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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-24

Umbrellas Below Cost.
200 Scotch Gingham Umbrellas, suitable
for both Ladies' and Gentlemen, now
Soc, reduced from 81, to S125.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
.co,c at O'Clock this morning was:
COPPER MEN MANOEUTRING.
SOME WANT TO COMBINE AND OTHERS HAVE \
DIFFERENT SCHEME.

Tho owner, and representatives, OF the largest cop
per mine, IN the country for some time have been
masing effort to come TO some understanding about
an established price for copper The production l. -
much In excess of the demand that the prices are kept
low copper at The present time selling at ONLY 10 II
cnts n hound while it is considered to be cheap at -
cents But owner In one OF tho largest mines IN
the United States cannot bc persuaded 10 enter into the
combination under the conditions proposed. 1.-The
combination or trust would have been brought about
and uniform price fixed by the largest producers II
certain big company did not desire to get control of
All the copper mines in the West said "A man who
knows all about tc conferences which have been held
between the copper men. "Thcr are big mines III
Arizona and Now Mexico we'll ~ In Montana. and
n oc company were In control 81 all these mine IL
would be In better position than II Is at PR mt u
fix prices I, rlt it."f The mining companer !n
IONA and New Mexico no, mItnc much money
at present and they are pcrf'ct,y willing to enter into
ans agreement with the Anaconda Company. Of Mon
tana and the Calumet and ll,cla Company, OF
Northern Michigan. But they are not willing to sell
the controlling interest Of their property 10 any other
company. and ~ the Anaconda Company wants
10 ,ai huN oi tho-e companies the big Mon
tana concern proposes 10 oppose any mca'uri
that will place these mines in independent position
IL Is t. the Anacondt', Interest t. keep the price of
copper down at present, 81 that IA" Arizona ana New
Mexico cOmpanic, more easily be brought To
terms and for that reason the Anaconda Company
will present consent 10 sell copper at any liked
price
j. t. llassn, when seen last evening. denied that
IL was the Anacondas intention t. add any western
mines to It's plant. lie declined 10 say anything about
lie effort % the producer, tO fix uniform Price or
limit production
The two members Of the firm Of Lcwl ohn Bruthcrs.
who have large Interests in copper mlncs. we're also
reticcn.
Boston. March i0.-The stltcmcnt Is made here on
GOOD authority that the proposed combination of cop
,r.mlnpg prnpcftIeS with the exception O the Quincy
COMPANY which declined 10 john has been practically
cficct,d !: is stated that the annual production II
Tho Arnronda Mine Is fNc-l at 10000 Oor pounds and
hat II the Calumet and liccln 900 900 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
p,CERS All CLOSE TOGETHER.

LIVELY BICYCLE CONTESTS At MADISON eoCA
GARDEN.
I, ,bc attendance at the bicycle tournament al
u,ior souare Garden can be taken as any criterion
v.. Workers enjoy at times the kind OF sport whlch
savors OF horror, brutality and suffering Last We
,oher when the sxdnys' race was run, the Duu'"B
uos crowded dav and night. Then the riders were
nufrI. looking objects after the second DAY, WIN
snukon cheeks and hollow eyes. Under the present
arrangements the ride only twelve hours day
and have plenty Of time for refreshmcnt and rest
Yesterday the seven athletes went around that
pccuIIarIy shaped track apparently as fresh ana vsor
ous AS when they started on Monday out thls Is
evidently not what the public wants, for the nttehoce
was even smaller than on Wednesday. Unless there
is n decided Improvement In the crowd to-day ana To-
morrow the management will lose pretty penny
voyouslv estimated at from 80 900 to $4,000.
Tho distance riders continue about I'm the same
relative places they have occupied since Mohuhy'
Ashlncer. Martin. Lumsden. Lamb and Read'he are
only few feet apart and MI appear I'D nave All eP""i
chance OF winning first prize. Schock the "eThiah
walter 4, falling behind and he Is probably out OF e
race Stage Is certainly ont Of It, unless some acc
dent should happen to the leaders, something not likely
TO occur Schock has about given up hope anu
ascrbes his Ill luck To the collapse OF ms m'oi"o
mac hinc the pneumatic tire Of which exploded on
Wednesday. 1t could not be repaired and the waiter
courage 0ozed out with the wind In the tire OF DIS
bicycle
The desperate attempts Of the leaders TO gain on
each other aroused considerable enthusiasm last night
The men were continually squirting and continuation
Of the terrific pace today may cause one or TWO
brcakdowns. Lamb Is the iavoritc at least he was IN
the betting last night. The following Is Sinplc oi
several pools Lamb. 800; Lumsdcn, $50 Asmnger
s2j: Martin. go; Reading so, and schock ana
stage the field, ut fl0.
Tomorrow there will be change OF programme
The race will start at 10 80 and close at 10 30
D. NJ The short distance and trick riding VIII
he kept up until IL 30. Between IL and there VIII
probably bc free fight at the Putnam House between
ihe riders and the management. .
Tie short races all we'll contested and the time
mad. was generally good. Thc first sprint wa> at
Gvc miles between Mcdowell and Howell. The htte
fellow amid loud applause IN 10 minutes 10 ! !!
seconds O'flanagsn had a wakoVer over AThir
Rolb Howell then defeated Alfred RoO6 IN a mile
ri,,r In alJ. wood then defeated Al:rcd Kobb IN a
three mile race in 10 so Mcdowell again defeated
Howell i'm a oncmilc race going the distance in 3ls
Arthur Rohb defeated his brother Alfred three miles
in o 80 ami I'm special race Howell defeated Wo d,
three miles In . 80 ID. Alfred Robb then won hN
nrst victory defeating Mcdowell In a onc-milc race
in 3:Oi Is.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
OPPOSING The MERCHANT MARINE BILL

The Executive Committee OF the National Board Of
steam Navigation at a meeting at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last night. adopted memorial to Congress. op
y sing senate Bill No. 1,7J5, introduced by senator
Frye. This bill designed carry ont the several
recommendations. regarding matters pertaining to the
merchant marine OF the United States, made BY the
United states delegates to the International Marine
Conference held In Washington The bill originated
with commission. composed OF three officers Of the
Revenue Marine Service. and at aroused strong
opp sltlon from the National Board of steam Navga.
tion, which represents In larger measure the pract
col management OF maritime interests throughout the
country.
some OF the objections to the bill formulated BY the
Board briefly follows: That the rules for the
manufacture Of boilers greatly reduce their efficiency
that the examination for engineers Is such as to make
college education essential thus barring out hundreds
Of able engineers that the examinations for masters
pilots and mates arc fully as exacting aS that for
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
MEETINGS 1ND ENTERTIINUENTS.

concert viii b. held Music Hall on March 10 TO-
The bcnclt Of Normal College Auuma. Library Among
the patrons Chancellor Mac, rsc&cn. the Rev Dr W g.
ain-ord President Hunter, Oswald Ottcndo1cr Frcdefis
T. ,cudert, Mrs. Henry Willard. Richard Watson Glider
MI, Giace W Dodge stephen II. Walker. General A,S
andcr s. webb. the Rev Abbott T. burcice and Nj and
Mrs. Do Wit J. oellcrLn.
lecture under the auspices o, the American Dante
Society by Thomas Davidson, on The -Four Great Re
gous PocmsI.ook OF Job. Orcstes Divine Comedy ard
Faust viii be IN All Souls Episcopal Church th,
evening.
Hamilton W. Mabie Of The Christian Union~ VIII
addro. the students OF Psekards College and their friend,
on 4" Literature Personal Resource az No 1Ul rss
Twenty -tIrd.st. at ~ a. IN. TO-DAY.
meeting Of the Long Island Historical Society Will be
hcd the hall OF the Sorictys building Brookvn on
Monday evening. when Charles x. adams president Of
Cornell University. will read a paper Som, Recent
Discoveries Concerning Columbus"
Professor Eugene Lawrence, recently Of Columbia Col
ege will ihs evening address tie NewYork ncalogl Al
Biographical Society hall In the berkeley Lyccm
on subject Of Governor Cosby OF wYork and the
Freedom Of the Press l73oi7t3." After the address
number OF pictures Will be Xhittel which received
Yesterday from member Of the society rs;eng In
India.
a concert in aid Of The Boys Subscription to st
ChIi,tophcf's Home for Children d" will bo given in the
Central Metho1is, Episcopal Church tonight
The schoonas,ers' Club viii the St. Dcni. a,
30 p. IN. tomorrow. After address on " IIrrburan
Ideas Pedagogy by Dr. Charles De Gcmo. pre.d mt Of
n. Il
Poland, STATE Supcrlntendcntelct Of NewJcrsoy du
Ter will follow.
Edward Muybrldgc Will give an Illustrated lecture on
Animal !ocomotion in It. Relation Design IN Art a,
the Century Club, no. West Fortylrd-st, tomorrow
evening
The free lectures the people under the auspices Il the
Boori Of Education delivered last evening In Grammar
Schools Nos 8. IS. 49, o. 3o. 49, 90 and s3. In .
Hebrew Institute East Broadway and Jenersons Sovera
thousond people listened To them.
The Catholic Cut IA about TO axe arrangements for
holding reception at the clubhouse In about ,hreo
weeks tme.
The Archaeological Institute OF America will hold .
meeting at Columbia College tomorrow evening. A. y.
Bcudeer. who Is weknown archaeoogst, will address
the meeting IL is the socetys hope that they fur
nsh Sl2 900 for three enable them
thorough search through Peru Ecuador and Bolivia for
ancient relies. A gentleman has guaranteed 81 800
condition that he retain control OF the collections
made by the party.
musical reception will bs given tonight at the Van
Norman Institute. Seventy nsrst. and West Endav
by the Sonnekolb College Of Music. number OF well.
known people have been invited, and the programme is
nj attractive
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WARMER IN THE ROCKIES.

Washington March 1O.-rhe Of high pressure hsS
moved III, southward, and is Genital Indsa
It extends from the Plateau regions eastward
Middle and South Atlantic Coast. \ disturbance
consderat l. is central in Eastern NewYok.
second dSpicsson has appeared to the north Of Moo.
taaa. The cold wave has extended eastward 70 the Md.
ie Atlantic and >outhw ard to the northern portions
the aud South Atlantic states the temperature hav
ing fallen 20 erecs 40 degrees in the Mississippi ND
Ohio valleys and the central portions OF the Lake ssons
It is warmer M New England. and decidedly ~
Northern Rocky Mountain stations. Snow has prsyse0
In the Lake regions and the Ohio Valley and the Middle
Atlantic States followed by generally carng and north
westerly winds. Rain IL reported from New England snd
generally fair weather from the southern states III" Cen,
sral vecys and thence nortawestward. The Indications
colder fair weather will Vail on the AGinuc
Coast. south OF Newyork and rain or snow follow d ny
clear weather. in New England Friday, ana fl.f
weather saturday. Warmer fair weater will prevail
the Ccntn' Valleys and thence westward 70 tie Roxy
Mountains,
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
At rInrRrY 10 FIGHT on rHE HIGH SEAS.

portlnnd Me- March l0.-Ihc five cattlemen from
r,. noStou who created riot on board the steamer
fremont on her downward trip from Boston few
nights ago xerc tried In tho United states Commis
soners Court to-day and discharged because there
no United states Inv governing such N case and III"
vessel at the time Of the trouble WAS outside the lutls
dicion Of any state Consequently, although they
half killed the captain assaulted tho crew and attempt
I'd 10 take possession of the vessel they cannot be held
ON any charge. This is tho irst Time this point has
over becn rsSod aud It is generally admitted that
establishes precedent The effect of his decision,
admitted by counsel for the Government + that pasSen
gers NAV 6ght their hearts content. long they
are on the high and providing they u's their fists
They can do all but kin each other, and not commit
crime The onicals OF the Portland Steam Packet
Company intend to have bill drawn up to present to
CON rres- which shall afford them redress In the courts
Of ihe United states against riot and disorder Oh tho
yll spns
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
IRRIVlI or BISHOP ILEJlVDFR

The Rev. DR.. william Alexander. Bishop Of Derry
and Rnphoe. Ireland, accompanied by his daughter
arrived here on Wednesday on the steamship Teutonic
lie comes to deliver Of six addresses on Pr
mary Convloops7 before the students OF Columbia Col
lego. These addresses which will be free to the
public will be given In the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest the first on Sunday evening
Bishop Alexander will be the guest OF bishop Potter.
Next month he will go TO Cambridge. Mass to deliver
course OF before the students OF the Episcopal
Theological Seminary there. Bishop Alexander occu.
pies prominent place in the Church OF England lie
was mnde Bishop in 1857. In 1858 lie made an able
and eloquent plea against tho discs abishmcnt OF the
English Church In Ireland before the House Of Lords
which attracted widespread attention. In 1860 he
retired from tho House OF Lords on account of the
pressure OF clerical duties which have since occupied
his time.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
GRAIN Nv FARMERS HANDS.
REPORT or THE srArsTlcGAN OF THE DEPART
MENr OF AGRICULTURE.

MFNT OF AOllIl
Washington. March lO-The March report OF dis
trbution of wheat and corn By the oatisclan Oh 'c
department Of Agriculture makes the stock OF wheat
I'm crow.r,' hands III 900 bushels. % per cent
of the crop-63 900 600 bushels OF spring wheat and
lOs bushels Of winter wheat. much OF the latter
In states which have practically no commercial dis
,ribution. but entering into local consumption Tor
bread and seed This Is the largest reserve ever re
Iprted that OF the largest previous crop Qs54 being
iGO, 600 900 bushels.
The exports from July to March were 10i o0o-
900 bushels tho fall seed 3G0OO,Ooo bushels the con
sumption apparently. O.0Oo.0O0 bushels; but
larger proportion is taken for consumption In the fall
and winter and the actual consumption is proportion
ally greater than I'm the early spring and summer The
assumed consumption from March !. 1891. 10 March
l. 1892 I, O,OOO 600 bushels. for population Of
GI 200 900: the exports. :0G.oo),0o0 bushels; the
seed 90 100000 bushels: Il distribution OF 502 0oo
600 bushels. With Al 100000 bushels visible and
I7I 100000 bushels invisible stocks there are 27oOo-
600 bushels not directly accounted for previously.
which came In the unprecedented squeezing OF all
sorts Of reserves. mainly from the always uncounted
stocks OF -four between mill and mouth, and from small
uncounted stocks between the farmers granarics and
the visible supply
The average weight OF wheat is 375 pounds per
measured hnshc which is the estimated weight OF the
crop OF 1897. and is ctents Of pound above the
average OF eight previous years.
Tho estimated quantity OF corn IN farmers hands is
$50. 900 OCO bushels. or sl3 per cent OF the crop.
This i the largest proportion reported, that OF
ler9 excepted, which was 410 per ceut or 9700o0.-
900 bushels. The seven principal States have sur
product. against 667 00O,o0o from the great crop of
1889 The proportion merchantAble Il the largest
reported $50 pr cent. against So two years
and the lowest average 50 per cent for Tho frosted
crop OF l7o3. The present average farm price Of
merchantable corn Is 'h2 cents per bushel, OF un-
mcIrhan,able 257 cents.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

This WORLD ExsowxED dictec preparation solid s1sca
derived from superior gow,hs OF more
comb,nc, the GREATEST QUANTITY OF NoURIsHMESr
with the LEAST AMOUNT OF LABOR NECESSARY FOR
IT'S DIGESTION and stands to-day usEivALLED IL
OF TIE SICK coSvALEscgNT
puRx SOOTHING srEEyGrHZSISc its value in evers
on,on and IN all gastric sad cneric diseascsespeciay IN
1xyAyrust DrAEnHdA, and
r,y has been PROVEN oftcn being the only
food the stomach tolerate LIFE SEEMED DEPsSpxs
on ITS RETENTION.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND RELIABLE, it is the s.srss
FOOD for NURSING and cHILpEEs an ncom
narabe amcnt for DYsrErrc. DELICATE IsyrRx and
most delicious article Of DIET
strong as we'll a the weak.
Universally recommended by physicians pharmacists, the
nubc and the press sales and popularity constantly
Increasing; and 1T HAVE SATISFACTORY RESULTS ~
xryxr1oy PAR because IL based on NEnr
md nroven SUCCESS In the past SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS.
Shipping Depot, JOHN CARLE d soNs' Ne" iork
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.

For Northern New gland, rain snow much colder
ab night, with cold
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island ard Connecticut, sA
tonight; clearing during Fitsy morning, Win
a cold wave brisk and high westerly winds dangerous
the coast; fair SATURDAY.
Eastern NeN.York, fair and much colder pr"ceded
by the northern PARTON during Friday brisk snd
high northwestery winds fair saturday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and DeauafA
fair weather and colder noIthwestery winds fair sa,l'
day
For western Ncw-Yo'k and Western fennsyiyanA
colder and fair except Hight local the laAes
fair and slightly warmer saturday.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
PROuIyFyT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENCE-ExSenator Henry G. Davis 4
Virginia and Frank liauon OF Washington, d. O.
GII.SEY-COngr.ssmzn Charles Tracey, Of Albany and
General Thomas L. Casey Chief Of Engineers L. Anys
HOLLAND-James W. scott, of Chicago. and Stlte Sens
ators Edmund oConnor and Charles l.. Walker. NCk
RAY HILL-Coneressman John h. kctcham, Of Doyss
Plains y. Y. and Bishop W. d. Walker, Of North De-
kotl NEw.YoRK-Bsh shop Hugh Miller ThOmpson q
Mississippi. PLAZA-Ioloncl Charles IL. Taylor, OF Bas.
ton. ST. JAMES-EX.Senator Thomas NJ Bowen. u
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
THROWN DOWN BY IHE WIND ~ WASHINGTON

Washington, March IO.-Mrs. Palmer, wife Of To
Illinois Senator, her way 10 the Capitol
about noon to-day when gust OF wind lifted her Oh
her feet and threw her with great force to the stons
tagging. Her head was and she assisted
To tie ladies' room OF the senate. The wound was
not serious aud after recovering from the shock Mrs.
Palmer was driven home. Two young women were
also knocked on their feet by the wind and OF them
was rendered insensiDle
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

engineers and that the regulation Of lights and in
spccon is placed In the hands of board of SUPERVISING
inspectors without any appellate body.
c. W. woolsey, president OF the National Board of
steam Navigation. In letter setting forth the objec.
lions to the BILL expressed the belief that few even Of
the members OF tie Board, with the experience Of
years in navigating vessels would be qualified under
the proposed rules for the places Of engineer mas,er
pilot mate.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

TIE ST. JAMES'S GAZETTE oN THE SITUATION.
London March Io.-"Thc -. James's Gazette Con
<ervative) today accuses the Washington Government
II exaceeratng the dfcul,y Of arriving at ,nlo'ins
vvcndi with Great Britain In regard to the Dehrins
~oa >cll fisheries. The paper suggests That cach sldo
"a scaling "A, usual each rendering an account OF Its
catch the party found by the arhitratos TO be In the
yrnng AT fcrW ard plying compensation.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
WPEy.E on THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

New Orleans March 10-Passcngcr trains arriving
on the Illinois Central Railroad due In this city last
evening we're eight hours late the delay being
caused by serious wreck on the line between Mnr
tinsville and Hnzehurst, Miss. The accident which
was caused BY "A head end collision OF two freight
trains. resulted in the fatal injury Of fireman.
injury to conductor slight injury to the two
engineers the complete demolition OF locomotives
and the destruction serious damage 10 nine freight
cars and the killing OF forty head OF cattle.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
RCMORED BRITISH DEFEAT IL EAST AFRICA

RCMORED BRITISH DEFEAT IL EAST AFRICA.
London, March IL" Tie Standards" correspondent
at Zanzibar telrgraphs a follow, inverted reports
have received here to the effect that Ill. British
East Africa Company's troops have sustained n severe
defeat in With the hands OF large force Of natives,
losing many men and Il Maxim gun. The company's
troops were commanded by Captain Roger. Paruo,
ulars are anXiousiy awaited
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

The information made by south sidc newsdea'er
named sharp who a!lsse. Mcclure swore falsely
in tc-ufyinc that he purchased paper from sharpe
u week ago la; sunday. sharpe was hncd 80 ana
costs or MCCurc's testimony, notwithstanding MS
sworn denial Of the charge. Nineteen addtonal IN
formation, have been mad, bv Mcclure during the
ast few davs against nrwsdc1iers for selling papers
an
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
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healthy, vigorous action by DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. More than all,
the liver-and that's tho key TO tho whole
system. You have pure blood or poisonous
blood, just as your liver chooses. The blood
controls the health, the liver controls tho
blood the Discovery" controls the liver.
Take this remedy in timo when you feel
dull, languid, and "out of Sorts" and you
can prevent disease from coming. Take it
In any disease that depends on the liver or
the blood, and you'll have positive cure.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousncss;
Bronchial, Throat, and lang affections; ev-
cry form Of Scrofula, even Consumption Tor
Lung scrofula) In its earlier stages and for
the most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases,
its the only remedy 50 unfailing and effective
that IL can be guaranteed. II ft doesn't benz.
6t q cure, you have your money back.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
LITTLE STIR AT MARE ISLAND.

san Francisco, March lo-rhe anticipated ac'ivit!
In Ichring this summer has caused some h'ue sur
at Marc Island. The Adams and Ranger are bclhs
made ready for duty rs rapidly a' possible ana men
are being worked upon the Ranger overtime Inc
Albatross which preparing 10 make another SOUND
ing fer The proposed Hawaiian cable. has been orderH
tn cease work I'm that direction II Is supposed the
hin /, intended for duty I'm Northern waters.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

Law AND ORDER AGENT ACCUSED OF PERJURY
Pittsburg, March l0.-Robert Mcclure. the agent Of
ths Law and Order League who has been conducting
Q warfare against The sunday nswsIspers. YVES held
fsr csu,t tAis afternoon IN q 900 bail for perjury.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san Francisco. March 10. 1892.
yesterday,To.day
Nnsferday To d

NEWCOMERS OFF FOR CALIFoRSIA.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Personally
Conducted Tour tO the Golden Gate on March = u
nlling up rapidly. The roundtrp rate !, only *ss0.
including railroad fares meals enroue ana SIDE tips
space should be Engaged ct by applying TO I0urs
Agent. No. SO Broadway. n. Y. -
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
r MAV E some
4 Il H-O for
breakfast.

n, the club. the Rev. Dr. G. I. Thompson. presu'u'
The subject for discussion What Is the MsS',e
Link Bet ween Capital and f.aborl' The formal spein
crs were r. Fulton Cutting. Professor y. T. Gilman.
OF Boston the Editor Of The Literary Worin, & ;,,n
Professor George Gun'on. Genefai o'Sc"s''o" w."
fnllnWcd
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
Trying TO FIND 4 MISSING LINK.

The Quill Club dined at Clarks. in Twenty third ST.,
last night. About sixty members were present. Al
the speaking which followed the dinner the presidents
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

Smith a. Ansslps Dlash Hssisry is UesssPsssei
FOR color and luANea che best aAd chea
and resails u popular pneeS
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

Tribune ofice, March IL. A. NIT was prtly clouoJ
cloudy Of the time Yesterday, with two or mfo0
light showers and brisk high winds, mainly from ths
southeast und southwest with chsngc northweseriJ
before midnight Humidity Registered Ga In the morning
aud s7 at evening. The temperature which ut nign'
showed sharp decline ranged between 81 and 81 degrees
the average (43 being "a higher than the coriepcns
ing day last year. and - lover than on "Wednesday -
In and this city to-day there VIII probably %
much colder fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-11

TIE medical yrsfessios. judiciary snd elorsy recon-
mend Simmons !As4 Regulator FOR all discasss arising
2yeu ne hve9 asd hAEeYs.