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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21
WANTED. ron SALE, RENT y LosI
FOR Rent.

For Rent - Furnished cottage and
rooms; nice location. Inquire ll3 north
Third street.
For Rent-Three furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. Wv Futrelle, 2l5
south First street,
For Rent-A three. room furnished
house for light hous Keeping Cali at
corner Sixth street and Copper avenue.
FOR Rant-Neatly furnished rooms, 10y
day, week or month; newly painted and
pgpered. No, 20j west Railroad avenue,
~ stairs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

DoClOh CuOh. In curing this class of dis.
aasns and will guarantee you n permanent cure
nj moderate cost. He has cured thousands WHO
Thought their cases hopeless. All letters private
Nrito for question blank. Consultation FREQ
Medicines sent FREQ from observation.
Cook r1edicaiCo. i01s Curtis st. Denver Col
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

The limited passenger Jrain from the
north arrived on time yesterday, having
on board thirty-nine passengers for Cali
fOrnia cities.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21
After Many Years

Have elapsed people write to say that
the cures which Hoods Sarsaparilla
accomplished are lasting and complete.
No other medicine has such a record
IS. No other medicine possesses
great power TO purify and enrich
sc blood and build up the system.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21
H DAILY CITIZEN
Private and nhrorla DISEASES Of Nan

Mon tutoring from evil Of.
fccts 81 youthful indiscre
tions, syphilis, gonorrhma,
glout, structure, sexual
weakness, yaricOcOie, un.
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
uniituess to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private die
cases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent &c
years Of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitalf
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21
A CENTRAL.
"A A "a Ia-,, -

G. Q. Lord, q. W. Jewett, Los Angeles;
". Lane, Las Vegas; Thos. A. Lester,
Mtlliamsp0rt, Pa 3 NJ. Bowen, Las
Vegas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

Corporal Hartman, of company 4, Capt,
BOrradaile's company. reached home Sat
urdsy evening, after visiting a month
with relatives In Chicago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

Rev ". X Foulks, the Methodist
church south pastor at Gallup, and his
little son were passengers from Gallup
last night and both continued north.
They are en- route to Rev. Foulks' old
home In Kentucky, where they will visit
for some time.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

Chautauqua Circle will meet at the
residence of f. II. Allen, l2i south Edith
street, tonight at 1880, Roll-call, sur
rent events. The evening will be spent
On Colerldge, with selections from his
works and a sketch OF his life. Prof.
Neinzirl will give a talk on disease
terms" which promises to give great
interest to the evening Notice change
Of place OF meeting.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, re-
lieve constipation, assist digestion. 25c.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

r. .. Donovan, Kansas City; Chas. Tay.
lef,. j. X. Long, Denver; G. A. Coyait,
Philadelphia; ID. A. Shope and wife. G. Il.
%Flnehout, j. W. Reagan, Winslow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21
Cows FOR sale.

Fresh Jerseys aud Dufhams, AZ \. c..
Dement'S ranch, six miles south OF city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

Take Laxative Bono Qainine Tablets
an druggists refund the mOney II IL fails
to care. % cents. The genuine has l..
Il. q. on each tablet.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21
Chamberlain Cough ssmedy In Chicago

Chamberlain Cough Remedy In Chicago.
hiagen Bros. the popular South side
druggists, corner 69lh-st. AMI Went.
WORKMAN, say; I'VE sell a great deal
OF Chamberlsins's Cough Remedy, and
ind that 1t gives the most satisfactory
results, especially among children for
severe colds and Group" FOR sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-21

DR.. 80. Harrison, the we'll known den-
list, il In the city for "A few day 4, arriy'
ing last Saturday night from Cerrlllos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
Mr. AsToR TO APPEAL TO THE TAT BOARD.
he THINKS NE Is NOT BEING TREATED FAIRLY
BY THE CoMMISsIoNERs-A MiFTAkE
As TO HIS CITIZENSHIP

William Waldorf Aston thinks ne is NOT nehE
treated fairly by the Tax Commissioners of TINS
city who under the last assessment Of his great
holdings Of real estate largely increased the
amount Of his taxes. He will appear before the
Commissioners next week in person, ~ IS said, ana
make applicau ton FOR reduction. President Felt
ner Of the Tax Department asserted yesterday tnat
several requests for reduction mad been made FOR
Mr. Aston by Charles a. Peabody. r.. his counsel
hu: the Commissioners had refused TO consider
Thorn until Nj Aston himself appeared before
them
Mr. Peabody declined yesterday 10 say anything
for publication about Mr.. Astors plans. but a
close personal friend Of Mr. Aston said that the
latter regularly paid taxes her" on $-hUVD or per
sonai property without complaint, and that II ne
were not treated fairly In the matter OF real
estate assessments he might be forced 10 renounce
OF the personal estate TAX in order 10 compensate
OVcrtaX on real estate.
With regard 10 Mr. Astors citizenship. q was
enormously published Yesterday by several news
apers that when he landed here on Wednesday he
had declared 10 the customs officials THAI he was
already "a foreigner. The mistake arose from the
fact that the blank form provided for such purpose
ia divided into Two columns. one for aliens and one
for returning American citizens. The body % Mr.
Astor's affidavit was written in the Alien column
:, appears. but his signature was placed ~ the
urnn. and he two were connected with arrow
made hy tho pen OF the customs official who drew
50 up wren ne discovered that he had filed IN the
wrong column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
SAY THEY NAVE BEEN FLEEcED.
THREE coMPLAINANTs MAKE CHI RGEs AGAINST
THE AMERICAN INVESTORS COMPANY.

THREE COMPLAINANTs MAKE CHI RGEs AGAINST
THE AMERICAN INVESTORS COMPANY
Wolf Brown the secretary ~ the American IN
yestors COMPANY OF so IS Park Row. was in the
Centre-st police court Yesterday morning In answer
to 2 summons issued against him by Magistrate
deuel. on the complaint OF C. Cody Hicks. Of Tren-
ton. X. J John Campglin. Of No. l72 Union-st.
BROOKLYN and Henry Fein0erg. also ~ Brooklyn
Thcy alece that the American Investors Com
panv is institution for the purpose OF heecng I'M
fortunate people who In need Of ready cash and
answer their advertisements.
According to the complairants. the American In
vestors Company offers 10 lend money 70 persons
wishing 10 60 into business and have not sufficient
capital Taey agree, SO the compliments say. on
the payment NJ certain sum down and SO month
20 make any reasonable loan that they know Is 10
10 used IN legitimate business. taking mortgage
on the business security. one complainant
says there mortgage on his house ~ $2o
;haf he wished 70 discharge. The American In
vestors' Company offered 10 let him have the
money providing no would pay SIPS cash and $40
month The 1926 given 20 them IN December.
bur the Sl.2o has he alleges. not as Vet been fur
nished
As all the witnesses were nor ready on the part
~ the complauants Magistrate Deuel. adjourned
the herring until this morning I'm the mean time
parong Brown in the custody Of his counsel tor
there is thus far no complaint on ~" In the police
court against him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
OUTLOOK FOR AMERICAN TRADE.
PERIOD OF UNPRECEDENTED PROSPERITY PRE-
prcrEp BY THE srATIsr"


London. March 30-"The Statist' this week
takes EN- optimistic view OF the business OUTLOOK
here and in America. 1t points out that the &C
tvity OF trade throughout the world Is Que 10
calmer political conditions. and referring 10
America II says:
Speaking broadly, trade in the United states
is growing marvellously. and Is likely 10 con-
tnue 10 grow unless the new crops prove very
bad indeed or something altogether unforeseen
occurs
There IL more uncertainty respecting 'he
probable course Of the money market than poll
tics or trade The probability appears 10 DE
that there will he no such rise in rates IN the
New-York money market az Will LEAD 20 '"e
shipment 90 much gold from Europe ~ the nited
States before summer OF course. the true oai-
ance q, indebtedness 70 the United States Is not
quite redressed The United States is still en-
blowing money in Europe. especially In Germany
and that money can be withdrawn whenever II
seems desirable. but il Is not prooapie '"a'
money will become so dear in New-fork that II
Will be profitable 70 withdraw the sums now en-
rloved from Germany and ship them across
within the next few months II will be dinereh'
when the crops begin to be moved. II money
continues to be employed in Germany on any
thing like the scale It is now employed. it Will
he Withdrawn when the rates rise much, ana
Germany will he compelled 10 draw from Eng
land and France, and later. II the Stringency In
New-York increases gold may he shipped from
Europe in considerable amounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
EZRA T.. MOREHOrSE.

Kingston. y Y. March 20 SpeciaD.-Ezra T.
Morehouse. OF the most prominent Republican
politicians In Dutchess County. died NJ the home OF
his daughter. Mrs Theodore Cookngham IN the
village Of Red Hook. on Wednesday of paralysis.
Mr.. Morehouso was born in Milan. Dutchess
County. In 1895 He was the of farmer In
early life he showed fondness for politics. and
elected successfully 10 the offices Of constable:
deputy-sherih. justice % peace and Justice OF
Sessions. .Ir MorehousA yas close friend Of
John T. Henry Ketcham. and through that friend
ship appointed messenger OF the House In
Washington and Assstan, Librarian OF Congress.
This last place he held III his death He lived In
Washington until last January. when his VI health
forced him to return 70 his former home His wife
WAS Miss Phpbe Thorn Mr.. Warehouses funeral
will be held al the home OF his only child Mrs.
CookinEham. on Monday NJ O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
LTTFLT CHASE AFTER HOUNDS.
STIFF RUN OF THE MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB
DATES FOR APRIL ANNOUNCED

STIFF RUN OF THE MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB
DATES FOR APRIL ANNOUNCED
The drag hunt held by the members OF the
Meadow Brook Hunt Club yesterday afternoon was
successful and was replete with brilliant dashes OF
speed and Jumping over the stiff four and I'VE ran
fences on the North Side Of Long Island. The Gay
was perfect and both the members and their horses
entered into the sport with great pluck ana en-
thusiasm The meet at the Meadow BROOK
Club house and the run for eight miles Inc
run from start 10 finish. was more ike s1eepie-
chase than a cross-country run. \ large cohiih-
gent followed the ounds across country IN Haps
by way Of the convenient highways
Mrs James L. Kernochan. Maxwell stevenson
Samuel Wiets c. Martin and the two whips were
the first 10 finish. They put their hunters IN a
clever manner over every one Of the sixty jumps
that were encounter d during the run. but num-
bcr Of the huntsmen were compelled 10 relrt lloIn
the run on Of the stiff fences enco1nteieu'
Ralph y Ellis Master Of the HOUNDS. mas an
nounced the following runs in April: Satuilay, l.
Bulls Head. at 3 - ?. m. TUESDAY. y MahHtSstt
g - H. m. Thursday. g, Wheatey. p. m 81 'u ",
day s syossett Cross RoGGs, p. m. IuesgAy' H.
East WiilistOn Station +l5 ?. n, InursGhy,, 10;
Mineola. 4.l6 p m. Saturday, d. Bu.I leu,
p H. and thereafter until The close or the seds1ll
on tuesdays Thursdays ana SATURDAYS from Inc
Meadow Brook Hunt Club. at 80 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
JOIN n. ROCKFFFLLER NAY Build.

WORK TO PF RESUMED. IT rs SAID on THE
PocANTICO HILLS SITE
There was runor current in Tarrytovn yester
dav that now that the Rockefeller assessments had
hean adiudicated. and the assessors had been
changed at the town election on Tuesday. John d.
Rockefeller had decided 70 erect his long-de,aved
mansion ~ Pocantico Hills u said that
lahorcrs and teams would soon resume the work
az grading and terracng tho land around Nj.
Rockefeller's nov home which was abandoned 50
p bruptly last year and that when the frost left
the ground work would he begun on the new
dwelling The house will be located on Kyk-Nit
Hill which commands excellent view OF the
Hudson the Palisades and Westminster County.
The plans or the mansion were prepared several
years ago. wnen Mr.. Rockefeller first undertook 20
convert the woodland into beautiful park
William Rockefeller is now living at lockwood
Hall. his country estate. while his city house Is
being renovated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
UNLOADING THE CROOK.
GREAT CARE TAKEN IN HANDLING THE
BODIES OF THE HEROES.
A COMPANY or THE THIRTEENTH INFANTRY
PRESENTS ARMS As EACH BODY Is low
EREp-GENERAL EWERs EXPECTS
70 co TO THE rItfLrrlHEs.

EREp-GENTHAL NERs ENPECTS
70 co To THE rHfLprIHEs
All day Yesterday tho work OF carrying the bodies
OF the eoiGiors who died IN Santiago and Porto Rico
from the transport Crook to the transport pier was
carried on by n crew Of stevedorcs and corps of
clerks from tho office Of the War Department. i
vas sad task and care was taken 10 see that the
mon engaged IN the work showed proper respect
for the dead heroes Nov md then man or
woman and sometimes both dressed I'm deep
mourning would come w 20 the group ~ clerks
who we're checking m the collins and would IN
quire for the body OF some relative or friend
There were many pathetic stories hidden behind
tho garh ~ mourning bur Few Of the visitors cared
- talk If their sorrow The work went on slowly
only about two hundred bodies were taken out n
the Crook yesterday. To-day probably two matches
will b. ueod and the work Will 60 more rapidly
Tho last body Will rot hc gotten out before to-
morrow
TIE Crook vas brought into the tra nsport slip
AZ o'clock yesterday morning. hut II Was '"'
hours later before tho clerks from The Army B"iu
ing had completed their arrangements for 'he.h-
,nc of tho collins companv Of the 18Th In
fantrv from Governors Island. was present as
guard Of honor. and presented arms as ea'h CONN
was lowered TO 'he pier. In me afternoon t"S
ceremony Wa Dispensed with.
Care is being taken 10 see that there Is no con-
fusion or mistake N the disposition n inc '''''
A r-irtod label containing the shipping dreotions'
take, ont vesrerda- Were forwarded last nlshl'
49,. - ..-,, ~ rho corscreo IN each case.
Telegram WEE s''' ~ ." - ~ body
telling him az vh7i ii'ne N fAptr IN, ~ lighter
About seroniF-nN" nopi'5 W. thet vii be
ana sent 10 jersey = n.y. y, - ,toSo era nm
shipped % "Snnt loh, ~ ,~li,.tou cemetery.
identn@n ana VII "' S'!t' -, 80 tbof o. Cor
Among me holl'S H't " F.f Co,rrarv " q
poral George r., "nI'P,T e,r ~ Naior p 4
Massachusetts =" W.. .I,, INK r.er.. IN san
Whippe. ~ inc sane rrt.ini,,,c ne boGv
tiae0 for me purpose a. H't'' l5Il H., 'hiack IN
About O'Clock Evh,,u ~ tIoiian6 'Cornnan-
nuired for the BODY .. mare -. r1e Mrs V5ycr
NJ. list Regimen. 9Nr s1ir -'' - ~ tho dead
from Monroe 81. Ha""''''"'
soldier ,o., .- "a ~ deliver the
orr orcers ssla l'' 'tt,i".obi,-
body 10 D. VI UNIV ~ I'm, ,,r, aided 90 aid
+lN"N J want inp.e nf It'r H. nod. -
tn woman Nj VI .'I.lF ~" ia tbe o,lv reia-
nv brother j. belongs 10 mo. Ut" ''' ''''
tive that ne had IN. lt- .-ie.
PrfEadier General Z = t"ers VINO, WIN ul- " -
ana % niece passenger ON me TOOK WI ="
the PARK Avenue Hotel yesiordat ali'ihoo' " -
Ewers har been suffering seFtr"ly rom iheuhla,llan
and had IN he carried froT nc po,l ~ +" '"il g.
General Ewers vas the oIl'ct "Io 80 - "a -.
General Shaftcr 10 re- hlff ~" suIifInu ts
ten thousand troops oo'ni'Slhs NE oIdn,SS ~, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
ONE BTCVCLJNT KILLS ANOTHER

A bicycle accident occurred at Toitenville. Staten
Island. Yesterday morning. which resulted fatally
70 Charles Reed aged nineteen. whose home IS IN
Broadway. that place Reed who had been ON
nloyed as assistant hookkeeper i'm the :. 5 White
Dental Works riding along the Amh7y Road nj
: O'Clock IN the morning his 20 MS work.
As he approa he'd Beach ST he ran into another
RIDER. whose name is unknown to The authorities.
and who was coming In his direction Just how
the collision occurred Is not known. as Reed. who
was thrown heavily 10 the ground was made I'M
conscious and remained that state until he
died several hours later lie had been removed
To his home and attended hv Dr Mills. but ne
had sustained conclusion OF tine brain and could
not recover The man with whom he was in col-
sion was uniniure1 ana rode rapidly away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
p0LIcEuAE HirW00D'S FUNERAL.

The Patromen's Benevolent Association was un-
able secure the body Of Policeman Harry Kay
wood. the Rough Rider from the transport Crook
yesterday. but expects 20 get IL to-day. Tho body
will be removed TO undertaking establishments
and will be taken from there 20 ST. Thoresas Cath
Ole Church. in Rutgers-st.. tomorrow morning
when the funera. will be held.
Permission has been granted for the entire com
mand Cf the NadisOn-st station. consisting Of
ninety-one men. 20 attend the funeral. ana extra
men from other precincts Will patrol tho district.
u is expected that the Police Commissioners and
chief Deverv VIII attend the funeral
The limo of march Of the funeral procession viii
lc from RufFcrs-si.. to. Eidrdg--st. TO Second
ave 10 the TWcnty-thr LIST ferry. CA arrivaI IN
Prooklyn the procession VIII march 10 Cypress HIS
Cemetery.
,aptaiu Brown Of the Madison-st police station
who has charge Of the arrangements for tine
funeral has extended an invitation TO an military
organizations 10 attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
DIED.


PEERs-A, = Johns Hospital Brooklyn March go
Re- joseph Reers chaplain Church Charity Fcrnda-
Faa '@ 'S at $, Johns Hospital CHAPEL Atlantic and
r. i. kndl requested tSa, no Gowers he
BRowN-on March %. Frank V. Of James H ard
FuSsrsl .erlces Friday evening a, o'clock at as..,
ana Broadway. woodclln. Hudson COUNT. y ). Take
42d-st ferry
Professor charles u Cleveland Of Philadelphia in her
the 7Ta c E ss T. a. IS s5aS St
Philadelphia. on sa'urday Apri l. a. ? m
Intermsn' priv az"
De RUYTER-on Tuesday. March 2s. 1890 Henrietta
NJ widow OF the John de Ruyter at her resi-
Funeral servces viii be held at her late residence on
Friday. March 81, at p. m
Of Rn9e% mot an5 saFSs 80 81 ss"s
Harpe, in The S4,h year Of her age
GoPsILI-on Thursday. March 20. Mary. daughter q
the late Thoma, Gopsl
Funeral services sa;urday April at o'clock ? m:
from her late residence No q? Montgomery-s' Jersey
Relatives and friends invited to attend
HARMEI--on TUESDAY March Is. 1892 Washington.
Relatives ana friends invited 70 attend se funeral
New-York city Friday. March 81. at . p. m
Albany and newark papers please copy.
JAFFRAY-At san Antonio Tex March 2s 1899. Ken
meth Howard Jsnray third son OF Howard : Jsnray
Funeral services viii be held at Iryineton the iGe-
the arrival OF the ITO T. m Ualh iI"h new
York. Friday. March 81.
sEANAN-On "wednesday March 20. Valentine Seaman.
9Tta ~ his
Funeral residence Of his No Is West 8lst-s,
snturfay morning April l. al 10 o'clock
nterment Wrodawn AT the convenience OF the iany
Please omit flowers
sPENcER-At East Orange. n. J.. March go 1921.
Jared W. Spencer.
Funeral private
Please omit flowers
SWAIN wednesdsy. March 20 ~ the home 81 her
sister No ~ Chnton-s IT. Brooklyn Ellen odiorne
swain. Nantucket. Mass. daughter OF the late
Charles y ana susan " Swain.
Funeral az Nantucke;
TUCKER-At Savannah. Ga. Tuesday morning March -
Alkaline youngest daughter Of the late Joseph ana
Isabella Tucker
Funeral from Christ Church Boulevard. cor. West list
81. on Saturday April J. at 2:3o p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31

association offer resting place in the association
plot Cypress Hills Cemetery for the body OF Po-
lcemnn Harry Haywood, who a member OF
Colonel Roosevets Rough Riders. and who fell In
the battle Of San Juan Inspector Cross seconded
the resolution. and II WAS adapoted without dis
sent
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association will take
charge Of Haywood's body to-day and remove II
from the transport Crook TO church the
Madison-st. station. II IN that station Hay
wood did his last service policeman. The
funeral Will probably he held 70 morrow at this
church. Just what place the services will he held
In was not decided on last night
The patrolmen regard the courtesy extended by
their commanding officers with gratitude II il
unusual for any policeman below the rank Of
commander 10 find resting place IN their plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Days Theatre and the Lvceum will he closed
this evening as is the custom az both houses m
Good Friday.
Miss Ada Fehan Will resume the part NJ Lady
Garnet in The Great Ruby" 81 Days Theatre
Monday evening.
For tho Robert 2 Monroe benefit A. the Four
tecnth Street Theatre Sundav night the rom
mittee chosen from tle volunteers the follow
ing list: Andrew Mack. Ere Kendall Hubert
Wilkie Miss Dorothy Morton. Miss tombstone Ben
nett. George " Monroe John O. Rice Miss Sally
cohen. Charles Ross. Miss Mabel Fenton. Fred
cr'ct Hallcn Miss Mcle Fuller Nine Pillar NORM.
Miss Kate Davis. j Inn Kernel Miss Zelma Rawl-
son. George II. Wood. the Stewart sisters. !. AID
rich Libby. James Thornton. Miss Bonnie Thorn
ton Doolcy and Ten Brooke. Charles y. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r Ellis. Tin Cronin. the
StreatOr XOuaNcs ana The Pour Cohans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington March 30 The northern plateau dis
1rhrnc@ has reached middle Mississippi VALLEY and
depression extends narrow trough from
through tho OHIO VALLEY II his thus fa- caused
snow IN rho Northwest and Central West and
tho and middle Mississippi valleys There also
hcAf Wednesday night IN the lower lake region
The temperatures have risen - % degrees IN The Mid
die and Guth atlantic and Gulf states and hove fallen
c-rrespoadingly IA the Vest and Northwest. tho fail
tending middle Mississippi Valley In tho Pacific
an plateau regions general, fair weather has
vailed. Rain IL indicated for Friday IN he Middle and
South Atlantic and East Guf states and upper ohio
VALLEY rom tho upper lake east
ward will clear In the Mississippi Valley and be
generally Throughout tho Nest The temperature
VIII fa Ohio Valley and Guif States. and fail
Friday might IN he Middle and South Atlantic States.
Increasing south winds will prevail the At
lantic coast except New England where they Will be
easi nor'h Information signals displayed the
Atlantic from Delaware BreeSwater 70 Passport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For View England. Increasing coudiness and rain
winds becoming brisk esaterly.
Tor Eastern Now Yori, rain; colder ~ night. brisk
eastery winds.
For the District NJ Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia. rain
brisk -0utherv winds crid-r.
For we,t Virginia rain. colder by night. winds be
coming brisk northerl.
For Western New-York rain. variable winds.
becoming brisk n0rhefy.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. In
Northern. rain ga sufne-n portion. colder by night
southern portion. variable winds becoming brisk north
westerly