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BEETLE.

BfETIfs.
RETURN Of the heot
RAIylsm looking clouds
so,Np Democratic tlmber-i"r'
wood.
SOME new ones talk of u sand-paper
factory In our city,
Guy, Land Agent OF the leN"s
/, Pacific, takes the products OF the laho
at the Cosmopolitan.
WE observe fine grapes and peaches
at the neat little establishment OF DaV'
exports In swlnk'sblock'
c. V. RILEY, State Entomolovlst OF
Missouri, and termed the bugglst' OF
the excursion, b q great big bug MN
self.
A NEW plank sidewalk "down in
'front.' tas they yell in circus OF those
cnterprlslng druggists, Messrs Common
a. Walker.
A CouNTRYMAN broke his leg yester'
day IN East Dallas, in jumping out OF Il
wagon. The same leg was fractured
some years ago.
powrn CRAyoN viewed the thunderer
Of Northern Texas--the HERALD
and crsyoned IL upon the tablet OF his
memory for the Harpers.
BAwroN ID, EVANS, editor Village
Record, of West Chester, Pa, took ns
In fatherly way by the hand ana
nshowed IN up' to all the notahles.
DALLAS has the most efficient police
force In the State, and we think their
services should be better compensated,
Up with their salary!
SOME CLOTHES were hshed out Of the
river yesterday, by some boys, who
found In the pocket of apair OF paita-
looasa penknifeahd apocketbook con
tanning n ten cent piece.
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Geo. VI. LitileG1cld 81 Co., fur
niturc dealers. have moved OPP
pOsitc the Scott House, ELM
street, where Hcy VIII remain
until Nheir new brick building
~ completed. ll7tt
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"OhI do Ike IT, Elmo m much, don't
yOu7 snysH young lndy TO lem educated
irloud ~ never use IT," she replied, q 81
ways prefer English Feiosls iilller-," l2ldlm
ENOLRlII FEMALE BITTERs, which
cures oil itmnle complaints, c9n DO hhh nj
the drug HtOft,
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Many beautiful, lrlght.eycd young ladies'
Who nro blessed WIN many brauHi say The
secret ~ their CHAINS IN IN the nse OF Dr.
Drulngoolos English Female BtlrIr,
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ducate Your
Daughters.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

W II w 49, . E17"]HKN<xxSA LOIk
YOUNG LAniES closed on the ilth OF June
with IS graduates and near 40 pupils. M
school In tho South, and only three In The
North, have had rs good success. No case ot
protracted sickness during the past year. Its
pupils being In the city, enjoy the best AL
OF the last Senior Class, e26. Fall session
opens September For catalogue address
W. r. WARD,
l81dlw2w Nashville. Tenn
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THE MAILS.

closes closes daily. except saturdays, at 500 p m
Southern mail, via Central Railroad,
closes daily, except Sundays, AT. .-iin M
Eastern mail, via Texas and Pacific
nrtnys, 500 nj
Western mail, via stage, closes daily
~ oN" y IA
daily, escep. Sundays, si,.'.~..,,,... 500 p IN
Sundays, a,.'.'.......e..' ' 500 m
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, AZ 500 p m
Grcenville mall closes Tuesdays and
Fridays, IN
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y. r. Cowen a Co. are selling cement at
81 TO IS per barrel. leSdtf
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given. that having IN.
eeipted J. NJ. Brown, Sheriff OF Dallas COUNTY.
lor the delinquent tax rolls Of said county
Tor the year 1872, propose to collect the same
Parties indebted for the state and county
mxes, upon real estate In Dallas county, for
that year, and who desire settlement without
lawsuit, can fnd me at my Office In the
city, nom : o'clock o. m. TO 5 p. M, every
day. WIN, EDWARDs.
i&4sw Attorney At Law,
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GO to Dayenports, on Elm street. for fresh
lemons. by The box or by the dozen, lasd
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nip Van Wrinkle Cocktails ri
Market Ex change. lIld

Sunshine cocktails nre being
compounded by Morris WILSON
al Market Exchange. llld
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains at
Dallas.
EXAS CENTRAL
'FXAs AND PACIFIC.
STAGE LINES.

Arrives. Departs.
FoRr WORTH tdailyl... 1880 p. m. 500 u. m;
DENTON Arrives Mondays, Wednesday, ana
Fridays ut 800 p. IN. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays nj 100 q. M,
Leaves Sundays and Thursdays
at 500 n. IN. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
ri 500 u. IN,
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ICN GLISH
FEMALE BITTERS.

A n INFINITE multitude OF diseases wait
N upon womaniS footsteps from the cradle
10 the grave, and SO long MS she exposes her
sell To the various vicissitudes of weather and
ever-changing scenes of llfes titlul fullicS, so
long will she he the recipient of troubles pc
Guitar To hcr-seX. But few ladies are exempt
from some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms Of some Of those afiec-
tlons alluded to, are ~ follows: Chlorosis,
or Green Sickness, all Irregularities, HyStcr-
les, Palpitatlon, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Smothering Sensations, Prolapsus
Uteri and Liberation, csld feet and hands,
Giddiness and Swimming OF the Head, Pain
in the side and back, low spirits and mean-
chiefly, Mental and Physical Prostration,
WakeulneSs, Indigestion, Cons;i patton, Tor
pid Liver, and all that class of chronic conf
plants peculiar to the female sex. The Pc
cullar and valuable combination known az
Dromgoole's
English Female Bittcrs.
cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles that afffict old or young, mar
ried or single females.
II at once arouses and invigorates the f.
male frame, giving strength In the weak and
feeble, building up the emaciated, quieting
the nervous, imparting lie and huOynncy 10
the duh and listless, relieving pain, regula-
ting the liver and bowels and Otherwise gath
ering up aud restoring the shattered female
constitution. Sold BY merchants and drug.
gis,s everywhere. Address
DIR, J. L. DRONGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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rG,o PRINTERS-A second hnad Press,
lsxl2. win be sold cheap fer cash.
| Apuly at this Office.
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THE COST OF FEDERAL JUSTICE.

INCREASING EXPENDITURES or UNITED STATES
COURT oPFICERs-THp ArToRYEY-G GENERALS EF-
FORTS TO RETRENCH
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The Attorney-Gen-
era in conversation regarding the extraordinary eX
of the u g. Msrshals and
throughout the country that Congress at lts last
session appropriated for defray the expenses
OF the Federal courts during the fiscal year ending june
80 1874 and that this sum- when viewed in connection
with the large amount OF business, transacted by those
courts as shown the reports made to the Department
OF Justice by officers none too large ana VIII ohS
be- sufficient with rigid on the part OF the ue
partment. Some ago the Attorney direeteu
the Marshas submit to him estimates of the probable
required their respective districts for the
year Those estimates have been received by him. and
in almost every case notified the Mavshas that
tho estimates mado by them greater than
bo allowed. AMI he has reduced tbem
from % per cent, IN reducing tho estimates he
has informed the Marohas that II be was to allow all
they asked for thoy would almost the entire
appropriation. leaving nothing out OF which TO pay tue
fees OF tho Attorneys clerks Of the courts anu
Commissioners and tao other expenses chargeabie to
this APPROPRIATION and has called upon them to use
due economy and vigilance in the disbursement OF the
amounts allowed them, and TO invite the cooperation OF
tho DstrotAttornsys and other officers of the courts
IN their endeayors 30 reduce expenses. In number OF
districts whore the exp have been large he says
no haS written specially 70 the DstrotAtJoFue9S O'
ing their attention 20 tho growing expenses
OF their d.strc,3 ami urging upon them
10 adopt every means IN thec power 10
keep the ey penses within reasonable bounds
Tho Attorney eneral also Gays it IL his Intention 10
close the door against every expenditure that can pos
sIbly be avoided, and Wherever an office can be dis
pensed with without pre- udce % the Interests OF the
Government and wing made to the Treasury it VIII
ba done Re says be ha not the conro OF the expenses
~ the within his grasp. in the case OF othcr
appropriations the departments which are controi
bic by the head OF tho departments Tor "nch Ihy are
made He cannot, o. course. regulate the nunlp-t oI
witnesses and jurors ~ e summoned the length or ue
dnrlnR which The court 10 b0 held, the number OF
cases DE tried services OF tue MdrshhlS anu
their deputies serving the processes OF te courts,
hese being matters controlled altogether by the amount
OF litigation tho DISTRICT in which tue court u held
Mr. Williams says that the business IN the Federal
Courts Il yearly increasing and qdeuty expenses
| Increase IN the same ratO.
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INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANvAss.-

i hls IS the last day of registry in Brooklyn.
lhe Hon. s. $. Cox received the nomination
Ps ne Liberal Republicans OF tho With Congressional
mo Liberal Judiciary Convention of the
la District approved the nomination OF Judge Jasper
". i''ors Tor Justice OF the Supreme Court
Inc Essex County n. j. Democratic Conven-
uoh TO nominate candidates for Sheriff. two Commits
sonefs Of the Essex Public Road Board and three Cor
~ WI, Do held at Library Hall, Newark. on Satur'
Liberal Republican Senatorial Conventions
were held last night In the Iyth Dstiiot officers
ygGed but no further action was taken In the VITA
WIN. aud With Districts Conference Committees
% appointed 10 confer with Committees from Apollo
The County and Judiciary Convention Of
Ine pemecratic Union met last eysning at Masonic
liall and appointed Committee Of one from each As
sbn District TO recommend names 81 candidates. tos
e county and Judiciary ticket TO the Convention FOR
'"'Ii CONCENTRATION at tho next meeting
Inc Committee on Organization of Tammany
nan met Yesterday afternoon. A subcommittee was
appointed to provide for ratification meeting In Tam
many Han on Wednesday evening, the 2li inst. Ar
ran gemens were also made for holding ratification
tb & 10 the various Assembly districts throughout
'ho VN' beginning on Thursday, Oct -.
Al O meeting OF the Republicans Of tho
town OF Rye, Westchester County, VIM H. Parsons ESQ.,
was called to tho chair and DIR. George o. Starr ap
pointed Secretary after which delegates chosen TO
represent tho town in tho Assembly County Conyen.
IONS az follows; County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sours.
non amherst Wight, IT,, b Peck, j. NJ Ives Charles
T" nn, ana Noah Tompkigs. Assembly Convention
). Greaoen, IT., Col ~ H. Bartram, Jasper r. Corning.
D HAYWARD Dr. George o. starr. Samuel Ellis. aud A.
Perrin u.
The Common Council of Newark, n. j. met
yesterday afternoon 10 the returns OF the late
Charter election. The majority OF Perry. Dem, for
Mayor, Ia ~ Ricord. Mr. Records vote IL 1.72l
less than he received in 1871 and 6ls less than
pc received IN 1859. The average Republican ma
lority on Surveyor is iG3 The election OF Mr. Perry
makes hn member OfciO and President OF tho New
ark Ageduct Board aud gives tho control OF that De-
paTtmeut OF the City Government 10 the Democrats 10
- estimated that the Republican majority in the city,
shown by the vote Water Commissioner aud Sur
yeyOrs 0f Highways is between 800 and i.,Jl
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39s o,,.ber: Rejected Sc o,' s..r ~. az e. se
.dey siT,nood and 10 Is 81 1901 ~ sr
81 OioSi 03 for No Spring Provaons ars sse 70 nr
sb,de higher Pork 81 sash w 30 pecems"s
sl2 62 January Lard hm At SG7iy, enh I'ss peS,wsI
Mats sea5y 81 ME shsr, RIB MOBILES; 1s9T Tor
Short Mddles sales summsrcured Shouae" o eos
Green Hans 10 Bacon 9oe H
Hrrigbt,-COrn % Buffalo &c. Wheat "a BuG.o Sc so@gs-
1000 bbl Flour 10000 bush. Wheat i6oOyo oisa oes
$1,000 bush. 5000 RYE. and tbOVO bush BnI
hipments- 5000 bash Whest 2O9 eO0 e.sn
Corn $4,000 bash 1000 bush RYE sod ~ OoO BUSH psn,
NEw0ME,s Oct 20Pogr goeL demand gale. 80. ~ p, ~
Krra al SO 90 Treble ~ 25a ~ 80 Family tyDe'
Corn qqs sales Of white ard Whit MIed at 5Oc 10 o.
Oats sold az 5706Oc sOd 81 81 % Hay dnH ~ els 20
Prime Mes, Po oF-ruEs sl6 50 DRY s,l'ed s"e
doll At S5 FOR shoulders Bacon ii sales o. obbing o Al ~
ior shoulders; Sc Tor Clear Rib Sif sci $50 FOR Cen Sos
Hans sold 81 l3al4c lard 1a S0c Tor asrce sni zoe 20.
eE segar and Mosss-NOthng DONG WHISKY Jall ,ai ss5 "
95' for osasna AID 81 02 for Cincinnati 1ose .od q
for For To Prime Corn Meal quet - so Gold, lllnllS ts
,eneI 9G12 per cent premium EThansest'rhng B'ns '"s
il9; hew.ioFk Sigh, per cent.
2D-P0gf wheat advanced 2H3f. bat
ke Gaet; sales Of Amber hchgaa 81 1891 49, De- EN-
be 81 93hL Corn advanced iu2c sales u III q hre1
cash October and November i7 December 42is Lo~ hfei
40c Oats doll aud declining 3i Tor No Freh iul 70 Bat
slo 32Dic 20 Os~ego 7a5 Recoiptsl5 900 bush Whsst
"a bush And 10000 Sspmens7 900 ssls
Flour $1,000 bash Wheat, sud - 900 bush Csfa.
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Ieum. She had apparently been 70 sea about three
n,hs The letters II. r." cut In the deok aft.
The schooner L. A Rose from Little River, g. o. just
arrived at this port reports encountering severe gale
80 ,ho etb inst when ten miles north Of Body Island
Tho storm continued three days. split the rudder head
a broke the main GAIT the schooner beside washing
overheard nearly so barrels Of naval stores.
The schooner f. Merwin, which arrived Yesterday re-
ported the finding Of hesh-colored yawl on the l4th
inst in latitude $40 2O longitude TAO 3O also passing
through large quantity OF railroad ties and other tim
Der between $40 and SEQ, north latitude.
The steamer Lapland. from Bristol arrived In port
yesterday after stormy passage The captain reports
that on Oct. 16. In latitude 45o So, longitude CO..
25, the Lapand came alongside vessel bottom
up with broken mast, however. partially visible The
vessel had no copper metal on her bottom, was
painted red with black opsides and white band she
had a beam OF unusual width, but It was Impossible 10
distinguish what kind OF vessel she was NO portion
of the cargo was visible and 1t impossible to learn
her name or to what port she belonged
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THE STORM ELSEWHERE.
A CAMP-MEETING TENT DESTROYED Al BALTIMORE
RACES POSTPONED.

\
RACES POSTPONED
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Early this morning,
during the prevalence of heavy rain storm, large
canvas tent on Bear Lot in this city, known as the
Tabernacle in which religious service has been held for
the past week under the auspices OF the National camp
Meeting Association, was blown down and destroyed.
During the past years this tent has been pitched IN
various cities aud towns throughout the Union.
Owing to the rain which has prevailed for the
past "a hours and the bad condition Of the track al
PimhcO. the Executive Committee Of the Maryland
Jockey Club the postponement of the races
which viii begin Thursday, oct. 20, and continue
Friday, Saturday, and Monday.
SCHOONER WRECKED NEAR 0SwEG0.
OswEGo, Oct. 20-The schooner New York,
with lumber, from Toronto to this port, went ashore
above the piers last night. and will be total wreck
The crew were The storm is the seyerest OF the
season. ana il is feared that other disasters have oc-
CURED.
A sNOw-sToRM AT BUFFALO,
BUFFALO, Oct. 20.-The first snow-stOrm OF
the season occurred this afternoon. Tho was not
however, sufficient to cover groen grass.
SNOW IN ONO AND WEST VIRGINIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct 20-A snOw-stOrm Is re-
ported throughout Southern Ohio east OF here, ana ex-
tending into West Virginia. In the mountains near
Grafton on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Is inches
Of snow is reported.
MAUCH CHUNK, PENN Oct. 20.-The bridge
at Moosis on the Lchigh and susquehanna Railroad,
was swept away this morning. The river is rising very
slowly. No danger is anticipated here.
MAUNCH CHUNK oct. 2O.--The Lehigh River at this
point has risen over feet to-day. One boat has just
gone the dam and others are expected to follow
The water is roaring fearfuly. People are becoming
alarmed and great danger is anticipated the rain con-
tinues t morning The Railroad Company has put all
its lumber cars which have been run on the bridge 10
keep 1t from being carried away.
HIGH WATER IN PENNSYLVANIA
PORT CARBON, Oct. 20.-The water has not
been so high here since 1880 There has been great
damage so far but it is still raining and should the rain
continue til morning great damage may be expected
NoRRIsTowN, Oct. 2O.The water is from eight to ten
feet high at this place. and is still rising.
RAIN IN MASsACHUSETTSs
BosToN, Oct. 2O.-Rain has fallen here for
the past 80 hours with little Interruption and continues
tonight
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WASHINGTON.
RAILROAD CORPORATION SCHEMES.

RAILROAD CORPORATION SCHEMES.
NORTHERN PACIFIC ENTERPRIsE-A POWERFUL
LOBBY oRGANIZING-A NEW LAKE SHORE
PROJECT.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDUSEl
WASHINGTON Oct. 2O.-lt is now pretty gcheraliy
understood that the failure of Jay Cooke ~ Co., IN
stead of causing the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany TO abandon its purpose of asking Congress
during the coming session TO guarantee the Interest
on its bonds for largo amount IN exchange for
portion of it's land grant. will DO used "a an add
tonal argument in favor OF the scheme which VIII
probably be urged by ono of the largest and most
powerful lObbies that ever Came to Washington
Already there rumor3 of combinations with other
gigantic railroad cOrporatyes which will also have
favors to ask Of Congress. aud with Southern rep
resentations who desire the refundng OF the cotton
tax or the assumption of State debts.
The Northern Pacific bill will also have
some important "riders" One of them wIll
be- q charter to build road from Duluth along the
northern shore OF Lake Superior for tho purpose Of
developing the rich mineral lands of that section.
The projectors Of this scheme would prefer 60 got
land grant. not. they say, because the land they
would obtain would be worth anything but because
it would enable them 10 negotiate their bonds II
public sentiment prevents a grant then they VIII
demand that the Northern Pacific Company snail
agree "a a condition of the Government AID they
ask to build this north shore road as branch Inc
Minnesota and Wisconsin delegations are expected
TO be united in support of the claims Of this new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
POLfTIC1L NOTES.

Tho Democratic State Central Committee
OF HewYork will hold meeting at the Delavan House.
ALBANY. on Thursday next. to consider important buS
ness connected with the campaign.
The Missouri Republican is not rendered UNI
in rs deeron Of tho Democratic party by tho
Of its old friends in Ohio l the result there
proof OF Democratic power but only sign OF Ropub
hcan weakness. II thinks It may be found that those
who insist limiting the people TO choice between the
two old parties Understanding the capacity OF the
country TO form party and to assert S right OF
deciding IN iayOr OF party because u 10 Dettef IMAM
either.
The Michigan Constitutional Commission
has finished its work aud the result will be submitted 70
the people az the election year. Among the sddi-
tons the old Constitution the following: jury
may number less than IA, witness testfying for hun
self may DO xanined there shall be 80 state
Senators from single districts whose term shall be four
years each onehaf to be elected each two years. tho
State its countless cities, and townships are iOrDdden
TO lend give hor credit 10 railroads or other corpora
lions; annual tax Of 500 Is imposed upon liquor
sellers, the money 10 be gwen to the poor.
The Boston Journal IS afraid that there will
be q good many projects for plumber before the next
Congresa IN shape OF improvements, in ono form
or another It shares the pretty general belief that
portion OF presa number OF Congressman have
already secured to favor certain jobs on account OF
local interests, and gives tbs advice There IL but one
course open Congressman who goes to Washington
10 reprcsen. the people, aud not section ~ opposed
any other That course II 10 maintain an unyeIung
opposition 10 these projects, come from What5E"r soulo
they may The developments OF tho a'J AR nave not
been favorable 10 schemes OF GpFernh6nL patronage.
The people 4rge Will not look with favor upon any
OF the kind. They demand roiOFn IN an pace
of public trust private capital desires To dig canals
dredge rivers and back water courses thc hoFet
ment will have no objection Bgi IL tnoso teS are
certainly not profitable for the GOVerhhoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
YELLOW FEVHR
TUE DISEASE AB,rISG AT MEMPHIS

TUE DISEASE ABNTING Al MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS. Oct. 2O.-1'he yellow fever il rap
idly yielding 70 the cold weather Tue noon moriuary
,ooort showa 20 deaths from fever and from other
cau.es-totaI. &c The streets are crowded with We
hicles. to-day and the sidewalks are througed with
nedestrians There ~ now activity IN business
than there has been for the past month.
THE EPIDEMIC IN TEXAS.
Ngw-ORLEANs, Oct GA special dispatch
IN IN, Piecsnc report, live deaths ia Columbus TeNas
fro.u yellow foyer
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PERSONAL

The real estate of Senator 5. {. PomerOy
NJ Kaus,s according to The IchisOn Patriot has been
attached for debt.
The Minneapolis Times says thar Congressman
pynreu a. receiving SGgJ a month for overseeing the
workmen engaged III hauling sand - for MS new house
An inkstand seal, sealing-wax some matches.
A watch case and "A snlll candle. which we're once
fbe property Of Gen Jackson are IN the possession OF
Gentleman at Nashville, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

W. re s, that while the hnHeai "tuOan bringing ifo1be
AMI uro,pseye distress =; ccunt, business
move. ,,il, ,n pro,psrousr b vicinity A, illustration,
aser:,ui that the CosPAY have received orders
Tor 40 thousand hundred scales during three
wrecks inc uug srV railroad track scales aud yearly hundred ha'
l while Of their previous ors eolHtefnsuied-S'
Iohnsbar, tYLt Californian. Oct. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON. ID. C.. Tuesday, Oct. 2l-l a. N. }

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Tuesday, Oct. 21-l a. N.
Synopsis FOR NE past ticeniv-fOur hours
The storm center that was on Sunday night
over Chesapeake Bay, after remaining nearly
stationary over NewJersey, has moved very
slowly nOrthward into Central New-York
the extent and severity of the disturbance having in
creased 10 considerable degree. Southeast and east
winds, with rain, prevail on the New-Egand coast.
Northeast winds with the lower lakes. West
ery winds with clear clearing weather over Ohio,
Virginia and the South Atlantic States.
Clear weather and light winds prevail over the Missis
sppi Valley and the upper lakes 50 far az these have
been heard from during the day, but "A barometIic
depression apparently exists In the extreme Northwest
and Manitoba. The temperature remains quite high
on the NeW-Eug ana coast nut was elsewhere decidedly
lower.
Probabilities
For Tuesday, in the Southern States light 20 fresh
north. west winds, with clear weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States rising barometer, rest
erin rindS and cloudy clearing and partly cloudy
tcedller.
For New-Eugland easterly winds veering TO south
west with cloud and rain.
For the lower lakes northeast WINDS backing to north
west. with rain
New Haven, NCW-LODdOn, Woods Hole, Boston, Port
land Me-. ElstpOrt, OswegO, Rochester, Buffalo, Ere
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and Alpena.