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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-e5 REwARD-A PURSE CONTAINING A
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Please return to 1918 10th st. nv It,
II OST-A BRASS DOOR KEY. EAGLE LOCK
~ Desk Key and Small silver Knife. binder llease
return TO Room q. second Auditors Once, Minder
Building. II
II OST-A FOX TERRIER DOG; WHITE WITH
~ black spots very short tail Liberal reward re-
turned or any information OF him Is 10Th We
II Osr-BY LADY IN CAR No. 50 OF THE BELT
~ Line railroad-Pocket book containing . sum Of
Money. Finder will please return ss,ne 10 J. c.
PRICE. Central NatonA Bank. IT.
I osT-t50 REwAkD-FRIDAY. SEPT. II. SET
~ tins for Combina alton Ring and lin: 0reenish
stone surrounded BY small Diamonds- $50 reward
win be paid to Under ct Arlington Hotel sl3-2t'
~ % the foesland Vermont eve. md l4th q. and
receive reward al2-2s
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LOTS FOR SALE.

TENTH ST, NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE: fne
for both: cheap. $1,000.
Ia. CONNECTICUT AVE. NEAR X: lot IS feet
large house. 81 perft
Is. I STREET NEAR 10TH NV; very choice lot
with south frontage Of 53 #; 60 psr II.
Ia i3 Haw hASMPsHL:E AVE Just south Of ST..
10. QsT. NEAR 10TH ST; 20. 4xloo: e2 as per
foot
Is. Q ST NEAR nth ST.; 90. e,l0o: % per q.
IA. 9TH ST. NEAR NV; 2oll,lO3; with
frame cottage and br1ck stable; sl5,O00
o., q. FINE fRoNToN W ST; suitable for builder:
NEAR 10TH. FACING SOUTH ON q; nne block Of
lots; lsxsO each with side and rear alleys el.65
Loo q AT, At TH.ssLor Isserso: ST. ,.ss
4. INST. NEAR 18TH NV lot 2orlo6: s5.els
4 HILLYER AVE. NEAR 2lsT ST.; 2oreo: only
4. 18TH ST NEAR r NV 2oIloo; price s45oo.
8. o. S STREET NEAR 18th. CORNER OF ALLEY,
Il. NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NEAR 18th. 90
feet front runs through TO ST. 1917 square feet IN
II. LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS ava near LIST .. "a
20x90; sl.2o perft
q; ., CHEAP LOT ON A STREET near l4sh .s.
ri a: LOT 9d, on sINETEENTH ST. NEAR q: Small
INVESTORS WILL DO WELL TO SEE THESE
PROPERTIES BEFORE BUYING.
go FINE LOT ON NINTH STREET
Just south Of East Capitol st; 41.sI114to
per n
90. ST. NEAR 9Th NE. le0rsQ
Only Per n
90. CORNER 14TH AND n. T.
iookioo $2Sc per ~
SO. FLORIDA AVE-. nth, X ST.. whole
s. EIGHTEENTH ST. FROM TO
bLs oi,ooo 3D. -.-.--xxtc. p9 n
8. FIFTH BET. AND NE. side
aiiey o4xSO 6oc pr n
8. d ST. NEAR 18th NV. 33xl36.-50c. pss. n.
8. ST.. COR CANAL Q. w.. s3x66
cheap Per n
-, COR TENNESSEE AVE- AND
g. ST. COR FLORENCE n T..
le1xlo0. ooc Per n
81 FLORIDA AVE NEAR NokIH
FINE SITES FOR COAL Oh LUMBER YARDS on
OTHEk BUSINESS ENIEnPRiskA
10; NORTH CAPITOL AND SIS; NV -
10. NORTH CAPITOL AND NJ Sta, WITH
scALi, RAiLkoAD SIDING, okFicE
&C, READY fOk BUSINESS. ls0x
10 DELAWARE AVE. AND @ STA
kA!LkoAD fAcIIITIES 500 Fl on
Pkd ihas X SSy a. 6f; "a srd or WITH In
o. - PEE FOOT
NEW BULLETIN CONTAINING A LARGE LAST
OF FINE PROPERTIES just ISSUED CALL AT
MI NEW OFFICE AND GET ONE.
wAsTN pANKNHowEl
- Car isA "a - A. -.
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~. NEhh HANDSOME AND STYLISH CORNEH
RESIDENCE IN NICE LOCATION NEAR DUPONT
CIRCLE. CONTAINS TEN ROOMS. BATH AND
AMPLE CLOSET ROOM. POLISHED OAK FLOORS
CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS MAGNIFICENT PAPER
AND VERY LATEST IMPRoyEMENTsIN PLUMB
ING. HOUSE JUsT coNPLETEp. QUICK rpR-
CHASER SECURES THIS FINE CORNER ron
$4,000
H. THRHFHASDsoME NEW Housrs on con
corAn ST near New Hampshire % rooms bath;
furnace lap~red thee houses fashionable
t"h tent readily for $50 I'cr nuIth. price 100
IL TWO NEw IHREE STORY ANDBAsk MINT
bhn NJ On ; sti near 18th u. rooms. hznd-
seA ISpered. large closets electric bells floor
hhished M hard wood; elegant home. sg.5uO.
!. PACING SOUTH ON p 1T NEAR lsTH n W
as 10 rooms aud every modern Improvement. Zoe
3ONlO0. Price els. 900.
II. IN THE HEART OF CENTRAL. FASHION.
Shie locHtiuns. Vermont ave near -. Three-story
bt.rh fourteen r'onhs aud eN,ry cOnvenience. pcr-
NIT To inspect al office. $4,000.
SoMnLEIE: LIGHTED bN LLECTRlCITY. NINE
kStiuIiv TT,8,NNnhNINkNI 10 SLhLaI AIS II
AbLh lMihoAlNS NiiSHlOkHoop NokTh-
MEsi ENt III MODERN IMPROVEMENT AND
CONFRONT Price slAOOO.
II. PRETTY NEw BRICK ON NINETEENTH
81 above * hard wood nnsh. electric bells hand
some l,tIers crystal chandeliers. rooms. Price
ington uuildertour New BTicks fAshlonahle local
lty NV. 10 rooms each. polishcd oak hoors: o.k
trnlnings marble finished bath rooms. rcfuTerators
sl2. 900 aud sl3.OOO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

y. S., .na s SINE
bath 10, aosi4s 70 oi .ieS .o Ca
il David D. sToSE. Soc an~
FOB n saLENN.55oO WILL BUY NEW pRIck
II DAVID i. Stone. SOC F s..nw.
FOE FOE. sA Ne! Il BARaAIN IN BAY-wINDow
soo sy s % .. ir sI In.
ia '0'OO'0 n DsViD Dn sf1sE SOC
FOR SALE.cHEAP-2 ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
h ro sSnh :Se Of cellar , S "a
electric bells speaking tube and every mod
large lots alleys frstclass surroundings: convenient
DHSID T B. Sf TtSSsi .1 500 sf{' g. apply to
FOR sALE,LHE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND
Work Sess located House in The noIthwes bet, New
front; loft alley well built Price s4.5O0. iasy
terms. DAVID D. STONE
Tor sALE-LARGE AND HANDSOME CORNER
House IN northwest, containing 4 rooms. baths;
soIgeiy decorated: hnisI very elegant Stable At.
fs1sl With With ind
srieS resdcnc. on .; between IN and s,S s,s
rooms interior finish hard wood; dimensions OF house
ieet front by az feet deep; eutre depth of lot IA
Brick dwelling on north side Of ST, very near Coz"
necticut ave-; II rooms and bath with alley in
Brick Dwelling On 18th St between aud i. SITS: IL
rooms and bath new plumbing 4 900
Connecticut ave. between and :. west side; Ia
rooms and bath stable in int 'rior Decoration
Rhode Isani ave. north side, is rooms and
between 18th and 18th SITS NV. Is ioons and
st between i3th aud 18Th sIs. north side. i
81 Between 18th and 18th SITS, north side IL
rooms. baths, &c, hard wood finish. electric bells
Stable in az, OOO
ST. between l4th and 5tn SITS. Il. W, IL rooms =
baths heated by steam: very elegant house for
ST. near thomas Circle. 10 rooms and bat 900
House very near corner of . and New Hampshire
ave-. II rooms aud bath; 20 front. 3 20 900
HILL l. JOHNSTON,
al Do,
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~ u - ~ LIS.
Stable in so. bounded
by NY. ave. and III st.
and 18th and l 9th SITS. s6
Stable III So. bounded
~ l. and NJ SITS. and
10th and II NJ sts......2o
Stable in so. bounded
by VI aud y aud Conn.
ave and 10Th ST ..25
Stable III so. bounded
10y Conn. ave, DE
Sales ana VI sta.
OFFICE ROOMS.
80 9Th st., I'd AMI
4th fioors...............e5
HOS + ST.. Sd ali 4 4th
floors. ..."S50 and S35
80 9Th St, suite =
rooms. I'd floor. DO
1903 Pa ave. ............S
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FOR lighthouses.

IrOR RENT HOUSE S27 14TH ST.; IL ROOM
u and hath can be converted into business property
elOO per month. HENRY E COOPER.
ti-c At a
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Mass. ave. bet. l4th and
10Th SITS. ............S200
Conn. ave, adjacent 10
Lafayette Square. =. 250
ConIl.ay. above Rst. SO. 81
18th It. Fear Dupont
circle 1890. 1876. 81
X st. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. with stable. 1876. %
jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
ave. and 9th st 1856. 90
| bet. 18TH 4 l9th..l66.67
10Th st. bet. OK L sts.. 30
DE Sales st. .............lJO
y ST. mr.. Vermont Av...l 30
Vermont ave. bet. NS
lows CirCls ..........l25
y st. bet. l IN & ] Sth. 10
III II. bet Jth and Goth
sts.. ID
N.w.cor. l1thSDeSalesl2J
10th st. ct. l. X NJ ... Ia
Conn. ay. bet. X l. = sts. ! p
X 81. bet. 18th Il l4th. 100
q st. bet. Sth 4 18TH. So
+ st. bet. l 9TH x 18th SITS. >
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L,OR IENT-l76l MASSACHUsETTs AVE THIS
IT Eisgant New Double House OF 20 rooms, conserve
tory halls sn all nrstclsss elegantly
psiered AID decorated. Is offered for rent III 600 per
month by the for term o. years Apply town.
II. sAUSDkRb CO.. l4o1 = ST. s6-lm
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VSoR RENT $40 RI. AVE. NORTHEAST COR
II her 18th and X j. ave. opposite Gen. Sheridsn's;
$1,000 per year. JOHN E. BEALI.
ST. at
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FINE RESIDENCE

1G36 STREET NORTHWEST,
LARGE Double Brick NJ ansion, three stories, attic
and basement containing over 20 Rooms. including
oath rooms numerous large closets, storage rooms
and conservatory.
Lot 501l35 tn q wide wpll-paved alley
LARGE STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
For permit TO inspect tue premises apply 10
j. V y. nCYCK,
sS-1m ,n1 a. .,o
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FOR sALE-NEw, HANDSOME, PRKss- BRICK
u Front Houses with Brown Stone Trimmings: d
and Is rooms; bath and all modern improvements.
absolutely complete IN particular. and hne
section of the city, daily for nstcctiOn watch
man IN charge at 1870 7 at accommodating terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
AGXOSTIC AND METAGNOS11C.
REPLY OF TIE DnooKLYN ETHICAL AssocIA-

the Editor Of the Tribune
Sir Permit me brief rcyly behalf Of the Brook
lvn Ethical Association. 10 the letter II = H. wilder In
,o,r Issue Of Innc 49, and 10 other writers who have
taken part in The cusion concerning the word "nc'
c,ostir the utiIny and meaning of which were con
.idcrcd in q recent symp0,inm' held under the aus
Dice, Of our association.
l. Allow ne to correc, a mIsapprchcn,on which
.,,ear. to prcyall I'm regard - the atiu Dc of the
ythcaI Association toward th- question II phra'cooSy
The aseoc!atiOn. such. a, neither pr"o~'h nor u"
,oc.,od the uec Of the new word Neither has it op
mood H. II has simply In accordance with its method
of treating all subject, within the proper range Of lis
,o,sidera,ou invited a free and untrammcrd expire
eon Of opinion from leading cvolntionl'tN. % a. 1"
whether the philosophy underlying the doctrine Of cvp
oton Is Affirmative IN it, attitude toward the cN'cn"
,,,hs NJ religion: ana o. whether the word mciag
n,,tic--propo,cd by our pondnc secretary. Mr.
James g. Silion in ilc course oi our d'''"" :" '''
general principle Of the evolution philosophy properly
defined would appropriately express ana describe ii''
Affirmative attitude.
. The new word va, not intended DIV MI NN'''p"'
or bv those who with him advocated IT, use in the
papcrs read Al our symposium. ~ Substitute i''
aruo,tic as MIR wilder ana other, have cironcph'N
Inferred but rather ~ supplementary 10 IT, !" avon
erroneous implications constantly arising III inc
nopnlar mind f. h> letter 10 Professor Huxley
dated January ~ 1890. Mr. >hilion saws; Inc
suggested words are not really intended as Substitutes
M tor tie pnlpo.c Of maknr change Of nomenclature,
hit rather rs addt on. express the positive ana
Girmatyc side Of tie agn0stic idea substantially a.
taught by YOU and NJ. spencer leaving the words no"
in use stiu current aud unchanged The Intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

From TIN, table soc that NHicncan mann"
f7ctircrs NJ The port II or near NeworeanS pay ior
or five time, as much for Ike transportation service
o the Pacific coast markets for their goods ~ ''cr
foreign competitor, seeking the same market rom
Iycrpool The result therefore l. that the foreign
manufacturer 4 hat, and caps seeking racine coast
market, through York can. under a through Dill
of adlnc obtain transportation from New York 10
those psints for about oncffth Of the rates no"
charged 10 tho NcW York New England manufacturer
for like service Thi, difference between the rates
harecd for ira snort lion T. the foreign manufacturer
aud the American manufacturer very largely e'llaiH
mo tariff paid bV the folaign manufacturer. and b
~ good NJ foreign uAnuilrtu c can be got 10 Nnlrr
can centres Of commerce upon about equal terms with
Ancrlran manufacturer, Who are supposed to be pro
..cd by the tariff. Whatever the relative merits o
free trade and protection may be, all must ana VIII
agree that for railroads thus 10 assume 10 destroy
No eject Of the tariff for the benefit OF foreign
manufacturers wrong and vicious. and ought not t"
lie permitted Railroad, ought 70 be held to the rule
al least of making discrimination between foreign
and domestic manufactures for Hike services rendered
hy them i'm the transportation ~ goods"
The decision % the Interstate Commerce tominlS
-inncrs on the question involved l. awacd with great
Interest by the Eastern railroad companies and manu-
facturcrs. They hold that with this discrimination
against American gonds and with the cheaper labor
abroad the effect the tariff the principal anti los
81 home make l. completely overcome and that Eng
fish manufacturers are taking away the trade which
should naturally belong to the Eastern states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
TvTFupEHATE pROuIDlTlONI-Te

TO the Enitor OF Tho Trib unc
sir: Nv attendance at the recent congress In TINS
city, misnamcd Temperance. confirmed and intensified
my antagoni,m 10 the Prohibition party, OF when IT
sccncd u packed convention. The uttcFancc' most
cnhl- ia ,tcay chccrcd were those which >aNorcd most
Of coercion, a determination to force prohibition upon
the people Opposing individual liberty Of oplrlon
and action VIZ. to them nOleriblc. The rum power
and hish license were the devil that h1d 'hWditci
their success, II ~. he entitled to public thhnkh
Tor saving from such fanatic rule Inc temperate
u-,' Of any drink stronger than cold water WAS more
mathematical than rum g1lzzlng. Wine or beer iol'id
no more favor than Jersey lightning Everything
va. proc,scdy done in the name Of Christ, bat though
they samg pacaus III His name. yet had the DIVINE
Master appeared and turned the water In the cooler to
vine and offered the audience. they would have
hoocd Him from the platform ~ " "iheblbbcr ana
a friend of publcans and sinners They scorh that
vine should be drunk IN memory OF HIM. ! imagine
how lie would have scathingly denounced them ~
Phari-ccs and hypocrltcs who, like the jewish inob
vould shout llOsinnt :" 10 Him III one breath ana
with the ncyt cry "CmciN Him Cruelty HIM
Trusting That the temperance people may not 10
again lnrcd into such incorporate company, am
respectfully. ,,r,.,, >.,,r rr,pc,rp
New York. June H. l7oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
AMERICANS HANDICAPPED.
DISCRIMINATION IN FAVOR OF ENGLISH
PRODUCERS
RAILROAD TARIFFS FAVOR THEM GREAT DEAL
THE HOME MANUFACTURER PAYS MORE
THAN THE IMPORT DUTIES.

Foreign importers Of manufactured goods getting
the best OF some Of the NewYork and New England
manufacturers in the competition for Western trade
through the agency Of southern and Western railroads
from which they OBTAIN freight rates much lower tni
the American manufacturers can get. The Eastern
manufacturers and the managers OF railroads. which,
under ordinary conditions. would have the CARVING
Of the manufactured goods of the Eastern ana New
England states 10 the West, are up in arms against
what they call an unjust and unfair discrimination
against them in favor of the foreign importers by tho
southern railroad liucs Under existing conditions
Liverpool manufacturer sending his goods I" ci'e' III
California through the port Of Ncw-orcanS "hn'r
through bill Of ading, get his goods from Liver
pool to the point n California or anywhere o" ''c
Pacific Coast nj freight rates about hre times cheaper
than an American manufacturer has to pay Inc
Interstate Commerce Commissioners have beer ap
ne,cd to nv the representatives Of various Ncw-lork
Pcun~ylvaAa apL California Interests to pnt STOP u
this discrimination. 4 possible. Arguments were 'o"u
before the Commission in Washington last week ana
the facts I'm the case then fny presented Inc
New York Board Of Trade and Transportation, rep
reecutnc all the principal industries oi the Hue '"o
Philadelphia Exchange. comprising the leading manu-
,octurcr Of Pennsylvania and the Francisco Board
of Trade of which the largest dealers in california
are members had their spokesman there Joih ~
Herman the atprncy for the Ncw-lork Board Oh lroc
and Trans oratlon. who represented TINS a>soc'''o"
AT the hearing. said 70 Tribune reporter N'>V''""' .
The hearing at Washington before the Interstate
Commcrce Commission on Juno 10 and II. in the case
" tho NcyvYork Board Of Trade and TrarSporatloh'
the Philadelphia Exchange and the san FRANCISCO
board Of Trade against all American ana CANADIAN
railroad lines reaching interior American markers
from the selbolr 10 the matter OF import raipah
rates from foreign ports to such interior American
,ore,s dcyelopcd some facts Of very great interest
N tho American manufacturers. The following table
shows the import rates In cents at 100 pounds mahe
from Liverpool through the port Of NeworieanS ioF
the Pacific Railroad lines to ParGc Coast points:
From Liverpool by way Of New-OrlcanS to san
Francisco sacramento Marysvile, stockton san jose
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yor A1ToGErHDR CoyGEyIAL, PERHAPS

From The Detroit Free Press.
,,,,, man and , Girl of abont eighteen stood on
c no.tnrhce step, Yesterday and looked at something
which appeared to be "A marriage ,eruu,a'c. my, ny,
,trv taIcd together in low tones Then she suddenly
exclaimed ,.,,
.The idea! | won't do it,
Then | won't. was ms dogEco reply
Then YOU needn't! $500
q. And then you needn't. u,,
And then We won't get married al aiI'
Just a. you say -
Nj richt-wc wont =, A.. othor ,i,hou.
And he went one way and She the otn"r, WITHOUT
c one Icing the wiser to what caused the rupture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
Ynr clN,r NoSr ALWAYS TELL.

From The seattle Press.
United state, Prosecuting Attorney Colonel fatricN
Henry Winston IS completely Gisgustcd with spokane
Falls and SAYS that he never wants To try anOther
murder case In that country .
" Wb,t is ,hc matter with Spolancl" asked friend
Well | viii tell you." replied Mr.. winston !
tried a case there recently. and thought Wh'n |
start.d II that | had 4 dead thing. ! proved
conclsvely that the woman who wac accused ~ com
mittlnc the murder bought pistol the night thlt me
dcrd was committed and then spent an hour hunting
around town for cartridges 10 III H. eNter
getting the cartridges she went 10 the door OF ne
Victims house and rang the bell lie answered T. ana
whom he opened the door she filed him aS full ~ hos
~ :, sieve seven people her do il. lie died
We'll. should think you had pretty clear case
observed his friend. ,,.,. ,,.
4. That's what / thought" replied Mr. winston. but
T., eec,ns that | didn't The defence did not pretend
f. ,cbn any Of the testimony 81 the prosecution They
.i,nnIv mt about a dozen medical experts on the
land who sworc that the man died Of Brghts diea>e
~ rho kdncys and the Jury found the prisoner not
entity i'm less than ten minutes Fan y ana Mr.. WIN
,nn vaikcd of down the street with very very dis
,nstcd expression on his countcnancc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
THE Turner BryD CONVENTION OFFICERS

Tho following Officers chosen b. the members 81
The Turner yesterday afternoon at tho
Central Turn Hall: Heinrich Braun, St Louis president;
Henry Mct7u,r Niceprcsidou.. NenYork Victor L. Ber'
Ger Nlw aukee first secretary J. l.. Hohl, P,tsburc,
Penn carl II. tunthcr. Lawrence. Mass. assistant
committee certificates reported that
pa delegates representing hrysiN states and districts,
were in attendance The opening address delivered
hv Hugo Muench. He congratulated the Narou, brnd,
upon their rapid growth. and said that hey welded
Greater social and political power than any other sssoci
ton In the The annual report Of the united
bupd shows roll o. 81 $40 members and property amount
ing - ~ 7L22l This j. Offset by an estimated mdeot
odness Of - t,O3s.
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President Of tho Brooldyn Ethical Association.
Ncw lorh, June II. $50.
4 LETTER FROM PROFESSOR LINCOLN
To the Editor Of The Tribune

Sir: There came 10 me Yesterday by cable rom
Kari>bad a subscription 10 the Lincoln Fund 90
- 900 from !. g. Chapman. esq. OF the cla1 of 800
~. -. Won readily imagine my delightful >ur
prise al receiving th' contribution to the funds OF
Brown from on, ~ her sons resident In that Tar
oil wa,crinc place IN I;ohcmil In; remember hlm
well a, a lover Of his college when he wa an under
graduate and time and distance have onl. increased
la. lpyai love. | cannot help recalling Goldsmith,
familiar lines. which am express the sentiment
for his college which Mr. Chapman carries WIN MN
H. his travels.
Whcrccr roam. whatever realms to 'c',
Nv heart untravcllcd fondly turns to thrr.
Yours truly, j. l.. LINtOlN,
Providence. June 20 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
THE UEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. MONDAY.

FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. MONDAY.
For Northern New England. fair. followed by showers
in Vermont; slightly warner
For southern NcwEncand and Eastern New'York.
showers: warmer: e,steriy winds.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, NewJersey, Delaware ana
MARYLAND showers: continued high temperature, except
In New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania signify
warmer. -
For virginia and the Carolinas. fair. preceded oy
showers on the Virginia coast. 49,, .,u....
For Georgia Alabama and Mississippi, fair; showers
in the southern portions IT.,
For Florida showers, followed bN iaf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
1T SET NM ATHINhISG.
From The Buffalo Courier.

From The Buffalo Courier.
A child Of four years, living on Franklin ST., mas
hcnn taught a verse from the Bible every SundaN.
Last wccl. il was taught the verse. Jesus wcpt.
fcw hours later the child asked DO they have broonis
I'm Heaven, mamma y why no, chlu WHAT hiaio
yon ask that ?" why. because. doesn't IL say IN the
Uibc that Jesus swept ]"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
WATCHING THE STEAMERS.

From Texas sfne>.
Mrs Ioucs-Wh arc yOu 81 ANXIOUS aoout the ARRIVAL
-, ,hc steamer from Europe. PHYLLIS, dear
PHYLLIS oh. nothing much: only papa ordered
Count from Germany for me- ana II dpo"' ''"e "o
wa here.
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EOT VERY DlSSIMILAR

From Texas siftings.
DO smith tat church fair, where Ianins - ~ ~
rrnrroe 81 Th, reminds Of q little incident Uni"
happened to out West 40
smerclda LongcOfin-What was II IT,,
10 Smith-I WAS in a train when IL was robbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

clearly necessary for the protection OF the HONOR
the dignity and the interest Of the United states
JOSEPH NIMMO, JR.
Washington, D. c., June 10. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
TRInuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
fIiOUks Morning. NRhI l
os4bC7s 1910 I'l 4.G ol0ll Inc
VA : "a, :; r. 81
= 81 -Ek -s+if ~ . 81 X

Tribune once juno -. a. m.-Cloudy weather pro-
vailed Yesterday with light rain In the early morning ano
hor,ivc attempts at clearing in the afternoon ighs
.,o,l. Wind kent the humidity mp. At p. M. this
No. :, and az midnight 30. The temperature RANGED
,,,ec, 30 and - degrees. the average jot) being ~
lower than the corresponding daS "S' s''r' anu
hchcr than on saturday. -, III, .,.,,r l..
in aud near this city to-day there Will p,SCos"y %
slightly warmer. fair or parity cio"uS "o''''' WIZ"