n purely aa a Ifa-ary atulv, it ne-verth.laoa
fl-.'a an.pla atten'ion to fhe wanta of the attidant.
7/7/7 CRIT.l ZWF OF WAR WITH THE
ARMY OF TBE POTOUAC,
Irf-'tera fr. m the Haadqaartara of th* T'nlted Sta'e?
Banlrarv ' ..nimlaa'-.n .'. ir.n? th. Penln>utar ."impalan In
VlnrlnlB ln |M12 By KATHAR1.VE l,REi?.v>TT WORVE
LET lll.iitrated wlth P-rtralta 12mo. Ooth (1 'ib.
A pref.itorv note lo thla 1>- k aija:
"Meal Bt tha wrltlnaa reUtlnsr to the War of the Rebel
llon have beea ronfln?d to a-c-nnta of battlea, er to
adveaturee ae eioaeiy connectad wlth batt'.ra aa lo a.em
an eaa.ntlal part of th. eonfllet Itaelf The book h?r?
Blven io the publl.- na Thi Other Slde of tVar'
i. i.-hea on mattera aln.ost en'lretv ...italde the n-'?. and
anioke. the gtory and p ..np ..f mllltary operatloni. Vet
It preaenta ax-enea ao InMrnatalv related to th? army that
tbey ae.rn an ar^a?ntl_I part of a a< lll.r'a eiperten.-e."
AT AIJj BOOK-TOat-BB.
RORKRTS BROTHER8, BORTON.
ment ln the T'nlted State* N;iv>. Captaln Thomp
?.on waa for flve yonrs In the Haval Iteaerva o'
Englend.
a. ?.
NOMINATTONi BT THK PREPTnENT.
tyyVOHTAL WtLUAM H KASH APP0OITBD rnMMia
harv oanajrjtAL of BTiBaraT-uaca,
Waahlni-ton. Aprll 13. The I'resldent aent theae
nomltuitlima to the Benate to-day
Colonel Wtl.l.lAM II NASH, Aralstant Cr,mmuutirr
General Of Sulelaten.-e, t,, be i'. ninuaaa. \ Gener.il of BuD
alaienre with the rank of i-naadier aaneral
I'llIMP ltAYMONP WARP. of New York, to be aee
ord lleutenanl of artlller\.
I'.I.ISHA W BMITH, poatmnaier at Kianklln. |Vnn.
To he tlilrd Iteulenanta ln the lt?\.nua I'utter Serv|,-e^
Ft'GENE TU.AKE. I-. ..f Marvbind. K 11 GOfPEY of
Maa?i.-h.i?etta. JAM-K F HOTTBL, of thn Dtatrlrt ef
roiumMa; PAUL <" PRIKCBJ. of the DkBtrtet ot Colum
l.la: WII.I.IAM J WHEEL.ER, of Vlrirlnla; P lt
BOOTT of virgmia; F. w BMITH, of Maaaaehuaettai
HRRMANN H WOLP, of Ohlo.
TORPEDOES IN PORTIaANO HARBOR.
THE tIGHTHOVSE BOARD IBSPKH AN ORpFR FOR
THK. BENEFIT OF VISITING VESSEta
Partland, Me., Aprll 88 The _dB*btho-ae Roard
has Issin-.l the follOWtng Important ord.-r
Motlea 'a harahy glven tliat. ott and aftor Tue^
day. Aprll 26. 1898, nnd unill further ordera. all
channau laadlng to Portlund Harl.r>r from th<> aea
wlll bo etoaad to navlgaUon by B ayatHm of ex
ploslve torpedoca. and all maatera of veaBets ara
forbldden to attempt to pnaH through nnv except
thechannel from the a.mthward, between Portland
Head and Cushlng Island. ln ualng this channel
eautlon nauat be exerctsed and the followlng dlrec
tlona hn carefully followed:
Flve black and whlte perpendlcular-atrlped apaj
buoya, plm-ed one-iiuartei of a mlle apart, on a
line benrlnK north by west, niartar weet, and
Botith by aaat, auarter "aat, mark the aafe channel
and Veaaela enterlna; or paanlng; out ahould leava
the buoya close ttboard on elther hand.
At nlKbt, bt-liiK abrenat ot Portland Head llxht.
lirlnvr Hprlnu; I'olnt I-edge lifrtit to bear north bv
west, iiunrter west, and ateer ln on that courae
untll the mlddle of Cuahlng bland la abeam, when
all .Inintere wlll ha I aat
The forbldden paaaagea are Whltehead. Huaset's
Bound, ChandleHa Cove, between Oreat Chebeag
laland and Little John laland.
In theae forbldden paaaagea all buoya wtll ha ra
Qlntnaementg.
positivelTtitIHlast day7
MAD. Sj. GARDEN. Twlee Dally. at 3 aad 8TB
BUFFALO jg* WILD
BILLS Mh WEST
and ^onirreaa of Koua-r Kidera ef th* World
Prlcea 2V. BOe., 7.V.. ?J. Cox-a ,? and Ra
AMEBICAff. 42d an.l S-li av. TeP*iaT"B"
A MEBIC AR. BVO. 8 18. M ATB. wr. D ' * s5 t!1
AMERICAN. CASTI.B SQ.. OPEBA rn ' *
DOI BLH BILL. BILLEB TtVLoai
DOIIILE BILL. I PAl.l.Iwri in EraT.'-.
ENTIRE ?-.%??.. SOc. 73c. Boxea 13 TPfef'
HOLSI* Itric.. ROc. 7."5o. MAT. svt %?'mT
Beal w?'k i'AHMEV lin Engliahi. ' '00a
ACADICMY OP Ml'MIC. 14th StTtT IrvTTT"
IAST THB JU-,* *"?
TWO WIIITE To-dav A Rfel a
?JVI'KKB. nr. 1 TIIKIt. r*v* TlR "*
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BIJOl TO-MI.HT KIIum
niJOl* TO-.MIiHT IM1IA.
I1I.IOI ? - -4>-J
SOI VI'MRS LOOOth per* rm.-in.;c Aprll Mrh. ~
IIROIDU 11 THBATRB. Eve.. 8:13*! Mar To-darT
Rl SSKI.I,-P01-DE AXGELIB *
In THK WEDDING DAT. Beeutaf I'nree.
C A Rliail HALL. ^~
THIS
akti;h\oo*j
JOSEF HOFMANM.
I.AB1
BBCITAL. I F'-it* at Schub*rtr.'? and boi offlce.
PAlIffOI Walter Jonee U?? T m* T^-r.iahtT
CAMXOi a- <;.-?->?? Co Laai Mat TO DATl
In Be*r ?r?- lorUl NXT MOX Bi . im Revttea.
In tiny ?tv York! "THC LADT n.AVWt.H
?- i?
To nlfht ar.d Everj Bvea t. I:|A
LA POI PBE
"THE BOLL talRL.**
amaleal -**>. ? " aa nn-aaibie
? ? :.;..:??'?: . ir." A*
thur BturjR-e. Mua - >? i:;-rvr! Aa?
dran. Ptayed at 9 Inea t .'.'jl'i The.
Btr*. l. . d i, ?'> ?'. ?'. ? - i saaia
?loiepj
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M.?TIN*Er:s TO-DAT & ?VBDNE8DAT.
Ailldrcn Half Prlee tn ell Matlaaoe.
THE WOUi.li IS WAX.
l KDBX Hungarlai i . -. ! ' ?
Ml'SPP. p-,<*SJfr. IM.AY al 3 aml ? P. lt
^__e> New liat of C'.-.ematcprapri \'l*we.
I--MI-IIII- '1 ilr'.Al HE. Ev*ga k U Mata., 2.13.
BBBI III. ' """, ' ,,,,; < ||>4il I.KUKB.
',? . THB < oxqt i:m?Kl
Bfafadar E'vg w. H. Orana .n Hla H n r, . ? Mayor.
Peata 1
riKTM AVE. THEATBE. SXK,?* 2,,h **
PIPTH AVE. BBJ. r JKB
PIPTH 8.YB. *?'***, * .'. JV'r.
IX "LOVE FIND8 THE B '*
A\;>-"\ HIT OF "I-:- CHSLeBA.**
OABBB.1 THBATBB. Leai Bel. T**ea?
ii|.'\ni I ? l B*T 1 ni-.
MILLBR. MitlT. MABTER.
Apr;; ::. Richart BanBgeai Ib "Th* Kirat vkiib."
___^_^____._ a
GARRICK THBATBB. B*hj at. Dear Ptaaa
MViin ' r,c* K-? Ratlneea 18
M.j nn Ma ... * To-lay ar.d Wednaedar.
auAMtt ihi; 1,11 11.m MIMaiKM.
AOAMa! ' TMB UTTLB >I!MSTKK.
GRATiB OPEBA j 23d at. ind Stl . ? Mal T -4e?.
lilMM) HOIBE. 1 -iu?ht. 'Ueuyal ^
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HERALD 8Q TI1KA. D\'8Ta. B:l?. BatWad fc Tj U] 2:11
BJCB'i ABW MOMi: ? ?IIL0.
PRODI I TIM\!_MOVIE PARLU.
II \lt I.EM ' iPER \ HCt'Bl
HABLRM ???* KKIIAV.
T '?' Mat g E - TAMINO. THB ?TTPEtv
S??. Week, Uttla L rd FaunUeroy, 'Extra Mar Wad.)
IMViaU PLACB THBATBB. " "
Ta 'av Matinee, Muel "Ladlaa Prlee Baaae*
r.., ' nla '. - M--.?"-r f r Waa gtagai
afg. .-??: .? "Dr Kleiaa.'
Continuous Pcrformanca
KEITHS
? ?. SOe n - ? 11 r M.
OB-l*r ar.l Kavel .! >? r t,
Th .r"*r:"'M?:t> Bl?. Vannl, Cjrr ; . -*a.
., caln and Davla, Blnr, 1 Baaa*,
? -.... .,; Emert n ar.l Bmmonda, ar.d othera
KVKKiTr ncHKER. nrraawa>-_ aad BO.
F"' "*\IN09 Al " lo MAT TO-UA . AT a .?.
?OlsA'aM'W OPEBA THE DRIDE-ELBCT
BOLBt'B M'.W IHM.lt i THK HKIUK-KI.K.CT
SolBVB XBW OPEBA.THK BRIDE-ELECf
KOSTEB A BIALf. a' *
ko-TEK A BIAL'8. Matlaei
K'Vl ilM"-: aluelng ADELE KITiHIB
And IB hla- f.reari v. :i-v:. 1 acta.
I riTErM THBATBB.4th ave. A 3*4 at ..B*p.r.a ?:30
LYCBIM THBATHE. v ; , ?Maaafar
LYCBI >l THBATBB. Maj neej - ?it .-^- t:laV
"A Keaa V rk f'.ey f ;' ?N,'w ' "' ? ?,vi Baa,
KRirgv Ml %>>??> COMPAXY.
.'.'.'.'.'.'.. KKMEY ?H UfXOX I OMI'AW.
... ->-p r.*w m dern ? ?'? '".' * ? ' ".
THE MOTH \M> THi: PLABE .
::::::: thk moth a*b the plamk.
i7aTIO\Vl I T3D ANXI'AL KXHIBITION OP
"ACADBhrY n 01L PAlSTWOa.
,,? Oj>en frma Marea .? to
DBBIBB. *-*> ?* _.
fjl Sr ;r. j 4ttt Av APVl^l'-'N- ^ ?>>*.
OLYMPIA. MATISEE TO-BBT AT 8.
olympia! HATIXEB To-IHV AT 'A,
Prlmrr>ee A Weil'a Btf BlaWtral JaWat,
Prlcea. Il.no. T.V
2.V. n<xee. 1.1 ?. M Pi
PABTOR'a. rontlnnone Performaneea*.
lniSO to 11 P- M. Srati -O nn! 99 renta.
BCMBLL llBQg._H1HM> * MSBO-I.
" sTm. T. J*?*K'B thkatre.
gaeaDWAi * iwth st.
t ui'* BHoera btbbt day. 2 a a
Mirtri, Baiaaa A M.K-'tisrr..
WALLACK'S. EVEKINOB ATBiia MAT. Ixi-PAT Ij
***'' THK BOBTOHIAgg
THK BOBTOXIABg
I>" THK EVER ltOIIIN HOOD.
POPTLAB OPEBA. ROIH\ HOOD.
Men. F.^B . IBBth Petf. br*.;el Fearqrea
14TH 9T. TIIP. ATRE. N*ar Bth ar. O-v" ???ta loe.
? ..t?\ REI.L. w'tri Uun J. \o? :l*:i tl
nilillV 1IELI.. THE HOOSIER D4ICTOR.
N.T. \v*?lt ~ F BTTEA :n THE MAX-iV -WaK S MAJ*.
Jnstrnction.
For B07.1 and Young M"n?Clty.
BTJTAKEUrY 8CHOOU 20 Weat 44th St.
Entrlee now recelved for racaecIBB ooeurrtn* ta
Beptember. J. CLAIUC READ. RefrletraA
For Boya and Youna Men?Country.
/?|RVTX1V|.-|| A-a!*n'.>. w'rh h'me fof te- |a**a -Pug
^Jlprepa i ' ollege r bualneM Tne. beaurrrNl ^.,-ra?
: naurpaaeed advantagea J H ROOT, Prln., Ore*narpfB.C*i
OYIE AND BCHOOL rOB BOTB Spsclal atteaUaa :?
\ ? ina bcv . Healthf il and attra. "lve, mlnllualtn
.rri n. l-'rai-iall. l<rew*r. A. M.. Prln.. Palrfl.":!. 'Vnn.
H
Mapi_?:\vood 'Nst.. ronc^rdviiie. ra. ggfT. BaaiaeaB*
ful erhoel. one of the beat to lrfXia* w.th er.erajr.
to aiV? up boya ta dutlea of life l inler 13 >ra UBB.
Tobacco prohibued. N?-? K> rnnaalum. LA-.."etl.-n boutlfjl,
elevated. healtr-.y. J BHORTLIDOE (Tale). A. M.. TrlB.
ROCKLAND INSTITl TE. Nyack-on-the-Hudeoa.?
Superb. htjh loeatlon: ? boya' home llfe prtparetorT
echool. colleaa. comrneri-lal. Bnallab; ainale ro^nia,
CAPT J WILBON*. A. M. Prta
8
ST. JOHITg BtTBBEB gCBOOL
TENTH BKSSION St MMKR OP 1888. AT
ST KiH.V S BCHOOL, MAXUfS, N T.
Inrliidlnc blcjr * ex-irv n. ''?mp. and ooean crulae aa
echaol yerhi. Kxrertional opportunltlea for etudy. Applf
to Col "*.M VERHECK. Xfanllua. V. T.
THK I'MVKKSI? s.*Hi>OL, Hrldaep-irt. Oona. re
ilahtrull* aituated lor Biiaaiar atudy. The p*repta
? No r.in be a - tmnv lnte.1.
VINCENT C. rT/*K (TaaB), Head Maatar.
For Touns Ladlea -Country.
rpun CAMBRHXM BCBOOL,
X A Seier? school for Ollta. Comforta ol bome.
Mr. ARTHUR aiLMAM li the Dlreet-ir.
CAMBRIDOE, MABB.
THK OaaiNINO BCHOOL FOR ciHU.
Sing-Sma on-th. llu.la.Mi M:.?a C C FTJLLXB.
Prlnotpal 31at year bealna Septamber aiat.
Grbool ^grttdra.
AMKRIf*AS AND FORKION TEACHERS' AOENCT
auppllei Profenaora. Tra.hera. Tutora. iJoveroeaMe,
tc, to CoileKe*. Sohoola and Famlllea. Apply to
Mra fi. J. YOfNO--Fl'l.TON, 83 l"nl..n Square.
move.1, an.l lf WOUld BB axtremely haz:ir,l.-?na te
attempt to paaa rhr?>uah them.
All i>earini;8 an.l couraea are raagnetlc.
Itv or.ler of Ihe I.l?!ithouae Board
THOMAS PBRRT,
Commanner Cnlfei Stafaa Navy. lnypeotor Klrat
[ilghthouae Dlatrlet.
INtTRTJCTIONS TO coi.t.ectors
TRHY ARR TO INFOKM FORKION* OOBVDLf A^
8H1I1 -OWNKUB THAT CtTBAB rOKTS ARU
glaOCBACaBD,
Wanhlnarton, Aprll 22 S.'.-retar}' Oajre tele?
graph.'.1 t;> all ceJlectora ot cnateeaa aa the At
lantlr. <*ulf and Paolrtc aeahom) aa BOCa n*
the President signod his proolamatlon that all
ports on the north coaat of Cuba. from Car?
denaa to Bahla Honda (whlch lnrlude Havana
and Mafanaaa). and also Clenfuegoe, on the
eouth coaat. had been blockaded by tho Unlted
states. CtoUeotora are.*a instrurted to eeanaanni*
tate thla notlflcatlon In wrlting to all forefr.n
oonsuls In thelr dlstrlcts, and to tlM maatera ??f
all \essel8 apply Ing for clearancea 10 the dIock
nded port or ports in the vlcinlty.
The InatructlonB wlll prevent Iobb to atiipperaj
and ahlp-owners, and at the same tlma Bt'rajMirr
the work of the t.lockadlng souadroii. Colleot
ora were also Instruoted to telograph thc na?"^?
of all Spanish vesaela ln thelr dlatrtote, hOtBai
belleved that few now remain ln American
ports.