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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
The World, Universities.

Norway has J university. A. uro.
fesSJTs aud $50 students: France has
one university, ISl professors aud
J%li students; Belgium has / uni
versitiCs, $ professors and 200
students; Holland has uuiver-
sites. - professors aud I.fil
students; Sweden Ia, uuiyersities.
l7a ir,iesSI-s and loo students:
Russia has s universities, S. pr,-
fos-nr- and 500 students: Portugal
has university. - professors and
l.%il students; Denmark has I uni
varsity, 80 Professors and hoo stu
dents: Spain has 10 universities.
$50 professors and lb..m stuirnt-:
Italy has L universities. Gpi ur1-
fe-ssrs and ll,lil students: Swiller-
bul has ! universities. 20 professors
aud 1000 students; Germany has
y universities LON professors and
- coo students; Great Britain has
n universities, a;i professors and
l%,+Jl -tuieut-; Austria has 10 uni
r-rsiticS, l.slu professors md 1860
students; the Uu:Ici States Df ame-
;ica has ajI universities, 1920 prg-
frs-oTs ami ug.lI1 ,.uIeut-.-CFics
Meas Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

Az eminent physician Of Phila-
delphia rises 10 remark that the
widespread discussion ab0rt the
prevalence and treatment Of hydro
phobia Of late has had an effect 20
promote the symptoms OF that dis
ease, ami that the more It Is talked
about, the more alleged cases Of it
we shall hear Of. He makes note Of
the interesting fact that on 5ue side
Of the Rhine Pastrur treats 1000
cases o. hyirOphobia, while hardly
any cases have occurred on the
German side. This certainly looks
rs If a good deal Of this scare was in
the minds Of It's victims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

THE acquittal OF Charles Silver
man by n Pennsylvania jury oi 4
charge Of selling liquors without q
license In the town oF Lecciihurg.
ahout two weeks ago, Is the latest
application Of the original pacssge
decision Of the Supreme Court.
Slovenian, it will be recalled. as an
agent Of the Cincinnati Brewing
Company, shipped a ca load oi
Ohio beer into 4 Pennsylvania '.no
license" town, ant sold the stuff IN
the original packages in spite Of the
State laws. The judge instructed
the jury TO acquit If the original
packages had not been broken. has
ing his decision Of the Supreme
Court decision, and refusing 10 ap-
ply State or local statutes to the rasc
The Pit.sburg merchants, by the
way. have for sumo time been
selling oleOmargarine in the urigi.
nal packages, holding that State
laws can no more interfere with the
traffic in provisions than with that
in liquors.
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and abusing a single, defenselesi
man, incapable OF Offering resistance,
on account Of being oveTpOwered
by superior numbers. The class Of
people in any community who en-
gage in such british poltrOoneEy
and lawlessness should be pursued
with the rig0Es Of the law 1t the in
stance and demand of all decent
and courageous people. Those who
arein sympathy with s'Ich despite
able assaults upon unoiiending citi-
zens are OF the same stamp Is the
actual perpetrators. Some Of them
exhibit their quality by covert ex-
pressions Of approval.
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the use Of brute force is abroad and
increasing. 1t IS becoming far too
common everywhere for people who
think they have reason TO presume
that their interests are being in
vRded 10 resist the imaginary or real
eEcr0achment by a resort to VIC
!ence. This is bad sign Of the
times evincinga departure from in
teilectual civilized methods Of set
ting disputes and tendency to-
wards the phases Of bagbarism.
Sometimes the most trifling causes
Of difference eliminate in violent
out5ura;s Of the worst passions Of
-1HT7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

The Princeof Wales has written
letter to a COMMITTEES which has
hsd under consideration the advi@
ability Of holding an international
exhibition 10 London. The prince
strongly favors the project, but de
clares that in his opinion il will be
highly inexpejient to hold such an
exhibition before the year 1900.
Evidently the Priuce Of Waies Is
firmly convinced that the great Co
lumbar exposition in Chicago
will overshadow all previous eNhi-
billions. and that the orthodox seven
years must elause thereafter before
even Loufou can undertake an eX-
hibiti0n Of international magnitude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

THE device Of sending iracS 10
Havana news OF EyrIud by carrier
pigeons was essentially Gallo.
These Fruuch detective, who never
detected ything when they were
on the mun.er-r's trail, auI who
gave the fugitive timely warning OF
their movements through the news
papers, are now posing a. theatrical
heroes. They worked up 2 purely
imaginary sensation over the Les-
perate character OF Eyraud and tine
probability that he would resi to
the Heath any transfer to the French
steamer, when, in fIcs, he broke
down and blubberei insiead u
showing fight. The accounts Of tile
capture and the voyage with which
they viii fill the Partisan reporters
will be readSls specimens Of imagir-
airy narrative.
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About Emigration

The editor Of the London GrdBnso,
after commenting upon the possieil-
ity OF the world some DAY becoming
overcrOwded with people, and the
statement Of Statistician Giiien that
the limit Of emigrati n will be reach
ed during the next century, because
no place will be left to emigTate 70,
concludes: depend upon II that the
United St..es, and, Sin more, Can
ala AMI Australasia, viii need an
abundance OF strong and willing
hands for many : year to come, anu
We only regret that the working
classes OF our nation show II the
present time so little desire for emf
grafton. England alone ought TO
send out az leaS. 20l,O emigrants
yearly
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Atlantic City, Girls Club.

Atlantic City has what it !
pleased 10 call an Ozone Club Of
twenty-five members, all young and
pretty Philadelphia girls. These
young ladies'. ali Of them wealthy
and Of high social Standing, Assem-
ole early in the morning, each ar
rayed in close fitting costume, al
most identical with q riding habit,
with u cGr,ase bouquet u pretty
jack roses fastened well up toward
their left shoulders. ami 4 short cane
in their right hand, and start down
the beach together at a brisk p1ce,
They iahale long draughts Of ozone
10y way Of their dainty noStEils and
inhale il slowly through their pretty
mouths F2EUCieypi.iG Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

THE funny pictures Of the census
man and the maiden lady who Is
asked her age are We'll enough; but
it isn't the maiden lady alone who
keeps the year q her age n secret.
Married women and widows no
more reveal the date Of their birth
than DO women who are single. Ot
al the inaccurate information fol
which Uncle Samuel Is uayins, none
will bc 50 faulty n that which re.
lates 20 feminine age. But IL Tn.
cle samuel Is SO foolish % 10 Dry
into the private afTairs of the ladi,s.
ne deserves no better treatment.
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Unhealthy PariorS.

Il never call here but | feel 20
stuiIy."
"StutIy, that's Just the word. l
was wondering myself why il was
The rooms are large and well fur
nished."
"roo well furnished for health, -
quickly chimud in the first speaker.
The hUuse IS 50 full of antiquities
and rare carlos that it i never
aired for fear some dust might get in
through the open windows or doors.
/ don't believe a ray VI sunshine Is
ever let into this house. never
call bat feel Ike a mummy myself
and get 80 nervous before | leave
that feel as II AL tEg antiquities
were coming down in q body 20 III
habit me. The sunshine is shut cut,
the rooms are never aired, and the
antiquities give an unpleasant Od0r,
which Cpprrsse- me, especially
when coming i'm out u the fresh air.
7 doa't th!nS 7 shall ever call
again '-Caeiu,Gti ItnIes-S.dr.
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: BAD SIGN

THERE was q disrracsfui VOW I'm
front Of q Catholic Church in
Schuylrrville, y. Y, on Saturday
last. The members OF the church
resisted by violence the erection Of
poles by the worSmen Of an electric
Eight company in front OF the edi-
fee. Missiles We're huTlcd by the
uomJatauis at each other, pistols
Were drawn, AMI ii looked as II a
bloody tragedy would lie prscipitat-
ed, this sauguinaFy result being
prevented only 10y the action Of the
sheriff.
This affair vas diszracefIl to both
sides Of the controversy, especially
the reIigionis.s, who exhibited nei-
Their a love for law and order nor 4
leaning toward n practical sppiica-
ton OF the preoepts Of Christianity.
The spirit OF retaliation leading %
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House

WAsIuNGTON, June p. - The
House went into committee Of the
whole on the District II Columbia
business.
Senator ingalls, offered I resolu-
ton tagreei IJl iastruc-inE the
committee on privileges ami cleo
tious 20 enquire n 20 the date
when, under the law and prcce-
dents. the salaries OF Senators from
Montana, Washington and North
and South Dakota began.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

CHICAGO NsscS President Harri-
son Is said u have declined a 70
nomination in advance. and to
have expressed his determination to
return to Indianapolis AMI practice
law gt the expiration Of his term.
Now that SIr. HIrrssou las started
the ball rolling We may expect
formal destinations OF the preslieu-
cy 70 be handed ia 10y nearly every
prominent statesman in rapid sue
cessi0H. Il is hard 10 admi. the
fact, but the conclusion is inevitable
that the campaign for 1892 IS al
ready under way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

SAN FRANCISCO ChrUmcls: The
Orange County census enumerators
ran up against "a colony Of queer
people near Auaheim. The colony
was composed Of vegetarians who
claimed 10 be trying TO live 4 pure
life and who denied any allegiance
70 Uncle sam. As 4 matter Of con-
science they refused 20 answer most
OF the rather personal questions
evolved by Superintendent Porter,
and consequently three on; of the
fifteen members were arrested,
taken TO Los Angeles and held for
trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

SAYS The MR'eHH.0k .N.ur: From
the Js.eiA Chronicle We learn that
the movement looking to the get
ting OF n better water supply for
Jerusalem Il making satisfactory
progress. Those vino have the mat.
ter in hand are encouraged. Every
indication Of progress toward the
re-settlement OF the Holy City is
interesting TO the Latter-day Saints,
for they look FOR a remarkable
growth Of that city in the near fu-
ture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

OMAHA, June 3 The attorney
Of tine Union Pacific has GREETED a
sensation ay fling a petition in tie
Federal court against G.. a.. McFib-
len, late general purchasing agent.
for siJ,G0J alleged 10 have been
stolen through the fraudulent pur-
chase- Of luuher. an his property
has been attached. Mcki1beu lea
for tie east last week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

An ISDIANAIOLTs woman was
arrested and put under bond for re-
fusing TO tell her age 10 4 census
enumeIator. In the light Of such
heroism it i n libel TO say that q
woman can't keep a secret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

READING, Penn, June oS.-par.
Of a passenger tain ON the Recalling
road was durailei this morning.
The engineer aud fireman were
killed and three other trainmrn
slightly hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

The comedy Of the twin cities is
being played By st. Paul and Slin-
neapo!is over the CELSIUS. The feel
ing between the two i about O.
cordial As tina: between 1t. Louis
and Chicago, ami the taking Of the
census has brought cut all the bit
terness that has been bottled up FOR
months. They are both "boomers, -
and the only question is which can
make the greatest expansion Of Pop
ulation on the figures Of the census
takers.
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A BOILER BXPL0DES
tn 4 Tug at New York Docks,
killing tine Captain and
Folr GiLcrs.
MAJOR wISsMEN ARRIVES At
BERLIN.
A Passenger Train Derailed 4
Pennsylvania: Engineer aud
lirumcn Killed.
SHOCKING AHuf..

NV YORK. June .3.-The .sJilpr
Of the tug ilcs l. Crane exploded
while she was lying ~ the dock this
morning, causing a complete wreck.
Captain Oscar ". Squinss ami y
crew OF f.ur men were all killed. \
scow lying alongside was SINK and
il j. supposed that Tine wa;cImgu
went down with Ig-. The explosion
Is believed 10 have hccu the result Of
! defect iu the tJilg-.
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!nothcr Photosranhic Triumrh.

An electric spark has been photo
graphed by means OF q syeciai
camera, IN which the sensitive
plat" rotated ~. it is said, velocity
~ 2,5G1 revolutions Per minute
from Pls5'ie OEi.il4l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

THE King ofSweJeu recently re-
csived 4 letter from = young farmer
swho had been I-5fted Tor military
service, begging his majesty to re-
lease him lHi let HIM join his re'a-
tives in America, who had just seut
him a passage ticket. The king
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

LONDON. June .%.-DIriHg the
sitting Ot the Commons this after
noon. the government leader an,
nyuncsi that thr government hli
decided q withirIw the licensing
clause Of the load taxation bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

"Monochromatic'' Is the most flesh
ionably descriptive affective in use.
Il Is applied 10 a dinner table, an
opera toilet, an interior and a we'd
ding. lobe monOchrOmatic, to have
q spread in monochrome, Is the pre-
fecfion OF taste.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

WORCESTER, Mass, June o.
The carpenters Of ;his city struck
this morning. They demand nine
hours uay, AM eight ON Saturday.
Six hundred men let.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

MADRID. June 23.-One death
from cholera mas occurred each ~
PueUla aui GJOlil.
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"a. Nrnn.IIan n.lc,iri.


SYDSEY, y. =. w, June g.
StautJury won the sculling race
asiiu>; O'g1nuOr. Canadian.
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HOSIERY AT HALE

100 dozen Misses Fast Black Ribbed Hose pairs - cents
lot Misses German Black Ingram Ribbed Hose at 20 cents "
from IS
Ladies' very fine French Drol-Stitch Hosr, Bs tl
fancy cooTed tops this styles cents were
Mems British Socks three pairs for 80 cents.
Mems German Taus pairs cents
Mems French Bahrggan UndeTshirs 81 cents PEI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

BERLIN. jane 2S.-The NlydC-
burger ZetuEg confirms the repOE.
Of the Frame Russian alliance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
FAHAsoHa

We offer large lOt Of COOed MOiTe parO cents e 't .
Parasol for the money in this country.
loo Black Gloria Silk 2nch Go tipped Paro nj SD; We '
already sold OF this style, this the last ' We
offer this
Also 10, Of COlored TEiied SUrah Para>Ol at SlIE-
lot Of Plaid and Striped Surah Silk PaTasol uar ID
from Siuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

y
Summer Outing Flannel Blouse Waists at - - =. aud
Striped Silk Blouse Waists at $500
Ladies White Derby Waists $3.50; Perfect a s-
Finish.
Ladies White Basques at eoc s25 sI5o 500 So SO "
Our Entire Stock Misses Jerseys has been u "
less Gust.
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COIN BROS.
New Fresh Goods for Very Little N0lGI
BEST SATEENS At HAZE PRICE!
BEST SATEENS \

We otter pieces English Cashmere Uutrt Saeeu- At 49, 't
PER YARD.
The styles newest anil the qualify Use very , hgN az
selling price Of ;his Sateen - cents. .
pieces l-e corded Cales at cents yi lui~ E t ~
gain g. ClIai!es have offered this season.
2inch in good French designs at ID GEMS Ter yar %
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hoccs and Ei3aaI9rOicIcTiCs. -
We "er about $50 pieces Very Choice TOTchon
10 inches at D, . and 10 cents per yard marked down
20. G1nbroioIory E1IoIIsa ci1a=s. ..-
+1-ECh India Linen Flouncings deep hemstchci Fr
nj soc, Sl'n, Sl.25 and 81. 81 per yard.
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4 CnIIicrr ON .icc.

MOUNT CARMEL, Penua, June
23.-The Penna CollieEy, the largest
ia this region, is on fire. There l.
hope Of subtuiug the flames.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
- U M MI Err

- I IL .
Our took Of this importation " Canton ~haas
Japan Lyons Printed Silks offered al rlIrul- %
peT:G Mt.
Our sl.op quality Oar 81 quality At 80"
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The rran-o.Rue>inu Alliance.

BERLIN, June 2S.-NiajDr Wis
mau has arrived from Hast Africa.
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- bathing Suits
We are showing full stock Bathing suits The o. ~
complete and Prices Reasonable.
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on behalf Of the County Scandinavian
Ccmmfites
{. q. JOHNSON, 5. VI. LOvENDAHL,
CHAs. HOLM.
On behalf Al The ssNSor1rns Rand.
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GRAND Ball N the EVENING.
THE N0RDEN WILL APPEAR IN
THEIR HANDSOME UNIFORMS.

DE Al our friends ia the City and
County, are kindly invitet. q
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Ct. LOUIS ASKING FOR A RECOUNT.

Washington, July l4.-Nr. Bell member OF the C!ty
Council of St Louis and Mr. Chase the president of the
Mercantile Club called Secretary Noble to-day, and,
as the representatives Of the Citizens Committee OF
St Lonis asked that a recount Of the population OF
St. Louis be ordered under the Census act. Their re-
quest was based principally upon the Investigation
which was recently made by the Police Department in
cases Of omission charged against the enumcratorS
The secretary after hearing The statement of The com.
rittee informed the committee that soon as the
papers giving the result Of this investigation arrived,
they would be referred superintendent Porter for
enufneratorS. .
Census superintendent Porter to-day. acting on the
advice of the Attorney General ordered recount Of
one Of the census districts Of MINNEAPOLIS.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
no Land on which the sun Shines

Possesses greater advantages than own but
there are portion, OF the great Granbcarng West and
fertile south where atmospheric influences prejudlca
health initiate against them In degree places
Of residence Heavy ranfas and the overflow OF great
rivers which upon their sub.ldence leave dan vegetation
e>uo.cd 10 the ray- OF sun, there bcgct Halaral
fever. and there also the inhabitants periodically
OBLIGED to use some medicinal safeguard against the
scourqe The most popular Is Hostcef's Stomach BIZ.
ters a preventive has for third OF century
afforded reliable protection 10 those whom experience in
ho fAitv of ordinary remedies for fever and ague has
taught 10 substitute for ;hem. Whether Intermittent or
rcmittcnt ra-Ea,lc fever, conquered and ayertd
bv the superb antlper.odc and fortfyng medicine
they are by no other preparation in use. Use 4, and
abandon impure local bittoFs.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
TO CARRY ER1cssoYs BODY TO SWEDEN.

Washington, July 14.-Secretary Tracy decided TO-
day to revoke the sailing orders Of the United states
steamer Essex so far they applied 70 the trans
portation OF the body Of the inventor Ericsson 70
sweden, and 70 have either the new cruiser Pha
dephia Admiral Gherardps flagship Baltimore per
form that service The latter will probably be So
leced as She can be more readily prepared for the
voyace she is now at Bath, and will be at New
York in a week or two. In case she goes to Europe
the Philadelphia Will take her place in the North
Atlantic Squadron. That vessel is now at Phladelpha
receiving her armament. and when that is all In place
she will go to NcwYork to complete her equipment
Secretary Tracy said to-day that the Phladelpha
cond be fitted out for sea service about foar weeks
and that. while her future movements were sun un
determined he was inclined 10 send her TO Europe
with the BODY OF Ericsson lie added that either slH
m, The baltimore would certainly 60 on tnat mission
and that, while the probahiitics were IN iavor @ the
selection OF the latter the matter would De lcit IN
settled for few days. The Essex viii be ordered u
the south Atlantic station.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

Baseball nen have expressed considerable surprise al
Chicago dispatch published recently which rald haV A.
SpadIng came to this city for the purpose oi ouls
controlling Interest IN the NcwNork League cuo Mr.
Spalding who was seen at his New'fork once PO'
nouncod the report incorrect and said he was not now"
nor did he intend become stockhoider In the 10 a
League club when asked about the rumor that the
League had bcen called upon assist the Ptt>ourg euo'
he said far as nc knew the ftsourg people were
able 10 carry tub through the season ana intehde
50 TO 90 although like many other clubs wouId 1880
money ,,.-,
The Brooklyn League club yesterday gave Michae'
Hughes tho pitcher, his unconditional release hughes
wa, suspended some time ago for insubordlna'ion'
The New.Yorl and Cincinnati League teams VIII pay
t the polo Grounds to-day and the Newfork ana CIeNe-
land P.ayer,' teams at brotherhood Pa?k
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL 3 p. ". TUESDAY.
Vo.h,nc,on July 1f.-Ior NcW.England far sa-
tlonary or higher temperature.
For Eastern Ncw.Yor6 Eastern Pennsylvania and
Ncy.Jrr..v warmer. fair; southV cstcrly winds aiE
weather on wednesday and Thursday. and cooler by
wednesday night.
Tor Delaware Maryland Virginia and the Caroiinas.
warmer and fair.
For Georgia Alabama Mississippi. Louisiana and
Texas, fair except in southern Alabama, showers
for Florida. showers.
For rcnnc..cc aud Kentucky fair; cooler by Thursday
night
For Iowa Missouri Indiana Illinois, Michigan. Wis
con,in Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas fair sta
iionlry temperature Mmnc,ota and South Dakota
warmer in North DAKOTA cooler In the Ohio States
For Kama, and Colorado fair except In tho extreme
northern portions showers. cooler
For Western N,W-Yort and Western Pcnnsylynnia,
fair warner followed boy cooler.
Ior Wet VIRGINIA and Ohio fair. warmer fair and
cooler W,dnc-dar.