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The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05
TOpeka's Best FRESHMAN.

Theo VOgel is an enthusiastic mem
ber of Pressman's Union No. 40 and "the
best job pressman west Of the Missis-
sippl." He came to Topeka along with
the grasshoppers, and since then he has
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05

The waste in the use Of natural gas in
the southern part Of Indiana has been so
great that the pressure Is hardly sutfl-
cient to force 1t to the surface.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05

survived the Kansas Sunhower. He is
now with the Kansas Farmer Co., in
charge Of their press room, and he needs
no further testimonial than that the
Kansas Farmer Co. do the printing of
the Advocate and News.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05

Arizona wants bill passed by Con-
gress allowing that Territory to elect
its principal officers.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05

ing. Their use is just as practical
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ANOTHER VICTIM or WAIVE DISASTER.

LIEUTENANT BLoNDIN. DEIIRIors FROM TY-
ruorp FEVER RAVES OF THE EXPLOSION.
Baltimore July II (SpeciaD.-Iieutenant John
J. Rlondn who was officer Of the watch on
the batte-ship Maine when she was blown up
In Havana Harhor. is dying. He Is At the Shep-
pard Asylum. near this city. physical ana
mental wreck. To-day he is unable tn recognize
his wife His illness Is typhoid fever and nervous
prostraiion.
the intense nervous strain resulting from 1t
were the causes OF the illness that is now
rapidly sapping his life In his derium he
raves about the explosion. and goes over the
horrible scenes Of the disaster. He cries out
that the ship IL being attacked or blown up. and
calls the men to quarters. Then he sinks back
exhausted. only 20 again so through the terrible
mentai ordeal after a brief rest Dr. Edwin
Gillcr A surgeon Of the Navy. visited him to-
DAY.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
OPENING OF THE ANIMAL CONVENTION IN
Pr-FFA1o.

Buffalo July l5-Fully ten thousand Rap'is's
delegates and visitors to the annual convention OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union. have registered
at the headquarters.
The banner for senior work in the bioe course
wen, 10 tn. Oaklaud Chur h. Of Pittshure fcnn.'
and that fo- senior work in the Sacred Literature
course 10 the Fourth Church Of Minneapolis. Inc
Leon Lake Union was a close second In the race
for iis possession.
I'm tho course Of the morning N" workers III
councir' held a number OF meetings. AT which many
interesting papors were read. Inc coun. us noiu-
ing meeting. were Organizaton, Biblc NorK' MIS-
sjHns Social Reform and Junior Reform ,
The convention proper was called 10 orhcr snoll
Is after 9 o'clock President chapman ahnou,'' =,
,haI The Committee on Nominations would nor ne
able 10 report this morning The Board OF Man
ayers was In session until 2.3O this morning ~
PROPOSITION 10 meet but once In two years was Iah
on the table. A., .,o. ,or sar,or
work i'm the Conquest Missionary course was pre-
centn5 IN the BAPTIST Union OF Bunton, ina
Addresses were delivered by the Rev w ;, sweet
Of Sbaobing china and W. T.. Hatcher, OF Rch-
mond Va their subjects being emma 5 Ihrdh-
dom ana the Right Tone -. c,.,o mae
4 rollcln ~ States followed hs each n,a'e VIZ ~
called delegate rose and gave the greeting 81 the
state 10 the convention
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rur WIZ VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS.

rIeutenan. Irwin. OF the United States Army
called Mt the 18TH Regiment nrmory last night. In
tending TO muster Companies A. {. d. and or
The 2olst Regiment into the Volunteer Army. IL
was Impossible. however owing to the UMPIRE
pared rolls. Lieutenant irwin saiu ne WOMB We "'
49, aroorv this morning at $40 o'clock and swear
.ro mon into the eeryi,e As soon as the men take
Tho oath Major George W. Rand will take COM
nanics ] and TO camp Black. at Hampstead
Tho other companies Will follow a. soon as posi-,
ih, hundred men ready for muster. II Is thought
Gnanv = vii he mustered in tonight and Com
,ori.e {; and III tomorrow morning. .u
pI',iih NcCIintock who Is recruiting battalion
for the 2NSd Reglmen at IN :Zs nesi me-,
:. - n,,iister into the service. Major McCnntock
ala moi know when ne would have the osttsi'cn y
~ .t ,he regiment I'm Syracuse but was inclined %
rink within few days lie Is well pleased WIN
lie nrogress made.
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CHARLES LEWIS.

Charles Lewis the senior member of the firm OF
Charles Lewis G. Brother. woollen merchants. at
No 315 Church-st. died suddenly yesterday Of apo
plexy He was I'm his usual health the dag before
and was at his office attending 70 business anairs
Mr. Lewis who was ifty-one years old. was born
in this CITY He began his business life In me
woollen trade when boy. and had been associated
with a number Of large houses when he reached the
age Of TWENTY-FIVE years. He and his brother men
went into business for themselves and met with
n,iich success Mr. Lewis lived NJ No 5ls West
Fiftvhfth-st lie was rnenlhH or az INC VAT ,oss
treasurer OF the West End Synagogue he was a
Mason and a member Of the AdeDhio Lodge or
that Fraternity 10 was also member OF the
ROYAL Arcanum. Mr. Lewis was widely known ana
highly respected He leaves a widow. one son ana
n daughter Tho funeral will he held NJ his home
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
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and A. degrees the 04x AerseO bsing " d.
higher than Thursday and s degrees higher hsn
on the corresponding day Of last year,
The weather In and this city to-day vii prooeSsy
be fair and cooler.
REPUBLICAN, League OFFICERS.
COLONEL GEORGE STONE. OF SAN FRAN
CISCO. MADE PRESIDENT

Omaha. July i5Coole George Stone. OF San
Francisco. TIE president Of the California state
League. was elected president Of the National Re-
publican League at the concluding session to-day.
II was close vote between him and J. Goodman
Boyd. OF Baltimore. the first ballot. which stood:
Stone. 52l: Boyd. 5ss E. y. D.ngey. Of Michigan.
ls1, and Is.dor Robel. Of Pennsylvania. ga. An
effort was made by some n the convention.
either Marylani delegate or pretending 10 be one.
to cast the 81 votes Of Virginia State not repre-
scented in the convention AZ al. for Boyd. Along
with Stones si hunt work ever since he came.
he being the first candidate the ground.
Pennsylvania throwing It's 50 votes TO Stone and
Illinois It's IS gave the election 10 Stone on
the next ballot l.. II. Stne. ~ Newport, KY.
who had been made secretary 10 al out the unexp
pired term Of NJ. j. Bowling of Rennville, Nina
was elected secretary by acclamaton. and NJ d.
Young. OF Pennsylvania was chosen treasurer.
Invitations from Judge T.. p Scott. OF Texas ana
Major John Espy 81 Mnnsgoia. for the next con-
ventton. TWO years hence 10 he held at Galveston
and st Paul. respectively. were formally offered
and referred TO the Executive Committee As bi-
ennial sessions nave been decided on. the offcers
will hold for two years
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SUBURBAN BONDS APPROVED.


CORPORATION COUNSEL "HHi'fN ohNpo "'"'
OF THEM TO CONTROLLER CoLER.
Corporation Counsel Whalen Yesterday sent 70
Controller Coler list OF bonds Of the outlying dis
tricts recently Incorporated into the city or New"
York which have been approved by the special
oo,rsei and recognition Of which has been recon
mended Following is the complete list:
County Of Richmond-Three issues Of PER 1 Gens
road bonds, 10 wit series 500, un'e ,sa5
series J. ,2so 900, dated October !. 1897
Village OF Far Rockaway-Two issues OF per
ou, c,rest Improvement Bonds TO wit. % for
600 dated juno t. 1857; ~ for $4,000 dated Juno
village Of whitcsone- 1000 AZ per cent bonds
dated July l. 1896. NJ. s,,noo .,or honda
Village OF College Point -sn"U, water po'"S
Nos' "a TO 49, inclusive: $1,000 each ,... os
Town of Flushng-Two issues. one known as
Strone's Fridge sl2 800. interest per cent, anu
second. Strong's Causeway Improvement hoh'S
5000 ,. No y, Tho ,own
y, Jamaica two issues one OF e00o. dated sep
TENDER l. 1926. and the other s2o'o" ne'en Hus"S'
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DIED.

AlTKFN A. f.'zah7,h. Y T.. on I'm inst sner q Wv
laws tilrcss Henry Aiken. aged - years -
Funeral frOr issiercs NJ. III Rthwsy-a'e. o.
SATURDAY afternoon. ~ 3.3' click . . go.
Ponrs,lvana R,lroai train leaves Esv YORK for south
E,izabeth AZ 80
Friend. are kindly requested omit flowers.
CRAEF-Sudd.riy ~ heart failure. ut Mddetown " j..
. Thursday morning. Arabela Crane. . - 49,
Funeral from the residence u her sister. Mrs heeve
no. Is Hancock-st. BROOKLYN 81 saturday, NJ 2 m
DARLINGTON THURSDAY. July Il. at sharon sprinnssS
y Y. Charles W.. son II william Lee ana LOUISE "'"
Darling. aged Is years
Nottce funeral hereafter
rRfTZ-On Thursday. July ~. 1Ss. William a. F"@
in the 18th Of his age ,,, =. A.. ..,
Funeral services Saturday night al O'Clock a, the fee
dence Of his sou IN law. W. r. Force" NO S2o Nn-~-'
Brooklyn
Internient at convenience Of family.
Hackensack papers pea'e COPY.
HAILETT-Jnly a. at Upper Montea'r. y J., Gladys,
infant daughter Of =. Wesley and la X. Hai'en aged
80 months
Intern ent in Mount Olivet Cemetery
KELLY Suddenly July a. AZ her late home. Toronto.
ontario. Alice p. VIII" = 'ohn H. Kelly
SHEARER-On THURSDAY July -. ~ pneuronia Thee
dore F. jr. only n Theodore f. ana tlizao"th
ShsaIer <--,
Relatives and friends are nvter attend the funeral
from the residence II parents No $50 Chaunoeyet
Brook.vn on sunday JuiS H. At o'clock.
Internent In Eversreens Cemetery.
A-The KcnsicO Crmetcry.-Prtvats station
Harlem Ralroad unutef ride from the Grand Central
Depot ONCE. 10 East i2f 81.
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ESCAPED FROM BELLETCE.
PRISONER GETS AWAY FROM THE HOSPITAL
RECEPTION.ROOM

RECEPTION ROOM.
Edward Smith. brcklayer twenty-three years
old living At No l4s Futon-st.. Brooklyn. was ar
rested by Policeman Patrick Levin. Of the Seventh
District Court. yesterday afternoon on n charge ~
vagrancy and taken to tho West Thrtieth-s,. sta
ton At $40 O'Clock last night he had an epileptc
n, IN his cell Dr. Carter. or the New-York Hos
r,aI was called and advised that he he sent
- Polievuc Sergeant Corey detailed Policeman
Schcf,cr 10 take Smith TO tho prison ward at
Bellevue. ami he taken in tho New-York Hos
plial ambulance. The policeman took the prisoner
10 the reception room and left him TO take his
pedigree % the prison ward. While the officer was
gone the prisoned holted and escaped over the wall
on the Twenty-sixth-st. side OF tho hospital No
one saw him 60 and his escape was not discovered
until night. when captain McIiale went 10 look for
him take him IN the prison ward. Schefier had
returned 10 his station without going back TO his
prisoner. thinking ne had nothing moro 10 do after
no had reported his case. He said An attendant had
told him to leave the prisoner In the reception
room while he went 10 the prison ward. There
were several persons IN the reception-room AZ the
time but No noticed tho prisoner and II was
an easy matter for him to escape
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A PHYSICIAN GETS A WETTING.

A story was printed Yesterday telling OF the nnd-
ing Of a pocketbook on the banks OF one or tho
lakes in Central Park The story was that James
W. Stackpoe an Insurance man. OF No 10 Broad
way. had saved his friend. Henry a. Baker from
drowning II was said that Or. Baker had been
attacked with an epileptic NJ while walking on the
brink Of the lake with Mr.. Stackpole. and had
fallen into the water. Mr. Stackpole II was said,
immedia iey went his rescue and, AFTER much
difficulty succeeded In getting him ashore .
The story denied last night. and y was SAID
that while DR. Baker and a party Of friends were
strolling about the lake the doctor fell into the
water Barring wettlng 1t was SAID, ne SUI.
fered injury.
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POLBROOK'S APPLICATION DENIED.
JUSTICE DICKEY DECLINES TO GRANT HIM
MANDAMua COMPELLING COMMISSIONER

~
MANpAMua COMPELLING COMMISSIONER
DALTON TO REINsrATE HIM.
Justice Dlckcy In the Supreme Court In Brook
lyn Yesterday denied the application OF Matthew
H. Holbrook. formerly keeper Of the first division
~ the Croton Aqneduci. for n mandamus to compel
william Dalton Commissioner OF Water supply to
reins,ate him. Holbrook was dismissed OH July
Inst He alleged that under the Civil Service laws
he could not bo dismissed without a hearing. and
no hearing was had The Court denied the appli-
cation. on the ground that under the recent de-
c,sIon Of the Appellate Division OF the first depart
ment. the civil Service laws have no application
In New-York city. which is governed solely In this
case by the charter OF the greater city. In his de-
cision Justice Dickey says -, .
My strong impressions are IN accord with ,. the
decision OF Mr. Justice Johnson In the case or Will
lam T. Fleming VS.. William Dalton; Commiss3n.e,r;
ror the reasons stated by him. but the Appellate
Division OF the First Department has unanimously
held otherwise. saying that IN its opinion me
ann ndments OF 1905 to the Civil Service law nave
no application TO the city Of New-iork. but that
civ L. governed bv its charter provisions wlthou,
any change by the state law. 30 am constrainen
m follow them and deny this application Tor a
mAndamus
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ansd On The piers ot the American. English, French
anq Minutes OF the Of sailing OF steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
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daily up to Juy '2s at $50 n Mall, tos s an!sa s -.
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chsdrIe closing arranged on the prssump-
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po.,oobce Nev-York, n. T.. July q ls9S.
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GREAT SPEED or THE KASAGT.
JAPANESE CRUISER MADE 2is5 KNOTS UNDER
NATURAL DrAUGIT.

Phade phia. July '5.--The Jaranese cruiser ka-
saGi reached Cramps shipyard tonight. after one
Of the most thorough and successful trials OF any
vessel ever built by the Cramp Company. On her
way home from Portsmouth she underwent trials
under natural draugnt. economy coal trials ana
maneuvring experiments The cruiser made
speed OF q s. knots nnder natural draught LIB
knots over the contract figure. In the coal econ.
omy trial of six hours. all coal was weighee ana
put in bags. and tally kept on the consumption.
The result has not been announced.
The Kasagi Will be completed in six weeks ana
turned over to the japanese Government. Sailors
will be brought here from japan and the vessel will
he taken 10 England where her guns will be placed
on board by Armstrong Co.
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DOv CARLOS NAY LEAVE BELGIUM.

7, wa, reported yesterday that Rafael Diez De Ia
Cortina. the representative OF Don Carlos In this
country who lives at the Hotel Majestic. had re-
..,,,.a word from Don Carlos that the pretendtr
70 the spanish throne had been obliged TO leave
Belgium with his family on account OF compiler
,'ons and was going to England TO live. An at
,nmn, was made 10 see Senior Cortina last even
ing but he excused himself and eft the hotel not
sald the story was probably true.
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MRS. ELLEN DOLAN.

Elizabeth July Is (SpecaD. Mrs Ellen Do.an'
m. ~ the largest property owners In Elizabeth
mort mother ~ Or. Thomas f. Dolan. City Phys-
c,an. died suddenly tonight at her home In south
park She was seventy-two years old ana was
ono Of the leading Roman Catholics or EDzaoetn'
Gu ,eovas three sons one Of whom. John F. Dolan,
tn, monument railroad contractor and ives n
BROOKLYN She the widow 81 Mlcnael poIan.
tractor and helped to build the New-Jersey 'en'ra'
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
CONTRACTORS URGE GOLFERS BILL.

Albany. July lion behalf Of the Contractors
Assoc,a,ion of New-York City John c. Rodgers
called on Governor Black to-day to second Con'ro-
Ter Colers request that the Govsrn9T pSImy onf
Cs,y from the bonded debt Of the counties anhe*t
10 that public improvements under way FAX as9yr, To-
uayer II is known that he will not act faVoraoy
Tho nueRti0n.
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ro prJrD THREE NEW STEAMSHIPS.

,ha Morgan Line has decided to build three new
.,.amsh,ps for It's service between this por' ana
-. ORLEANS Contracts for the vessels, which
y e. ,oo oCO have been signed. The new
wins viii average 5000 tons and will he 400 feet
;ong 80 fee, beam and ~ feet dep,n OF no,a.
s.'eeraI vessels belonging TO the line were recent
~ bought by the United States Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
THE CONTROLLER RETURNS.

Controller coler returned from Albany on Thurs-
d.v evening and was in his once IN 'ne
stewart Building yesterday He said ne had
,s,d before Governor Black all me ava,lapl"
facts regarding the need lot 'n''neu'~' vs.
a. 90 ,n,nrove the ctys financial condi-
,,nn hut he did not feel sansuine that the Gov
arnnr would consent to such legislation at me ne
special session Tns td the Han
give nv the Controller. and without the recon
swennnHst ton OF the Governor the nIn wnIcn H-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
NOME RTLE BILL ADVANCED.

Iondon July 15-The House OF commons sat
,,r,u o'clock this morning when II passed the
rnnnr, Stage 81 the Irish Local Government Dill.
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MARRIED..

BALDWIN OAKES-On saturday. July o. by us Rsv.
James Beverage lee. William Augustus Fac win 70
Georgia Augusta Cakes both - Bloomfield y. j.
ROCKFORD DSON July IL 1895. by the Rev Pasco
Narrower tho home ~ her parents M ana Mt
. Brighton staten leland MISC
Elizabeth Condo Juison Mr.. Herbert J Bedford OF
New York.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
LANES WARRERTON.

Pawtucke.. r. 7. July i5.-Iames Warhurton. said
~ have been the oldest engraver In the country
and one OF the most expert Is dead at his home
here He was born in England seventy-one years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
rJcTru OF THE DOrE CLUB FIGHT.

1ohn Mcnamara. who was shot early Thursday
morning during fight In the rooms OF the Dove
Club Broadway and Forty-nrst-st. died last night
In me New-York Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
DIR WILLIAM II. HODGMAN

Saratoga " Y, July l5-Dr. William II. HodC-
man one Of tho best-known physicians In this
nc ehborhood died this morning, aged forty-slN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
IRVINE s BULLOCK.

London July i5--Irvne stephen Buoch died yes
,erdav at Liverpool. He was lieutenant on Inc
Alabama IN the American civil war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

That fog in the Bronchial tubes Is the germ OF
chronic trouble hut II is very susceptible 70 trees-
ment with Jaynes Expectorant. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

sncer.s Port Grape Wine. yrs Old best IN ne
world Tor nvalds females weakly ana sssI pefo,us,
,rs v,ne from the Op0rto Grape grown az spee vine
rrarSs passaic y Also Speers 'laref hlrgunny sno
brandy sod AZ schoonmakers 42f 81 ana PARK ave
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DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.

FIRST REGIMENT-On the way TO San Francisco
SECOND REGIMENT Tampa Fla.
THIRD REGIMENT-Csmp Alser. Fails Church. Va
EIGHTH 9TH. i2TH and nth kEG!MENIs-CamI
Thomas Chickamaugs. Ga -
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT--Cos. A. c. II and X.
FOR, Schuyler, " Y. Cos. Il. and J. Fort slocun1.
r. 60 G and 80 Battalion 0ormeriy 18Th Res-
FORTY gFVENTH REGIMENT-C Cos A and e. Dutch
Island r.. / Cos b. c. d. F. G. II. l. X. L and NJ.
Adams. r. I.
eIxrY-FiFTH RFGIMENT-Camp Alger. Falls Church.
Va
sIxTY-NINTH RECOMMENDATIONS. Fla
.sEVENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT-Santiago. Cuba
FIRST REGIMENT. VOLUNTEER ENGINEEhS-Camp
Townsend Peekskill. y. y.
TROOP A--Csmp Alger Falls Churen' va.
TROOP Camp Alger Falls Church. Va.
AsrOR BATTEfY-rn route 70 Manila.
srrovD SIGNAL CORPS-Known Third Company
United states Volunteer Signal Corps-Camp Thomas.
Chickamauga. Ga.
Letters for members or the naval reserve shouio
be addressed
U. g. s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N. y
u s. g. NAHANT-Tompkilsvil r.. T.
u g. S. JASON Fishers Island, SUFFOLK County. ~ Y.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
For New-Ensland fair; ncrthery winds becoming
variable ...
- r.,.r, WORK fair weather; cooler in southern
ror,,or. northery winds. becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvana and New-Jersey fair cooler
northery winds. becoming variable
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware ana Maryland
,or md YARN weather westerly winds becoming variable
FOR Virginia. West virginia and North 'arohha iaH'
warmer: Iyht southsrly Winds
rror Was..rn New-York Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio fair weather. light variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white Inc shows tne
ch ,nges IN pressure 90 Indicated by The Trbunes sell
ecordnx barometer Tn. dotted shows the tepers-
ture recorded { Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

Tribune once July 10. a. m.-rhe weather YESTERDAY
was fair and warm temperature ranged between 20