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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

the most conspicuous. Among the most brilliant
weddings were two attended ny royalty one
was the marriage Of Lady Mary Byng, maid ol
honor TO the Queen. with Comte de Mauny Tai
vande At the wedding breakfast at Lady Nor
mantons. the bride sat next the Princess OF
Wales. Another wedding which the Princess of
Wales and the Princess Victoria Lt'ended was
that Of Miss Evelyn Ellis. daughter Of the
Prince OF Wales's equerry. with Mr.. Walter
Kerr. Another fashionable marriage was that
OF Derek Keppel. equerry 10 the Duke Of York.
with the youngest daughter OF Lord SufiieId
There will be a brilliant ball al Holland House
next week and other great parties. but the
Newmarket races will be a counter attraction
out Of town.
Walter Phelps Dodge gave dinner tonight
at the Hotel Cecil in recognition Of his call TO
the English Bar. He is the second American
10 follow the example Of judah P. Benjamin ana
TO seek distinction In the London courts. SIT
John Puleston. Pitt Lewis and large company
wished him good luck l. y. r.
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DIR HALL AND Mr.. WARSZAWIAh'

To the Editor n The Tribune
cir. Nav ask the insertion OF this hrie' S'a''
r,o,, n, a matter concerning which more Ie''e''
have come to me than have been Ao's - III
swer. ,,-,.,,
Mr. Warszaviak came 10 N"w-l orK nrl"K''S
from, Europe the strongest letters ~ cofnfl'"'a
ton Including one ~ Introduction 70 ihHS
IRON, y nronlnent minister IN Edinburgh
IL uas taken after r'tle into connection
v-f,h the New York city Mission. ana r'r con"
Siderable time had strong indorsem"nt from us
o~cers After separating from II. ana also from
committee that took up his work. ne went on
,,,b a. Independently and with apparent use
funoss
Tho charge against him. which was r'fert"1
hy the Preshvtery 10 the fiiih Avenue "''''
Session. namely gambling. was held hS a inl'"'
Co.,. - tho Session - DO mot proven" Ny opn-
tan was with the minority The matter ~ hiS
use ~, money though incidentally brought - me
,o,lce ~ the Session Rad not been referred 20 ~
Mr. Wnrszaufak went - Europe" ~ was "n'''
stood ~ arrange money matters Sln'" ''h'
have had no communicate from HIM ana
accordinclv am not IN = condition - continue
Endorsement Il his pinus FOR pecuniary a'd- Il
appeers 10 he my duty. therefore. 20 say hht
whatever the state . ~" case may De- ana
whatever the Issue ~.h'~ arr"al 70 the church
courts II is impossible for ne 10 answer in'''-
ugenflv the questiln az - hts financial manage
ment J'ii' mann
Buxton. England June l.. le"N.
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kept up FOR several hours. Among those who
took part IN this rather Unusual social function
we're OK Senator Calvin Brice. Miss Brice.
Miss Fairchild Miss Jeffreys. Miss Aimee Law
renee. General Porter. Miss Porter Miss Stockly.
MI and Mrs. John Munroe. Miss Julia Hunt.
Mrs De Mach 40. Miss Courtland' Palmer MIS-
Griswold Gray and her niece. Miss irwin Mr.
and Mrs Pomeroy Nj and Mrs Wilmerdins'
Mr. and Mrs Paine. Nj and Mrs II a Alex
ander Mr. and Ms. George Munroe. MISS 'NS'
Miss HeCerm ann Lindecrone. Miss Nandeusen
Reed Hiss F Reed and strong dancing con-
tingent ~ bachelors. including MesFrs h
Hands. Frederick Martin. Count Sala. Niscomte
Chezelles and Mr.. Curtis
On Wednesday charming little bicycling
party was given by Nine. J. y. de Machado'
formerly OF baltimore. at Bellevue Heights az
Meudon. which has now become a decidedy
smart and Fashionable resort Among thos'
who wheeled out from Paris were Mrs Griswoid
Gray. Miss irwin. Miss Machado Miss heger-
mann Miss Lawrence and Miss Porter An at
tract,ve dinner was given on Friday by Mr..
William r pannat in his studio Among IN"
guests were the Italian Ambassador and Nine
Tornielu the Danish Minister and Nine De
Hegerrann- LindecrOne. Lady Anrl"s'a. MIS-.
William Wad6ington. Mrs. Luckermeyer' Mrs
John MunrOe. Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin '"nSth"'
and Mrs Gas,onre Calmette. Among the men
were Coauelin cadet ana Isidore De Lara yer
hans the most elaborate fate of IN" season WIS
given by NJ Naeelnackers at his chateau oI
Vulepreux near ST or. The lake on inc
grounds was transformed into venetian canal
with gondolas. while the Punch and Judy SHOWS
ableaux vivants. amateur concerts ana N"r''N
show performances wer" most effective lh'r'
was also a miniature ballet 10y coryph"es "' 'h''
Opara: seven different bands. including hun
rarlans Rumanians. Neapolitans and negro
MINISTRIES. provided music Among those present
nwere Mrs Wayne Cuyler. Mr.. and MIS- ha'Pn
Curtis Mr. and Mrs Henry Newherry ana MI
Henri Cachat
la Touraine sailed to-day with large mum
her Of passengers including Mr and MIS-. 'hah-
Ter Mrs A. Blight Miss Blight. MISS n :
plight Mrs. Eugene Cruger. Mrs. @ H. warren
Mr. l. warren Mrs. 8. Q. Warren. MISS : -
Warren Miss isabel G Davis Miss 9. 'ond"'''
Mr. + J. Otis. Viscomtesse de J"'ernpS' .I'S
Ralnbridge Smith. Miss Annie h Jackson MI
snencer Mr.. H. Rleecker Mr.. G. T. Maru" ""'
Mr. Louis Meter.
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Notices of marriages and deaths must DC az
dorsed with full name and address,
DIED.

coLEMANA the Ahasrl Nosrand , r BroosSa
Fife Of james Macy Coleman in 59;h Of her
Funeral private
Cox-on Friday June o. 1895 Brishto m staten
Island. James Farley cox the d9h year Of MS ess
CHAPEL west 18th 81 New YORK C.'y. At e:i3 a n"
cRUGER-At h,> hom, Idesse Bsyyille Long Island
FUNERAL services N be hsid in Trinity church. New
York. on TUESDAY. June Is at II O'Clock.
s HssS New H 4@s aged s. ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JOHNSTON At her home in West Haven o J1n:
TIE funeral Viii ne he'd a, her late residence. No 81
whitney on Monday. at 2:8" o. cioc. FRIENDS e ana
relatives Invited TO attend without further no pow
KENNEDY At her residence No lSo West - st, So, a.
Saturday. June -. Agnes kennedy widow Of 'o"h :"
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Of on FIdly Jg0 osn Mason .s
ana Maria Ilyinsston Knox.
Funeral services will be held At the Mfd- Duo d 40 M
MARBLES Thursday. June %. Samuel s MArpieA
in the Gath year Of his .,
S chaTch. court and Fresden, Brooklyn. Sunday.
June 90 at 3 80.
FIiTip'o omI R''af dover,
NELSON her in New Rochelle June N ~ cath n
ra6srs Iad yfSs s S es1 sss Of tn. family
oRMOND- suddenly. Mount Vernon. n y. J1ns a.: -
is's Maria Louise daughter OF the late John and MAI
Funeral Will b. held a, her late r.sd.HS. Ss
l43 Chester Mount Vernon. y L. on tu'sa~s'
June >. o'clock. 49,.
Carriages viii he IN waiting arrival Of os train from
Grand Central Depot. New Haven Railroad.
TALBOT At the residence Of his daughter Mrs Charles
l. Roosevelt Baden Baden Germany on Friday !uns
= Talbot.
THEBATD- on Friday. June ~ his country rsss-
dence Mount Vernon n. Y. Paul /. Thebaud. In hs
year. - . x.,.
church. 18Th ct. at 10 o'clock.
Interim, M at the convenience OF the family.
kindly flowers
THOMAs-On 25th inst Annie D., VIII. OF John ".
Thomas -
Funeral services at her residence No 227 Psnn-se.
BROOKLYN az p m. Monday. 9th.
Inferment private.
WOOD on June "a James Wood. aged 90 yesrA
Funeral to-day sunday ?. from his Ne ress-
dence. No 462 West 2Oth-st
Interment at KensicO
Ma,ieawan ~. " papers pleas. copy.
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,,oee,p, T.. r,t-yl-t Dr,Nr,sTS ~ DEMOCRATIC
''''''' - ......
STATE POLITICS Iii9 WIN
- O.. a., ,r,,.h ,,y,-t shaping
lNiA "''h i'''l' 81.
matters for f0" S'n'" '."0f'''i'' 'l '.'' '''''
,,r,, g., -1ra,.. It..I O. Ilil vii b." ir 20" cl'f
i'' H. 100. ~ ,.. 81, r,rf4 NJ
'o-morro" or ''-'ff ''' 'S " ...,
"a tons To" I1"u0rffil' 1877 A'i'' I'''' "' '
rA fr.oi rofffirf,re -av hie rtsif aiN haE" an I'M
........ ,,...- 80. ,.r.,,.,nl.u. state CON
yeut.on "" VII nave iont ''." VIII nus" W.
.-,.ii, ,.tr. mere A. least ore. a y.ti ne comes
,.,., d.. t.o.rf,., and fAis y.ir
=" SEQ me F'''' 10" '''''' '' .,f
his Visit ~ 81 moi" ftnn usual interest. 80 p" VIII
t, .,,. -. ,,.f.,t,gtf o. o., determine. 4 44f how
- ..- .,to,. tn. BrorX
mtch support i' .i' "'f' '
n. will also and TAX Win FlH't I'a'i"l'"' "'p
Z. ,,.t,-,,, a. mo Democrats state Committee
~ ''.'' ''' 5000 "a ,oi,,.,,i u.,f.n
Mr.. l'ani'itn ls a ''-' 'i''' avn i'''
,,. io,li,, over the situation H.fofe the
.''' .t.. Ga. ,.,. I'm, ,he rneefir.
senator i"''il9 '' "'''''' 49, l
OF no SfA'" commute" WI h' 10 .'''' "l''' 30 "
.., 4.,,us ~, ,t.. state Convention VIII
idl" |ni ''I''' '''''' |
he gone over - i7 possible ''"' ~" mum az -
tho safe frk.f xii discussed and mucn accom-
Te~h DAYS Developments tend TO confirm ~" as
orion ~ Mr. HIS friends that the cH iator
controls the state Commit'e" ana vii control me
conventions ioi lans tay ihdi N ne con. mn 80
ttu AM mar ,l.muang Hal. Vii be Outcassei
tr,ce M ono n Mr. croker allows his hostility 10
A.. ffiu .. rr.tf. 4 division go the committee. rs
49,, ,,.,,,.d oftf in The Tribune, Mr.. Croker AMI l.s
- a., r,,itlv realizing that they are in a mi
,',+ -, 100. ',t,;,,r.ntlv geitiug ready 10 submit
,t,'',. ,or ,hr Tim. h.irg although tho hatred
"ri"f'h M'sS,S i'''' "'' srn',nr M,rpIy Is tnins
''' usl ned I'D
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CAUGHT IN A WRECKED TENT.
THREE KILLED AND THIRTY THREE IN
JIrRED AT A CIRCUS

Sioux City Iowa. June pa severe winas'orm
struck This city last night. blowing down the main
tent If the selIs-Forepaugh circus while per
formance was going on. The collapse OF the canvas
caused panic in which three persons were hliIeo
ard thirty-three injured. The dead are:
UAivERsEN. Adolph. OF Sioux City.
STEINER. Judge a. g.
Unidentified infant.
OF those injured ten critically hurt and some
Of them may die.
The day was hot and sultry and the evening
threatening. but the crowds OF country people had
come IN town and they sweled the crowd that al
roos, filed the tents FOR the evening performance
Al about O'Clock the hot wind, which had oeen
hlowing all afternoon, freshened, and WITHIN rev
minutes deluge OF rain fell upon the hundreds OF
pIeasure-soekers coming through the canvas
shelter and drenching them This had lasted only
a few minutes when the great centre pole began 10
sway and the guy ropes TO creak from me pres
sure ~ the wind which mad become a gale. Fright
took possession Of the crowd. and via scraitnpe
FOR tho exits began The employees OF the cli'us
were called into service in an attempt to calm ne
fears Of the panc-stricken people ana 70 30
Them from the danger which they were lI"ne' "a
rilv making greater by their headlong rush io tc
mon ain Many were irampled under 1901 or
bruised by falling timhers as the structure ~
lapsed The employees Of the show ana coolel - -
e0ns among the crowd did heroic WORK III i'H'"'"h
women and children from the fallen tents ...
Italversen carried TO the ponce s'"'''"'
where he died within few minutes . 49,. ox,a,,
The circus property was damaged 70 the eA'ene
Of so 90 Fortunately most OF the animals IN t h
rnenaseries had been taken from the teh's ~ TIC
cars before the storm began.
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DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS


Sorit & : COS ] X. L and n FoF; Hamilton
\. cas 9 "a j.. Gsye'9o..s Island y y
T13I A iT faI.s TaqlS
oTn ". f'a and Il = r, s Soc
\ : Co. q ana - T., TALON formerly 1871 Reg
roR i4fi . 3rVE%TH nEGIME%T-cos. A ana E. Dutch
Island. r. Cos y. c. u. T. Q. H. l. n / ana w.
sIxrY-riFTH Ki;Gi,iENT-carnp Aiger. Falls Church.
SIXTY xIxTH KraIMENTu Tsmsa :,1 Fla cn,.
rifsT Rie ;iF Toi STEER ESGISEERs-c"mD
townsend Ieek.kin ). l..s -.
77E33 Gs Acsr f s: GR Sa-Ss "a
sEC0VD siGNAI. CORPS Camp Ager Fale Chufch'
1.,rers for members Of the Naval Reserve should
be addressed
7 : .YANKEE- san,iago ... Co'a :, .,.o Island
Z { JASON HFisher's leland suffolk County. y Y
NEw-JERsEY TROOPS
FIRST REGIMEXT..,.caTp AlssT Fa rs Church va
NM, ~. Hanc@tE \ j. COS b. r. and I. Po'np'on
Io,,ers for members Of The New-Jersey Naval
Reserve should be addressed'
I. : ; BADGER Provncetown Mass
CONNECTICUT TROOPS
rrps- rrcrNE>;T-cos A. D. G ana II. Fort Knos
Ruossuori Me Co Il. Gull Island. \ y Co Z
Err onsu!on 5s ana For, Prebe Port
lard. Me.
THIRD KEGlMENT-Nantc. conn
LIGHT HATTEIY A-Nianuc. conn
VEAIv BATTERY C-Nianiic, Conn
NAVAL, RESERVE-Boston. Mass 49,
HEAVY BATTERY B-Fort Griewo'd Grotan' Conh'
For, slocum is OH Dav'ds island Long i'''''
Sound ,,a,, r,ororgb NJ
The Bronx. ,.,o.A Borough Of
Queens -. yo-,, uarhor The
fort IS known Fort Columbus; Dorougb NJ
Fort Hamilton Is Long lsiaho' Doioue'' -
Brooklyn. ,.,.,a po,ouRh OF
Richmond . ,,, ~
Letters for soldiers in the field shoua and % reSi.
dressed plainly Name rank company ~. ~ state
ment should be stated. The name S oo aIwsys
from which the organization comes snou Ia Tho
be given because there may be reslnle".SS No "a me
same camp from various States having '"' ~
number.
Proper form Of address:
Private Company NJ, vo,s
sth Regiment, n l. Fo'''
Camp Thomas. MI. 20
Cfickamauga fark' ""-
Letters for soldiers and sailors IN CuD xest Fla
addressed 10 Santiago Cuba via Key "es'
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cgOIcF or NM MEN To Re CONTESTED.

Rochester y Y. June &-Mcnroe County Demo-
Gratis finished their convention yesterday III the
Third District the Hill forces elected Mayor George
+ Warner James II. Casey ana Patrick Meagher.
A con.esting delegation. headed by william H.
Tracy. former Water Committeeman VIII al'o go
70 the convention. In the Fourth District the OPP
pcsltion 10 the present organization made It's only
successful fight. eleotng j. Miller Kelly. Jhbez I.
p,.,ce and Thomas " Leddy delegates. The
resul In the county ~ mixed. The Organization
REPRESENTED by State Commit eman Smifh ana
iIicte, who are closely allied 10 David Z. HiVs
Interests Will have the delegates IN the FIRST sec
ond and Third districts while the Opposition, Iead
H Hr Tracv Will control the Fourth Nine OF the
we've Monroe delegates on the preliminary rolI
yin be for HI Colests Will be made N the fHs'
nd Third districts by the OPPOSITION
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PEYTR4ES CABINET BREAKS Up.
HENRI BRrssoN now INVITED TO FORM A MIN
rSTRY


Paris June En- consequence % NJ Peytrnls
friends insisting that n Radical-Sociallst should
have one Of the portfolios. Du?uy. NJ Leyeues
and " Delomhre declined TO enter the Cabinet.
and VI Pey,ral therefore has aba 1doned the task
% forming Ministry
President Faure has now invited Henri Brisson
~ form n cabinet. but the latter has pointed ont
~. difficulties which have been accentuated by the
failures 81 NM Saricn and Peytral 10 form
Ministry. and has asked until Sunday evening 20
consider the matter
Henri BrisSon was recently Pres dent 81 the
Chamber II Deputies f0r tho third time and was
d.f~at,d for collection on the second ballot on
juno hy tho government candidate. pescha-
mel VI Hr-son WAS elected FOR the third time
President Of the Chamber on January y. 1897 In
ISL he succeeded VI Gambetta I'm that ONCE and
retained Il until lsS. when. on the overthrow OF
the Ferry VI nistry he accepted the Premiership.
In iSqi VI RrissOn was again elected President ~
The Chamber ~ Deputies. and IN 1885 he was an
important candidat" for the Presidency OF France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
THE LIGHTNING IN WESTCHESTER.
A SIGNAL TOWER AT NEW ROCHELLE sIHO'N
AND SET ON FIRE

The thunderstorm OF yesterday afternoon WY
especially violent in Wesichester county. Al .>e"
Rochelle tho signal tower N the YARDS OF t'e
~, vorL Nav, Haven and Hartford Railroad
was struck by lightning James Donahoe inc
towernan. was IN the building at the Tune anu
received a severe shock. which threw MN from
his chair When he recovered he found the tower
90 ere bur brlvaly extingIshed IT, and gave warn
ing % approachug trains. .s 40
Another bolt struck a large tree al seG9hd,ave
ard ,rh,rd-s IL, Mount Vernon. and Il fell. carry
ing electric light and trolley wires WIN H. fato
Xix Kavanaugh q city employe, sent 70 remove
{, erasped ono Of the electric light wires ana re-
c.ived a shock which hurt him badly. Inc am.
huance was sent for. hut he was restored perore y
arrived Telegraph telephone and all KINDS OF
electrical and FIRE alarm wires are reported III
,ro,ihie in many parts Of the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
MARRIED..

RrERENAcK-rODD- Friday June "a, at No: 10 10 Rev
M Sdpi5 HsrNns ave Atlantic city. j. by me ~
j r. Townsend Miss Gertrude =; p IsSei,b 9a
\ j. to Max Relensck jr. u FhhaHeipnla'
TERRY uEyDRIcK-On wednesday June o. at New
scotland PRESBYTERIAN church. by pr Jainss, I.mes
Mcclure Katherine Lansing. daughter OF '"i0''' ~
Hendrck. charles Thsddeus Terry. c.,.
THAYER-CLARK-On Thursday. june - ~ IAN
Nemorial church pomfret conn by the rev AZ ~,
der II Vnton. b. r.. ASSISTED by the hev, ~ Ms
Gardiner Ethel Randolph youngest d1ushI.r 81 '''''
Randoin6 Marshall clark 10 Ezra Rpey Thayer'
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MAIN OFFlCE-i54 Nassau ST.

UPTOWN OFFIcE-l2i2 Broadway.
AMERICANS ABROAD Will md The Tribune At;
Loudon-Ofiee Of The Tribune. li9 FLEET st.
Morton. Co. barth0lom-w House. L. -
Brown, Gould * Co. - N-w oxford ST.
Thomas cook " SON LYdgtte circus
Pa-.a-J Munroe & Co.. ! Rue >ciioe
Iottingsr * 20. IS Rue De fr0Nen'e
Morgan Har)es & Co 81 Boulevard Haussmank
Credit lyonnais Bureau des Etrsn;ers
tn mas cook & Son. | Place &c IJpera-
Geneva Lombard, oder * Co. and Cnlon Ban&
Florence Whuby * c..
NennE-Ango- Austrian Bank.
81 Petersburg credit Iyonras ,..
The London Office az The Tribune "a convenient piacs
70 leave advertise nen's and subs 'rl:tons.
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Tribune once June o. a. m-The weather yesterday
was far and warmer with thunderstorm In the after
noon The temperature ranged between - and 9s degrees
the average ,si being 5 degrees higher Than
IN Friday and = degree higher the corresponding
day Of last year. -, -, oh.h,.
The weather in and near TINS ci'y To-Day VIII p''"''
lie ann
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ENGAGED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Freed
enberg announce the engagement OF their daughter
Annie to Mr.. Albert NJ Shayan.
At home sunday. July 3. No. 1895 Sscond-sve
No cards
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\ ] VINEYARDS Rest wine the world for irvalds'
weakly persons and aged Get SPEERs at Druggists
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6urtial Notices.
(N''D
Tribune Terms to Mall Subscriber

Daly so a year. 81 per mon n
Daily without Sunday, IS year 30 cents per month
sunday Tribune 81 year W-ekiv 81. Seml-Weekly u
POSTAGE-Estra postage Is Charged 70 foreign countries
exc,pt Mexico and Canada. and on the daily In New
York Civ.
REMITTANCEs II sent In cash. unregistered. VIII % ~
owners risk.
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we can learn It did a great deal Of damage.
While 1t averaged forty miles an hour' II pe"
as high as fifty miles In short gusts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE IN BROOKLYN.
TWO WIRE REPAIRERs SHOCKED Ely ELECTRIC
rrY-A BONFIRE BEATS A TRoLLE

rTY-A BONFIRE BEATS A TRoILFYCAR
The storm in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon oid
no, last long but It wrought a good deal or dafn-
age +, is a long time since a wind storm IN
BROOKLYN blew down many trees as were
snapped yesterday. II was estimated 'ha' W
tween one hundred and two hundred trees were
,ic,,,,s of the high wind and most OF these were
trees % large size . .u
=. hour last night proping broken poles, .repls eng
w~se torn from their fastenings and lying in the
streets and repairing broken lamps. While Two
Of th. repair force. Matthew GarriS1n ana I'm
ofhy Teary were NJ work for the Eilson com
many AZ Vest Fifth-st. ana Shsepshead BAY fohI'
rr@plaoing lamps they We're shocked and burned
an ambulance was sent for. and they were taken 10
he Long Island College Hospital. where they re-
cciI"i attention. - ..,4t.r
hnrfrc an Halsey-st and S'uy v"sant-ave. They
Rad found a largo box. and this was blazing away
rnerrIy when tre hurricane caught up me nox ana
SOM n spinning up Ualsey St. past a troley-car'
while frebrands hlled m" air mu'h 70 tne aston.
ishrnen, ~ ne bows. who Witnessed for the hrst
limo A bonfire beating a trOl"T-car IN 4 race
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In tlls diagram the continuous white line SHOWS we
changes I'm pressure indicated The Trounes SELF
rsrorIlrg Barometer dotted line shows the enpeTa
ture as recorded at PerIy's Pharmacy
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Religions Noilres.

N>,~>>o~>~>>~o-
CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY. Clinton and Mon
tague sts Brooklyn. :. d MCCONNELL. Isector-ser-
vices and IL ant sc.
CHRIST CHI RICH. Boulevard corner 7lst-st Rev. Or.
J. :. SHPMAN. Rector NornrG service at II O'Clock.
Evening prayer NJ r. m.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY No i55 Worth
81. WIN +. BARNARD. Superintendent. song
on sunday Al $50 p m Singing by the choir = children
OF the institution Public invited Donations Of clothing
and shoes solicited
LIFE IN ROMAN CATHOLIC MoNAsTERIEs. an
interesting lecture by Father AUGUSTINE who was
twelve years a monk, Wednesday evening". l. Masonia
Hall No 20 East l5th-st.
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Two KILLED BY LIGHTNING IN A CHURCH

Grand Forks y y. June "a Lutheran church
near Winnewaukan was struck by lightning while
dedication ceremonies were being held. one end
Vas torn ont 81 the building About three hundred
nersors were present and were instantly killed.
In the panic q number Of others were injured but
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Letters for soldiers and sailors IN cuba snoJ Fla
addressed 10 Santiago Cuba. via Key WE"
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Postofiice Notice.

should read pAiLY nv an Interested. ss changes
Foreign mails r,r me week ending July 2 1898, will
close trrounfv IN an A. the General Postohce as
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