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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
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The Approve hing Dinner Hour

Is fraught with pleasant antcipatons for the un
happy mortal plagued with dyspepsia Appetite seldom
discomfort after and between meals always IS his por
ton. Heartburn and 6atulencc subsequent eating
gnawing at the pit OF the stomach before IT, are only
few among the woes arising from this truly implsh
complaint. Sick headache, nervousness, constipation and
biousness it's dabolical offspring. Each and all
Of them annihilated by Hosteter's Stomach Bers
which tones the gastric organs and regulates the liver
and the bowels with certainty and promptitute Chls
ana fever kidney trouble. rheumatism and neuralgia
A. sso rcmedIed by this medicine OF purity and
c.m,,eheosiye uses Invads Of all kinds are greatly
ssd swiftly benefited by It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

sharp advance. Large buying orders we're reeeovp1
from London and Continental operators. Rumor.
were current yesterday afternoon that tho stock
brokerage firm OF Crews. Lichenstadt 4 Co.. a
No. 80 Thr0gmorton-st.. WIS In trouble The umsr
had It's origin in the fact that OF the junior partner
OF the firm became involved In private stock trsns
actions and was unable TO meet his balances A,
soon as the facts became known to the firm he Wa
cashicred and the firm assumed bis liabilities. The
firm is thoroughly solvent. The market closed fairIv
steady, but with an undecided tendency. After t6s
official close OF the Stock Exchange American rail-
read securities developed increased frmness in N.
street dealings. Many OF them showed Sdypucss
ranging from IA to "a over the prices at the ofcs
close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
ARKANSAS BANKS FAVOR REPEAL.

ACTION BY VARIOUS COMMERCIAL AoDlES IN
oTnEG PLACES.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. July 19.-Thc associated banks
If Little Rock consisting OF all the banks oil the
city yesterday adopted resolutions IaVoi's 'he re-
neal Of the purchasing claus" OF Inc SHERMAN silver
law. The Little Rock Commercial League an Ike
wise.
Milwaukee. Wis. July 10.-The committee ap
pointed By President Hansen. oil tue Merchah's AS
socation TO prepare a petition to congress asking
the repeal Of the Sherman silver act held meeting
at the rooms OF the association yesterday Inc com
mittec consists OF John c. Koch. Captain Fred Fabs
John C. Spencer Patrick Cudahy, c. c. Rogers. A. r..
Matthews, julius Gol, {. J. Dexter ana Charles
stark. II was decided to send out a letter TO the
Mayor and other officers Of every city In the state
asking their cooperation In the repeal oil the sherman
law.
Raleigh. y. C., July 11.-rhe Chamber OF Com
merce of Raleigh. at q meeting heid last hsh''
adopto1 the following resolutions:
Resolved. That In the opiOnion OF TINS chamber,
National banks should he permitted to take out cir
cnlaton ON deposits Of cd State bonds and on United
States bonds TO their par Valrc and per cent re-
dcmp,ion fund should H. abolished. anu lhe laA oil
their circulation repealed.
Resolved further. That the tax on state bank
notes should BE- repealed
Resolved further. That upon tho adoption OF
such legislation as will provide adequate facilities
for the increase OF H." currency. We recommend n
suspension Of the law authorizing the purchase oil
silver bullion until such time an international or
new ratio may be- established between goa anu
silver
san Francisco July ia meeting "f California
silver men WAS held at the Palace Hotel last hght'
Many speeches were made, and rec expression oil
oninion ON the situation INDUCED ill., The general
Sentiment was that II is Of the most vital Importance
for Congressman of the Western states 10 "orh Ior
coinage II possible but If not. then Tor whatever
II /, pract calle TO obtain. The principal aadrcS,
was ,node bv Congressman frands Newland, OF
Nevada 4 committee On resolutions was appointed
IA rnport ri mass meeting TO br held on saturday
nirhl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
MECH BROTHERS. OF BUFFALO. FAIL

Buffalo, July 10 tspcclalD.-Mccch Brothers. pro
prictors Of the Academy Of Music whose cInbarrass
mcnt reported recently, gave up the attempt TO
keep afoat to-day and made general assignment 10
JOhn +. Mclaughlin with no preferred creditors. hc~-
.,ai DAYS ago they transferred II 100000 mortgage
TO Mclaughlin. The Mccchcs among the best
known amusement managers in the country, as their
father was before them. The Academy property has
been sold 10 George W. Wheeler, attorney for the
Mcchc for $50 900. Harry Mech dcnies the runor
circulated ut the time the mortgage was filed, Ia The
effect that John Mecchs real estate spccuations hal
caused the trouble The hard times were the only
cau.c The brothers confidently expect TO get Oh
lhtir feet again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
CHANGES IN WOOL CLASSIFICATION.

CHANGES IN WOOL CLASSIFICATION.
4 TREASURY RULING MADE WHICH WILL
GREATLY REDUCE DUTIES or
CERTAIN GRADES.
Washington July l9.-An important change mas o.e"
made by the Treasury Department In the cassinc"o'
of wool which will lower the duty on some grnue'
nearly 100 per cent The change follows Conclusive
evidence offered by wool importers that certain gr'ue'
of high class wool we're practically analogous to gr'oe'
classified lower i'm the wool schedule OF the Mchuiies
bill Hereafter the material known as 149 ana l'o'
6emantine skin wool, and 10, kassapbatehin s"i.,
wool second quality. OF the first or highest cass WI"
he known rs 3O6 and 307 Servian skin wool, anu
$50 kassapbachia skin wool. second quality vi 'ne
third class The changes in duty cannot be maue
clear to the layman through the language oi tue
wool law hut the statement may be accepted as true
that the duty is considerably lowered In some cases.
as previously stated nearly 100 per cent This s'a'e
ment is made at the Treasury Department
Wool growers and importers will be interested III
the extent OF the change shown by the law. frS'
class wool which included the three KINDS transierreu
f., class q Is provided for in the tariff act as follows
Duty upon all woods OF the first class small ny
cents a pound, Woods Of the third class are duuape
os follows On all woods Of the third class ana on al
camels hair OF the third class, the value whcreol
shall be - cents or less pound, Including chhrees
the duty shall be 81 per cent ad valorem.
.On woods of the third class and on camels hair
of the third class. the value whereof shall exceed ,o
cents n pound including charges the uu'y s""'i w
80 per cent ad valorcm.' ,- r,.
Itf,icnlty In classifying wool known a. 14o turkey
improved fleece unwashd causeu the urp' ,n'.n, .,
omit the wool altogether from the schedule leaving IL
with the appraiser to determine its quality The
value Of this wool differs according to its condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

ADMIRAL. MARKHANi'S STORY OF THE LOSS
OF THE VICTORIA
HOW THOSE on THE C,MPERDowN UNDERSTOOD
THE CMMANDFRINCHIEF' OEDEKs-A
GIFT FROM THE DUCHESS OF YORK.

HOW THOSE or THE C>MPERDoWN UNDERSTOOD
THE CCMMANDERINCHIEF's oEDERs-A
GIFT FROM THE DUCHESS OF YORK
Valetta Malta July 19-The court martial which
+ irving some OF the officers of the warshlp Nc'oi'
for losing that vessel of rnpol syria. resumed It,
sitting this morning this being the third day OF inc
trial The first witness was Rear Admiral Markham'
whose flag was flying on the Camperdown when She
ran into and sank the Nirtoria. His Official ais
patches to the Admiralty reporting the TACT III" ,nc
details Of the disaster were read, and he stated u'"'
he had nothing TO add 10 them. Whch pnes'"hc" d.
to the impression made upon him when the slshai
Of Vice ADMIRAL Tryon hoiScd on the Victoria
orlcriu. tat ~, distance l~vrcr The two "iImnS
he six cablc.lcngths Admiral Markham replied
mat ~l,n the sigwl WIS rad 80 SAID - MS naS
lieutenant: THAT Is impossible, since 1t Is an I'M
practicable mano~Nrc.'
The Rear. ADMIRAL then repeated the story OF the
signals a, contained In his dispatches To the Admiralty
lie said that when he sgnallcd TO the Victoria that
he did not quite understand the signal the Victoria
answered that the Camperdown was delaying the
manocnvrcs II then occurred 10 the witness that
he was 10 put the helm Of the Campcrdown down ana
turn her sixteen point, TO sarboard. while the Nctora
would ease her helm and circle round on the outside
NJ IN. division which was led by the Campcrdown.
Rear Admiral Markham said that he had conferred
with his nag lieutenant ana captain, and that both
concurrrd I'm his assumption that the Victoria was ~
mass round TO The outside of the Camperd0wn. Had
1his assumption been founded on fact the manoeuvre
would have been attended by no danger. When he
discovered that his assumption was wrong he watched
the Vicora's helm signal with the closest attention
TIN, Rear. Admiral stated that he cognizant Of
Vice. Admiral TryonS memorandum In regard to dis
creionary obedience of orders when strict obedience
would entail disaster.
In reply TO further questions Rear Admiral Mark
ham stated that when he saw the Nictoria's helm
signals were not altered, he ordered Captain John
stone to reverse the Campcrdown's starboard scrw
and 10 close The watcrght doors In the collision bulk
heads. These orders were Communicated by captain
tombstone 10 the proper officers and were promptly
obey,d. soon afterward Rear Admiral Markham saw
that a collision inevitable and The order to 20
aston with both engines signalled 10 the engine
room when the signal flying on the Victoria was
hauled down the Camperdown was powerless to avoid
"A collision. .
London. July 1o.-The Duchess OF York. the bride
Of Prince George Of Wales has sent 10 The LORD Mayor
$500 to b. added 10 the Mansion House Fund Tor the
benefit Of the families Of those who lost their lives
I'm The Victoria disaster. This money Is the remainder
~ the sum for wedding gift collected by the Lord
Iicutrnans of The several counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts
upon this weak spot as nothing else can. II
rouses it up to healthy, natural action. BY
thoroughly purifying the blood, 1t reaches,
builds up, and invigorates every part OF the
system. o.,
For all diseases that depend on the liver
or the bood-Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious
ness every form OF Scrofula, even Con
sumption (or Lung-scrofulal in its earlier
stages and the most stubborn Skin and
Scalp Diseases, the Discovery" is the only
remedy so unfailing and effective that it can
be guaranteed.
Ii it doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
On these terms, ITS an insult to your in
telligence to have something else offered ~
"iust q good"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE sATASIrA WINS THE QUEENS CUP.

Dublin. July 19.-The regatta Of the Royal Insa
Yacht Club. OF which Lord Ormonde Is commodore
took place to-day on a course covering my miles
off Kingstown strong southwest wind was blow
ING and the yachts had a good opportunity to show
their weatherly qualities Among the yachts mat,
took part in the contest for the Queens 'up weis
the Prince OF walcs's Britannia !. DONALDSON oai-
h,,, and A d. Carke's Satanita. The cup was.
won Nv the satanita which came in two minutes
and for,ythree seconds ahead OF the Britannia when
vas ,,cond. The mainsa OF the Calluna fell during
the race, presumably through the breaking OF lne
ha,ards and this put her out OF the contest ne
Cauna has been unfortunate in tbe races OF hi,ss
town Yesterday while sailing for the lUoGuines
tun OF The ROYAL Alfred Yacht Club. she struck
buoy and was compelled to withdraw IRON 'he raoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA AT NAPLES.

FOUR DEATHS on SUNDAY AND MoNDAY-rHu
DISEASE AT CARDIFF.
wosh;nyton July 10.-Surgeon General wyman
nos received the following dispatch from Passed
Asistant surgeon G.. B. Young, at Naples: .
"Cholera in Naples. -Four fatal cases Sunday
and Monday. Widely scattered Bacillus found In
all Origin untraced No cases since Monday"
Cardiff, July 10.-The British steamer Blue Jacket.
from Marseilles, arrived here to-day with cholera on
hoard and was ordered into quarantine The Rlne
y yt; sailed from Kertch. in the Crimea, on June
81 She called at Constantinople and proceede4
thence to Marsees from which port she came direct
10 Cardiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
JUDGMENTS AND EXECUTIONS.

A. Cohen & CO.. importers and manufacturers OF
lace goods NJ No 1I5 20 10 Princc-st., have
failed and Deputy Sheriff Mulvancy has taken posses
sion Of their place Of business executions aggre
cutinc Slj47D. The partners Adolph Cohen.
Isidor Cohen and Gustav sacneer. The business has
been established twenty three years. A they
said their surplus $4,000. but they had no
capital rating ut Bradstrcets The liabilities are
about OO0o and the Inventory value Of the assets
Is about $4,000.
Three judgments agcreeatng Sl0.307 were entered
Yesterday against Erastus Wnan in favor Of james
NJ Fitzgerald one OF the judgments being on Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
SPOKANE MAKES SUGGESTIONS TO CONGRESS

The president Of the New-York Guaranty and
Indemnify Company received yesterday I'll" follow
Ing papr bearing the signatures OF more than s"v-
cnty leading citizens Of spokane including the Mayor
OF the city, the presdcn, Of tho chamber OF commerce.
several presidents Of banks and trust companies.
prominent Wholesale merchants in all lines. AMI
mine owners and manufacturers:
We. the undersigned citizens Of Spokane. desire say
that that the test Interests Of Spokane would
be action outlined IN the following "Xprc
sons Of opinion could be- adopted In Congress That
Whereas, Owing T. the fact that lack Of confidence
wde.p rcad throughout the world k great the
cause Of the present financial stringcncy; and
Whereas That lack 81 confidence exists large
measure bccau-c the feeling OF uncertainty
ING the future the the Unitcd
States 20 long as the Sherman law II IN and eject
and
Whereas. We believe the Sherman law TO he an I'M
wis, law 10 Is opinion,
First That the nrt duty Of Congress. soon 10 as
scmblc. j. to repeal the Sherman law;
Second That il the Sherman law should lie repealed
confidence would In great measure be restored and tc
financial situation would immediately be much relieved;
Third, That with confidence restored and the financial
.tia ION made EASY. the value Of silver would be 20
increased that Congress- will be able with dcbcr,tion
and safety ADJUST the law, bearing the silver
question tia the interests Of the silver producer aud
tie credit Of the nation may he placed upon salts
factory basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Wimans own note. and the Others OH t~o which
h. Endorsed. Il rot.-a
Charlotte A. d'Anxy Of No. 20 West f'sn,S oshth-st.
I'm fayor of Wallis smith on two Oh Esr notes. one
dated January g. 1857 for $3.50. PAYABLE SIX months
AFTER date the other dated March :. Ioe., iOr $500.
ROLAND f. Beers. who transferred 'n.n 10 Elliott
NJ. Erardslcy. who conveyed them 70 VT. smith.
W. Tnmeenih.,t. Yesterday confessed two jndg
mens for sa2,9oi Tor monsy iTaned a, one fer
g., favor ~ Timothy J. Walsh. Mr.. Kenny has
been in business for twenty ysar ooo year
"s,,,a alone. The Sheriff Is in charge of his store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
Az IRoy NINE sy>rENDS WORK.

Detroit. July 10 dispatch from Negauncc Mich.
"a The Tribune says: The local management OF
the Lucy iron mine yesterday ordered all work si'
pended, which wa done last evening. AT the present
prices and with The slack demand for ore. the com
pany Is unable To profit, after paying 10 cents
u ton royalty 10 the owners Of the land. Matters
Were also rendered wOrs" by the recent failure oi
t,Orrigan Ives Company. Of Cleveland. the commits
sion irm through which the ore output Of the mine
nlnrrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
SHE THREW THE BABY FROM THE CAR WiAD""'

While a Monmouth Park racctrack tram from ~,
yor, was crossing the Jersey Central Railroad bragg
on Newark Bay yesterday afternoon woman 'hre~
a parcel containing newborn baby out oil the "'no
OF OF the coaches. The parcel struck 'ie ne.'s
Of telegraph wires. landing the ties Iheoaore oS
an employc Of the railroad company, happeh'u
standing near by and noticed the peculiar "'", A..
the woman. lie examined the parcel ana lounu '.s
infant which dead lie reported h's Inv
Patroman Michael Connolly. The child was .'r ~
10 the morgue at Bayonne. There Is no clew W '"s
mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
TO STRENGTHEN EsouIMAuLT's DEFENcEs.

Ottawa, Ont, July 81 {. fattersoh' 'ii"'.'"
OF Militia. said last night that he had received q
disnatcb from Maior-General Herbert commanding
,be militia I'm Canada who is now In London statIns
that his business there with the Admiralty and Tress
ury departments had been successfully compie'ed'
This means that the Canadian and Imperial Govern.
ments have at last agreed as to the Strengthening OF
the Notifications Of EsquImaut Harbor, British comm
bia on the Pacific coast. Mr. Patterson o'''eu 'r'
rimor that the object OF Strengthening ior'nca''.ns
on tho Pacific coast had anything to do with Behrns
Sea matters.
San Diego CAL July 19.-The British gunooat
Pheasant has arrived here from the sonih racine
She will remain days and then proceed 10 ESqu'
mault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
. GREAT STRIKE OF MINERS PROBABLE.

London. July l9.-Delegat"s representing -40'"w
ccal miners in various parts OF the country met IN
p,ruinob.m today TO consider the proposal OF the
ne owners to reduce wages % per cent. the cut 70
90 into effect on July IS. After log and heated
debate a resolution adopted declaring th'' ws
conference was opposed 10 the reduction NO decis"
was reached on the question OF strike II the nina
owners persist T. their Intention 10 make rouco"'
bnt decisive action will probably he taken pe''s
IN. conference adourns The general opinion Is that
tho Miners Federation win order strike. which:
shoud II cccur will h" the largest movement oi
tho kird that has ever taken place IN the Ihrea
Kingdom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
GOVERNMENT SILVER PURCHASES.

Washington. July l0.-Four hundred and hny.four
thousand ounces Of silver offered for sale 10
IN, Treasury Department to-day al prices ranging
from gO7lJO TO 10 cents. >cvcnty five thousand
oupces were purchased at SO.1Ij0 the balance being
declined and the same rate rendered. This makes
the total purchases OF silver for the month thus far
O13. 900 ounces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE ITALIAN BANK SCANDALS

CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT THAT 100 LEGIS
LATORs AND JOURNALISTS ARE IN
VOLYED IN THEM. $50,
Rome. July 10.-The Tribunal gives semclndsl
confirmation of the report that 100 Senators, member
~ ,be Chamber OF Deputies and Journalists In
Dicated In the Banca Romano scandals "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
MIR. GLADSTONE CONSIDERABLY :

Iondon July l9.-Closey following upon the shsk'
Ing M received by the Prince Of Wales IN IT. Jafess
Ct recently bv the collision Of his hanson with an
othor comes a somewhat similar accident 10 Mr.
Gladstone The Prime Minister was proceeding 10
the House Of Commons this afternoon. when mn
brougham came into collision with van In Parma
ment SQUARE Mr.. Gladstone though he received no
serinrs injury. considerably shaken up. Atd
a short>d delay he was driven to the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
TO FOHECLOsE THE MORTGAGE on A BREWERY

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company as trustee
has brought suit against the ID. q. Yucngiinc. jr..
Lrcwing Company 10 iOrcclosc mortgage OF
al 800 900 dated October H. 1877 and due January
/. 1888, given on the brewery property at Tenth
ave. Onc-hurdrei and twenty eighth and one hundred
and twenty -ninl sts 10 bonds. lis pendcns
WAS filed against the property yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
s. s. 8. Cures Malarial
Poison

Naturr should be ssslstd % impurities Of tho
blood Nothing does II we'll. safely or promptly
Swifts Specific.
LIFE HAD NO CHAINS.
For three years ! troubled with nailara poison.
which caused my appetite 10 iai aud scat, re.
duced In flesh and life lost all its charms tried ner.
curial and potash remedies but could Get
no relief then tried :. few bottle, O, mi.
wond rfu medicine made complete and permanent cure
and ] now enjoy better health than ever.
j. 4. RICE. Ottawa Kan
Our book on BLOOD and skin Diseases nailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
EXCURSION To WORLDS FAIR VIA wAsHlN"io'
AvD THE u AND q. X. X.

Special trains of day coaches VIII raw XA 3. 10
Central Station foot Of Libcrtyst.. New iOrn' m
A. m.' Monday Juy "a arrive Chicago 20 F. ~, ".
next day. similar excursion Ausast 49,, r. ns,c,s
SI7 ro,lnd trip, Good ten DAYS. iieAct ~s
Nos l72, AIS and LAO broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
CONTROLLER ECKELS GOES TO wASlIINGTON.

CONTROLLER EChElo 1ofio 10 WAolilN6ToN
james IL. Eclels. the new Controller Of the Cur
rcncy. returned 10 Washington yesterday. greatly
pleased with his brief visit TO New York and with the
treatment which lie received hy the people here. lie
took another trip 10 Wall Street yesterday under the
guidance OF cx.Sccrctary Falrohlld. md called upon
some Of the bankers whom he had not met on TUES
day either In Wall street AT thc Union League
club at the dinner which was given In his honor
by Henry w. Cannon and Frederick ID. Happen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
IN HONOR OF GENERAL ARTAs.

A MONUMENT TO THE LATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF CUBA TO BE ERECTED =
Havana. July 1O-Friends and admirers OF the late
Camera, Arias. Governor General OF Cuba who died
on July H. are raising a fund to erect monument
in his honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
Be Careful

When ordering JOhannis, line Ming OF Natura lao'e
TO examine the label and that the cork stamped
1h;e Bruuy,u Zolhaus. Nassau" The genuine label has
Aauuisn diagonay in red letters on white ground
+ ottor;r above and below being white black ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE WEAKEST SPOT

in your whole
system, perhaps,
is the liver. II
that doesn't do
its work Of puri.
flying the blood,
more troubles
come from il
than you can re-
member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
AccFpT NO OTHER WATER AS A SUBSTITUTE.

factory. 1t IS probable that not many inventors
other persons interested will agree with Commissioners
Seymour in regard to this matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL DESTINATIONS
Bar.
Inch.
3O.5
300
% z

In this diagram a continuous white line sho" ,he
changes I'm pressure indicated by The Iribnncs sell TO-
cordng barometer The broken line represents the 'ein'
peraturc as observed at Pcrry's Pharmacy
rrhu,c on,cc July 20 I a m-Thc weather yester.
day was fair throughout the day. The tcnp"fatuie
ranged between ~ 81 degrees, the average "oc'
lsp. H. lower than Tuesday and "a b Cher thai ~
h" corespondlng day las; wear. II will probably %
fair In aud near this city to-day. .s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

LONDON MARKET IMPROVES AFTER WEAKNESS.
London, Jny I9.-Thc stock market opened this
morning with prices Oh parity with ycscrdn, :
closing values In Ncw-Nork Soon after the Open
Inc the list went or and this was followed by a