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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
ELECTRIC BITTERs.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men,
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of pIaise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the liver
and kidneys. will remove pimples, boiis,
salt Iheum and other affectionscaused by
impure blood. Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent ss we'll as cure
all Malarial fevers.-FOr cure Of head.
ache. constipation and indigestion try
Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction guar.
anteed, or money refunded.-Price 50
cents and $l.00 per bottle at Hartz 6
Bahnsen's drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
Foroad 70 Lsaue Hama.

Over 60 people were forced TO leave
their homes yesterday to call at the drug
gists for free trial package of Lane e
Family Medicine. II your blood is bad.
your liver and kidneys out Of order, IL
you are constipated and have headache
and an unsightly complexion. don't fail
to call on any druggist today for free
sample Of this grand remedy. The ladies
praise it. Everyone likes 1t. Large size
package so cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
To nsrvop, p.h,l,tatsd Nan

II you will send me your address we
will mail you our illustrated pamphlet
explaining all about DIR. Dyes celebrated
electro voltaic belt and appliances. and
their charming effects upon the nervous
debilitated system, and how they will
quickly restore you to vigor, manhood
and health. Pamphlet free. II you are
thus afflicted. we will send you q belt and
appliances on trial.
4 VoLTAIc BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
AK Your Fr,snds About I,

Your distressing cough can lie cured.
We know IL because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 90
many coughs and colds in this commun.
ity. Ask some friend who has used Il
what be thinks Of Kemp's Balsams There
Is NO medicine so pure. none so effective.
Large bottles 50c and 81 At al dru2gists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
= BucKLRN's ApNro. s.I.vp

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale bv Hartz & Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
satisfied.

Mr.. Meekly-L wish to ask you why
you stare at my sister So 1t is weally
VERY wude.
MIR. Tuffiy-Look here, young feller,
you want to let up or you'll get hurt.
See?
Mr.. Meekly-Thank you, sir: your ex.
PLANTATION is entirely satisfactory-Jou
nal of Education.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
SerI Helps for Boston.

Passenger (vho is going to Boston and
wants a city map or guidet-Say, boy,
am going to Boston for the first time.
Have you anything that win help me to
find my way around?
Train Boy-1esser. Got pocket die
tionarles.-Street & Smiths Good News.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05

Prisoner-lt's pretty tough to get put
up for life.
His Lawyer-Cheer up, old man. Life
is uncertain. You may die at any time.
-Munsey's Weekly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05

The man who tells you con6den :
tally just what will cure your cold is
prescribing Kemps Balsam this year. In
the Pr stiou Of this remarkable medi-
cine Aghs and colds no expeuse is
spar combine only the best and
pnre9 & edients. Hold q bottle OF
kemu sisam to the light and look
throuG -; notice bright clear look;
then c. bare with other remedies. Price
60c and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
An nfaiiinr. Sign

Miss Westend-And can you always
Judge of Il mails character by the way
;;zhe laughs?
& Social Philosopher-Oh, no: not by
the way he laughs, but by what he
laughs at.-Street q Smiths Good News.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
a Delicate Hint.

Customer-Ay watch which you re-
paired for me )me time ago has stopped.
Jeweler-Ah my collector informs me
that the bill is still running. New York
HeralI
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
WHY She Smiled.

Fair Custonler-Have you Shelley's
"Prometheus Unboundg"
New Clerk No, ma'am. All our
books are bound America.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
A De IDLY snggestion.

Bertie-l hate that fellow Dudds, the
tailor. I'd like to murder himl
Charlie-Why don't you pay his bill?
He would probably die of surprise
Light.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05

Il want all, money. said thskife of a
bovine, boz Hinges. keeper. When y saedhim
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
Outwittetl.
Mr.. Poughl eep-Waal. by gosbi

Mr.. Poughl eep-Waal, by goshl
Hall Boy--1inything wrong?
Mr.. Pough seep-l should say so. l
tole my wife t give my son Josey a
hckin' jest before come away, an til
young varmin is went an packed all sh
hair brushes in my gripsacls. Judge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05

as|'!l!!!: q!
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05

FlRSr.-That the price of our ohds sbou he oe 1 - ~ -
qud'y OF material and manufacture sold anywhere in
the
SECONDThat prices are precisely the same t eerd f
quality
nat the ul amout OF cash paid will be cheeruy
funded II customers hnd the articles unsatisfactory and
return them unworna and uninjured within
purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

postofdce. sI2O0OOOo. and Naval S2'l"oooo lho
other 100000 resulted from TIE cAIaNSon ihol.
v. -, - ,i,c House wa, the General Deficiency
hill. and I'M, would be reported before u' 'o'e Oh
the fiscal year There pending the auhdry O!Vli
and the Indian bills. In the senate 'ouIinl.'cc ."
lamentations we're the Agricultural ana diplomatic
nd postogcc hill. and In the senate Committee on
cormcrco the River and lIarbor bill Pending In the
sc,a,c was tn, legislative bill. The Fertilization bill
had passed both Houses with senate amendments
'r, M .ic+ ~ Colpnhla Naval and Pension bills were
~ conference The Army and Military Academy bills
,tcrc in tine hand, OF the President rms was Il
favorable showing with the condition OF the bls TWO
YEAR ago. 1910 mana ,don.od. ANNA
nrtiinc 900 for public building at cedar RAPIDS
ira $40 600 for a public building At MartinSburs'
~. a., Increasing from $4,000 to $4,000 the dp-
nropri,tton for the public building at Wlnonl, Siinl
- r. ,,nnluight Of Kentucky, moved 10 strike out
rc ciause rcia ~, 10 the irrigation survey congress
,,od il TO the Western country either IT, repeal inc
, or mako the apprOprat. ON. Mcssrs. McAlllln and
H. snokc I'm favor Of the amendment ana Me'srs.
Nansur. Nandevcr. DUBOIS anu i1'Aier oPPo'ou IT,
II wa, finally rejected, i1-o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
LIGHT on BILL SPRINGER.
DAMAGING STATEMENTS ABOUT THE ILLINOIS
CONGRESS NAN

Wa-hiugtou June - (Spccal.-Ilyand G. hlrN'
who had some difficulty the other day with REPRE-
sentative springer al the door OF the HoHse n'rhg
thc discussion on hill for his relief thch pe'u'hI'
has written a letter to speaker Iced III "h''h s'"e
damacing statements made about inc LIMOS
Coucrc-sma1 Mr. KIRK asks Leave to take CAIN
for ROYALTY on patent revenue stamp to the Court
Of Claims. ard has been pressing u"' '0P"''' ''
three Congresses. lie SAYS:
While thc matter prnd'nr before inc committee on
Claim. in the XIIXth Congress he lNr Springer met me
one dav n the hallway he commi'i'"'room ana sara
$50, here Kirk th, j., a speculative matter Of yours II
,ou expect fiyorbl, action Won must zee my clerk
..Vcrv we'll" l said and went in TO see the clerk
The comm lftc,'- clerk, name was Jones anu nav d.
,ay- r,f,rdpd Lim a. q con-ceutoE- young man m'Igh
no vo,rd .o,.r told hlm what tn chairman OF the
committee had said and asked him 20 r!l ' iIan"Iy what
,a. expected ~ DO A. was ready ana "'"s 70 w any
thing that was right and proper ia the case.
Jo0- looked up 9nd 10 mv surprise ''id; Dio spring
.- .u ,ou that The robbnr, am getting SICK ana
trcd n th., whole c-throa; business and VIII nave
nothing - DO with it' - l.,
soon after 1 MT q man whom lad frequently seen II
,orranr with springer. MIR XIX" aid be- Il want
p, civ, Won a pointer come direct from BIZ springer
and II ,o van to .ct your bill through there Is J"s' one
eav yoi must pay 500 and 10 viii p'ss X you %
not pa, that amount 10 VIII not pl--." 5000,
..V,r, vc" -ad. 'it VIII not pass th'h ''r SINH
not pay eou 5000
som week. aft.r the favorable report Of the committee
had been mai and THAI. understand In spite OF inc
opro,to 81 Nr springer ho secured some nance ~ a
minority r,rort tXLINfh CONG ID Ses'r l'p' 3 100
pat .. which propose. technical amcnim.ut and closes
a. fol.or.. III uc lI 81, so amended ue undersigned
Viii o1,r no opposition To lts ras-'r'.'
Tbs. v.r. tl. .s.t- my mind whom expressing tH'
,,.ft, vr ~pr.n.0r chat know th' rason why no OPP
t,.. tu /, ,..,..r. loo which ctcm dollar possess
On ,. voI . involved and or which he threatened TO
t..nr r. tf... u.. nar o; u. H. ''. do not i'"'
r.-. statements 90 a .apnoss o- i'''nc''r 'pFt Tor
go n '.'. "nf, b't "' 'h ~ q" -''." ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
THE INCONSISTENT OF soua Folks

From The Detroit Free Press.
lie entered the WoodbridgcSt station shortly after
dinner Yesterday with coat. his back all dust
and red lump on his forehead. and vhen asked IA
state his case he began;
Riverst IL was raw and blu>terv, and he sad
looked as If spring would never come. says to HIM.
- Possess your soul with patience 1t is only a
question Of time ,.,..
met him again in April. II was cold and rainV'
rd be said ne doubted II we should ever have warm
weather says 10 him. says |;
".NIy friend. don't blaspheme Nature KNOWS WIN
is for our best good a. $50. H..
~ met hin, for the third time IN May ana 10
iun1ned ND and down and swore that II vas 70 10
;welye months Of winter. says ! - him. say, /;
1.-THE imrctuosity OF some men WORKS ther rum
rr,ist ir Providence ~ ~, H., had his
''" And lust now met him ont mere nc l'n ,ir,
like a dog And went mp to him and say = SSs
Are this hot nun for you and didn't tel YOU
- And the inconsistent. cratc imletnou, C..n.
arose and knocked me down and want mn a''c''-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
DISSATISFIED ROADS WITHDRAW.
TT'''H III I'D - IT, "
THE TRANS. MISSOURI ASSOCIATION DIsSoLVING
FRUIT SHIPMENTS.


CHICAGO. June l3 (Spec!an.-The trans.MiSsonr1
Passenger Association Is in the death throcS AZ
today, meeting the Rock Island. Atchison and Bur
uncton formally Withdrew. leaving only the Missouri
Pacific Union Pacific. Kansas CRY. Fort scott ana
Memphis and Denver and Rio Grande as members
The objections 20 withdrawal Of the Missouri racine
and Union Pacific called ont some sharp criticism
I, was pointed ont that Presidents Gould and ADAMS
had with All Western presidents signed the agreement
ordering their general passenger agents 70 become
,ernlcr, - the Western Passenger Assornuon whose
territory includes all that Of tho Trans Missouri besides
all thar between the Missouri River and Chicago II
VAS urged that 1t would be ridiculous 10 maintain
two passenger associations In the same territory
oDiu.on +, divided on the advisabihty OF amasa-
mating tie associations
The Chca-o. st Paul and Kansas City has given
p-.i,e Of withdrawal from the Interstate Commerce
Railway Association. This Will have no practical
effect As the a,.p, alton is only valuable now aS rally
u, po,nt for the Western roads. II, member, brought
the messenger war to am end and or-anHcd the Western
Passenger Association and nave now nn loot plan
for a strong d,~o,. alton which VIII oe formed A.
,oou a, Congress sanction, rollNS. hartman
Walker ~ the association returned from WASHINGTON
to day and expressed the most perfect confidence
mat mi, result would soon be- brought about.
II to-day, meeting ~ the western Freight 1850
t,tion If wt, decided 10 accept shipments II frult
divided prn rata anon. the various lines. This action
tnkrn 10 encourage fruit -hipm,nts nd 8 more be-
thpn tmt a. the roads In any othct territory re-
.nrIing urr1~hablc freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
PICTURE o. 4 PRETTY WOMAN.

from The II. Louis Republic.
pretty woman must, fist Of all, have clearly cut
iccuit' feature.
nh, mu-j have fail, clear eye
she must hl.c a skin that 10 above rcproach. I'M
touched bN rogue powder
she must hiy. elo y hair that has never known the
touch of bleach or dye.
She must have good figure plump enough vet
slender cnHugh. though never suggestive of angle
She must have white. expressive hand. preferably
small one, but not of necessity. If 1t j, well kept ana
white.
She must have snur cn"s aud throat that Is like
a marble column for hcr head.
-ac ua.-. o.'v hoN to put ON her clothes. or she
lose half her LcaUtN.
,nr mu-t lut upd. r~tlud what best suits her I'm the
way OF hair dressing. and cling co,cl, 10 that
\ woman il.N lave all these attractions. and unless
her personality Is charming. unlr>, she has tact.
daWu- after yuu have seen her twice.
that she i, not pretty woman. bat pretty doll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

t-nac, tho train schedule MhcA "a" sun IA,
u, c,Hc RAILROAD inaugugat"s june 10 1897 tere ~ "A
,,sen transrontlnental asenccr trains moNhk .o,rd
his great line eight east OOInd and eight west 49,,
a. rusVc Of los al. main and branch lnt "a LIN
,. r,nrinp daily west II -. Paul Ashland ana 49,
in Wisconsin Minnesota. North Dakota. montana ''
neeoon and Washington is $500 miles OF tfa,N -
,Thas Zee General Passenger Agent OF the lhr
paul announce, that under thesnew arrangemet w
throrh train Picinc ENpre,,. leaA". - la a. az
m daily with a through Pullman Palace N"Pm- Nh
LAYING chicago daily at 30 m. VIA me 'ni,ts', ana
,ankre and Paul RI lWav, running VIA 'h'l t,1n.
r',or, direct o. Portland. and making close '"' o.
paul with al trains having -. iohis I'D ~
noon and the art rnoln oi the p o',
ri,tnr At Tacoma 10 80 IN. OF the uhlrI gay ''N
land thr ait 'rnoon -, ma. Nal leav
inc 81 Paul AZ Is y. daily making cer ~ lco
yifh ths la ~ MALI and all night trains OUT 81" md one
viii carry through Pullman Palace Nl'rlL Sncsge
y, io.ii u M daily Ma the Wisconsin t,hit' M iiofh
Nina t,rourh 20 Portland Via lclona ana lh' sinna
rains out OF It Paul win carry Pullman ','.It ,,I ~
Csr. and Dining Car. bur htr Co.on.t ,l,. ,,
INN only ON train No. T. JNnc IT ram l. t,.rcni
mo Northern Pacific now Operate, tl' N .,our,
u, dining car, of any riiiro1t an ne Noin ,i.snre
I'D also the longest Pullman sleeping car H m ,bc orlg
namely. chicago to Portland. Via latn- ~" n CON, ~.
Inc Thinning hc-e slrcpar- 10 thc pri' i' ,,n p,toa
and nj ,sir, resorts in Northern Minnesota NOUN JIM"
MANITOBA MonLiik, aud Ma,hhgtot. ,. ~, ga, Northern
me recently completed Bitc Az In q" MAO ard
p,cta. ,naLcs this tho shortest route between 80
n"ttn nv zoo niles and cnate~ thus conPjN 20 ,
through Pullua an Steering car .erllr' % 20 10 IA
I'D Tacoma and Portland VIA Butte "r>t Oh ,iante
~ ~ train east from Portland on the wv j. N' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

quenccs Another effect OF It voan be taa TIE II,
country would be over whened win an pillow w, o.
Of that would he 10 dive out gold. and psf IN, ne
country on permanent -iIEcr t' I, irr,.istblc
Mr.. stewart thnn took the floor and Wa REP tsspy nrn
10 some Of Mr. Aldrch's statements, when thc Pre-
iding officer Nr ingalls, called attention 70 the
agreement thaa general debate was to close AZ -
II was finally and unanimously agreed that the sen
ate lin should be laid the table, the House 6lii
substituted for H. the general debate eXterGe1 w .
the consideration Of bills on the calendar or.,rs,
Mr.. stewart rosumnc the floor. detained against
,bn Naturalization Of silver which had taken place,
he said in the interest Of capitalists ana ussfers
Mir Fdmunds asked him what u" rate OF interest
in Nevada was under the law.
seven per cent was the answer, .o,, NJ
with tie right to contract at any , rate ,S nr
Edmund, suggested. Mr.. stewart admitted ulaV
'a Hnother question by Mr. Edmunds on the subject
Of tnG p, t rSsronsos from Mr. Teller. Mr. Harris
and Mr. stewart. The latter stated that the object
of the act Of SIS directing the purchase Of SILVER.
that the secretary had defeated that object. - 81,
Mr. Edmunds-How many silver dollars are IN CIR
Mr sicTart-In silver dollars and oiIysT certiH-
Gates. between S3eooo3UoU eng I 90 tcDTcr nov,
Mr. Stewart-They are. ,,,
Mr. Fdmunds-Then have we not a uouo@
Mr., Stcwart-wc have to that extent. and we are
now asked 70 give it up by this House bill anu 'ha'
Is W Mr. pIottyDocS the Senator from Nevada believe
that if the maximum amount OF silver authorized ~
ranyalcncy between gold and silver dollars II that
be the Senator'S belief. and II IT he correct; theh J,
seems 10 ne tha that is ground on when we aii
Mr. S;cvar replied that that was his belief and
concluded by saying that Congrcis should e''hcr E"o
Mr. Reagan spoke in advocacy OF the unlimited
coinage Of silver and Mr. Daniel maec IeST
the line. lie wanted absolute free ana nn'n'tc"
coinage of silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
COMMISSIONER LYMAN CENSrRrD
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE oN REFORM ~ 1HE
CIVIL SERVICE.


Washington. June 1.-THE House committee 'h 10
form In IN" civil service whra during ''' pr
session Of Congress conducted IN inV'-''I''o' '"''
the charges nled against ITO l'''I H''''' '''.'' M
held meeting TO-DAY '" "H'"t
report "mch vi" 10 p''','' ...,... - 3D..
said mat u mas he'h 'l-I'' ~ ''' @ ,...
committee except TWO N'N'''' ,
Chairman LchD''n' " "'' ,...
in the House at the first 'pp'''""P' J." '''' '''''
It's report ID" committee -'f'' -., ..,.. ,-
with regard 20 -r '''-,.' 90 ,,.- .-r...e 500,
nissioncIs IN ue h'''''' ,....i, ,.t rl.r.,..ol
'."d. mr., .''s , e.,. v,,, .,,.f. ri.itv lal Joe
,-r,r second rs, me of'caI conduct q Commit i'.'
r,r,n la, b.on characterized by iaN'~ of "-. n'N' N
Pic admin -,r,,on - Tho aTsr ~ 'h" r"i.7I-' ana Dr.
| therefore cer.atatl,. rorr '".r.i'' "" I''
| once 20 inv',ti-a'o ,H" WORKINGS ' - .
| sent subsequent report we" ''' '''
have been completed iogei..F WIN " = ''''' ' ~
ciuson We submit th' 'oi'"'"E '''. ....-
RESOLVED IA@t ''iH 20 Wv ,. &C., -. .,. ,..,n >.r.
before we ,, ,, ,,-s.. No. t-r.d AGAINST h.
r.,i,d STAT. r.u Service Commission DO iorNni % t
49,. n'y pl.' 9t'''
In ,bc bodv OF the report tho committee says.
-os,cc,ng tho charges against the personal ac rs oi
| 49, -. .,d t,r,rcr Commits. toners, that y cN
~" F t..o... "a, Ola. FIR, ch,rr.
AIh'hcu t"'"'. ''" - ,.,.,..,i,, q,
.,oo,.o. r c,r,n,cll me committee conclude that
AlcA"uue' - '""'P"''' .t.-. .,,.., A.,
| II was oIear NAV '''I'.' ~, 49,. ',,. III.
were furnished D. Flynn. that the questions "'i' "
Obsolete and that an Investigation properly conducted
| -, 49,, ,ioio..t ,he f,,t C,rnpleW should have
"o"u "' -, -. ,,,.. co., -r,,.. i,,t,y ir
| been dismissed HIS I'''I'''' '''' 81,
deciuljuc and showed that The administration 81 th'
| ,,.i a.. th,, finn. a. receive
| NofnWl'N'oH WIS "' -. ,. ,..,,i, ,,o.
or merit public cpuNn'h''' H'' P'''"'''''
soe,n to have beer. dcirn..lle. n j, -uhWNi"l ih
| d.. A., ,.to,, rod dIscl,-cd IL, ,ufy with proper
| Il III" -, ,,.. - ......tt t,,.. i.co,,,
| yigor ana regard i"r 'h' p'D''' " ' -,
| manifest that Camphcns retention was h'i Wv
| a., ,,o a,d u voud seem 20 follow thl' u
| i''I7"'' "'' ~ 1- a., ,r,r,. ion
| bis retention was h'' fI'f''' ''
| was not warranted The committee cannot d'''p
| 49,. ,ho a,o,rcre - Nce.r, Olcrlv
| As H'"Ni'''''' ~ 49,, .,.. 3D..
| Lyman and Doyle thai tn'F i'".''' '
Questions Campbell copied were obsolete. Inc ~ u
,,cc tho committee that The omission 10 ascertain
! ,r.,,c,,..t., al. to have dl,rcy irdc,
! the truth Wa a. ~ i' .,... - e..
II after II had been a''cri'Ih'"- INC "'-'.'' 70 "
| dutv In either case j. Condemned.
.rho c,,o,,,,,ce doe, not share the vicC thai Com
| IN .u. -rt.,.,....,. .,.. DO. .r.lu. ID
| missioner h"'a'N'' """ '''''I - -, ,
ccn-ilrc for not having taken action lh th" 'ihf'I
| - rhcro &. rothiu. in their conduct ~ chalcnE
| '"''' ''N
| criticism ,
| Relative t. the promotion Of J.. i. hayI'y 10 'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
WOgAy,S TEMPERANCE TNTOy.

new branch Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has been organized IA TIL, city by the election q
the following officers President Mrs.. s. Elizabeth tair'
nan vce.prcsldcnts Mrs. r.. NJ Van Brlnt MI. W a.
Weed and Mrs c. T. Evans; corresponding seer iaFy,
Miss l. H. Fsirman No sol Broadway treasurer. Mr..
g; r. Holden. Tho society 4 called the Non.
Partisan Woman's Christian Temperance Union Of New
YORK and Vicinity. Is declared object i, promote
cause Of Temperance By non-parsan and non.secaraa.
but Christian methods. Among - twenty-five members
are Mrs Lille Deyereaux Blake, Mis- H. > Rupe. Mr..
T. l. Carter Mrs. Z. Whitlock. Mrs H. w. smith Ms
C. C. Afford, Miss ;. Imogen John.on and Mrs Wlrsr
Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
TIE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL ; P. n sATrRpA

FORECAST TILL : p. u SNtV KpNi'
Washington June l3.-For Ne"-fns''hu '"U 4'''''
x.vr.yors showers: stationary temperature.
For East n gennsylvania, New-J'r'eN' p''"' ,,
MARYLAND. fa3, ~ change in temperature 'N'P'
warmer I'm W. m Maryland ,,
ror Vire,nls and the Carolnas, Georgia Ala :.
vror,s, far except showers the Atlantic coast VI
Florida: continued high temperature
For Mississippi Louisiana. Eastern texas N'N''7-'
Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia i''' .., -,
For western New-York. western F'nH'NN'"'' ~
ohio shower, stationary temperature -,
For Indiana and Illinois. rain signify 'oo''' u NV
northern portions. r,.,.,. ,,ir followed By
shoNcrs: slightly cooler. -, ,h, D,kot,s and
For Wisconsin. Minnesota iowa ~'o
\sbrl .ka showcls; slnhtlY coole
For colorado, fair; >l2htly cooler
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court marital appointed Captain stephen p.
Ryan, Company 69th Regiment held another session
the 18th Regiment aruory evening The proceedings
began with long bubble technical poEt-. mainly
to whether or not copies orders which pro-.
duced by the prosecution, and which Captain Ryan Is
charged with having dsobeycd, tho original" orders,
Finally the court admitted few Of orders and ths
inquiry slowly went on. The records Of the regiment
to considerable confusion and the cour, suggest
that the prosecution explain Of the ~.
regl aritie records before the proceedings were
ended. The court adjourned meet again on June 3D.
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r1lrrr nENEnAL ArrRAI.ERs CHOSEN.

Warrington. June 1.-THE President mas selected
three of tuc General appraiser, provided for In the
Cu-tor, Administration bill. and it Is expected That
their name viii be- sent Ia the senate on Monday.
II J., known that Assistant secretary I'henor L. one
Of the tnlcc and it is thought that solicitor Hepburn
i, another u b. understood that the other siA mem
L,r of th, Board viii be- selected next week or early
thc following week. The matter vii probably be set
led urNt Thursday. when the President and secretary
Wiudon. viii have another consultation.