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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
BETWEEN DEVIL AND DEEP SEA.
The Situation of the Jewish Race Is Very
Deplorable One.

The Situation of the Jewish Race Is n Very
Deplorable One.
LONDON, Dec 16.-The question of immi-
grafton isexcitingl lively interest in England
whittier large numbers of Jews are flock
ing from Russia by the way of Germany
The British government has instructed its
consuls on the continent to discourage
such immigration, and to warn intending
passengers not to rely upon assurances OF
nnding employment in Great Britain. The
home for destitute Jews is thronged, and
many of the unfortunates are assisted to
pass on to America. English working
men are determined that the 1000 600 to
100000 Russian Jews shall not be I'M
loaded on these azores.
Baptism OF Suicide in Russia.
The situation of the Jews in Russia is
becoming so horrible that they would
probably all leave If permitted. In the
words of one them, their only choice is be-
tween baptism and suicide. Vast num-
bers are choosing baptism, others risk
death in escaping across the frontier, and
how many select suicide the world outside
of Russia will never know. 1t is not
thought that the great meeting in the
Guild hall last Wednesday night will pro-
duce much influence upon the car, who
has since answered it by decree increas
ing the severity of the nti-Semitic laws,
and who is believed to be personally de-
termined to break the race down in Rus
ain
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
NO CAMPAIGN OF SCANDAL.
The Tories VIII Stand or Fall by Cues
tions of Legislation.


LONDON Dec. 16.-At the annual dinner
of the Conservative association at Wands-
worth Sir Edward Clarke, NJ. p, gave
some expressions of interest as to the pros
poets and purposes of the government.
The government, he said, did not propose,
so long as they had control, to take the
advice of their enemies and ask the coun-
try to go into the throes of general elec-
ton. The government had important
measures on hand for the benefit of the
working classes, and if the Gladstonians
should come in these would give way to
Irish home rule.
Two Years More of Salisbury.
Nobody could say when dissolution
might come. In the ordinary course of
things there would be no dissolution for
at least two years. Events might occur
to hasten it, but no ministry of which
Salisbury was the head would ever take
advantage of any social scandal or any do
nestle quarrel among their political oppo
nents. When Salisbury went to the
country he would go on the solid merits of
what he had done.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
Combining Against "a Combine.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Dec. 15.-The Farmers
Alliance has appointed committee to get
the mammoth East street shops here to
manufacture farm machine, and to OPP
pose the American Harvester company, a
combination of harvesting machinery
manufacturers. They propose forming a
stock company, no one to furnish over ST.
OOO and to furnish machinery Mt cost to
all Alliance members
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
Two Years More of Salisbury.
A ZEALOT,S VANDALISM.
He Throws Chair Through "a Master
piece Worth $4,000.

piece Worth SIS, 900.
OMAHA, Ncb., Dec. 16.-Among other
paintings on exhibition at the Omaha Art
show was Bougereau's allegorical MASTER
piece awakening of Spring" 1t repre-
sents nude female figure surrounded by
whispering cherubs. Carey Judson War;
hinton, a Presbyterian zealot, gazed on
the beautiful picture for the first time last
evening, and then threw a chair through
it. He said he wanted to preserve female
virtue. The picture was valued at SIS, 900,
and is completely ruined. 1t is owned by
a New York company, but will he paid for
by Omaha parties Warbinton is in Jail.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
Evolution.

Miss De Fashion "a few years hence
Pa, I'd like to walk down the ave-
nue. with you little way to see friend.
Pa-All right, my dear. Get your
cane and overcoat and plug hat and
come along. New York Weekly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
a Dull Time.

Dock Lounger-What makes the cap
tain o. that steamboat so gluml
Deck Hand-He amt been able &
smash n yacht fer three days. Good
News,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
There Were Two.

DIR. Jee (the famous historian)-
What is your profession9
DR.. Bee (the famous analytical chem.
ist)-rm an analyst.
DR.. Jee-Strange 1 never heard of
you. I'm an analyst myself. Texas
Siftings.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19

Owosso Accommodation leaves Jackson at
1913 a. M. arriving at Lansing IL 80; Owosso at
l2:45 p. m. Returning leaves Owosso at 4 30 p.
m, arriving ut Lansing at 5:24, jackson at q 45
p. m.
All Trains Daily except Sunday
l.. V. SMITH Station Agent Owosso
o. W. RUGGLEs, G.. p. & II. A., Chicago.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
Detroit, Grand Haven
& MILWAUKEE Ry.

TIME IN EFFECT OCTOBER 6, 1890
GOING EASTl
Trains leave Owosso as follows Detroit Ex-
press, 9:l5 a. m; Mail, 30 p. m: Evening Ex
press, $40 p. M. Night Express 1915 Il. m.
GOING WEST.
Morning Express, 1905 a. m. Mail, 2:l7 D. n.
Grand Rapids Express, 7:42 p. m. Night Elk
press, 2:45 a. m.
Parlor Car attached to Morning Express and
Grand Rapids Express west, and Detroit Ex-
press and Evening Express east.
gB Through Sleeping Cars on all night trains
between Grand Raoids and Detroit.
Night Express east and west daily and all
other trains daily Sunday excepted.
CONNECTIONS
AT DETROIT-With main line and Southern
Division of Grand Trunk Ry. to all eastern and
Canadian points; with Michigan Central and
Lake Shore and with Southern Railroads, and
during navigation at Grand Haven with steam
ers to Milwaukee and Chicago
TOLEDO, SAGINAW e. MUSHROOM RY.
Trains leave Owosso Junction, west Mail 2:2r
p. M: Mixed4:l5 a. m. Trains arrive from west
Express, 6:l5 p. m; Mixed, 7:l5 p. m.
e. WYKES, Agent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19

1t is claimed by firm in Lockport, N.
Y, that-it can manufacture aluminium to
sell for ~ cents pound.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
MAGNIFICENT VEsTIRULE EXPRESS TRAINS,

well ventilated
Pullman FREE Beginning
Platte Syringe
dSs e da at fsss Soeh OF Of n anS
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-19
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE,

oandM
Falls snd The Eeyore Line
THE SHORT LINE KANKAKEE to
Minneapolis
Ofcein theU ates Of OF
E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Manager ia ~ * ret Pass
The evening world., 1890-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS BY GABLE.
Fears that the Postmen's Strike
Will Become General
The PolIccmcn's Strike, However,
Has Entirely Collapsed.
rnrxr.r cAnLE xrws arrcr,.. ,


LoNDoS, Juiy 10. Only eight men left
the General Post Office this morning.
They started on march through the dis
affected districts picking mp recruits.
Out Of 100 men al the Leicester Square
Office all but three Joined.
At Buckingham Palace Road Office twenty
Joined.
The disaffected then marched through
Hyde Park and oxford street; thence to
Clerkenwell Green. where a meeting was
held.
At noon there were about 400 in the pro-
cession that was formed after the demon
stration.
The few employees who are left at the
Leicester Square Office are paralyEed by the
heaps of correspondence that arc lying un-
touched.
The strike in gradually spreading, and 1t
is now reported that universal uprising
will begin at the General Office tomorrow.
There was a partial strike this morning
at the Post once in St Martin 10 Grand.
The strikers belong to district Offices.
where deliveries are DELAYED, great iI.cor-
venienco is caused and business is retarded.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
LANDAU NOT FREE YET.
His Arrest BY An Ex-AGent OF the
Granite State Provident.

Judge Fitzsimmons in the City Court this
morning was kei by Lawyer Philip Car
penter, who is ce-presideat aud counsel
OF the GrAuiie STATE Proyldent Association,
10 vacRte the order Of arrest obtained by
Bernhard Soebel against julius Landau.
Superiutend, nj of the concern.
Assemb ymau MeyerJ. Stein opposed the
motion. lie stated thai soebe, who re-
Gently became an agent for the Assocla, on.
on investigation discovered that il was doing
bHsiue>s in an illegal manner, aud resigned
his posll on,
In an IuAeryiew with reporter Mr.. Ste n
said lAn,iUu accuse Noehel oI being a con-
Wet AMI lug tie from 'u't.cr. When tie
statement VAS yrIutci aIday showed the
PAPER 10 SOcOsls Trends. aud alleged that
he could prove IL. lheJ Ssebci rp l!C 10
IudEe McAdan. and va, granted tue Or Ter
uf arrest, on winch Landau was bailed in
81, 900.
Judge FtZ-immous reserve decision
Lawyer Ste n gll appy for several more
attachments AGAINST the Granite State Prov
Ident ASS ClatisU, SDObe cJse j. ain Ia Le
under cOnsl Grafton by the Grand Jury.
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ocsI Naws In Brief

There will be mpslc At East River Park, Eighty
fou III stgeet Nud f.sst llyer. At q. .,iOyk ms
s4leruoOu, BY COHternO Nlnth heEiIEsnt Band.
Toe @iskinKle, an adjunct of TammAny Hail.
vi mold pow wOs a. their wigwam, lO4 East
one Hundred aud wCniy-Lfto .eet, ono hour
atteT sunset this evening, 10 complete grange
plAcs this month.
A IRE ~ 1855 Tbi.d avenue. this morning.
damaged bernard ByTness saloon 400.
A live baby boy, three days old. vas found In
the hallwaYol 17b2 tecoai avenue soon after
midnight this morning. ~ dayDreak the body
"a nswG0En giTi coated ashore at Iisr 50 Easi
River.
Henry BGrnA, . printer, Na4 held Gt Esss1
Ma. ket Court this moFnlng for hbe LING Gustav
s.. OrderlyL Of 255 1 ast Third street editor Of
circular " etng . scOundrel and unT eTsF.
Ar bur Erokel. Of IL littb street. vas held
IN lsseX AA.kst Court this morning charged
with throwing his wife down nIsLt Of stairs.
Ada ose, Of 2Oq Ast ne Hundred and Figkth
81; Get, swallowed lAudAnuln this morning with
SUICIDAL in'snt and SAs sent 10 Harlem Hospital
under arrest.
First OtheeI JultAR Une Of the stsamship
Oludaz, lad hll shoulder llade bEokea today d
bale ot hay falling upcn LIN.
Col. aebsI, suIeriBtshdeRt Of ImmlErat tioa,
stated tQg hashinStOn tO-da, On tbe infllatian
81 secretaFy hinuoul y !, OK over Ia ana loF
the buildings 70 D. sr's -t !'is ILshj,
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WON'T SHUT OFF tn: STEAM.
Flat Rebellion Against the Order
ol the Board of Health.
The Street Volcano Company IuvolIcs
tho Laws Delays.

The Now York Stoam. Heating Comrany ia
bold. In arpwes to the order Of the Board
OF Health directing IL to ahut on the steam
in the mnina that have been Leaking III lower
Broadway and Wall street. General Manager
+. II. prcnti-p says hatly: we won't e.
The L, ard Of Health, specifying the pipes
under the rondhed etween %33 and 2hn
Broadway, between | ~ and 1874 Broadway
and between II and ~ Broadway. has lie.
clnred the Steam Heating Companv's pipes
TO he n public nuisance. dangerous to health
and life.
Passing down Broadway this morning an
EvrStNG WoRLn reporter noticed little
cloud of steam curling M from manhole
in front OF ls7 broadway, There was an.
other in front " ~, and both arc III the
same block between John and CortiAndt
streets.
Calling upon Manager rrcntiss the re-
porter asked II the order Of the Board OF
Health had been obeyed.
No. sir: our pipes do not leak At the
points named. or course, like nll pipes.
they sometimes leak At the joints and VIZ fix
them as soon as we can, replied Mr.. Prem
tius smlinrly.
hS iOpoiNtt Nhlci htthsiou w
two little clouds lie had seen. Mr.. Prentiss
raised his window. Razed out upon the busy
thornughfare and the" ,annonnced:
=" Both sewer manholes, Not ours At all.
Must be steam from some building. We
had no Leaks IN this block yesterday. !
don't think our ripcs leak ono minute and
not the next. do yor?
No. sir; wo snail not, we cannot obey
that order. IL means to cut out fonr sec.
tons OF our service invol!ying, ,hnnhrcds oi
the Western Union Telegraph, Conpn w
in Wall street. where we furnish the power
lor the elevators.
These pipes are mnstlv trunki-os and
Affect large territories further uptown. too.
! they are defective the remedy IL to repair
them or lay new pipes where recnEsary.
They have ordered us to cut them out.
emphatically say that wo will rot do
it, and Manager Prentss evidently
The Health Board has given yon three
days III winch to obey tho order. What viii
The Board do II you tail to obey 2 asked the
"no?'' gniffed tho Manager. contemptu-
ousIy; do as they generally do, gness-
let II alone.
are riaht when they say the heat RON onr
pipes renders their subway useless in Fulton
street. but the subwayH III Greenwich AMI
fnlton ntreeN eros. w., They pasC rirlt
over our pipes. and to place them there the
subway folks had to remove the insul alton
on tho top OF our pipe--Hbnut six inches of
mineral wool. The subway il, " thin four
INCHES ne Of o3r pipes IN tMre,1wirh -treet,"
the way they generally do AMI do some
thing, what will you CO.,
"Oh. we shall employ extensive counsel,
enjoin the ard OF Health and tight them.
enterpri, o. We have some rights, and We
shall fight for them"
The evening world., 1890-07-10
AST0R BUYS ANOTHER CORNER.
Tie Hamilton Hotel Grounds in
Harlem His Latest Purchase.

Mr.. William Waldorf Astor has shown that
lie appreciates the future promise OF New
York uptown realtv by still another pur.
chase. He has Just bought the plot occnpiei
by the Hamilton Hotel at the southwe,t
corner OF Eighth avenue and One Hundred
and Twenty fifth street. the price paid being
reported a. S4Nb, 900.
That lie has kept hIs eye on New YoTk'S de.
velOpment II also evidenced by his securing
the corner OF broadway aud Eortv.Eecond
1t. Get. where Acker. MerrAll X Condit are
10 have the northeast corner OF FL th aveiue
and fiity-nlrth street improved by the cou-
structlon NJ grand hLtel.
His liking for corners Is still further illus
trated bv hlg last purchase. The plot al the
corner OF Eighth avenue aud One Hundred
and ] wenty-iiith street. cont rlses Iwel
lots in all. The Hamilton Hotel, which oc-
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Eyraud and Homrnrd Meet Where Their
VIcIIm Died.

rPI cApIE TO TIVE PrEss ~Ews ASSOCIATIONS
PARIS, July o. The scene iS described as
the most dramatic when Michel Eyraud and
Gabrielle Bompard we're brought face TO
face in the apartment in the Rue Tronson.
Ducondroy, where poor Gouife was muir
dered.
Eyraul calmly eyed his former companion
and described the stranGling OF the notary.
relating to the minutest detail the part each
played In the tragedy.
He Was remarkably cool and composed.
Gabrielle, who pretended at first to look
with curiosity upon her companion in crime,
soon gave way to the horrible fascination
he still exercised upon Der. Struggling
against this feeling she finally aroused her.
self to pitch OF defiance. became greatly
excited. contradI Icted at various points his
statements and declare his story OF the
murder to be full OF falsehood.
In the maiu features OF the murder both
agree and confess their mutual Ruilt. They
differ at those points where they seek to
throw the burden OF blame upon each other
Eyraud, while pretending 10 excuse the
woman. accused her most foully, while she
retoried with bitter assertions OF his crimi-
nality in initiating the crime and tempting
and finally forcing her to assist him.
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WILL they EVER Be TRIED 7
Fellows Makes Solemn Assurance
Anent Moloney and De Lacy.

Al the District Attorneys office it il said
that Billy Molouey aud Boo De Lacey have
made big mistake in leaving their haven
OF refuge in Montreal aud coming to New
York.
District Attorney Fellows. through hia as
tistant. Mckenzie Semp.e. solemuly prom
ises that they shall be tried for their share
III the bribing OF the AIdermAnic Board OF
1884.
If these returned boodlers Rre tried. as
Mr.. SempIe promises, the trials will be well
come breaks in the moTotonous practice of
diSlnissng indictments at the tu.gestiun
AM on the request OF the District Attorney
which has prevailed during Col. ieluwss
term OF office
Moloney aud lie Lacy will be tried, Mr.
Semp!e says. but it is not probable that
their cases will he called until the october
term OF court.
Tho only part of the Court Of General
Sessions which IN now IN session is presided
over byJuGge MARITIME but that part of Court
mas ali it can do to X, ep down the census OF
tie City ri on. without trying bail cases
aud especially cases which would require so
much time III their trial as would one OF the
Doodle kind.
Even though he had the time to try the
cases, Judge MARITIME coulu refuse to do ~.
because OF hls relation to them as proSee utur
before his elevation to the Bench.
Next month ouly Recorder Smyth will lie
holding court. and his time will be entirely
occupied with lhun casts. ~ d ltwIll not
be until ter the yacat on period. or IN
eptemter, that the Indictments can bu
ell lur trial.
As TO which will frat be brought t0 the bar
ar. Senlpie could not say, alt. ough he ue-
clared that tie caEeH against BON MUIuney
aud ex-Al iernEn De Lacy are very slroug.
Col. eliOws. who il at the Surf Hotel,
Fire Island. and VINO will not 10 back III the
city until MondGy. only can say which in-
uictmeGt Will be moved tirrt but the inn
preston seems to be tllat II VIII be Mooney.
visitors from northern CLINE the e,-NcA l. /
ing Clerk aud ex-AldsrniSu will try 10 keep
COO At the seashore or other summer re-
sorts.
I-Aldsrman Charles Dempsey. the only
boohler still / e1l e. IL expected At t. . Dis
tr!ct-Attor. ey's Uffice every uAy, though |
Assistant DlstTict-Attoruey Temple says
that lie has moi tImAh Ii of his coming.
NesATdInR the rumOr that MUlOney De |
Lacey were coming, winch was circulated
before their arrival, Mr. selIple sad that
hr received word from Col. George Bliss on
TUESDAY that lie would appear next day a. d |
ask that some OF the booilers be let tn bail. |
MOlOney, who lives at 400 Lexington ave-
nue., ls sAId to have go to Long branch.
aud De Lacey has kept himself well hid at
his home, 40 West Forty -secOud street.
Neither Uf the returned eAIles desired 10 be |
interviewed.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
No Improvement in the Situation in
tho ArFentine Republic.

'rY Carly To THE PR~ss SEvs Aaso-r,TToS .
LONDON, July 1O.-There has been no inn
proyement in the financial situation ut
Buenos Ayres. Gable dispatches received
from the Argentine capital this morning
say Senior Garcia. tho new Minister Of
Finance. is infiexiby opposed to anything
like forced currency, and protests against
the further emission Of bauknotes which
the Legislature now has under considera-
tion.
In the mean time, discomfort is general.
The Government is denounced on oil sides.
and there will be popular movement for its
overthrow unless there is n change for the
better in the financial condition.
The panic at Montevideo has very bad
effect at Buenos Ayres. and has done much
10 precipitate the new crisis. Commercial
and financial relations between the two can
itals are very close, aud what Affects one
touches the other.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
DROVEs OF GIRL MoRS9NS.
vainly Warned at the Barge Once,
They Leave for Utah.

The steam ship Wisconsin landed lao
Mormons at the Barge Ofice this morning.
They were escorted by several elders. and
came from Great Britain.
Thev were better than the ordinary class
Of immigrants, and among their number
were many young girls
Among them Was pretty vounR woman
named Mary MaclVane, who came from the
North oi ireland. She WAS twenty-five years
OLD.
Missionary Lawrence aeco-ted her and
tTis 10 dissnads from her purpose, but she
was oUdUraie. She sad all she knew Of
Norm luism was that nice man met her in
Birmingham, England, aud told Esr that shs
would ave goo times IN UIAh.
AuOther party consisted OF man. his
vie aud two pretty girls OF titteen and
tnilteen years respectively. One Of the
Contract Labor inspectors engaged the
father N conversation and ssked him what
he thought would become OF his dAughters-
The man au-wered that they would be mar
Tied within = year TO BishODs.
The Inspector told him that they were
going 70 do the devils work. The father
thought not. but the elder OF the girls aequi-
e. scsd III his opinion. Nevertheless, she WAS
taken TO Ctap.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
CRIPPLED BY A KICK.
A Child Seriously Injured by Two
Loafers' Brutal Carelessness.

Ten-year-o'd Maggie Leap lies in Bellevue
Hospital to-day suffering from a comuound
fracture of the right leg. She is victim OF
the csrelessness of = pair of loafers Wlo
were wrestling with each other last night in
front of the tenement sos East Seventeenth
street.
One of the men aimed a savage kick at the
other ust ~ the little one ran out OF the
doorway, and the heayy hobnRI ed boot
struck the fragile l,mlIuf MRgg with cIue
force. fTacturing two bones
The child fell to the Sidewalk unconscious
aud the two brutes raced away before their
identity became known.
Dr. Co stable set the injured limb at the
hospital. Anl today the little LazeI.ey.d d
sufferer II resting qulet,y. Capt, CIiuchy's
ward men are n e-tIgItlug the case. hut so
lar they have Jailed to make any arrests.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

nme ball at Rio Janiero, which falls at
wlch time. which is sailors time the tess
a, Another pamphlet gave list and descrip-
other day.marks IN / e Third IigI,t- House
District, extending from Rhode Island to
Sguan lnlet,, N. j.; another entitled the
lighthouses, beacons and floating light.
along the Atlantic coast; the hydrogra phic
bulletin for the past week, containing ice re-
ports. reports of derelicts and wrecks aud
All Of this the skipper gets free OF charge
rom tne Hydrographic Office. and gets his
chronometer regulated. too. IL he like.
hiH " what has grown from the one-man
Office, six feet square, OF 1881, and for
winch The Maritime Exchange cannot afford
70 give the room to poor old Uncle Sam.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
NINE YEARS FOR BURGLARY.
Mrs. Fransblau's Midnight Robber
Sentenced by Judge MARITIME.

Augu tus Williams, twenty years old.
pleaded guilty OF burglary In the second
degree in Part 1. OF General Sessions to-day
and Judge MARITIME sentenced him to nine
years in State PRISON.
Williams entered the apartments OF Mrs.
Anne FTGnEblHu, - suffolk street. during
the night OF July 4, aud after Dire slng him-
self ia young FrauzbAus clotheH. vas die
covered by the mother. who gTapp " IA
him and he'd him til hslp ARR ed. She
Was severely bitten IN the arm during the
struggle.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
COOL AIR AND BRISK Breeze.
Weather that Makes Life Worth
Living To-Day in New York.

Light ovsrcoats this morning took the
place Of the tennis shirts of yesterday. II
is the coolest July 10 since tho Weather
Clerk set up his Office In New York in 1879.
The northwest breeze ontinued TO reshen
tll At O'Clock last evening IL was blowing
. thirtv-knot gale. enough wind to be dam
year.
The thermometers spirits went down apd
down. and when the eighth hour arrived
this morning 1t recorded. in Sergt Dunns
Office. only so degrees. the lowest point
known 10 nineteen years on this date.
The average high temperature for July 10
is 80. g. aud the highest ever known. in
1875, was OIL degrees. The average OF the
lowest temperature for july 1 o 1912.
The heat continued in the far North west
yesterday. Fort Custer reporting 100 de-
Rrees. To-day the wave has left that re egion
and Ia broilinR the deniEens OF Dakota and
Minnesota.
There is not drop OF rain to-day any
where in the United States, the high winds
having dissipsted the moisture.
At O'Clock there were "a degrees OF heat
ut Chicago and 81. Louis. rs at New Or
lesps. o2 at Washington and Philadelphia,
and 80 at Portland, Ore.
At noon New ork had not warmed up to
the average OF low temperatures for the an
niversary. the mercury touching only so
degrees, while a cool northwest bree2e
made the humidity Of 81 degrees quite en-
durable.
Tho hot wave was knocked out by the
breezes, SAID Sergeant Dunn; and we
shall not get il, as expected. tomorrow.
The temperature will rise gradually, and by
Saturday 1t will be qute warm. There il
not storm in sight and ! predict fair
weather. warming mp gradually, for the
next thirty-six hours"