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, 1889-07-04

The amounts reported yesterday as hav.
ing been forwarded to Seattle, aggreaat-
ing $l0,240 20, should have included $40
sent by Mr.. McGrane of the theater Com
donated by Mr.. Ben Bravender. This
sweIIs the total contribution to $40. .764 20.
, 1889-07-04
SANTA FE. N. NJ, June 20, Special. 4

Chairman Griffin OF the republic central
committee to-day addressed the democratic
territorial commission, stating that De had
taken actiou toward securing the 'obinion
OF all the republican comm itteenIen con-
corning the proposition made by the dem
ocrats on the 18th inst, namely, that the
territorial convention be 40 constituted as
TO give the republicans n bare majority OF
one. He states that he doesn't believe this
proposition can be entertained, but thai
the convention, composed of forty republi'
cans and thirty-three democrats will be
promptly ratified by the former.
, 1889-07-04
MORE PATENTS.

Small Batch That Came From WASH
ington Yesterday.
Following is batch of homestead
patents received at the Spokane Falls land
Office yesterday:
Thomas Brown, John B. Huntley,
Henry Cowles, John Held,
John q. Dennis. John L. Kennedy,
Andrew j. Denison, James Logan.
Valentine Francis, Joseph r. Mast.
Frank Forsland, Thomas j. McMahan,
Betsey A.E Gilliland Juan Pettis,
Dora Hinshaw, Kendall W. Tyler.
, 1889-07-04
Keducsd Corn Crops In Illinois.

SpRrNorIELD, Ill, June 29.-An alarming
condition OF the Illinois corn crop is re-.
ported to the state board OF agriculture.
A special bulletin issued to-day, announ-
ces that 1t is impossible 10 estimate the
damage done to the corn crop by continu.
Gus rains during the past six weeks, anu
the oveifiowing OF thousands of acres OF
river bottom lands in central and southern
parts OF the state.
, 1889-07-04

LONDON, June 2s.--Prince Albert Victor
the oldest son Of the Prince If Wales, had
been stilanced to Princess Victoria of Prus'
sa, sister OF the emperor OF Germany. In.
formation is given that the Prince of Wales
will give his son marriage settlement and
that par Lament Wi not be asked to make
provision for HIM.
, 1889-07-04
District Court Adiourns,

SEATTLE, June 29.-The district court ad.
journed to-day after four weeks continu-
Gus session. During this time q great
amount oi criminal business was cleared
up, large number of indictments were
found and convictions were returned upon
them in all except two cases. those OF
Kline and Evans, bOlh indicted for muir
der in the first degree
, 1889-07-04
RENEGADE INDIANS FLEE.

But the Troops WIN Remain q While
Longer.
HELENA, June 2s, Special.-Governor
While has returned from Rsvilli, where
he went to ascertain in the condition OF the
Indian trouble. He reports the situation n
on the reservation reassuring. The RENE
gade Indians have taken to the woods and
no serious disturbances are expected,
though the troops now at RavaIli will be
retained for time on the reserve.
, 1889-07-04
rIAIN ARRIVALS Ann DErAn1UKh'

Northern P.c,fic--facinc express arrives
IA. M: Atlantic express arrives ll:5O A. VI.
epokane ". Palpnse--Arrive. iUSO A. NJ.
Atve 2;tb y. NJ.
Cseur a. Alcne Railway Il Nsvigation-- West
.Ouud, arrive. $40 T.. ~; enst-tound. leave.
L.l5 A. NJ.
seattl-, LAKE Sh re- 4 Eas ern- West bound
passenger leaves pIkaue; W. n. nn,: Nedi al
lake Ecc 'mInu,iatiuu leaves Spukans. $3.50
y IN: eat bound J'n.s-ng urriv'sat Sp"
tnue +. L, "a. n,.; Medical Lake AccJu uoiia
tiOu arrives at Suokaue, 3 T.. IN ; sunday *
c,irsiuu 4, Medical Lake. lea. es lU:SO u IN;
returning 7 u. nj.
, 1889-07-04
Mormons vs.. Missionaries.

TUsooLA, ILL.,, June 2S.--A few nights
since an attempt was made To barn the
Odd Fellows hall in Hindsboro, because a
number OF preachers said To be Mormon
elders were holding meeting therein.
Missionaries have stirred the people up to
such an extent that the NJ o ormons have been
attacked several times iateIy
, 1889-07-04
PREsiDRNrIAL AppOINTMEN NTs.
Fred Douglas Consul General to Hayti
ntharu

FREQ Douglas Cohsoi oenersi TO usyti-.
Others.
WAsHINGroN, June 28.-Tbe president
has appointed Frederick Douglas OF the
District Of Columbia consul general to
Hayti!
Captain Meredith OF Chica 90 WAS ap-
pointed this afternoon chief Of the bureau
Of engraving anG printing.
James q. Wright, Of Illinois agent for
the Indians OF the Rosebud agency, Dako-
ta; Dan NJ. Ramsdell. OF Indiana, United
States marshal OF the District of Columbia.
, 1889-07-04

THE brutal method OF dealing with the
defenseless dogs whose owners refuse to
pay the tax upon them would afford good
subject for the preachers to discuss TODAY.
with the view OF organizing humane
, 1889-07-04

The dog cAtcner is still abroad iu the
land. OF course the taxes ought to b-
paid. but If the owner of "A dog refuses to
pay the law should provide for his punish
ment i-stead of beating out the dogs
brains with club.
, 1889-07-04
Probate Court.

In the matter OF the estate of Alice 81
Carson, deceased; continued to June 90,
In the matter OF the Insanity of Jere-
miah Mcdonald. insane; accused exam.
lned and committed.
, 1889-07-04
Aged Couple Fatally lnjured.

SALEM, juno 20, Special.--Mrs, NJ, ,B.
White who with her husband, was thrAwn
from buggy Thursday evsniDg at Is&g.
er, died this morning from the effects "
husband, who is SO bears old Is hardly e.s-
pected to live. Il
, 1889-07-04

PARIS, June 2S,-Carlotta Fatti, the well
known singer, aud sister Of Adellna Patti,
died here to-day.
LYNN, Mass, June 2S.-Maria Mitchell,
the noted astronomer died this morning.
, 1889-07-04

~ 'ni> comfy s.ur 'v'ni."u, Years ANT
leaves ~ vi" aud f"ur d.' g'h-f.. MI
gown. u" wa> II muivr oi VI hn- al. d 62
y-nr> iir had hetn - town a"d lett tor
nome ibitxIrHtpd.
, 1889-07-04

lT is quite evident that IL Is not neces-
sary to order any ily.paper on account OF
William Walter PnepS.
, 1889-07-04

NJ. V. Collin has been recon- mended as
superintendent of the Haskell institute,
the Iudan training school. at Lawrence,
kas.
, 1889-07-04

Mr.. A. ID. Burnett, travelling correspon-
dent for the REVIEW, with his wife and
two children. George ID. and Jessie ",
returned yesterday from visit to Minne-
apolis.
, 1889-07-04

CHICAGO, June 2S.-According TO the new
city directory, Chicago has a population OF
over 0uO,O0O.
, 1889-07-04

PHILADELPHIA, June % Geo. W.
WrIgUt IL we'll known business man Of
this city who is prominently connected
with several beneIactory associations, j.
said u be short $40 COO ~ his accounts as
treasurer uf The order ot ronu, and 1t ~ un-
derstood that warrants for his arrest, charg.
ing hin with being u d.fauiter, have been
, 1889-07-04
REAL EsTArE TKANsFERs

Ofthe Past w@-k, ..> shown by the Eeo-
ords, S446.iAO Against s.i1.O5i Last
Week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
THE PRESIDENT At CAPE My

Cape May. y. j.. juno 22.-';ape May Is Beautiful
today IN It's elaborate display Of bunting thrown TO
the breeze in honor OF the presence Of the President
OF the United STATES. About 10 o'clock this morning
General seweI secured u handsome pair Of blacks
and a drag and drove over to Cape May Point. fol
lowed BY his son, Master George Sewcll, driving a
beautiful bay pony TO a dog cart. according TO
rznseuents made with the President and Mr.. Wana
maker last eysSing. Hating before the Wanamalter
cottage the President and Mrs. Harrison villa BABY
Mckee tnok ssats In the tart while Mr. WanAmaker
ana The babys nurse weO given seats In The drag.
General Sewcll held the Hnes and led tho way 70
eottsxe With Mrs. Harrison, while the Postmaster
General and the President took spin up the beach
drive ana through the town luncheon served at
The sswsi cottage, after which the guests returned
10 Cape May Point for an aiernoon's quiet ana rest
sewcil and the President the latter holding IN ne
arms Rshy Mckee Visited the Cape May Athletic
(a,h sronSa. where they Witnessed part Of game
q ba between the Cape Mays and the Indians OF
the Carlisle Penn, Indian School.
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DIED.


n tFRssf By raa'' June
Funeral Monday. June "a at 3 ,. m.
BULKELKY- saturday evening 90 after finger.
3E M JUL. r. dow O % O. the lat. cla, Buckley
CARLISLE ON n.ny June 20 at her home in brooklyn.
Mary fourth daughter Of James and Lucy Helen Car
Funeral Sunday at her residence 90 Greene
Plea ,e omit flowers
oOLBYsuideuly in his SD year. Gardner r. Colby. of
Funeral from North Orange Baptist Church. Monday Juns
o. On arrival Of p. train from Ncw.fork, B. l.
JEsuP-on saturday June o. at the residence her pare
rnt 80 Macon st. Of SpaiherE!a d FSrsnce MarsSsr,s
yeM Of %' her age u '''"N ''
Funeral private.
William j. son Of Rev Tbona. and Msrinda A. Lodge
Funeral service at % Ias, Bayonne. Monday.
Tran leave. loot OF Lbertyst m Pan.
In,erment al PeekskilL
NICHOLS-n Brooklyn on Saturday June 80 Francis Har.
OH youngest sou Of William II. and Hannah W. NicholS
Notice OF iuncla, hereafter.
CsTRANDEE..on saturday, June q. at his home 3as
Relatives friends Invited attend the funeral Mon
SATURDAY June Thomas PpEs .s'a 8.
FSnela services AZ s at' re'enc' LOO west
Please omit flowers.
aes George IL ars se the 3SS yssr h Vs.:
friends respectfully invited { attcnd.
II Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
ROBINSON Al Perth AmDoy y. j, Friday, juno ri,
MarJ j. wiie Of Geo " Robinson, N. D. and dsnShtss
OF the lato Edward Bcment.
Funers resdence OF K C. Popham, Perth
Amboy Monday June - at o'clock upon the arrival
II - from New York. NewJcrsey CentrAa
Il X. foot ~ LOertys
sTow-on Saturday. June q. Geo W. stow. in the esh
year Of his
Funeral Monday al II O'Clock at Christ
Church StrstfOrl. Conn.
rowLE- suddenly. at Asbury Park, " J. June 20 1889.
WIZ. o, James n Towle. ~ NexYor
Friends respectfully invited Ia attend the funeral sunday
June O'Clock ~ the residence OF hec
sister, Mrs II. -. James, No First Place. Panneld " ].
WIILETT- 10 Lon Ton. England. y! heart dis
EASE Anne wilett daughter OF the late Or. Marnus
Wilrtt and Caroline Bronson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
The Celebrated
BELFAST GlNGt.R ALE

Post Oaice Notice.
should BE- read daily BY all interested changes may
crS Tor loreiEn countries need not be specially I'd;
When iS a1i@ To s 81 an apsae banking
%S @ GSS"" .' ara aSi p0Sa sea ''n
prmp " TSf 81 s sStps E. 'sG Y. wi" close
for PSGs rto Ps s,s. m M f Se a.
1 . i N%nS deter, a. r P Sr I' aa
R",Ec. ragr'S COG,c, and Gd,emaa per s. s. City OF
TrFSntI-At p, in, for Venezuela, via La Guay1.
& IN for S, NJ H. g. j jsnSS and IND
'.p% f' a. q Ge.ts.
@ cs,ca '} 81" .. New SS% I.Sss
p ' n T%% 2Ha Ss an, Rssr Cub. Ss a
Re arTI I'D p sns 51 & m for s. DSnss
foE neIg%% a% S,.op pc; .nc: p R9yrlsGa ys
"Gp ' Truv % AID E hiS %'' osE from
80 70 fS
E: 20 s'1 M for "%5 ih9 YatsSran; $%..i.m
spain and r2ays @ TOR fs'" S%'sna &
50 for ,1;iF; %s aS'fa K
asd ri oqc S, scan. sTnn , ' asca per
At &c., r tor Sr %u n d drseei re:
% i:s % II or s G d %9a per- pei
eoua i Tot J%naSa as; '%smsI s sn c AS,
,"f NV Of Atlanta Via Havana ett"rs must bc Al.
'"cred per CIV ot Atan'aT): at 80 m for Europe.
r.r = : TulIa, VIA So,tharlpton and prrmpn.
SUNDAY-N p n. for Costa Rca, via Limon, per
FoNha fran New ORLEANS.
Malls Cor Ch.na md japan. per oce,nic from San
Franc, scol l,,, hrro Jnne or. n. m. Malls for
australia New Zealand. Hawaiian, FIJI and Samoan
i.adS. pcrs Z"alarda from SAG Fr,nCl.co CLOG here
Junc .o2 al n. m. Tor arrival nc Scw.lork % s. -
trrari with Brsh MALL for Australia Mails for the
Ttopic II RI from San Francisco).
isn hrrc June ."t p. M Mails for Cubs by rail 20
p I" i ; a11 rs " $sv a. oe az VIA Key West
tn, s,h"fur closing Of Trans. Pacific mails 10 ar
-qnc"A on prcmutCn NJ ther uninterrupted overland
trnuslt Fan"i-co. Mall fror' the Fast arriving
IN tws A. san Francisco tho day % sailing OF steamers
are dispaich"l thence Tho some day Registered mall
rlnsl, AT q 30 y. r'"viGus day.
'CORNFI1I'S wax C0TT. Postmaster.
p,s nnlcr Now. York Y Y. June 81 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
WORK MEN.

COPYRIGHT 1899; Bvhs N,rS. York Annotated fr.u
Berlin, juno 22.-PoIItcans are now mainly
concerned with the question OF the meeting Of
the Emperor. The Czarewitch left ST. Peters.
burg this morning, and Is expected here on
Monday, rUuc 10 Stuttgart. 10 attend the Wurtrm-
berg fetes II believed that the visit VIII result In
an arrangement In accordance with which the car
will come TO Berlin.
Emperor Williams proposed visit TO Asace has been
abandoned the advice Of his physicians who r'copi
mend short period OF complete rest before hts Jour
neys 10 England and Greece The doctors wanted the
Emperor TO take salt water baths At some watering
place, but he refused II has therefore been arranged
for him to take salt baths the yacht Hohenzollcrn
during his trip to Norway. lie will generally srcp on
board the yacht. but when 1t is necessary 10 siay
ashore log cabin Will be up for his acrOmmoda
zion. lie win amuse himself with fishing and shoot
Ing, and Will make short stay at the ofodcn Islands
one Of the best fishing stations In Europe man-of
war will accompany the Imperial yacht
EeTIvITIES ATTENDING A ROYAL WEDDING
The festivities attending the wedding Of Prince
Frederick Leopold, brother Of the Duchess OF Con-
naught began to-day. Princess Louise Of Schrswig.
the Princes ancc arrived at Bellevue Castle al noon.
and received by the Emperor and Empress, Prince
Frederick Leopold and members OF his family. At
O'CLOCK this afternoon the bridal pair mad, their state
entry into Berlin in a splendid coach. To the liranden-
burg Gate the lined with cavalry AMI thence
to tho sco>s with Infantry Tho Burgoma>cr and mag
l>IFy "elcOmed the PAIR, ana inc Emperor
received them at the castle. The signing of the
marriage contract Was followed By family dinner.
The King and Queen OF SaNOny, the Grand Duke and
Grand duchess VI Saxe-Welmar. and large numrrr
Of Prl,,an princes and German >ovrIe!gns. are cN-
pee tod arrive to attend the wedding, which
Wl be conducted In great TOmp and Spend0r. The
hr!drgrOOm'S gift To the bride Is diamond dladem,
the gems Of which weigh 40 carats.
ONLY RUSSIAN woRKMEN TO BE EXCLUDED.
Building contractors here recently sought permission
20 import foreign wUrImcn. The chief Of no ice
replied that opposition would be raised except 10
Russian wOrkmen. The carpenters and mlsOn> have
resumed work both here and AZ Frankfort. bur at
Dusseldorf and Nuremberg a general strike has been
dec ard.
EMPEROR WILLIAM ORDERING A PAINTING.
Emperor William has Commissioned Koch 70 paint
picture representing the at the nom when M
Id tn" Footgu4rls past his father At Cha-lot'rnjurG
on MAY II. lisa. This the only occasion upon
which Frederick nNpectrl the trOO; Emperor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
OBITUARY..
GEORGE II. PIRSER.

Crorr. H. purssr. for many wears a prominent
,v,r IN M, CITY,. fhc president OF Tho DAILY
News pulli.l ing Company, del on friday hIEht Al
a.. liam. No n We,t Ervruthst lie hal been
suffering for some tnr from compilation OF dla"h G
lie VA, bora IN surrey County, England, In lsiO,
and rame TO the United siste> when about eighteen
years old.
Ills first employment was ~ u drug clerk In the
uholesale house Of John VI. BrphurNt IN witch he
n,can,o chief clerk while employel In this capacity
lao stud.d law and shlHItrl To the bar. A. "A
,,,,minent and active nrmhPr Of the 1ammany
so.,o,y -, forty wears ago. he we'll known In
,o,t,,cs md became Alderman Of the Fourth warn
4, ,gIs He was q mcmhr' OF tho Volunteer IN"
D.nortmenr serving his time With the southwark
Engine Company, No. 81, and was sucrcs'lvcT
.Iec,rd secretary and rIce-presiieHt OF Inc
M, Dcpaumcnt In 1850 he was ap
roIr,a, commissioner ~ Taxes, and became
cor,ora,Ion Attorney IN 1886. In 1860, while again
..rvInr A. an Alderman. Nj. Purser became inter
,.a in the subject OF he reception Of foreign immi-
cr,r,s who were then Suhirrt ~ much wrong aud
Ssrect and VIZ, Instrumental IN framing til" bill
ubich was passed by the Legislature appointing the
Commission OF Errl grafton ,. -.
Mutual LIE Insurance COMPANY ana throw us prop
erty into the hands Of Ie'eFrL. Mr.
W,t ne 'L%Til WI" MT pur.e me to detect deer,
and IL possible illustrate the design lie smCcemied ~
IisrovefIng that a prominent Judge In New folk hal
arrang god parto piOeehlhB, 70 apppht Eu.h a
ally I'm this attempt. Mr. Purrcr personally com
minicatcd with the Judge threatening 20 MAKE pubic
Tho facts in HIS possession uncs, he abandoned inc
scheme, and tho ludgn reinc'an,y y Giddsn r.v.
,ean aeo he was elected president Of The DAILY
News Publishing Company, and hs has heid that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
OoNMEy CEMENT PROGRAMME AT WILLIAMS.


Wullamst1wn, Mass, June - tspeciaD-ihe ooi
lege year cosed yesterday and the three lower classes
held their annual class suppers last night at Saratoga
and Alban, The first OF tho literary exercises con
nected With commencement took place this evening
the Graves prize spanking, by members oi ue si'o'
class. The name OF tho winner VIII NOT DE Known
unul commencement day. The speakers A"o Ho"
subjects we're "victor Hugo j.. +. Fischen' EnHie
wood, ". j.; Jonathan swift, r. g Literary hop
resentatve OF the Eighteenth Century" f. !! mahc''
M0rristown, NJ ID and W. =. sidley, chicago INC
Etiilos Of Schiller" W. b. ANS, williamstown, ION
troll OF immigration" II. b. Merrill, fo~hsi' NC
" John Ruskin az q Political Economist" T. l. letS'
Albany, n. Y. The baccalaufeate sermon VIII D'
delivered 10. morrow night. by President Carter MO"
day VIII be devoted 10 festyity. There VIII nc
giec club concert in the morning Junior dransucs d
.. H., and society receptions IN the evening Tues
day is class day. and, In addition to the public eAer
cises OF the class, there will DO III orst0rch con'os'
between members OF the sophomore and Junior Siasscs
This will be followed by The senior pr0mcnado con
cert in Goodrich Hall. On "Wednesday commence,
ment exercises will be hold, followed by ne nunh
dinner 10 the gymnasium and the presidents rocep
lion on wednesday evening win byipg 20 GLOSS inc
nins4y fifth eommsncemeat Of eA Wil1ama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
TIE VEATHER REPORT.


FOHFCAST TIL, r NJ. NUNUAF.
WASHINGTON June 22-tor Maine. New Hampshire and
Vermont fair preceded BY light the coast cooler.
For the District nf Columbia Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Eastern New York Now.Jcrsey Eastern Penn.
sylvans Delaware. Maryland. Virginia and North Carolina
ar except light tho North Carolina cooler
nor INV esterly winds
For south and Georgia fair preceded by ram on
the coast cooler
For Eastern Florida and Western Florida rain. followed In
Western Florida by fair cooler
For and Mississippi fair sghtly warmer except
on the coast rain and stationary temperature
For LouisauA and Eastern TsxAs fAr srshuy warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JUNE 49,

Beach won the first easily, as did Campbell the second
In the third set with the three games in
his favor Beach sprained his ankle while crossing
the court, and was obliged TO stop for few minutes
but CALAMITY continued with tbs match, which, al.
though he fought hard against him. This match
finished the tournament. which has never been equard
in the clubs history I'm quality Of play. The score
was: Final round, second prize: .. 8. Camp.
bell won from F. G. Beaoh 80, 6-l. Ga. There
were no second prizes In doubles played for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

excep, the Hight rain and stationary empesaturA
For Arkansas and Missouri fair slightly warmer.
For Tennessee Kentucky. West virginia. Western rsan.
sylyana Ohio and Western NcwYork fair; cooler foowsd
III western portions OF Tennessee and Kentucky By ssnt
-,fi4a
For indiana Illinois, Lower Michigan Upper Michigan md
Visions fair preceded in eastern portions o. in
diana anil Lower Michigan by slightly cooler.
For Minnesota Dakota Nebraska and Iowa. tsr fclowld
Sunday afternoon Dakots BY severe local storms.
For Kansas and Colorado fair followed sunday by sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
,,r,rrr prB11C SCHOOL.

Boston, June 22-UDder a hnge tent on the green
hssttsg House Hill. Dorchester, this Afternoon was
's'serstsd the 2s0th anniversary OF the establish
nsnt Of ne arxt public school In the United States
sustained By a direct tax on the people. The tent
wss crowded, and some Of the most learned men
OF the country were present. The programme con-
sisted Of music BY the Germanis Orchestra ana the
graduation Of 200 pupils Of the Dorchester schools
Addresses were made by DR.. Charles 7. Gallagher
Eyerett, the Rev H. H. Dextsn Rev. J. .. BalIown.
Dr. william A.. Moury and Others Among those
prescnt were Goysrpor Amos, Mayor Hsrt ana largo
plumber Of city ofheisls and public school teachers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

During the c"nunusuc 81 tn" Ss'e EnrAmpmont trains
will rav" the Grand Genital station FOR rerksNll.
week diys At Is 0:l0. II n. I" 81. 80. 2 -
: As ~. %. Il - T. IN aud Oh sundays St u. .
l 20 and 3 ~ p. m Frcursoa ticket. To Pc-bskl and
w hc aol ~ IN New York central ana IiuiDn
RN,r Railroad The n ~ - for me round mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE June 23l a. m.--The movement In ne
barometer yesterday upward Far weather prevailed
The temperature ranged between 70o and S0 the average
i9) being 80 lower than the corresponding day Lass
ycaI. and 29.0 lower than Friday
In and near this city to-day there will probably
ceor fair and cooler weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

Those who are In search Of real estate or servants
board or rooms or who want TO buy or rent houses
should examine the many columns OF snort 49, S1
Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
fluctuations yesterday observed a. the United state
gnal Service station at this city The bushes Indicate
rnpcrature noted at Perrys Pharmacy, Sun Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
TIE RELIEF u.Np STILL GROWS.

The sum 81 ~ 4DG UG received Yesterday Dy J.
Edward simmons treasurer oi tho Concmaugh Valley
Relief FiUi Amous the subscribers wrr": New
York IrrlIc school Jari'orn' Association, 200; pr"
rrc,s Of concert sl,.u hy The Edr" Choral society
directed by Professor h"urgr }. lIu-', Sl@i 90 New
York S'ants Hrturg collection OF last two day
SGO1 -. through spr!rr Il Co.. Mr.. QUO iiiuth. ~
Frankfort GA Main. Germany. SluO, iugh J. Grant
Mayor $lGj ~.
i,uo.lck ali, y Y. June - The Waiter 4. Wood
COMPANY, OF this pIarr, on rdav sont draft &"
Mr,,I,. DtrNrl 4 20, rraruIogS Of ID" Permanent
Relief Committee uf the rI Of Philadelphia for
~ als H. the amount ,u'sr' ilTd 10y the Walter \.
wood Muwing and Erlpi"g Nh'hinr Company and IFS
CnpIu,c =, FOR the juhn-tDwn Relief Iunh. ThN also
ssnt draft to M"s,r, DrrNr & 60. for ssl@ ~. the
amount suh-r bed 10y the CllLru> oi tho village oi
IIp,sIck Fall, for the Juhnsto"n sufferers
LIST or CONTRIBUTIONS.
Amounts contributed through The Tribune for tho
John town Relief Fund Jun" -, 1883:
C,u,.c,od nv Thrrc.a R0>rutAuth. little ten. 49,.
vrar.Oi from friend -'..'.''''''' - ~
For tho Jnhn>iown sufferers. "o
- %
p,evtou.v .cknowlcdgcd $4,000 81
TOTAL June %, 1850
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CA1PBElL DEYEAns BEACH At TENNIS.
hev.Hsysn Coan. .Juns % tspeea',. the second
- - - Nsw-nnsisnd championship tournament
1911 t-Aay dsfsssed Beach by Two sets 70 GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

Business chances Of many kinds made known IN
tho varied collection OF short Advertisements the
fourth and NTH pages Of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
Religious Notifies.

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, corner
Madlson.avc. aud ist>t-Ilry Dr. ELDER breaches at
Suniay.schOol at o:2O. Prayer meetings
Wednesday Friday evenings. Strangers cordially in
yitcd ana welcomed.