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Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Not Complaining.

II you could have seen
the goods sold yesterday,
and 1t was a bluo Monday
at that, you would have sad
we should NOT complain at
the way our Fall Clothing
are going. We are not We
are happy. II you will come
and buy you Will be happ y
also.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

This morning CHARLES Heidel vas ar
raignea before Judge Turner charged
with drunkenness. 9hs ohcer VINO
made tbs arrest testified that he found
him helpleSsly drunk last niaht on
Front street near kiuR CHIEF S~iRgeti
stated 10 the court shat the prisoner was
soliciting cid yesterday morning on The
streets, rs = member OF the Grand Army
IN distress, BE said that the order wac
always ready and willing TO assist
worthy old soldiers, but did not want
Maythirg to do With suoh men IS tne
prisoner. The judge SAii that he woui ID
discharge him II he Wopli leave towh
al once, aud on his promise ID 90 20 he
WA raieRsed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11


Mra. John PARKER has gone % Bristol,
Pa 70 pay visit to fritnda reading IN
that place.
ID. J. ThAll has been engaged r. ad.
vsrtinInR Aa0nt ter the Academy aud
Grand Opera House. he IL . capable
man for tne position.
James Cheney, aged about Is years
had one OF his arms 30 badly crushed be
tween two cars near Rising Sun, on Mon
dAy afternoon, that DIR. J, u, Pyle deemed
its amputation necessary.
One hundred and ten workmeR art
thrown out OF employ meat by the burn
ing OF QaIeley's maEooce factory. /
the Are was Of inosadiaEism the work
man as usual comes in for his share o
the los. He loses his labor which l
his capital In the struggle for . liveli
hood.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
ne on Your Guard and DoaT .,
Daas,Vad.

Deceived.
1t 10 really amusing 70 look over the
columns OF the different newspapers OF
shis city and read the wording In some
OF the AdveEtisamentF, composed By Q
diseased brain Of . play cd out merchant,
who lie trying TO build himself up again
In she estimation Of the good. thinking
public; but he might As we'll try 10
break hole through Btone wall with
his head, because 1t is IS thick AB iron,
ss 70 try 10 make toe people believe
what no advertlses.
The Idea OF trying TO rank with hon
orable competitors 10 outrageous and
impudent, bat Il will be we'll for the
people to reflect for . moment what
person hes been In the habit OF perpe.
trAting selling out and going % leave
the city schemes before they taka their
foolish advertisements into considoxa-
zion.
There are enough reliable merchants
whose regulations are spotless and who
actually deserve the patronage OF
the public. Now, for instance, when
a house like the "Economy Hall"
406 Market street, Advertisea boys' suits
fOr Sl.Ibr yUu can make up your
mind that 1t 10 . bargain and the RaF-
nent we'll msde, no such goods a. shod
dy alop dealers AdveEtises for q 81 10 OF
Sl,9O that are male in psDitentiariet
aud reformEtoriss. When you ace 10
the Economy Hall Advertisement, busi.
meas suits for 81 ~ you can make NJ
your mind that they nre worth 20 p.
cent more. Dress quits In corkscre~ Of
cashmere can be purchased for $500
and double-breAsted Prlsss AlbeTts fol
bll.00 aud upward. III the people viii
only use little good discretion they
will pAtrJnlzi suoh houses like Mr..
Louis FellhelmeE lie proprietor Of, they
will have no ocoAHiCn 10 regret It.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
THIRD EDITION.


srh. rrosnaos. VI an lneEt ased numher
- - 800 m Delaware College " en-.
cossseipR. They noA'humbsr q, anu
ssveral additions Will be made tie
Tressut week. BY Christmas y IL en-
., cted II at nearly flty Names VIII sp-
ma ~ on the roster. We hope that the
n iitution will Increase 10 popular
f.vcr until every seat shall beocsupted
Tn,rs Is no good Fsa-on Why the college
ahould no. sRaln be0oE % hourishlnP
a n has be4n At any tune zines its
fouudatior. By good naDAgsment and
proper effort It may become more use
mi. and its iuflusnoe b felt not only In
every portion OF our STATE, bat IN ley'
ernl Of those lying contiguous TO 1t. We
hope there shall be no suoh word %
fail in the voc IbulArly Of the present
faculty,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

USl-l HAVE Lusl, mlS4eIu. OK
i ! had stolen, ny dspEstL b0Oz, no. "a, d69
10 tho name Of John Williams, Of tho VIII
miBgtUn saving kund society. Payment
h ~ been stopped on the sam and Rppllca-
tIon made for d new book
alIIlaW-3W JUHN WILLIAMS.
r o5r or srOhtN--k Ee& 81
4 hound, biRsR AID white, ono 1850 81
tan ear. an6wer TO Ii ula Of t-tt AsH. u
table reward viii ha i#l4 u EetHraBd ID
t.n sad 1iaRley s,Fett S ll{G-t5U = ElJ Ct
+ gs n-uN SUHHEY MuHHIa4. m
ii sCat5ra part 81 1ttY II btEgs shawl
If tnG ltgf VIII tsturn u 10 tBiB ptasu, nc
Will i4Hasgb tho thanks 81 tie gHEtT. gII-53
El8E hE8I-6 IlOQM HOUSE,
II sIl-2ts ga CI.AH0E -Ea.RET.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock,
the z, yeAr.old sou Of Il. q. Gambrill, OF
No. 1870 FatnAll street, while plsy n ]
on TWelfth street near TAtnsl, Wss
siFHck by c0lored boF and severely
Injured. The child was assisted to hla
home by his companions and DIR. MAull
su mmonsd. His Injuries con list II =
bled pFoiu ely, but which is not dan
the brick.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Patrick Dougherty, one OF the famous
Dou sherty family who have been bobbiug
up ia the tY court for years, was before
Judge Turner this morning charged with
drunkennGs s. lie was found on Water
street last night paralyzed drunk and
taken TO tue hall. He tried hard to beg
of aud said he wanted to go to work but
he was known too well to the Court and
consequently he was sentenced to pay So
land ca ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Last evening, about II 80 O'clock,
Hystt's Military band proceeded TO the
residence Of Geo &c W. Gray, who was
for representative inthe Gem
eral Asst mhly from this city al the Demo
ctaiic nomination ON Saturday last, and
rendered him Il sereuGdU. Alter render.
ing number OF popular selections, the
members were invited iato the house and
part1ok OF an abundance Refreshments
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

George W. Chambers, superintendent
OF engines on the PhilRielphiA branch
OF the Baltimore and Ohio RAilroad,
ana having his headquarters in THU
city, has resigned his position, 70 take
effect October let. Mr.. Cham ers is {
practical engineer. aud hes been em
played by the b. & o. Railroad for {
number of years. Mr.. q. will leAvI
this city about the lsG of next montt
for Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

WEST Chester, @ psem6er 10 john
wAoamkker has received the tttit
papers for his recently purchased Glen.
cAirn farm In Wallace townehip, this
county. His representative said to-day
tina. Is was his belief that he would
erect hospital or some charitable In.
atltution OF It. Ths farm 10 large and
beautiful one and Is admirably located
1t lately belonged 10 John Patterson, q
well. known painter in philadelphia
who died about twn years ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The Gloucester n. j., polio. |
ing for "Bud Harris, well y
this city as a anger IN nlnsl1
cert sBloous, on . charge 4
preferred hy l. la q .esptiI
Of tEia clty. bud mAi.HI
ReeF covers d period Of tie19
and during tjat 'ima 10 ts,uI
himself five v Ives. oil Of 0lllI
living H!s Lat nsiIiiie
Mics G iCauer, sud tle efi'h1
performed By Lev bt, bAia, 4
OF the Gloucester Ma!holiss !
Church. Bu' representa-
as "Hsrfy G lasp.e Nel'o'l
York.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

CHARLES Kishsll good sized boy was
arrested ct II Opera House last night
by . special I'll yer on n charge OF dlsor.
derby conduct When be wAs ArraiRntd
before Judge Turner this morning no
one sPpNaIed ARainAt him, and rs his
Honor did not seem to think he had
committed very serious cffsnse he was
discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The fair play you have at my store
you cannot hnd any whore, % / have
the largest stock you can find in this
StAto. YOu can SEQ prices yourself, and
also see that they are better and cheaper
than my competitors. You can get
suited from the cheapest t0sthe finest Al
my store from year. old child up 10
the largest man In the State.
close my store ON Friday evening nj
0 O'Clock; open on Saturday evening A
$50 O'Clock on HccnEnt of holiday,
Y0uIs respectfully,
M. MEYERS,
One Pfios Clothing House, north veal
corner Fifth and MARKET streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Anthony Higgins, Req, who has
been absent fTom this city on a trip to
Europe since July 90, returned home at
an car y hour this morning. He has
enjoyed e1eJllent health aud ia looking
hrss rate. mir. Higgins sAJs the Eng
lish are greatly Interested in Oleve-
land'H ID eltcsinu, aB they are anxious
60 have tHis oouutrv adopt free trade,
There 10 no talk 10 EaElAud about the
retalihtton message Of President Oleve-
IADd.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

About O'Clock this morning police
oeiosr found Edward Beau, e. very
drunk d Third and Lombard strsuss
that he Was Obliged to summon hack
10 CONVEX him to police efpri u When
he was .raigDed b4fure Judge Turner
this morning he plead guilty, Ill beg
Red 80 hard to DC let Of Tat no wa
discharged On hts nracffe to return On
s A,.;,tuay nlaht aud DAY tLs c5sis.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

A slight FIRE occurred on Monday AZ
ternoOn ia the picker room OF the fac
terry Of Barlow s. Thstoher, near Ria
Ing 5an, Chrisiianh Hundred, through
spontaneous combustion In leap Of
waste left ut one OF the mec6ines. On
the alarm being given the flames were
soon extiBRnikhed by tleir well
equipped DIRE brigade. The l0ss will b.
about 500
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

ST LoUIs, RepI 1O.-5Amuel Drake,
an actor with the He2rotto Comedy
Company, Is supposed tn have commit
tel suicide at Spring field Mo- to escape
the Vengeance Of his wives, who we're
after him for bigany Hts victims
have been Miss Ballard, daughter of 4
prominent Louisiana Judge, aud nov
residing IN 1t. Louis; Miss haze Rob
erta1n, Of Indianapolis; Miss Marie
DAiuoourt, Of Quincy, Ill and Miss
a HouLdan. KAnsAs City, the last.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

AA} AAREi}=A =a65H DINING ROOM
An -aatllss uo5gi, front
q '' US ~, .. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

One very important thing President
Cleveland and the Democratic party
have not taouRht of IN regard to the
surplus In the Treasury: That Is TO
divide NJ, Rive each Of the inhabitants
NJ the United States 50 SO and then lot
I 10 good work Of Projection go en- Ill
Ehe TfeasurJ is sRatn full, aud again
divide. Better so than have an empty
Treasury and work for half price.
q, j,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Alfred Walton aivert-rs 10 sell his
farm, situsted in b Aez0tfn hundred /,
a pub ISLE, on TatsaeY the 1872 u
October. Il hss hrfu Caite severely
Bfil ctsi win ssthH a, apd heuG8 he lie
PROMPT 10 adopt This course Any
ono v saHg TO engage tn farming
should sJk after tnis property If he
wishes IA Ret gUJd bargain Eur pRs.
tea ar5 see adsertiseio sl.t.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

On the charge OF having entioed Is
year old Title Frtn1e, o. NiIeleer ia
and TAsker streets, Psilsdelptia, into .
house Of Ill repute and accomplishing
her min, VIM Hobson, Of JCferBou
and Garnet streets, was held In Sti0J
bail by MARietrAte Pole yesterday,
Hobson is at out 20 years old, aud the
girl said the made his acquaintance
three years sR1.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Fifth EDITI1


ia. TRENTON mt Sept lu.-Rs Raw
~ VICE president Of ~ HsV 4
S1 Sap Meeting A,.oc,s NJ "
ISnt o. the New Jttss s,oA 4.
= sI a.a ~, win print X N
? sse ,SAzst!e a lengthy ~ srV VI
s s,si.'on and y Temperance p Sp,I
state ! , He lie the su ISS w :.
License aud Local op aioO' o.
@ppa : ! he says: F''0u 'av
The Legislature q, N.
lAet session, IN tbs i.c S'T :; y !
powerful po! opposi ion, enbo y, \
L pefanos principle Of , iSu,sI
eisntty BY RELOCATING i, 1 r. z
people in their Respective I y y "a :
law conferred upon The IVY "
right to close ali places s,e g.. Se9
we sale aud drinking nj nv n
liquors.. 1t has slpc.s ns a. n
J adRment OF our hlsbs,tt ' e'u
eonstitut ionaIlty o. Il. A., n,O Oo1f !,
n ned beyond recall, sr.l
lions have been hsId up SsV''
6Serland, Warren, sAitm sSs !
we have lost only In O.n asI " !
The emily danger KAN y \,
which may be fatal Co tbs "
Pill lie found In a po.slb la y Y
Tue coming Legislature VAo "
u. 1t is openly STATED nv NV
interest intends to coucept,,,'
and money this Autumn - ',
elect such q Legislature n
pivotal point upon whose :, y
temperance advance CT rs,,s,
come matter Of temper.DSs ' \
| Toe State Liquor Loleo "a = '
jersey City to- morryv iGv !,
OF perfeotinR their plans n, y .
campaign and SECURING tia .
an Assembly TO repeal n,
cente and Local Option l,T
ark saloon keepers, who ny ~ !,
largely to the fnnd IN
every candidate for ASSEM-,
out this State be pledged n !
repeating Of the law.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Last night fight oc urred between
some colored men over Third street bridge,
during Which one OF them named Abra
ham Powell, drew II revolver and fired at
George Walker The bail struck him ON
bis pocket and was turned by some silver
coin, otherwise 1t would have entered his
groin aud probably proved fatal, Powell
MAS arrested this moaning by Sergeant
Iueke.. AAa lgcked up ~ police alaLIon.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Through your cllums / would Ike to
express ny grateful thauks u The Fine
Department and citizans 81 Whining
ton for taair earnest endoavorg 10 save
M factory on snudhy Inorning, Sep.
tsmbtr9 Yours respectfully,
l. TRGMBLE QuIGLEy.
Wilmington, September lG, 1888,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

STRAUSS On the SIN inss,, George John,
son Of John -. and Emma Strauss, aged 0
months and 2 DAYS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitoi to attend tue faneFAl from th resi-
dence OF hts parents, southeast corner OF
Seventh and Spruce streets, tomorrow
CTuesdRyl afternoon. Services 1T tho house
at O'Clock. lntermentst hiyervieW Gene.
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

LaBt night AItalE BiiGhsl was az
rested on King street for beiIE ar1aE.
W heu ka WAS srgal Enel "a. Tie City
gaars tl.is morning he plead TINT It WBa
his fEsa oa5nBe. and Oh hl8 promise tu
nc EgyTg.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 William
WilIiAma, builder, who haa a wife
aud family living near Buri:ns ton, N.
- and who Is about 90 years OF age,
has been cummlttad 10 prison by MBEis
trsta Randall. charged with an assault
on the 7-yeNr- oli daughter OF George
Fisher, resident of O4eaFvieS, in the
Twenty -eevenlh WAId.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Yesterday afternoon while James
Ohanty, Is year old lao, WAS playing
iOunG B1Ue cars near Rising Sun, he
hal his arm caught between two Of
hem and crushed 80 badly that DR..
Py,e who WAS summoned, fund 1t
ntCeHsRry 10 AmputAla 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Joseph BurEauer, leader Of the or
cheetra and john ChurcAliIl, stage car
Ienter at the Opera House, arc deserving
ol much praise for their efficient work.
lie stage settings are good and the sweet
strains ui music from Joe's orchestra is
Enchanting. Keep it up bUys aud you
.wlll not regret II.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Last eveniog about 5.i5 o'clock
Thomas Mulrinc, an employee On the new
building Of Y. +. 1homas & Co fell from
ladder through well hole from the
second story "a distance Of ~ feet. He was
picked up and taken to his home 1917
kirkwoUd street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

An invoice of sweet singers has been
received by Parker, No 3 East Second
street. Persons who wish to possess a
treasure OF this kind should call and see
them. His prices are IN derate and HE
word may be relied upon, being as coed
as his bond.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Ftag.

Tho well known fGh du1igr, Powell,
In the Third Btreat skct ha1 90 hand
fresh white fish, Cape NJ " goodies, but
ter flsh, founders, oojh b haddOrk, yea
bass, bslibut and h.u4 fish.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The Pa mettj Social Club will give
their first grand hop in Oooney b Mul-
T.no's dancing scAe envy, In the McOnl-
Tough building Fifth and Walnut
streets, on W dns day evening. Tickets
% CLnta
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

havr taken several bottles OF Gutieura Re-
solvent with all The results could wish for,
About this tine last year, when commencing
It's usc, ! weighed ll5 pounds, ami To- day
weigh IL pounds.
GRO. CAMPBELL, Washington, d. c,
NoTF.-Thr Cuttcar7 ResolyCut Is beyond
all doubt the greatest blood purifier ever com
rounded.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

An AKRON bztTArd supptr vii! take
plsua a. las L5@er BAadywine Preaby
tetiaa Church CT Wednesday and Thur
DAY ~ fthvOo Gad evening, the l25h
49, Iva laet Supper from to Z fol
70 cln=5 4sa4 ain invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Mrs. LenorA Barry, of Philadelphia,
will deliver lecture to the working wom
en-, OF this city, 10 Odd Fellows Hall THU
evening. The admission will be free.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

ltral 50
Fanl
nj lots
Id less !
| IldHe
l Nfaut r
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Tae put e. Ia o h Clc8 ing, s. u.
-ras gaHEtE nd EsguGl etrfe 3,
ts IL p houth be re
eal= ffe max lie siosd nR
GR
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticurs
Rnap an exquisite sN'n 6eautiiier, externally,
CIti9 keaolyent, 3he new blood purifier, in.
Iernally, are a ppsitiye cure for every form d
skin and blood disease, from pllnplc5 to scrof
ulA.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Sold everywhere. Price, CuTICuRA, b0c i
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass,
as-Send for .'How to Cure SKIN Diseases .
Ga pages, 50 illustration and 100 testimonials,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
RETURN OF THE AMERICAN ATHLETES
FLUSHED WITH VICTORIES AND GENEROUS
TREATMENT IN THE OLD WORLD

FLUSHED WITH VICTORIES AND GENEROUS
TREATMENT IN THE OLD WORLD
Amorg tho passengers on the Umbria, which arrived
Yesterday were G. NJ L. Sachs ond T. T. Connect OF the
Manhattan Athletic Club. Mr. Sacks when seen by
Tribune reporter yesterday expressed Gratincaon az tne
result Of the Of the members OF The CLUB VINO h'
gone across tie water. Those who went over on june
were: Mr. Sacks T. p Connect, George A. Avery Fred
erick Weston and II. NJ. Bangs, IT, They were mot IN
England BY Thomas Ray and G. V. 5. Clark when tho
party reached Mr. Conner left the others ana
went 10 Belfast whero with only three days framing ne
won the Ave-rnllc Irish championship While IN LONDON
tho Stanford Athletic Grounds werc placed at tho disposal
OF the American athletes Connect after getong into con-
don won tho four.rnile championship the one mile Eng
llsh championship Carew the ono mile International az
Dublin the ave.me worlds championship. at DUBLIN and
several handlcaps
MI Weston took the 100 yards dash Carew, and after
winning the oOyards international championship at Dub
lin returned to America. Ray won the pole'vauit a.
Carew and Clark tho sevcn.Tnllo walk When the CLUB
arrived In Dublin 1t was met by 1oOoo
people, and had cordial reception from the irish
athletic clubs Twenty thousand people saw Connen win
the hyc-me race from Carter at Dublin Inc only
things 10 mar the peasantness OF the trip were some
newspaper reports the eject that Mr. SACKS ha1 Sc
cured professional Splinter to run the short distance
dashes who being passed for Weston. In view Of
these reports NJ Sacks before the departure Of the club
Tor home issued challenge to the world in the naino
Of Mr. Weston aud Mr. Conner FOR 1ooyaid dash or a
mile run on the Manhattan Athletic Grouncs No answers
have been received as yet TO the challenge
The Mania an Athletic Club now hobs tic champion
shin in the IO6yar dash. the mile. the hall mile
the milo, mile and the tcn-EIc runs Inc cham
plonshp putting shot ia held By Ray with put OF
A feet 11ia inches, the scycn.rLe walk by weeks
the running broad jump by jordan and the high jump BY
Page This only three championships TO be taken
the low hurdles the pole vault and throwing the hammer
The English and athletic clubs are eager to recover
some OF championship and they intend sending
over their best talent the Manhattan championship
cares. Ritchie, Of the Bradford Athletic CLUB wool
N Inc Rack Hea. lasrcrs hickman and Lever OF the
south London Ilarriers. will all come. Nlchell me
Ir ,h champion hammer thrower. has promised N enter
end Two other English athletes have Expressed
their Willingness compete In several OF the Contests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
NOTES or THE CANVASS.

CAPTAIN F. II. McNamee. president OF tho Irish Amer
can Anti. Ffee.Trsde League. lives In the ANilth As
sey District and OF the work that is being done
by tho presdcn, and officers Of tho branch club which has
been organized Domniek Hesiin is president OF
tho club They have permanent headquarters at NO
3il West Forty soventhst.
Thu Harrison and Morton Campaign Club oil the
XVuIh Assembly District mazda UP principally Of Irish
men, meets Tuesday evening at No $40 East Thirty
sixth.st. Daniel J. Heating Is tho president
CANAAN George W. Spearman OF tho XVIlIth Assembly
District who has among tho most active ana earnest
Of tho organizers Of tho Irish American Anti Frec-Tnde
League has been seriously III for more than week lie
Is now getting better.
Tho Ocean lin Harrison and Morton Club OF the
Twcny.hfth Ward In Brooklyn met on Saturday night at
Turn Hall No 19l sumptcrst Tho officers OF tho club
are: Charles D. Dako, president Thomas Steol. w T.
Townsend and Curtis Parsons vice prosidens j. r. Lair
recording secretary W. A. Leonard corresponding sccre
tary; George w. Clarke treasurer George r. Barton,
sereosntatsrma Ths meeting was Addressed by Judge
John l.. Wheeler Of Red Bank, N. J. His subjset was
Protsctlon." and was proiusey illustrated Tho many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
VEATHER AND CROPS.
AN EXCESS OF RAIN AND CoLD-coRN GREATLY
IMPROVED.

AN EXCESS OF RAIN AND CoLD-CoRN Ol'EAILf
IMPROVED.
Washington, Aug. 12-rollowing is the weather crop
bulletin for the week ended Saturday, August H. issued
by the Signal Once:
Tcmpcrsture-Ihe average daily temperature for TIE
veeK was from / TO degees above the normal IN the
Middle Atlantic States; In Now England ana tue Lake
region from to degrees and Ia upper Mississippi
and Miss uni valleys and tho Northwest. Ioia u
grces TO II degrees below me normal inc rSeon Vi
Ieraue for the season, from January to August ii,
has continued about the normal In The southern Stscs
Eastern ennessee and slightly deficient in the western
valley and Northwest the season is from one TO
RantaI-fhe rainfall during the week averaged about
one inch In u the weekly normal IN me Atlantic
north Of Georgia also from one TO two inches IN he
cofion region east OF Texas the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys ana less than one inch ~ me
extreme Northwest The rainfall Tor the season continues
ern portions OF Nebraska Kansas and Arkansas ana on
tho west Gull coast being from 10 to 80 per cent above
habana and from Florida nttthwari over tho Atlantic
states Ohio valley and Lake region the rainfall ior me
NAL occurring the northern portions Of the cotton region
and about 90 per the tobacco region Of Tcnnes
and Kentucky, and IN the Lake region In the North
Atlantic states and IN eastern portions or kansas ana
Nebraska the rainfall Was but slightly below the normal
General Remarks Reports from New England. the
Midle and s0uth Atlantic States districts north OF me
Nebraska indicate that the favorable weather In those
during the past week generally improved the con-
ditons OF crops, especially Of corn although some damn g
Missouri Excessive rainfall and cool weather In Mime
sofa Northern Nebraska are reported as retardng me
growth u crops and delaying the harvest The rnia
during the week In the cotton and tobacco regions OF the
lower Mississippi valley was not sufficient to remove tbs
Indications OF douth previously reported from that see,
fross occurred In Northwestern Minnesota and in Mlchi
gan on Friday. but no damage Is reported