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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. June 3.--The In Wisconsin has
morel 70 The Of ash pressure moved
slightly Middle Atlantic the South Atlantic
ridge Of high pressure extends from the Middle
Mississippi Valley 70 the North Pacific Coast Rain has
fallen in the Missouri Mississippi and Ohio valleys the
lake regions the Middle and North Atlantic States The
temperature fallen the Southwest and in the Middle
Mississippi and Upper Ohio valleys It
Northwest. and has remained nearly stationary ese
where Rain will In NewEng.and clearing Friday
night showers in South Atlantic and East Gulf
States and generally fair elsewhere The temperature will
fal. in Middle Atlantic States in the Ohio Valley ani
the lower lake region and Will rise in the Missouri and
Upper Mississippi valleys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
YEVFOUYDLAND's JUBILEE DELEGATES

81 Johns June 3-Mr. Whitewey. the Premier,
and Mr. Morris the Solicitor General, sailed for
London to-day TO represent Newfoundland the
Oldest British colony, at the Queens jubilee They
are aiso empowered By the Cabinet 10 act as
special delegates for the discussion with Ny Cham
5eJiain Secretary OF State for the Colonies, OF a
lumber Of Newfoundland questions having imperial
bearings, among them the questions OF inc french
shore Tignta, reciprocity with the United states.
ne enforcement VI the Bait act and the fast-line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
DIXIE OF ABRUZZrS YACHT LAUNCHED

Glasgow. June 3.-The S-ton cutter-yacht Bona
hull, for the Duke Of Abruzzi, nephew o' the hihs
~ italy who Is now In the United states al 'he
head Of an expedition which VIII make an at
-. 90 oscend Mount St Elias was launched
,odav She Is modelled on the lines Of Nalkyrie
ryr tho unsuccessful competitor against the Amer
ican Yacht Defender for the Americas Cup Up
,oIn Svcamore who formerly commanded me al
i,,ira In will be the sailing master or the Bona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
SOTTH AFRICAN NEWS.

Cane Town June 3-The Legislative Assembly
has unanimously adopted a proposal to contribute
toward the maintenance Of the imperial navy
Victoria, South African Republic, June S'-Ihe
volksraad has appointed commission to revise
H. crondwe, or Fundamental Law Of February
q 1s5s especialv in regard TO the position or the
HIGH Court of the South African Republic. -
An epidemic in the Sekunkunis Country IS N'ii'ns
hundreds Of natives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
SINGING FAREWELL TO FRANK DAMROsCH

When Frank Damrosch and Mrs. Damrosch
sailed from Hoboken for Bremtn yesterday on the
North German Lloyd steamship Friedrich der
crosse A delegation from the Peoples Choral Union
was al tho pier TO him of. Ar the steamer
pulled out into the stream, the members or the
Union sang a farewell to nr Danrosch, VINO hp-
pclred greatly surprised and pleased AZ the demon
stration. -, ,,,,-,.h H.
Among other passengers on the Friedrich der
Crosse were Baron Meysenbcrg the German Con-
sui at New-Orisnns; Charles W. Woolsey. Baroness
RIOS. Posse Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spreckes ana
Justice Street. Of Toronto
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mp RPyly TO GO AROUND THE WORLD.

St Louis June 3.-Albert j. Enright' 81 Jo-
senh MOI business man, who IL at the Planters.
was at Lincoln. Neb.. Just before he arrived here.
While there he was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
BRYAN. Mr. Bryan has announced his intention OF
,nokIn1 trip around the world so Mr.. Enr.ght
savs He expects 10 start within a short time,
and will be abroad several months. His family
will accompany him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
THE FUTURE OF CRETE.
hR. BALFoUR ANSWERS \ QUESTION REGARD
ING 1T IN THE COMMONS,

London June 3.-Sr Charles Dixie advanced
IsberaD member for the Forest Dean Division
OF (.oucestershire raised the Cretan question IN
IN. House OF Commons to-day by questioning the
Government on the subject.
The Government leader, A J. Balfour FIRST Loru
OF the Treasury in reply. said the recent MGssul-
an outbursts were the inevitable outcome OF me
state OF anarchy lately prevailing in the Island
of Crete and considering the provocaJions and
attacks 10 which the MahOmetans has been sun
,ecied there reason for congra,u non .na5
things we're not worse. The House, he ADDED neeu
not be ressi.nistc though the future OF Crete may
be "A IT ore difficult problem than the settieinen, "a
md
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CANADA NAY SEE THE FIGHT.

THE ANTI-KINETosCoPE BILL LOADED WITH
AMENDMENTS WHICH WILL. KILL. 1T
Ottawa June 3.-Sr Oliver Mowatt's bill to pro-
hib,t the exhibition In Canada OF the kaleidoscope
PICTURES of the Corbe tt IN zsimmons prizehght was
practically killed In the Senate last night. The
Senators refused 70 take the bill seriously Amend
ments were proposed and adopted providlng tnat
TO newspaper In Canada shall De allowed to pubhsn
accounts Of prizefghts and that no foreign news
PAPER containing an account Of night shall be 90
nit fd into Canada Loaded with these amend
ments, the bill IL practically dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
CT p.r-r.s SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

Concord. " H. June S.-rhe exercises OF inc
forty-second anniversary ST 81 Faul L,no,
vas conducted by Bishop Niles, The sermon was a.
preached by the Rev. Or. payd y. Sre nn;,sI din
ner in the gynna stun followed the prihcIpd6
dinnnr speech being made by Theodore hoose'ei'
aseistsnt Secretary OF the Navy
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

New England. thunierstorms. clearing Friday night
cooler In southern portion high souhwestery winds. be-
coming northwssterly.
Eastern New-York thundershowers probably clearing
BY Friday noon: cooler; southwestery Winds becoming
northwesteriy.
Eastern Pennsylvania NcwJersey. Delaware and Mary
land showers probably clearing by Friday nooni cooler
southweserly winds becoming northwestery and dmin-
Western New York Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
showers in early morning followed by fair; cooler
shins.
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MARRIED..

ADLER CHNEER-on Thursday. Jure g. 1897. by the
PAY Raphael gen'srnin, NJ A., Bertha schnesr 70
Moses A. Adler
uAnsOcK-KISsAM-On v eenesday, June 2, In Jamaica
Ions sland ne residence 81 Colonel Aaron augustus
Tccrnuw by the Rev. LSwis Lempman NJ Newark
T. Miss Maude Kissani 20 George Lawrence Bah
HAD0ER-IfAII<-At the residence OF the BRIDE No. s:3
west osth-s New-Yoyk. Thursday. June 3, 1897.
BY the Rev Robert Coiyer. Elisa Adams Hall 70 VIZ.
IAN Whtuessy badger.
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STATE srNpAY-scHooL CONVENTION.

El,nira n Y June S-Rain greeted the Delegates
N the New-York State Sunday-school Association
annual convention this morning. To-day pro
eramme included The Special Features OF inc
Gospel" by the Rev. William Walden C.drk
evangelism in the Sunday-school' by Mrs NJ ~
Benschoten: The Living Word by the rev o. -
...,D. ..t1or,o class statistics by Mrs. ]. n.
Rarnese international Sundays school WorE. py
William Reynolds; Spirits or the spirit ~ we
Should study It," by the Rev; W; W Clark Inc
Closing session held in the PARK oh sr w.
night The Rev o. p Clifford. OF Bufao' deh'ereu
tho FINAL address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
THE KING OF SIAN REACHES ROME.
GUEST OF KING HuMBERT AT THE QUIRINAL-
TO SEE THE POPE TO-DAY

Rome, June s.-The King Of Siam, Chulalongkorn
l. arrived here to-day at $40 a. m. He re-
ceived at the railroad station by King Humbert
ana the Crown Prince Of italy. guard OF honor
was drawn up at the station, which was surround
co with crowds OF people. The Samese monarch
was driven % the Qurinal where. the King )
guest he Was received by Queen Margaret and the
Crown Princess
Chulalongkorn | will proceed to the Grand Hotel
Tomorrow, and from there he will pay visit TO
the pope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
ANNIVERSARY AND CONN ENCEMENT EHEkc'sES


THE GRADUATING CLASS
Hartford Conn., June 3 0Special.-The siN'y
third anniversary and the graduation exercises VI
the Hartford Theological Seminary took place yer
tcrdav and the annual meeting Of the trustees was
held to-day The large auditorium o; HosHer Iia'i
where the graduation exercises we're held last n'bi'
was AIled with the relatives and friends OF inc
graduates the professors of the seminary anu
visiting clerrvmen among whom were tHe heN
and Mrs Charles s Lane. of Mount Vernon y u
the Rev DR. + 2 Brewer Of South GLASTONBURY
the Rev. Or. w. ~ p Daley. Of Albany the ises
: Rarrett the Rev o. W. Means. the KEY -
u Smith the Rev Dr. c. NJ. Lamson the Kew ~
II A Bridgman. Professors NJ. w. Jacobus ul-
lette Mcdonald and Merriam. and the feN. ~
Gillette President Hartranft presided anu al"
nounced the degrees and prizes and mace d" ""-
Theses weTe read by the following sraGuaarzi
o. Eha,zvam. Two Ancient Critics or LIE
Nathan Henry Weeks. social tonltct M 10
Method Edwin Whitney Bishop S hn,, IIoiiond
luton" The other graduates were 1I9ei' apininn
GaGheer FRANK rnaf wiilia:n Hazen William Haze9
James Belknap Sargent, Alonzo reralnS aH r r
3acheior Of Sacred Theology was con'erredui pIo
Frank Nixon Merriam me presenl;' ION y. ~;
mas was made by the Rev. DR. Z. b. Neop' p'eH'
dent Of the Board OF Trustees; -, Tho Alumni
Association were held before the evening sNei,I
1rbe folioWing were elected as officers: freSiu'
the Rev Or E Maa Hnc4 h. setreiarT and
i,rer he Rev. DIT G. H. Barber 81. The speaksrs
Al the dinner at which the gradual s Here fina,cb
were the Rev Drs James 4 b Idngon George II
r.onn e. Thompson r. =. WEBB ana chester
Uartranft and Edwin W. BShop
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JUDGE WILLIAM b. WADDELL

West Chester Penn. June 3-The President Judge
OF the Chester County courts. William g. Wadiell.
died at his home here this morning. He was sixty
nine years or age. and had been on the bench
about ten years. For forty years he had been
prominent figure in Chester County politics. He
served term In tie State Senate in 1872. and
twice a candidate for Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
MRS. LANES W. BEEKMAN.

Mrs. Ohian Steele Beekman. widow OF James w
Beekmap and daughter OF the Rev. Or. Philip
Miohr cied yesterday at The GINS, Oyster Bay
Long Island, from pneumonia. The funeral Will be
al the Reform Church. Fifth-ave. and Twenty
ninth-st., on Monday at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
IRE NOT POLITICAL PRISONERS.
III QUESTION OF AMNESTY FOR IMPRISONED

THE QUESTION OF AMNESTY FOR IMPRISONED
FRESHMEN RAISED IN THE COMMONS
London June 3.-In the House OF Commons to-
day, John Dillon, chairman of the irish farna-
mentary party asked II the Government pro-
posed TO follow the example of all civilized ma
tons upon occasions of great national rejoicings
and grant amnesty TO the Irish treason-felony
risoners. The Government leader and First LORD
of the Treasury a. j. falfour, denied the reie-
vancy of the question. and declared that the pris,
orers referred TO, in the view OF the House dld
not belong TO the classification of political prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
CORDIAL TALK WITH PRESIDENT FACRE.
IT LASTED NEARLY AN HOUR AND WAS EXctu-
srvELY ABOUT BIMETALLIsM.

Paris June 3-Senator Edward o. Wolcott OF
Colorado the leading member OF the United States
Monetary Commission. referring to-day 10 the IN
terview which he and his fellow commissioners,
ex-Vicc- President Adlai L. Stevenson Of Illinois,
and General Charles Paine, Of MASSACHUSETTS,
had with President Faure, said TO representa-
tive OF the Associated Press: .
dial nature. It lasted nearly an hour ana me
which brought us as ENJOYS to France. But /
am unable at present TO dvulge the details of our
ttr,,f'
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,, ,oxc At THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

ANNAPOLIS Nd. June S-Secretary Long arrreu
this afternoon about o'clock 70 attend the s,uuu-
alton exercises tomorrow. AS soon as 'ne Do'rI'..
hoya ~ the National salute was fred by the s,I Or,
ho,,erv ~ the Naval Academy. ana tne otciaa1
vist of Captain Cooper superintendeht o. .9 - &C.
,, nos made 10 the Secretary. RE comes 10 ue-
I u,,s the diplomas 10 the graduates Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
pPr,fJER L4CRTER STARTS FOR LONDON

Ottawa Ont June (speciaD.-The Premier ana
Nine I.aurier and party lett mere lhlS iio, 'i'"e
-, Co., Eng,and 70 attend the Diamond Jubilee
IIurnre1s were az the station 10 see them on Iney
ou from, New-York Saturday on the Lucahia
Sir Richard Cartwright will lead the House durih9
the PreIniers absence. sir Charies iuppsi VIII
remain here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
STFPDRTP TO GO NORTH AGAIN.

London June A dispatch TO The Daiiy News
from Chrlstiania says that Captain sverdrup Will
go with the Fran TO Smiths Sound next year
spend the winter there, and then attempt siedse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
L d. CHANDLER.

Nashua n. H.. June 81. D. Chandler. sixty
seven years old president OF the Ma 5hua Street
Railway and one of the three principal owners Of
the road died this morning. He president OF
the Nashua Board OF Trade. and for twenty-six
years had beer auditor Of the ew-Hampahire
Fire Insurance Company having served through
the, entire existence Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
HAMILTON INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT

Two efth commencement of Hamilton Institute
was held last night in f.eslie's Rooms Hlsn!
rDird-st. and the Boulevard. The programme was
3 long one and replete with good things, wn'o :.
nroved highly interesting to the large huhioet -
relatives and friends Of the young ora'o''
.,,t,ared ,n the rooms The Rev. DR.. H. A sum
,,,'.s.,1 an address ard medals for scholar
sSh We're awarded g the following seniTr
partment Wynne y. Matleson: MI. 81 Tdndict W.
En,Ier primary department. Bruce TayoT ,rr and
Among the invited guests present We MTie and Mrs
NJ ceorge NJ Brooks. the Rev u aI ~ "a, % rd
Francis Blown MI and Mr. F. M n cG ssniamn az r
Mrs Condict W Cutler MI allS W Frank Tiiford
R, j. secor l. = Wells asa q Or AND and Mrs. i j. B.
S haw Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ. Bedding. IT. ana FHii'P
Carr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
ppDvoyD FOR LORD MAYOR or DUBLIN.

Dublin. June Sit is reported that the Aldermen
OF Dublin at their coming meeting. VIII elect Joh
Redmond the FaTnellite leader ana nlemoeT o.
Parliament for Waterford City TO the Once OF Lord
MAYOR o. Dublin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Cisrman steamers .sc,ns
Tuesdays take Printed Mattel etc. Tor Germany
ana sp.csl ''htu natter, etc. FOR othei
Wednesdays German steamers Thursdays and
Cunard. French and German steamers on satrsavs
take Printed Matter, etc. FOR all Countries FOR Which
they are advertised 10 carry mail
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cBIGyECTO SHIP CANAL MEETING.

ro.,o, ru,e 2-The chienecto Ship Canal Com
PAM hold its statutory meeting yesterday. he
yy business transacted was tile reelection OF the
Board Of Directors.
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DIR. GEORGE THOMAS.

Baltimore. June (Spec! il.-Dr George Thorn rs,
professor OF laryngology at the college OF Physi-
clans and Surgeons and a noted specialist on throat
diseases. died to-day OF pneumonia
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Broadway. suite q.
Postofiice Notice.
sllss promptly IN al cases. At '"s ''as' r''''"''
yssS f5 s1S s. &
LAY s'1' f.'.f Ts.Afy Hsys:
sf5s 1 P's' Of Epp s pc;
city q Rome, via Glassow detters be directed
per : Arntrka Oei,ers mus: be directed ':i -;
.ps,STEp MATTER Erc-Gsrman steamer. satin.
na Ss n a sss t r
parts u Europe American and White Star steamers 90
snars frsn; %, and esms1
they advertised to carry mail.
After the closing Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails nGmed "a sG Ss, a % mails
and German steamers. and remain open until within
MI lit FOX & III a1t Of afRcS
INDIES. ETC.
10 Pore lope ia g;
S5s mssi be- r ss' tr Cost.
cS or xs%sounda.a Eer silva at p q, l1- aI n
sATuRpAy-A, E: n. for Brazil and I. Plata cous-
RIO Jansiro CstsT: 5or North Brazil must De d.
cd per f Ffane "a er@n
Aux Cages. PEE =. s. Andes at 10 30 A. m Cor Cam
peche Chapas Tobasco and Yucaian. per q 8 c,.x %
Washington for other parts Mexico ana f,s
Cuba must be directed yer City Of washlngton'l: Al
10 20 a m. for Haul Cgmana and Carupann rsr = nj
Prn. + Hendrix Getters for veaerueia Curacao Trim.
dad British Dutch Guiana must be directed '.ps,
P-ns r. HENRIK
Mails Newfoundland by ran - Halifax and thencs
bv steamer close Tits office daily al IA n m wsNis
Tor M,ouelon rail 20 Boston. thence hv
close al this office daily a; $40 m Mails trr cuh.
close az this Office daily al 100 NJ fnr forwa ne
by steamer sailing tMonlays ana 1hursdaysl I'M
Port Tampa. Fla Mails Tor Mexico CITY oy.rss,a ma
less specially addressed Tor dispatch by steamer eo..
al this orlce daily at so a. m. AID $50 D m theSs
istered man clSscs az 9 ?; m; previous day ''s
TRANrPAciFic MAILS
Nas for China and Japan pr Copc (fr1n san r-.r
csco here ,ay up 70 Jun. II $40 g. M, MAJ.
Tor china ard Japan. per = pathan from Tac'wnsS
close here daily ny June Gao D r, MAJ. 81.
Hawaii per H. Australia from san Frnnc,s.ar sh,. 80
here daily up June AT CSC D. Malls for ,'h,ns
and Japan especially addressed ony). per a. Enpt"ss
Of Japan from Vancouver close daily IN - grs
ia nj ESQ Malls tor Australia texcept ,hSse ror
West Australia which forwarded suop., Nev-
Zealand Hawaii fij and samoan Islands Der n 4
Marposa from Francisco close here daily "a 10
June 10 al 30 m. II m and d.3D o. m ,oS a
arrival NJ New-lok II tmbria Brttlsh maiIs
for Ausraiia Mails the Society sands ,psr aim
Trspic Bird San Frsncisco). close here daily up
10 June - 6:3u p.
Tsnspnsnc mais are forwarded to por, Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing Is arranged on .he pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit tksg.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. PostpasteE,
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must b 4
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04

Cleveland In Il hours and l. minutes by New fork
Central Leave Grand Central Station 300 r. M.
arrive Cleveland us. Toledo 100 neat nornins
Chicago 100 +. ~
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rrrrrSr local OBSERVATIONS

,in, ,iaslutu the
change, In pressure indicated by The Trieuass SELF
recording The dotted line represents the se
ncrnture as recorded at perrys Pharmacy
Tribune Office June T. a. ni.-rhe weather yesterday
v,s fair during the day. but cloudy and showery
r,yn, The temperature ranged between 81 and ~
dearees the average ~ degrees being 6i2 degrees
HIGHER than that OF Wednesday. and ca lower than that
~ the corresponding day NJ last year,
The weather will continue thowerv TINS morning nut
,r,u clear and become cooler this afternoon.
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RyJL6 PASS THE BUNDEsRATH

Berlin June s-The Bundesrath to-day agreed to
the Oleomargarine and Emigration bills as passed
the EeieAei2g
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Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribe

Daily, Slo "A ~ per month
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sunday Tribune SO a year. Weekly ST. Semiw Weekly ~
POSTAGExra postage Is charged 10 foreign countries,
except Mexico and Canada. AID on the daily in New
York City.
REMtTTANCEs II sent in cash. unregistered will - -
owners risk.
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5neriaI Notices.

Office. No 20 Z. U3d-st.
woodlawn Station cath Wsrd) H-r'srr Railroad
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COMMENT on CURRENT TOPICS.
DIRECT TAXATION UNPOPULAR
no Chicago Times-Hera.d

~ - crave doubt whether the proposed
,dn'n ,ax would be wise. The United States pre-,
,eTs 10 levy the bulk of It's taxation hurecuy; a h
mis- is one Of the causes OF the popularity u '
tariff as a means OF revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
Caswen. Massey Il Co.'S

10 unequalied for prevention q chappet
hands face Jus, the thing TO keep The skn SOFT en-
smooth during the spring months.
Junction 9th Ave. broadway and 9th ST.,
9th Ave cor 41th ST.. and $50 Columbus
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DENOCRATIC VIEW OF THE SIAMP
-, w. p,,nolo Courier-Record

From TIE Buffalo Courier-Hecoro.
Were Platt a student Of history he would reneIii-
bsr tha indisnatioa reused by snch a TAX IN the
CIot, heeore the Revolution. People tolerated IL
1,rirg Tho Civil War one OF the necessary evl.s
OF that great struggle II was constant annoy
" husiSass men and considerable source OF ex-
ne,se 70 them In the present depressed cohditioh
nf business tax on the daily transacuohs De-
tween man md man would be intoleranle
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Eczema Positively Cured.
POHtOfilce Notice

Written guarantee in every case. NJ failures Treat.
ment painless Male and female msica! attendants.
Hours 10 4. NJ. 20 p. II Consultation free. i.2sS
Broadway. suite -.
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With the tariff question out OF the way and the
revenue problem solved President mckinley WI,
doubtless bend all his efforts 20 the establishment
q. a more satisfactory and more stable currency
system The only thing which could safely be done
~ Inc present time has been done. A Conmis sion
has been sent TO Europe to prepare for an nterna-
,ou.i conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
COMPLETING THE STATE CAPITOL.


There is d feeling Of relief Throughout the State
that the matter IL now finaliy disposed or There
a. no doubt that the work VIII be prosecuted with
as much rapidly as The nature of the construction
will permit. 1t cannot proceed TOO fast to p.ease
touch Is put on the taxpayers will feel !ike singing
an anthem OF rejoicing. IN when Governor Bach
Will come IN for merted laudation.
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TO INVESTIGATE OR NOT?
70 IN ' I'D III II - "
From The Phliade.pha Press.

Prom The Phi!ade.pHId FTtHs'
What shall tie Senate do with Mr.. Humans res9.
luton for an Investigation o: the sugar scahdaI /!
II IL as difficult 10 hang on as 10 let GO mere ar
lions 10 the pathway Of rejecting II, and pitla.s
in case OF adoption. In the face OF charges, even
.bough only o! a general character. II Is sign OF
weakress 10 shrink from the probe on the otne.
hand 10 enter upon a feeble. ha;ing. haIt-hearted
Investigation Is still