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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE B,yAI BIRTH MEETING At RICHMOND.

Richmond. Va. June 2-The "Tuld L"'He Va wv
Indcnendcnt Order Of B'nai Birth assembled IN the
ban - ,bc House ~ Delegates to-day. Mayor El!yson
NADIA a speech Of welcome 10 Richmond To all una
delegates and their guests. william n cans OF new
York. responded. The president introduced J. L. Die
curry who made An able and eloquent speech he
complimented the Hebrew race on their exploits IN
every field Of usefulness. and spoke Of them as ths
firm and true friend OF education. HIS suqslons -
boir mast history pre- scnt usefulness ana hopes OF
rc e. GREATNESS as well a his words OF warm
welcome and sympathy were loudly a2piauGca. S.no.'
Won ~ Washington, late ConsulGeneral 10 fNPe'
responded A.. ..,,.,,,,o, ,ras chiefly consumed
tic u ,e,ai rontine work IL is expected that tho
Crand odce will be in session till Thursday. Inc
va OF the convention are : Hamburger OF
New-York; NJ. X. Cohen, Philadelphia ana ~ %
Myers, OF Memphis.
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INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMS REGt aTloys.
PLANS OF THE PAN-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS

SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS
Washington, June 9.-The President today sent b
Congress letter of the secretary Of state relative to
the recommendations Of the recent Pan.Amercan Cg.
ference on the subject Of customs regulations. Tie
President in transmitting the letter. states that tie
Conference recommended for adoption o. a uniform
system OF customs regulations for the Classification
and valuation Of imported merchandise q uniform
nomenclature for the description Of articles Of
chandse imported and exported and l3 the establish
ment at Washington OF international bureau Of in
formation.
The Conference also at its final session, decided TO
establish in the city Of Washington. as fitting me-
mortal of its meeting. n Latin American library TO 30
formed by contributions from the several nations OF
historical. geographical and literary worAs' maps,
manuscripts and official documents relating 70 the
history and civilization Of America and expresse
desire that the Government Of the United states
shoud provdc suitable building for the shelter OF
sucb library 10 be solemnly Dedicated upon mo
4OOth anniversary Of the discovery OF Aheroa, Ing
Importance OF these suggestions. says the frsuenI
tlly set forth In the letter Of the secretary OF tae
secretary Blaine. in his letter reconnehass - Ia
ron gross appropriate S2jO.Oo0 10 provdc eale anS
suitable bdlng 10 receive and protect inc PROPOSE
Collection which building may also oe useu Ior .e
offices of the proposed Bureau OF lnlorhdt1on a'
contain a hall or assembly room for tne acoi rsn.
ZION OF such international bodies as the TWO 'onc''
ences that have Just adjourned
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. TUESDAY.

FOKFNNSI IIIsI' . = IT i '1H'7+'
Washington juno 2.For ew'Engand ana EasNH
Nav York slightly Ya,Iner; variable winds
T.. r.,,.rn Pannsvlyania, NewJersey, Delaware ans
v,rv,,nd fair continued high temperature.
r virginia and North Carolina fair followed In NorsA
c,rol,n. and southern Virginia by showers
For south and Georgia showers preceded "
,air in southern Georgia
For Florida fair followed in the afternoon by showers
tor ,Ialama Mississippi Louisiana and Eastern Texas
fair. 49,, .,, l., A., .-..,
For Tennessee and Kentucky fair followed In the west
or, portIons by showers; slightly warmer.
For Arkansas and Missouri. fair, followed In Missouri
by showers. ,....
For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, Wes,erA
Nsw.York and ohio. isir too"ed III western o"o v"
-ho Owe Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Kansas ans
LOVE- Minnesota Nebraska and the Dakotas fair foowea
nv showers; slightly warmer
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington June 1.-THE President today sent to
the senate the following nominations: Captain Car
ence E. Dutton, ordnance Department, 10 be maio;:
second Lieutenant omar Bundy. Sd Infantry, to be
first lieutenant
Major James scully. quartermastcr. has been
ordered 10 special duty at the National Cemetery At
Florence. :. G.. Major T. J. A. Cleary, surgeon, has
been granted six months leave Of absence.
Paymaster Robert p. Isle has been ordered 70 the
receiving ship 1t. Louis; Assistant surgeons f. y.
ogden and : 5 White to examination for promotion ,
Lieutenant 4. Mark detached from the jamestown
and ordered to duty in connection with tho Phila
dclphia: Lieutenant John f.. Roller from the Mime
sofa 10 the Yantc Lieutenant Perry Garst from the
Office Of the Judge Advocate General TO the James
town: CHAPLAIN Thomas A. Gin from the jamestown
and placed on waiting orders Paymaster r. ;. Thomp
son from the - Louis and placed waiting orders ;
Naval Cadets j. J.. Latimcr, j. NJ Blankenshp. J. IL.
DAYTON and +. T.. sullivan from the Naval Academy
10 the Essex July / Naval Cadets William II. Buck,
G. r. Vogelgesand, Charles A. Bond and AlonzO O.
Garretv from the Naval Academy, June q. and ordered
10 the Charleston; naval Cadets NJ. II. signM, a. w.
Catlin. II. c. Ritter and i. II. schohcd from tho
Naval Academy. June g, 10 the Enterprise; Naval
Cadets G. ". McVay. Lawrence spear, ii. J. Zleg-
meyer, W 4. Snow. g. p. Williams, T. g. Treadwell.
W. A. Mofett and Claude Bailey from the Naval
Academy 10 the Pensacola, July ]: Naval Cadets
v p. Holmes. D. T.. Dismaker and Claude u. Price
from the Naval Academy to the Philadelphia June 8;
Naval Cadets L. II. Moses and J. b. Edie from the
Naval Academy the Baltimore, july =; Naval
Cadets j. V. Chase, L. y. Bostwick. L. H. Everhart
aud ". v. Novel; from the Naval Academy :, ana
ordered to the KeaYsarge July .; Naval Cadets NJ NJ
TAYLOR. CIcland Davis, T. j. Ruhm and c. s. Radford
from the Naval Academy 10 the Galena, July 2 Naval
Cadets g. L. FcImier and Julins Pr1chaska ron tIo
Kcarsarge and ordered TO the Baltimore: Navn Cadets
W D. McDougal q. II. MARVEL, J. b. Patton ana
Philip Williams from the Pensacola and ordered l" the
Baltimore. ,,,, -,
The trial trip Of the new cruiser Philadelphia VIII
take place Tune 10. The Squadron OF Evoinuoh
The Richmond arrived al Bahia, Brazil, to-day on
her way to New-YoTk. She Will next stop AZ 81
Thorp.
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BETTER PAY FOR THE SOLDIERS.
HOW CAN DESIRABLE RECRUITS BE KEPT
THE MILITARY AND NAVAL SERVICEf

HOW CAN DESIRABLE hIsSNpiAS Dh NIL 49,
THE MILITARY AND NAVAL sERvICEl
Washington. June . (Specal).-The order issued by
the secretary q War some time ago permitting any re-
crut after he has been in tho service three months ana
until he has served seven months to apply or as
Charge state fine reason Of his dsafecton and get an
honorable dismissal has almost put an end TO deser
tons at the recruiting depots where formerly prooaoy
90 per cent Of them occurred. 1t is discouraglns
fact however, that rule the most desirable re
-ts ar, inst the ones who avail themselves OF this
anon door TO leave the service They find after three
or four months experience that military career Is moi
what they had imagined 1t to be- some OF ohem are
briyht young men, who enlist with the ldea Oh ui1
nateIv obtaining a commission but the recruits soon
and that the actual soldiers life is different from his
ideal and even tho coveted shoulder straps at tho END
:, .rr or Ave wears are not a sufficient prize TO lure
him
This condition OF AFFAIRS has led many thoughtful
Army officers TO the conclusion that, II the quality oil
the enlisted men is TO be improved, something more
must be done by Congress and the war department
10 render the service attractive to the class OF men IL Is
desired no enlist Undoubtedly one OF the nrst steps In
This direction should be the revision OF tile pay table
The conditions of life In the United states arc such that
sl3 n month does not seom Ike soId ases W tno
average young man, and IL is not maui h H o' q
attractive when he Ii told he may III uhle DC maze Il
corporal at sl5 month or sergeant NJ ~ - or u ne
mas exceptionally good luck hIst serfean, ana "
i,
Ucthing would be 30 effective In raising the standard
Of military recruits general raise III "aseS
H. not urced that me pay OF the private should DC
greatly increased. but the non cOumI',D oinoci
h,ud receive such pay would justify the enlistment
~, mon az Tho Intelligence that II Is desirable Ia nave
in those places The same arguments would Apply 10
the Navy and that aliens can no lQhger oe En-
tod on American vessels, Il IS beginning 70 NC
scrlous question where the sailors are 10 come from
70 man the few ships kept In commission ~ Is a
,otorous fact that the best boys educated IN the
,rainfnc souadron do not enlist. but are aluactn
i,tn The merchant service by rhe better pay anu INC
grcater chances OF advancement they nnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
A GREAT LOSS TO THE GOVERNMENT

FAULTY METHODS OF TESTING SU"NI' ~ ~
NETWORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
Washington. June . CSpccial)-lt is unders'o'd 'r''
the report which Professor Wiley. the chemist Oh ".
Agricultural Department is 10 make as V'c Ios"'
Of an investigation Of the methods OF os,,"s
T., ,ho various customs houses or the Atlantic sea-
ho,rd will show that for some reason or other elties
the polariscope employed at the New YORK 'uSUo'u
House has been faulty and Defective or ua' INC
EXPERTS using it have handled it in such way a.
n cause a loss 10 the revenue which l. esumaHa ~
nearly ~ 600 900 The report will be presented 20
tho Treasury Department n few weeks ~ Is ~
understood that Professor Wiley Charges either us
honesty or incihciency upon the experts at New
Nnr
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two last night who sgnifed their willingness to con-
tinue the task. The Others declared they would not
assist in the taking for any amount OF money
They gave various reasons for resisning. the most
mportant being that they could not obtain answers
to certain questions on the list The two who have
not been scared into submission David French and
William c. Hubbard. The latter is a son of ex-As-
SCISSOR Hubbard having been engaged in such work
before Is hardened 10 It,
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-, .u 600 900 600 nj the said new standard dol.
lars shall be coined, and not fewer thah -oo'ooo Oh
the same monthly thereafter. -, .Lo do.o % tho
said proclamation to purchase on demand Go Of the
holders Of the same al outstaaiuHs II outtandng
silver certificates Of the United state, IA at premium
Of cents on the dollar OF each WIN Ie ssue vi 'io
payment Of the same. a.. -, .ho eoid r-oc,arot,on
T. on and after the date OF the saa Procamauoli,
silver under the provisions Of this act al 81 Tor 800
grains ~ fine silver.
The bill was referred to the Committee on Finance.
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Srvn.y-sc8OoL Coyv EyrIOy TO OPEN TODAr.

Newburg. y. V. June lspeclaD.-Ihe huuson
pr.r RantIs, Association sunday school Convention
oncns here 10 morrow in the First Baptist Church.
The Rev Arthur Jones pastor The annual address
Will Ia made By the Rev. william VI. Walker. OF New
York. 70 morrow night In the afternoon the Kew
r A. Vosc. OF Kingston. Will deliver an ad9rcss
Wednesday morning the Rev. II. ", sherwood. o.
Rondout will make nm address. and wednesday aiter'
noon Mrs. j. ; OSrander. Of Brooklyn. VIII deHr
strate the hest method of teaching an infant class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
MD CALL TRIES TO GET EVEN WITH A RIVAL.

Washington June . ispecaIl.-senator 'aII Who 3
ALWAYS equal to any emergency that arises, to-day
frankly avaed himself of the facilities offered oy inc
Government Printing Office and his own rankinG priv
Too g, make an economical reply the accusations
hrop~ht against him by rival Florida aspirant for
senatorial honors Mr. Chiplcy. This speech, whlch
bould have been made the stump In florida. VII!
now be printed in The Congressional RECORD ana
cTrcu,ted hostage free among Mr. Calls constituents:
Its delivery on the floor OF the senate was maze o.
The rules a question Of personal privilege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
MP NOBLE's RUMoRED RESIGNATION

Washington, June (speclalj.-The attention of
Secretary Noble was called today to the rlmor that
he was going to resign in order to become
attorney for leading Western railroad. lie said
that there was foundation whatever for the rumor
and he Intended to resign 1t would be to accent
any place that a railroad company could offer him
lie added that he had beon fighting railroads all his
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is somewhat below the appropriation II u cuue

is somewhat below the appropriation +, d current
fiscal year. An appropriation Of 5000, IL ,ade to
enable the Secretary Of the Interior :, ,'ol prac-
teal farmers in addition to the agony ain now
employed at wages not exceeding S7o Pc 10 H. 10
supcrintend and direct such Indians Nc ~ n akjne
efforts for self-support. For the supp n lndan
day and Industrial schools and for 9th la,lonl
purposes S7727OO Is appropriated. ~ 1tlistions
are also made In detail for the supper 'ilcaton
Of Indian pupils at the various Indian sch rough.
out the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
Join S. BELLS RESIGNATION ASKED For.

Washington. June . (spccial.-The resignation OF
John s. Bell Chief Of tho Secret Service Division IT
the Treasury Department called for by Secretary
Window this afternoon. Mr.. Bell is Democrat and
was an appointee Of President Cleveland lie came
from ohio and remarkable chiefly for n luxurant
growth Of hair which fell picturcsquely over his
shoulders and to have ntcrfered somewhat with
an efficient discharge Of his duties. At any rate there
have been many complaints Of late to the lack Of
energy displayed by the Secret Service in hunting
down forccrs and their work. This may have been
due not 50 much TO the ncapacity the part Of in
dlvdua members Of the force as to the absence of "A
chief able direct their energies inelgently the
proper channels. A change seemed in every way de-
sablc 1t not had earlier because the Secretary
was unable under the pressure of other business 10
attend to this matter. Who Will succeed Mr. Bell is
not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

Wellington. juno ,>pecal.-S'"p, have been taken
1v the solicitor II the Treasury to bring suit "esnt
Tho -h,pieIsh and Cautwcll Company OF - Louis -
.r,vcr tic sum 81 a.. 900. which the Government j.
alleged 10 have lost by The pay mcnt Of frauiu ut
,,or,bcr, presented hy this firm and approved by
.,uian Nonlo l.. Miltimorc, % the QlarcFna't'F' he
u,rtmcnt 81 the Army. Tho alleged transaction
having taken place more than three years ago.
Cap,ain Nitmorr cannot be prosecuted on account ol
tl.tu A. under the Army Regulations offences not
frou.ht t. trial within three years are 0uilawcd.
t,utnin Mltlmo,. Is 10 answer Ia court martial AT
Tucson Arizona June 10. on another charge. however.
II - alleged that 10 rented h, own properly 10 the
Government for Office purposes az several time, TIE
rental value the vouchers being made ont In the
name II one II his clerks. and that he incnd~l MS
wife. on tho pay rolls clerk at 800 per month
and his .crvnnt and janitor AZ 40 per month. when
fhc-c T. no evidence to -how that either OF them dl1
any work for the Government.
rh. same court Will try Major \. :. kmball. ChHf
Onaricrma ter Of the Department Of Arizona. ana
W,Inr. T. " Wham and A. Towar. OF iAc Paw De
rartucnt. Major Wham and Towar are charged WIN
having entered into an agreement Win their Iani
lord whereby almost the total rn ~ their respective
uuarter, wa, charged against the room, they occu'
p,od A. officers and thus the Government paid nearly
ihc- entire rent. while at the came time they wcro
drawing their allowance for quarters The charge
against Major Kmha Is neglect OF duty in not pr vent
Ing these tvdnacti0ns.
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the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

aims by careful selection economy and prudence 10
reduce the actual cost Of insurance 10 the io"eso
practicable point, and has never been surpassed IN
this respect.
Ratio of expenses Of management to receipts
since organization, $40 per cent
The percentage of dividends to premiums re-
ceived in 1899 was $3.50 per cent.
Assets S57.s74.071 II; surplus by New-York
State report, S5,41o,S9O 90.
PHILIP S. MILLER, General Agent
for New-Yors City, Long Island and New-Jersey'
! Wall-st., Ncw-York City.
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roR TIE RELIEF OF IonN RoACH,s AssIGNEEs

FOR THE RELIEF OF JOHN KDAtHS A~SlrNbf>.
Washington. June . (Spccial.-Mr. Bcldcn. Of New.
York offered the following resolution today, which
vas referred to the Committee on Rules:
Resolved that the Committee on Rules set apart
Thursday June B. Immediately after the reading Of tho
Journal for the consideration Of senate bill No. LEO.
House bill no. 312O and House bill No. 500. for the
relief of the assignecs Of John Roach. deceased.
Under "a Democratic Administration the Navy De
partment ruined John Roach by us arbitrary and nm.
Just proceedings in appointing two boards Of experts
20 condemn the Dolphin. The Lelknap Board con
dcmncd the Dolphin because she WI, supposed 10 DO
structnrayn weak and the board Of which Captain
Meade was president attempted TO test her at Sea.
OF latteras. In "A gale In the course OF which she
shipped fifty tons Of water. She returned 10
Norfolk and termed crazy quilt 10y this board she
va, put in n dock and instruments were placed on
her deck ascertain II she had shown structural
weakness. The instruments failed to record any
structural weakness, and thc ship was thcrcupon
sent on a trip around the world. She returned last
October and her performance during tGis 10000
miles Of service In all climates Of the world
cquallcd by any vessel constructed since Noah
Ark.
II the Republican party should fail To- pay John
Eoach's a,signccs 10 would be indOrsing the action
IF The most inscriptions and unPatriltc Administer,
ton that has left its record in the history OF the last
tfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.

WASHINGTON, June o.-Thc Indian Appropriation
hill for the fiscal year 1891 has been completed by tho
House Committee on Indian Affairs. II carries an
appropriation OF little less than 81 600 600 which
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MEA.rREs BEFORE NE sEYATE ANp HOUSE.

MEASURES BEFORE THE SENATE AND HOUSE
Washington Juno 2-ln the senate today CON
ference wa, ordered tho Naval Appropriation hili'
and Ncs,rs Hale, Allison and German were appointed
on 'hc part 81 the senate.
Mr. Eyarts gave notice that the observations IN
rc,pect 70 the memory II Mr.. COX. Of New ork'
would De- postponed from June IL to June 49, ana tla,
o, June II observations in respect To the memory OF
Mc.,r, wilbur aud Nutting would be submitted
The conference report on the Military Academy Ap-
propriation hin was agreed 10.
Mr. Tdmunds offered resolution instructlng the
Committee on Fishcrca 10 make early investigation
in,o rho dministraton Of the affairs II the United
states Fish Commissioners Office especially In refer
cuce 10 the charges in the force and compensation OF
,I. cmploycs and to alleged avov1tSm or other
undue administration. Ito asked unanimous consent
n hive tho resolution considered now. remarhnS
tina, Mr. Mcdonald, the Commissioner, earnestly re
oucstcd the investigation account Of recent news
papcr accusations against him. Mr.. Plumb objected
and the resolution went over TIL tomorrow.
Mr. Mitchell introduced bill providing mat All
letters addressed to tho secretary or any Assistant
secretary Of the Interior 10 the Commissioner or
Deputy Commissioner Of Pensions, by any penSioher
or applicant for pension, upon matters pertaining
to his pension shall bc carried through the mails irtc'
under such regulations may be prescribed by inc
poStma ter General and the secretary OF tho Interior
The House did little to-day. The early part OF inc
session wa, peculiar. for the principal object OF inc
members present and they formed "A bare quorum
seemed 70 be 10 kill time and prevent any nicssurS
~ general Importance being called mp n Din cateu
mn by MI smith, of Arizona was discussed loT heatS
an hour though no attention was pad 70 lhc ueuStv;
on motion Of Mr. Wright, of Penn,yivahIs, a pl,.
was passed ratify all agreement chtrrcu Ho ~
"Reminiscences Of New York and frnnsylvana IN TO
card TO The boundary lines between these states
On motion Of Mr.. Joseph cf New Mexico bill was
asrd nrpvding for an additional Associate justice OF
The supreme court OF New McNc2 2o,,n,. ,,o Sonata
,,,, uas nas.cd relieving the Union Iron Works OF
I'm rranrisco from certain penalties amounting 10
san 600, incurred the construction Of the Charleston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

Mcliips Food not ouiy contains III it,elf el.
Of nutrition but them IN such
digest and a-similste them nerfoe
have had and with MrIIin's FOOD
than with any and al others 1 have trledn saw
physician.
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The Good Old Fashioned Way!

Don't lose half your money by buying milk half con-
densed The AngoSwss Company's 'Miikinaid'
Rose" and other Brands still condensed In the good
old fashioned war.
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poyps OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington June o.--TOday's bond offers asg~'
Gated s22 200 As follows Registered $500 sooo0'
S3S 500 AT l.2 All the offers were arceptea'
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,,sc and IL was rather late to accept such place a.
ha had earlier in life refused several natterIhs
offers He said that he was well satisnea WIN NIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

MANY ENUMERATORS RESIGN
OF all the census cnumerators who were sworn In TO
cover Plainfeld North Painfed, there were only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

My customers speak highly Of Smith e. Anglers
roofs that shall Keep other kind OF black hosiery
Prices are low for similar goods that crock or are
rotten. FAENuAM. 1G West 14th,st.
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In removing stains from linen ost.on, iaces. ETC. The
Icarsn uit ink. ssslee wine iotne and
LIQUID stains without injury. - ale by nrst class
retailers, o5 ccntA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

Fastest Trains In America. ,,, .,a
The swftest trains between New.f orr
Washington via jersey Central, Reading AID anu ~
Parlor cars Ill trains. Station foot Of Lleeku%t
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tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In tho diagram eOntnqous line shows ihs SAT-
signal Service station this city The dashes inaes~
temperature noted al Perrys Pharmacy, Sun Budins'
Tribune once, June g. 4. m.-Clear weather pre'""
YESTERDAY with light westerly and dry air AZ
q n M the relative humidity only Al The tempers'
ture ranged % and 81 degrees the average o
being 2L higher than the corresponding day last se
and s. higher than Sunday. 49,, =. ,.,,
In and this city to-day there will probably DC i"N
weather, slightly warmer at FIRST and then cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

Why No, Make IL Nour-eft
You 10 cents quart for root beer. A n5c botte
4 K2Ann's Ii0ot Beer Extract makes 10 gallons.