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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
MEETINGS AND ENTERT AILMENTS.

fair for the benefit q beds in the Babies wards Of the
Postsraduatc Hospital viii be given at Shcrry's from
until p. On April D. There VIII be ''ntnloqui'm BY
Professor Henderson. and Punch and Judy show.
An entertainment benefit Of The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund will be given by the cadets Of Columbia nsti
te in the lccture.room Of Boomngdac Reformed Church.
Wednesday evening next
\, evening Of poetry and cong will be given by I'm"
Vocal Band Of the Presbyterian Church. st the
First Union Presbyterian Church. td@hty-siNth' and
Ie,ington.avc.. on Tuesday evening neat.
DWIGHT IAthrop Elmcndor will give on illustrated
lecture Oh "Ireland" at Institute Hail. No ~ ana ~
Bovery on TUESDAY evening next.
Tho Phologan Literary Society VIII nave an ami
ycrsary celebration at IIa'dman Hall to-nch'
Arrangements have been made by President Low u
Columbia College, for public lectures by Robert Vel
xcru rvrrIl professor Of Greek IN University Of
Dublin on Latin Iltciotuie' I'll" lectures VIII b."
given in room No. II. Library Builling-thc hr't ON
Horace" the evening OF April D. ana inc "ceo"" Oh
open ius and Juvcnal," April :.
Last evening two hundred aiu>ts ana iiehds AT
tended the sorcc musicale gi>ca by Mm" Muro'cIi at
her home No ~ Irving Place. The posramm' con''stci
chiefly of solo, duct. by her former and present
pupils Among the selections w,Ic aria from Faust
by Mrs Nicoli "Robcrto' Mis- Bchan; "Toe Tor,'
Mis- Blanche Arcaignc duet 'FayorIta" Mis- liulsean
and Is. Ein-tcin Signor Ia adj pay"d inc p'io'' iS
from Chopin.
The Union Revival services now being conduetfa in
Eabglon L. L. under the leadership Of The Rev Arthur j.
Smith have aroused much interest 1t has been decided
hold midweek sabbath On Wednesday Maich ~
In response appeal fom the rNansriri emu mes
the businc.s men hive decided TO close their pace, Of
business afternoon Of that dcy Every saloon anu
tar will be closed IL expected that the Boad oil
Education will close the subtle schools On that day
On Good Friday night under the direction Of Robert
Iant Walker Stlincr'e The Crucihxion" viii be given
st the Church Of the Holy Nativity. Onehundr'dand-
thirtysx.st Miss Charlotte Walker will ling at the
onegiory Gounod's There Is Green lill Far Away"
George KEENAN, has been IN at lis home in Washington
rce carly February being postpone about thirty
Lecture appointments Mr. KEENAN, lccured almost hghty
fom November IA February o. inclusive His friends will
be glad OF his recovery lie VIII resume his un
finished tour in Marshalltown. Iowa April 3. and VIII
c,o.e /, Nav Mr. KEENAN, has made $4,000 lccturn2
I'm the lat three Sa-oii'
lanes whitcomb Rlcy /, resting IN The city week
N, Riley has met greater In the last season than
aver bSore, lie made extensive tour in the Mid
Al. States and on the Pacific Coast Crowded houses have
erected the poet everywhere Ills tour viii close On MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
THEY STOLE Pr RISES FROM WOMEN SHOPPERS

Complaints were made 10 the polio" recently that
women Visiting the shops in Fourte-nt-st had been
robbed Of their purses AMI trnkcs I'm the street.
II was said that young thieves brushed against the
women In the crowds and >natched articles out OF
their hands. Detectives IIanlon and Sloan. OF the
Mercer 4. squad the watch In the street late
Yesterday afternoon and caught two OF the thieves
at work. At the police station the prisoners sald'thcy
were John Dean of No. 81 Divi,ion-st., and Ernest
Costello Of No. Is Roosevelt Il. In their pockets
were two pOchctbOOhs. silver watch with a gold
olain and two rings which they doubtless had stolen
The detectives said they had passed other articles
to "A confederate, who made his escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
TIcKEr AGENTS DISCHARGED.

Five ticket agents at the Cortandtst. ferry nave
been discharges during the last week. 1t was re-
ported IN Jersey city yesterday that system OF
exchanging tickets was discovered. and that the
company was being defrauded ont OF considerable
SUMS. superintendent Bloomsbury. Of the ferry,
said yesterday: We found some Of our employees
who were not doing what we thought they should
do. and we let them 90. We have no Information
10 give 70 the public 1t makes no difference 10
the public how many were discharged II Is not
an unusual matter. "" have 10 make changes
every now and then when men become careless
mpndrnt 10 passengers through drnihg UT any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
. Notorious BrRGLAR CAPTURED AGAIN.

Detectives OBrlcn and Mctancy Of the 'eh'ral
oric. arrested a man named James Moore, nlias
Jimmy Urown alias " Butts" Wilson. alias william
Eisman forty years old. on tn" Eowrrv TWO dHvs
ago lie Is a wcll.knOwn burglar and has served
twenty years In prison. ON April -, last year.
Moore entered the cigar factory "i NJ barrah'o NO
PSI Pearl st ard said h. wished TO rent IN" premises
u.> Joor which were vacant lie gave JncUb
Enpper the brewer his reference. Moor" rented
the premises and began 10 stock the place with leather
saving he had n new process Of tanning. Ilat hiSh'
nm entrance was made through the rear Of the cigar
factory, and cigars valued III Ss,ooo wrr" Ntoi"n'
,bout O'Clock next morning Moore was seen load
Ing case, on truck which were supposed 10 con
tain ra;hrr, but they wcr" filled with cigars Most
Of the property recovered, but Moore escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
FOR TUE FUNERAL OF J. r. JOHNSTON.

The funeral OF John Taylor Johnston. VINO died on
Friday NJ his house. No. fiftlav will be held at
tho old scotch Presbyterian Church. In West -FOUR
feminist. tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The pail
bearers Will be- John \. Weckes. George r. Belts
John :. kennedy, Samuel =. Avery william Z. Prime
Henry c. Marquand. James r. Taylor and Gordon
Norrie. The Rev. DR.. william X. Richards OF Plain
field, Y. j.. assisted by the Rev. DR.. John e. Bliss
OF this city, will conduct the services. The burial
will he In the family plot nj Greenwood.
The council OF the University OF the city OF New
York Will meet this morning at the church to ar
range to attend the funeral in a body. Mr. Johnston
was for forty seven years member OF the council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
JOSEPH KLEESEY, THE SCTCIDE. BURIED.
PIrIrrL SCENES AT THE FUNERAG.-MoNEY FOR
FAMILY.

his FAMILY.
The body Of Joseph KlcrsSy. Of No $50 Myrle.avc.,
BROOKLYN who on Thursday committed suicide by burn
Ing himself alive ia the presence Of his family. was
buried Yesterday the Lutheran Cemetery. At O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the funeral services were held In
IN. home In The pnrlor the dead man lay In cheap
coffin. \ crowd thronged the room. Will" Dr. somers'
OF the German Evangelical Lutheran Church, read
the services.
A. The coffin carried TO the hcars' Mrs hier
soy realizing for the first time since sh" "ndravored
TO smother the flames that Killed her husband that
She was abmt TO BE- left alone. broke down ana
soli-d Jat.onsiy she was carried to carriage
moaning: on joe you're gone now. Il I'd the littie
ones won't be hungry. but I'd sooner have you awe
and starvc. Oh. why did YOU do 1t =
II the grave the poor woman almost io't her
reason Her three eldr children clustered TO her
skirts and Lid their fearful faces In the folds OF her
cheap gown.
Thursday afternoon. kersey, while his wife was
across the ans ncighbors 10 go for the doctor
~ liar sick husband had become violent. crawled
ont Of his bod and taking Kerosene can poured the
al oyer his body and set himself OH fire Ills vile
returning saw him standing In IN" doorway lDMhs
like a burning tree and tried to put ont the hnIncs
by smo,hcg.ng them with u blanket. lie proAr
away from her and rnn 10 III. yard where he ie''
and died. HI, wife falling on his body ana RECEIVING
sever. burn. on the hands and face. \ fourteen
months old child swallowed smoke. and cannot hN''
During the long winter Krrsey could not obtain work.
and although his family starving lie woud
rot ssk for help lie always a End ana loving
father over $3.50 has been received by the
family from chari'aby disposed people, ana Tor the
present It's wants are supplied. Mrs kl"r'"ys hahoS
were so badly burned That she was unable 10 sign
her mime TO the receipts FOR the money and could
'niv make a mark Tie following contributors wcI"
,,r.ycd at this once yesterday for the mhlD -
H. r." $40. s. 80, g. l.. . 80 anu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
HELD FOR CAUSING HIS WIFE'S DEATH.

Ncw.Redford. Mass March 25 (spcciaD-John Gnu
lav was brought into court here several days ago
charged with having thrown lighted lamp at his
wife burning her The case was con'innd 10 await
,be result q the w0msns injuries. To-Day ihe
pbvsician who has been attending Mrs Cau"y t"d
the Judge that the woman had died from inc cne"e
Of her burns. but that There was also wound on
ion Of her head Cauley was then put nndcr
slo Ono bonds and post-mOrtcm examination wa
ordered. Cauley says his wife and he wcr" going
upstairs 10 bed when the lamp whih he wss caiilln
az ,Indcd setting fire 10 her clothing. lie insists
,hat he is entirely Innocent Of the charge OF throwing
The lamp at her. The police have sworn statement
fran Mrs Cuulcy nut decline TO make IL public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
SCOTS EMULSION
4 JAILER or CATSKILL on A"SPREE."
HE IS ROBBED ARRESTED AND FOUND TO HAVE

HE Is ROBBED ARRESTED AND FOUND TO HAVE
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS IN HIS POCKET.
Charles Brohm, who says he is a keeper OF the
Greene County JAIL at CatSkl, was found In drunken
condition In Mulberyst., Friday night by ohcer
Bennett, OF the sixth Precinct. BrOhm told Juage
Smith in the Tombs Court yesterday morning that ne
had attended tho Inauguration ceremonies a! Wash
inaton. and hnd come to ew-Yor1 on his WAY home.
IJc had met "A number OF old soldier friends ana han
remained here ever since then. On Friday he had
fallen In with strangers aud had lost conscious
ness after taking several drinks with them Ills
gold watch and all his money had been taken
When searched at the station NUMBER OF oocn-
left in the jal in Greene County. Justice smith as
charged him. Brotm said he expected 10 get INTO
trouble at home for staying away 80 long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
FOR THE BIG HONE RULE MASS-NEETING.

Everything indicates that the mass-meetng winch
will be held tonight in the Academy OF Music under
the auspices Of the United Irish societies 10 ihdorse
Mr. Gads,one's Home Rule bill will be great
success All the boxes and nearly all the tickets
for the reserved seats have been sold Judge Morgan
J. O'Brien will preside. W. Bourke Cochran, ex-
Judge Noah Davis, the Rev. DIR. Henry A. Bmnn
and Dr. william Is. Wallace Will speak JOHN jerome
Rooney will read poem which he prepared Tor the
occasion Joseph p. Ryan will read the resolutions.
General James Cavaragh the staff OF the Goth
Regiment and a detail from that regiment Will be
pre.ent Bayne's Goth Regiment Band will furnish
no n,sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
/, VIOLENT LTNaTIC TAKEN TO BELLEVUE.

C. L. DOane. Of No. 23I West Fify second ST.. was
sent to the insane ward at bellevue Hospital yester
day morning. As 1t Is eApedent he vii. BE-
taken to IA private asylum in Orange County. lie
was formerly the agent OF the Trunk Line poo' at
Ellis Islnpd. but OF recent years he had given up
active business. lie Is about hfty years old. For
several days he had shown signs of violent mania.
and on Friday night be became unmanageablc Mrs.
Dcane called In DR.. Allen Fitch and DR.. Matthew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

The l.; Assembly District Republican Convention "i
Hudson County. y. J.. last night nominated Henry
J. Sison. Of Blyonnn, for Chosen Tr"chod'r on ~"
first ballot Mr. Slilson was city Tax Assessor 81
Bayonne for six years. The Bayonne CITY hepuo'
can Convention last night held stormy session over
the nomination OF q candidate for Mayor The names
Of Mayor william c. Farr and Aries H. Brooke r"r"
presented. Nr. Brooke Is full hcdgrd Republican.
MAYOR FAIR has a citizens nomination. and was Tor
many years a Republican Councilman. Mayor farr
was nominated the first ballot. Iudg" John H.
cshrr was nominated for Police Recorder, and notice
OF an appeal gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
.0.IysT THE PENNsYLy ANA ROAD.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, IN e'Vanhs
It's tracks In Jersey CITY, placed heavy deposit OF
earth aud stone in RailroadfNr from 'r'e"' ~
henderson SIS This raised The adjacent property
and damaged a number Of house, owned by FRANK H.
,,tor,, aud steuhcu = Sonthard. They brought suit
and the company up the defence that 1t had made
contract with the city under the act providing ways
o enable railroads improv" their roadbed>. Rde"
Ilppncott Yesterday decided that no Law ANA no c'h
tract could give the company power 10 damage pr"P
crty without mprnsatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

l. His engagements have been under the management OF
William c. Glass, OF NcwYork
Eneenc Field has caught the public everywhere he has
appeared and will BE- card for the Lyceum next season.
Mis-. Rornola Tynte the English recitcr. Is success
end will make money with her unique entertainments
wherever she has appeared she has net great favor
The young explorer. f. j. 6ave' Is busy Win MS Mus
trated lecture, on Life in the Wds Of Central Africa
and THE Pioneer Pack Horses in Central Alaska Mr.
spent years the natives In the wds
Of the Congo wn- Of Saney's officers, and has
also headed exploring expeditions into Central ash''
Mr. successful with his lectures, that he mas
been invariably recalled wherever he has appeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
OFFICE. SEEKERS SLMNONED By HOKE SMITH.

Washington March 2j-Secrctary IIohe smith
has ANNOUNCED another departure ON next
Monday afternoon at ) O'Clock he desires 10 90" al
his Office all persons who wi-h to be- heard on III"
subject Of appointments 60 official positions In III"
Teri tory 81 Arizona. Secretary smith Is 81 the
opinion that much valuable time may thus be saved
and n better knowledge OF the merits OF the several
candidates obtained than by the usual methods The
most important territorial Office 1nc >"cr"t"ry VIII
called upon to fill Is that OF Governor ana next
I'm importance Is that Of the secretary OF the Territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
ESCAPE or THREE ALLEGED INSANE CONVI'TS.

Columbus Ohio March 9j.-Thrcc prisoners
ESCAPED Yesterday afternoon from tho insane asylum
AT the pcnt-nilary. during the temporary absence ."
,heir guard. Tho men were Joseph Stafford, serving
ten years for robbery William Graham. doing four
wears for same offence and Harry brennan doing
five years for burglary and larceny. II i supposed
that tho guard left the asylum door open. and tina:
The men were only feignine insanity ana had secured
puces In the asylum FOR the purpose Of planning nn
ESCAPE. They got over the walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREVOOI;T- Mayor Hempstoal Washburnc. Of Chicago
Err NSNIt X tong FRESHMAN Francis g. Ncwlands, II
Nevada. EVEEETT-Icnry Watter-on Of Louisville
FIFTH AVENUE Senator Thomas &. Power. Of Montana :
Ex-Governor Reyal C. Taft ~ Rhode leland and Oliver
l.. SInuiing. Assistant secretary Of the Treasury
HOFFMAN MutIcnl cchcf. of the German L"-
cation at Washlneto and state Controller Frank Camp
bell II Bath. y. Y. HOLLAND tcnrral Joseph T.
Torrcncc Of Chlcago WALDORF-BcnJamin ton-ttni
OF Paris. WINDSOR Charles Eot Norton. Of Cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
A LOAN EXHIBITION TO CLOSE TO-DAY.

The Loan Exhibition Of the American Fine Arts
Society. which has been held ut the Fine Arts Build
Ing, No. 2i5 West Fifty s-venth-st, since February
H. will close AT q o'clock this evening. There will
be- formal exercises. The time for closing the
exhibition was extended from M,r.h Is, the original
date fixed for it, termination, owing 10 the fact that
many persons who unable to attend during the
first month asked for few days extension. The
society OF American Artists will hold Its exhibition In
the building for about montA, beginning April To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
A FORGER ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSELF.

seattle, Wash. March GA dispatch to The Tel
cgraph" from Spokane says: X. Van Rcdpaih at
tempted 70 kill himself yesterday morning. Fear Of
di grace attending forgery committed by him drove
him 10 the deed. warrant had been issued for Red
paths arrest. and when officers broke open the door
of lis room he found lying on the bed breathing
heavily. lie finally recovered consciousness and was
taken to Jail. Rodpnth from the East recently.
He H. the OF wealthy parents, but having dssl-
lated "A COOL deal since his arrival In this city, he
ran out OF money and forged check Oh the Browne
NaIfi l1u.il I,ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
FLORISTS ENTERTAINED BY ERNEST ASMCS.

The Ncw-NOrk Florists Club entertained at
No. 20 West Twenty Scvcnti-S. last night by Ernest
.,snus, who gave " fumigator" In honor OF his
friends Each member Of the club II small red
cap, aud II rose In his butt0nh0le. An interesting
programme of songs music and Rotations
carried out 10y Joseph o'Conn0r Thomas Carter, John
Engle and Edward French.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
DON'T WANT TIE CHEROKEE STRIP OPENED

Guthrie, O. T., March pa prominent Texas cat
,lcInan who Is here says commission Of cattlrmcn
have sent delegates TO Tlcquah 10 induce the Chcro
kcc Council not 10 raify the strip bill. The cattle
,o, will do cvcrytLng possible 10 prevent the open
ing of the strip this spring. as they have 100000
cattle ready To ship In there to pasture during the
sirlur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Mr. WHITNEY NOT THOUGHT or FOR THE POST

Washington, March 25.-ln reference to the ruinor
that OK secretary william C. Whitney vill be appointed
Ambassador TO Great Britain, II is stated on unqncs
tionaLlr authority that neither Mr. whitney nor any
other man has been selected for the positicn In
fact 1t is asserted positively on the sam" authority
that the matter Of appointing successor TO Mr..
Lincoln has not been considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

81. Paul, March @5.-Rcprcsenativc Sihorsd today
introduced Il bin In the House prohibiting Chinamcn
hereafter wearing their shirts out idc Of their
pants" and requiring them 10 dress the
other citlzcns. violation Of the act is to b" pun
isled by fine Of from TO ten dollars and by
forfeiture Of pigia1. The hill referred 10 the
IAmniiicc IIonlih and SanatIon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
OHUISSTONER MARTIN GOES TO FLORIDA.

BERNARD +. Martin. Commissioner Of JUROR. started
for Florida yesterday In search Of health. Commits
sioner Martin came back from Washington after the
Inauguration much broken up physically lie will
be- absent, fortnight long he finds the change
Of benefit In Florida he will be- the guest OF Michael
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
COgyELL SELLS ITS TIMBER LANDS.

St Iau March - (Spe,lRl).-ln the once oi the
Register OF Deeds at Chippewa FAILS WIS., ou'N was
placed on file deed conveying % ooo acres oi u"o''
land belonging to Cornell University. Ithaca \. L.
N l. H. Young a. Co.. the consideration being $'Oo.-
600 The land is situated in Chippewa SAWYER, Price,
Ashland, Oneida. Taylor, Barron, bayfield, Surne'
and Clark cQpQtilG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
DEAD IN UER lO2U IEAR.

uhoca. n. ", March o5.-Mrs. Nancy A. owen. Q
this city, died to-day. aged 1O1 years five month
and six DAYS. She was born near Tully ~ H.: an
had lived here since she thlity-onc years CD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
TO SPEAK FOR DARTMOCTH'S SENIOR CLASS.

Hanover, y. IT,. March 2j.-Thc following students
were chosen today by the faculty of Dartmouth
College after competitive speaking by members OF
fine senior class, contestants ut next commence
mont for the ;oclwOOd, Rollins and Ncttlron prizes
+ \ Chandler Lawrence Mass. = =. French, West
Lebanon y. H.. g. e. seldom, NOrthwood, y. ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
BrFFALO pOOLROOMS TO BE CLOSED.

Buffalo March 25.-The district attorneys once
and the police superintendent have decided u close
ND all the poolrooms In Buffalo. II the p0oscNcI>
attempt TO do business on MONDAY 'hey VIII Nv ~
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
THE FIRST giSS or TIE SEASON.

The first catch of bass In the Hudson River this
season was made yesterday by Frank Weeks, Of Tnrry
town. The largest OF the catch weighed IL "a
pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
II. p. DEGRAAF, Pres't.

d. Field who pronounced him insane: He vas -
violent that 1t required five men 10 take MIN 10 Inc
hospital,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
A RISING BAROMETER IN THE EAs,

A RISING BAROMETER IN THE EAST.
Washington March cj-The barometer has risen gen.
erav throughout the central valleys and lake regions.
and over NcwFn gland and the northern portion OF the
Middle Atlantic states 1t has fallen slightly oh the south
Atlantic Coast and In the Southwest The weather. Ii
generally fair except the south Atlantic States where
local rains continue and in the southern portion OF the
lake regions where local reported. There 10
slight depression in North Carolina which will
probably move the northeast during the night. ano
may cause showers along the ~from Iiatera 10
southern New England. II is generally colder east Of
the Mississippi and TO the west Of It. The
weather wall probably continue fair in the central val.
,evs except possibly local in the Missouri Valley.
fair will prevail in the Southern States.
precedcd by the Atlantic Coast Colder faR
weather will prevail the interior OF NewEn2land ane
the Middle Atlantic States
Rlyers-The Ohio is rising at Petersburg, and falling
from Cincinnati 10 The Mississippi from Dsvens
mort TO Vicksburg is falling The Red river is rising.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New England, fair. except possibly local showers
on the southern coast: norhery winds colder
f., Eastern NewYork, Eastern Pennsylvania New
jersey and Delaware fair. except possibly local showers
on the coast the early morning; northery winds:
slightly colder.
fair except local showers in Southeastern Virginia -
the morning; norhery winds; colder except IA South
eastern Virginia stationary temperature.
For Western New.York, Western Pennsylvania, West
Virginia. Ohio and Indiana, generally fair except possibly
light local at lake stations northery winds shifting
10 eastey; slightly in Northern Indiana
For Illinois Iowa, Nebraska North Dakota and SoucA
Dakota generally fair except light local snowsj
easterly winds slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram o continuous white line shows tie
changes in pressure indicated by 1c Tribunes sefcs
cordng barometer The broken line represents
perature %, observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once March %, o.. m.-Thc weather yes.
terday fair and sprngae. growing slightly colder
toward evening. The temperature ranged between -
and "a degrees average $50 Icing IL higher thsa
corresponding dry last year, sa higher ~
In and near this city to-day the weather VIII vsskan1
DO ceas and eadAss 80