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The leader., 1889-11-16

A man who has practiced medicine for 10
what he says:
The leader., 1889-11-16

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
The leader., 1889-11-16
Danger from Catarrh

We recommend "TansiI's Punch" Cigar.
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MI. G. Maher. 81 this city writes to c.
Daulton, describing his visit to the Maharajah
roda, India. says:
I'VE were first taken to the old palace in &
Of the city to see the treasure room. where ~!
shown the jewels worn by the Maharajah on stat9i
sons. after which was shown US the greatest nIar}
all CARPET abouf 6xIo feet, made entirely Of 81
colored pearls, with great central and corner cid
diamonds This carpet took three years to ma1
cost 100000. This was one of khardi RaoSE
freaks, and was intended to be sent to Mecca to n
MohammediaP lady who had fascinated HIM o.
was too serious and it never left Baroda.
For fine carpets and wall paper, give US a call
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A few days ago skeleton was found
on a lonely fosestslaii rear EnBmeiaw.
The head ~as gone ard the bones were
fast falling 10 pieces leslie the body
was = rostsng hlanket La tie pos kess
Of The tern and lasssd ssotsing which
ensassd The bones we're lev tfinkefs.
furnished and covered wishrnst Near
the dead mar were the bones of his
faithful horse. which had died al its
naasset's side. standing near tie mani
mate form Through long days and
louger nights until hanger and thirst
had done their work and the sliced had
followed its master Within tAe inpene-
tFable shaaow.
What ssA 81 ysseFy Is thisl xhEak
Of II. men and women ot our busy
world. Thsnk OF IL. tdlsrs TO whom
lies asfkest shssfow is summer
cloud, Think u Il. wsse Of the lest
husband. mother Of The wandering
hoy. Thiak Of Il. soa Who lator snd
yoa Who play. you eannos solve the
mystery, bat year heaft VIII be more
tender. saa With Gcd's help may BE
more tFsse. If you raase and give a
thenghs 10 the horxsnaan who rode up
The forest trail
Who vas hes Whence had he
ccnes On What mission y as be bent
when his lsg,s was ended as hy . dash
81 heSssns lighss 20 wheu d.a he
nafmns hss last goe<s.hyes Whose
iiss we're last pressed 30 Assr Who
wasesi htu bis last fareseliY Net the
rag siesh'ag sAe skssstan, nas the
krrsx's Haslslewea tsapg4as~. net Tie
cs9ms4Eag bones Themselves, answer
these questions How dtd ha die
Did be fall slsaoas pAsn ard wisAoa.
wsFnlas. hssas<lI net knessnr has
tie we'd sefwsen spsrsallsy ard tra.
mortality ~As tern ssass o. sssa Ar
lie IN The Bard read seseegh hswrs Of
kssaest anguish or II wsssiAg fever
wssh 10 ssress ave sAas sc tue here
deotasd 10 de 81 his side and no
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1nE LarEsr oUrnA0E.

Considering Thai III. 1 IN al wear
Il r,olit;c. ans, fl,.t me rountry i
eor<r..v.tsv.yv fr<~ fram vxessernert
q. ..n.t.,, - ,..fs.s~ss <..,t,..s. n s,.e
aon.h I. s,.,m,av,x sr<ss n. lsse.s
s $500 f.a,a a.t..s..-. .s.,.
49, .sr.ls - o. ,~-y ar a,r~adx
Ss.lsn.<s - ~ f.,s.f a..s.sination 81
Torn e flsxtor
a. seaoaI eI1rtian :. yorreat Cav
- 80 $4,000 (. sr@a s.ht areurr.a
q ~h1ch 49,. ,ss.,. wexe kgllea 4
,.,x.,,,s,,~x.t .~ss.v & ths ss.ir ~. 4
= n.sIv . ts..s,ns ,,x.,., rsa,,a.l,can
"a r. n 81 ~ r - .tate
~-s.s-.: .a.m...,s.~ - -. - g,
-, mi e..,. ..~a .nx ~..von. d,.r.
- a. ,,,.le. = th.f he ). All .nvthinv
~v.e..x ), ~p<a..vor Il r.arh /. nlsce - I
1900
m. ,n,v h.a .v,.a~rtix b>>o pr>.r-
$500, 81. -. al. ,.s,...,.. ~ kiIlinv
u~siv "a -. ,ufvsf.n. no vere -.
....,ss,,a. e. 81. <.,s,,,.ar ,,e,. aeeplv
s,ks~,a,seA 9 ID ..c.,,e Th.v Il ones
49,, s. ~t,r,,a.f. -. naval .tnriss
$500 sh~ ir,,rI,.nr. a. . neero nm
,ieln. a.,a aron..d Tia p<oole a. For
- cue - -. fv.,~. ~bsrh sueh -
srvt. n.nsIlv oceasion All the re-
..rt..e,s 81 th~ u.cpi. se~n,ed = have
1,,yrs.s .~.in.t N.elv aud Ia took
yef,1-e 4 - county IAN 4 mob sur.
r1...d.A th.f hnsiainv an sunday
rt~hf ens.,..s q ~ithaat re~istance
.on,ht neelv out ana rI.tdled hira win
hnlist. usvtcv accommodated fhsiy
end 1h~v ai.r.sr.~d
Thtz i fhe Account az the affair a.
~iven 81 ia soutbsrn pspsrs. and Il
4 urohsh1v s.noothed dowu a. much
= possible. what Keely had done
tha. he Al ould be sbof 10 death il this
feroc,ous manner. onx il Il ! loss 10
dst~rmlne The Associated. Press ac.
oau.,t ua,nlx az I. aha. ..the eause az
Ill The trouble was The determined at.
temnt az fhe NEGROES i, elect two os
thelr race 10 membership In the
school board In place Of two white
candidates - but 10 an unparalleled
ob,erxer II does f,s,t seem thai this
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p
eound 8 e11gou @9ye - M1zz g
~ ptnes2 o.. - rlky q ~ 10y
tsexhf IL - hc3p that - Nhi1Fex
- Tie pjaee wu HGtukUss Fe1yek ~
HI r1ssfsx scui.
NSbody fncws 30 q raz thst roae
Mp the tf1zk 1hcss Who n1ust have
sceu him 1n1f ncfod h1m - Izo<l< tl,&<
they enys hin - more tkouGht 4nd
did mt eyen no<iee thai ~ did nos -
|turn. When ~ ro5e Up TIE trsA -
dny - rode COT u 10 world nroun1
him - conpsk813y ~ e b. h1d urgcd
his borse amid De wares ct N snZvy
- Tnenes<orsh - vss N1xure's and
Ged's. rad. thoukh b knew 4 moi. be
hid feEs fcr ~ lest time tAe soszeb q
: hnman band, nd heard Ter ne last
ffme The Sound a ! hrnan vci.re.
Hohcs1y 4bous him gnve him 4
tkcuxht = ~ rode into The Scfesz Bat
kh<re wxss those. perhaps. lar sways
whose .shourlss were With hin then
and whose shourhfs sre Win him nov.
Odd rity fkesn, God eosusort th<rr,
wherever they are. II may 81 ia /.
Feu England VILLAGE, ii naay he On lie
xre<a hanks Of he Mszs'prI. Il naay be
f.r over s<a. where he i aIsIr thundxrs
On : coast Of rock or where The Rhine
- - -.
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

Notice OF meeting Of stockholders for In
cFessing capital stock OF Seattle Dry Dock
aud ship Bailsiiug Company.
Notice is hereby givsn by the under
signed majority Of tie trustees Of said
comp4ny, TO %. stock holders thereof, that
. meefjng Of said stockholders win DO held
pany's works At the fpt III Charles street
In the city Of Seattle. county OF King. Ter.
r1fory Of Washington. Thufesfas the S1ff
ray Of May, isSs. Nj O'Clock In the after
noon. for the purpose OF inrressiag the
capital stock Of - q company to the snm
81 Nsree hundred thousand dollars ft30D,-
Co, to be divided into three thousand f3oQ11
shares Of the par value OF one hundred
dollars u ieH1 per share. All the stock hold
ork ARE requested 10 affeud.
u. E. DuRIE,
rgrEk MoRAN.s Trustees.
GEO. KELLY.
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err NoT7cE.

A SSkssMENT ROLL - HIGH STREET
"A gFas5s Nesice II hereby given that
the assessment roll for the grading III HIGH
street. from TeSaperanee street Is Dexter
street. and constructing sidewalk en- both
sides thereof, has been flets with the mn.
ters.gnfd clerk ct the city 81 Seattle: and
asshfy nozice u hereby given that the
ssid roll i open 70 psbflc inspection at the
0illes OF sid clerk, In the city hall. and
viii rsznain open for lna,eFfsan until Frf-
dsy. June J. Iske. at . O'Clock D. 10. and
that MI persons teesine themselves ar
Esseved NJ any snch assessment, mar aFs~
Ply 70 The eoznfsseu council OF said CITY "a
have she same corrected on said June !.
ikHs 81 cselock p. "a a. their epuness
ehs usser. in ne city hall g. w. ferris.
Clerk Date Of hrst publication. May II ,ssss.
A SSESSMENT ROfI.-FnURTH gTEgET
\ grade. Notice IL hereby river, that shs
assessment roll FOR the grading 81 FonYfk
street. frusn Battery strees - Depot street
ana eon<srrstinx Sidewalk on both sides
snefeMs E3 bexa fied with the Under.
signed clerk "a the city 81 Seattle: ard
farther notice u hereby given that said
rpu = open 20 psshlic Inspection ct the Of
Zee os sid clerk. In tks city hall, aud win
rernaia open tcr iEspestiea until FRIDAY.
June Il 1875. II ; o'clock q M. and fhst
al persons sseitag themselves argrsstsd
By any stssh assessment Nay amply Ia ire
eesnssu council OF said city 10 have the
sarae rof7erset On said June J. $50. Al
ochscf r n. 81 their council chafst,er. a,
tAe city hall c. W. Fcrrtx. clerk Date ~
ersf r1fiffatsoa. Mar II. lSse.
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Pat killsn. in letter to the giss.
fesscss Ntsss. says Faida al the Cali
fornsa Athletic Club wrote ~ him q
short time $50 asking terms for =
nseetsne with Jackson. ard Ksiisn
replied tlist Il WAS impossible 90 ar
TAnxe . fight between them as he
wonid ncs meet black mar p~t
nes SAYS he May have bexn hssty in
the matter. lsus viii adhere TO his de-
es<ieu.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

y and BY virtue Of duly executed articles
81 asslknsn<nf 70 me made and Delivered
nf ths More Manufacturing Company. On
nsr xlst day 81 February, 1859. herss&y
give Hossee. that 81 the property. Including
ssc"ui's snn sooks 81 account, belonging
n ps'<ses sinn, viii BE- offered for sale In
sach rarteis - sbsli seem most afivi,able,
~ paptir sncsieD for cash, 10 the hIeheaf
bidder. on the z4th day Of May. ls1D. e the
dar
Tbs sale IN be held at the company
laboratory. In the rsar OF the Butler build.
ing in thia city. TH0d z. LITTELf~
Dated Seattle. Nay ., isse.
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AdAa VISA . G~slsiemaa.
New York Nnserrx

A mother on Delaware Avenue was
On Sunday giving her child, bov OF
sesen years. some RsAlc instruction.
She was telling kim The ssafy III
Adams ssiI. Having narrated the tale
at the apple and what mischief IL did
the mother asked. New. einnt yon
think Adam I'D very wrong to ear
the apple 7" The iissle fellow shoneht
moment and then answered. WHY,
would II have been Fsciite 10 reEase the
snpls when the lssiy offered IL "a
him yss
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GENERAL ITEMS.

i36 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS IT SMIrH's Cove. = very important
addition 70 fbe City Of Seattle. 10 be sold
in hulk. far under the prizes ct which the
adjoining lands are offered. Very easy
terms. A rare chance.
House OF Seven Econ1s, with
beautifstf old eSs ablished sardea.
Jackson and Rainier SITS. S.len-
fence.u
Beautiful Lots aud blocks overlook
ing Lske washington; also 81 Lake Union.
OUR LIST OF properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots in
every quarter OF the city aud
GRAY a CLArWoRTH,
7o7% Front st.
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ART EsBK0fnERY STORE We
"A wesid cordially invite the Is<stsa 70
Z sr<cs ouy srftsstc dtaplay 81 rao<sg srurn
Sew rers- Chiidf<nss Cess rnes and a
dss9 Tea aswaA pfnktns ara ssampfnr
onos- MA ~ r FETIDWa.
2fA c. ~ PAUL.
els second ssre<k
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NENNRs--NkAruskFo~p-sas -.asae.
Nay Il. tsSs. o. q. ~ 81 ne rssft<pce 81
TIE ti<sts NQshss, Mrs u n w..shssN
tls9. ~ Rev shask nas1s Miss raa
mesasrfara. ~ Sssssls. - M. c. a
Nsaaer. e< krssnssoA. Or.
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HARRY wprTg.
LAuhoN fHGgLG
8 49, witnesses.
Notice Of Dissolution.

sosses 4 hereby given that The fsrm here
t0sore existing under the ssr,e
snd stsle Of Seattle Czrriarcena Wnrnn
Workss doing business arm Thfrf
street. Seattle, IL this DAY ifsso;vs.i
BY mufasi consent Mr.. Albert Rpytsn
has purchased tie eAiirc interest q
nezs nc the same place under the sane
name. payfng ali bills and collecting al
debts q the above firm.
NJ AcTgiGH.
VAN WART BROS.
Dstri Nsy %. lsss
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N<,'Il ICE.

Notice is hereby given that the trustees
Young Mems Christian Association make
the hrst call for funds aecprdIng 10 agree.
rrent, viz. Such payment 70 be rpaffe Ia
the trustees Of building fund on or before
The following tines Twefsty five Der cent
therest upon the call nf said trustees. to
De Issie by publication 81 notice at least
one week IN some daily newsnapsr IN the
tiiy Of Seattle. ard Is per cent quarterly
shercattsf, wlfhnnt further call or notice
I'LL the whole shall be paid Payment IL
be made to = +. Ferry. esq, treasurer. or
q. Carter. secretary OF trustees
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MtRRfEn

TftlNSoS--Nzs - lsSs 10 sue vile Of 4
"A Tssessasen. = ssaaxhssr
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Notice Of Dissolution.

skATfLR, May l. lS2a.
The parfnership heretofore exisung be-
tween Hsrry White and IAuren InRess.
under the hrrn name of Waite A Co, b a.
this t1&v bees Dissolved bv manual rs.,s-
senf- TIE business In failure viii BE- esr.
red on By Harry white. uhs wi. receive
and par all Liabilities. contracted with on
By said firm.
lslsHxDl HARRY WHrTg.
LAUHoN fHGxfa
L.xIs wisuc~es
Harry - hfte & Co. real estate and ssrpE.
era conner -osth second and Assn streets
sexffie, "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

The way to make bE m cr ev in ally
rapidly growing city IS TO buy 3CrHS On
the "outsiden while land Il CHEAP, then
take advantage OF extended Streetcar lines
and other developments Plat your prop
We have between 600 md 400
AcYeS ter aata in tracts ranging frnm
160 acres 10 two Scres. from SIS per acre to
$3.50 per acrc, in splendid localities, ripe FOR
plating. and with the extension 81 the
electric street ear system assured
+ you are cot : 9 pite,lst and can
buying large tracts then join pool and Sc
cure the same benefit BY means al combi-
nation. We are now forming
SYMptCATeS
Tor the purchase Of some of the best prop
erty on the market. Call and Investigate
we double discount any proposal now be-
fore the public.
We cal special attention to the pasa-
Of the manufacturing and railroad cen
tres The cable line and the electric motor
line are both heading for this center and
their advent Is assured this year. whilst at
The present time the 8. L. 3. 4 Z. r. r. rims
HOURLY trains ~ loo and the boat to FREE
mont HALF~HouRLy service across Lake
Union, connecting with the electric motor.
thus bringing the addition within fifteen
minutes Of the city. Palatine hill is eighty
rods east Of Salmon bay and eighty rods
north OF Denny & H0yf's addition FIRE.
MONTY 1t commands the salt water gate
way Of the interiake canal and Is the natur-
al residential section for the whole Of this
rapidly growing manufacturing center.
There Is a school house. pnstofiicc and hail
on the estate. whilst eighty rods south o
5000 church il now under way.
lots 0oxltO 10 ,. cpav AGO, just
half the price. per square foot, Of the 25-toot
lots in the nefrbhoriup addifious IL viii
pay you 70 inyestigate this.
Bear in mind 90 floor lots.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

The Window Glass Workers ASCOT
alton has recently decided TO black
list all foreign glassblowers who may
hereafter come TO the United States.
X this action Is AZ 1t is reported, it
contempIates the blackIisting. not only
OF workmen who come to the United
States under contract. but CT al for
eign glassbiowers who may hereafter
neck home In America.
This Is most extraordinary act. It
win Be made extraordinary in It's APP
plicaiion. A man may be intelligent,
honest and good workman, he may
be in every way prepared for Ameri-
can citizenship. be may be willing TO
become member Of tho Window
Glass Workers Association ana to
conform 10 It's rules In every respect,
bat because he happens to have been
born in another country and not to
have come to the Unissd States before
the window glass workers issued their
decree. he cannot find work without
bringing trouble upon his employer.
This Is a most extraordinary stretch
of the blackiisting idea. To say the
least, IL requires considerable assur-
anec for the man who came to
America yesterday to say that his fsl.
low.workman who comes to America
today must not work by his side.
The Worktngmen Idolizs Bouiapger.
The prestige OF the '.trap" general
asserts itself at times In an unexpected
way. A few days ago one of the
leaders Of Paris society gave a dinner,
at which, among other celebrities
Aiphonse Daudet was present
As soon ~ the guests were
seated the conversation naturally
turned on Boulanger. and hs
was severely handled. Besides the
large staff OF servants of the hostess
a number Of hired walters had been
engaged: nevertheless at one moment
the attendance tagged and the
dinner seemed az stand.
still. The mistress of the house
quietly made inquiries Of her maitre
d hotsl. who hcsilasineiy gave the fol.
lowing explanation. The hired walters
unanimously refused To enter the
dining room again While General
noalsnger Was spoken of so irseser.
emily; thsy would 30 az once. relin.
gushing their pay. unless the com.
pany engaged to moderate their ianen.
age or change the suhject The latter
Alternative Was accepted. and the din,
ner proceeded.
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srksNsNffI EfNHx.

sf>hk u fo.sIsoN STEAMSHIP VII
man<fsn. Fssak WORTH. Easser. carry
fnx fs-sKat and raE<ekEe-s a. re<3ures7
raf<A VII al fren AAz Fenaesseo for
ssnnd poSxs ON Nay TO- ,. 4. Hashesd. Sd
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TlI kAfE TICKETS II ALL PARTT.
~ Hathaway. lis James street.
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!: g. = 5s. g: s .! = s-1'E se.s
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IN =. HiNMAN. sTESoGRAPHER. IA
lJs IDSan block Typewriter worn al Al
klissis. either from sFlnnusersss or dScia.
Il1p. prosaasiy and Accurately exc~usszd.
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GE0g6s bKfHrsk. ASsAYEk AND
~ Enemlsf, sHsiszer Of coal. Gro cinyu
..Fss. ese. ssnd samples tor aasay ~ mail.
Fse-<ss~s Wsss Tv
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-15
QUARTERLY REPORT
-oF THE
Auditor al! Treasurer.

Following is the Auditors and Treasurer's
Joint Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
March 31st 1885,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-15

make II prattiee to keep none but first
class wet goods in sto,k. drop in when on
your way to Carson or virginia and have
smile" V. 4 4. trains stop at my door.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-15
Weekly Examiner.

The coming year promises to be crowded with
stirring events.
In the United States the entrance OF new is
sues into the politi, al arena has been followed
by change OF administration. But the grea,
economic Question on which the campaign
turned Is still unsettled. and its solution Is now
committed to Congress almost equally divided
between the two great parties.
Europe Is "a vast camp. Army corps patrol
the frontiers, and millions OF men await the
signal for the most ttantic war the world has
ever seen.
The Examiners newsgatherIng machinery
Is unequalled. It's correspondents dot the
globe. Nothing can escape their vigilance, and
no expense is spared in spreading the results o.
their efforts before the Examiner readers.
The most noted writers OF fiction in the
world contribute to the Weekly Examiner.
Jules Verne. author of "A Trip TO the Moon.
et1.; Robert Louis stevenson, author of " Treas
ure Island" etc; Rider Haggard, author OF
She, etc: Anna Katharine Green, anthor of
"Ihe Leavenworth Case etc. have all written
stories Tor the Weekly Examiner. and will do
in the future. .-.
The Weekly Examiner has established 81
Agricultural Department. in charge OF a practi-
cal agrio ulturist. who is the best writer in the
Uuited States on agricultural subjects This
department will contain sensible discussions OF
leading topics of interest to vineyardists. or
ohardists and farmers generally
The Examiners Commercial News Is com.
piled by experience men who carefully guard
the producer interests in all market reports.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-15

Hay in carload lots or by the bale at the low
est market price. Orders by mail promptly
attedncd to.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-15

EUREKA-COMO GOLD AND AlL.
LIVER Mining Company.-l.ot alton of princi-
pal place Of business. stockton. California
Location OF works, Como Mining District. Lyon
county. Nevada Notice is hereby given that
at meeting of the Board Of Directors, held on
Saturday the 18th day of May 1889. an assess
ment mo y Of ten N0) cents per share was
levied upon the apttal sto X OF the corporation
payable Immediately In United States gold
coin to the Secretary. At his offiae. No. 2O3 Main
street, Stockton, California Any stock upon
ThursAay, Jane Goth. 1850,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public au tior, and. unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on SATURDAY, the THIR-
IEENfH DAY OF JULY. lxS3, to nay delin-
qnent Assessment. together with costs OF adver-
tldng and expenses OF sale BY order OF the
Board Of Direltors. ss..al7iA
NJ d BAKER, Secretary.
Oinee-No 2o8 Main street
Evening journal., 1889-05-25
Maathnr.

For Delaware and Maryland, / a. m.-
Cooler partly cloudy, weather, followed
by rain.
New York Herald weather forecasts
The feeble depression yesterday morning
central near Lake Huron has moved east.
ward to New England. 1t will be fol-
lowed by cool wave," probably over
spreading the lake region to-day and this
section and New England tomorrow.
with frosts near the lakes. Temperature
rose in the United States yesterday, ex-
cept on the lakes; the chief minimum
reported was 26 degrees, at st.
Vincent, Mimi. the chief maxi
mum So, at Montgomery, Ala
In the Middle States cooler, partly cloudy
weather will prevail with light south
westerly to fresh and brisk westerly and
northwesterly winds and rain, followed
by clearing. and in New England cooler
partly cloudy weather and variable winds,
becoming fresh, and brisk southwesterly
to northwesterly, with rain. On Sunday,
in New England, partly cloudy TO fair,
cooler weather, will probably prevail
with brisk to fresh westerly and north
westerly winds, preceded by rain on the
upper New England coasts, and on Mon
day fair weather, with slight thermal
changes, followed by higher temperature.
European steamers now leaving New
York will avoid much fog by keeping
south of latitude 40 degrees, 30 minutes,
till reaching longitude 30 degrees.
Baynard's thermometer, a. m "a;
q. M, ~; II a. m, So / p. m, SO.