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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-08
ALEX ANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8.

The Republican state convention VI
PENNSYLVANIA yesterday declared that the
republican party had rescued the country
from the peris of rebellion; Of treacherous
reconstruction, and Of financial dishonor."
1t has heretofore been said by northern
democrats that they supplied large proper
ton both of the officers and native soldiers
of the Union army: and every body knows
that the republican party lent all its power
to General Malone in his vain attempt to
repudiate the Virginia debt, and thereby
bring financial dishonor upon one of the
States of the Union. The convention also
declared that the republican party "aims to
secure by legislation protection against the
murderous methods OF maintaining the In
suffsrable wrongs which now stain the re-
cords OF southern States, making OF elections
in most of them fraud whose fruits are
large body of democratic usurpers now as
Stunning to represent those States in the leg.
islative halls of the nation" 1t thus ap.
pears that no matter what the republicans
OF come of the other northern States may
say or do on the southern question" those
of Pennsylvania, at least, are in favor OF
putting the screws on at once, and OF using
fedora! power to put those southern COM
muni:ies having negro mfjorities under
negro domination. Let the democratic
stumpers in Virginia recollect this during
their coming campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-08

Allen g. Thurman aud family arrived at
the hot Springs last n 4 ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
THE VEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY.
,yosb,pcon July 2O.-FOr Maine, New-liampshfre ana
vermonr fair clearing in Northeast Maine; warmer
For Massachusetts, Rhode lsland anu |onnee~'"" ''
no decided change in temperature at,
For Eastern New-York and western No"''oiA' '''''
warmer, nortbwestery winds ,,..
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NewJersey anu De'a"''o'
fair slightly cooler northwesterly WINDS
For the District Of Columbia Maryland anu 'lrsl"''
fair, slightly cooler , =, ,. ,o.i
Tor North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia local
showers slightly cooler At, IL
Far Eastern Florida and Western Florida falr no de'
cided change in temperature.
For ,lahama and Mississippi, fair. signify cooler
I,r ousiana and Texas, fair no dccael cnan"e
IN ,orncrature except slightly warmer IN Northwestern
portion Of Eastern Texas ,, -, T.,
For Arkansas and Missouri, fair no decided change II
enperature except slightly warner IN Northwestern N'S
souri,. W.. ,,,.a,o,, ,,ir ma
For Tennessee Kentucky and West Nhglhia tilr no
decided change in temperature
For Western Pennsylvania, Indiana ana ohlo iair'
slightly warmer. UNI,
To. inner Michigan Lower Michigan and Wisconsin,
,, ,,,rad in western portion OF Wisconsin by light
showers; warmer 49,, , g.,
For Illinois. fair followed by Hight showers Sunday
night IN northern portion warmer
r, vlpnes ia and Iowa Hight local showers Suniay
no decided change in temperature except slight
~ cooler In Northern Mnrcsota
tnr kansas. generally fair; decided change In TIM
pcrature. ,,.,, ,o.,, .,ov,ors coda,
ro, colorado fllr. no decided change In temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
Post ORce Notice.

shoua read daily by all interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign need be specially adj
dressed for dispatch Saa o 4 S and
letters specially addressed being sent by the
TSsssn mails Ss week , ending 5H1y q viii close
Santos direct. aud for the il PLATA Counties Rio
81 sRy q b S. Ss rom r s.s
TUEsDAY-At IL 80 a. m for Europe. per Alaska.
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s"ccr rba per : Manhattan. via Havana deers mus
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rsNf or Australia Npw.Zealand Hawaiian ~ ana
eo,n islands Der 3 Alameda. Nr0m San franci,co,s
sos here July 2 at D, Sr on sr fay aasr sfy
@ To- tho Soccty Islands ship CITY OF fspeiu
;,ynm San Franciseo( close here July p 70 San ~,
Malls for cs sSe ' here july s a. Malls fgs
& ~ rou 20 Tampa. Fla. AMI thence Dy steamer, w
,y West Fla close hls once daily e. $50 A.
K nre.unpon o their uninterrupted transit %
tr Francisco Mails from the Fast Striving gu s d is
wv amctsco on he Of sailing on steamers 80
ssssi,hct thence the same day. Registered mai c'"
$3.50 p M p~'TSoSTR SFiIUs VAN corr, POSTMASTER.
pos, ONCE New.York. ~ Y. July H. Use"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
DIED.

BEGGs-on Friday, July TO- 1880 James Besss aged 80
n j., Monday az July %. a. 80 p ' m ''
Trains leave foot of Chambersst and cortlandsss.
u m.
Sasa 1s Of IN h.s1 a. E Sa July 49, Sarah p
from ON S No a as' 20 kG nos hA'
Interment at WOodswn
oALAMA-op Friday, July 49, 1889, Maria widow of the
Relative. and friends nyed to attend the tune.s, on
1nterment s private
Judy 10, John g. Freeman age es years.
his late residences. Paskack Monday, July 90 at $50
Carriages Will meet the :l5 train Jersey City.
HENDERsqNmon July ia ErSsTsG G. son a, q VILLA"
Rs!ss .aa tsaS: s%y o attend ps
rn fssnSyis AZ w SSSfsS ~'''ehe's' NJ
q sSs e. aSd tS an I'll" sd
Inter er rm s cortandtown Cemetery, near Pceksk
HE q S,o P eas Sa' so hssn Mnf'
services sni her ate residence Sun.
day July 81, a. a rs. O'clock, c..., r,o, uu..,r
't River Il. r.. at 8: is O'Clock
P 4ii1ips s' papers aftfi please copy
L. 81 Sfa s ss ~
dsnse her nepse% syney ogden ao
rn,crment at Washington D. O.
Aha csSs Sing Vie snS g. Msm D he Ss
year OF her - -,,, -, ..
22d inst, at 8 p m.
Int rment at PotghkeepSe.
oAK era West E ys on Saturday July 20"
Philadelphia papers please copy
OK EROn July 49, Mary oxer. widow OF John oxer aged
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the funeral
services at her late residence West l29th-st, at 4
p. m Sunday.
PERKiNs-At Morrstown, N. j. July 10. Francis Per.
kins the late DR.. Cyrus Perkins, In the S2o yeas
OF his age
Train leaves foot Barclay and Christopher ss At IL M
PLATT-July 10, James Patt.
services Sunday, 2lst inst 80 NJ az Cnorch
! OF the Heavenly Rest
/ pOIIOCK-Suddenly OF Sandy HILL N Y. 10th inst Q
lanes r. Pollock OF Port Richmond, Staten Island.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TATE-At his home at Mt. Airy July 20. William II.
Tate aged 81 years, IL months and days
Funeral services at the house Sunday az D. m
TIIT-At Brussels Belgium, July Raynor, youngeso
son Of Albert and Adelaide Victoria Tilt
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Walton Friday, 10th inst, DR.. Thomas g. walt
Funeral services his late residence, 356 West 231sts
Sunday, 2lst inst, at y. IN.
Interment at Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

MORE CALIFORNIA FRUIT THIN NEEDED
Fifteen car loads OF California fruits proved TO ba
an unmanageable contribution to last weeks marker
Prices have ruled irregular and low. especially at the
numerous auction sales This week Will open With
another heavy supply, eight being due 10.
morrow. Some OF the deaers. who receive regular
consisnments of loaded cars. seeking an outlet
for the surplus pears and pums IN Eastern markets
Bartlett pears have dropped to S262 for prime
cases. and Sl.45 and $500 for large fancy pums.
Local fruit. which now includes good. cheap pears,
wacrneons and fair apples. begin to obtain dlstri.
button: but the chief OF the neglect of Pacific
varieties is the remarkable rush and excellent quail
fly OF Georgia peaches which have been selling
steadily, bringing at the close III so and 1900 per
package OF twenty-fonr quarts. Peach dealers say
that Ii will be hopeless market for the poor ca ~
grades Of Mayands and Delawarcs after the unusual
Offering OF fine Georgia stock that consumers have
had upon this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
OFF FOR FOREIGN LANDS.
PASSENGERS SAILING ON FOUR TRANSATLANTIC
STEAMERS.


r a.n..,rras for Europe Yesterday showed some falling
of in numbers But a. IL was there was large eAouu
rr. s,vits seatners sailed La Champagne carried '"
O. AlRer Mrs j. O. AIlebone. Mrs Isabelle Arnou' 'no
40 Arnellano Minister Of Spain to central A"ero~' MI"
b. T. Rabbit Paul Biber, Dr. Martin Corch''', heS
GOV T. f Carey d. N. Grouse T.. Bailey Chiffon Mrsonli-
-, Neither r Y Cabrni Marc Enendi. Mrs. Efendl W.
Henry Giant Mrs. J. T. Gibbons Miss kae o~yIne'
Charles T. Herbert. John g. Johnson Robert JUS" mn
worthy Edward Kearny, Freeman d. MareKw'li' MrS'
John r. NedhaIn, Dr. j. A. oldshue. Mrs oldsnue, tne
Rev. Leighton Parks FUNK " ro''''' '""N' -'
Frank II. Rockwell
Among those on the Vera were Hurbert y aver
Gerod Dleterlen, Mr.. and Mrs John Dewaid William nay
den Edwards United States Consul to Berlin; Y. u H.
Frltzsche Max f. Fritsche MI and Mrs BaSy ferares
Nv an7 Mrs A. NJ Gibson Mr.. and Mrs. IT, d. HAl'
ur and Mrs Louis Huler. Mrs J. H. Hernen MISS h'Vo
king Mr. and Mrs. George " K1uss' Dr. Wiihsm hoeh'
er George T. Kocher, Mr.. and MIS- Johh hn'~e'
uexonder r. Lawton. IT,, Captain and Mrs. Hermann
Mohs Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Magic. the Rev fullus ropp
Nv and Mrs Fred. scheuch. United states consul 70
barcelona; Mrs +. Scheuch. Fordyce Sheridan MIS- AK
mes Segur Colonel Enoch Totem Mr. and Mrs In. Nah
velkenburyh c. w. Won slyck Baron Won Peche judge
lore NJ Wilson Mr. Kari WoXen. Secretary OF eweuisn
and Norwegian Legation Louis WormS'r' He'rS VIM"
horst, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Geese c,- c...,.a
On the Ftrura were DR.. S. A. Binim sir Chares
Rrownlow n Langdon Burohil, j. H. l. broaoheSu,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt Brlscoe' Mr. a"D
Mrs Alexander Cameron George d Dunn, George Ever
all the Rev and Mrs. J. s. Excl DR., william .. Ely.
Mrs St. Germalne Grfth. Thomas Hsstinas MISS 'SNOo
Tasting. Iudqe John Hancock Miss d. Henermau'
Thomas Karl Philip X. Kinscl'a. John A. hinseHa W.
: Lawton Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McCuruy' Sir 'ui'',
pauncefote Mr. and Mrs. Morton Patton Professor au
Mrs T. b. Rice Colonel W. IL. Reynolds, Dr. ana MIS-
w H. Russell General b. p. Runhe MI anu "i,
charles f. Severance. Mrs. Ashbel storrs Dir pohai'
stewart Mr.. aud G. w. stanford Miss Margaf''"'
NJ sickels Dr. A. w. Wilcox, Major and MIS- W. d.
Young and Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Herkes' ,,
The Circassa had the Rev. Charles Rane william
po,le orrIn Blacknore, Arthur HeScn. james ourfe'
~. Roy Adams Cleghorn DIR. c. g. Schey Charles d.
richards Dr. Rufus b. Moore Miss Minnie hehaius'
I r. waller Milton f. Lewis the Rev. eeorse poo'i''
Ti,,ie Forsythe Margaret f. Muir, Robert T. H'geihs
NJ william Hates Mrs F. J. Twomley, Dr. FFahclS
rbouas and Mrs Thomas. Miss Ellen Thomas ara WIZ
fam V. Thomas Dr. Jacob II. Weaver and Mrs weaver
Miss Ilorenne 4. WeaNer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
AN INTERESTING FAMILY PANTY.

AN INTERESTING FAMILY PATTY.
An extremely interesting family party saiied yes
terday on La Champagne for the Paris EXPOSITION
The father Of the family f. Madero and he had WIN
him his wife and ten children His son. that Is his
eldest. according to the steamship list, has also Ten
children lie Is Ex-Governor Evaristo Madero' OF
the State OF Coahuila Mexico The whole FAMILY
children and grandchildren, travelled overland IN
a private car On the stcamer the family occup'ea
a small section of the deck before the steamer s'sr.ou
mr. ohudren were loaded with toys and books The
stewards of the steamer looked happy The chlldeh
aoes range from thirty-two TO SIX years. seven OF
the sons will remain In Paris 10 hhsh 'her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
corresponding day last year and degrees higher than q
Friday.
Clear or fair and cooler weather may b expected -
this city and vicinity to-day.
AssIsrEp rMMIaRAxns NAY LIND,

Timothy shea, the Irish immigrant whose story We
related in The Tribune yesterday, allowed 10 lan1
Shea told Superintendent Jacksan that some English
authorities had assisted him and his John To this
country, and the authorities intended TO send $50
Irish families over here Deputy Collector McCcAno
decided that Shea could not be barred simply because 10
had been assisted 70 reach this country Furthermore
Shea was an able-boded and likely to become
public charge. Mr. Mccleand also allowed Mira
Elizabeth Porter and her children land. They were
assisted TO here by church In ireland. -Four
contract aborers, however. were barred out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

the President and his advisers. In speaking Of this
subject, Mrs. Harrison continued:
We are here for four years (: I do not look beyond
tha'' as many things may In that time. but am
very anxious 10 see the family OF the President
Vh''o Tor properly, and while am here hope to be
aoc 10 get the present building put into good cond
u u very few people understand TO what straits
We residents family has been put at times for lack
Ing RECOMMENDATIONS Really. there are only five sleep
rug Psr,inents and there Is feeling OF privacy
. .s, harrison says that the idea OF making ex
tension tension to tho Executive Mansion on the west side
Npaiu not involve any loss account of the removal
OF me present conservatories The extension would
ehhande ne Presidents family 10 have private home
privately. WV e"" wv Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

An attack has been made on the Rev. DE- Wlila"
u Derrick. secretary OF the African Methodist hpscS
nal Mission Dr. D,rrick has just been app0ih'eu W
fine sccretaryshlp at salary Of $1,000 by the Mi'so"
poarJ lie was elected BIS vote OF four 70 t"o'
only six Of the eleven members Of the DoaId Dri"H
nr.>ent The Age Of the "eol)ied' papers
drst published a critirsm Of the app1innHh' am
-. The Zee rder,~ TIE church paper also cane va
AGAINST him II I, cha gd thar h. docs not paw III
debts aud I al several udsm uts arr cc)ided aSi''
him Bishop Payne. vino voted agalD9' Dr. He'"H
~ seerriafy has protested against the action OF the
majority, and Tho Record'i- calls on d. D'In'A
10 explain these charges satisfactorily or retire iiom
the secretaryship. - -
DR. Derrick Is absent from the city aushnhs Z"
,,is.t,narv conference IN Ontario, Canada. he W''
,ormery pastor Of the Bethel African M''no"',
church one Of the largest congregations 10 Nv A.
,yber, he has many friends. They were lhuiHnsn' o.
thee charges yesterday, aud said thai thoy We" ,.1d
mole than expressions OF malice ana leaIo.s! 49,
DR. Derrick because he had obtained tais appoin,
mcnt lie Is able 10 defend himself saia oro n ~
ibe church members, and when he comes Ddeh - y
Derrick will show that the talk Is not all Oh oo BTU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
sToP-oFF AT ericsson SPRINGS ON PENNsYL~
VANIA RAILROAD TICKET

The Passenger Department OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company announces that passengers holding hrse
class limited tickets Of any description will be sowed
to stop over at Cresson springs during the season, -
long as desired. up 10 October 81.
In order 70 avail themselves OF this privilege pas
scngeis should notify the train conductor OF their in
tentOn 10 break the Journey at Cresson, and inn
mcdiately upon arrival should deposit their uckeAs
with the companys agent at Cresson.
This concession i greatly appreciated by through
passengers, as 1t enables them 70 become acquainted
with one OF the most delightful mountain resorts In
the country. All through passenger trains, including
the celebrated NewYork and Chicago Limited Express
stop az Cresson during the season :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
crrzrvr rOTnR CHILDREN FOR DEBT.

Trenton. N j., July 20.-Ms. Louise Selling of
,rn-st today seized the four children of Mr.. aid
Mrs Levi slege and Is holding them for debt or
s35 which she claims that the parents owe her sege
left Trenton about three weeks ago TO seek work ana
has not been heard from since. Mrs Siegel also dis
appeared early this morning, taking one child and de-
sorting three girls and boy. They range from four
10 ten years 1t is these four that Mrs Selling seneL
who, tbe overseer of the poor went 10 investigate the
,mat,ar Che told him he could have the children on
payment Of $780, but not otherwise. The siegels and
scblings pedlers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
rur i,,ERIC4N BAR ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, July 2O-The American Bar Association
rn, hold ts twelfth annual meeting in this city on
August %. 90 and So Tho proceedings OF the hrst
day will comprise an address By the president DaViu
Dudley Field, the election OF new omcers anu ."o
,,' :. .ho ronorts NJ various committees, together
With the reading and discussion OF various aruci5s.
'The session will last three days. and on tudSy me
nnhcrs vim he rendered a banquet by the Chicago
Uar AsaocfatiOn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
BACK TO THEIR BROOKLYN HOMES

The 23d Regiment arrived at the CleImontavc.
armoiy from Peekskill at O'Clock last night. All
the members tanned and somewhat tired after
their weeks hard work, but they were happy wIthal.
The sail down the Hudson had been II pleasant one
and devoid Of accident Of any kind. The officers
of the command were highly pleased with the regi
ments conduct during The week They had not a
thing TO complain of, but full of praise for the
work Of the rank and file OF Ours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
ME-. DALY GETS no NJUNCrIOY.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Wallace denied the motion OF Augustin Daily for an
Injunction 10 restrain George p Webster H. C. Miner
and william Brady from presenting the railroad scene
In the play After Dark which, Mr. Daily maintains
infrlnges on the copyright Of his play Under the
Gaslights The decision was based on affdavts made
by Mckee Rankin and Dion BOucicauh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
FOR cYruorsryG 1 coBOyER's JURY.

Louisville, KY, July Goat ElzsbethtOwn. KY,
yesterday Editors Sovsl and Duncan, of The Hardin
County independent and Editor Givans. OF " The
Welcome Tidings" tried for publishing letter
signed Judge LYNCH threatening punishment TO a
young man, who, It was alleged, had killed his wife,
but had been whitewashed by coroner's Jury Messis
stOvali and Duncan were convicted by Justice
0Mesra aud sent To Jail Mr.. Givans swore O'Meara
"a the bench and tried by Magistrate Terry Who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
FLOOD SCENERY on THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL4
ROAD

new interest Is added 10 the scenic attractions %
the Pennsylvania RailToad since the great food.
The line follows the track Of the food In both the
Juniata and Conemaugh Valleys and the full efect
of the devastation l. from the passing train.
The NewYork and Chicago Limited, leaving New-Yor1
at a. M, the Western Express at Is 80 p. m, and
the Pacific Express at p. m. all afford daylight
ride through this REGION =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

dismissed the prisoner though the offence ana evl-
dence were the same In both cases Justice oesS
did not order his prisoners sent TO jail, and they
out of the courtroom. Public opinion Is saia 10 10
with the editors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
NOT ROOM ENOUGH IN THE WHITE HOUSE.

washington, July 20" The star" this afternoon
prhts an Interview with Mrs. Harrison which quotes
her as saying that the insuiccncy oi rom VI 'u'
,Vit,s House has become matter Of serious inc0n-
venicnce Mrs Harrison says that although the house
hold of the President not the largest ever domnheu
IN the official home Of The Chief Magistrate" me Gu
coachmcnts OF official requirements Of late years upon
the apartments used for family purposes have reacheu
a point where relief has become absolutely heoes'AS
Even the library has been taken up for Office business
and the Cabinet room now serves the double purpose
of public anreroom for Senators and Others admitiea
without cards, as we'll the place for the meeting oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
SpeciaI Nctltcs.
A.. Warren, Langc e. Co..
1919 EAST 42DsT..
adjoining Grand Central Depot
MANUFACTURERS OF WALL PAPER
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

Are prepared assume entire charge Of the Interior
OF residences in the most elaborate or smess
form. Cabinet and upholstery work combined with WAL
and ceiling effects We have recently added apartments
10 our wsrerooms where wall papers and eretonnes
match are exhibited by Haslight Haneings especially
designed by the Associated Artists also exclusive Novels
ties not to be obtained elsewhere. large ana choice
selection OF japanese. French German and English Goods
recently imported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
PAIN FURNISHES SPECIAL ArqRAcrroys

II French Night" PAINS Fireworks Amphi'
theatre at Manhattan Beach, last night. fine repre-
sentation Of the Einel Tower aud several other con-
spcuous places and subjects of the Paris Exhibition
presented after 1.-THE Last DAYS Of PoaDel."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

The little advertisements the third page OF The
Tribune this morning along the whole gamut OF
human necessities. They appeal 10 every condition
Of man and woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
Religious Aotlfes.

CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DIsclTkkss' s sssa,se.
near Madlson-aye.. Rev. .. nLsrovST W M 1850
49,, 40 and O. ana 7 '4o y. M
,,-,,sp MI SAINT ESPRIT 80 22e QUEST
EHLlsh s D e dimarche perdan uilNO 10 2 du
matin Rev. A. " WlrrMhhhn "0''eu''
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY; ass wos:h.
81 seng every sunday a, 80 M Tie service y a.
Inv ted Donations OF secondhand clothing and shoes
solicited
ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPIsoopAL cEuRuH.
school At 10 a. m. Public services At IL ~ preIsaine
by The pastor Rev. JAMES ~. KING. D. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

The many columns Of short. definite adyerusements
on the thTd page Of The Tribune are Wen worm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows nc oaronc,es
fluctuations yc,terday a. observed az ~.
s,snai 1, motel az Perry's Pharmacy sun Building
Tribune once, July q, m-Ihe n"Nenr"' !" we
,.a,,r Yesterday was upward. Cloudy weather. VITA
20 INCHES OF rain was followed by fair and clear
.as,her The temperature ranged between II degrees
and S. the average (79s being Sc higher than on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
DON'T PAY oLD.FAsHroNrp PRICES

for cigars when you buy any brand style 1T 80
cents per 100 profit at the FL Captain General Cigar
Store 231 Broadway, New-York Price list free. =.