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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
THE Hay CROP SERIOrSLY DAMAGED

New-Canaan, Conn. June % (SpeciaD. -complain's
OF drou,h made by farmers the summer season
comes on have become old story. and people who
are not agricuiturists listen TO them with more or
less Indifference, not realizing the interests In
volved The present dry weather challenges the
memory Of the Oldest inhabtant for the amount Of
damage done enry In the season. especially to
the hay crop Ordinarily haying is hardly begun
nv July 4 excepting n few fields OF daisies or June
grass but now already good many fields hav"
bcen moved. The grass is literally drying up In the
0e.ds and what is OF this neighborhood is true
generally throughout Western Connecticut and
Westchester County at least. Meadows that bore
heavily last year now show many places not worth
cutting The late grasses. timothy and red-top.
are making little show. and the early grasses seem
10 shrlvel I'D and die Many farmers say there is
less grass to-day than two weeks ago. There IL
not probably one-haf the crop OF last year. fast-
res are also affected disastrously the yield or mix
is decreased nearly a third ana milkmen threaten
10 Increase the price 10 consumers There are
some crops that still promise well. Rye has done
well Az a rule and early sowed oats may yet make
a crop with rain In the near future Potatoes ana
further growth. The heat is affecting gardens
BABY Strawberries dry up instead OF expandinH
20 a fair size. Peas shrivel In the PODS ana VIII
yield only se1n' er0 rr0 nns @s' they nSve have
means 10 water them. The grass shows brown
around many OF the village houses country roHuf
are dusty and every one Is hoping and praying toI
rain II the drou,h begun so unusually early
should continue through midsummer IL woulh Dr
disaster which farmers would feel most seriously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
FOR BETTER CITY WATER SUPfLI HS'

A CONGRESS. UNDER THE PRESIDENCY OF "H'''
SMART. TO OPEN IN THIS CITY TO-DAY
Washington. June 2o.-Major Charles smart 'n'.
cd States Army. on duty at the war Department.
has gone TO Network TO preside over coHsieS'
Of scientific men called by him TO consider pans
for improving the water supply OF c,'es INC
,Ion ,.,,, moo, Tomorrow and will last two days
A. tho conference of health officers held In montreal
las, year. a committee was appointed with NlaJo'
Smart as chairman to take up the subject oil sam
taton in water supplies. Major Smart wrote 10
largo number OF bacteriooglsts. explaining 'he
great expense to which communities mad neen pu, Il,
testing various methods for obtaining pen'iui
,a hoaltbful SUNNY or water, and urging the ncces
s!ty for cooperation in making these ,cSts Of
dlvisIon OF expense He suggested the forimtuoh VA
commI,tcas each composed OF health oHcers OF
others interested in the subject In various parts OF
tbn cn,ntry each 10 have head to whom an coud
renort the result Of Inquiries and experiments. Inc
convention which Will meet In New iork to-in1l
row will be composed OF those VINO nave iespo"''u
to Major Smarts call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
TO TN7INiD1TE THE PORTE.

ENGLAND SAID TO BE PREPARING a NAVAL
Observation-Disclosures WILL BE ON HAND
London. June 2O-A special dispatch from 81
Petersburg by the WY OF Eydtkuhnen' on the
Russian frontier. says the Russian Government las
received a communication from the ro'e'"'"e"' "a
Grca, Britain advising the Cars Government OF
tho intention Of England to make a naval demon
stration at COnstantnople
Adv,ces have also been received at St petersburg
from other sources to the effect that the bf''lsh
Ambassador &c Turkey. Sir Phillip CURVE i
secretly Intriguing with tho Armenian pa'r'afV"S'
According to these advices there is no DOUBT tha'
-, u,,,,s, pro-Armonian Committee are supply
ing the Armenlans with large NUMBER OF "e"ron, ,
AID the Russian Government Is preparing 10 IT, IT,
,n. dnveIopmenis OF the situation outlined me
twentleth division OF the Russian Army now s'a a
,torad I'm the south Of Russia has been ordered 70
~, y,cinitv OF Kars and the departure or lop
rooms from odessa for Batoum Is being acce'-
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

bodily good feeling brings, will make even honcly
woman handsome.
Half of the wosen one meets are semi nvalids.
Failure to heed the warnings OF outraged nature
failures to give the help needed by the most delicate
and sensitive organs little troubles ignored until
they have become domnant-discase allowed every
chance TO spread and gain a settled seat these
things bring about the sunken, ciTeled eyes, the
hollow cheeks the pale and sallow skin, the iabby,
strcngthless flesh which characterize the appear
ance of the woman who suffers from female
weakness"
DR. Piercc's Favoritc Prescription has cured thou
sands of suffering women. 1t is perfected SPECIFIC
for the troubles peculiar to them II cradicates the
disease stops the dragging, life sapping drain, and
in perfectly rational natural way, builds up the
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will put roses into pale faces-solid flesh in sunken
places. II does away with the humiliating exainina-
tions and local ueatmcant" so much dreaded by
modestly sensitive women For thirty years, II has
been successfully prescribed by Dr. Pierce, Shiei
Consulting Physician to the lnvads' Hotci ana
Surgical Institute at Buffalo, N Y.
All suffering women should send for the os page book
'weman and Her Diseases" by Or H. v Pierce II WI
be sent free In plain sealed package on receipt OF Ten cents
70 partly cover postage by WORLDS pIsFLNs'ss "@~s
ASSOCIATION, buffalo, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
cOyDITIOy or TEE IRON TRADE.

Cleveland June 9O-'The Iron Trade Review says
to-day: Under the Increased demand and the al
yancing prices that have been the burden OF ITO"
market reports for nearly two month"; tho trade mas
now reached point at which there Is more oil
disposition among buyers and sellers to lei events
determine the next step. The week has brough' 'n'
announcement OF further advance OF % ce"'' "
southern ironmaking gray FORCES T75 AT Birming-
ham. and No . foundry, IS 25 There has also come
the formal advance OF 81 In steel rails anticipate"
for some time. taking effect July ]. In bess''"e,
pig. In bets and In the various products oil s''e'
mills prices are practically UNCHANGED from 'As'
week. though all are firmly held There mas peen
much encouragement In the splendid expansion y.
demand noticed since the beginning o. May W''a'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

vet Since their swing has been seen by experienced
Judges there has been a marked ia1hg Oh III the
talk about big odds against the blue ana "hi'e'
EVERYTHING READY FOR THE STRUGGLE.
The final preparations for the race were made to-
dav The course has been marked with buoys
AT the hnlf-m.les, and the substantial character
~ the buoys indicates belief on the part OF tie
committee that they Will be called into requlston
oftener than There are TWO rows OF casks,
painted green and bearing hags II VIII NOT De sa he
between the casks for one; TO the east OF we
row FOR anChe ana 10 ex ns wSS h o , the
crews would draw for the position at me meet
Ing which 1oJN Rafe Which lane is the
most ADVANTAGEOUS VIII depend grcaty o on me
With the wind running strongly with the tide and
the water smooth, the winner OF me ,oSS Is ney
to take the outside course. where he VIII De most
Steam yachts and other pleasure boats began
There will not be the brilliant display OF these
that marks the meetings at New -London aut me
committee has assigned positions TO forty-hve APP
pcants Governor Morton ana his siaG are ex
r i%S C. Hart The hotels are full OF guests and
CoiumbIas are burdenins me night an
Thcrs have been no mlshaps. and II Ia expected
that the boats viii be manned in accordance with
the lists previously printed
wooDRuFFs COACHING CRITICISED.
In the minds of the oarsmen who arrived In this
city to-day there seems to be some misunderstand-
ing between Coach Woodruff and his men In an
article which appeared III IL New-foih paper 'his
morning he IL quoted AZ saying: Il am confident
that Pennsylvania Will not win. They are rowing
poorly. lack ability OF action. and their movement
Is lax" Pennsylvania stock has taken serious
drop during the day. and Woodruf's remark about
his crew has not only discouraged his men. but
caused q vast amount OF unfavorable comment
among the crews admirers In this city The gen
eral opinion OF large number OF college boys and
local oarsmen now In this city Is that II the Quak-
ers lose the race Il VIII not be the fault OF the
crew or the stroke they pull. but the coaching they
j have had Woodruff has been severely criticised
; by well-known Yale oarsman now in this city,
who among other things says that the shell Is not
rugged right and has not been since It's arrival last
week. Woodruff said to-day Il think the Cornell
crew row the fastest OF the three In
training here and they have the best chance for
winning We were beaten Ave lengths by them
last year. and now the rate attained by both
y about the same AZ It was last year. One OF the
Columbia went To the Pennsylvania quarters
this morning and offered to bet $500 to 500 that
Columbia would defeat the Quakers. The bet was
not taken hut the Quakers were willing to bet
There was meeting OF the representatives Of
the three crews tonight. J. W. McCuloch repre-
sented Cornell Guy Richards Columbia and George
aorwits the University OF Pennsylvania. \ com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
OBRIENIrEs IN CONCLAVE.
THE Fx- SHERIFF SAYS HE HOLDS THE BALAN'h
OF POWER AND TELLS HOW TO Re

OF POWER AND TELLS fON ~ 80"
COME POLICEMAN.
The O'Brien Democracy had a lively meeting last
evening at their headquarters In the St Cloud
Hotel Forty-second-st. and Broadway. Ex-Scha'or
F. NJ Bixby presided and made speech in which
ne said that the Brien men would continue their
organization. which was growing In NUMBERS ''he'
prominent members. who were assisting MT. bNoy
10 run the meeting last night were ex-SheriH JIM
my" O'Bren Major NJ c. Dougherty and Captain
James NJ Brady. New recruits. said to be sixty
IN number were received from the Grace Denoc-
racy OF the XXIId District, led by James j. Reilly
They came they SAID from the anti-O common me
ton OF Grace men In the XXlld District. mo
conversion OF n number Of Tammany men OF IN"
new XIth District. opposed TO William Dalton the
Tammany leader was announced. and II was sala
that they would make formal application Tor admis-
sion at the next meeting.
John j. Murphy made speech. urging union
OF all the Democratic factions, which was CON
strued 10 mean bid for affiliatIon with Tammany
Hall 49,, n,z.,,on made q
characteristics address and stirred up consderabe
enthusiasm. He said that the organisa'on mad had
Of rurnors to the contrary. The Mayor has given
us Police Commissioner IN Andrew D. Parker X.
He's bound to make his mark. And l want TO say
any honest and decent yoTh ing iso~s %, ,ns
one and thirty and want TO go on the ponce tnat
they won't have to pay $50! apiece for the o PIv d
/ II any OF you young men want to serve as blue
| coats you can inform our committee OF your wish
| and you will he put in the way OF getting there
| IL won't cost you a cent.
The ex-Shern went on 20 say that his organlz1.
| ton held the balance OF power In this city. and
| intimated that overtures had come to him from
other bodies OF Democrats proposing united Demo
cratic ticket this fall But he didn't propose to 80
do you want any other evidence of how low Tam
| many has fallen than that y Is under the charge
OF Larry Delmour? | should say not" daughter
and cheers)
| The Committee on Resolutions was instructed &c
| nrepare a platform for the next County Commit
| tee, condemning the "excessveness' OF certain Of
| the Civil Service rules advocating law for elect
| ing the police magistrates. the Corporation Coun
| sci and the Commissioner Of Public Works. ant
| declaring against the appointment Of person &c
| Office in NewYork City who has not been a resi-
/ dent for five yeaPS
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any specal help from the railroads The raiiroaos
mus. depended on for further ss'e CROP advicss
be IN LOT o ble but in the face OF the eryins
need there digestion 10 van they ". begin
ar are ,a, Win carshops In Bessemer pigron
the week has brought comparatively y, azure and
huvers unsuccessfully trying TO close al low,
figure for the second half OF the se limited way
f,Iio.s have shown further strength out so ,ni
large requirements for Eastern accoun, s ,n large
ncovereA neither side being willing 10 We ny s,sSz
" Tor the fall months. Sales are reported d. 40
and sl9 Pittsburg , ,, do,ver,es are re-
fused nv the mills and purchases tnro.2n seoo'u
bsnds for Iulv could not be made below W.
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COLLEGE OARSMEN READY.
Continued from First Page.

exciting There has been singular lot or w'ia Ia"
about the relative merits OF the crews OF deprec.a
ton Of Coumbias men and extTavagant apprec'a-
ton OF Cornolrs and Pennsylvania The hrst eis"'
are nearly al from New-fork ana Dro'"'''
but in physical proportions they are tHe su,
.or,ors ~ Tho others who have been selected
from n much larger territory. CornelIs men
are light. but snewy and elastic, anu
pennsyivanla's tough and determined. Each ere"
shows marked individuality in It's rowing Nothe''
has brought the quick Courtney stroke "no"
49,, o,, overclsino the minds Of observers on the
pr,,,sh Thames TO a high degree of perfection. The
crew spent the greater part OF its practiee wUth
this evening In making starts and narVss OF Iul.n
ns. and clsanness they were. At the rate OF forty
eight and fifty strokes 70 the minute liz, ,i,rs
rowsd for nfteen seconds at time. ana cacn .iihe
with clock-l.ke precision while in pull OF ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
rRrCKMEy AND ENPREsSMEy ORGANIZE.

The iruckinen and exprcse1en had second meet
ing NJ Maennerchor Hall. No 20 EaHt Fifty sixth
9, las, night and organized the Metropolitan Truck
men and Exptcssncn's Protective Association Inc
officers chosen were: President william Marke'
vlce-presllent George r. Smith. treasurer Nathaniel
T. Alderman. secretary. f. J. Clark. Among other
speeches was by the vice president, MT smith
who said that truckmen must make test case as 10
the ght OF the city 10 impose license fees on them
A furniture mover suggested that the ruckmen
should strike. bu, the vice-prestent replied that a
strike would be- fatal 70 the business. lie ursei
his hearers elect Aldermen. Ass"mhlymeh an"
Judge. who would respect trickncns rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
THE NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

Rochester ~ Y. June co-The seventeenth ah"u"'
congress OF the American Laryngological Asso'''
ton ended its sessions yesterday. These oN'Oe'
were elected: President DR.. William H. pay r"
burg: first vice president. Or. Jonathan "I's""
prooklvn. second ylce-presdent, DR.. \. W u
Roaldes New Orleans: secretary, Dr. II. J." SWAMI
New Haven. Conn: delegate to Congress OF fnss'.
clans and Surgeons TO be held at Washington heA'
year. Dr. w. X. Simpson NewYork City; delegates
to the British Laryngoloscal Association DIT ~
Bryson De.avan. New-York City; Dr. John n NAY.
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Fort Edward. " Y. June @.-At the Washing
ton County Republican Convention in Argyle this
morning the following delegates 10 the state Con-
vention were elected. II. 6. Burlegh. Charles j.
Barker. George l.. Clemens. william II. Hobb'~,
Lansing NJ Rowland and T.. Il. Hegeman. Scna-
torlal delegates were chosen follows: J. H.
Derby Is. Il. IIobbie r. .. Bascom Albert Slo-
cum Gardner F. Belden, Harvey Reynolds, John 5
Smart and James Hill. The judicial delegate chosen
was " c. Bureigh For Member OF Assembly
w r. IIobbc, Of Greenwich was nominated
Greenville NJ Ingalsbe. Of Sandy Hi. was nomi-
mated for Surrogate. and James White. OF Gran
Vile for District-Attorncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
NAY DISCIPLINE VIOLENT DEPUTIES

,,,o Inn. co-rn consequence OF the dlsorderll
sco,e which occurred In the Chamber OF Deputies
Yesterday a motion has been prepared ana signed
nv a large number Of Deputies OF the majority ASH"
inc tina, the procedure OF the Chamber be modhel
60 ss 10 enable the suspension or expulsion OF Dep
utles guilty 81 violent acts IN nc 'hamper. M
,no,ion WIS referred 10 the Permanent t0Mni''''
on Procedure which VIII report on June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
coyDrrror, FAVORABLE TO PEARf.

phuadephla June - Tina, the last winter IN
Greenland was unusually mild and everything raw
or.d Lieutenant Peary's expedition TO the FAR norm
was the news brought to this city to-day by me
barks snooa and Salna. the nrst Of the ileet ot
kyroltc traders to arrive from lvigtut. ,AIthousn
rscuirnaux we're secn who had journeyci well np
IN The nclghborhood OF M~'ormicks Bay none had
seen or heard OF Peary or any othcr whi'' ina'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
MING OSCAR DISC USED.

NE ,n,SDoNs THE ATTEMPT TO FORM a cABI-
NET FOR NORWAY
stockholm. June 2o.-Fo.lo"ing the reiusa' OF eA
Minister Bonnevie to form a Cabinet. hing oscar
y,,u ask no one else 70 undertake tho task. lie
will return in disgust TO this city rom Cnr5,Ial;a
.,r,,-roc II is doubtful that he VIII ever again
ro 20 chris;.aria 10 appoint a Ministry, Emu Emu
stanr the Norwegian Prime Minister Will re'a'"
m. tor
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mile fqrtfour was maintained win io eea tar
ruias Us the question debated ny ali Observers
md some who have studied them frequently, axe are rs
a short one and though the boat leaps away with
splendid energy at FIRST Il seems 10 hang ~ ,nr re-
,oyery The Penrsy lvana crew were seen squirting
On their return :heir bOathorse; Iney man,
aimed a forty-four clip In splendid manner ana
heir strength 70 good advantage. The bocy work
u the Columbia crew. despite their rawness' was
tho hest, though their blade work was faulty. Ihey
hnve superior material and may surprise their rlvas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
K11I.MANNsEGGs TROUBLE BEGINS.

Vienna June s.-Count Kill.nannsegg announced
In tho Reiehsrath to-day tina, the Cabinet would
prepare budget enabling them TO transact cur
rem, business until dehnt.ve Ministry should De
formed
Herr Hcro.d. leader OF the Young czech party
maintained tha, Parliament must preserve us
rights against Ministry 81 onc.as lie oierc"
a motion asking that III" statement OF the MINIS
try BE- debated. but IN" motion Was reJectei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
rIEFy FROM THEIR STRANDED "a CIT.

Kingston ~ y June ~ (Spec!aD.-The steam
yacht Of J. s. Mortimer. Of Ne"-Yorh. while en-
deavoring 10 round into Rondout Creek at late
hour last night on its way up the river ran on the
south dixie near the lighthouse. Mr. Mortimer and
his family who were on board. were taken from
Tho vessel by Thomas G. Coykendali and John D.
schoonmaker Of this city. The family spent the
night at hotel here. and this morning the yacht
was noatei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
POLO IN BROOKLINE. MASS.

Boston June 2o.-With an advantage OF thtee
goals to start with. the Country CIup OF nrooN""o
defeated the Dedham polo team this afternoon On
the Country Club grounds by total score Oh ~S
IN l. Do5ham's score was made up OF two quarter
goals awarded on safet.es made In the secoh"
period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
GLADSTONE Of THE GOVERNMENT.

London. June 2o-"Thc Westminster Gazette
,uh,sh,s a telegram from Gladstone which says
,ha, the Government In order 10 preserve MS IN
depeudence cancelled his PAR with Mr.. NHiers
,t,h,u, any request from him. Mr. Gladstone also
aavs ina, he entertain Ms not the slightest Feelings
~ tissatlsfacton with the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
RIG YACHTS ARRIVE OFF LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool June 2o-The Britannia Niagara arc
other yachts arrived here this afternoon. lhe
Niagara reports that she was delayed by light head
winds The Ailsa has not yet arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
sicGregor.

ing Club witnessed the afternoons practce anc
was unfavorably impressed. He Thought the i"e"
style OF rowing altogether wrong .r lat.
The Trinity Hall eight did not get OUT uht 'A~
and the Corne. men cid no, see them row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
srxAroR roryn Acckrrs ooAyxLL.s OFFER

puoalo y Y June "a dispatch from Lock
nor, savs. Senator Pound said to-day that he
had decided to accept the law protessorshp az
Cornell University. rendered him some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
TOuRIST
THE BIDWELL.TINKHAM
CYVLF CO., Ne II
Agents for Stcarn's Wheels.

,,,,..a comnosed OF these men and ". F. Booth,
~ the local committee. will go over the course
", o'ciock tomorrow morning 10 determine II
az 40 anv advantages In the ride further out
in the river II the course wi,i be sn tS
feet 10 the east. or abou; the mldnie OF .ne rwe.
coyernor Morton will not go on the observation
,rsIn hut will follow the race on the tug J. G.
Hart.
crrrJ. TROUBLED BY THE SHORT sTROKE
1o,xr,r,s FORM ALTOGETHER WRONG SAYS J.
r CLOSE THE ENGLISH oARsMAN.
London. June 2O-The Cornell crew. consisting "
u,,,hews Spiman Hager Freeborn. Fennell
Dve- louis and Hall (stroke). out at an early
hour this morning There was strong northwest
wind. but the water smooth. The men rowsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

to a pon, below Temple Island and afterward roweA
from the Start half way over the full course 10
Fawley Court. pulling stroke OF forty-nve 10 the
minute After turning they went down the river
a short distance. and then up 10 the boathouse al
fortv-two stroke After their practice the men were
photographed by Manager Francis
The crew we're out the river again this arter-
noon. Manager Francis coaching them from scuil-
boat while Courtney walked along the bank
+ b. Close ex-president OF the Cambridge now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

C0ney Islnnd, Thirty (30b Cents
Reduction In fares via Culver Route" round trip
tickets fror foot Of Whitehall ~. thirty 100 cents
Cheapest ard best youtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

II woman is not attractive,
there Is something wrong Any
woman can be attractive if she
will make the effort. Ii isn't
altogether a question of beauty.
It's largely n matter of health.
The bloom and glow of health
go far toward bringing beauty.
A clear skin, bright eyes, red
Inns and the viyacity which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

90, s,nce the,r swing has been by experienced
iudgss there has been a marked falling OF In the
talk about big odds against the blue and white
,-,..,,r,r,>c prADy FOR THE STRUGGLE.