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New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
MARYLAND.

A SPECIMEN OF DIABoLICAL CONDUCT.
80 Editor OF The TrfbuHS
SIR: One of the gTOssest Outrages ever per
petrated in this state enacted at Chestertown Kent
County last week. The victim was young man named
Sullivan who had been there several days selling religious
hooks and pictures. Although Sullivan had conducted
himself In most exemplary manner, and never once III
dneed in the luxury Of expressing his opinions upon po
ltical questions IL not long before he became sS
pected of being Radical ana the oTSS M a WAS
5nifed 10 iOin party gather fru cande from
,1 persons who had been stationed in
fhe orchard fired blank cartridges wneh an Le Pat3 R &
t An fell pretendngly nOrtaly wOunuea Fright
ned ont OF hs WITS Sullivan for his life The next
day the matter being explained ne seoePeu Ped az W
few days aferward young una na a. isad hi,o ~, rde
JJonson called Suyans hotel and invited hl 10 e
VIII mn n droe 10 fhe house Of BENJAMIN Beck Jr, some
i've or SIX miles distant where they renamed un a'er
after nightfal Houston proposed that they return
which was done by an outoi r0aa GSins I liz
thrcrah large wood used as camp ground ~ tis
Wood ihey were by II. W., alias Doc Vickers Milner
Jones and Thomas Wickes who iorclDy toOS i d
stToyed his clothing and beat and bruised nm 10 noS
sSS cu sqd Bnis Bqans udss Rs'SS he to
leave the next day before 10 o'clock and not 70 yge
S hain UonSfon replied that he "on parole" and
Could moi assist him. Left IN this condition, sullivan
hetore Jnstce of the Peace who held the parties TO
bail for their appearance at the next term OF Kent @
these parties are Judge Of the prospect OF
justice meted out to them, need only say tnst h Con-
s the son OF Gen George Vckers the leader OF the n
servatiye Rebel party that county and the n
ChefJustice of her Court. Houston - the s0n VI "a "a
Uouston ex Register OF Wills, leading Kepei ahu @
nephew OF Richard HynsOn, pFomnent IaWysI % ry @
same politics. Jones was heinDei 20 ,ronninent
Wickes Is the brother Of Joseph A. Wlekes, q
awyeT member the late Constltutlona NoN SI,
"a AN associate Judge OF the same Clfculs
and each and all are pinks OF southern @ my anu
,eohers Of fhe first families" OF ChesteIto~ .dos
now with this influence at their Dacks anu ~ ~ admin
clerks jurors and every one eonnecIed M ~ tbe out
re does any sane believe that they VIII De b
tsd Know ing the whole batch, az dO ana IL
the strenuous efforts being made py tne aoi
tyss Of these young outlaws TO induce s9Nah w tbat
se ihe affair for a Of money, ana the lact d e
~ awyer among the old residents OF Cheste, % oo
~ tor,d 10 counsel Mr.. Sullivan, am iOrceu W to
Oe % thS tbts outrage was knOUJt dpproccd anu e
I9oed by the parents relatives ana en eedd u 70 con
""Dg LeGyayneD If anything more Is heeaeu ~
ytna cn,eress OF the necessity OF recOnstrucuns ~
land and that, without IT, the LIE Oh oyai i""H -
safe God ouly knows what IL is -.,,,,.ion and IL
This s the first fruits Of our new % ~, trease
nothing Is done 20 relieve us, ~ pr11e 1e yonrS trnly
kundred fold. VIII Congress u" i'' ~'' MARYLAND.
Bqilm0re, Sept "a, 1901
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are still held al %. Flour advanced 2jC and is now
selling at sG0S for supcrfine to Bakers Extras.
OBITUARY.
DIR. CHARLES KING, IL. II.

DIX. tliAltlES MING, IL. u.
private telegram by the Cable announces
the death of this gentlemen Rome at Frncet DR.
King was born in NcwYor City in March 1882 and was
the second son of the late Hon Rufus King He went
Harrow school during his fathers residence in Englmd
apreparatory course in Paris, with his brother After
nus return to this country in 1870 he married Eliza Grace
the eldest daughter OF leading New-York merchant,
WIN whom he was associated in business. Upon the
oreak9s ont OF the war with England. Mr. King, though
a rcuefallst, was i'll favor OF bringing the hos
dtilues " res 70 an amiGable close, and as member
unteer soon afterward, he acted upon This principle.
In 1923 the firm with which Inc was connected failed. Mr..
the publication of The Ne,c York crcan conservative
oi political niuenee 1t possessed
nected with The New York Courier and Inquirer In lsis
the oice mill iscf vThnp NJ NJ IfioSc ~ anu heId
duties OF the Presidency with marked ability and WAS
greatly esteemed by all with whom he was 9cGm@ptcd
doteS are told of hs good humor; lie polished
easy on hand speaking. He of late wears strongly
Republican in ms views. He leaves large family.
JUDGE WM. ii. BARTLETT OF NEW-HAMPSUIRE
This gentleman, who died a few days ago, at
the age OF 4O was born in Salisbury and connected with
aiaily which has furnished quite list OF prominent
men. His father was Samuel c. Bartlett merchant Of
salisbury, who died last Spring at "a ripe old age Among
ms uncles were the late eminent the Hon. lclaboh Bart
lett of Portsmouth aud the Hon james Bartlett Of Dover
Tie leaves four byOthcrS-the Rev Samuel C. BARTLETT d.
d. OF Chicago, the Rev. Joseph Bartlett of Buxton Me-
a merchant at the West ana the Youngest M home
the old place in Salisbury Judge Bartett fitted for
college in his native town. and graduated Dartm nth
IN 1871 On leaving Hanover he cane to Concord read
law with the now ChiefJustce Pcrlcy, and admit
ted TO the MeIrimack County bar in -s5l. While Il
dent he exhibited remarkable aptitude for the legal
profession, and soon after commencing practice he
cured large business For several years he was SOic
uor LOT te Cly oi Concord In February, lSC lie was
appointed to the bench position which he hOnOed in
an eminent degree until his death. AS lawyer lie took
high rank, aud judge he exhibited talents which
left him few equals of his age i'll New England
w. l.. A. MACINTOSH.
Cable dispatch on Saturday announced the
death Of Mr. W. T. A. Macintosh. junior partner of the
banking house of Duncan Sherman & Co.. in Scotland.
whittier he had gone for the benefit his health The
deceased was Scotchman by birth, and had been
nected with the above firm since 1852 first correspond
ing clerk, subsequently cashier and fin y partner.
very large circle Of his acquaintance.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
TENNESSEE.

TIE ELECTION PASSES OFF WITHOUT DISORDER
TIE RADICAL CANDIDATE ELECTED-AN IS
SUE BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND GENERAL
THOMAS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 2S.-Thc election
today passed OF peacefully. The soldiers stationed
all the places of voting but there need of them
The Alden Radical ticket for Mayor and City Council
elected with but little opposition. The colOred
out in considerable numbers, while the of the
whites declined vote. Adens majority over scoville
As about 1uO The city authorities Will not recognize the
tOl is determined 10y the courts if not rejected by the
military authorities. \ correspondence between Gen
Thomas and Mayer Brown took place to-day the former
charging latter with misrepresenting his action
card published Tins morning, Withdrawing from the
for Mayor, stating that he ThOmas) had notified
him that he would the military power of the United
States in preventing peaceabe election Mayor Brown
In long letter iuted mis- statement and attempted 10
justify Gen. Thomas and in conclusion reiterated his de
NAL of having -IN ca such notification.
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A Jewish Synagogue was consecrated yester-
dov at Wilmington ~ G., the first one IN this State

A Jewish Synagogue was c0nsecrateu yestel
day at Wilmington, n. c. the first one In tins state
Judge Walton, at Lewiston, Me-, has contin,
nod fbe hearing on motion for new trial III the Ne"h
murder case until next January
The wife of Revenue Commissioner Rollins Is
living near the point OF death the residence oi eA
Shaw. at Biddeford, Me-
The Wisconsin State Fair closed Mt Madison
on Friday and Is pronounced perfect success. inc
total receipts for the week s1 00O-about tho sno
as last year.
The Rev. Edward Dunbar, Baptist minister
charge OF bgamy, and committed IN default OF s2VO
bonds.
The schooner Star of the East, from Glonces-
FOR ran on the rocks Wood Island of saco Me- vi
saturday morning and sunk. she is total loss Iho
crew were saved.
In Hartford, Conn, yesterday, Mrs. HenTlei.i,a
Sterzine a German woman, aged 50 years was nsl',iS
killed while walking along the track OF the haitloIu am am
New-Iaven Railroad. gravel train OF ~ cars PassSS
over her body crushing II III shocking hahhei -''
blame is attached TO the railroad company
A press dispatch from Ottawa, Canada, eau au,
tions the public against ~ person calling nInseI ~
Graham and who represents that he was on MhxiIIan
staff He has by Misrepresentation obtained letters VI
introduction from prominent public men IN tho Iow1
proyuces and In Quebec, and has used them 70 e1po
INN IN sell bills OF exchange drawn upon parties IN En
Gland who have no accounts with him III If ie''V" ie
that he may continue 10 usc these le'''r' i' ''A-'N
ffrrf fItIt|
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

AID FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
Instead of holding public meeting In AID OF
the yellow fever sufferers the Kings County Medical go
ccty appeal the clergy the press ana 10 the pubic
Never before has so much suffering been known IN New
Orleans as this time. New cases occur az tne rS ~
over 200 Lay, and the fever has now Ieacneu
Mobile In places where the fever mas uleu OUT
those who have been left are helpless for every oo
deaths which hear Of 200 hundred new cases are
reported previous years there was NOT 50 muea M & s
because the people able TO take care OF thelr
sick The Howard Association OF New-oreahs mas OecI
organized 80 years, yet in all this time u mas never hhu
m many urgent calls for help without good nursing
is almost Impossible to combat yellow fever costs s?o
,or week Tor nurses in ew-Oreans Think or u, ony
soo for n human lie! thousand times s2o io,h sure
thousand Tires Shall brethren OF the ui I'VE OF dIe
peadv means OF sending money by telegraph orders Is
offered by Messrs spoiard Teston NO ~ Broad%ay,
SsvYork Demas Barnes X Co., No u farkrow' New
Work Norton Slaughter Co.. No. 40 Broadst' EeM @
York Cromwell Co.. No % Wess1, ,reNyn REV. t1,h omp
new & smitten No 37 Fuon-st Brooklyn; George man n,a
nah Historical Society, Courtst, Brooklyn; william
Vain Co corner Bond and Fultonave, brookyh Jas Jas
II Ollif corner Fulton and VanderpntiNes, vi '" any
member NJ the Kings County Medical society .,.,,,
firssf, II H Cluu tl o. CO. uaVe Wte''" "'N""O"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
THE LAND OFFICE.
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEBRASKA.

THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEBRASKA.
The following is extract of letter just received
by Land Oce from the United States
geolos. Nebraska also forward you rough copy Of
the Union Pacific Railroad from Omaha nearly to the
The copy made b permission Of Mr p Reed Superintendent
Engineers and Construction is sent for personal and safe
keeping II will make excellent geological section when reduced
The Union Pacific Railroad Company will their stores Of information
and will be great service will be secured have
coored the geology Nebraska and Of Kansas Of the Land
maps YOu will the simplicity OF the
logical structure Of the state The map for na report will be made
Only the leading geological formations expressed by
map Subd visions oftem might be noted but prefer
waiting the completion of my Geld work. one or two
desire Western tour II can
facilities and protection hope thus TO some good
have explored the country
the Nobrs crossed the country By way oi
Ekhom Pebble Creeks and have gained pretty
BkhO Omaha and then propose 70
proceed Loup and to collect some o
those interesting the hostile Indians will permit re Te
Pacific Railroad Company boring several atesan wells
along aided them far could and Mr. Reed who
npentends preparing careful notes Of each stratum passed
through These will be great value in working out the eooca
structure of the country"
The Commissioner the General Land oGe has received ntegnee
the opening the Land Office for the District OF
Territory Helena capital The Register reports the
number Of applications for the entry mineral lands at bis oce under
act VI July II, 1866, increasing
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nm state Central Committee.
NEW MEXICO.
FRAUDS IN THE LATE ELECTION.

FRAUDS IN THE LATE ELECTION
The following private letters are contrmatory
Of the reports printed in THE TRIBUNE Of the 27h re-
specng election for Congressional delegates upon the
~ inS'' SANTA FE Sept 10, 1861.
ur election is ORR having been held on the "a day OF
his month We had a hard fight as the military We're
AGAINST us and. except the Commanding General, dd
"srything they could even 10 voting. Gen. Getty
other officers worked hard and most OF them voted An
iapces were moving ali day for the other party All
the Jews against us, ana what Is fcai .vS
Der OF Jewish merchants In the territory, and by
giving credit, etc. they welded strong hhslce nos
The ignorant classes In TINS county, WHICH III n'S ndm'
been close they determined to WIN, ana spent
great deal Of money. and worked dos s W.
elected all county officers by impurities Iags 1 id
IN 10 73 BY mistake Of Of the Judges ~ rejected
votes put In the box and counted io LEVEL anu sa
thus he and Chavez tied IN TINS county eacn is G
votes Chavez carried Santa Anna county Nv Ioo anu
Beruas by ST. sennqnes Is repo,eH& & 70 do ad Mo E e
Chavez 6i and Coverl25. while from Mora ana lo We
have reports OF very large maiortes ior lever I'm IN
those two counties all the 1nuses e,e 0 pctnctrnted
Clever men, and tremendous frauds were t
In Mora County they claim 600 majority "hils TWO
years the county only poedb ,b vote of the county
has apparently doubled while theIe Is no appatr' a.
Of population forf Gon bot rs ~ estabshed in the
nsual place bat kept in tent just on the he o & te
military reservation ana soldiers "nu ia men TO
vote for Clever We think that notwithstanding am All ts m
chavez will have majority II not oi course IL VIII 10
contested SANTA FE, Sept. Il, 1867
nr election IL over but yet all the returns have NOT
come in IL appears, however, that Clever mas smai
majority while Chavez carries seven con,es any oec1i @
three Enormous frauds perpetrated ny thc COP
nerbeads SURPRISING everything heretofore Known III
This country The county OF Nora when, ~ tne @ lass
election IN very exciting one only poedl 900 votes now
pos ZOO and gives Clever 1875 majority and YET tncre
II no Visible increase In the population we nave anua
its from highly resrectable gentlemen at certain pre-
cnct in Rooaber County that there Were put 30 votoS @
noed I'm all and yet they return over 400 HpoIit lus
avor in hat precinct In that county all the Judges OF
election and the Probate Judges were Clever men men
ovez may get the certificate otherwise he VIII contest,
Nc have h6th Houses OF the Legislature by large major
ity clever is an intense Copperhead ana y can % II
drive Congress from the Capital with bayonets wond
be vcTv humiiating TO MS Radical Republicans VINO
onr TERRITORY represented by man like this
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MIRRIEU.

THURSDAY Sept &C. At the Church Of the
Uoy Trinity Mdetoxn CONF By the brides father assisted BY the
Rev DR. Gaaud the Rev Stephen f. Holmes OF New
CITY to s. Ella daughter Of the Rev. s. Goodwin OF the former
place
suTTOYHoRy-AtP Pougheepe at the residence Of The BRIDES
grandmother Tuesday Sept 2 by the Rev Charles iiegeman
ID D. Mr. S Of Peekski 10 Miss Maggie h. Hon eldest
daughter Of the late Matthew Horn Of Baltimore, Md.
sKIpMoRE-swRBTsER- Wednesday Sept 25 al Cambridge
Ms by the Rev Mr stevens Lemuel Skdore of NewYork
Helen C., daughter Of Samuel Sweetse, esq.
VAN SEsT-HAYES-On wednesday, Sept at Newark j. by
The Rev r. T. Terhune H. Nest Of this TO Elizabeth
C. Youngest daughter the late Oliver Hayes Of Newark
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THE SOUTHERN SITES.
SECOND, MILITARY DISTRICT.
GEN. CANDY sUsPENDS THE COLLECTION
CERTAIN TAXES.

GEN. CANDY sUsPENDS THE COLLECTION OF
CERTAIN TAXES.
CHARLESTON, ). c., Sept. 29.-Gen. Candy has
issued General Order No 92, as follows:
1. Numerous and well-founded representations have
Deen made that illegal and oppressive have been
imposed IN different sections OF the States North and
sout Carona II is ordered that the collection OF taxes
pe suspended III the following Whenever any
xs or shall be imposed otherwise than under the author
ly OF the Government OF the United States which By the
terms OF the act imposing the by the action of
the public authorities Hereunder shall apply TO any
property or right with, transaction made com
peted prior 10 the adoption of the act authorizing the
same. .. Whenever the power of Congress to
regulate commerce with foreign nations among
the several States is impugned by the imposition
Of taxes discriminating in commercial transactions in
favor of resident citizens and against the citizens Of
foreign nations of other States of the United States
Whenever any tax is shall hereafter be imposed
the purpose of dschargng any obligations contracted
i'm aid and furthcance Of the Rebellion against the
ernment and authority of the United States to rem
burse the public Treasury, or any local body public
officer other person for any expenditure account of
any such obligation, or pretended obligation.
H. Commanding officers of posts authorized to
pend the collection OF tax embraced in paragraph
one reporting their action ana the grounds and proofs
relating thereto, To these headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Canada, Sept. 2S.-Thc Hon. Mr..
McDougal in speech at concert last night said he had
received communication from politician Newfound-
would pass resolutions asking admission into the Con
federation AlsO that at the session to he held
Ottawa, resolutions would be passed and sanctioned
by the Imperial Government admitting the Hudson Bay
Territory.
All the Members, except Messrs Campbell. Mitchell.
and Archibald at the meeting Of the Exccu
tive Council yesterday The day of meeting for the Par
lament of Canada has been decided upon and referred TO
the Governor General for his sanction
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
ArrEMrED MuRpER AND SUICIDE.

BosToN, Sept. ga man giving his name
BabcOok from Cincinnati in tit OF Jealousy, shot at
woman three times house OF ifame in this city this
evening but she escaped unhurt He then shot himself
in the face stabbed himself three times in the side
infictng wounds which will probably prove fatal He
taken the hospital Before committing the act lie
wrote letter To his mother.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
LOUISIANA

THE ELECTION-AN ADVERSE RESULT PROBABLE.
NEw-ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-The election passed
off quietly both days No official returns in yet
from the Fourth Municipal District The total vote
poIed about 300 this District. The Republican de-
spars the being large enough to render the elec
ron valid and white vote is about onetenth of
The whole The entire vote of the city Is esti
mated at 1900 while the number registered Is over
600 Several instances noted of negroes voting or
offering their under different name than that on
Their registry papers.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
an NEWARk.

last night Capt. Speght, Sergeant Lowrey,
81 nuin6er OF Policemen. by virtue of warrants Issued
~ Instce Ledwith made descent upon ue noHTs VI
hant nv Jennie Williams Harriet smith, ana Aiarm
pmea alias Brown The keepers l6 women & nnp 80 hn
raiin IRE arrested and committed 10 the eens ol 'ic
men w. ,i,st PolcestatOn. few years ago IolSo'
,nS Neti was shot dead while attempting u Ie"
distnr,aucc IN Vpc u tAesl DIothti'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
KANSAS.
IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.
The following circular upon impartial suffrage
has been issued


has been issued:
In the Republicans Of Kansas.-The proposition now
peudnC before the people OF this state 10 amend th
Constitution by striking out the word while i one oi
the greatest importance. not only 90 the dsiranchsed
colored man. but the KpubliCan party IN Kansas ana
throu ghou the nation and ts defeat here would be
disaster felt the whole country. Tie Rrpub-
leans III sister looking with great interest IN
This direction thorough canvass r. demanded lft no
other distract the party but let every Republican
come up 10 the mark upoh this great national issue The
different speakers who will address the people VIII ex
press their individual convictions upon other issues u
they desire but upon the great question Of manhood
suffrage" they and the whole party may ana ought 10
stand "a "A unit Let every community organize ana et
not great disaster befal the party, the nation and the
loyal cOorcd through neglect or INTENTIONAL dSeh
49,
By order OF the Republican State Central Committee
+. III. DRENSISG, Chairman
Eo,e1s Cl1fr Jotfry1I that a resolution repu
dating speakers FOR the Republican party such per
sons a- have DETAINED the women OF khlHas OF thonc
ladies who have been urging upon the people oi
the propety OF enfranchsiHg tho women of the state
was introduced at a meeting OF the State Republican
Committee and laid upon the table, ~hefeupOn the
mover published protest against the action OF the ,Onl
mtec in placing the names OF l. ). kal0cll, g '; fah
ridge, and i. B. Plumb upon the list OF kepuDHcah
speakers. -, ,.,. ,o,.o,, s,-oc c,v
IN favor Of female suffrage.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
KENTUCKY.

STATE CONVENTION OF CoLoRED MEN.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-The State Convention
of the Colored Benevolent Societies of Kentucky met at
Iexingon to-day and were addressed by Gen. Brishin
aud John p Brecklnridge Resolutions fayorng union
on The OF e0ual ri ghts for cOlored agreed
10 A constitution was adopted, and officers for the
ensuing wear were elected John p Breckenridge being
chosen President.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

At the Fashion Course on Saturday Topsy and
Huming contested pacing best two Ia three nile heA'
fo, s2l7 Topsy won u 81 2:48t Sago Dishonesty Lime and
;rOtug harness best thee m '
sago wop the arsi 2l second 2it and the td III
TIE Paterson viii tomorrow and c. nne 9r
days. No gambling will be allowed ana no hluO' WI" W ~ VI
grounds t--,..-... Id Theme
Tie great ong match to Of to-day between Lady
uar Maid Bruno George wilkes and Lucy j. creating great
spt In hs cty The following Of the poos gu Saturday
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
RAILROAD COLLISION.

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-The locomotive Tivoli,
which takes the NewYork passenger trains from East
Albany to Troy and the locomotive Samson belonging to
the Western Railroad Company, came into collision yes
erday afternoon az East Albany, and both were so badly
damaged as 20 rendered nearly useless IN engineer
named Haag was badly scaded that he VIII probably
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
NEW USE FOR PETROLEUM.

One of the latest inventions is to burn kero-
sene oil in gas pipes with all the various plain or orna-
mental fixtures while the light is meOwer than gas,
and it is claimed that the expense onethrd less The
oil is contained in reservoirs which be near the bur
ners, a overhead, cellar, even In an
outbuldng. IL these reservoirs hover than the bur
ners the oil Is elevated by cheap force pump, and 1t
pass to the burners faster than ii Is used hence
explosion is impossible 1t has been estimated that over
5000 lives have been lost in country by the explosion
OF lamps. This method of lighting well adapted To
Ors Offices churches lecture rooms and in particular to
machine shops and factories.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
TIE UEATHER.

RKxARK.-From 10 Of the 9th clear atmosphere
a. $40 Morning
Gear slightly couiy Afternoon little gusty slightly cloudy clear
steady atmosphere 29Tternometer los
early Morning clear heavy fog from q to
land objects Of 900 feet only and
3OO "A lights could be 200 ee overcast little
II ~ Afternoon slightly cloudy Evening TO IL O'clock
slightly clondy; clear; steady atmosphere. - -,
uyf transit occurred the evening OF The 9th
81 Transit at Of satellite No
occurred followed as then satellite No at 1917
made rs Jupiter eight minutes later,
satellite No e the disc at thus for short time the
planet appeared with her two satellites.
METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The recorded observations az the Central
PARK the ending Saturday Sept %: