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The evening times., 1896-11-13
STARS WILL FALL TONIGHT
Prospect for a Sky at Least Par
tally Clear.
Grand Sight Promised by FIam-
mariOn-WiIl Take Notes.

The prospect for seeing the star shower
tonight is reasonably good. 1t will arrive
ON time If Camille Flammarion, the French
astronomer, is as good authority as he
has been considered.
The Weather Bureau, through Major Dun
woody, forecasts the night as cloudy, but
is not sure. This does not mean that their
Is likelihood that the skies will he wholly
overcast, but that there will be flying
clouds with intervening clear spaces OF
more or less frequency and greater or
smaller size.
With this condition OF the sky IL will he
an admirable night otherwise to see the dis
play. Warm wraps will be necessary, but
the cold viii not be severe. The rain of last
night has washed the dust from the air. 50
that the stars viii sparkle with unusual
brilliancy.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
SHARING THE UNWARY FISH
Police Boat Is Investigating Fyke
Net Fishermen.
Scene of Operation at the Mouth OF
Four Mile Run, on the Yir-
ginla Side.

The police boat Joe Blackburn is on the
Virginia side OF the river today.
Numerous complaints have been received
at the harbormaster's office lately con
cerning Illegal fishing at -Four Mile Run,
so the Blackburn is investigating.
Even should tie officers md the cha rgcs
true. il would seem that they are power
less to enforce the In W. because most OF the
Illegal fishing, If it exists at all. is done
inside the points UI land ut the mouth OF
the run, and conseque ntly the violators Of
tile fishing laws are strictly In Virginia
waters. These Infractious of the law are
made by means OF sunken nets, clled ''fyke'
nets" These consist OF Il net within a
net, both drawn esut into a long, pursc-uke
shape. and stretched along the bottom OF
the river
They are not 4buoyed and no trace OF
them an be seen above THE surface OF the
The evening times., 1896-11-13
FOR A GAME PRESERVE.
Movement to Establish One in the
Vicinity of Marlboro.

A number of Washington sportsmen are
interested in the proposed game preserve
which is TO be established near Marlboro
by the Patuxent Rod and Gun Club
The preserve will occupy, it is said be
TIVE 10000 and 10 900 acres. 1t will
be posted: game wardens employed. and the
property restocked every spring with North
Carolina or Tennessee quail, and golden or
bronze Mongolian pin easants.
Members OF the club, including icvaral
WashingtonianS, are canvassing the land
owners between Marlboro and Bowie, the
line of the railroad and the Patuxent river:
Those who have been approached are IA
vorable to the scheme and anxious to as
sist in preventing the utter exterminition
OF game birds in this vicinity. meeting
OF the landowners will be called in a few
days and protective organization formed.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
ON CAUSE FOR CURSING.
Profanity Should Not Follow When
You're Knocked Down.

Isaac Peyton and his wife Ida, both coll
ored. were having a lively family row on
Nineteenth street northwest last night when
Policeman Nike Raedy, the big ex-pugilist,
passed by and hearing the disturbance en-
tered without knocking and placed the hus-
band under arrest for using prUfane lam
guage.
dis man, nah husban', dun knock me
down an had to say somethin'," said
Eva.
mo cause for cursing," said his honor.
Both are fined $5.'
The evening times., 1896-11-13

water. Their position is defined by their
owners from certain prominent marks along
the shore, which are carefully remembered.
The officers Of the Blackburn say that
the fish taken in these Illegal nets are
seldom sold, but are usually taken home
and preserved for winter use by the trap
pers. They are therefore not overzealous
in prosecuting this class OF offenders.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
TERROR GOES TO SEA.
Monitors Pnenmatic Appliances Are
to Be Tested

Sandy Hook, N. j., Nov 13-The harbor
defense monitori Terror, which left the
navy yard yesterday afternoon for second
trial trip and anchored off the Hook dur
ing the night, passed out to sea this morn
ing for an official trial Of the pneumatic
appliances for moving her gun carriages,
turrets and operating her steering gear.
Her guns will be fired during her sea
trip. She will be absent a week or ten
days The Terror two weeks ago had a
successful builders test
The evening times., 1896-11-13
CLAIMED AN ALIBI.
Policeman's Answer to Charge of
AssauIting His Sister-in-Law.

The papers in the case of Mounted Po-
liceman Kopp of the Georgetown pre-
cinct were received today by Major Moore
from the trial board.
Kopp was tried by Capt. Austin and
Lieuts. Heffner and Swindells on Wednes-
day last, the charge being conduct unbe-
coming an officer.
1t was alleged tn at he attempted to make
n criminal assault upon his wife's sister,
Miss Peake, who resides on Tenth street, !
The evening times., 1896-11-13

between and C streets, southeast, while
she was visiting his home in the country
Lawyer John B. O'Neill appeared for the
policeman and claimed that he proved an
alibi. 1t was reported at headquarters to-
day that Kopp will be requested to resign
from the force.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
BACK AT TIL EIR DESKS.

Assistant Secretary Curtis, after a short
trip to New York, was again at his desk
this morning.
Assistant Secretary wike, who went to
his home in Illinois for the election, re-
turned to Washington this afternoon and
will resume his duties at the Treasury to-
lorrows
The evening times., 1896-11-13
AT l2c. Tomorrow.

Honey Jumbles. Graham Waters,
ButtersCotcb Cakes Fruit Crackers
10 60 at / = cents per pound--1inger
Snaps and Cream Crackers, 3 cents.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
At &c. Tomorrow.

Delicious Stick Candy. all flavors,
To go as a leader in the Candy
Department at 5 cents-the French
Mixed Candy Z cents pound.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
At &c. Tomorrow. .

1900 lbs. Best SmokcdSugarC Cured
Shoulders, worth Ia cents elsewhere
our special price, 6 Il cents pound
every shoulder guaranteed.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
AT Sc. Tomorrow.

Best Brands OF Soap in the 9 9orid-
Star Soap-BoraN Soap-Rose Leaf
SoaI,-eaCn Tor 8 cents - C.ikc.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
At 7C. Tomorrow.

Large Cans of Best Tomatoc., and
Corn, Lima Beans, String Beans,
each to be at our special price, Z
cents.
The evening times., 1896-11-13
AT Sc. Tomorrow.

1,S00 lbs Large Oregon sweet
Prunes, bright and very attractive
goods, TO go at half price, cents
per pound
The evening times., 1896-11-13
At lOc. Tomorrow.

$50 doz. large 25c quart bottles Of
Bar Harbur CalSup to go at 10
cents zach
The evening times., 1896-11-13
AT lSac. Tomorrow.

1000 lbs. Arbuckle's Package
Coffee will beanoti special a;IS 12
cents-a saving To You OF . cents
per package.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
tBvy AND ylTY ORDERS.

v,ahlor,on June ,'pecian.-The following
ARMY orders have been issued: b2aFA oi sufNt!
>, -.asls, 81 Majors ". Williams ana e ~ II
,,.,...i.v 1uAr,crunsicfs. arI Captain \. G..
v,rkie, aith Infantry. VIII assemble al the VnaF-
,.rna-.,r.s Department. Philadelphia "eher"
t,.,, from ,no 20 time AZ the call OF The senior
,.,i.- for tho purpose of nsceria-u'ng and hNlhS
,, ,,r4illlty for any deficiencies In or damages
., rr,u.rf, received during tho remainder "t 'he
,.r.'.,, ,,lentnr year First Lieutenant HenjaHlh
u Ranlo.ph 81 Artillery. IL detailed 10 't'ehi 'm'
.,.atutfn,f, of tho Alabama STATE troops ~ M'ole
,,.,, Iane . 10 June iG. Captain Hobart h hai'y'
,A f,f,.,ry r. detailed 20 attend m" enc"mlm'n'S
- go. Albania state .roops at birmingham. June
q, e. and juno - 20 =
Sny,i orders I.eutei ant -'oninandrr j. v -
ri,.rh.r DETACHED ~ ~ Boston Navy laII Juiy !
,fI ordered - fh" San Fr'nrs'o. per f''",' cma3
lI..,enaui- -r rlufuthucr H. MSl"'t -
from th~ san Franci,co ordered hpnr an" fi",nrei
49,. months leave, Lieutenant y Ward de'hC.''
tru. fla San Francirso. ordered nome anu sI'''
ne. months leave Ii utcnaut w. hl4bhtli IL
,urnrt from Hyafpgriinr bIitf JUN '''' t,,
90 -. san Fran. SEQ July !. per steiner f"5,Rl
a. "a ,osr.il.r detached from Naval Academy lu'y
nrIcrel % the Mlrhieh''d, per steamer, NY ny
it,.iy, y = Fcnfla detached from IN" san fTit'
H. ..!.rel home lpd granted tnir" h,,ol..H1
ieav. rnlcf Engineer j. II, Perry d"iachei from
Iuretn of Steam EnelHr. ring from yu'T @ ,r ',e
ordered TO the Mortr!cy July To- 'hlei Eist'l'c,
" II Nlllgan detached from the Monterey July 10
,,l orl.r.-i 10 duty ir connection Win IN" oregon
r,sscI Assistant Engineer y. i. Thesis ordrreI 10
Bureau Of steam Engineer ng ABOUT JuF iS'i
A1.,rttnt surgeon f. Il. Bryant "nierod to Nava'
S,o,i,n Newp1ri T. J. Assistant surgeon {. NJ
nr,,l,n detached from the Chelsea. Mas, Hospital
and ordered TO tho Bake.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Pitsburg June To-day the $40 emppyes pbp 1nths %,
o.r iron ana Steel Company, VINO lhI'r i~iio''...' ~
ogn suffsred reduction OF 10 per csnt III 49, 49,,
aBp Az informel that, dating from June !, 'ne'r
wo,o s rntes had been restored. The restoration was
n.,2',,arv on the part OF the company, an" WAS
nn0orrnie,e surprise 10 the worknien ahccten'
Troy y. Y. June o-The death Of Albert stiSkey;
-. ,cen wears who was struck IN the heai ny
T,G ba at the Rensselaerwick sac ranse oc Sroc'
1,s,ancs from this city. month ago, curing Pihc.
IT, i'v ,he 2ist Separate Company occurIt nls'
~, !, an Albany hospital. Stckley was marker
ma nd ,hn bullet passed through rotten board anu
49, 49, 81 %siancng struck him. His parents VIII make
q claim against the STATE
Dayton. Ohio. June G-wlam huitmah, t,,Inn. bS "a
uraithy resident OF this city, committed suiclue py
shoo,ing himself through the head shortly aiter
nmidnrht In late years he held several respons
nosItions IN the city government, was pahk u-
rr"c,nr n nd Mason. He was the father or eleven
children nine OF whom survive him. li-heaith
caused him to take his own life.
Troy n y June 6.-Beforc Justice fursmah' AT
sreciaI term OF the Supreme Court IN thls CITY
-day application made for mandafnus 10
compel State Factory Inspector Daniel OLelry 70
reinstate Johnson Beers OF Elmira, as Deputy
state Factory Inspector. Beers lives al tnira, ana
alleges that his retirement was In violation o' tne
state law preferring veterans The court saia
that on account OF other duties the matter coula
not be heard In this city, and the attorneys were
directed to Justice Chester. at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
WIFE. JiNOTHi THE GUEST or HONOh.

At the close Of the business meeting ol ."e "
yor Cltv CHAPTER Of the Daughters OF the American
po.o.u,ior IN, Regent Mrs Donald Mclean. intro
duced Mile Janotha, who was the guest OF hohor ol
the Safety Committee. Mile. Janotha IS the court
pi,nlst OF Gcrmpny. and has received many hohorS
IN tho course Of her career. Among her many medals
and decorations she wears n diamond cross ""icn
was presented to her by queen VICTORIA ooNe, -
,,as ,r,,o tho Fn,peror Of Germany, n large dia-
,,ord iocket from Princess Beatrice and a peari
necklace with diamond pendant from queen Mar
eh.rita OF Italy. She is native Of Poland N.'e
.Janotha gave several selections from CHOPIN MRS
XII an and Miss Irwin-Martin presented 20 ner a
i-e' L,nrh OF American Beauty roses ana Easter
lilies. lied with broad bands OF red whte ana n,ue
an ,rropria;e speech Of thanks. and the )dCthlcIN
sdjonrnea to the waldorf where lun,hson ses were
t,Iors trlv decorated with flags and flowers, ana a
small nag souvenir nca.ing the name OF me guest OF
hnnor vas presented 70 each person present
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
crvcrv TtyTRS ~ DELA Va RE.

Chicago. June 6-The Chicago Single lax N'"o
last night discussed the cainpas" III I'. ran'
- ,,,o single Tax campaign ~, ,akers have been
,,r-sorea on the charge Of obstructing the street
Win ttovt OF Los Angeles. cal. just returned
,-om Delaware. said the Democrats of Delawate
fcore1 encroachmen,s by the Single Takers ara the
,eors were we'll grounded He said there was an
exccllent chance for the Single Takers TO secure
-, -, IN. Delaware Legislature this fall. ana
cohttp. o ,urc the enactment OF he single Tax law
IN nyc,hing akin to it. At the close Of the meeting
OF vas passed expressing profound mig
rtSo'u. H. outrogc on free speech and ne rght
ne 'nnaceable assembly pe.petrated IN DslaWare III
ci P'n,,tsnrTent OF william Horan and George
tn' ~, 'tt,r,bens and rendering them consratuatohs
FRANK hnnr they have achieved In thus becoming
fnr uhcrIN.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
IOVJyG-CTP FOR CHEVALIER.

,,hor, cbevol,er ended his engagement at Roster
g. R,ars last night He viii sing this evening a'
the benefit for the sufferers by the 81 LOUIS WI
nado and that will be his last pubic appea'a''e
for the season. Mrs Chcvaer arrived rom E"s
land yesterday, and occupied "a box al No''. - -
Balls last night. Half an hour before 1t va ',. -
o.. bin, % on on the stage Mr. Chevalier was
callcd to the directors room and there MI biai
presented to him a tall silver lovng-cup as a menu
rial OF his engagement Mr. ChevaiieT ma ms"u Ia a
shnr, ancocb in reply IN which he thanked MI blai
Snr m that he had done 10 make his enga9eht ht
pieasant and successful. It had been ne tain' NJ Ne
trnosf remarkable one that he had ever pihye1 ~
and Mrs Chevalier will start Wednesday ior me me
Caiskiils where they VIII spend consideraDie p
ne the summer They will not return TO England
This year In the autumn Mr. Chevalier VIII Deglii
a toir under the management OF Charles FTohinaii'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
THE WILL or FRANK h. HAHN.
AN ESTATE OF ONLY sl5coO-ALL THE PRoPERlf
LEFT To THE wIpOw.

AN ESTATE OF ONLY sl5.coo-A1.r. THE PRopEHii
LEFT TO TIE wIDow
The will OF the late Colonel Frank X. Hahn VINO
a. the time OF his death In Clifton Springs y. i,
on Nav O. was general manager OF the eie'a'eu
roads in this city. was filed for probate Win 'ne
Surrogate yesterday. The amount OF the estate
will he a surprise to many. the petition AYERS III"
It amounts to only $4,000 In personal property ana
there is real estate
The will is Photographic. and Is on sheet Oh no'c
manor II was inclosed in ar envelope addressed 10
Annie r. Hahn Private" and .s as to!ows;
163 West 5sth-st.
In the name OF God. Anon. c.. -.
+ Frank X Hahn OF the city county ana otd's hJ =.
New-York do make and publish ana deciaic '''''
as and for my last will and testament ,
First direct my executor hereinafter iih.''c .
10 pay all my just debts and funeral expenses a,
soon as the same be conveniently done atter MY
deccase. -, -, ... ..,,,o a
second-I give devise and bequeath al my estate
real and personal, whatsoever and wheresoeVer, 70
nv beloved wife Annie X. Hahn. to her own use anu
benefit and behOOf forever . No.. -, ,h,,
Thlrd-I appoint my said wife executor OF tiliS 5
my last will and testament hereby reNohihs any a'
ali other Wills by at any time made
The will is dated December 22. ls95 The attesta-
t.on clause is written by George A. fos,. .oi no
llO West One-hundred- -and-third-st, ana Is sisheu
by him and his wife Minnie Post. as Witnesses
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
FOTGUT TO SEE HER CHILDREN.

Rushvillc Ind June Ga mother and siepmother
came 10 blows yesterday In the Rush county court
house over the ownership of two !tte girls E'sh-
teen months ago John A. Jones was divorced from
his wife Pauline. and received the custody OF ther
fyo laughters five and eight years old respectively.
II was stipulated that Mrs Jones should he permit
tel TO have the children IN her custody foriyeisht
hours at time at reasonable intervals. Jones ana
hts former wife have both since remarked. MIS-.
Jones No l. now the wife Of Or. Frank hel4y, OF
Pittsburg came 10 see her children. Ihe pri'"ese
VA. refused by her former husband. contrary 20 the
couri's ruling Mrs. Kelly had Jones ana MS seConl
wife cited for contempt and they were redur.r 20 -
hiring the children into court. The stepmother oil
no iitfle Girls refused 10 let their mother see tntn
but Mrs Kelly was equal to the occas.G,n, Hne Hs
struck Mrs Jones In the face and knocked ne;
dnwn and after beating her into insensb.lty, spec
away With her two girls The Judge fined her Tor
sssalt on Mrs Jones' but gave her the children ac-
ror,,ing TO the decree OF divorce
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
CHILDREN HELP THE ARMENIANS.

SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS COME FROM The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF MINNEAPOLIS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:
Sir: The boys and girls Of the Pubic Sehooi' VI
MINNEAPOLIS have just sent. through Mayor frat''
OF that city, 500 to Brown Brothers & Co., NJ.
80 Wa-st New-York, treasurers OF the -"s'o""'
Armenian Relief Committee and OF the Red Cross'
The School Board on this occasion set asioe i''
stringent rule on account OF Its deep respect TOR M'sS
Clara Rarton and the work OF the Red Cross ana d.
lowed boxes TO De placed In each OF the sc"oo.'
marked for the Red Cross. The teachers ana pup'.'
were very enthusiastic, and gave entirely OF ther
own accord The sum was made up In week tiHie'
and most Of the money came in pennies and nicKeis.
The chest containing the money was 80 hea'y .ha'
II required two men to lift It, with the suhsh.he
streaming upon IT, 1t looked like box nlea VII"
gold. The effort has resulted In awakening a, d
warm love and enthusiasm for ,ne W. W has slso
deepened the love of liberty ana syinpa'"s WIN
those in suffering and bondage ,,,o ,or,d
The children asked that Miss cara bsttoi sloor n
tell the boys and girls in Armenia as she had op-
that they will always love the Stars ana Stripes'
The example Of the teachers ana pups 81 i',sv mi
apos can be followed In all the schools OF the i@iu
With great benefit to themselves ana ilcaiCuia ~, M
blessing 10 the tens OF thousands OF s'ai'"'s anu
orphaned children In Armenia . ,, -.
(n0uir!es for informs---~ and literature may DC
gent 10 Frederick u. Greene. secretary OF the NS-
tional Armenian Relief Committee. NO; e5 BioIe
House New-York. but all funds should pc sent
direct to Brown BROTHERS & Co., No. 80 Wa!l-st
New-York treasurers OF the relief fund and q tne
''s New.York. June 2, 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
DIED.

BIpwELL-sudden:y. at Colorado SPRING. Col. June
Funeral services his late residence f5o 'ehoh,-"S~s
Brooklyn Monday, June 5. at o p m
Interment convenience or fafnily
COCKROFT-On Saturday, June O. 1919, Corneiia mar
sen Vara1 daughter OF the late James Cockroft' NJ
D.. OF New-York City.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CoRBIN-At Newport. y. H.. on June a. 1885, Austin
Corbin aged 6S years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DAWSON Saturday, June q. Amelia Whiting wife o!
John II. and daughter of the ate Augustus ana
Swan Whiting. - -, ,, ~
"a Washington Square North on Monday Afternoon Juns
s. at o'clock
Interment at Newport
IOWREY-On Thursday. June T. 1895. Deborah r., WIDOW
Of Joseph Lowrsy and daughter OF the late Girarnus
Wood. Of Geneva. \. Y. . ~. NJ, os.,
Funeral services at late residence No B West 3sth-
ST. Monday. June 8. at $50 o'clock a m
NIVEN-At Paris on Thursday morning June 4! Maria
Louisa Niven widow OF Robert j. Niven and daughter
OF Commodore Vanderbilt.
RYI.E-On SATURDAY. June G. Kate r.. daughter q
the late Joseph Wright. OF Macclesned England, ana
Of William T. Rylc
Funeral from her residence 3s broadway, Pater-
son y j.. Monday. June = at 2;3O D. M
TAYLOR Suddenly. Wednesday. June g. at his resi-.
Gence. Oakland, Cal. Chauncey Taylor formerly W
Westport
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
, BJcycLE rAcrORY BrRNS DOWN.

To,,vonda y y June s. Fire was discovered
carly this morning In the plant Of GiIie. GODDARD ~
=, on Oliyer-st The firm was engaged IN the
manufacture OF bicycles and merry-go-roundS Inc
buildings were frame and before the hrem'n couid
arriv. on the scene they were n mass OF names
The nrcnen by good work saved inc H'o'"te no"9'
~ ',, -. - larry. number of finished wheels
rhe loss s about SN00OO: partly insured Inc nrtn ~
,r.s dnlng a rushing business. WORKING uitli -
n,,i,ck al night and being unable 10 Keep UP o"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
MARRIED..

ByLKLEY-TOD-rn Trinity Cathedral. Cleveland. %
THURSDAY June T. 1890 by the Right Reverend Milan
Sarah Little daughter Of John Tod, OF Cleveland 70
Jonathan Bu!key. Of Brooklyn. \. Y
OCKWOoD-ANGIER-A Windsor. n. Y, on June
AZ nigh noon by the RI Rev F. d. Huntington D: De-
LII D. Bishop OF The Diocese q Central New,norS ,prS
Windsor and the Rev. Frederick p. Keable OF Cnriss
Church. Manlius. Radcliffe Boorman lockwood "a
Pneharnton ~ Y. and Mary Brewster Angler, OK
Windsor only child Of Mrs. Marshall b Angler
IYON-PRIDHAM--On Saturday. June g. at the GaI-
vary Presbyterian Church. Newark. " j., by the kev.
Dr. l. B. Hopwood assisted BY the Rev j. D. Lea
Kittie Mildred pridham TO wilson DAVIS Lyon
Notices of marriages and deaths must be -
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
cTyiVDPS DELAYED BY FOT.

Tho s,Ie-whcel excursion steamer Angler "hi'h
runs between New-York and Rocha"ay' "a' Ho'
arrived M tho Battery, wncrc she aiids =" 'n' '',
az a late hour last night. numDe' o' p'oi'
,,t-os ,or h.r \ heavy fog set IN down In the
,.- nav car,v I'm the evening. and It was thought
that fhe steamer mad anchored somewhere
Tho steamship Terrier from tho baFpa ioeS' ""''"
was sighted OK long branch et S. m ai1 ikciy nY
g.. fnfo port la-t evening. and - Was tn'usit H',s
,h,, snn ais, had anchored on account oi lHv iYS.
x, apprchension fclt over the delay OF e''h''
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
SIR or 4 ROAD ORDERED.

Louisville June G-ln the United states court
t,ls afternoon Judge I.uron ordered that The Chesa-
peake ohio and Southwestern Railroad be sold
,rf,hin six weeks The upset price was hx--S at
81 $500, The road is now in a receivers nands
II will he bought by the Illinois central
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
ruc my c0uplyY oy ITS WAY BACK.

Argusun Daiy's company last h'gn' ''r,'' " -
,,,,,,.' s,,c,e-. ,il enlargement IN san Francisco
I, .m r,,v to- morrow night In San Jose. ana on
r.,cslav I'm oakland. \ rapid Journey WIZ tnen
y. made to Chicago. where tho company WIZ p'ay
,o- tw, weo'ts beginning on Jun 10. Mri 80 saS
vl Then com" directly 90 .scw- orK a,u VII. 90
IN Inly f1r England The dctai5 OF ,hr pa1''
- - -. L----l IL -.Lsln are nni yet llE-.or.I.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
OBITUARY NOTES.

coro,o Y Y Tune Or NJ II. rlcot died at
e.2o O'Clock last evening OF blood poisoning ne
served a. assistant surgeon during the war part o
the time in the field. and later and unth the close
Of the war in a hospital at Philadelphia. WHO"
and one survive him ,L +, C.orrlsh
Tcwburvrorf Mass June 6.-Joseph o.. GerrfSii;
mo oldest member OF the Essex County par ue"
here to-day aged seventy-eight
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,,rs1~rRDAy,s RECORD AND TO-pAYS FORECAST
,,.,,rs,or r,ne O-The barometer has fallen rapidly
- .h eastern slope OF the cky Mountains renamed
,u, stationary In Southern states and lake regions
, risen IN the England coast and over the plateau
region trough OF low pressure EXTENDS 'ro" iSN's
norfhwarl 20 Dakota. with depression 'Ti''a' '''' '
- ,.hsr. tho barometer lowest and second de-
res, n 10 central over South Dakota Thunder storms
have prevailed in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys at
tended by high winds Texas northwa'd 10 paNoa
Local showers reported from the o"'o N"''e' anu
r,, weather. hos been generally fair In the South
en- states east the Mississippi and IN me lahe reg o'
cnoler IN England and Eastern NeW-toTN aal
~ - ,ner Mississippi Valley and the Northwest ana
Vrnrr GENERALLY nrougn,u the solthern states ara IN
W., tn,,rnr - me Middle Atlantic States ton III ms aye
t'v,r,hle for threatening weather ana local shuh1er
central valleys sunday Inc ulun
80 ,rns ME likely he severe in the Upper Miss-slppl
n Io,nr Missouri valleys The weather VIII continue
,nnsr.v fair and the Southern states east or
sissip
New-York tribune., 1896-06-07
MRS. CLEVELAND AT "CROWS NEST.'

. Buzxards Bay, Mass. June 6.-Mrs. Cleveland
drove over to the village this afternoon for the
first time since she arrived at Gray Gables. her
arst call was on Joe Jefferson and his family at
.x,row's Nest" As the Presidents carriage was
driven through the village. Mrs. Cleveland recog
nized many of her acquaIhtahces In hcr uSu"
gracious way.