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and for these 1t embrowns and black ms the
hIr, not the skin. 1t is vegetable eilOLieat not
burning fluid. 1t does not burlesque nature with
blooming metallic rngeS, but produces her own dt1Fg
hes. Its cooling effect is lasting II dees detection
Its results are Uniform 1t HeUer fails Manufactured by
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Sold by all druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers
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1857 Prizes, amounting o. -..--SllO4OO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al all
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
Will be paid Application for rates to clubs should
only be made to the Home Once in New Orleans.
Write clearly stating full address, for further IN
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
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Don't Let Him Go.

Charleston Neros and Courier: We are as
warmly opposed to independent candidates
as the Neics is, and we hold that strict party
action Is necessary in South Carolina, what
ever may be the case in Georgia. MIR. Ste
phens differed from the Democrats in con-
gress on a question of policy, and for dong
so he has been abused like pickpocket The
only tribunal to which he could appeal was
the people. Our point was, that it is dam
gerous to drive Democrats, of the influence
of Mr. Stephens, into hostile position, by
berating them for acting according to their
convictions Already the Democrats 10 con-
gress have come over to the position of Mr.
Stephens, as regards the Potter resolutions,
and it is bad time to lock horns with him.
1t is none of our funeral, but the signs are
that there will be restoration of mutual
confidence between 'little Aleck'' and the
organs of "the party"
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A General Rebellion.
OF n GREAT DTdCOVER'

The public has re6eLyed against cduteriziHg Han
Dues. Fashion has foTeSworn them. A sagaclou
community has adopted in their stead,
~ II n
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The south Conservative and Reliable.

Vicksburg Herald: We see an uneasy and
unsettled condition of affairs in the north.
Society there is honey-combed with isms,
whose principles imperil the constitution.
On the contrary, in the south, there is an
absolute reign of peace founded on uniyer-
sal public sentiment In favor of law and Or
der. The spirit of conservatism in the true
sense of the term, is paramount. The south
Is sick of agitation and disturbance, and views
with regret and disgust the mobocracy of the
north. And should the bread or blood riots
of that section result in a serious conflict with
the authorities, the government will find its
staunchest supporter and warmest sympa-
thizer in the much abused and reviled south.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.
$4,000 Drawn Every IL Days.

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1900.
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Remit by Postoffice Money Order, Registered Let
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MANHOOD
M RESTORED

victim of youthful imprudence, causing premature
decay nervous debility. ETC. having tried in vain every
known remedy, has found simple self cure which ne
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J,H. REEVES, 43 Chatham ST., n. n.
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a splendid OPPORTUNIrY 70 win
"A Fortune. Seventh Grand Distribution, 1873,
at New Orleans. Tuesday, July 9TH
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and ShhTta-
Bile purposes In 1888, with capital OF S1,O00OOO,
to which Ii since added reserve FUND OF $751;
600 Its Grand single Number Dtstr1.
buttons Will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. II HsUer scales or poStponeS. Look at the
following Distribution:
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

The afflicted can nOw be restored to perfect
health and bodily energy, at home, WITHOUT
the use Of medicine of any kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
NINICiL NOI.>

Juuca, for many years a wll known and
flyo.t, bass singer az Tar-, aud who retired from e."
.,Jgc so,nc ye.I- since. died % tc" days a-u
clever mot Of Gouuud's is told, aprop'~
= lad, who eyed 10 De- 90 lowed io loi arru'-.
# h- new opera, To.ycucte" " Come ANA dine with
u,. uv dear madam" eaiu tAc composer; we WI h.
delighted o. ~.r you, only don't gu 4u,' tAr h.L. % %
iu4rl Oh COME To- i4' -i.-u-l"'l'.
4 most extraordinary event took place in
PARIS lew w,cas ago. when 'h" Na,ioa ca .nd OP..t
House had TO closed iH consequence. c the illness ~
the tenor. who had 10 enact a,1" q, Lc.de Do tire
ere" rs no substitute cou.u b' found. IN, d.
rector had 20 return fAr receipts o. DEE amount 81 -
Dno rr,. . Do those ..r.or. vs. Irit '.yy r.. VOL -.u-
for fh-Ir a.- 10 o., -I-cu at.r. lA A,to W,., .,
reimbursed tt the theatre tariff
NJ. Gounod viii 20 10 Vienna 10 -upcriu'cnd
IL pTo4u. tou q. L.s opera, d" Philemon 81 Ea1. 30,
and Herr Eu,u-tGn Will also direct 1U" rrH'i-a'- cd"
nus OPERA Nero" both OF which are soon O. oe nIoug
ont tn,rr Herr Richter takes charge Of Herr Na-u'
".-.,rlr,l" which he conducted al E.tl,u'I. ]. .-
houedatfAe ,ule,e Imperial Opera II u,r that e'aH"'
Verdi VIII compose work specially TO- a." Austrian
capital, and the scmcut has AIS" under c"r-id'''-
ton the scores Of the "Daa' hy a. ~ ,4rl-. ana "i
another Iyric drama ny Herr Swcri. Al the Berlin In
p.ria opera House tie event Las been te Is,aIu o'
" ...r,e MaDiuror 10 La Al iirTf "-SmTa 60 A'l-''-
singer"
Nine Spontiui, the widow Of the ccle-
hrateI composer - " Ia y"stalv and "f,Haud Cor
4 "
woman Of the h..lcsj distinction, NOT less celebrate
for her cIcveru,-~ than for h,r beauty, and Chateau
brand IN his ~ InOrs a Ourstomh,,' speaks of Der
"a. rIyalo Nine Kcramicr. DuTus the twea;F-iwo
wears thai spou;ul passed at Berlin charge Of tho
court music size was necessarily employed 80 getting
him out Of the -oiapes into which Ills violent t"mur
was always getting lin, ana IL 90 her tart AMI
vaohfulu AZ mat be- ed % mat he able 10 tr
umph over jca ousI6- which p,rpctua.Iy men-cod
Inn there.
MN. Choudcns, publishers, Of Paris. do not
seem TO Pee happy IN tLor mirts. According To tho
Pans Jigoro, jouru1! which hi Wu' b" -''dj takes
more paine De -p!irhy than accurate, they intend
huyln, notice. somewhat IKE tie following placardcd
lrou .lout the principal cities % the Union:
NM Choudous ruri.hor' AZ Prr~s. have The honor TO
inform the hCatIc+ o. the United States nat the opera
Carmen" winch !, intend d % represent not at
al ne or gira OF he author. GrJI." Izet. The
publishers and rrUuTct0rs OF Carmen be- the press
ana the public To protest against th- fraudulent unit u
fIui which VI Max Strako.ch wi>hc 10 be-
ing the vcri'anIc Carmen sung al Pans, EIussc 8,
Vienna ~. Petersburg, London, eiC-Ctc.
Jprtg, Ortuhrr l-.-.
WL!ch uo doubt they will But how about NJ Maple
sons Carmen Of" Is that the old original Jacobs =
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r4E IrI,corIL coAGRES>.

* Arrv-IoN TO Y-Co-prrgNTIoN Win
oiUrE pINoNINNTIuN~.
CNCINNtTI, oct. lO.-AltCr Communion at
- Pu,s CuIch today The Episcopal Congress re-
sumcd i, session at Pte's Hall The Rev.
jane. DE- KoYcu addressed the congress upon
the Sew Testament doctrine o: ab-ou'ou, which
he declared could Dee summed up u The
Bible statement: Whosurycr Sins We remit. they
are reunited unto them whusocver> sins retain They
are r,trluod." THIS. ne believed Goo De taken liter
lvAn u.-crtcI that Mr. N'oIy owed rs success 10 the
power vItn which De declared and pronounced 10 the
prope beng ptI't.ut. tho ah-ouiOn ana remission OF
jH.II slu- TO, E.y. Cornelius Il smith followed briefly .
The ,ytuII. session was devoted To d~, u>-lun Ur
the sunday question. pIp.r- were read hy Professor
t,bu!v . and fu, E,y T.. \. Wa,hhurU. aud addresses
ere Iua 10, BON ". Andrews, the Rev kusc +. AlSop
and the iry g ;. IJg go.
Pursuant o. invitation, number ~ members met ~
thr pIior u tnr Gibson House today 20 consult mon
moir oaiu,., uuv "ud practical cooperation IL thr
fpl-,upa Church WIN other Christians. lI"o AM iu
lutcrthHur,f opinions Wa had after which committee
We atppIutrd To consider tho subject further uud
advisable 10 adopt Treasures Toy prosecuting the matter
To- pra, ;icl coi-umnutluu Tire Rev. ". ". NoiFrl
Bp of -yruC'iD.d. Ohio, was clu~cu chairman ~ ih"
committee No usNulic ORGANIZATION az a party Wa
made OF oxen attempted 10y any on" present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18

making In the development OF the electric light I'M
proycments also being ar1ed out in other directions"
For example, in the burning OF or the illumination
o. large spaces by single source Of light have Just
Received from Sugg Of London. famous manufacture
Of apparatus of. all sorts. burner giving Eht OF
30 Hes consuming forty crb" feet or gas M iOr
nave also a smaller sized burner OF the same
maze. II appears fro he experiments tired with
these that large burners made and large
quantities ~ consumed they do not consume gtS
IN any ding Ike tie same urOporInn a. thrN produce IN
Creased gut. The large gas burner was HGhied anh
many persons tine audience were Competed 10
shade their eyes, IN" hrilllaucy OF the lght was
80 great. The manufacturers present Chtei'u
H. hruly. Inc very rand mpr V mems Whlrh nav
ben made trc ghi aud the great extent or lis
Use have eel. every one knows, no niue tAcIu-
mcut on tho subject Of it, probable future. IN tNI-
dcucc Of That VIII read letter whcn | receiver a
fcw days sine" from one uf oar pubic III tUutl"'N
81 learning, net IN rms StIt" but quite pilnln MT on
III hIch me following question l, put To me the writer
stating that he his uttu Informed that the electric iEu
L. Introduced m the stevens Institute. IL saws thdt Tue
du ,cor, OF h- in-de would be- glad To learn how fr
is IN rOductloPh- met Hpprova ana whether the *
~tlug pipes burners. etc, can he Ui4iiL H. Now any
such idea certainly FAR ~ we may cal II, I'D
al aucc ~ any existing foundation. Grtnt!ug every
pTubuhIc-I may almost say every pos l'-lmlFuN'-
these drec ions, very safely say thai 40
su,u radical change - contemplated IN tI' Hi'h
of thS writer need bee expected TINS century.
III" rl"rtuc HgAt ha IT. ici, aut . l. vas ono l'
that i-d j. not certainly 90 use ucnr uurc, maj q"
what we may call private illumination oi d"elilhs-
lI,f- al De. ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18

meek dragged into deep water and the third sister
who help the other two, carried out Of her
depth. All three in the utmost danger when, an
alarm having d, en- gwen by man the cliff above,
Mrs Disney Roehuck followed by Miss Bond her SISTER
with all clothes on. rushed in Immediately AMI
rescued the three girls from their great peril Mrs Roe
buci was the first reach ladies'. and dragged
ont % her depth. Miss Bond. partly wadlng and swim
mug. stytd The whole party, the dhruii{ bong n.ut
OF the clothes ~ urr~".!
and sister and the strong current setting 10 the east
ward M "HdI nuHllhc N"'te'S mas '"dI"c" hi"I|
medallion 10 Mrs. Eocbuck and "a handsome testimonial
Oh Vrium 10 her sister.
The Prince of Wales has q friend and cham
pion litcr OF the DtJs one OF the PARIS
papers has been scod:ng tn Prince for going To Ger
tain place OF amusement, and Tho attack warded of
by this generous ally. He protests against The idea Of
looking INTO the private lie OF English Prince Of ID
quriHg into his d,cs and preferences III the Of
dramatic en- 'crtanmcnls Of following him about from
the promenade 10 the play though guest OF hs rank
were naturally suspected person. and though the
press of Paris ought TO do the work OF the police" II
L., continue, the winter. choose after dinner 10 and
see the Mari d'ldt' iu preference to Eodosuuc. if
prefer bali lecture" ana cafe concert tfon't let us
dispute about tastes to an evening al tie Trca re
Franc Is, who has any rgat To- jude NY Pleasures but
myself, whether De bourgeois priucc' II the Lord
Chamberlain has put the repertoire % c"tlm actress
in ms Index Eypursitoyiu- that j. al the more r"
why Eneishnru should the Channel to witness
here. They d. not fancy themselves to Poe either d>
houor"d TINS world LOST IN tne other for having
hughrd-4Hd pos IDLY more thln They need, adds ON
an bOraI the fun of our fAICcs" Let them alone"
ne continues. an: rhclr failure Sovereign with teen.
ut them au.uNc themselves ltuc with 'Nu us; 'A,!
pore themselves 80 al nome me hii'ic ."u'i"" Nv
toung Il Jdrs not 10 lecture the great ones "i tur
earth about ntte Things, bat 10 Keep ttcu rIcu7 I"r
matters tHat are important. 1uc Emperor Of Russ
may vel - ard near IN oIcI"-houh Niger a. &C. 81"
m h. d 6, t Ieiu,p. f. dor, 10 rci the
hi Tho Al 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
GENERAL NOTES.

The greatest show III Europe is caravan
OF Nubi.us conducted by HagenbecE, On entcrpr, ng
dealer ~ wild animals, who has furnished the most IL
terestng specimens TO the various geological gardens
He ng ~ his trade having agents and experienced
hunters IN all parts Of the world 10 buy or track Wild OF
curious animals. The caravan, consisting OF sixteen
men one woman. and number Of small elephants
rliuCceroscr gIanes Ostrches etc. has created sci
satipn IN tho German capital The show Will soon be III
Pans.
The canny Scotchman IS wary and prudent
even In bis dealings with DYiBe Providence. At the
GIasgOw Presbytery forth ght ago motion came up
the rules for the appointment OF day OF thanks
giving for poac. and for an abundant harvest tn"
Afghan plicatiOns having broken out suddenly ana
peace being by no means assured the author OF The M"
ton suggested that 1t would be we'll 10 postpone thdk
ing tie Almighty for peace while the present state Of
thin lasted The word peace" would have been re-
moved from but for the prompt application
OF tho Scotch love OF baI-spIttinC, by which was
unanimously resolved that the thanks TO tho Almighty
Tor peace should be offered the express understand
ing that tho peace the peace OF Berlin ana mad no
reference WhaisYet 10 the present computations ana
impending wSr IN AfghAnistan.
Two English ladies have won awards for
Raantry in saving life On September 3 three young
women named Pfcil were bathing at BrOadssrs. when
one OF them carried Of her feet into deep water.
Another sister gong TO her help caslcd by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
DISCUSSIONS or TIE ASSOCIATION.

HE American Gus-LIght ASSOCIATION con-
tuucd It> session yesterday, Ia the fhtG Avenue
Hal, IN West Twenty -iourth-,t. The association
i composed OF las manufacturers from al! parts
Of the United states and Canada. The meet
nE this year il attended by a large number OF
delegates. MI the chef rites OF the Union being
represented. Charles EOomc, OF the Manhattan Gas
light COMPANY Is president of the association. IL,
business The meeting has been confined chiefly to dis
topics interesting only to gis n
iacturcrs. Mr. McliEcunv. ~ Washington, yesterday
read paper tie proper Management 81 il ea- com
pauy; Sir. EIccrtou, OF Indiana gave some
facts ana figure, concerning nHPtha gas, ANA
Dr sloane ~ Eroof lyr read paper on the relation q"
lrIt TO The amount Of Light IN Ca- jet The electric
I.gt. possible rival 'uf ElS for common uN''
uls not been openly discussed. ~ the members
OF the u--o,lt'Iuu wished 10 hear the lecture 81
Protector Morton IT," subject before expressing Ari
49, lI,~ Il. HIIi Jon %. the meeting "cru- ms
morning and thc,cctuc light viii be topic oi e neral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
THE PENN>YLVANIA CANVASS.

The Democratic cry is now, " Anything TO
beat Ho't" ,... ao,.,ta
,s,1.rz. INTO the procession OF ehEih'e D9,"' "''
on t,,tcs for the Presidential nohhd'i'" III '0'
In Forest County the Democracy mas gone
oyer to Gr..uhJcN,n. bag ana o"aN"-''
1,.,r paper N the county was recently SOFA OUT u
thr Iuti.t 'uI,',. 1T,
Mr., Sp,cr, chairman of the Democratic
Stale Committee has found D., c7-afy I" ''.'"' "
character lie has sued TIE H"tii"0don "lD0e LOT ,
ana rxIcc.S L. Ert ms p"oh-i"' ''
Tho Democratic middle in the Min Con
.,,l District Is apparently no nearer an Gnu ~
two fac, Oh, into which tue coaVen"'h 'P' 81, s''
b,1Jo,Inr The wing III session al u Z ''o" ma ''A'
oco I,I,ts without nakiuga nomination. Ex-senator
inrlI.s. IT is thought by some. W ID he made com.
~ '.', iiasfe TINS District gives the arrest
I,,,'' nm majority of any District in tue state
Mr.. Randall talks hard money to his Phila-
1i,i, constituents and then -iis To The oil regions
and ,ry. 10 arrange trade between the Democrats ana
h Gr,rn,cecrs lie is sand be- setting NJ the Pine
fr ms cis, ion 10 the Senate should the Democrats
through some caacysm get cOHiro. II the Lc+sh'u'r
If is rumored that the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company viii throw It's influence against james l.
serrett the Republican candidate for supreme Judge
MS from Allegheny County. and II IS feared that his
srunti,l.s VIII he with section in the hzlt against
fbr payment of the riot damages As h railroad COM
,o,y va, the largest lOscr 10 my bring influence enough
70 near 90 defeat Nr. SjeTIett- trCVOn.
Sneaker Randall Is trying to stuff the people
IN MS District win sOrt-sawdcr III q speech delivered
". duesday evening he remarked: The Democratic
marty in ts lifelong history has given support so iai
ss 1t WIS able. to the laOoung man against the en-
croarllaeufs OF those who attempted 20 make unjust
laws ru favor OF the capitalists against The eoo'tr
Somebody could have shouted bacA-pay graz tueu
with good deal " elect
The Colorcd Peoples League Of Pcnns}lva-
MIA. an organization opposed to the Equal h'AL''
League Las been in session week in Ptt>bu'E. Tie
ostsusie purpose the organization is 10 better tn
coud iou OF The colOTed bu the Niger IN the wood
nile soon came to view. A UrcCOuccrted effort was
made 70 commit the organization to support % the
Democratic tchet but the Co0red brother who offered
the resolution was met shouts 10 Throw linn our
OF the " udoW &c." Bring mm down from The pint orin.
TlEc the resolutions from him! he cdut sL.N -h
Tins convention 80 ana other pertinent r'uaFle IhIt
wa. genuine row o. the TtWuN order, ana Inc con-
NrutI,I l, broke OF m disorder The police cleared
liz hail and the chairman declared the mr,ill aH-
ipuru-d 10 Philadelphia. VINO SAYS Inc negro &c 1''
lJOAIuE up IL politics
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THE EID GLOTE VAR.


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rTplN TO Sr,IINfI\IC FTPuITID 10 HAVE BEEN
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'frfuuru. and '-t I- attention 10 ih or : 'f HN
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"a.
%. ''. Do.
"""i Lave 20" To- 7'' '' '''''. .'"' '''
asked 'ha reporter
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18

that the men who have Greenoacks
oosei'' their heads are very different from
mos vbo have greenbscks in their pockets.
admit satisfy the ques'ioneI. and he was al Nr.
TINS tl'. .',in soon with sharp point. as ne
Cohh,, I'M the senator was ready with the lhI"lha
tr"vnIai fu- 'aat be had prepared II on ne sa
non - a .furss did in assault and battery Gust
pIal he ~ asked The distance between thc Nv" W.,
VIZ tbcy lvCan. Re SAID tina; 1t was Just II l ~
WIN AID ,Nhrn the very sharp lawyer a~h'u IN"
% he knew H. ne said he had measured IL b.' "
thoHt"'' ,r..Is mt An end 10 the GrccnOaCkcf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
woRK FoR MINES Ar POTrsyILLK

PorTsyILIE, Penn, Oct. lit has been or
drrcd that work i1 the mines be begun next Monday.
The additional allotment to tlc Philadelphia and
Reading Company " about 10000 tons Will give the
miners another week, work for October. After finish
ing the extra alo men Is likely that work Will hc CON
tnurd without interruption Until The November quota
Of 343 500 tons filed, which VIII give TWO weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
THE OL-PRJDUCGES ~ COURE

PnTsBURG, Penn, Oct. 1.-THE Supreme
Court has decided 10 allow the bill presented by the
Attorney General ask for an injunction IN behalf OF
the oil-prOducers. Tht heating Will be had November
L. The first point to be decided Will be whether TIE
matters complained Of are beyond the ordinary province
of individual redress and IN, stockholders Of the road"
luier,sied Will have the advantage OF decision 10y thr
Supreme Court on tLs question Gather than the possibly
VARYING ouiuiou- of local tribunals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
EnlLs NEAR NEM.YOEK.

NYACK, y. Y, oct. IA barn containing
souc valuable cattle belonging to M EycrlnG At New
city, was burned with its contents late last nIgut.
slightly insured.
TRENTON, \. j., Oct 1.-THE Trinity EpiS
copa Church at PRINCETON was partially dcstroycd by
fire tins morning Tnr building had Just been rehtted
nud supplied To- TIC amount OF $1,000. The tire !. sup
poscd t. have been caused 10y niue Loss about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
MIDAIGHI WkATHEE RErORL
GOyERYuENT INDICATIONS.

SWoDgia III. tie plst - hoars
WAsHINGToS, oct. IS, | a. m.-lhc barom-
ccr Is falling along the Atlantic Coast elsewhere
rising but is Eighost the Eorthwes The tcIupera
ture has risen with sou:Icry winds in the Atlantic
Coast States has fallen with Dorthcry winds wcst o.
the NIssissippi River and Last GUf States and
with westerly Winds IN the Lake region ana ONO Valley
In fallen. except IN tue Atlantic Coast states and
west Of the ssissipp. River.
Indttdt0fS
For Eew-II gland the Middle Atlantic ard South At
lluuc states, increasing cloudIuos- aud Inn
DuihcrIy to colder westerly wildr, followed by
TlsIug barometer.
Storm Signdis
Caufonary ~ shore signals are ordered for Lrwcs,
Cape Nav. A,4dutIc ClIy BArucgat, sandy HUOK and
NcW-NOIk.
IDLDL.N.L. 4 ALAL my -rL.AALl