has been the arrival of the autumnal amongst the consular and municipal people.
This '*Diamond Jubilee summer" is a weather; never in the history of the port MUNICIPAL TIENTSDS, season of American heat such as New hss it been so long postponed, or so wel come. The thermometer began its des census by the bye, is about to suiter an irromedia: Yorkers are accustoued—to London it is ble loss in Mr. Edmund Cousens, the local intolerable save for a few days at a time. axzunnalis some time ago, but as everybody agent of the Princely House. it. Cousens The people in the streets look wilted. The Knows, Herr Fahrenheit never gauges the has by a fine combination of ability; coster carts with their contents are limp cor il reaction to heat; it is only this and_urbanity so performed the duties of and spiritless. A drowsy feeling is in the week that we have doffed the blanched Chairman of the Council as to make the air, and one longs for fields and zes of summer and donned the more office difficult to a successor; but more of trees, for mountains and lukes, and for the sober liveries of the fall. The air has now this anon. sea, with stretches of beach, and the sound not only an eager nip but an ozonic whiff,
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