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New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
PAYMAsTER CUTTERS CHANCES.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHfNGrOy Tuesday. April 30, 1873.
The subscriptions 10 the per cent loan to-day
amounted "a S3l3,7OO.
The excess exports the imports during the last
nine months has been s2O3 sol IN value Of merchan-
disc and %33lG 2i3 IN value or bullion
The House Judiciary Committee to-day agreed to re-
port favorahy on Senator Thurmans bill To prohibit
members OF Congress from becoming suretes Oh oic'ai
bonds Lereaft executed 10 the United states
All the Assistant Tteasurers throughout the Cnited
have authorized To exchange sllyer doIt
for reenbacks under the order Of the secretary ana
the Treasurer has paid out 5000 to-day III eAcAanSe
for United States notes.
Atecsram was received today at the Secret service
Division OF the Treasury, from san Francisco ann0uhe
ing the arrest OF two cOuuterfeters or conn., ana cap
turpd with them were a number or dies, CON ana o
quantity Of material for the manufacture Oh CON-
The Senate Committee Military Affairs agreed To-
day to report avorably upon the House b to place th
name OF General Shields on the retired list soae OF the
members objected tbs ground that II "ouIu p1 p 20,
precedent although this deserving case lhe pIli
passed the committee by bare majority Dul Us
In the Senate is doubtful
Collector Woodcock OF the fth district OF tennessee
reports that the legitimate production OF sps III LIS
district for the mo tbs OF January, February ana are
exceeded the production Tor the sane nlon Vi & ...
by so 600 gallOus. He also says Ihat tHeIC ~
thrtYve legitimate dstilieries operatlhs Ne AsAS'
tweLty-nlne az tue same time Iast year'
The House Committee on Banking and currency mao
before IT, this morning two amateurs In nnAhee' Mr'
BENJAMIN " Wright OF Rome, N. Y, and Mr.. George w
Weston of Warrington The committee has ABOUT closeu
fs hearings the resumption question. Inc views Oi
Henry Z. Carey, OF Philadelphia, are 10 DC OO'AAsu
through written replies 10 leading questi0ns'
In the genenral press report OF yesterdays proceed
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
SHIP NEH,S.
PORT or NETWORK

PORT or NEw.YORK.....-............... 50.
CLEARED.
steamship Wisconsin CBr FORSYTH, Liverpool via Queens
srransip Vine de PARIS r) saute Havre France Louis
steamship CITY OF Merida Reynolds Havana and Mexican
POrts..E. Alexandra & rOas. o., 90. 49,, 49,.
steamship Acapulco Clapp Aspinwa Pacific Mail steam
ship Co. , ,-.,.r- c.,,- pofr+ ,,J picb
ronu. Old Dominion steamship Co, -
Sf4am sbip beverly, Wallace, Philadelphia, JAS Ham,
steamship General whitney Halett, Boston, " H. f.
SS Resous NcAols Japan saer LAYER.
Sbo campa Emilia Ial CoryrullO, Naples italy, Lauro
bb i0fetto Fish, Hodgman Francisco simonson d
8SrE Dunrobtn Orb Harris London snow Burgess
BARK Veneranda (Ia.) Poo BRISTOL Ens Lanro' storey
SSTK spto Aust) Kossogleh, Cork on Falmouth for or
BsrR Ache F. Gust percich, Newry Ireland slOcoyich
Rsrs sehamyl snow Marseilles France, James Henry
Bark Konigen Augusta GeT. Hensel Bordeaux, France,
BaT2 Laura and Gertrude loer). Schultz Rotterdam o
BsrK 1atolDetta tsvoa Hansen Amsterdam HOl Funcn
BarS FriedeEie (Ger BohIn Danzg KOnlgsberg.
ham & BOyesen.
BARK Northern Chic; sr, Mlsr Antwerp BeIs. Boyd &
ssTK Kssrel (Br) LOo,art usnstsdt Cur J. Foulke's
Hines %.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
rELEGRApHLc NOTEs.

ST. IorTs. April 3O.-The journeymen tailors in
This city took preliminary for strike for higher wages To-
day.
GlEvs FALLS. n. Y, ADril 30-ROney Bruno OF
WeagertOwu drowned this morning while driving oBs
down the Hudson, ten mixes north OF dlens falla'
NEW ORLEANS, April 3O.-ln q quarrel over game
NJ card. this morning saO0u between William GIBSON
9u J. r. IaWless former stabbed and died la haI III
hour
RocfrsTTR. n Y. April 30.-In Palmyra, last
rht charles r1rr stabbed and instantly killed James A.
Porier Both partially intoxicated and had quarreeH
over q trivial a1air.
SpRIXGFTFfD, Mass. April 30.-Two French boys
and yOug man named Ward, who went our IN boat on NE
Ch.eoeo River Jeuksviie, today, were swept over 'nu
daIu and were drowned ,
1RFvroN. n j. April 80 Governor Mcclellan
odsv aDoiued r. g. Good, OF Railway Jn0 = burhs OF
fi1as.. LHtd and Geo. II. Jenkuh0u, OF NchaA'
Conris sioners Lhe PARIS Exposition
yorTsyIIIE Ky., April 30.-Ihe Newcomb Bu-
SsNS COMPANY dl.IIefa. who were compelled 70 suspend
have arranged u pay thelr cfslls
r. mi tth peJ interest and to-day announced tAe1i
resumption.
CrvcrxxATI. Aprl 9O-One StOker. gambling
sar feener al Bradford Ohio and Dr BrocAhaeI OF AZ
, County Ohio been arrested, ana drought 20
fS it on charge OF cOunterfeng trade dollars and Ai
dollars
GLEN Cow, n. Y, April 20-Thomas RushmoFe
10 RnsIvr vas struck Instantly kt while crossing the
track about mile south o. kosyn BY the
leaving Long Island City al iSO p H. lie was about so7shl
years Old and very deaf
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01

Brig Charles A. SPARKS Golfer, Havana. Cuba. T. ward
Brig Ksiuns Mash sag1a In Granie Cuba, Talbot Co.
Brig Charlotte, BrissA BriaestOwn. Dwight Piatt
ARRIVED.
steamship Abyssnia Br Murphy. Liverpool April 20 and
Queenstown 2st mdse. amt pass 90 C. o. Francklyn
an Ens s s mdse snS s
steamship nevada CBr Gsdd Liverpool April 20 and
Queenstown 2st with m,se snd pass 70 Wisnis Sioa, ~
ps sssa@sp aS ,s DeyoHs ~ ,Ss Srs ros
sssa%shp Pou%erana Ger 7ehwenseH Hamburg Apri
& sspsS d kS hr ssss SssseS s6 s aSd 5raa sh WITH
irnt and pass. 10 Henderson Bros.
steamship & &A1sIyis iBT Bl3ghorn casna M March 20
9Th with fruit etc. to Phelps Bios Co., vessel To John C.
steamship JaentO Phillips Havana Aprn 81. Nassau
24th 81 Augustine 10Th ana lyoee "a with mde and pass
steamship Neworleans Dearborn New orleans April %
and W. Pass 24th with mdse end pass 70 Clark sea
steamship City Of Macon NicSerson Savannah April q.
with Ddse and las pass TO Gsotgs SSnge; 49,, .,
S a. sn 'y eS 81 nas a ~ aS " onintaTd Co. 80
steamship Isaac Bel. Lawrence, Richmond Clty POINT
and Norfolk. With mdse and pass TO od Dominion steam
Steamship General Whitney HaIIett, Boston. with mdse
ship jacob Trumpy CNoT svanOe Galway "a days. in bal
Bark HaakOn Haakonson Norl HOuge Bergen 7G days. In
Bark Gua Nor Anderson Glasgow 20 days IN ballast to
Bark B. DGfus Cof Yarmoatl shaw. Hamburg 7e days.
with empty barrels % Boyd hnGSen ken 0 90 a, with
Bark Alice Reed Keerao Singapore ITO days with mdse.
BARI core% tsi WoT1instoa, adams Shanghai lo7 days.
Bark scgd jdf f6adep Lindsay Porto ca5eio April
T. with coffee, etc. 10 Dallett. BOulton & Co.
Brig Daylight tof NewHaven Gibson. Demerara Is days.
with sugar L. W. & p. Armstrong.
Brig Robert Move (Of NewBaven McLure, P9intaPlfre
II days. with sugar and moasses to H. Trowbrige's sons
Brig C. C. Robinson. COggne Carenas days. with sugar
order; vessel 20 ]. II. Winchester & Co.
WIND-sunset-At sandy Hook. Light S. S. E. very thick
fog. All CITY Island, Light :. E4i cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS
LoDos April 5Osaled 21th inst zePhyr for Bath Come
18th inst, Charleston Light Brigade; 30Jh inst, Plymouth
Rock, Capt Richardson
Arrived 2Ih inst Mercedes Charlotte, Capt Wallis En-
press Capt VehlOw; Bygden 10th inst, Asana Cavalier,
Capt Carney; Lorenzo, Capt Kitesen Andrew Jackson,
Magnificent Marathon Capt JOe.; Carn Capt Westerand,
Countess Of Duern Maria Catherine, Susan l. Campbell,
Atlantic Liedke Mo Cugno sovereign Fortuna Capt
-chiemann FOkestone; Fanny Atkinson, Mo-
amo Verena David MscolmsoD Both inst, Now EIa, the
latter az Bombay; BrazOs, Lillian n. Nlgus, sci frate,
Bomid0n Colchester, Mandarin Tetens Eliza Capt Dart Il
= pnwr ArylO
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01

DIED.
BALDwTN-At Newark " J.. Sunday April % 1879.
Charlotte Crane widow OF David J. BALDWIN, the sSd
Reiave and friends areinvited to funeral services
at her late residence 2l9 Orangest, Newark. N.J on
Internent at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
BROwN-On the 25th Of February last al the Begqn Lega
daughter OF late John K. LIVINGSTON, and WIDOW Of
Lowndes Brown Of Charleston = - IN the 1S1 year Of hsI
BUTLER-In this city April 90 Elias Batter q Hyde Park
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CORTELYOU-Aprl 2s 1878, John W Corelyou' OF south
Funeral services at NJ F. Church Of south Orange az O'CLOCK
D. NJ, "Wednesday, May l.
DARLING-At Madison. Wis. Friday, April 26' LeaHdei
Darling. IN the 18Th year of hisiage - q. 49,,
Funeral VII take place nom n, ms 3, a ~ resgee ] % d. ~
Relatives aud friends also MEMBER Or the Ne"f ork Prdles
hafhs1se tsi na esfs aSs TssPeGu Ss sen ''u 10 ' "
DOTY-on MONDAY. April % Rebecea, widow Of the late
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend her funeral ron
her late residence BOZ Un!on-st brooklyn, wednesday
May !. at o'clock O. N.
IlteT1nent New. Brunswick, y. 7.
DoOLITTLE-Aprl % OF apoplexy Edwin Dcoliitie: IL
the 10th year Of his age counsellor al law ior
FuEers rom Iis late residence lO8 lmmtave Jersey City
Heights n J., az 250 @ ,: U.' WedA1 sdAT' May l.
FERGUsoN-on Monday, April 90 El.zabsh Ann Ferguson
ESiivs s friends are respectfully invited 10 attend her f.
neral rou her late residence Si5 West 26ts On Wednes
GFNINon Tuesday morning April 80 at his resdenee No
1l5 East 6Othst JoAn n Genin in the 5sth year oi h
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MILLERAt BROOKLYN on Tuesday 30th inst Maria earle
ton. widow OF the late Fred T. Mer and eldest daughter
fJohn ". SLasnry, N the 29tA year OF her age.
Notice ~ funeral tomorrow.
sATTERLEE-On Monday, April 20 Edward satterlee in
the Saith year his age.
Friends Of the family invited attend the funeral Cab
vary Church corner Of itAave and 2lstt at y n on
Thursday.
Interment at West Point.
SEWARDAt Florida orange County, n Y, April p, Mrs
Israel seward. aged y years.
SHITH-suddenly AT westheiI =. J., sunday morning
oath inst disease Amanda b.. wife Oi the Rev. T.
II smith OF the Newark b. T.. Conference.
Y7rrav n u wednesday
Nav 10 and the ROseyile NJ. l.. Church. the
same daY, az p.
Relatives an. friends invited 20 attend.
NewJeFsey papers please copy.
vANDERvEER-On sunday April % al Eastou, Penn the
Rev. John Vanderyeer. ID. ID.
Funeral Easou, Penn Thursday, MAY ? at
O'Clock D..
v,NDFRvEFR-on SUNDAY April 2s at Easton. Penn, the
Rev John VanaeryeeV, h. D.. agrsi =
EasOn Penn. THURSDAY bay AT O'Clock D. N
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

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nbp and Fred IOnes 4 g. Jube Dr. a F. Price. G J. Alien
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For central ans south AusTCa-H. Nathan, S l. Isaac g.
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WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.


the Secretary of the Treasury to suspend payments
OF this kind until the 1st of July, 1885.
The vote in the Finance Committee of the Senate
cannot, however, De accepted as final test OF the
strength of this measure in that body.
7 preamble OF Mr. Beck's resolution sets
forth that whereas the purchases OF bonds
for the sinking fund have exceeded the amount
required by law by $500, ,954 459 80, therefore
II is esOved by the Senate, the House OF Represen-
tatves cOncurring that ii Is unnecessary and mex
pedent either 10 maintain impose taxes at this
time for the purpose of providing for the S37 1856,
O54 O4 asked for by the Secretary of the Treasury
in his estimates for the purpose of providing further
for the sinking fund.- and that the Secretary of the
Treasury be directed not to purchase any
bonds for the reduction of the principal
of the National debt until the further order of Con
Gress, and that the committees of Congress
not to provide for the payment during
the next fiscal year of any part of sad
sum in the adjustment of the taxation
required for the maintenance and support of the
Government. The Senate Committee IN reporting
adversely 10 the resolution, stated that the pay
ments into the sinking fund are provided for by
law, and that the law could not be changed b,
concurrent resolution.
The suspension of payments into the sinking fund
has been one of the main FEATURES OF Mr Fernando
Woods financial scheme from the beginning Inc
assumption upon which Il "a based Is that the Gov
ernmcnt during Secretary BoutwelFs adminisira-
tOn Of the Treasury Department reduced the Ma
tOral debt more rapidly than was required by law,
and that now that the revenues have fallen on, and
business depression makes a reduction Of taxes de-
srabe II l. only proper that the people shall be re-
leved Of this burden at least until accounts with
the sinking fund are squared up.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
DRAMATIC NOTES.


"The Wife's Appeal" proved a failure at
tie Academy OF Music, and it has been put to silence
Another change of bill will be made at NIblo's
Theatre tonight when Camille" will be substituted Tor
Leah -; and this pensiye luxury will tomorrow even
ing give place 20 The Ticket-ufLeave Man" The lat
Ter piece-vhch Of the best plays OF the present
eentury-ShOud have prohtiDir career, wei. repre-
Bented II steadily interests and constantly exercises
beneficial influence upon the public mlnd
The san Francisco Minstrels closed their
season saturday night 1t has been marked by their
accustomed cheery mirth and by many agreeable
changes OF programme Mr.. Wambold has gratifed the
lovers Of sentimental vocasm by mis- sympathetic aud
dies and Messrs. Birch and Backus have amused tHe
city with their hilarious humor. This evening hFcf"-
maaeer named PatriZo. viii oeeupy their opera Aose.
The reader is reminded that the strong and
pathetic melodrama OF a Celebrated Case" reaches
ats 1OOth consecutive representation, at the Union
Square Theatre tonight This event will be made the
occasion OF pleasant festival The longevity Of this
play IS proof that II touches the human heart II
ought q Dc reiterated, however that It's success IS IL
considerable measure due the admirable acting Of
Mr.. Charles COghlan, IN It's principal character
Signor Majeroni appeared again last night
a. Corporal SalO and he will continue TO act this
turesque and pathetic part throughout the present
week az the Fifth Avenue Theatre. The second per
fOrmance smoother than the Grst, and the actor
deepened the brilliant impression Of artistic excellence
which was made the opening night sgnOr Msjeroni
Il al accomplished performer, and tnat class Of tas
public which is sincerely interested in acting should i'm
prove the opportunity enjoy and study his
art They vii find Il genuine IN quality, strong and
fine texture earnest in high purpose, and Wholesome
IN influence. Next Monday Slgu0r Majeronl Will pro
duce a pay-new that is, IN this regOn-entltled
Husband and Wife" This work was written by an
ITALIAN author signOr Achilles hontlgnaD and adapted
IN English by Australian hngulst, Mr II. MOrell Oi
Sydney sgnOra MaerOui will make her entrance Al
the Fifth Avenue IN this piece. The play Illustrates
sOme OF the effects OF jealousy.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
TIE srEAMER's PAPERS CORRECT.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE CI,IBRIA.

IfII STEAMER CHARTERED QJlEI4.l i-A14 ADN III
OPINIONS OF GERMAN CAPTAINS.
The announcement Of the arrival of the
steausu Cimbra, OF the Hamburg American Line, at
Southwest Harbor. Me- with 500 passengers yester-
dav, created considerable surprise. While many
laughed at the idea that the 600 passengers were
Russian officers and sailors, others looked at the
matter more seriously and felt satisfied that. nowtth
standing the prOfessed ignorance OF the Russian officials
IN this country privateer- to be fitted IN the
United states At the Office OF the line, the agents
dressed surprise that OF their steamers should have
been chartered the other side. 70 be sent different
mission from her regular voyage as any chanKe III tr
OF the steamers without ther knowledge
would involve great Inconvenience 10 their patrons
CAPTAIN Frauzen OF the Sueya steamer OF the same
line which arrived here week states that the Cim
bra was chartered by some person whose name AMI
kept secret Inc vessel sailed from
Hamburg April 6, under the command or a
captain, MI BadenheuseE' who tell port under seaed
orders, with nothing on bolrd but the most ueafe sup
plies. Upon Captain Frauzen's arrival at Hayre, hr
learned that CmbriA had gone % one OF the Baltic
ports. A these ports not open 70 navigation until
sion should DE there. Captain Frauzen believes that the
Russian officers and sailors on board are 10 be trans
The Officers Of the PumucranH, OF the same hne
which arrived yesterday generally profess Ignorance 1
the Climb ias mission. one OF these officers stated ina
nc not allowed 10 give any Information but ne te
Russian officers and sailors, who wOuli not Dc
landed as they could never De mustered together
again. He sald that when the CmDria left Hamburg II
was known that she coming 70 New IOrk,as she
took nOrtheriy
Southwest HarbOr D.. south OF thG Island OF Mount
Desert on the coast OF Name forty miles southeast OF
date 100 ships al with shelter. IL IL about four
miles from Ellsworth Baltic Port, whence the I'm
bra sailed, Is small Russian port on the island OF
Inag the entrance OF the Gun OF IlulAnu IL 10
thirty -riglt miles Oi EtVeL
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
A CENTRAL AMERICAN EARTHQCAKE.

An earthquake of unusual severity was felt
at Puerto CaBollo the night Of April H. Captain
schoz the brig Emma Dean, which arrived from that
port yesterday with cargo Of coffee. states that the
excitement OF the people greater than could he de
seribed. AT first there rumblng sound, followed
by heavy QuakIIg the tumblng down OF houses, anu
the shattcrng OF walls and ceilings, when Causeu i'
1000 inhabitants 20 make one general rush Tor thr
streets and seek a place Of safety. several hundred
families took refuge upon the shipping IN the haFDor
and DID not return their homes until next ddY Wheh
some of thrm found themselves homeless, with their
buildings razed % the ground Another sNght eartH-
quake was felt after midnight, bat 10 was less Sc
we're tran the first The earthquake was felt win
lrs- severity at Caracas La Guayra valencia aud Bar
lrgR.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS DO NOT WANT.

A commission to investigate the manner OF
the e,Iduet o. the election OF President III the several
States particularly IN the sOuthern-a committee 70 N
Vesfpafe tg End out and % look into the voting II
those states which returned Tlden Electors, as well hs
those winch returned for Hayes would be good tang
Furthermore N due 10 Justice and 20 history Let us
have committee OF fairmiuded men or bOth parties
whose character viii enrtle them ~ the pubic eohi
denee. Lei Is have for record account OF the way
popular uuanlmfty and Tden electors we're secured Dy
the shotgun and revolver and OF the way OF 0eaAng up
Republican meetings without biOOdsned, by merely a
pearng On the ground armed and organized, aud taxing
advantageous positions. Let political history con-
taia the method which Democrats the elections
and parlcned rebels resume their allie g1ance
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
STATE ASSOCIATIONS.
INQUIRIES By CLERKS CONCERNING THEIR FREE
DOM TO ENGAGE IN POLITICAL WORK.
GENERAL pnEss DIsPArCH


GENERAL PREss DISPATCH
WAsHINGToN. April 30.-There has been no little
interest in political circles here over reports that
State Associations, composed principally Of
clerks in in the executive departments.
would be permitted to reotganize and resume active
operations III political affairs. Several applications
have been made to the heads Of departments by sub
ordinates who have been active workers IN the
d!sbanded associations, 10 know If they would be
allowed to enter actively upon the work that char
acterized the various bodies in former political CAM
paigns. It Is insisted. however, by mem-
bers OF the Administration. that as the Presl-
dent has not rescinded the order d!scOunten-
ancng and forbidding Government employees
from entering upon political work the various 3so-
cia ions cannot take part IN campaign warfare.
This n seems is not meant ~ refusing 60 allow mem
bcrs OF the ntons To contribute finds or doc
umeuts To National Executive Committees, but 1t
will prevent officials from being active workers IL
party matters.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
PANIC AMONG PEgNsYLyANIA Po,LTTIcIANs.

The HOyt programme Is being seriously dis
tHrsed y he inroads which Grow and Wickershdm are
daily nlSing Those who haye expressed the utmost
confidence IN HOyt's success &C the republican state
queniy expressed If any OF the GubernafOria cand-
Oates prominently mentioned will carry on the h0nOrs
Friends 0f Grow and Wickersham are highly eated
th Progress by their ayOrtes, but 40 not appear
10 be eeuldent that they Will be successful, freely ad
m7tting that Indications pOiIt 10 new man. Tie III
sIucuOns given by the Delaware County Convention Tor
LroW anu the selection OF Nickcrshan delegates IN
Cumberland and snyder Counties 10 day, have stll
further diminished the confidence 0f HOyts friends.
Tnere Is rupor here tonight thar HOyt is be with
drawn IN favor OF a more formidable candidate against
Gr8w aud Wieersham but II cannot 0s traced to
Bis Saircfs
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
Ar srouGHroN cENTRE. nAss.-Loss sl7.Ooo

BosToN, April 30.-A FIRE ut StoughtOn Centre,
Mass, this morning destroyed budh owned by Mrs.
Iua Mills Loss 81 800; Insured for 81 ,OOO The build
ing was occupied by Becher Co.. curriers', whose loss
/, ali 500; insured for $500. -Four thousand dollars
worth of skins belonging to other men were also de
,raveS loas covered hy insurance IL h supposed that
ne buiidiug was strHck By lightning One OF the firm
who yss asieep M the building barely escaped
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
A PROPHECY THAT MAY YET BE TAKEN BACK
from (Denn)

While the motion is pending TO nominate
Mr. ndeH by aceamatOn some gentleman from the
rural district will and express nls doubts 10 the
prOprety OF nominating a the second time for an
office who hadn't enough sand in his to taSe posses
OF after having been trlumphany elected thereto
acc0mpaU these remarks win motion To lay the
proposition the table. Ihis not beng Qebatable viii
be done singularly large vote and the convention
aaly
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May l, l \. MA slow rise Of air
pressure yesterday accompanied by partly cloudy
weather The Temperature similar TO that OF the
preceding day the OF moisture IN the air con-
tiuues
For this city ard vicinity, partly cloudy and arm
weather may be expected % follow fOgguess this nOr-
ing and continue through t-mouOw