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TURIN THANKS GEN. DI CESNOLl.
MAYOR OF THAT CITY EXPRESSES APPRE-
CITATION OF AMERICAN EXHIBIT
AT EXPOSITION.

General Louis p. III Cesnoa. director of the
Metropotan Museum of Art and president of the
United States Commission for the Exposition OF
Decorative Art Turin. has received letter from
s Casana, the Mayor of Turin, under date of May
90 of which the following is a translation:
Now that the Interna tional Exposition of Mod
ern Decorative Art is open. and the American
ton of It is more resplendent than ever, allow
TO express you the grateful feelings of the city
of Turin as she is we'll aware that it is due espe
ciy to YOU aided by able collaborators. that that
section has succeeded admirably in increasing
pie of the United States have accepted with so
much sympathy and cordially the invitation of
CITY Turin we'll knows how the Italian name in
America Is kept high by you and that any under
taking which you patronize is always Of praise
worthy character. Therefore this city is grateful
for what you have done. and feels greatly pleased
10 see employed in her behalf. Gear count, that
genial energy of yours which made you a. valiant
champion of high ideal on the field of battle and
an admirable example of activity and tenacty in
country of your birth no less than that of your
adoption I therefore beg you to accept the thanks
of Turin who feeling happy in these days for the
success of her noble enterprise, wants to remem-
her him who has so valuably co-operated toward
IL While praying you to extend these thanks TO
the committee which you preside, I add dear
count with much pleasure, the sentiments OF INV
highest personal consideration.
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BISHOP DOANE's THANKS.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Your paper has heen very appreciative Of
my dear dog Cluny. 1t has made him a personality
to many dog lovers who would never have known
him otherwise. Consequently, / have had express
sions OF kindly sympathy in his death not only
from hosts of personal friends. but also from
merabe people unknown to MIN and to |
venture TO ask you, therefore. to let me- through
The Tribune. express my sense of their kindness
and TO thank both YOU and them for their recogni-
ton of what the loss of such dear dumb friend
is TO me. l yet sufficiently we'll to write
personally ! otherwise should and I beg
them accept this more public acknowle dgement.
WILLIAM CROSWELL DOANE.
Albany May 80 1902.
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THE THEIR REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. June 1.-The weather is generally I'M
settled throughout the country the Atlantic
States. there have been showers nearly all
districts in the interior the Southwest and the
Central West Tempe have generally
Of the Rocky Mountains and a
above the seasonal average. West Rocky
Mountains the has risen rapidly. and showers
have been general except Southern districts
Temperatures fallen decidedly the portion
the middle plateau and risen in California Unset tied
weather will continue the interior districts. with
showers Monday. in the Southwest. Tues
day showers will probably extend through the Allan
continue westward through the Mississippi
Valley Temperatures viii fan In the West will
but little the the New Ems Coast
winds VIII he southwest; Middle
Atlantic Coast light fresh southeast south; the
Atlantic fresh the
and mostly and q Lakes fresh
south. Steamers depart Monday for European
will have fresh south southwest winds and fair
weather Grand Banks
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ne ne analysis proved that where the clover
no,, me acre than where it was not used 1850
PSSsat1s more OF nitrogen and 105 pounds more OF
Hnospnofle acid. This may suggest the value OF
tns ADOPTION Of some improved methods OF han
ciing The trees in our parks
M. GEORGE z. POWELL.
oisetor OF the School of Practical Agriculture and
horticulture, Briarelif Manor, y. Y.
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Poxtomce Notice.

.sbauI1 Ia read DAILY By interested as changes
may at Jae) = .ooo III,
Froreisn week ending June Z. 4N5 VII
promptly all cases at the GeIieraI e- e.s1
Parcels Mails close ne9r SaFAsL
closing shown below Parce-s fosI MANS -N4 -
m m MONDAY o.,
tfon half hour later closing shown osIo~
Mails for Europe ana CsiSIaL
America Colon. close hour later al Foreign S
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Highest average temperature yesterday IL: lowest 90;
average Ca average temperature for corresponding date
wear co. average temperature corresponding date
Of last twenty-five 66.
Fair Monday; Tuesday. showers. with
cooler the INTERIOR fresh south winds.
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IN NETWORK CITY.

Mail subscribers to the DAILY end TRI-wBEzLy VIII
be charged one copy postage IN addition 10
pamsd above
The tribune mailed 10 Cuba Porto Rico, = Awaf
the Philippines without extra expense lor lore'sn
postage.
For refnts in Eurore ard IN the Unvessa
Postal will be mailed at the fo4ioWnS
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FORECAST FOR ro-pAY AND TUESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.
Eastern Pennsylvania to-day; Tuesday partly
cloudy. probably showers BY night cooler north
portion light o fresh south winds.
For Eastern New-York day Tuesday showers.
with cooler In Interior fresh winds.
For England. fair to-day; Tuesday partly cloudy.
probably showers and cooler. In Eastern Maine;
south winds
For Jersey. District OF columbia Delaware. Mary
and Virginia. fair to-day; Tuesday partly cloudy.
probably by night; light fresh south winds
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nominated for Governor by the Democrats. his kind
friend, Tim Sullivan, stands UP an claims 10
have discovered him. 1t will be great sight to
the church and Sunday school people up tho
State ralytn' under the banner of Coler and Sui
livan.
SpeakIn' OF the Controller he's never forgiven
the feller that presided at meetin In Harlem in
last falls campaign. Ladies and gentlemen
said the chairman, in presentin' Mr.. Coler Il
take great PLEASURE III introduein, a public ser
want who has handled millions Of the public funds
an ladies' an, gentlemen, none OF II ever STUCK
We see that Controller Grout wants to abolish
the Rapid Transit Commission something like
that. because they're se!f-perpetuatin', The hack
men at Niagara Falls better fence of the falls 60
Mr. Grout can't get at EN-. He's ag in all such
self-perpetuatin' bodies
This is a paid ad-An them stories about my
selIin' strong drinks in the NvIIIth District arc
T b R k sold SaT4 sk stronger
e. MURPHY, Triumvr-
Ex-senator Davy Bennett Nm has sent out
number OF invites fur a mush an milk dinner at
Albany tonight Johnnie Sheehan sent nice
little letter right back by the first mail sayin that
he swore OF eatIn mush an milk in 1897 and that
de 3p the TO s sy hf pohE the oheT sheshaa
boys are goin' in swimmin or something the same
milk spread.
Doctor ParEnurSt VIII arrive on the otner size
this week and the centre OF volcanic disturbances
is expected shift from the West miles to the
doctors hotel
We desire to say to Constant Reader that cir
Gus peanuts this year just the same kind OF
shrivelled-up no-account things as they was last.
an people than ever bought EN- What Bar
mum said all right.
Editor Blossom Dear Sir: I you put in all
I said last week I've been awful busy this week
with my clip and my 'ogs My elps got the black
teeth an my 'ogs is gone on strike | wish l
had 'elp like l had In Tammany Hall. They took
orders and said nothin' The strike was on ac-
count Of my wantIn' the clip 20 use condensed
milk sent ty Dan Mcmahon while sold the
fresh milk to the shipping companies Ask Larry
DelmOur if he can't come over an milk the cows
till the 'ep back 10 work. i got wire from
Murphy this p. m, saying Dave Hill is goin' TO
have a harmony round up on Monday night III
bet John Sheehan viii turn off the gas tip over
the table something. Tell Dave for me that
he's welcome anything in sight for the next eigh-
teen months / have a way OF lookn things over
pretty carefully. an sizin' job when there's
money In it. Dave is great buildiu sky-scrapn'
air castles in off years He got the habit In FL
miry. l notice the budin' inspectors always knock
the tar out of his structures the minute they Sc
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CLCNY.

40 the Editor OF The Tribune.
an' 30 much interest has been taken in my
,T ei uoe Ciuny, owing to you publishing his
AeHess and my brothers verse, and giving various
notes about him. and also your announcement Of
.as osath last Sunday. that I venture TO send you
Use Following lovely lines that reached me this
morning:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02

White haired boy Carroll Tel him for me to SIT
s S the family o Gea Ss OF 2 DOING nyESs
Of put t,t n tG o no%
He held out on me in that Ice Trust deal don't
forgt thing like that as told KoT oe Wantage
The r,lmor that Richard Croker has Cabled to the
Democratic Club board Of governors that he will
ossur,a the debts of those in arrears remains I'M
confirmed. We're all a-watin to hear Mr. croker
speak up.
We notice that the Hon. Grover Cleveland our
former townsman. Is goin 10 air his views on
June 49, the opening OF the Tilden Democratic
Club. If he's goin to talk Tolitics we don't care
TO hear him, hut if he'll tell what he said when
he shot at that fock OF duck at haTnesat han AN
him We like fireworks
Just when every one is risin' his hind legs
denouncn' congestion in streetcars, Alderman Har-
burger slides through the Board of Aldermen bill
requiring the presence of spittoon in every car,
We received call on Saturday from Bill simp
son. OF Bloomville. Bins looking natural. Bits
a great hand 10 argue. The nail key he sits on
in tho grocery store in Bloomvine is called Bill
Simpsons pulpit. Bill got TO arguin' once that
tadpoles' tails didn't shriveI up. but that they
dropped off. He tarnation sure about il
that he made every one believe II but the Widow
Biddle. who knew something about tadpoles. She
lowed that the tails shriveed up growed back
into the frog. The village split up over the
tin pail In May enough, just the Widow
Riddle said. the tails began 10 grow back in. Bill
the creSttalleneSt in town for while,
but bimcby he perked up and says: We'll the gOl-
darRed tails ought to drop off. an not shrivel up
It's reversin' the laws o natur 10 have them tails
grow back in again" When spoke u Bill about
pollywogs on Saturday. he lowed that ne was right
general principles. but tadpoles a glarn
exception.
President Morris Of the Republican County Com
mittee Is goin to NewMexico for his health. He
tried to make sixteen political jobs do for sixteen
thousand applicants, an rollin the dough so thin
pretty nigh brought on nervous prostration.
We that Edward Atkinson, of Boston, has
been invited To speak at the Tilden Club opening
in this city June 10. Mr. Atkinson is Just back
the CORY battlefelds of the Philippines where
he has 1T and bled writn' for the newspapers at
'steen dollars a column. He will also exhibit scars
made by hot lazy from Mont Pelse which
would have blowed up h says. if Admiral Dewey
had only allowed the Spaniards a chance TO move
the previous question in Manila Bay four years ago
District Attorney jerome went away off TO Cam
bridge Massachusetts. TO say Mayor Low wasn't
doin' anything. Havin said II. won't Mr.. Jerome
please hurry back to Centre-st and prosecute John
Scaunell?
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LOCAL ITEMS.

their eyes on 'em. don't hear any more of tnat
white haired boy Carroll Tell him for me to slt
right still on the family tee wagon That's good
enough for him. If you hear OF his doing ANYTHING
of q clandestfne nature put IL In the paper sos
can see IL IN always aag that Teller from now on
He held out on me in that Ice Trust deal don
'''9i - 'e ~ R c. Vantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02

WRIGHT-MIIIER-O Saturday. May 81 1902
Painded y. l., Rev. DIR. William r. Richards.
by Rev A V V Raymond. Mary How.
daughter William and Grace Waldron Miller.
to the Harrison King Wright OF Pulaski y. Y.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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CLrNY.MAY a4-25

'sS nao liFed out his life, but not his love:
nj sa ~ ~ steep and weary stair he came
"a, Das heart bursting with the strain, to prove
6,is 20 LOI55elliess without me. Just the same
mofo OF greeting beamed In his deem eye
..rs TN d new look OF wonder in IL, asking why
SnoIe creation groans and trayails." He
r,r r1u mere faced the mystery OF pain.
Az ~ r&sht unanswered. with the dawn 10 die
The creature from corr1lption's bondage free
w. c. ID.
cluny q dear old friend Of mine ana aeserves
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DIED

DIED
Rahrork Nathan Lapsley. Samuel ".
EuIkley Lent. Sarah z. R
Cesnola. Mary I. J. r Liggetl Rev John l.
Conger Mary s. Lard James r
Metcalie. Charles g.
Esler Catherine NJ Head, LeIph'ne NJ =
fiillies Wright Rives. Arthur L.
maitland John A Sanford Gertrude E D.
JIonkIns lane Harold +.
Rowland. FredeFika- stuart. hIHla NJ
MOutehoTe- swanson ehh l.
James Lyman D. Whitesids, Anna
knapp, Katharine 7.
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Just Bird Coler has ghost of show Of ben'
nominated for Governor by the Democrats. his kind
friend, Tim Sullivan, stands UP an claims TO
have discovered him 1t will be a great sight to
see the church and Sunday school people up tho
State rayin' under the banner Of Coler and Sui
livan.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature
four hours comparison with the corresponding date
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Durnett's Vanilla

pure Don't let grocer work on cheap ana dan
gerous substitute Insist having Burnetts-
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Address all communications to subscrptions %
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MARRIED..

The .urest and safest of Blood Purifiers Jayne'a
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
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In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes Indicated by The Tribunes self
recording barometer The lire tempera-
ture as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy.
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Bloomvfle
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The rumor that Richard Croker has cahled to the
Democratic Club board OF governors that he VIII
assume the debts of those in arrears remains IN
confirmed We're all a-waitin' to hear MI croker
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BY FAIRLY NAIL TRAIN,
points In United Outside OF Greater
New-York), Canada and Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02

We that Controller Grout wants to abolish
the Rapid Transit Commission something like
that, because they're self-perpetuatin' The hack
men at Niagara Falls better fence off the falls
Mr.. circuit can't get at EN-. He's agin all such
self perpetuatin bodies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02

This IS paid ad.-An them stories about my
sellin strong drinks in the NVIIIth District arc
without foundation. never sold anything stronger
than lemonade, the kind Mr. Croker drinks.
Z. MURPHY, Trumvir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02

We desire to say to Constant Reader" that cir
Gus peanuts this year just the same kind OF
shrivelled-up no-aCcount things as they was last.
an more people than ever bought EN-. What Bar
mum said was all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-14
CHINA GETS ITEM TsIN AGAIN
Restoration Order Signed by All but
italian Ambassador.

A dispatch from Pekin yesterday sa-a:
The foreign ministers TO China have agreed
upon the conditions for the restoration az
the government of Tien Tsin to China. and
these conditions only await the signature
OF the Italian minister, the Marquis Salvage
Raggi, who is absent, for presentation TO
the Chinese government According to the
conditions, the thirty kilometer radius from
which Chinese troops are excluded is re-
duced to twenty kilometers, the limitation
of the number of police which the Chinese
may maintain within the radius Is elimi-
mated, and the concessions granted by the
provisional government are ignored
The members of the government are con-
s;dering the question Of devoting the SUM-
plies in the treasury to reimbursing the con-
cessionaires for investments made on the
strength of their concessions. The ne otia-
tions for the restoration of the Pekin-Shan-
Hai-Kwan railway have reached a partial
deadlock.
The German minister to China DR.. Gamn,
Won Scbwarzenstein, started for Berlin to-
day, on. a six months leave of absence He
will proceed home by way of the United
States. 1t is believed he has been recalled
for promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-14
Meeting of Wet Night Club.

The Wet Night Club, an organization
having for its members men who served
during the campaign of the Spanish Amer
lean war in Company A OF the LIST Reei-
ment of District Of Columbia Volunteers.
popularity known as the Emmett Guards,
and having for its object the celebration of
the company's first night upon the firing
line, held meeting the 18th instant to
commemorate the fourth anniversary of the
event.
The meeting took place in pavilion
beautifully decorated for the occasion and
situated IN a grove of fragrant pine trees
in the wilds Of Wildwood. John Gallag CHER
presided, and, the preliminary business hav-
ing been disposed Of the election of Off
GERS for ensuing year was held, resulting In
the election of William Gallagher, presi-
dent; John Brown, vice president; John
Gallagher, treasurer; John Byrne recording
secretary. and Edwin Collier sergeant-at-
arms. After the election of officers refresh
ments We're served. The program embraced
a Gaelic song by Jack Mahoney; several
selections by the company quartet; glee
and banjo club from the wilds of Wildwood
and cakewalk by q dog and his master
AT the hour of midnight the club ad-
1ourned TO meet again one year hence.