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New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ONE OF THREE HEIRS TO S5,50O,0OO.
A RAILROAD STATION AGENT PROVES RIGHTS Io
HIS ENGLISH AUNT's ESTATE

y RAlLROAD
HIS ENGLISH AUNT's ESTATE
Chicago. July 21-A dispatch 10 The Iifnes-
Herald" from Waukesha. Wis. says that td"alu u
Wright has at last secured the fortune which no
mas been endeavoring TO get ever since MS am .
rich English woman died seven years ago. ~ mas l
been estimated that the estate Is worth ~ovVV'V' ~
besides family Jewels valued at 5000 Mr. Wrlshe
was seen al the little country station OF he4ens-
Vile where he is agent and confirmed the report
that he had proved his title to his share OF 'he
estate. 49,
He said there we're three heirs. himself ana TWO
uncles The uncles are connected with one oA '"e
largest firms in the country but he would n0s be
their names When asked how Inuch Ioiey Hyo "a
would get Mr. Wright refused TO tell 3u' IN IN. bis
that II was a good round sum. Mrls1I Is Ilot Ia =
real name His actual name is Don Eazaza, "a ans
bis father was Spaniard. His grandnother % %Was
rna rried n second time. her second nusoand Delns
The Rev p Purdee Wright. formerly OF this SSi,tx
now Archdeacon of the Episcopal piocese IN MI NJ
yvaukee Mr. RaZaza was adopted by nj ti'4
Mre Wright and took their name. Last week ne
Vent 10 Chicago. where he and his uncIes saw tne
Pritisb Consul and made arrangements 10 secure
ibe estate He has received telegram from MS
attorney announcing that the estate hao Deeh
turned over.
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DIED.

-
Coer. George Z. HILL Fannie A.
Cooper. CoTnelia Van P Thurber. Horace x.
BARRY"At rest" On Friday afternoon July II. Hannah
". Barry widow OF the late Thomas Barry and daugh
ter Of the late James Thorourn IN the ss;h year OF
her
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the burial
service her late residence No. 217 Aiexsnder-Ava.
New-York City Sunday 23d inst at .. m.
1nterment az ths conyenisnce Of family.
BRADFoRD-At Branford. Conn. July a. 1900. May z
Bradford
Funeral from the residence OF her niece Mrs. W "
scrugham, fonkers, y. T. on Monday July "a ise
at ..
coIER-suddsny. at Great harrington, Mass, on July
81, George Brney. youngest son OF W. y. Colsr r.
and Lille SeeIey colsr.
Only child Of Harry W and Emily Erving Cooper. assd
years and months
Funeral services be held a. Christ Church. Rye ~ T..
on Saturday morning. at ll:i5.
FowLER--At sea. the llh OF July. 1899. on board
the steamer Ella from Gtbara, Cuba. 70 New-fork-
Major Joshua l. Fowler. lOh United States Cavalry.
Funeral services West Point Saturday 80 p.
Interment West Point Cemetery.
HART-Thursday. July 20 1900 Wallace B.. SOC Of wu-
Funeral services will be held at No. lis Archer-ava,
Mount Vernon ~ Y, on Sunday. July o. 1893, at
o'clock
HILL-At Stamford Conn. on July 81. Fannie A. wifs
Charles D. Hill IN the 66th year OF her age.
Funeral private.
THrRBER-At HALEY. IDAHO on July 20. Horace K
Thurber
A.-The Kensfco Cemetery.-Prvats station
Harlem Railroad AZ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot Office. 10 East 42d-st.
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RUEoRs OF A NEW MAGAZINE.

TO BE PUBLISHED. 1T rs SAID. BY THE HARPER.
MCCLURE COMMUNICATIONS DE-
cLARED PREMATURE.
It was reported yesterday that the Harper-Mss
Ciure syndicate would soon start a new maga-
zine. similar to The Review Of Reviews" II was
also reported that DR.. John II. Finley would be
the editor OF the new magazine. DR.. Finley
Gently Joined the forces of the Mcclure Publishing
Company. He formerly president OF Knox
College at Galesburg, Ill, and resigned TO take up
editorial work with the Mcclure magazine.
When an effort made to confirm the report
Il was said at the Office OF the Mcclure Publishing
Company that Mr.. Mcclure was IN Europe that
Mr. Doubleday out OF the city, and Mr.. Phillips
could not be found. The report is declared prema-
ture although such plan is said TO be under way.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
ROUGH RIDERS APPOINTED.
GOVERNOR RoosEvELTs MEN GETTING SOME
OF THE PIUMg.


To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Governor Roosevelt is not getting left"
Notwithstanding the contrary reports Of certain
papers Governor Roosevelt compared notes care
fuuy with Governor Otero of NewMexico. when
ne attended the reunion of the Rough Riders at
Las Vegas, N NJ. and soon after consulted with
the President. and the result is the appointment
OF score OF faithful Rough Riders.
First Lieutenant Fortescue. OF New-York. was
captain in the Cuban Army before he Joined the
Rough Riders. and after being mustered out at
Montauk stumped the State Of New-York with
Roosevelt In his campaign. Captain Maximiano
Luna, Of Las Lunas. n. NJ. recruited Company F
at Albuquerque n. NJ. and was in the battles Of
Las Guasimas. San Juan and Santiago He served
on General Woods staff. and served as inter-
prefer OF the Court Santiago in cleaning out the
political prisoners in the jails He has been In
terpreter OF courts. Sheriff Of his county, secre-
tary Of the senate-probably the youngest that
even held that position-member of the Legis-
latJre Speaker OF the last House Of Representa-
mated to Congress-though only being home a
week before the convention. He was the only
t CAPTAIN Uive' W. r. IN Dane a of Csrriifos r. NJ was
promoted by Colonel Roosevelt from first sergeant
field. He was Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives and the Gold Democrat candidate for
appointment First Lieutenant sherard Coleman,
OF Santa Fe, N NJ, was with the regiment IN
Cuba, and did good work in rushing supplies to II the
front in the Quartermaster,s Department when
badly needed. When mustered out ne was acting
nerous responsible positions, including surveyor IN
the Surveyor Generals Office In New Mexico and
with the Court OF Private Land claims noIqlps he
charged that there has been any political discrim-
nation by Governor Roosevelt or 6oyernor Oser9 Gr9
Democrat, Lieutenant Coleman Bryan Free Si-
yer Democrat and Captain Luna a Projection
Washington. July IS. 1899
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ENGLISH FOR COLLEGE ENTRANCE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: 7 wish your admirable editorial In to-day's
,ssue entitled English for College Entrance"
could be read by every educator in the country
NV way of promoting this object, beg 10 suggest
that its concluding paragraphs be repeated in a
subsequent issue. and to request that fourth
oc,acation be added 10 the conditions which
sbonld remove cause Of shame 10 the average col
jeee graduate OF to-day.
have copied the paragraphs and I send them
a. vo,, herewith the inerpolated specification being
in brackets;
The course recommended by the committee Is one
,,,hicb faithfully followed by our preparatory
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ANOTHER BIG LONG BRANCH BOAT.

The purchase Of the steamer Columbia from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company places an
other big boat on the route from Pier No. TO- East
River 10 the Ircn Pier at Long Branch The Cape
May steamer Republic which has been making
'hree trips every day will have a sister snip IN
"e Columbia. The heavy travel can be carried
nov without delay, as both boats are big and fast'
he Columbia will begin her work tomorrow. A
snange OF time table. with additional trips. VIII be
seae eae In few days. Meanwhile the present
ss.hedule OF a boat from New-York at $40 a. m,
:, 80 az and $50 p. m. returning from the brancn
- 1''% a. N. and 2l5 and 7:45 p. m. VIII continue.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

schools. ought to send boys into college WIN as
much know ledge of literature and as mucn COM
mand of language land as fair chirographyI as
would be reasonably expected or desired from - ~,
OF their average age and mental developmeh.s;
1T would give such a foundation that. II fon9weo
by a thorough, but not disproporuonate c3nss co.,; -
course in English. the average college grhuua.es
need not be ashamed before cultivated peopIe f of
the narrowness of his reading the clumslness u
his writing and the ignorant character OF III n,s ,
speech; tnor need he resort to a type wriuns NJ
chine for shame OF his penmanshpl And that can
not be said Of the average college graduate pi ,o-
day w NJ J."
New-Dorp. Staten Island. July 1s 1899.
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NO COMPROMISE IN DODGE SEIZURE

Edward Lauterbach attorney for Mrs. Phyllis E.
Dodge denied yesterday runor that he had maoe
a proposition 70 the Government 10 settle the case
ont OF court for a nominal sum- The case was stu
In the hands OF United States District Attorney
Burnett he added II after the forwarding 10
washington OF the District Attorneys report an
adverse ruling should be made In the case. Mrs.
rodges counsel might decide to accept an oner
from the Government to have the ruling set aside
fnr a nominal
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
MA1Ls roR sourH ANp cEvrpAL AMERICA.

WEST INDIES.
per e. Tsismsn. At 10 a m. for Ia Plata coan,riss
1870 a. M for fortune Island Jamaica. savsaIa
sf,ha@sens @ & and Grsygws b per AsRe ae,ss boz
Complementary 1920 a M Tor Bermuda per 8
P51S Rc a. va IA San Juan and n S M %
savanila and carthagena Curacao per 3 8 phiis~
GRans ., mus, % Be- ISss PEI pc. a.1ass ass9 =.
m iPr SusTfs s issn nsss ans xa Hs a1S Sa5s09 Se,
81 Marc. Gonaves Port AZ Prince. Petit Goave and
suN0AY.At $40 2. m; for ST. Pierre Mlqu.ou. per
Mail. FOR newfoundland. by rail- to North Sydney and
thence BY steamer Iosi close S At this enc. daily 80
and saturday Mails for MGason Syr s B.oS
and thence By steamer m close at NJ once day az
Fla and & thence By steamer close a. tbs Once daily
o sand ana Fds, M % % % G
s. % once sa% .S. Maad. Hd rss S Sy s
ss Man: @ .sca & are en TS', ana ss
addressed for dispatch By steamer cios az ,hls enc.
&sy @ Puerto n ea s ESQ suS m s' ~ PF % C',
Nsw-orIeans and thence By steamer. close al mis-
s ' ..ags s a. r & M R ad Monday. nsr. . sd s
Puerto cortez and juatemaia tRegistered mall closes
S ssooSd % Sd'saS' dsS bs;Sr. sss S''''' mail closes "
TRANspAcIFIc MAILS
ne & S'i: s.s: sss ss IVY x ~
here MAI. ssy ,r ss nna 5Sy Z "a 70 g !a
up % July .ss z. $50 H., m Malls for he sesIsy
soss here daily sg % Jgly .2e at eso 20, Mall. 70.
fan Frsnelscoj close hare daily UP July s2T at
o m Malls for China and Japan. per :. $. Victoria
isr,m Tacoral. close here daily up 20 July s3f eA
D. NJ. Malls sor Australia except those for West
trala. which forwarded via Europe New-Zeaisnd,
Hawaii. FIJI and Samoan Islands. Moans (fron
Francisco close here daily up TO July 81 and W
20 August q az $50 p m on day OF arrival Of q a
Campanla which will probably arrive August sf
.as s tsass's 70 seq q sss sa
tion OF their uninterrupted overland transit sRegis-
tered mail closes at ?. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmasyse.
Postolfce. New York. ~. T.. July IL 1854
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DEATH pEPLoRED IN PEORIA.

Peoria, Ill., July H.-The news OF the death OF
Robert O. Ingersou was received here with pro-
found sorrow. HIS early life spent in this
county. and II was here that he established his
reputation as a public man. Immediately on receipt
OF the news Of the death the flag on the court
house was swung at half mast and arrangements
uere begun for the holding OF a memorial meeting.
Tbe ReV John Ingersoll. father OF the dead man.
died In Peoria on May T. 1889 and his body was laid
70 rest in SprinKdale Cemetery here.
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OFFICES.

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The London Office Of The Tribune Is convenient place
20 leave Advertisements and subscriptions
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Morgan, Harjes & Co. No. 81 Boulevard Haussmann.
Credit Lyonnaise. Bureau des EtTangers.
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Geneva-Lonbard. Odler Co.. and Union Bank
Florence-Whltby & Co
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. NEW 1UYURY IN DINING CARS.

The baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue Line dining
oars are being sent to the shop as rapidly as possi
bic TO change the interiors so that each car VIII
have a table d'hote compartment and care where
the service will be la carte. This part OF the
car will have easy chairs, tables ana o'her ~ eoii
. -. % Arst-class cafe where may
smoke and cat without interfering with those WIN
nrefer a different state OF things
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
Mr.. WYNDHAWS FAREWELL.
MANr WELL KNOWN PEOPLE CROWD THE cRl.
TERIoN

London July Ala crowded and brilliant audi
ence. including the Prince OF Wales, the Duchess OF
York. Princess Victoria Of Wales Prince Christian,
host Of titled personages. Mrs. Mackay and Mrs.
Wyndham. assembled at the Criterion Theatre to-
night TO witness Charles Wyndhams farewell. The
play chosen Rose mary"
At the close Of the performance Mr.. Wyndham. IN
neat speech referred TO his twenty-three years
connection with the Criterion and alluded tenderly
to his old comrades and colleagues. Ii is announced
that the house which usually holds f22o this even-
held el,s7i. which will be devoted to the Prince o.
Wales Hospital Fund.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Wyndhan's speech the
orchestra played Aud Lang Syne."
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
THE BOSTON AND Albany MERGER

The officials OF the New-York Central not at
all worried about the situation OF the Boston ana
Albany merger Samuel r. Callaway and other
officials OF the line said yesterday that all the
details OF the lease had been agreed TO oy the
controlling interests on each side. and that they
saw no reason for any changes They felt conn,
dent thar N was a good deal for both sides. and
were sure that IL would 80 through.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
THE PASSING THRONG.

John W. Bookwalter is in the city, having Jus'
returned from a visit to his home IN springne,a'
Ohio When seen yesterday al tne
OHIO's Holland House. Mr.. Bookwal'er
PROSPEROUS said that he was forcibly I'M
FARMERS. pressed with the Improvement IN
Ohio generally and Clark County
particularly since he was last there. The crops
which have been harvested-especIaly the whea'
and oats-are exceptionally fine and the prospeIh,s h
are good for an unusually large crop or corn ~ ny
southwestern part OF the State. Il don't thilin s
have ever seen the Clark County farms so PLo..
porous looking" said Mr.. Bookwalter AS e ma IA
OF fact, the farmers there are as scehtiIe 800
at the same time as practical as any ina bog to
seen anywhere in the world. They Know lIom ~, 80
make the best of existing conditions When n,Tsh Tst
to find whether or not a country II hoSr 1t.ni-
ing I my attention to the agricuturists. q, a.
prosperity is an infallibe sign that the Naoh Is "a
good shape For that reason J wEs Wen ple@Sts
with my observations among the ONO farmers, q
had expected found that the cities were a.
ing accordingly. Springfeld, my nome, ,,1ra na sor
creased largely In population since my deparIuie ~ ~
foreign countries several years ago. ana lhe
ume OF business being transacted there Is a-.nlUnr -
double what Il was then New buildings are sIa sJIlas
up the vacant houses have disappeared tIe pt p.lttS
OF real estate are rising and the hum OIL ihuuS'''
Is heard on every hand
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
5pecial Notltes.
IN THE UNITED STATES.

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often as desired: 81 30 for three months s. for nn
months; $40 a year. -
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months; s. a year.
SUNDAY TRTPt-NE, (separately) 81 for six months;
81 a year. Address changed often desired
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, issued Wednesdays. 81 ysax.
TO foreign countries except Mexico and Canafa " %
year. including extra postager
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIEItSE. issued Tuescays and I'm
days. 81 year; 81 Tor siS months Every Tuesda,y
story OF the with Spain. Every Friday. an ulus-
trated supple nen To foreign countries except Mexes
and Canada including extra postage, 81 90 year.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1899. 3 cents copy.
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-. - a,f-a5 e Hoe $50 %
chapel OF DIVINE fioF4-e"-9' - ...... 800
W aynscot - -. 80 a. tba naner' 500
Please no not put ny "1H'' ." .I........ 100 %
o..
The Junior Christian Enieavor Society OF Buskirk ooo
Proceeds Of fair held at the residence OF Mrs
II stevens. Greenwich, Conn.,, by Enly
stevens Alice H9yt and a Hasxsy ssyg,s 1sS4 tT 1870
sisted py alasuI 4''+NN-' "
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Ine Misses N0'i'' ~ .................... 7CO
Two classes IN the sIaaay m nsr wps g q PacEard 100
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uAzET COMMITTEE TO MEET on AUGUST 1

When the Mazot Investigating committee re-
.,,r,os rs sessions It will occupy rooms in the
Co,,,.v Courthouse. II was announced yesterday
that Assemblyman Mazet had secured permission
20 rsa the courtroom OF Trial Term, Part IL; ana
~ committee Will convene there on August L
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
.pRrNTEp MATTER. Erc-aerman steamers sailing on

PRINTED MATTER, ETc-German steamers sailing
Tuesdays take Printed Matter ETC., for Germany and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc for other paris
of Europe. American and White Star steamers
Wednesdays, German steamers Thursday and
cunard French and German Saturdays
take Printed Matter etc. for ali for which
they advertised to carry mail
the closing Of the Supplementary Transatanto
Mails named above additional supplementary mails are
opened the piers OF the American, English French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour ot sailing OF steamer.
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.ss.s44 qe


The rAtbune employs no collectors, pays no com
-,issions originates and IS responsible for no en-
,nrta'rrnarts The most direct way 10 the children
rom the giver is through The Tribune once, whch
.,,,arrhodv can reach with the malls. And the easl-
est xev Ia reach Al is with check drawn 70 the
order Of The Tribune Fresh Air Fund-tne bigger
the better and the more the merrler' 4oE t"os0
ynost in need OF merriment
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
BANK OPTICAL KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT

Buffalo. July H.-Former Alderman Alexander
AeMaster vice-president Of the Union Bank. was
almost instantly killed by runaway morse IN
swan-st this morning. Mr. McMaster was M Iiolhs ia
bicycle and did not see the horse until IL was a.
most on top OF him. His skull was fractured Dy
coming In contact with the SHAFT OF the wagon
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sATTRnAY-At 81 N. for Enrone. ner , 4 .r-n

sATURDAT-At a, m. for Europe. per 8 g. o mbris-
via Queenstown Qeters for France Switzerland, y,
Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British l-lia
must be directed per UmbriaD; at for France.
Switzerland Italy, Spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt ard
British India, per s 'IA Bretagne via Hayre 0etters
FOR other parts OF Europe be directed per la
Bretagne'D: at a. m for Netherlands direct per
Amsterdam. via Rotterdam 0e,ters be directed
per Amsterdam'D. at II for Norway direct per
Thingvaa de'ters must be directed per Thing
valla }.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

REMTTTAHCES should always BE- made In Postorics
money order. Express money order. or draft New
York City II cash Is by mail. unregistered. The
Tribune will not be responsible for is loss
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
rn1nrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office. July q ! a m.The weather yesterday
partly cloudy and The temperature ranged be
tween 20 and degrees average Gs dsgrsss being
Ga degrees higher Thursday 81 degrees
lower than that Of the corresponding day OF last
The weather to-day viii be shoWery.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

For Group. Whoopng- Cough Catarrh-any form
OF CODA safe and almost certain cure will be
found In Jayne's Expectorant. sss
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
POsfomce Notice.

Should he read DAILY by all interested as changes
may any time).
Foreign malls for the week ending July %. 1899. will
close promptly Ia all cases. at the General Potofce
follows: Parcels Post Mails hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

L. c. Krauthoff. Of Chicago general counseI 10
Armour & Co.. is at the Holland House lie sayS
that business in the West Is every
THE AM thing that could be desired ana
BAssADOR that people generally are con-
OF WOE AND suming a surprisingly large quan-
DISTRESS" tity Of live stock The farmers
he,said "are enjoying great pros
neritv and the railroads also have noticed tha1
whenever the farmers prosperous the trans
portation companies are in good CONDITION. lnei
interests are Identical Then. too. It Is sala 'iis
whenever the farmer Is prosperous the cities are
prosperous Thus the railroads may be cohs'ue'ei
the pulse OF the country. The reports received ~
Chicago are that the crop prospects throuehou' ''
West are fine. My opinion Of Mr.. Bryan Is 'na'
his chances Of success are diminishing IN propol
ton as the Industrial situation improves MA ~,
BRYAN is the ambassador OF woe ana uisti - ,ros
appeals 10 the passions OF men. IN times ~ i,,.as
perjtv and plenty he must necessarily lal' III 20
of depression the American people are % III ~
want TO revolutioniZe things. They ansWeI az a.
guments by saving nothing can De worse tlle 80 =
present conditions But with all ther .
bleness they have the happy faculty oL h'.o
when they have a good thing. and for ina iass
I believe that Mr.. Bryan will nave HuSn Ia
chance OF election IL he Is nominated thau ~ 1,,id
In 1896 IL would ne A very foolish people Wno a
want TO revoutionize the currency ana s'asna''
business at time like this
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
FOR TRAvELLERs IN EUROP

DAILY with Sunday. sL.s month. Address changed
as often desired.
DAILY without Sunday. sI44 a month. Address
changed often desired.
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IN NEw YORK CITY
RENIITTANCES

ore per copy extra postage Is charged on The
DAILY and SEMI-WEEkLY to mail subscribers IN New
York City.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

vrsrrRDAY.s RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
washington July 2I-Unsettled conditions prevail from
The Nsslsspp Valley the Atlantic Coast ana showers
have fallen in this region, except IN the Mdae Auan'o
CT. storm Of considerable intensity has developed
, the Dakoas Bismarck reporting pressure OF ZS4o
rd panld City 20 The pressure continues hisn
- the Middle Pachc Coast. in Ontario ard on the NOVA
,is coast Excessive temperatures continue In the eH
,-er,a Northwest Rapid City reporting lOZ degrees
t5,on Bi.arck and Grand Junction. ss degrees SAT-
AZ. CITY "a degrees Boise. Lander and Denver. ~ de-
-..s Abilene also reports 100 degrees. and n Paso ~
s..ss Unsettled conditions with showers. may be ex-
,eo in the lower lake region. the Ohio Valley and the
,.,,ic states Variable winds will prevail on the At
lantic Coast
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
r. >svv-Ensland and Eastern New-York, showers to-
dav and probably Sunday; variable winds.
For the District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsy
s,Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. threaten
ing to-day at night probably showers sun
D1S r.. western Now-York and Western Pennsylvania.
showers to-day and probably sunday variable winds
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

A.-The Kensfco Cemetery.-Prvats station
Harlem Railroad AZ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot Office. 10 East 42d-st.