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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
WRITINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tho or,nuatng exercises Of tho Training Department
- IN. Normal College will be held in the ehape' OF Inc
,sS.,,-,on mis- morning No 10 O'Clock
~. graduating o1n,c.'ss Of the msie depsftm@' OF
c..,n,r School 20. 3. G'eve ana hudsoo SIS VIII 20
t.,a mi. afternoon az i:l5 O'clock An Interesting
rrop,,nus ha, been prepared.
~. for,sslxh snnusl commencement EXERCISES OF thS
,. 4, u. academy connected with the Sonvslt-W hs
s.s,d g,.rs Msnhatsnvtle were heh yesterday ai,Sf
ANN IN tho study hail Of the institution Archbishop
n.r,.n n,esdsA IRE graduates we're MIS- Alice Muf'
rsy ard Mis-. Alice o'Rsl'iy
Gpsn-,a, department II Grammar School No. 49, one'
rnth.s, and Asterd,naye.. Will have
60, ,,,u,l ysc.pron tomorrow a. a n.
,s .h-a annual Nights festival o. The MAMMA
,,S pour,v F.Nei Association will be hed a. Lion TAX
on Friday svenns .
IN. eov.r. o, So. Frsncs XAVIER vii ha" it' io'y'
..,,s .rnu,, commencement. on next Monday evening Al
o'cloch. . -.
t.nrrene.nrn, exerc~s OF tbs female department n
..rnr,, schoo No. e. At Am.ted.msva. ana seventy
..vsn,h.,. wifi he held at 10 a. n tomorrow.
usn,y ovr,cr WI give se'i'" OF 80 organ fsc''s'
.,,,,, Is. .urmsr On sundsy ,.tsnoons IN the Bapa
.r,h,rn,Ge, Secondsv'. ard Tsnth.'... from 70 D
I,c,otk.. A, sAeh eonccr, varied programme vii be
,.or And . nSnrty welcome IL extended 70 all VINO nave
m onpsfrunsy Of leaving the city 1t this season.
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TEDDINGS.

A. tbe village Of Rye-oa tneseund there Sns
hrc,ay a.tersfed wedding Yesterday. Enily' mo
ulr xe., daughter OF Archde-ton kirby, the rector
n, cs-,., C.rrch vns married ~ ire Rev. Frarhlir
s Moore The ceremony va. performed by tho fa'le.
=, tho b1aA Gee BRIDE vas escorted n the chnncel
hv he- hro4her fre ushs7~ all young cle7g5n"n OF
the Eplscoqal Church, were ire Rev M'.sr' henS
NJ l,rl-n---A g. Cugmins, W. ". Hnnce anu n
G Nseb0ls The REV. James c. Mitchell "a' inc
boat man The brits WIS attended Sy her sT'"'
Miss Louise Ki-itty. wedding reception ioho"r
In the rectory, ateN which the bridal party sn7'h
a, a wedding rip They viii live 81 Rock springs.
Wyo. where Mr. Moore has been appointed rectcr OF
The c---ch Of ire Holy Communion.
brilliant ard fashionable wedding took place
la., evening al Montrose few miles from PeeAshn'
wh., james X. Agar married Miss eczema ANN
Bellefeule The bridegroom Is well know IN Aoany'
where he began A.. career as messenger IN 'he AZ
semb1y. Aftsrward for SIX years he was the Speakers
cley; He Is General Rusted's confdcnnal 'e'1ears
The bride Is the eldest daughtsi Of Mr. and Mrs.. M'
ward D. Benefeuille Her father is chairman OF me
pass At he home re BRIDE. parent. =. Msnrss
s@s s'y 'sa : ysa Va. S,s
: W. '',;r $1,000. =: @' ~ .''s sr: {:
ss u; ". ;.s: T S:ss 81
Ns.ssEs c sSss: 4 r. F9yI Villa. u
Rob SSseron ~, ~ VI. cA ss n bg John n' saTY
Xon 6 fsshay tS.,,. ~ yHIrl w; J.n'i
Ajlsn G. a. Ell,.on Mr.. ara Mrs. John Marie. cor
porason c.uq.e 4 r . cTym9 E ns.,I.S 6sp
issia "a Esr III Fink and Geor,. Y. B. rro,'.
largely ATTENDED -sadirg ~, tsat # Mis. s' c@
o, Brws.rs' ano l,,, .v.n,n. TIE ccrernonr
va. in s. Andxv. 0sutch ane vas ps:or r. r.. ~
Eaar = russell. Of North salem. Al, the rccsrtion
]. the home q the bras'. parent; Mr. g. Mr. =
iso ,S.,d .o"sS oksr theft congrasulatlon.
@ RE- a, city prs y;i m: Va, S boz. Hrs .a
onS iennsnd Paige and Charles Z. Has1. Of th
l,tt.. n}asn acted AZ ushe-S
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OBITUARY.
O0LoSrL Henry DOUGLASS.


Colonel Henry Douglass, United States Army re-
tired. died on runtny morning AT his home in RaTnegnt
Park y. J., from paralysis. He was tho son OF
Major David Bates Douglass. professor 81 engineering
NJ Wevt Point colonel Douglass was born az West
Point ana entered TIRE academy thers In fei7. Ho
xsy s7SAuar.d in 1882 and rtctv-d his commission
ne br.vc- <.rond ii.rtsnsnt 81 the Nh nfartC A."r
tr-o year. perv<ca A. hIrerrnt frontier posts h~ was
pro-,oroH 70 b second l-tsnant In the 9Th infantry
ana se---d ~ t5e tronr taking par, in many Indian
shivrni.,es IN ~ the -rth--k ~ the Civil War. He
vs, IN sAe bst4s ~ Rull Run and took part in tic
r~rrpsAo a,f N~-'~,ppi campaigns. At The barle
n stono Tvsr whilo II command Of battalion "
the 18th Infan'rv. he wounded and after tho
battle ~ Mnrfressbcrough WIS brevrted rlaior for
bravo and merlto-ou, service
soon ,f.rws.,i he was taken I'll with tynnof fever
ard had 20 retire 70 Cincinnati where HI nursed
Tx relatives. before Nv complete recovery he was
arrpohrted AMY Pavnaster AZ Columbus, Ohio NJ
the I'D Of the vnr he rned - the frontier. where
he lad como nrducus s-ryice. lie had charge OF the
military sr-,ng-nicrt ~ the commission for settling
tho boundary between the rnited States and the
CAnnhar Northw,,t IN I3i5 he was mad" colon"
Of ths 10Th Infantry ana had his last active duty az
Fox Marcy NeT-MAytro. IN March. i-ol, he was
rcr.rsd n aceo',r, n Old aSe.
colonel Douglas. VA popular officer and inspired
a feeling n friendship In nearly all with whom he
carr In contact A. to battle OF Stone Rive he fell
eve-ely wounded and within range Of the bullets Of
tho aer,v At that si3N- ~ the fight bis division
lad 70 retreat and II seemed inevitable that ne would
be dd as be ay On m, I'M s' ana a pe Inn 10
race Of comparative sa:"'y ar9 after ne Iset hsh
BIN corvy 70 ere b. 'onid be @t,snf &c. by f. IT,
lc,T. WIDOW tsree rrown.up IONS and two Younger
cSiidrcn ia. tinelal Wa held ysstsrrNr nosTrF al
NJ, h,m.. Ihe suIel vas in the Douglass vault IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
GOOD TENNIS At PHILADELPHIA.
MARKED IMPROVEMENT SHOWN IL THE rLAY
OF TEE WOMEN

Philadelphia juno 81 (SprcnY.-Phiadelphia so-etv
turned IN force today the nrst day. play
lstles nauonal tennis Tournament Leid turf
D. ne rhi,1eiphs Cricket Cub The Day. pay
showed tina, ne women are irrrons the game 4. rap
ldy TIE rlcn both IN skil snt endurance. Many Of
N. cons~,snr attempted the vo.y game with marked
~ucec-. and tn. lonbnc particulars vel PLACED
srcur.ec Most OF the known Nsw.York player. ar.
entered snd th. rivalry strong WIZ shall nave
hone, n challenging Mi~ Mab-l Cshll the pr',.nt Ma
tioaN champion. M- B-ssie Moore, o: Ncw.york. IL
cooked uron the most probable winner. She - p,c
easy stroke but doc, h Tho BAT quite hard enough
Ms. A. schultz, smother Nsw.York.r, gave a splendid
II volleyins and her teu. although Miss
Donaldson gsve her close rub.
In ire m-n's singles Inc surprise defea. Of
ex.chanpon Jossph s. CLARK By r. V. Beach. the New
Haven each Il, IA expected that the r-cns ana ladies'
singles viii bs finished tomorrow. Following ore the
result. Of the days play:
Ladies singlrs preliminary roundM,s a. T.. Schultz,
y. Y. T. C., srat Mss 2. Donaldson. Belmont c. G.,
Ell as o-S; Miss H. NJ Butter, Augusta. Ga, nea:
Miss A. b. William Philadelphia c. C.. e.. 81 Miss
A. O. wster, Philadelphia c. o. beat Miss Ethel Bank.
son. Belmont c. c., 81 o.. 60.
FIRST rcunt-Mrs. A. II. Ha-ris. Phtadelphia c. c.
beat Mi.s H. V Beaumont. Belmont c. c.. e.. 20
e.; Mi.s n. Moore. HohoRus Valley r. c. beat Miss
T. e'tyfr Bernon. C. C., 80, 90; Miss Wisier bent
Ms. Butter, s-i Go. e-s
Mons .ina1-. preliminary round-M. Fielding. Gcrra.
town G. c. beat T. T. Brre. Chestnut Mn T. e. o-1
rs; r. Y. Peach Nev.Heyen T. c., beat J. = Clark,
Germantown c. O., 1-6, c-5, 1o-s.
First rocni-A. c. Dcnnison, Germantown c. C.. Ie't
J. IT Oliver Belmont {. G.. e., 6-l; q. X. Rowland
r,r,da,rb,a O. c. beat T. B. Townsend C-ermantown
C. C., o. s-2; H. H. Prott, Belmont c. c.. beat j.
renny IT,. Germantown c. c., Cd, o-s. Ct: NJ u
Smith Belmont Q. c. beat II. Trotter. g. Phhadeph's
C. c. 81, e-1; II. p. Barlow Germantown C. {" eot
c = Newhai Chestnut Hnl r. c., 1s-if, % " J..
Iandr,,n Msr,on c. c. bca. F. N. piie Belmont c. c,
= k-f
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full nome and address
nIHD


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SSI., s u fs s 5s1 II H''sn
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r ss,s =. b, late residence On "Wednesday June I'd
rsa; ~ GRIND Central Depot Via Harlem r. r at
Ys1, svg s"f , r. ls ssS 81 h. sss s ss
nt.ss I'd ' s.ss S S,:s . 4 ., e o'clock
; @ssn ,s Paa hannie
i f5'9STSs R''ih IN sreenvooa Cemetery.
a5a;vs ~ se sss ro e!a % i,'"o %
rn TaTl4, ' .sS t 2 GGSSs ts family
s f5s !oy 5'ae 3 * sdly " saS Mary
6ueItin Sherry. aged four months
SMITH-On The 2Is. instant, az Poinfeld New-Jersey.
fr'd. W: Smith, 10 ty vttieth year OF nj. age
Notce.o funeral hereafter
- cs11.s ;ss.
west Of shave. Wednesday morning, 99 oclocH June 70
TYFRs-At Dobbs FVrry. New.Yo.k June Fl, Richard II
Ty-r,. in tho Goth year OF his age.
bis ss'n n; ss t 1s%r1Is s.y
Ina Grand C4nval Depot al IS p. m
Interment private.
MAPLE GROVE cTMETERY. on the Long Islsnd
Railroad Maple Ssst0ni Is minutes ride.
For descriptive psnphe, address 23 Broadway, ~ z.
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r1-vrRAL n MIS-. RpBEET r. WINTHROP.

Boston Jnne Fl (speciall.-1he funeral oil the vile
Of Robert { Winthrop AZ st. Pauls Church to-day was
attended b an Unusual number Of prominent persons
Tie n,ll.besrsrt wore Robert II. Gardiner, L. G. Fem
william Mno- r. Hnropurt Amory, Pcrcival Lowell!
Professor Wendell, Or. Romans, Mr.. Fitzhugh and
Alexander Porter. Among the prominent persons IN
attendance were Associate Justice Cray, Dr. Oliver
WendcI Holmes. Nathan Appleton Robert Treat
Paine Mr. John sturgis Mr. and Mrs. Gardner I"
Hammond George 7. Chase. Arthur Dexter. John @.
Gray and s. H. Russell; several members OF III" fca
,ody and Rogers fn.nilies, John F. Andrew, j. Hamp
40, Pbbh L. Everett -alionstnI. Augustus Lowell
yavard Bangs, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Curtis, Miss Win
throp. Of New-Yorf: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brimmcr
r Randolph Coolidge, .udg" Lowell, cx-Mayor Green,
Arshur Smor7, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Worthey
Colonel Henry Lee. Dr. rs7pen r. Francis Or George
y c,,oris ana several Sisters from ~. Marg3retS
5|he bnrial va. az VI. Auburn IN the family lot
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rnrrs OF LILLE KnELD,e rArR.

VashIngton June ol.-Assstant Secretary spaIld-
in9 IN, instructed the Collector o. Customs no Chi
cago th.t samples Of articles imported free of dntf
* exhibits 81 the Worlds Fair may be fr--ly dis
,hbutrd by tho exhibitor provided snch samples arc
n, M commercial value. lie says thst No imported
article AT the Exposition shall b" sof and denveref
however, without payment Of tho DUTY upon tho sam.
after duo entry Mt tho Custom Houso. Showcases
raillnss STANDS and enclosures designed for use By
any exhibitor will lie admitted free under general
reg ilatiOns
At today's session Of the convention Of tho National
Turner Hund q committee, consulting OF Hnso
Mronch Of -. Louis. George ". spe-, Of washington.
snn H. Mctx-er Of New-Yorh was appointed to
present 20 Congress resolutions which were adopted
nro,estlnr against closing the Worlds Fair on sun
dov and also protesting against the probable acron
81 congress psohlbng the salo Of beverages on the
air grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

Phna1 lpha juno - ~ e"al.-The bi'i' Tor hn So
rial Of tho wear tho Ooor2o W Chlds champion r'FN
Tor d,tancc in day forvordd their he,t'n-
.t,ti.n below Ivnchbufg Va ss5 rfes from home .,
right They will be let free IN Thursday n the weather
snnb, The entry IL the funston nine ~ all E'Fcr.
the tom ttat has nowr IN four Journeys GOVERN:
ssh miles. without member being either lot m inur'f
only one q, the fpht has been night this 'a-o1
Two other teams will b. their stations roa1T i'r to
,rt for this rare SATURDAY. tho birds ~ tho Relieves
Club Of M. city leaving tomorrow night for SAnh CIR
in. and tho Rhode Isind Fedoraor- night coming n'r'
f- forwarding Virgri1 Thu'fav. sixteen bras o.
H. g. Thursion Fall River. will BE- liberated from Mnfi'o1
scpo,a Garden to.morrov. OF these. six ~rtiho'
vounsstors and entered for the Nursery StaSes.
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THE YALE MINES WEAK CONDITION.

Now.Havcn, Conn. June 81 (Spcciall.-The Yale bal
,rne Il ia weak condition Tho abtcnce ~ Russian
,,,ro the team ha. left ,acacS at third ba'n which
..,not ho Allied Tho pnme with Harvard ~ Cambridge
,1 tsko place Tuesday. and Captain Murphy sas d'
,Ided upon .nothor change, At the last moment lie vi"
rc.,rno his old place a. ,hort'op. pu,l,s kc'7N =,
thir1. This movo viii mike tho tam uh'''a1l' ~
cazie cannot be depended on ~ critical mon"nr HIS
,.,,o ,vcr,re too Is low. Jackson, tho srt bi'sn,n
,s been disciplined by Captain Murphy for in'nbordnA
tim and Freshman Spisr being trrd Ter he pac'
stsgg and Dalzcll 1rlvcd here tonight ana w" eoa'H
-, tram Tomorrow Pagan hartford l'f'hsnded
,,,.Ao, has traa engaged ptch 70 Tho T'l" b've-
,,,n after the last eamo with Harvard next W"t' A.
s,,a,,.,,. the Harvard man. f. also l.,thsnd,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

parhv win, exsecr,tary Blaine and family pre-
scented by Ex-Governor ROBBIE and adopted by
rising vote j. H. Manley was reelected MEMBER
Of the stnte Committee.
Then the convention nominated Henry b. CfaVe''
q, Portland. for Governor by acclanaton. senator
Hale on his way to Washington stopped on ana was
welcomed by the convention He made a short speech
Ernest VI. Gooda Of sanford. WAS nominated as
candidate for elector in the District; VI. c. Wedse
weed of Lewiston. in the I'D District Colonel A. W.
Wild. in the lid District. and Rodney G. Penny, OF
Monsoon In the IVth District.
Congrcssrrcn Seth L. Millikcn ard Charles a.
Boutee addressed the convention. both being hear'y
received The platform adopted dwels Win SANS
faction upon tho nnexampled growth and prosperity OF
ths county Under the Admntla'ion OF the Repanhonh
party The groat benefit Of temperance and prohibition
states that the Republicans Of Maine committed to
II the great principles OF the party protection to Anne l.
can labor and reciprocity sound currency IN WHICH
The aim shall he 10 keep gold and silver al party :
advocates immigration restriction, 80 as TO cAoluue
convict and paupcr labor snd criminal classes. the
return OF the Republican party to power IN the "a
onal House OF Representatives. md che rescue OF ta'
bransh NJ the Government from tle control OF the
Democratic parry m addition. tn. platform rscos'
n,es trio remarkable success OF President Ha'1N'h
Administration which in every department. has been
coniuct-d with wisdom and prudence, and which mas
bccn characterized By series Of tGumphs In all is
policy, both Al home and abroad 1t declares ina.
Maine VIII lead ~ way for ars2n ana s KeG and
sH Nh . S1TssT :: to ING S s r.s and sHGa
III tsaa:'; +; q s:gs m
y CAN @ aoTs 7. sST ss0 No: S1'
fa,s' the he, S Ss21 " ssn opa Il.
ar enc "eF Witch 0 be- has ABLY prstsc bis PROCESSION IN
fo I He served rxs Terms As Attorney General
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r0NFOgr on 4 THOUSAND TsLANBs

one Of the most pleasing regions ~ tAs great continent
the Thou,ahd Islands Of tn. tNcs St Lawrence and on
the popular resorts 81 Two eonntrAs Is u'Nly
de,er he'd and pcturcsQuciy au.ratss In r'it ntiN
rnhle Jus. 'ssucd for fec distribution by m, Sswxotx
Central Railroad. crcs ibis charming SPOT t.s dMcut
o. rrs., 70 mes, Americans. hu, ,nk' N the enArgy Of
u. Sev.York Central which has assumed control Of lines
connecting ID main 'hororGhhro With As <. Orrrhts
rive, a, yhfr~ or ,a,.n,seous rpirs AL a.
r,.nrrs n. irxrrids rsv,l WI be >. Nt npn-shf
81 the tours. booked FROM sino-t any ftt h' hhd
N ,hs COO. snd romaSs sroup OF resorts me thnA b.,
tween this cir and the rSer IS less than t~elve hours
and intending tourists would do well % wfte 10 G~Sste
D,,ials renera IasunGcr agent Tor a eoSy q Ne paw
n6ok Seforc finally settling pisn- Yr the sunsUf
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r,,r yyogr Yv4YD LEGISLATIVE LAB0Rs.

Providence. r. /. June 81 (specaD.-Thc general
Asvanrhly held short session today. and the pros
pects OF carly adjournment 20 January afo not prom
IsIn0 In the Senate the Newport Ward DIVISION OH
will come up for passage tomorrow In order that u
nnv he put into practice at the fall election Inc
Democratic Senator from Foster. who was chosen BY
, hand vote Al an adjourned meetinE VII have ~
walk tbs pank at an early date Owing 10 the foct
that eeverl weeks will be required for me 'fanScrp
hon Of the testimony in Newport election ose' ncuo'
thereon il hardly probable AZ this session. IN inc
Hou.a to-day the Democrat. cent on record az bcins
ouro,ed 70 brrniol elections. and voted soldy against
the n,nrn1tfor N submit constr1nonh nmonh
men, I'm that purpose TIE Bill lacked eNTera cotes
nj the necessary majority. Wh!'fon. the leader OF
me Rernblirnn. voted no. nd then nnde motion
~ recon ~itera-on and the BIN will be PLACED on III
ressage on any tey when 'he Republicans have
majority ~ Tie Hou.e present. Tne amusing feature
n. 40 csse is that b,-nrhl elections havn ben one
n, the stock "reforrs- which Democratic smmpee
and newspapers have cIamored FOR.
While Ma-or Hugh J. Carroll the Democratic boss
,nd local rasnnu Of pavtu-st. f. absent AZ chicago
,he gsru,Hc,n majority IN the Gty Conncr have
h14n having thirys their own wnr, Alderman DAVIS
ProubIican IL acting Mayor. Nc called special
rnt&inr lost night End the v1riouS propositions In
~ r.rA ~ local government for TJch the Republican,,
haNH ronteot,d we're put through IN n hurry and Will
iSnoye laws before Mayor Carroll resumes the crown
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GIVING NOTICE 70 POLICYHOLDERs

Inquiries In -uch large numbers have been sent to
tho New York Life Insurance Company, asking If the
,avart1ses OF the new accumulation policy arc not y
no e1en6cd 10 the old policy holders. that the com
pany maize public statement that TIE NewfoFk LIP
4, mutual company and thas all privileges when ara
,x,end-d - one policy holder nrs extended to IN"
o~hers IN the game class. The dement's Of e1e now
,-curisrop policy therefore. are extended to existing
non.fori.iing free tonhre policies n appi'Hnon TO
tne comp.ny's home once. AS cach case mn'' DO
,,-, M In order o. ri,a fIwcver there Will necea
s.r Ss sine delay In complying With the requests OF
snnieants.
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,,ru1 rurirY PROTECTED ~ BOSTON.

Boston rune 81 Special. boston Is soon TO have
,nothsr ,hesrre II Is TO be bnilt by p. =. Keith
owner o. the B,jou ana Will be on Washf~ gtonft
between ire Adams House ana the Bjon' Inc
theatre will be ono OF the largest IN the coun'fs'
,o- =, r,i, er,cnd back 70 Masonst. covering the
land between the Boston Theatre apd the Adams
We, Thorc will be three large balconies, WHICH
Will furnish seating accommodations for hundreds Of
those who are seeking for Amusement at popular
picr, The stage will be about the size Of that
OF the Boston Theatre. which Is one Of the lsTyess
begun early In July.
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WITCH Suffering FROM TIE HEAT.
11r THERMOMETER ONLY RECORDED NINETY
ONE DrGKEEs HOWEVER.

oSY DrGKEEe, HOWEVER.
Tho hot wave was still mere yesterday' Inc
,rsrc,ry hogan its dreaded climb early IN the gay
err. water cooling DR. ns and seade resorts HoursLe1
v>tls rroclo ohusad TO stray in the dty "lltea ana
drorpsh A wear ago yesterday II was COOL tnc
heat nt being over "a degrees at the hotess part
~ me DIV tu, study Of the cool weather OF F'ar
ago brought little relief 70 tho.e Who Were 'uHcris
no,, tho h,at Of y7.terdsy. At o'clock IN the
or,n, ire fhrrm orneter registered IS degrees OF hed
and =. rioct II registered the same. fy O'CLOCK
me r,srrrry GOT mp 70 90 degrees, and &C noon II
,,ooA =. S. She highest reached was At $50 ooioc"
N +he afternoon when the mercury sooa ~ 81 ae're.
A, & o'clncN IN apite Of the cooling shower "Iion
o.noe m cut OF ire west, tho thermometer "s'erc
90 terree. A. o'clock II had fallen 70 el degrees.
tn. vss tho temperature on the street Inc onci'i
.e,,re-ztnre on rre top Of tire Equitable Bunns on"
- =, bi,her Than &c degrees. The humidity Wes ~
intp,.s towever tlat many people thought II m"s'
sorA, 70 me hottev DAY Of the year ana thousands
s.d 4r the rrelterine streets Of the city 10 tho sea
es-,a and M III. rtver and the sourh. The popular
ord conmodiou, vessels Of he Iron Steamboat COMPANY
and the Hudson River LHe were espeHaHY VOL
patroHzsd.
The poliee Yesterday sent 70 hosrrals or 70 the'r
hores the following persons who were prosrated by
The .c-+ q, he street, Henry Ashford aged forty nine
80 II Es-r Tvcnry-third ~. louis Dahl aga uT'.
thirty. Pacfc.,ce ara Morris .,ova, Ierssy ~
Frank Collin aged twenty a9e No ~ CncrH
Eighteenth ~.
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EDWIN GOULD TO MARRY MSS sHHADY.

The engagements Of Edwin Gould 10 Miss sainh
ca,,,ns shrady daughter Of Dr.. George r. Shady.
81 ,,,, civ 1, annonncsd. The two young people
n.t for IN. .frst time at . reception given By Jay
Gould lsst winter. wncn Miss Heisn Could made hrr
FRI appearance IN society. and 10 was case OF low
at first .irs. Arsswsrd they met frequently AZ
dancing ela-s OF which Mrs. shrady w.s patrone<>
and since then Mr.. Gould has been devoted adnireI
Of Miss shrady. Jay Gould tas at once notihed o.
The enxagennt ana telseraphed on Monday nom Eads
Col eva al senh best wishes to you on your en-
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THE HEATHER REPORT.

THAT COOL WAVE STILL IN SIGHT. BEYOND THE
MISSISSIPPI
Washington juno oI.-rhe h,roUoter is low norm Of
, lo.r ake region and It IS also low over th9 southern
,ud central plateau ani R6c&y Mountain districts "h~A
,hoo IA. been dad,t decrease IN pressure during IN"
, 4, b.n-a Cloudy vsatner conrlpcs throughout tho
-, ,sv ~ re Nn.si..lpni win local showers.
Showers are also r,JorNn r-n rhA AHtrnH N''thw''s
generally oir re,.hsr contnuci r''t 81 tbs h"i'rr
?, IS v.r-rr in the central M.I'vp vrll'y. ant from
~, tas, Cuff South Atlantic Scst'' nor'hw'rd u he
n .po,r '' Hs,l:st "a, los i:,. sad I4s,'' ~
~ ave- ~. Rs..v Mo'tts d-.t.rt JfA INC. =
& t mat ho wr,. vii coatirre in th. res on. go, y
Nc Ni,.r.ippi SIM continued vnu "tahe' eS.[ri ~
WodnAvaI tvnniu. WNrcr teatrYy far Weather
viii prevail u.st - thH lov<r NI>'sipp''
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pusrRVOIR EXPECTED TO BREAK.

pottsville Penn June o1.-word has been re-
ceved here that the POtrsve Water Companys dig
reservoir on the mountain southwest Of FracKViie'
has started. and In order prevent a catastrophe
to the people likely 10 be affected should the Gam
break kilograms and messengers have BEEN dispatched
along the valley between the dam and Pottsvihe 10
inform the residents Of Newcastle Sc. Clair. PORT
Carbon and Pal0 Alto. Of the condition Of arairs.
ard suggesting TO them 10 be prepared 20 take 10 tho
hills on an tnstant's potice. Hundreds Of inhaoi
tonts OF these towns have in accordance to TINS
taken N tho hills Others are Arranging their house
hold goods and vauabe.. and still others are getnng
I'll" raIaeraph operators along The line near the
S,m are b.paied 70 sound the warning Instantly
and ave notice OF approaching danger.