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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-06
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-06

NAPITAL GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Compapy-Location OF PRINCIPAL
, 1873-11-30

While nm Oh thia matter will rolata \ little
Incident told mo by woll-known steamboat
Captain. Ito aeld. :" am all cider in tho prus-
bytoriau Church. mado II profession Of relig-
ion when was worry young, Vanderbilt emu
ployod mo to run OUT ono Of his boats. It was
cunsidesed q great thing for person Of my ago
to have suul . position. I wan yory proud OF #
and tried to do my bent. Ono Saturday tho agant
oamo to mo aud Haiil sYou must llx your hont
up to-lay, for Tomorrow We aro going to sonl
you up the North liver OH all oxeursion.' l
thought tho matter over. waa young man.
did not wish to lone my position, atll yet could
not run tho bout on Sunday. / naid 10 to tho
agent In n lettoy, tetdoroa him my rogignation,
aud prepared to 80 home. / mot tho Commo,
dofo on the nattory. lIo aaid'- 'uome down
aud due with mo Tomorrow my wife wants to
geo yon.' ! cannut,' was TIM ron1y, 'for mlust
20 liomo. I have got THROUGH on your lna.'
'Whas dces TINT ,noai,? p mid tho Oomnodoro,
I thcn told him tho utory, THAT follow ia a
fool. We havo got mel. enough to run tlat boat
wLoae principles won't be hurt. You 10 shout
yor baaess na I'LL; II aynoayi.9risrtns %i;h }Sar
ton Journal.
, 1873-11-30

epnrrin8 the eerrsnt with his wtng retreats again.
t1nptn0 about III cTory directions III mode which,
s eo" ores pse.snns? o Inc s
ons Tooth q his adscrsar7 nothing 6ut lilo end Of
b." wslprGe'o sn, w5sg A nst S rrpc snnn 1
bIrl thon elasery eatehes ho 1t and throws il nov
essl nea up into The mir, until, tle victim becoming
Vii, iia slarppointcd Il rio serpent il then nwal.
Loved whole by a sonqreror un'e.s II too btg in
which case 1t III first torn In pieces."
Pensa elso consanca ]izartls torto.nu', and oven
tnhcetu n voraclly ls extreme, md II rpHsesscs
Tsa e a ssss o a wash so.a IL 5s' gh ssn eossas
tentyone a'nali toroaea stiil wlloc eltvon 1iznrs
sS of n'e: t a l9ng trse ssens 81 e.s
h @ oss. Il iSs y ns'P f'ss ss
or various ren,uins.
Africa. riley pair about tho month Of Juiy-the mals
birds having hrst engaged In aanguuary fghts Tor
tho choice Of hctr unte'. The nest which Ia iat anl
etruced In tho tokeat bushes. thu lof.iest treoa
IN which two Of three eggs Of wlta hue spotted Will
M oy o o caxs IN n t sg
have acquired full Development. Neary four nouha
elarsa before they AFRO nhlo 10 stand hrmly and
Tho aecrelnry-D1d s much appreciated at tho Cape
Of Good uo account Of tho aorvIeos 1t rcnlera In
yo e. soonss so a o
.gains ho lhcarsonB II serpon.s ind rsts viii liz
torma, oven 10 guolng tho qunrzos which spring up
smong tho 0nlllnacen around T.. Dut It mns bo told
otherwise viii not heaitato to ho1p ttaef occasionally
In ia32 the secreary.nrd va. introduced into III.
Fronch Wost Indies, particularly 6uala1aupo a, Mar
Unique, on purpose to mike war upon tho qTtpoHo-
etphnlna Of tho RsttlesnHle, dangerous reptile
sTarn'!ng in thoao countries Tho Introduction Of tho
secrctaryDlrd into tho Antilles proved 10 be rta
benefit.
ID; u. Appleton 4 Co., Now York;
, 1873-11-30
(Henry Holt g. Co., New York;

e Reptiles and EgarslH',: From the
Ercnc1a oq Loaulx Eisuior.
4 popular sccount Of the varioug orderu OF
Reptiles md Birds is accompanied in this caro-
fully-rovised volume, by q description Of the
habits OF tho most interesting animals in tho
two claBsog, 90 unlike in outward resemblance,
and yet In their internal economy allied, mud al-
Iod moro oloaoly than birds with mammals, or
reptiles with amphibians.
Thodoacripsion Of Reptiles occupies about one
fourth Of tue volume. Itincludea D general in
PRODUCTION aud four chapters First, Amphibia
or Datrachinns; sccond, Ophidian Reptiles, or
True Snakes; third, the order Of Lizafds-Sau-
rians; fourth, Cholonians, or Shielded Roptilea.
It is copiously illustrated and in addition to tho
minor prints, has tbrco full-paGo illustrations:
"snako-C Charmoya, ~" Chaaol by m Alligator"
and ''Capturing Turtles"
Tile second park-Dirtls-bas eight chapters,
besides m introduction, very llicdy illustrated,
explaining tho anatomy OF tho foatheroa triboz,
their plumago, feet, beaks, digestive organs,
powers Of sight, vocal organg, uoats, roproduo-
tion, longevity, and utility. Distributed among
tho chapters arc 265 ongrayings and 1o full
PACED, ,-amplfylng tho toxt to oleareat compso-
houston, aud emphasizing tho elassacations,
T;l which arc discussed in the following order:
Flrst. tl!S EN- N1asatt;ozes, or Swimming Birds;
second, Ducks, aoeBo, Swans, and pelicnna
third, tho LaridD; fourth, Grattatoroa, OF
Wndirg Birds fifth, Galiuacooua Birlu pixkh.
eirhth RnnIorea- ~ 1,irf}a ~ prar A"7'0A1Ae''
ia canaiSar,,tion ~ ~ ~ st.s,,t,,,,,
blances Of one class Of ho animal creation to
others externally diffesout. the Darwin theory
Ia not uphc]l hut tl,e ol1nnpea protuced Nv
Il Hcircumstcpce' ara nntod aid i1nacrint{ons IRA
p;yen ~ tho fwo neorcst n,,ro1,nn ntn,'n ~ H.
miaslng Ink botTeou birds md raptiles,- tho I
ArchGptery1 tlho9raphicns, discovered by
mud of thu ancient Kea-hottola, wl,ioh hed
hardened into tho fan,ol1a ltthorrnnl,io state of
solenhofon; and tic roptio natned by tic Into
, 1873-11-30

Some Of tho London temperance societies arc
getting up . retiton, to bo presented on tha
opening OF Parliament 1t acts forth lilo prayer
that parliament will compel all kooposa Of IL
connea honaoH to supply their customers wit. tea
toa and coiteo il 70 litlcnt to obtain thst many
man tHkca !ntoxicants when no would prefer less
banoful boyotagos, Judging. by tho great nt1a-
her Of ooaee-shops distributed over Lon1on ona
would think 1t ,aB not difficult to obtain tho ro-
freshmont tl.ey eel. Tho reply IL that tho tea
and coroo OF tic houses aro almost uniforms
ly Ind. Would tho liquid Aol1 in public housos
DO bptter2 The Temperance aouiotles anBwos
that many I.oldon publlcang do now sell tea and
colroo, aiid that boil. arc Of better quality. uow-
ever lhcso do 1t from oiolco. not from necessity,
At tho uan1e time 1t Ia truc that cofroo-houses
arc not to be found out Of the main sszoots "a
LouuoQ.
, 1873-11-30

OUTLINES OF GERMAN LITERATURE, Dy JosEpu
Gosrw1oz AMI NopEnr lIAAntsoN. Now York: Holt
T. Williams. Chicago: JAnsun, atrClurg l. Co.
This ia very comprehensive and ralua-
bio work. Not only aro tho different depart
monts Of Goruan literature, ~ 1t has grown
up from A. d. $50 to 1s7o, duly noticed, but the
authors who havo given character to oaoh ago nro
mentioned, and roforcnco mado to tlle,r 1iyos and
most important works. Tho study Of tho Ger
man language is now regarded a8 ono Of tho po-
lito accomplishments, aud this work will DO found
= most important guide to q knowledge of tho
literature 1t contains,
, 1873-11-30

EDMUND DAWN; or, EVER FoRn1rE. Dy RlEvNs-
WOOD. Nav York: g. ". Carleton. Chicago: ". b.
Keen, Cooke 1. Co.
a very readable and, On tho wlo1e, rather in
torcsting book. Tho world will readily forgive
Edmund for his intemperauco; hut why did not
the author 30 conduct hia hero as to make us
equally loniont for his other apscs from tho paths
Of strict propriotY? Tho incidcnta of tho Btory
follow each other rapidly, and thoro aro almost
too many OF them to remember aud group we'll
together In passing. The book will serve to
willie away couple OF hours Of an evoning, or
upon rallway-tratn.
, 1873-11-30

colIa Ths1ter; "Tho Brighton Cats" 11lus-
tretoa), hy 7. 8; stacys "iji!ly Doy" (J1ng],o,, g,
bs s'' shS ssss:; sssy ns $751;
b, N: NJ. .D.i 11ho Cruiae of tho AnAoeh,''
(1ilussrated). BY Cyrus Martin, Jr.; "Tho Data
fnd Other Palms" 1llusg.Fated} hy FsnntS R.
nowl = n "@l!lustrated), by Hsbecea Harding Davis;
em t.S pwa1sh 5om tho Trench Of EmlS
Noyesber n>i,nbor); "rhe 7 ''hiii YooT 9' Got-
5oyo" lliuatrato1), " Marion Douglass;
:. ~; Pay y at syslonhan, by Elizabeth Lawrence;
~ Cioud-pio(ure," ipooin), ~ L. M H. coIouIth: pu
"F!sh-llawks md T6eir Nosss, " dilustrstod), iii
by NJ, 2: RMir; "Bovwow- Cnr1ycur and ths
was Good Boy oie iy.6l;
"Wood- Carving" (1lluutrstod}, by Goorro 4
sawycr; "Atieu1 yaut ayoir Ia moitie d'uil pain
que no pas ayor DO ,pain," Qllustrated), BY
stsSnn ehs2teSs " 1 X aosrstf
"1Iow tinker Wrote a Novel," (1lluatratej),
by Donald e. Mitchell; "sam Quimby's Art.
summer,"' (tllustrated), BY Fanny barron "Ltt-
iastrstsd) y A'@int @ Fanny "%Ths Wonderful
River" (l1lustrnted), by PAIL Fort; " Ny Little
Ono Camo, Ae." {Verae-I -Il1ustratcd); '"Jack-
in-9he-Pupt," Elfus!rsted); '..Rooka for Boys
aMl Sa Glrla; 1.-THE lid Middle Box" ,{!llua!ratod);
january, 1874. (vol l., No. u JOHN Il. Pat
vick'. Floral Guide for January, 1874. James
Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
Giilo devoted to neteorology, military telegraph,
aud tho Signal Beryico. {Vol. T., No. ~ WnBh-
, 1873-11-30

TIE MEN OF THE TI11nD REPUBLIC; on, TnE
PnEsEar LEApEna OF FaANog. Ncnrintcd from
The London Daily Feses. rhi!ade1phla: Porter l.
Coates. Chicago: Jauscn, McClurg i %.
To understand tho oyer-ohanging affairs Of
Franco ono necda to kuow something Of tic men
who shaped Its politics .nd gavo direction to the
national mind. The book before us givoa this
Information In concise ana convenient fnrn.
It giyos no short sketch Of tho 1i5cs Of twenty
six pt the loalng anou Of Franco. Among tlon1
are Thiors, MacMahon, Gambottn, Dnpauloup,
Girartin, About, Simon, Hugo, and otlorB. a,
valuable work for NIL rho wish to 10 uoll
Informed Of tho mon and tho affairs Of Trance.
, 1873-11-30

WOA1ANH0Op: lTs sAaolr1Es AND F1DE1rr1rs. By
1sAnELIA bxEcHEn HOOKER, Boston Lre l. Shop
ard. Chicago: W. u. Keen, Cooke L CO.
Ia hfrs. Hooker IL . Docollor, and loader IN
Ill ths movements for tho assertion OF tho sup
posed, but many Of thom doubtful, rights Of
women, her book will find many readcn. As IN
exponent Of opinion in TINT direction, It isworthy
Of pttpution,
, 1873-11-30
NIuass .Atoucgt1cIlt.

N1NA's AToNEMENT: A EovEL. Dy Christian
Held, With Illustrations: New York D. Appleton 4
Co. Chicago: ". u. Kcen, Cooke Il Co.
This IL o reprint in book form Of worry plenn-
ant story which originally appeared in dpple-
tons Journal. 1t is d cheap edition, generously
and beautifully Illustrated. It will be sought
for by those rho want 'Nnna Atonoment f." in
permanent form.
, 1873-11-30
SA'nis,.

FERDINAND AND IsABELLt. VOL By WILL
Ian Ii. pnEscorg. Philadelphia: J. u. Ilpplncott
By IN oversight, tho third volume OF this tlne
edition ras noticed before this Tho edition is
gplcndld ono in all reHpects, and will commend
itGot strongly to tho literary public.
, 1873-11-30

TIE ToURArAIlNE. By J. c. {lA,111h, n. D. nth
illustrations: Doston: james Il. Oagood 1; Co.
Chicago: w. 3. Econ, Cooko |: Co.
a small but exhaustive work in regard to the
beautiful gem Of which it treats. Tho incl
dental Information it contains in regard to other
gema IL alone worth tho price Of the book.
, 1873-11-30

A sToREHoUsE OF STORIES. Edited by CuAn-
LorgE NJ. YouS8E. New York: Macmillan l. Co.
Ohicago: Janaen, G1cCurg h Co.
Mothora who wish to intoross their children
eau find abundant material i'll this ssorchousc Of
stories. It will last them for weoks; and surely
thay Can do nothing better than to road them
these storios. Tho child will nevor tire Of thom.
Get tho book and try them. 1t will bo found
worth ten. tt1nos it's cost.
, 1873-11-30

POEMS: By Y. D. HowE1Ls. Doston James r.
O1Rood l. Co. Chicago: ". 3. Keen, Cooke l. Co.
Tho literary public will givo this little volume
of poems by tho genial and accomplished editor
Of tho Atlantic mont cordial Welcome. Wo
presume thoy bayo acen many OF them boforo,
aud they will be glad to have thom now in per-
mancnt form.
, 1873-11-30

At OUR BEST. Dy SUMMER ELL1s Boston: Leo
Shepard. Chicago: ". q. Keen, Cooke 1. Co.
The author incu1cateu tho importance OF doing
Whatever no undertake tat our best" tn thia
way alone succesB can DO achieved. The book ia
full OF exeollent lcunons, especially for tho
young.
, 1873-11-30

Tho 1saznnr I.oolz Of taca,t,,,


With the tutclary provorb, that !" An ounce Of
prevention Ia worth pound OF cure" this book,
written by a phyBioian,' rofusos many popular
fallaoes concerning tho best means Of prosc1v-
Ing health denounccs that dangerous eno1ny,
"inaidlounly introduced under tho guiso Of
friendBhip," tho family mcdlcino-chest; and
furnishes simple r,llos and suggestions for pro-
noting that blcsuing which Ia tho key to tho en-
joyment Of life.
"This work, says tho preface, (which has no
othor purpose than to Indicate those Causes Of
disease, and tho meana Of preventing or remoy-
Ing them, which arc within tho control Of every
one, docs not in any manncr encroach upon tho
medical profession, Of which tho writer, who is q
moubcr Of It, has naturally oil proper respect,
Tho volume Ia uniform With tho "Dazaar Book
Of Decorum !" and consists OF soriea Of sem
hiblo easays upon tho proper ordering upon
henlthful principles Of tho Dwelling, tho Nur-
sorry. tho Parlor, tile Dol-Roona, tho Library,
tho Dining-Room, tho Kitchen, and tho Sick
Room.
Starting with tho assertion that "More people
have dlod in ln,muring themselves in bad1y.built
and ill.kopt houses than hayo boon killed in.
battle" tho writor argues the necessity, and ex-
plains tho modc, upon the principles Of health,
comfort and economy, Of combining, in tho
dwelling, pure air, proper temperature perfect
oleanliness, renovatlng sunshine, and esthotio
charm.
Checrfalnoss ia tho crowning grace and, in
exalting this moral provocative Of good-hea1th,
he quotas the saying Of Luther: ''Tho Devil
hates nothing SO much Us good laugh"
Tho virtue OF moderation is also emphasized,
and ita application to general hospitality is illua-
trated by an anccdoto
4 good story is told Of an English Ambassador at
the Court Of NaEles He gave ~ evening party, tho
excellent taste and doltghts Of which appreciated
by overy guest present. It became known, however,
that the entoEtan'ncnt tho charms Of which no ono
refused to acknowledge, had been got up ata worry
getting tho great pleasure had giyon and only mind
full Of tho Bnau sum It had co4t, bually nlkei Of tho
chcapncsa OF the Entertainment and tho parainony OF
the gvor Thts reaching tho Ambassadors cars lie
.ent out Invitations ~, to he ssno people who hud boen
to cono to . second 1t bis hotel Tho eysning a.
rived, aud tho guests IN full antIcipltatIon Of Brill
limit dspay gathorod; but 10 thora waa no prepara-
tion n'aao for tho expected entertainment. Tho hos
however, presented hlnlself aud followed by
e. nervant bearing lighted alcoholic lamp The Ah-
handful Of bank-nocs, and, throwing them Into tuo
blaze sstd to iis aHaen,hled guests There, YOU
(Halper i Brothers. New York;
, 1873-11-30

TIE MASTER OF THE anElLANDs: A Novxt.
By Mrs: ll.sN1 Woop. rillladellhla: 7. y. Potter
son. Chicago: y. D. Keen. CooEo t. Co.
said to bo worry interesting novel from ono
Of Eng1anda best known and most popular
authors. Readers Of light literature mill p,enso
take notice.
, 1873-11-30

MARIANNE: A Tragedy FOUNDED ON JEw1su AND
l1hLloAL H1sroAY. by LAuunroN usnunA. New
York: Henry L. uinton.
Mentioned i'll passing, but ne have had no
timo TO e1amino It critically. from tue subjecta
chosen, 1t ought to be III instructive tragedy.
, 1873-11-30

GOLDEN suNpEAMS: A

GOLDEN sUNpEAMS: A CoLLEor1ou or NK1 Mu-
s1o ZOE THIS SANBArH-sCuboL AND THE Soc1A1.
AND HoaE CIRCLE. by D, i. uouuxs and ]. II.
TENNx noaton: Leu Il Shepard. Chicago: ".
B. koen, Cooke T. Co.
A collection Of now and charming music,
Teache1s aud otlorB will do woll to examine it.
, 1873-11-30
I" HsaEo." InErnbnu.' BY fsuatay
Ernytngs Translated from tho Ger
mail by NIra. MALCOLM.

<t n3sEo.s3 InErnbnu.s, BY Cugtay
Ernytngs Translated from tho Ger
msau by Mrs. Malc0Im.
Those Two remarkable novels, destined to add
1uatre to tho fame Of tho a1rcady-renowned
author, form thu iuitiativo volumes-each COM
plcto in itsolf-of series Of romauccs i1uatrat-
ing tho fateB OF an individual raco.
This race, native Of the forcata Of Thuringia
and whose last descendant ito use Freytag'n
own language-"a vigorous fellow, who etil
weudera about under tho German sun, without
caring much about the deols and euiforspgs Of
his ANCESTORS" finds Its first romantic e2ompll-
lcation in lingo, aa far back In time as A. D. at7.
The story is d dramatic aud vivid realization
Of tho career in war mud In loYo Of barbarian
princc,-n princoly barbarnn. With such lifo-
like disinctnoBe is it wzitton, the reading OF 1t
affects Imagination as IN episode in actual ex-
porienco; like the effect produced by an e1cel-
lont rendering, with ,woli-modulatcl cast aud
suporb scenory, Of au acted tragedy. =.
Tho time OF 1ngrabau is nearly 400 years latar;
and Its sceno, tho same billy country Of Fran
coma aud Thuringia, whero lingo and his bolovod
ational; tho ancient .goda are being driven from
their haunts in wood and caror7,, and dayuine
Christianity ID the historic background Of tho
novel.
1ngrabau, tho descendant Of lingo, Hero of
Thuringla, aud tho rory pcrson.tion Of transition
al loyalty. Is not moro truly the hero OF tho
romance than Winf1cd, tho pioneor Chriatian
bishop; or tho young aud inspired Gottfriel,
who Gayo his life for one rho Nas not liH friend,
and proved to the very heart Of tho fo1cst-horo,
with revelation that brought tho "neW faith"
not perceive it.''
In tho " Loisure-Hour serios," Which uoens
to hayo taken "inhuito variety for its rulc OF
choice, these novels OF Froytag hold con-
spfcuous md tIniquo place.
Henry HDlt l. Co.. Now York.
, 1873-11-30

latioD, md to builders Of NltU-cat raroGdB AID
promoters Of other hazardous mud unnecessary
enterprises.
Whilo all this ID truo, they aro no. egrocd, by
any mems, Oh h currcIcy-gyKtem that will
poBsesu the requisite expanuibility and contrac~
tibillty, and which will prevent tho payment OF
intorost on deposits and tho loaning of them to
stook-spcculntors. II iH not easy to devise {.
system that viii savo mon nto jay Cool:o aud
Henry CLOVIS from the consequences Of rock-
1eHAly Investing tho money Of tlioir 1opositorH
in wildcat EtocGa and securities, or to prevent
Wall-street operators from watoring railway
tive trash, mud tloooing coyotous fools. People
will ont forbidden fruit, aud not profit by the
experience Of thoae who found it nothing but
ashes in their mouths,
THE real. rnon1E.1
In American finance is, how to got rid Of this
annual plethora OF bnnkable funds without
having to loan it to Wall-asreet stock-spoeula-
tors. Because 1t is notorious fact tilat M easy
money-markot-an abundance OF loanablo funds
in tho banks at particular seasons Of tlo yoar--
invariably leads to rcoklasa ,stoch-gambling and
creation Of fictitious valuos by every ilegitimato
method, because 1t furnishes tho means and op-
portunity for indulging tho gambling propensity;
aud men ITO as generally foud Of gambling IN
some shape as thoy arc OF alcoholic stialuaata,
aud o1ocsseB in tho former indulgence are as
frequent and injurious as in tho latter.
But, 80 long az Now York bankors find llnn-
droda OF millions Of illo money In thoir vaults,
on which they aro paying interest to dopoeitors,
90 long will they risk lending 1t to stook-opora.
tors. Men with unemployed money loan it at
tho bost rates and terna thoy csn cot. aud a,ook-
speculatora aro always willing to tonlpt them
with higl, rates Of intorost.
Tho proposition to prevent by legal enactn,ont
tho payment OF interupt on deposits BY tho banks
sounds easy in talk but III practice
IT WILL FAIL,
al 1t oannot be prevented by. ntatuto.
The Dapl Of England, tho Duuk OF
Frapco, al tho baulB ot Europe,
my iutoroat to aopositors, and on bank-hnlances
botwoon each other. It hau always bean doue IN
An.orlca, and always wil bo., sone banks may
againht tue annual glnt in the moneey-nsarkot
and carnival Of ntock-Hpccnntio,n msst 20 Honght
Tor elsewhere than III nn iuesdlet Oh tho banks
to paY each other interest on balances.
ln my humble opno tas ay".'a % 9f currency f,E
always kaepa tho market moderately or oYon
UNCOMFORTABLE T1ulrv,
In tho boat for the country. When tho anpply Of
currency a in cxcesn Of tho wsnta Of legitimate
business, an imitation Of prices in aure To taito
place, and tho tradiug c!aaaes aro tomptpd to
speculate On what thoI call rising market |,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, flgtc, Of Calgf Sigu1l Ofce,
WASHING SION, June ii, 1878, lO:SD a m {
SYNOPSIS FOE THE PAST TwENTYFOUR HOURS
The lowest barometer, on Tuesday morning over
Lake Huron, has NOV ed eastward to northern New
England, accompanied by cloudy weather a d rain
from Tennessee and southeastern Missouri to New
England, the lower lakes and lower Michigan, but
followed by mort h-riy and westerly Winds and
clear and clearing " Gather from Missouri 10 Min.
nesots and the lakes. Clear or partly cloudy
weather aud light to fresh easterly to southsrly
Tin.s haze c9ntinu over the south Atlantic states
Light to fresh easterly and southerly Winds cloudy
weather and rain areas, during Tuesday, over tn.
gull states. The barometer continues highest over
the south Atlantic coast.
PR0BA BILITIEs-F0r New England, winds yeer.
ing to fresh, aud occasionally brisk, westerly ami
nOrherly, cloudy weather aud rain areas dsripg the
day but clearing weather during the afternoon and
night are probable. For the middle ates and low or
lake region Borthery TO westerly winds, and clear
aud clearing weather, hut accompanied by areas
during the day from soGt heastern New York TO yir-
giHia. From Missouri and the Ohio valley to the
upper lakes and Minnesota generally clear wealth
al light to fresh yarist e winds the latter shifting
t. easterly and sOutherly over the northwest For
Kentucky and Tennessee winds shifting to herly
and westerly, with CLEARING weather during the at
ternoon ard night For the south Atlsntic and g1lf
states, east Of the ssissippi, souheTiy westerly
" IDds, partly cloudy weather and probably oceA-
sonsl areas of rain Morning telegraphic reports
q ON Texas, Mississippi, Kansas, upper Michigan,
Dakots, Rocky mountains and Pacific coast are
partly missing.