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New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Su4LL-POx ~ 4 TENEAENrHOUSE.

A LIrrLE Guild DIES Oh THK DISEASE IN sRCoND-
sT.-IGSoRASCg Of 1liE Parents.
A sin torn from the margin Of n newspaper
wes sent to tie Coroner. Office by Unlertaker Nc
CoW.key. In ThIrd-st., near AveAue-B. With tao
srnplo announcement that dead cEid
lay In room 40. q, al NJ. pa Second-st.
Coroner Woljmau aud his deputy, DR.. Cushnan. went
twice before they succeeded III finding room No. on
the second door Of teuemeuthOuse. containing twelve
families. ald surrounded by stllI larger and more
deusely crowded buildings % The class Mr. Sow
auick and MS wife, Boheaians, unable 70 speak any
English Tie parents VI stOsy." the hVe-yeaT-old
child tnat was dead. through Interpreter they told
nov Ave dAys a-o 1t fell sick rith fever and sore
throat. No doctor called and II died on
Saturday. When the woman had told Tie story
Dr. Cuslmau '-i the cloth tha' concealed the Ittio
body. Prom head 10 foot Il was covered with the
eruptious - unmi,tllaLic rna .i-po1.
The Office Of The Board ~ Health f. closed on sunday
and no b"ls roulG be- taken ycrtcriaY To-day Coroner
NOman Will report the case Hul tho WOk Ol cleaning
aud fuuEItIHs house viii be uudcriuhcu. IL may,
however be too lato 70 kti the germs Of
the diseaa-. The dead child lay untouched
la4t uignt lu OF the two rooms occupied hy the
rowAnIck family Another, fsW year, older. skipped
gayIv about The room. The Hcichb1iHu0d IS very
thirkly populated mostly by Germans, aud the eautry
conditions such 10 iENV!a spread VI JDo disease
suouu u tahs root.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
NEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.


The thirty-seventh season of the Ncw-io iork
Philharmonic Society closed on saturday evening the
LAST concert being attended bv much better audience
than this association succeeded In attracting Tor any VI
the previous performances of the year. Inc lhPIo'
mcnt was. of course. owing to the presence OF M vi"
he mi who was received with an enthusiasm not a"'",
ed by any of the rG'rts Of thc orchestral he p'l'
hrsi Tipuski's nccrO Milit1re (ore moTrm'np'"
bright. vigorous ana interesting work, an'nn'inS ~
pls,,cs bst test ,ue exccutanis skill the ease ana
precision OF his technique, tie purity OF ''S
tone the breadth AID nobility OF ms sFI''
The true master dlscloses himself ~ the c'aI"'N'
and freedom with which ne phrases ihe meaning ="
these ornate and difficult compositions MI "lheiJ
mach Rccuf in ncrprctatan made 50 strong an lmIfcs-
sion ta, the audience hardly restrained their applause
tin the cud, aud recalled him aftcrward again ana
again. IipiusSi. the Polish yrtuOso ami composer Is
itlo known iu Ncw-EoIk, and we have no recolecl"h
of hearing ti, brilliant Military Concerto since MI 'afl
Rosa played i for the Philharmonic Society nine years
ago. Nj Whemis second piece on tue programme
was his own arrangement Tor Nlohh ana oiCh'Si'
of Chopius minor Nocturnc. Op. 81, No Inot opus
81 as tnc bills had I'D, which he played with exquisite
tenderness and manly grace altoeethcr inmlt"br an"
iudescrbabc. II. added two encore pioces-iiier iAe
Concerto delicious Romauza O his own' ana aittr th'
Nccturne one ~ the thoroughly satisfying OF all his
scsctiOns, the Bach Air in ID.
The orchestra gave bad performance oi Beethoven
seventh symphonic II was coarse III '"''' num-
execution and common sentiment, ana the Ah'SIe'o
wa4 disAsureI by ccceutuciucs OF tempo sun worse
was the SELECTION irouI the WaEiire '-Wotans faic-
well aud tine Fire Scene, which We have heard so
often and well played by the same u'h''
in the confused and expressoness execution u 'he
first part OF this number especially II was
not easy to recognize the eloquent music ol
one Of Wagucr's most poeical pages The lmperIe'-
iiJu. Of individual PLAYERS might be passed over with
leuiency but the fault of a foSsy and unmeanns per
formance Of this sort lies deep. and II ought To ne
poiDtnd ont with unsuaring severity would save
o vrp,r.br ana deserving Philharmonic Society from
tbe dreadful bagnt % mrdiOciy which cuiScs almost
all American art The society hardly survive ana
we are not sure that u ought survive, another season
frL. his
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
DIEH


COILyER-At sing Sing April James T co'yer aset %
R,iye, an friends are ilyaI 90 atteut tho funeral sg.
yIr-s from tre NJ T.. Church. sing sing, on Wednesday
April o. AT $3.50 O'Clock p II.
GnAHAI-ou Friday. Apr T. Cataagino W. widow OF Va
I a - vii ae nsce from tho reidence soninLaw
H. H. Porter, 20 los West am 81, Oh MONDAY tOihlnS
the Tthil5t., HoClO' =.
The rruialus wiH be taken 20 Albany for ni-rment
uEARN-On sunday, April Louisa, danEtor Of James A..
No,iss " funeral IN oysnnE papers.
KIETLAND-At East Orange " J., on saturday April 5.
John infant Ida it1hay 4ui Jart'i T. htrlaHd
Fuper .rrrres Hii Uo held o. r3,l ne ~ mo p"tl'
WashugtOus East orange, on Tuesday, 5h INST at 2JO
D.
Mo1T-At Yonkcrs. y. y on Frit,y April ,arah widow
no IliAfr =. Mott g-oi y sth~s ana I'D ihS
FGner At the OF her sou, william H. Mott On MoA
day. % . p 20.
cars leave 42'.sf. az 20J r
sHAFER--st Berqon Poi-t. \. J., snndN. Aoril o.
Tlpiu3- u. ~hsf-r age ij Euars
laty,s and uli- invited 10 onf ne funeral rom
his ,te rt,IrIce Ave- So 4C's.sf. -ti inst. at D. l
SMITH ON 1lurslsv Apr. B. at Norsaik. Conn, Theb.
dolr l.. smith, a. tle I'D Y-ar ~ u' age.
23i, r. Monday, ApiiZ Freals -Ie regae't-i not 10
s-ud lOwtls.
wETuOuf-Ou saturday Aprl 2, 1872. Lacy A. widow Of
Tro,usr AZ A,tmoIg.
iiyes an fecns invitol 70 atll the funeral ser.
vir.s no so6 Lexington ~Fv, On lut.ls Aprl1 . .;
100 cIora ~ n
vlGHT-on April g. Mary j. daughter Of hobart and
Mary j. Wright. ana tranddAIBdt-f OF tddtics PetieE
gg,f motifs a0d 2~ aar".
svs ana lIeq!s.r. tr.y0ctfY llNitsi - attnlutus IA
nrt r,u ta. - her u-t-ut 49, Lsst 3OlAst
on Sfongav. April 2, It 10 30 =. ia.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
A BIT or rHlLoLoGY.
hoH, me Proe deae> Frrss.

IN a quotation from The Press THE NEw-
Monk p lnIIkE ciaue,s Tie Noiu LLAoloIaU, NUicA
was % eC HtslUOu.ly y, % pWlriCg.t II II AN open
question whether me TRIBUNE word IL preferable.
Professor whitney, Oi Yale College, The principal u.-
gust o. the county calls himself yhI.O.ogrr and all
Hcu Ncl, Vofstd % The history and gI JAOVby Ol Ian
guage OBJECT 10 the Term pLHOIJ.ls We say theology
theOiOgaai Why not IblOlOgy. phiiolOgsHi TIE Lrf-
HAuatJn Isl, IN favorable sense introduced by
tLo rctiti-f Ihyl isle ustrartS and tho small fry
But they have never been famous iOT good Ihlouy n
tle coinage their terms. IL EIg-h and all kindred
language there ls certainly NNt dhyrcucc between
wOld with the termination ist aud the word with
more common ending 10 il not dliLcult LOtce the
ON renee D.tWecD theOOgan aud tLcOOgst, m CI-
plOer ana eXporst Inc ending ist attached 20 any
s.ULy gNrs % sarCdstIc touch, aud % would Do far
Out " tho way 10 sAg that Professor whitney phllO
logger, Professor williams phLOlOgi4H ana Eihu Bur
ntt u pLIOlOZist Words ike EUgt!4t sId roph.st do
not belong 70 t0ls c&.s persons fsmsr vith OTeek
veil KNOW People villa tClorALiy moe srnsr Of Ian
Suage know tbia when they au.I dt lsHs tL0y uaY
Ro stop farther and augh at tuo i.ts. Al any rate
!cle1iuC students VI ausu9gc DO not Wsh ~ bO called
urgusts or phiolOgists They the latter term
eastcaAy Or UNEXPECTEDLY, ana ts term ins suis they
spDy OILY to the philosophers OF language
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
TIE MONMOUTH rnEsnYrERY.

FREEHOLD, y. D., April G.-lho Prcsbytcry
o. MOlmOuth, comprising Gu OF the Presbyterian
Churches east r ,hs l!ne of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad. AID including Dayton and Gran
hurry vii hold 10 regular suiing meeting
nj tho Prcsbyicgiau Church Of this town
ON Tuesday ~ 1890 q. There VIII bo nt tho came
timc Iadrs missionary meeting ~ tho chapel OF the
rpurcl and addresses viii be delivered by.
i,ie..n missionaries A collation. will be pro
,de1 ard service, continued in the afternoon.
pIbIr r.trrUt -rryltCs viii Io hold Tuesday
ou.i VtJr Gay EVENING" ~ the church. On Tuesday
evening tha retiring moderator, tho Rev ILnl ieus
N(lrou. OF SHIrN.buIy, Wil preach sermon, aud on
W.,e.y eyrnins addresses viii he delivered and tHr
narrative Of tho state 0f religion viii be foad.
TIC business Of tho PTcsbytrTy cOuhlata IA ~
general review Of The churches work. Delos
,yl b. elected 10 attend the General Assembly 10 10
held IN Saratoga next NAV, and candidates ful 10 mh
isry will alsO be examined aud licensed All the aeet-
ings viii DO Opon 10 the public
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Or STAGE AT EASTER.

There will be, as is usual, q revival OF dra-
i-,'ir afur u this ciy AT Easter This lovely festival
of trr cirrh-.ae symbol Of hope and tlc Qu-iry of
h-ppiuc,.-diIus,s its sweet and kindly influence
throughout an c.rclcs and pursuits and naturally,
b4 MS about q! renewed cEJr and earnest aud
brilliant achievement. The instinct Of tho hour is to
tury ard forget al the failures and b.und r., aud r.J
Ji, OF tie pls ANA TO turn the m.nd-rcfiesnol AMI
cn,rrcd,-to new. and bright, and courageous
riYJrrs. Tho stagc.-which always is quick reflex
oi the public ueed.-lusianLy feels, ana responds
10 the rrjuyonatng spirit ana influence OF the time
Hl We may poet that TIN local tE3tre5 will within
,he next fortnight put forth great number and va
riety % the velest attractions. Mr. Wallace coHtem-
plates revival o. EoOcrtsOu's play OF " Caste for
we've years eusArIed III the alectonato admiration oI
tl,s community Nj ABBEY, at the Park VIII bring
forward Gl,bcri's poetic and Lovely drama OF The
Palace ~ Truth" with ana rcsplendcnt success,
and fine cast of The characters. Miss Ada CAV ndish
itis Iikcy, viii again forward at tie Broadway
Theatre. .ouug shsGespesre's H0sOttnd. drama.
adapted from tho French entitled " Lost Children"
vii be produced at the Union square T4eatre-u
the sumgtuous syio ior which that stage Is
SO pleasantly noted. Mr hacEayc Ia, taken the
co,ey hide theatre I'm Twenty recently known
~ the Fiftn Avenue Hal and Will open II, rented aud
suitably adorned, April H. with The reproduction OF
h srOu and tr der drama Of Won at Last in which
di.- Geueyieyr s,cbDins is make her metropolitan
debut acting me heroine. The cast in other features
alec be Of exceptional merit. Mary Anderson will
appesriu Brooklyn at tuo Academy of Music. and act
there duru,; the Easter week MILE. Aimee. IN opera
bllilc re4ppeIls al Booths Theatre Apr T. III.
are but iew OF jle prominent theatrical occurrences
vhcu are 10 ergrus, tho attention Of the lsysoiug
ruDc ia tie festive season nov coming on. a. bids fsr
a uis Ol IusUai sJIi4nt caa 81 enterprise and
VARIETY OF aspect and doubtless 1t vii snod ustrs OF
pleasure ana success at the cIOs.u. perICd Of the
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

Unc0mpr0mlslng war against }adicallsm and
foI ryi... o. 80 t, ulquiuU. legislation is iHe d" 10
N.torv Iltrou- fetbieHe>S De- ttl.It; tIUud us ice
ss,aucr and -gessIou lead To succcss Memphis Ap-
peal ,DeI.J
If the founders Of our Government knew
VIA, tlty were doing. tLe .JvTltc MAJ MY OF Con
cr.s, d., guilty. of tu attempt ,uutloulze that Gov
c-umrui-r 81 tult tIr danger of wLc1 was foresrtn
a.l il.Ia d a-a.nst u. carlully as human ingenuity
could iJI.u l..rlo thcpJ
The Republicans can afford to abide results.
Tloy I.i.. uo I',I,I.c they hdi.,rHJ rcvolutunaly
ttiu,- Asserting thr wisdom ait the y ul iac
laws Uul.utec.us tie purity o' tr ballot-h,X. they
can ,u.. ntu upon 90, trf-l .Nr. rcsonc n thrIr
purpg~- Dt"k Tine ne -At upon t1' siHrjlN
DfI. .I j. .ac-rly "i rec institutions Rochester
Ucloy..i s.t Chronicle .Eftl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Mr.. HDLINGSHEAD.

Mr.. John lIolingshead, the manager of the
Caiey Tn,utrc LOudOu Will we aro Informed shortly
make tIp TO NcW-YoTk. ILrr0 10 member Of the
tIcaulcal world abroad VINO would be received here
with kinder welcome. ~. Ho,nrehcad iss veteran
u the pu1uJs OF jourraIlsn aui the Stage scholar
ftr0n aud brilliant writer, and OF the Oh arm
lug companions Of tho more elegant ciuD.fo Of
London. As dramatic critic he belongs 10 The
old school ot O4eHIord-sO well represented
now. in tho british capital bY Josrph Knight
Charles Dunplie, and l., l. Blanchard. "A
theatrical manager has steadily rec poct cd and o.
tccd The best iatrro-s Of the stg-. and, tho indie
pendent aud jucioI conduct OF his theatre has n.de
many slutary reforms The customs Of London thca
tres alr, ia Taay respects. stupid aud uoublo-Omc
The Gaety is Of the trw heotcs there which the
visitor is made comfortable and not annoyed plum
dercd. We know not what professional significance
may De attucErd 10 Nj HOIuS S,.rsd's YIsit o. tlt
Ulicd States at tails timc. Perhaps may prove the
IOrCluuucr Of the coming Of MT, IuiDE-.iu IaclGrut
Hcaily tp De wished PersOnaly, It viii .iyo great
pleasure ia theatrical and social circles.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Special Noilce5

Ask for Poilak's " Puck CiGsTottos
Manurd by new system. EIcs.s al other.
Dr Chnuders Chatnamle Bit0i sgd Lyrr p's cure dys
prpsa oppressive u~4linf corVeuos Al dfugSets ZJG
.cryou. TX A neil ssSay iupfls ss1s
pf lectures delivered kkhn's SuSaun 81 AnsisnT Aes
YORK on the and curs Of prtEsrs ne sbo"uga
di-pusov how lost health nsJ ~ resNhs t1oI4hs oiA
tire tmpefuSnt- Ia marriage snl s1o ESA G'hh
dspiitv. being Sic result ~ 30 ys-rs
rr.gre y m1 2jc currency. p0btS - stamp. AdieS
h.rrtItrv. NAHN'S Museum. 90 BroAtSsF, New f1ft
r. "a -,eyynrtn steam Cs-t Clo.iiu. WorEs Sl6 7th
ayr y 4 aad - rcnn.t. srvaklJs. ao.d ios circulars
The rricdrirhskBll
4, the ,uy reliable fhs bra Of an = ter Watera
Tower street Clocks
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
TuH NINCONTOOps ATIrAGlIN.

We have received u marked copy Of Tie
btoup tr5r~ n winch olc great nuin 81 Ct DO .as
cope. iTJ. fri Us Journals ior Mr. Ilucl Tor t.c
lI -f.-.rr. Iar-. huyUIs iuHlClt. ,sucO..
ou-DaI>t OF Pu'ar sentiment t"rnty months toIors
election. Hu, yeJp.r down 10 Nay j We grave doubts
on that LuG,. 1h'y Rather believe that tic pieces
prove tUCr' systematic effort On the part 81 Nlf
IIlGtB and h., friends 10 arrange thu ylrt--,Gk d
hilton Be Democratic party rs vcfcto secure fps
NJ Iudu tn' nomination In sending these pieces
aDIOtu they uaHc mi-jaao IN sending turW o. i.ls
shop Tor feel u 70 D. orrcdy 90 oppose Mr TldD's
HOI4Ia3I .I ia all our UOWuT.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Of the Homo for the Fricndless his check ior
$1,000 for building fund.


$500 for q building fund.
Henry Hermann, Of No. 80 Hayes-st., who short
time ago was compelled to apply to the OIcrcT ~
the Poo for reiIci, has fallen heir TO TSO,OOO ~
the death of a relative in Germany.
The trX ordinance for 1879 provide, for raising
about 1870 600 for .tcrost and redemption of ci'}
bonds, and T7790OO Tor other city expenses; q
total of &l1ji 600. or 1000 moro than last year.
The Jewish Feast Of the Passover which bcgiu4
tod1y continues seven days aud tho frat and last
DAYS e. celebrated "a holidays. AT thc temples
and ,ynlgO ruc, will be opcucl to day fuI n" - on
services Hn sermons, appropriate 81 the season WIZ
be delivered.
A man who gave his name n Gustav Shoppg. ol
Nrw-YOrk was arrested ON Friday while driving OF
with 20 hors" and wagon belonging 10 WIN. \.
Rlchtor. Al the Second Precinct st"'iOl-housr lie
attempted TO siraugc hImse.i with ms suspenders.
STATEN ISLAND.
SOUrHFITrD.-Thc drainage bonds Of the Town
Of Southhc'd have been sold at auction by the re-
cciNcr of the German SAVINGS Bank Of Morri-anla.
Each 4 600 bond brought S3l %. The Commls
sioncrs propose by an act by the LcglSi1thre'
to compel tho taxpayers to pay oI the bonds'at TIE
rate of $500 each.
R'CHMoND.-Thc Board Of Excise will sit to-day
in the various towns thrOngi ont RlclmOnI County
for the purpose of receiving applicatlont Tor H.
crHSes. The Indebtedness of Richmond Comfy
to he va ions STATE institutions has been ordered
paid BIZ the Board Of Supervisors. The amount ~
r2l 1876 81. TIE bills of some of the institutions
have been running since III" year 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
~ ~ rlRMANrNT DE9ocElTIC rRNcIrLE

II Is q curious fact that tho sum and sub
Stance u' Query Democratic declaration Ot principles
since l-al .se Iyou s.upy ut SNI.O o. tae Republican
PCS tlUH Upon ny giTon question. II thr Republicans
declared f'I vigorous prosecution of thr war. the
urc. WAN lLr H. guJhcsns under !nr pressure OF Har
necessities euSct,i "a Congress taat tho Government
IrtaaIy U.t-8 should De lo-3l tender, Democrat.
leaders opposed 70. Aud thus Oh down thIDugt ca-u
succeed year every step taken by tuo R-puucans 10
Grturr tt1aluu, tO reduce eIyNus'-, to reduce tAe
YuHC deb ~ c1uce LILO rate Cf lu erc- - !os,Ie the
ClIrgury in s.eDlr basis, and every other great
InUasIrr u National importance aa5 met with
jos, Dcmyrl< &c opposition. For kenGOucaus o. affirm
We r-ucirut 70 secure susr&uteC OIL Democratic
L---L..-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07

The Democratic Congress may proceed with
oIi '"ar p Hayes >ad Ls army ~ IN -hu.dcrs need
money too BADLY Tor h.Iu 10 stsud the way OF Con
gr-a. u -t i- determined fur partisan pugposcs to
fOIr uyoI 'pi-irst tho alternative JItaeT leaving
to GOYrrnrcu. ~AOuG supplies or Vi leaving upon tnc
s.oiui' 1sa- the avs desgucd tO defeat VIII g
tine uoOpe ~ The polls then 10 be necessary for
Cougrr- % clus4-! seriously wactri. Is hut n
or. io call up from the tsD.s % House Oh Al rc,1-
fuu which not Sctsd upon tue OF yia CD l-7T
iLc effect tlat samuel J. Idcn elected Pfsjcrgt
OF TIC UBlrl 5tatrs. 70 tlls p.s,.u t NAV com.
l.si, t-r I.osIJ. Aes. Garheld & Co. re
fuse 20 take their yTI medicine.
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5. LEpTiNCnTT & 20.

G,.fs B1ipnWaid From rlf t.GiltI 90 AGJIG 1icccN
fuss. By ME- 4 D.. MIslal 4-aH extra c.Dtl - D."
Lord -frahan. a novel By Mrs. "iIr.cA. i-l' extra
clc'h, 81 -.
Moiierc BY Mrs. ONHunt ant r. Tlrg' p ". f liin'.
Grr cloth bHIgg tla -IX yY E, Ht tor5sl lAsscs )f
kngl'sh listicrs' Eiiod ~ irs Oiphapt
The luued state, DisJg satOrJ Toe san, ltd 1nii!r
itv Reduced - g = 30 per Royal Nfo ,NlJ
pager. Library sheep - 80.
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iLg tnb nrh volume @. "Ll0-hry T.. contemporary
se.r.Ce' crown ,yO extra C.ush. 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07

~ To =, sandcwnt' r-,i. Efw- ork'
vixen Miss VI. l Bod 100. The iiOyen Foot Mis'
VI D.. Brsttuu. Toe coward Conscience 3 Do. Robin
ron. zoe. Her Face Was Her Fortune. r. " johnson
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tralt on steel snl illustrations, " 40
Intstrst.rs op.rlshL Consderet m some Of its rola
ton. o. eth, gsliacI sconomy tkfonomio AO-osaph
No ljl Br george Raven Putnam. Sro. - cents.
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p Q S r S G RIP T
LATESTFORETGY NEWS.

THREATENED STRIKE OF GOLFERS.
LONDON. Monday, Apn = 1879.
The bail of the Durham cOlliers, the re-
suits of which were only known on Saturday afternoon
show that 10000 submit 20 the reduction and $4,000
are in favor OF strike The cOiiers employed at tho
Con sett Iron Works pit arc among the strikers Should
tne strike continue more tnan lew days thesesnd
OLlcr works vi. be compelled 10 stop.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
PROMINENT ARRIYAI..-
Jrovse-Tbe Hon. Horace MAYNARD United

FrercH Ho"se-The Hon. Horace MAYNARD. United
Sfacs Minister 10 Turkey. Ir~ fr"1P n ici'iru"rll
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MIDyIGHr WEArHEE REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
StHODsis t0r NE past - h9Vrs.

WAsHrSGToN, April :, l n. m.-Thc ba-
rometer- highest i'm Manitoba aud lowest in Missouri.
Rain has generally fallen in the Northwest. Clear
weather prevails M the Atlantic and GIf States. The
temrcrature has risen of the Mississippi River aud
fallen In the Lower Missouri Valley. NortherIy winds
prevail the Northwest variable In the Ltko region;
olsow here they are from southeast TO southwest
IHiicGhOHS
For Ncw-Ensaud clear weather followed by incrcas-
ing cOaducss possibly by rain .Odthvesteny WINDS,
generally lower pressure
the Middle Atlantic states warmer clear weather,
followed bN increasing c'uudiuc.a and probably hy "a h,
yIuds mostly southwestery, stationary or falling ba-
TOmctrr.