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JOHN BLAKE WHITE.
A CORRECTION IN REGARD TO HIS PICTURES ~
THE SENATE CHAMBER.

THE SENATE CHAMBER.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: IN Justice to generous and patriotic donor
and TO preserve tho true record permit mo 10 cor
rect a mistake in the notice Of Two Old Pictures,
Souvenirs OF an Early American Painter. which
ACCOMPANIED most admirably executed roproduc-
tions Of two Of tho pictures which row adorn the
walls Of the United States Senate Chamber IN
Washington-w Of my father, the late Jonn
Flake White of Charleston. 5. c.
You enormously mentioned that these works ~
art were acquired by purchase by the Tinted states
The two pictures reproduced in last sunday
edition March 49, one called The Rescue ana
the other called General Marions Sacrifice to-
gather with third companion picture Of Mrs.
Motto Presenting tho Burning Arrows 10 "eneral
ee' 10 set FIRE to her plantation mansion ior 'he
purpose of disodgng the British troops there IN
tronched. were inherited from our father the la'e
John Blake White. the artist alluded 10, ny my
brother DR. Octavius \. White. formetly 81
1'barlosfou : g.. now resident retlrfl phNFlrldl
~ Nev-York city They were no. sou GUY w.
nresented bv him through United states ,9eudtoI
iriiin,nn OF South Carolina. TO the nltrd Stdl-s
Sera,o IN NOUS regard FOR the memory OF our u.S-
BENJAMIN West and had produced nunorou. ms
toriSai works OF art Of well-recoGniz'd merit pnt
vas an author and poet. whose WoIks w.
scarcely less renowned than were the prU1u,rr,
Rooufor, : c. March p. 1899
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PINK Hf,t ssa' 70 rsSs.r sssiins
IN S;s: sss Is.Tgspyrh v''"'' w'''''"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On March al isae IN 'ss IA
ssr o. his age Arthur hg~eh "''''o"' OF NO -
Notice Of funeral hereafter
cArE-A, Lakewood y j. March g. Ts''i. csnsss1. I
r1 VII. Of 0I Dr. u II cate
Eastern paper, please co.'s.
en-. , r.; T. H cn,S - rE' Az.
Funeral At Phlps Academy Chspsi MONDAY Agrn = /
leaves Exeter > - ana 6"I.
Professor ch,rs- p Cleveland q rhi'asrhi. IN nee
The upsI' :s;'' vi 70 s'. - g; r.. S,s :, ~
rhtsdslrhls. IN Saturday. April 1. ." 2 . m
inisrrneni private
CROSS on Tnur-is, March 90 Anra MsFi'. -iisv =
Funeral services ber late residence Rhlnshses n ~
SUNDAY. a. O'Clock 9.
sido~ Of aoif.s D,mors ssa assss,-r :, s.nss 4
., iIarp.r IN ne AN ys"f %, her as' 1870. %.
iEs Ia" 7s,h -, suns,, afternoon. AMI !. a ..
!, O.. earnestly reque.,-d 'h,i ~ no~.rs ,. .-nt
~, ,ssu ~ Mr. M1'ce z, -, s.m; 2
s3d year y ags
GopsnL.- on Thnrsds, March a. Nary. daughter =
Tho late Thomas Gop.ii -.
from her resd'n.e ~ gI2 Monte msp-'.. Jersey
Relatives ana friends arc in,rsa q, a,.rs
HARpENRERGH ON God Fria, Emily ir-n. f>s4A
vl'c u Henri Harientsrsh
Notice ~ funeral hereafter
only son q r,s-ars ara KAT. Gins fss. e.
wood eyed wears u month. and 80 dsss
Fgners pTi'as ~" residence 10 y save. ssvsrs.
MAsTERToN A. Mount Vernon. y =. xsrch 81. isas
~. l. 0iios y R'se-i na.'-r''a sns s.ssssr
Notce . funeral hereafter
MNrLTY suddenly. n Sew York city. On yriAay,
March Il isoo Martha campbell McNui'y
PELr. A. Orlando va March 81. Arna willow =
Funeral ~ CooTsriovn.
sTrrI,-on Frlosy morning N,r-h cole. Mccoun SUI
son n charlotte Mr,'un stnl
orange count, papers please cory
swlNBrRNE 80 mo residence n i'r rno'hsr. No -
N N6s. ... ,, ~ me IN. ~ ,rS ss, ns,ss
Funefai private"
| roNPklNs AZ her homo Wee s,nsr, mir. r~rsN
Pom ds, iS~ Esther Arm rourslns assd Il Y.sTS
Funeral on - day A. AmaVak Carriages vln ~ 10
waiting arrival NJ train les'ng ih'ih e. ~ m.
TUCKER ~ savannah Ca TUESDAY morning March o.
Adaline. Youngest daughter ~ mo ls'e Ja-sPh snt
Funeral from christ church boulevard. IVES, Ts-
It. on SATURDAY, Arnl J. ~ 20 n.
Mr.s., s ssu NJ a.. "a. p, and T." ssas re:
Of The late Jane Bets Clfiies AMI Oliver " wits
VIssMAN on Weine.day Marh - 1922 NJ, rsss-
Funeral A. scottish rite nan Msis,n ave ara sss-st.
New York CIV. saturday Apui J. i's@. at y O'Clock
Louisville papers please copy
A.-Thc Kcnsico cemetcry.- Private sstioa
depot, oaee. Is Ea., "a
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TO PROMOTE Scientific RESEARCH
Union rAcrFtc's GENEROUS OFFER or FREE
TRANSPORTATfON.

Union PAcrFIc's GENEROUS OFFER oF FREE
TRANSFORMATIONS
Cheyenne. Wyo March 3l.-The Union Pacific
Railroad company has I'm preparation circular
letter of invitation which IS unique In the history
Of railroading. and will AZ the same time promote
the interest a science and largely increase the IN
tercst Of students q geology, paleontology ana
mineraoey I'm Wyoming and her extraordinary
flo Ids Of gigantic fossil remains. The company VIII
extend To each Of nearly three hundred colleges
and universities Of tho United states cordial IN
vitatior 10 send an expert ge0oeist or pa"ontoo-
elst with n corps Of assistants. to wyoming the
coming summer
The invitations will offer IN the Interest of sell
cnco free transportation from Chicago on me east
and san Francisco on the west to Laramie, N}o'
and return FOR all members ~ such properly au-
thenticatod parties. tho transportation being good
throughout tho summer months There Is no
Doubt whatever that the invitations Will be largely
accented and that moro extended knoWl'ng' or
Tho wonderful fossil beds Of this state VIII be the
result and that many museums VIII no gr'hlIN on
richod hy the collections made. Botan!sis. emo
rnoloeis.s and ornithooCists viii INA IN inc hlsn
nIafeaus and semi-arid plains or this state rich
ded for work The circulars referred to are no"
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01

Bradbury Longfellow Cillcy born in Noting
ham ~ H.. in 1898. lie entered Exeter as stu
dent In 1851. and graduated from Harvard IN
the class Of IS He was frat an instructor in the
Albany Boys Academy. and In December. lss
chosen professor OF ancient languages at
Phillips Exeter. He went 10 Exeter with no OK
pectaon Of long continuing 10 teach. and. In fact
he began legal studies under Gilman Marston
Last February he celebrated the foriieth anniver-
sary Of his engagement with the academy. and re-
colved congratulations from old students In all
parts Of the country.
When Professor Ciev Joined tn" teaching corps
a Exeter that institution = small concern with
less than hundred students. He saw the
school grow. until Il Is one OF the most
famous well as efficient preparatory schools IN
America. The hold he had upon tho affections or
students and the alumni Of the school was re
markahle Recently his old students subscribed the
sum 81 81 300 for portrait OF him. which they pre-
sented 10 the academy
Professor Cilloy was connected with the Long
fellow and Butler families Of New England. He
leaves a widow and three children. Among his
brothers I'm this city IA John X. tley. president or
the Ninth National Bank
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OBITUARY NOTES

Pittsburg March 3l.-Ex-State Senator I. r.
Schnattery. OF Tniontown. Penn. died at the
homeopathic Hospital this morning.
Chicago March Sl.-Msior n. C. Fulton. ~ Hud-
son. Wis died Of heart trouble to-day at the Poly
technic Hospital He sixty-one years old
promnen, in politics and wealthy. Major Fulton
was gallant soldier in the civil War, and later
served as A trustee of the National soldiers Home
Oakland. Cal. March 3l-lsrael Cawton. super
intendent of tho san Francisco Mint and formerly
Iudge Of the Probate Court Of Albany. y. Y. ia
dead He died Of heart failure and brain trouble
lie was horn on August > 1872. in Albany Count,
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u,pu cLOrK RETRlTS / THIEF.

,.,,o.,as c,.lcennen. forty five years old Of No
~ .orcordst Brooklyn. called on Mrs Mary
ellison q, no 400 East Tlfteenth-st YESTERDAY
evening and asked for person who ala NOT I'VE
IN tho house. Mrs ellison invited the man mo h'r
,arIor and said she would soc about the perSo"
he wished to find. She left the room 10 maze q"
inquiry and returned moment 'a'er 10 "'.O .,
. ao,lo Suddenly down stairs about half
waV she heard an alarm clock rine 3ut
and elancing toward her mantle she nou'ed ' hn
du S,ocL vas gone She gave pursuit ana heI
nr ~ "stop thief were taken up by hundred
ar more persons who Joined in the chase AnoVre
~ ,',,,,it could be heard the furious ringing 81
he alarm. The man was caught at First-aVe ana
Twcfth-st. ny "A policeman
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uvr LyBu4yN'S TESTIMONIAL.

The committee IN charge Of the Lehmahh 'es"-
=, .ro osccc,ollv anxious 10 have the number
>, a,,,os ~ subscribers as large possible ire
e,,,n,,ya Of the amount subscribed. Therefore any
or,oun, from 81 upward will gladly be received 10y
MISS calender No. - East Seventy -second-Sr
Mr. Seth Low No. 30 East sixty-fourth-st.' Mrs
-. 1.,uard M lt5 West FIfty-eighth-st.. Mrs
~, ron CowdIn No - West Eleyenth-st. Miss
Agathe schurz No 10 East siTty,fo9t,,h-s, M NJ.
y nii puchmann West One cumberland eighty
a nrr" and Mrs Irving Putnam. No. 81" west
SeVenty-seventh-st.
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ARrHrrR HOWELL RrRpIcK.

Arthur Howell Burdick Of Orange son Of the
late s G. Burdick died yesterday morning At the
home % Irving McKesson. No 2i7 Fiflh-ave' ms
city from congestion of tho kidneys after hre'
illness He was horn in New-York in 1872 His
parents moved 10 Orange in 1876 and he was cfu-
Gated In the Dearborn Morgan School IN Orange
He was I'm the Are insurance business with owen
& Phillips n the Bennett Building New-York. Hts
brother. Sergeant Harry J.. Burdick. OF the Astor
Battery recently returned from Manila IN"
funeral will he held at No III Hlghland-aEe'
Orange on Monday at 80 p. m. by the Kew
lanes T. hi ,kcrsOn.
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Mr.. SHrRuAy STEADILY INPRorNG.

HIS PHYSICIANS SAY HE HAS ENTIRELY RE'oV'
Erred FROM PNEr MONA
Washington. March 3i-Ex-Secretary sherman
continues 10 improve steadily The following hulle
tin was issued by his ply sicans to-day:
Mr. sherman has entirely recovered from his
pneumonia. IL convalescng and gaining strength
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EIGHT MORE RESCUED.

Cherbourg. March 3i-The tug Marsouin mas ar
rived here and reports having picked up boat
containing eight passengers OF the British steamer
Stella wrecked Yesterday afternoon on the Casquet
Rocks in a fog. All the rescued persons were
suffering from injuries.
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postomce Notice.

tshotn 10 rad DAILY hy All intefe'ie' a. 'n'"s~
n1 r, eSs1f mails ma i' fdr M. ending Arr ee -
&c. oro% TsS.. ~ r al f Ss. es, me carrier Asa
!, ,,~e time shown blow.
''''''S rRAxsATL,Nrir MAILS.
SATURDAY g. E1roR. e. sr,.r,na pT i'ss
SPAN. Po-.ussl Ig !,., ~ N for Frsnrs,
sN'1rland ray spar rorus, dSrs.y Er a. sns
s,er for "iher psr', q Eu'r. must - firss,'a .sf
Ia S''m@nPa n dan via Rot,,riam ds,,srs must ..
directed Ems. p' II. H: &ap,. '.;. a, dr'
Ems q, II m ~ N,rys}{ a p.r rsnsysiai
.pR,xrrp MATTER ETC German steamers ssil,ns
on Tussdsy' take Printed M,,t', 49, 81 ~ e,S,r
az Furope American sni White STAR s,esnsFs
on wsd9a G', Gs5n, steamer. On saturday,. ss
pr,n,ea Mater etc for all countries Tor "hieh my
are oo.ins = ~. Supplementary rrsnsssn,s
Malls named above sddien.l s.pi rrsi,s Yr.ash
-nl M urns - the hour = sailing q steamer
uAfrs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMEhi'A' WET
INDIES FTc
sAruRpAYsa ~, F' 70 q '' ;or I.ssss
fI.rS Jamaica savanila Carihasen, and GREY
,oen nor q Alone ce',srs for Cot. hiss nus -
,rie, direct, oer s. Rersna' a. y NJ g, c.ss,
Ic, sso.c,', A. II a m Complementary ii.oo NJ
cor ve,e1uela ana curacao al, sissnii. and ,srss-
E .9. ga Gsu Ss'arse Ssrrdae sai n.@.rs
Tsil.man ~ I p for NueNitss 1ihsfa ana hsf.e.A
So,an s anti ar6 Nansasio pr sar.,oss
s,Snay A, - 90 ~. fof Nassau. r, rer starsr
- Miami Pa: $50 m for - fieUe higueica
Per steamer from Halifax
Mil. ,or Newfoundland ty rail 20 North sydn.y 80
,ts,r. by steamer close this ofce dsill 81 80
connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday
- s.,urt,D Mails Tor Miquelon. y rail- q bosfcr.
80 ,hence rs steamer close ~ THIS Once ial. A.
rnc. hy sf.ansr. close ~ this of'ce dal, crepe
49,, a., AZ a M connecting close here every
smnS,v Wednesday and friday. Mails Tor 'ses. y
~ ~ Miami Fla. and thence ~ r-.mef close
,"', connecting close here ever, TUESDAY ana Ssuf-
Az, Mail. for Mexico city overland nness sp~c,s,v
Tor dispatch by STEAMER. ciose Al fhh once
49,, a, 10 a ~. ani ~ 3 m Nkeesiefed meli
closes 81 .. previous a'y INCENTIVE "sh e''~'
~ q o. IN. second day before
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
MI. ,o- china Japan and Hawaii. per . Nppcn
mas ,,,nr San Franciscol. cloes here tsily W
., ,p,u n AZ $50 r. Mails for china ana Japan pr
Empres. ~ Japan from Nsncoufefl ciosr mere dsuy
a., a. Apr no $50 m Malls fot Australia ~ssept
-. fer IVES, Australia which are fofwsfded va Eu-
80, NaU- Zealand Hawaii Fijl and samoan isisnfs
rsr : Narposa from san Francisco close hsrs
aanv after March $50 up 10 5a0 . m on DAY ot ar
rvsi - = $ campsnis which VIII probably arrive
AMI Is Mails for ,hins and Japan. per .
=, ~ m Malls for the society Islands per ship city
., pape from san srancisco) close here daiy W Z,
,,r,i b. a, $40 p m Msils Tor Hawaii. per o =.
Australia San Francisco close here daily No %
rtsnsnscnc mails are forwsried port ~ sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing Is arranged on the pre-
sumption uninterrupted overland transit fHsg-
i.tertd mail closes at p m previous day
CORNELIUS VAN coTr. PosmASs0.
Pos,otnce. New-York. N. T.. March "a 1859.
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WALTER MMICHAEL

Philadelphia. March 3l.-Walter McMichaei. one
- the former owners Of The North American
Of this city died suddenly to-day az his home here
lie was sixty-one years Old. Mr. McMicha"l was
n son Of the late Morton McMichae AT one time
Mayor Of Philadelphia. and brother ~ Nolone'
clayton McMichaol present city Treasurer OF THIS
rfts
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ASSISTANT PAYMAsrER. GENERAL GLENN.

Baltimore March 3l.-George f. Glenn. Assistant
Paymaster- General L. 6. A. died at Johns Hopkins
Hospital to-day Of pernicious mania lie saw ser
vice in tho Cuban and Porto Rican campaigns. ana
contracted his Illness while 20 engaged Two weeks
ago he came Baltimore for treatment, after
having snent two months in tho hospitals At Wash
ington He was native OF Cincinnati whiiher
his body will be taken tomorrow. accompanied pS
Ntrg
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COLONEL JOHN VI. BOWMAN.

Bedford Penn. March 3i.-Coone John VI Bow
man Editor 81 The Everett Republican died AT
Everett. Bedford County to-day at the age or SOW
enty-three Colonel Bowman was a printer ana
newspaper writer all his days He learned his
trade in the ofice OF Tho Lewiston Gazette.' lie
gubsequcntlv published The Alleghanian' At Eb-
onsburg. Cambria County. and for a time THE
JOhnstown Tribune"
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PERILs OF SURVIVORS.

London April 1.-The Chcrbourg correspondent
OF THE Daily Mall says;
The eight passengers OF the Stella who were
landed here were rescued from a boat that orig
inaly contained fourteen men. The boat capszed
and six were drowned. The others chung 70 me
keel for five hours and then managed 10 rlgnt IN"
boat which half full Of water.
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,rw.pn ron MRS. FISHS DOG.

Mrs stuyvesaut Fish. one Of the pes'-n''S s".
leaders Of society I'm this CITY mas JOS, ~. " - -
anu -, os Eas, seventy-eighth-st. Mr. Fish tod
rr,,,nne renorter Yesterday that the missing am
d i''n" hlack French poodle, about sewn riHiscx
IiiSS' liz snsvera readily 70 the nans VI D'N"'
ora Il. pc entsially bright and intelligent
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OBITUARY.
WALTER FOOTE.

Branford. Conn. March 3l-walter Foote. one
CT the bestknown citizens OF this place. died carly
this morning. at the age Of forty-six years. He
was Town Clerk Town Treasurer Judge OF Pro-
bate and treasurer OF tho Branford Savings Bank.
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NEWS OF THE DISASTER IN LONDON

CROWDS At THE RAILWAY oFFIcEs-sToRY OF
SURVIVOR.
London March 3l.-The news OF tho disaster 10
tho Stella spread slowly through London, IN the
absence OF the usual cva1ing newspapers 'o-udF
being Good Friday. AZ the afternoon anVanoeu
small groups gathered AZ the Waterloo Si"'oh'
where many painful scenes were witnessed among
,he inauircrs FOR friends at the railway onc'a.
large crowd collected TO walt tn arrival OF me
train from Southampton at o'clock TINS evening"
which brought three of IN" survivors. Da''u N'"e,
d London mer ,hant. and Messrs. Hebron ana
Greener all OF whom were wrapped In great rugs
AID bore evident traces u their sunerings They
were Immediately surrounded and anxousV p"es-
a. ned. - -,
Mr. King who was among the last to IeaVe 'he
ship. said ..a,,u,,.
The greater part ~ yesterday was eNceeuInsH
niasssnt hut toward evening We encountereu
mist which soon developed into dense ios' l"e'e
mas however. no apprehension. Suddenly sren
hock told us tina, the stslla had struck the rocks
aoresns rent the air hut the eooness OF the ON
cor. considerably allayed the excitement The GRE"
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rho es-staverdale quintet. an English orsani-
.,n,, has becn engaged to play in the concert nall
~ Tho building formerly known as olympia W Xrh
H.. north end OF II. now 10 ne chh"" NV ~" "
Hanstc Hail opens this month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01

oya,,,ns Iimlt.d - california in ysnIhe Ne or,
western Limited" electric lighted 20 - r,u,h s
msr,or and So Paul leave Chicago daiN va ,ns
"a Sortb Westerr RAILWAY For further hoInf'l'h ~
49,. Sor,h- western Line. once. tel Broad"a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01

DR. d. Jaynes Family Medicines never nave oeeh
recommended as cure-als. but Jayne Expee'oraht
does cure Throat and Lung diseases. 80
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PROFESSOR BRADBURY l.. CILLEY.

Exeter ~ H.. March a.-Brsdbury l.. Cilley. for
forty years professor NJ Greek az Phillips Exeter
Academy. died this morning.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY > f'"r| "''
Washington March 3i.-Ihere ar" no disturbances "
concordance on the map night although the pressure
a,rs low from the upper lake region eastward on
tive Gulf Coast and the Atlantic states during 'ne
las, twenty four hours there have been rains rom me
Obi, Valley southwark and sou;heaswnrd ana rams ana
row. from the lower lake region eastward and also hR'
=, 80. rhurs8av night in the Central West The
tenperatures remain quite high on the Atlantic ana "ui
coasts while In central valleys and west 'lesr an"
or,ara,vslv cold weather is general the temperature
having fallen 20 to - degrees in IN" ono Na''y "
cpIf states except on tho Gulf coast In the racine
,., ard nlsteau regions fair weather has continued
with little change In temperature Fair weather Is mol
Gated generally in districts during saturdaS ana VII
nrohahIy continue during SUNDAY from thc MssHspp w
lev eastward will he colder SATURDAY IN me MT,p
ana south Atlantic and on the central ana ts'
Culf coast The winds the Atlantic Coast VIII De-
come brisk westerly
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

ure Fiske will give n special matinee at the
,.'rn ,,.orno Theatre on Wednesday Of next week.
rh Ing little Italy" and "Divorcons.
Weber & Fields yesterday received ho'e rom
~ ,I,od Lamb counsel for Augustin DAILY.
-, ,ben, not TO copy any scenery from TN"
rres, RUBY. as the play Itself and all It's scenery
,.ro .onvrIehted Messrs. Weber Fields re
H',r.1 ,be note 10 their own counsel lh'y 81
t, nov nave no intention Of copying any OF
'"rhe Great Ruby" scenery
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nrrAIrED FORECAST FOR ro-DA

DFTAIsrTI F'fNF9 NJ T77TF I7'-1-1''
For New England fair Saturday and probably sunday
hrisk westerly winds
sunday. colder saturday southern portions
winds becoming brisk westerly.
For New-Jersey. fair. colder except on the southern
coast winds becoming brisk northwestery. SUNDAY lar
For the District " Columbia Eastern Pennsyl'anla.
Delaware Maryland and Virginia. fair. colder. fresh
westerly winds fair sunday.
For western New York and Western PENNSYLVANIA.
fair SATURDAY probably sunday brisk westerly wiiFis
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7-r,nun. once April l. / m.-Th- weather 'eSter-
ma. nsr,lv CLOUDY mild The temperature ranged
h.,,.en As and 81 degrees the average c" 'ens IS
HIGHER than that Thursday and hshe man 'hh' u
,hs corresponding day ~ last yesr -,
Ths weather to-day VIII DO fair ana s0o'e''
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The steamer Stella. which belonged TO the Lon
don and Southwestern Railway Company ana ran
in connection with its land service, was ouiit al
Clydebank by & @. Thompson In 1892 she was
e59 feet long 81 I'm width and ltS In draught.
Her gross tonnage was 1853 and her noIse-p0iM,sr
le5 She was steel built had two screws eight
COMMITMENTS water ballast and triple-expansion
engines. with schooner rig.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

=, AL. n,asram ire continuous white line shows the
o.y.. in prossure az indicated by The Tribune set-
hsoreter The dotted line shows the tenpera-
,ur. as recorded at PsrTys Pharmacy