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sketches from the subject and NeghbOr Lands Of
ice By Edward A. Freeman D. q. l., lii ID. " th numeI-
Gus Illustrations. l9mo - 80
The History fthc Norman Coma est Of England Its
Causes and Res t-. By Edward \ Frr'mau. ID. G. j..
Revised American LdtOu. GyOls. SyO, with Index go.
Charles kingslcy's Novels aud Tales. Popular Edition
westward No. = IS Hypatn Il 71i Two Years Ago
RI 10; Yeast 10 Alton Locke Il 70 HeCward II 10
Water Babies II -; The Heroes. 81 % or the eigAt
volumes bound I'm CLOTH gilt tor, I'm paper box Sl2.
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OUTAGE BY Il ChLUX.

NEw-OELEANs, Jan IA dispatch to The
Times DeHocTo' from Little Rock Arb, says: " band
OF kukIuX from Little Black IN invaded the town Of
Corning with the ayowed intention OF numbering Jim /"
ana G. oIEe stephens Lutte" imbOdcn and VI. Bergen.
one OF the party, Riley facL refused 10 assist and his
associates lied him. This di-ustcd several Of the
others and they made ntu imauon against the clan The
citizen. attempted .U arr U-t iut outlaws aud Iu tut me-
lee three 81 he clan were killed. Incense eActcmcnt
pre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08

Council Finance Committee was held last night II was
indirectly ascertaned that orgeries had been dis
covered OF paper for large affecting bank out
side OF Newark. The committee declined to make any
statement OF the matter.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. g. l a. m-The movement
in the barometer yesterday was upward. The rain
ceased carly in the frat quarter, being followed by
partly cloudy weather. The temperature ranged be
tween 800 and 393. the average l3Jl2o being 3as'
higher than On the corresponding day last year. and
n higher than On Friday.
Warmer and fair weather, followed by increasing
coIdnoss and nlht ram, may DO expected to-day IN
fhis CITY md Hicnlir.
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Nman's Complete Works. 4 new Library Edition.
with table o fun indexes, printed from large
type on lai tinted paper vols crown syo strongly
bound cloth Price So per iuced from ~ 3d.
Lille and speeches OF Hon Join Bright Ry o. Barnett
Smith, author OF the Life OF Hon W. Z. Gladstone. PrcO
81 30. Crown svo PIP. 1OS. Two fine portrait,
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THE uURDER or LOUlS H4NIER.

Coroner Herman will hold the inquest next
Wednesday, in tAc of Louie Hau,r the hquOr-cacr
WHO Was murdered 3d., thieves al 80 ia Wet Twenty
sixtht An effort made yesterday Io jet the MAJ
10 odr reward of $500 for ne CAPTURE of the u4r-
dercr who supposed Co have been ice fl number.
John H. brady prisoner in TIC Iou-bs ss IcOu Of
l,. Ufl.o of
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GEORGE ROUTLEDGE N Sons
"a ufuxatfp. MIA o

Little Dignity. Pictures and rhymes Of oden times Nv
Virginia with 81 Illustrations ito boards Illus
tIafed cover designed by the author, 81 90.
Mother Goose; or The Old Nursery Rhymes Illustrated
by Grecuaway. Printed in cDOr5. American Edition.
II English Edition 81 80; Full calf -.
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Life Of Captan John smith BY Charles Dudley Warner.
l6mO 81 p.
Kith aud BY Jessie FothergiL lGmo leisure Hour
Seucsl ~.
Gardeners English History. For students BY :. r.
Biographical Account ~ Authorities
English History. 49, j. Bass Mulunger l2mO, " 20.
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ROBERTS BROS,

4 Pageant AMI other Poems. BY Christina g. ROssetti
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~ %.
The NInn Jesus. By tho Rev John W. Chadwick. l6mo
cotl. Price, 81.
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A Birthday Book DESIGNED by Her Royal II ghness, tho
Princess Beatrice. Imperial ito, cloth full gilt Us d.
Rural England. Edition DO Luxe with 25O nlustra-
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Great Historic Galleries England Two seris each
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nOUGHTON, NnFFLIN IL Co.

RecOilcctiOns of Anton Uou-c. book for children lie
lustIatct BY G. Autnn. snail ltO = -.
Poems By Harriet Prescott, Sp0tOui author OF inc
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Il. b. PETERSON n BROTHERS,

Heleu's Babies. By John liahberton. 10000 comics
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D, cents, cloth q
Berfha- Baby. Equal 10 "Helons Rabies" WIN m
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G. w. CARLETON & co.

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4 Twisted -.cim novel in verse by o. T.. Gardner al-
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TO the LIERIG CONPANY

To Inc IIFIIE IOWTANf. -. -,
Eccf Tonic for Try took myself A. bad en- 81
for a number Of months with lung affection nn was no.
able practice helped very much 20 Hcn 80 n"
about we'll q. usual have since gwen u 20
number of patients ard has benefited every ase am m
deed thank nj that IL came 90 my hands ha. tlU
tLpm - IL - PIiENIX, Il. d.
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the Boston Museum. will present "The Shaughraun
tomorrow night. -. Locke Richardson gave q re-
ccital of Macbeth on Friday last at the Haw-
thorne Rooms, Boston. and will recite there next
Monday the First Part of Henry W.
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GEORGE p. PVTNilTS Sons,
~ mud .gp "A gst ~ l. :,

Nour Mission An illustrated edition o. tho Iop4I 60 poem.
BY Ellen n Gates with lllus' atous by tAufth Harper
anu Alexander. t!t4rtO, cloth cAtrA -
Auhor. aud Authorship stIly ot the literary life by
William Shephald limo. clO;l, extra gt top. 81 o.
Pictures aud Legends irODi Normandy aud BRITTANY.
BY \ and Thomas Mac nold. ''o N'ig A"'J
Illustrated and beautifully printed - %
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cloth, with tTOuJi-pieCc and map 81 o.
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AMONG the importations ofchampame for the
month of December notice 1850 eases OF the cele
blatcI Ncuyc Clcquot Pon-ardln Champagne, the
conservative house.
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ReliQious Notice..

A Church OF the EpiphaGJ, tn5 Rev L. T. TRACY.
pr-tpr an It. near lrSlug Nc-ScrNices il No.,
. -. IA. SUNDAY school Is J. H.
Al -tcck Hall. 40 IL East I4thst almoual services
Al II o,oca ANA t.tj Mis- HLairE NJ POOLE, evening
,',.,.t-. ou The MuIl- rINuuIa Morning discourse
h. Nr = J DAVIS. on The origin ONCE and Cui. IVA.
ton Oh tlic Stnaco
Al the washington squire Methodist Episcopal
t;,,,rrb 4th-i. near bthaNV, Rev j J. REED pastor
io.Ji H. u .a.Iuu,nt. 1870 p ~, subject Promising
,.utl World strangers tutttui Young uIcn
invited.
Bishop tlnrl..
Ga1rges Clurcl StuyNr-aut square
SUNDAY ulSIt 80 q clocN,
e.,,..t. o. EARN i.-I NLs,- THE GREAT NEED OF THE
1s'' ~ CHURCH"
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ROBERT CARTER Il BROTHERS.
HENRY HOLT Il Co..,

The Letter of Credit BY MIS-, Warner A story. I2mo.
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in polished BRASS OF antique pattern, deco
rated the panels giving an artistic effect Several pol
ishcd brass chandeliers, each with sixty lights gave
brilliant object as well beng Ornaments In themselves
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MARINE INTELLIGEYCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sun ses.... 10! Moon rises yl2 Clock fast. 1m0Gs
SIM sets.. 1850 Moon SOuthA 2J2 M0Onsdge, day II
HIGH WATER TODAY. ".
sandy HOOK 1910 Gov. Island 1859 Ho Gats.... 1877
HIGH WATER TODAY. Il.
sandy Hoo1..IO25 GOV. Island. - Hell Gate.... las
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Religions Noiltes.

Anthon Memorial Church. isth:st.. west Of Oh ave.
mARTzELL, d d. Sdn breach. Inc rev . hazard
Cooper Union been secured FOR tho now year and
W SAWYER viii conduct services Sunday CUTS thou
Calvary Church. corner 4h.ave. 2lst.seryice at
son B. d. bishop Of Nebska vii preach az both services
Central Baptist Church. south side 42dst west Of 7th
sysooIhe Eey H. W. RreachIesi,o 1870 a m aud
nrs ION In 3ftb 3ist nv he ReY 81 ~ TAYioR ID 10
after his Successful Providence methods.
Church R 2fhs Divine PEisegpr St9avG t
~ . m and 10 D. ~ Morning subject ha snail We DO
cordially welcomed
Church Of the Messiah corner 9ithst and Park.,ve--
Morning A. ~ sermon By the Pastor subject The Monnt
g. rev JoiIG w. CH ADwicK Of BrooEiyn viii preach
vtsd Tho Higher Oni'-'n'n' Public 'oI"Ay M
First Baptist Church P9rsaye. oqrne. 39th Preach
q II m. and 745 m. Young peoples rlyer-meetin5
6 BOTH c5nm na S4.s Is p f''y evening
Fir-, Society Of -piriiuni.,s Republican ran No IS
inc g' .9i 'G e. fl Hr
pounded BY the audience e, 1914; evening lecture at 70
Five Points Honsc of Industry, l55 worths st. william
= harn"1a EmdsenS 9GaSe5 Oh 99nf on
and secondhand clothing earnestly solicited
i Foqrii, Cqpriap Church I2sst g west Of ah3ge
sISDAI sta Inst Morning az II O'Clock: subject rho
subject THE Bur!ens Of LIE and How to Bear Ihem'
% Manhattan Temperance tsfociniign Mas ,nc Temple,
2}dst. and GthaNei.Ne sunday at Addresses by
competent orators, Grand musical programme IngOT-ed by
the clergy Of this city. All seats free Tie Rev. GEO T.
MNGINs. president; DANIEL VAN wARr, correspond.
ing secretary.
second Jnivcrsrsi Church. l27th near Lexington.
ayc.-Ihe Re-. - f. HODGE. pastor sunday 90 IL;
" The Proof Of heion" Evening az 7:31: The Uni
versast Idea cath" Special meetings Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings.
Society for Ethical CnlturcAdlrcssos will bs dely-
cred by M W NJ str MrI IIalaud, and Professor Felix
Adler in honor tho fourth anniversary Of the founding Of
the relief Of society sunday. jan Chick
opened lO;3Os
closed at IL IN. All interested are invited to attend.
~. Georges Church. stuvve-ant square Morning SER
IL by Bishop Cgrk ~ Rhode Island.
Evening PRAYER a. O'Clock, Peoples free service 145 ser
mon by Bishop Clark.
The Madison Ayeuue COuRre i0nal tburch Will 10
open Thursday evening January H. 70 NSO O'Clock, for
the rental Of pews Dr j. 4. NEWMAN will be present
The Rev. IIebcr u Newton ID D. viii preach this
ing In the Church OF the Asc nsOD jthave and 10th ST.,
at II o'clock.
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DEATH or 4 cry TEEISrEER.

William H. Childs, City Treasurer Of Homo
ken from 1867 70 1876 and Police Commissioner from
1870 10 1876 died last night Of pneumonia age nifty
hVe years.
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X. WORTHINGTON,
40 RrOahNya Y
4. c. ARMSTRONG * SON.

Cats Cradle BY wlett, with 90 coorcd Illustrations by
KcudIick. VOL quar.O -
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
: E0URs Morning. NI76t.

dgl shows hs bomstrcs variations "a th' city ~ tnths
sfrcao. Th line. dyi0ns Il time Tor ths ~ honrA
sch-
~ th- aus rae broken rdoei line rsse0ss
iAlioGed
uutt Pa Broa1rAg
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Beautiful Finger Nails
aud Comfortable Feet.

Beautiful ringer Nails
DR. J. PARKER PRAY g BRO. Surgeon liopOdSts,
America manicure; finger nails DeautIrI Tor =, by
fuur experienced lady artists under my instruction
Biting. hang and brittle nails cied. Best advice and
treatment aud n0ys removcd-no pain on traces ID
years perlen,c. 1900. ..r,...,-,,... ,-.,r.
cured without pain Relief ~ once. Cons removed Doc
j. PARKER PNAN'o DIAMOND NAIL ENA4ll L, %
cents: ONGoL. a.. T., so cents, tO-M ETC HO~ALINE,
51r fs CftH An NANDLA. 30 cents. -nl by an drus
ana fau., ,oI- dealers beware OF Couuterfdts Finger
NAH U. - -,rs posher- &c, wholesale and ret III ~
oince-lonc4t prices only ONCE NG"-A ok, NO az West
Esd ST., meas ~telY Bros.
Established I0IS.
AaAc no mistake IN the number
Mineral Waters,
CONGRESS- WATEu-Ihe pufc-t aud '2fest ot al cath2r,
Avoid al Irritating wdfera foreign and
domestic they impair the digestive organs &ni kidneys
Nervous EXhru-tiuu.-A medical essay, comprising a
series ul lectures cred a htuu1 Museum OF AnllO
uu tut cause aut culcp. premature treIr showing lud
p.aJy how lost attn may nc icsaued, aiDI.us clear
-yuup-s l.p ailments ID marriage. and te treatment u
urI ou- and p .C deb y, bong l' result OF - years
experience. b.! a.li -'., currency on po' 3. STAMPS Al
dress secretary nahu- Museum '~' BROAD way, Nc"-l'rS
Rnpture radically cured DIT Mar,hs treatment the only
r.llj. cure 40 year. practical experience Ouy Ollie :
N.,.v.-t.. Aston House Yes ,--t. front
Pie. permanently rrldca,ci m one 20 three weeks with
n.lf, e.Ilr Ncud tuI Cl., uar containing
,'.e.-DCe3. Ur HONI, West 2Jtl 80.
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NEW FORGLHIhS REPORrED.

secret meeting Of the Newark Common
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DODD. MEAD & co.

Without n Home By l.. T. Roe. vi %
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cloth with gilt edges. in neat box 50.
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pEnnAN. MaIne. oolober go. ~.

The Sanitary Engineer is published THURSDAYS weekly.
Ten cents. All ueW5dealcrs.
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gchwnfsa's Spnrchj seignq n the Arctic IN Quest Of
tine FranAlin Records. by william H. Older vol, SyO
with maps and Illustrations, -.
The Chronicle Ofthe Drum BY ". " Thackeray with
illustrations. yO quarO, luminatod cloth, iuil gt -
The Quartet. 4 sequel to Dab Klnzer A story Of
Growing Boy" One vol, l5mO 81
The Orthodox Theology Of To-day. By Newman Smyth.
author Of Old Faiths IN New Light one vol, limo 81 90
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'~ Sons.
<fsk .nI TX Ulra A ~

Resctedto Books Of ne last m0nihs MY ddVert
heretofore o.. ne i0erafg pHge.
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WISON. pLAKElIAN. TAYL0R s co.
15a and S51 Rroad

The Golden Book of rales HeadnSs Ia The Legendary
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Il, Cathcart. Illustrations, $40 pages % 3D.
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JAuE- n. OsGOOD a. az

Famous Painters and Painting by MIS- Juila y
shedd. Win 10 Ano hcIioypoA OAo WIZ '-u''' 'N~
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TORDS, HOWARD ~ Hubert
The Fatc oil Madame La Tour. story of Great salt
Lake BY Ars. A. a. PIiDc6. Cloth 81 sod every was
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Rafael Joseffy will be heard for the first time
since his return from his Western and Southern con
cert tours at the public rehearsal of the brooklyn
Philharmonic Society next Wednesday afternoon
The rehearsal is the first for the third concert of the
society and the programme has these numbers;
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-12

A large number of citizens of AL
pena township and False Presque Isle
enjoyed their Fourth on Middle Is
land. Our informant estimates that
some five hundred persons assembled
OH the island. Two sail boats were
kept constantly employed in taking
people to and from the island. On
the island there was general picnic,
dancing, ETC., and those who were
present were delighted with their days
recreation. During the day, the life
saving station OH the island, under the
command of Captain Mckenzie, gave
an exhibition drill. The mortar was
brought out a life line was thrown
to a tree, which did duty as an mag
mary wrecked vessel, and then the
the life saving apparatus was sent
along the line to save the shipwrecked
mariners. The life boat was then
launched, and the spectators had an
exhibition of the manner in which
the life saving crews aid shipwrecked
mariners. Captain Mckenzie and
crew did all in their power to make
the Fourth on the island a pleasant
one to the many persons who were
there, and judging from the expressed
remarks Of those who were present,
they succeeded admirably.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-12
rheumatism.

This very common and sometimes quite
obstinate disease manifests itself mostly In
two forms-inflammatory and chronic.
The former is usually brought on by ex-
posture to cold, rough or damp weather I;
also from sitting or standing in cold,
damp places. 1t may also be inherited.
The larger Joints of the extremities are
usually the seat of the disease. 1t is
rarely confined TO one, and sometimes
nearly all, either simultaneously or In
turn, are effected so that often the pa
tient can scarcely move hand or foot
There arc number OF remedies that have
been suggested for the relief and cure of
this most painful disease, but the safest
and surest remedy In the world is Dunk's
Camphorated Arnica. Sold by all drug.
gists. Fifty cents per bottle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-12

blue and white checked shirt, and
was much discolored by the dye from
the shirt. On the body was found a
pocket-book, six dollars in bills and
some nickels.
The body was identified as that Of
Captain Thomas Driver, who COM
handed the barge Light Guard last
year, and the identity was established
principally by missing fore finger of
the right hand, and by marks on the
teeth.
As near rs can be ascertained,
Captain Driver, on the night Of the
18th of October, 1881, got up from
his berth on the Light Guard and
went on deck. He is supposed to
have lost his footing and fallen over
board accidentally, as no cause is
known for any foul work, and the in
quest did not discover any signs that
would indicate that the captain was
murdered. The cook, who was on the
Light Guard at the time the captain
was drowned, was one Of the witness
es at the inquest, and from his evil
dence, and from the evidence of others
who knew the captain, there seems to
be no doubt but that the remains are
those of Captain Driver.
Last fall it was rumored that the
body of Captain Driver was shipped to
Port Huron in box, and there dis
covered, but the finding of the body
puts an end to the story, as well as
other fictitious stories that were cir
culated.
The amputated foot of the body
was cut off by the scoop Of the steam
dredge. The body was buried in the
city cemetery Thursday evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-12

Our contemporary of the Reporter
begs us to give him a notice, and his
desire for newspaper notoriety seems
so great, that he complained last week
because we did not notice him, and
that was the reason, we suppose, why
he published in his own paper that
anonymous communication from the
organ, which spoke of him as a gentle
man, and contained a twenty-year
old joke-the two being put together
because they were appropriate. BY
the way, we wonder if it was the Re-
porter man who wrote that puff of
himself? If he did, we suggest that
the next time he has anything to say,
he say it openly, and get off some
thing new. Twenty-year old jokes
are little too stale, and then it is
bad taste to puff ones self. One rea-
son why the Reporter man seems to
be aggrieved, is that we did not ac-
knowledge his thanks for the little
dressing we were obliged to give him
two weeks ago. Our cotemporary
need not feel aggricved; we never re-
fuse thanks, even from babes and
sucklings, and of course we won't re-
fuse his thanks for showing him the
error of his ways in reviling school
bows.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-12
Death Of Hon. James X. Lockwood.

The announcement last week by tel
egraph, of the sudden illness of Hon.
James X. Lockwood, at Sandusky,
Ohio caused no little anxiety among
his many friends and the public
generally in this city Mr.. Lock
wood left this city, ON visit
to friends at Sandusky, on Wednes-
day, June 18th, and expected to
be absent from town about a week.
But on the 9th he was stricken with
an apopleptic stroke, becoming un-
conscious, in which state he remained
until . o'clock Sunday morning, July
8, when death relieved him from fur
Their suffering.
Mrs. II. S. Seage, daughter of Mr..
Lockwood, left by first boat for the
bedside of her father, after learning
of his illness, and was with him at the
time of his death. Mr.. Seage also
took the steamer City of Cleveland on
Sunday last, but Of curse had not
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-12
Meteorological RepOrt.

During the month of June, 1882,
the maximum barometric pressure
was 30.199 inches, on the Doth; the
lowest was 29.332, on the 18th; month
ly range 0.S67 thousandths of an inch.
The monthly mean barometer was
29.S67 inches. The maximum tenn
perature was IS degrees, occurred on
the 9TH; the lowest was 80 degrees,
occurred on the I'd; range 46 degrees
monthly mean humidity was 1875 per
cent; total rainfall, 6.66 inches. The
prevailing wind was southeast; max
imum velocity of wind, SO miles per
hour, from the east, occurred on the
3Oth; total movement of wind, 1852
miles. JAMES j. FITZGERALD,
Sergt. Signal Corps, U. S. Army.