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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cotton Crop Report.


CHARLESTON, Got. s.---Tha report Of the
Charleston Exchange for September ls con
densed from replies Of sixty-riine correspond.
ents III twenty-eight counties; average date
September no. The weather during the month,
rs reported byall, has been very dry md very
favorable for picking, but b. most ss unfavar-
ablo for maturing OF the top crop the growth
having been checked by drouth. The plant
was frultlng well. but IN most casns Ia not re-
tanning Ito squares and hollis. Many COM
plain Of considerable damage by rust. The
lowof counties report two-thirds az having
been picked, while the upper counties average
about one-thlrd picked. Estimates Of the
yield Oh seed cotton per acre vary from 300
pounds To 300 pounds. the average being 400
pounds 10 the acre. Tho Weld. ls compared
with last year. IL estimated TO be the sane Ia
three counties. and from 10 To 80 per cent less
IN twenty-five counties; Anaverage estimate
is about 20 per cont less, which deficiency
however, may be considered to some extent
countcrbalanced by increase In acreage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following marriages. births and deaths
wore recorded yesterday at tho office OF th,
Board " Health:
MAHtiAnEa.
Stssnc Gilbert TO MlaH Clara Hruniera ~
Vincent llaif0 to MIaB MngdHrn Dendinger.
Valerie Laconte w Miss Enolla Hannah
Hropn.
John Mnngcratnrn to Mas M sry Zirgier
Loute ACkopp ~ Mas Elizabeth Jackson.
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Augusta Lambert. y daughter. October i.
Mfa. ltonts q anfehn. ~ son. October 4.
Mrs. John Spain. d arn. Hfrtcmber ~.
Mira. John iDnlh, son. aaptembar ~.
Nlra. james ]. FlnnoIty. a sou. Sept mher 90
Mrs. Antonio lloyira, Il son Oetuhera
Mrs. ChAR Joseph Role. II daughter Haptsm-
Dor 2B.
pEATna
Louis 9. dorroeu. dnys. 2o7 Lafayette native
Of New Orleans,
.blrs. .. sonby. % years. ~ DnnphIno. native
Emelne. Williams. 10 months. Constance.
native Of Louisiana.
Mrs. Mary Smith. IA yenre. Julia. roar In.
r0nne. native of ireland.
Mr.. Augusta kalrhnrd. sc years. St. Bernard
phrieh, native W Germany.
Providence Fields. 40 yours. m Nj. Thomas.
nniIvs OF Alabama.
Joseph Rroan. e. 80 years. 12t Houth Franklin.
Y, John daudef, Q. % years. Bollucnstle. near
Camp.
Mary p Marr. 90 years. Hampaon near Adan.
, Mrs. VIM. Delahnyo, ~ MaiiaH. between Urgu-
ines and Bayou Road.
Mrr. u. Arnlto. 40 years 2sg llrod.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
CRY ECHOES.


Ohas. Goodman was locked up charged with
obtaining money under false protenaes
jas HahlinR, aged nineteen years, fell from a
trareaa ut tho Val.ete Dr. Dock yard ind broke
hts right arm.
Geo. Stevenson. nlns Wilson. the negro whom
N is alleged committed tho recent robbarlea In
the Fourth Precinct. hae been arrested by Scr
Reant noWley.
A w,ll.known character. named Frank Gus.
tor. alias slippery. was lodged In tho Central
Station. charged with assault and battery on
Oorpo al Conrad and MISC with rescuing d prlB-
oner.
Jas. Dorath and Frank LYONS wore locked up
In tho Fourth Station, charged with being found
under Suspicious circumstance on Mr.. Abra-
ham,, promises. on Claiborne near St. Louis
street,
Sam has got baek 10 us neain. Mt : ncle Sam
but Sam Bandera. a better Sam. oyster Sam, the
Sum VI the bland ara OF ogaIsra. called for short
sam Bandera-Rip Sam. Ho reports his crop
Of oysters very promising: they have boon en- 4.
fully planted. thoroughly cultivated and his
plantation hands know exnc.ly from What tree
70 pick the best oyster. For further informn-
ton apply to Georges ut the Jewell. on GrHyier
street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

modern Of the three common titles Of onr
day. two hundred years ago II was d title
Of positive dsrespectt and was applied only
to nnchnste women. IT cnrno to be thus gem
orally used In tho time Of Charles II. In n
well. known paesnge In "Eveyn's Diary" Of
tho date OF 1Ga2, he records "In TIL. acted
ys fhlre and famous comedian cnlHd Rox.
nlann, from ye pnrt she performed; mud /
think It. wns the Inst, she being taken 10 be
the Earle of Oxfnrd's miase (aR Mt thla time
they began to call lewd wotnnnl," This Shove
good reason why young unmarried iadios Of
character we're not then IN lsm's." Tho
practice in question dll not, however, pre-
ynll very long. tt only lasted through the
StunrtH, md went ont of EnRlnnd with theu,.
We nrn able to trace the history Of this word
ny Tho help Of The comedies Of tho time.
Ihoae exemplary gentlemen. Wllllnm WyGh-
erley, Sr John Vnntrugh. and William Com
greve. hnve loft unmistnklblo evidence lpon
The subject How and why was II TINT Mtsa
so suddenly and 80 thoroughly changed us
grade md lt@ significance. nothing remains To
show. We only know chat the change was
mnde, md TINT the title which wns one Of
aisr@pect nhder Charles III md .Jninea IL,
became one of respect under William ana
Mary and Anne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
NEWS OF THE CITY.
THE RETURN.

Alter D GOOD nights nloep over blasted aspir
Miions md ambitions not I'd by realized. the
ether SIDE III our late uupiDAsnntnesH Just
Mmiesh v settled. woke up yesterday morning
with more placid thoughts. Friends who had
# hivcnacked before opposing campiiraa md who
mud done their best 20 unnihiate tho opposing
parly met yesterday morning md hobnobbpd
md shook hands over tho bloody chasrn DO 10
Bpnak.
On the streets. however. II wag not every face
Tint wHs benming with io, tn some instances
Unjust be admitted that tho musical Jingle Of
tho HlaHe over n ffatarnisnE drink did net On.
tirrly clear tho dark cloud that vet fingered on
some patriotic foreheade. I'VE want The proof
reader Of THU paper 70 understand TINT va did
not write sorehor d. And this IL the renson
why Yesterday was the day of seitlomcne.
Many bnta had been raahiy nude and many NJ
TAsi,ly ebert he'd. And ot all experiences IN tho
crd thnt q setting ior 2a hn Y a s m1.
nn ga M os ssa,on ef .s Wbsp IT
M hli ha honan. NIL thu napiratiuna M hIs na.
To an hls bottom dal hasa % Rol en- h ho
ever, belong To anhnnary lifeand must b. stood
In Spartan mood by lhoeo who are. nre worth my.
inY Y ns vide werG ana W., ga9 ha @o ,o rG
ain uss s nveryihlns viii DO lovely. ara 81
par, awns a bs u
According III our dispatches our nominee for
Governor will rsnrh the city thia morning ut y
D'oonk With the stauneh deirRn, lon TINT nomi.
natsd him.. Preparations have been nude fpr
their reception. Though nothing Of u regularly
orkaniged programme could BE- Got ~ for the
pflsty Ill receiving their oAoeon lender with boz
00mtng caramonies.
detachment from Battery A. Loulpiann |
Nield Artillery. rommnnded by Capt. !. Nnma
AMKnAttn accom- panied by sporers band Will |
~ X. waiting with one, gun nj Cnrrollton 10
Orleans The gun md band will embark there
and tome down To tho city, where. ut the foot III
Canal street. they will bo welcomed by - ealvo
<f artillery Ia uevernor'H palutei fred by u do
fAehment commanded by Lieut. Sidney Lewis. Of
The Louisiana MI Id Artillery.
Our people arc anxious To 500 their cnndidntN
md future Governor with tho nursoln VI Vie
Tory around him, and we voueh for him an on
lhuslastie reception.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
FILLED GOLD PIECES.
How tho Public 10 Hwindlod by Tx
||sssss ports.

How tho Public 10 swindled by Ex-
perts.
Tho expert at tho sub.troasury III this city
Yesterday detected amonE number OF gold
pianes ono vi tho kind known as d filled piece.
lt wAs neatly executed. but was defective In
khAt the gold plating had worn of md the flll-
slklaR Was exppBed.
NWould appear from conversation with tho
nxpert that tho practice Of filling gold pieces
nth some baser metal IL much more generally
dndulRnd lii BIN swinders thnn wenld DO sup
fpvae1s, md their detection " by no means un.
common.
There. are several. ways In which the lfllling IL
4one. One II II drilling through the piece
/ bAser metal; Anothor 10 by, Rplitting the piece
md dlKRinR out the two hnlves until but q thin
shell ramnins filling them ana joining Thorn
rad another ls TO cat into the piece on the inner
circle. lifting the top and oxtrac,ing q quantity
I Mt The meal,
-Four or live dollars worth OF gold can be
taken from n twenty-dollar piece. and II the
workman II expert no can. IN filling. 30 regu-
late the weight and the ring that detection La
AlEnOHt impossible.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

WASHINGTON Oct. i For tho Middle Atlantic
Stata4, cloudy Wphtber. with rntu aouthariy
Winds. nearly stationary temperature and lowor
barometer.
For South Atlantic states. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. with occasional ruin. enstetly
Winds. nearly stationary temperAture and ba-
roneter.
For tho Enat Gulf statos. decrenaing cloudl.
meas, proceeded by occasional rnin, southsrly
Winds nearly stationary temperature AID ba-
romstar.
For tho West Gulf States. clear or partly
cloudy wanther aontherly winds. nearly stu
tlonn,y tcmperaturo aud bnrometer.
For tho Tennessee and tho Ohio valley, clear
or partly weather. southoriy Winds stationary
or lower tempsrHtnro and barometer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
THU NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY OCTOBER o. 1879

and increasing temperature over tho eastern
section Of the country, Light tniHs have. been
sippl valley and lake region. and along the
aonat Of washington Territory and Oregon,
Tho rninfall for tho week averaged about ~
time provinces irnoo; NJ. Lawrence valley q os
inches; lower lake region o.1s.; upper. lnke
region 0ab: New Englnnd trace. Middle Atlantic
anlf stntsa bp Western anf States %: Ohio
valley and Tennessee truce Upper mississippi
Hiver of the North valley D 10: Enaiern alope,
from Dakota W. tho interior " Texns. o 25 |:
Rocky Mountains Q ~; Western platanu o o.
California O. 90: cnnat Of Oregon nHd Washing
ton Territory 49,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
THE STEAMSHIP WANDERER.

Mn. Il. p. Maeheca's new steamship Wanderer.
1ntanded for the New Orleans. Bay Islands and
caribbean ports trade. arrived yesterday under
che command Of Capt Leitch. ut the head of
Toulouse street.
The vessel III beauty aud In every way fitted
For tha trade lin which she Ia to he engaged. Her
length fl 167s feet, beam - feet and depth 10
Feet She has u nent Unbln. CONTAINING ten
AtRtesrooms and forty berths. and Ia n staunch
and seawofthy craft. She leaves for the islands
I this evening. carrying the mail which CLOSES
- b. nj. for Belize and other ports.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
MORN, BLOOD.
Two Negroes Meet and Try to Carve
E,nch Other to Death.


Nnch Other to Death.
AT d quarter past o'clock yesterday morn.
HnE. on heloyeo. ut the head Of Ill. Peter street
4 a difficulty took place between two negro Ia
borerg named respectively Chas. Williams md
Ambrose Young. which resulted ID the former
being cut In tho LETT breast with 4 butcher knife
Al tho hands of Young. while Young himself
received d pRihful but not dangerous wound III
nm right ,rn. from katie In tho hands oil
Williams.
The two mon were removed u the Charity
M.9g!Hpital ny tho police for medical treatment,
Williams, having received o probably fatal
Ncnnd, was left ut the hospital; while Young
Having received only u flsah wound. was
brought back tn tho Harhor Station and lock I'd
5ip, charged With atabblng and wounding with
kesars:.'',s.. fho difficulty. Yon... stated TINT
15 WAs working On the leyee whom Williapas
! AlAlkaa up 10 htm and. without cause. cut him
5AVay from him md defondad himself
AgMng, when visited at the Station. WINS too
" aFipK W tho loea pf blood, to make
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
THAT SPECIAL AGENT.

The announcement that Special Aren't Weeks
was To return to the city and continue his in
xestigation int tho affairs ofthe Custom. House
mas created quite connection about the build
anR.
III Ia understood that the special agent has
appointed J. q. Richardson ns one OF his as
HlEtants. Richardson was OF considerable els
FtAtnnce to Weeks when he WIS here before.
He ii thoroughly posted la the workings OF tho
several departments. aud as IL IL notorious that
h6 has no love for the Custom House people,
AaxnAnfnd. .-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

THE BooM.-Everybody seems to anticipate q
lively trade this fall. and many OF our business
houses have laid In q supply OF goods to meet
the expected demand. The mammoth clothing
establishment OF FL. d. Stevens. corner Canal
and Exchange Place. IL filled to repletion with
the most fashionable and elegant ready. made
clothing to be had In this country.
Capt. Stovens's tailoring department Nos. 5.
and Exchange Place. has Just received
large assortment OF piece goods. including al
the novelties In plain aud fancy sultings. Todt
and Moriarity tho we'll KIN own artistic tailors,
are busly at work trimming their sails for the
rush which will soon set In. Now la the time to
have fine suits made up. thereby avoiding the
rush. Just think Of Insults cut to order for
F
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
Acciclentnlly Shot.

Tuesday evening q young men nafned Vim.
in the right leg by the accidentaI Eiiseharee Of
his shotgun. which was loaded with No. shot.
IL appears Wilkinson. after a days hunt. re-
turned home and placed his gun against the
wall. From some unexplainable cause the gun
fell TO the floor. and. one OF the bar, ola explod-
Ing. tho con tents took effect In Wilkinsons leg.
The wounded man was removed to the Charity
Hospital for medical treatment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
OrBrion Seeking Redress.

John O'Brien. who WAS arrested some Tina
since for die charging his pistol within the city
limits and willfully firing at member OF the
police force with tho Intention Of numbering
him. yesterday made an affidavit against Cor
poral O'Neil, Patrolmen Becher, Sheridan.
Tomlin aud CLARK. for kidnapping him. The
accused officers were all released by Judge
II ans until such time as the case can be inyes-
ffUatnd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
Lake Charles Echo.l

The steamer Col. Hooker has arrived with
1856 tons railroad iron from Calcasieu Pass.
The trestle work In and near Lake Charles is
completed and ready for the ties and rails
Steam pile. drivers have been moved from
Lake Charles west to Bay Shoupique, and
east to the Grand Marais. All piling COM
pleted between Lake Charles and the Grand
Marais. Track laying goes on daily. La
borers constantly coming Id from Texas. AS
sistant Manager Charles r. Adams at Or
ange, and expected here Monday. Work goes
On steadily.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
THE WEATHER or a WEEK.

Y me following IL . general summary Of the
heather for the week ending October T. as pre-
Dared NV the chief signal officer of the United
GtAtes:
8 During the past week the pressure has in
nera M eTss aon ~ IN bst yl
sIs.s 1flnritic States This distribution of pres
"A iaas resulted Id continued souIherly winds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
Drifting for u Husband.

Three romantic Kentucky girls recently hit
upon better device for securing husbands
than by advertising. They lived On the banks
OF the Ohio river, and agreed each to set q
bottle ailoat containing paper on which was
written her name and q promise to marry
whomaoever should find the bottles One Of
the girls has married recently the man who
found her bottle far down the river, the second
is engaged to the one who found hers Ut
Natchez, Mics, and the third Is corresponding
with the finder OF hers, who also lives at a
great distance from the point where the bot
ties were launched
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Notwithstanding tho rain and powerfully
depressing atmosphere. splendid housea were
attracted Ut both performances ut tho Academy
Yesterday. Tho play ~ ''M'liss" will be- kept
nn mo boards during tho entire week. On Frl-
day Annle PlxlaY Will tnkO her benefit whom
bhe Will Introduce new songs III tho play.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
YOUNG MEMS HEBREW AssoCIA.
TION.

This well-known organization will give
&rand entertainment on Saturday evening. at
their rooms. No. 20 Camp street. The character
0f the gentlemen composing the association
Nirea q guarantee thRt the affair will be both
Il 1Glact and enjoyable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

Emmons Blaine son OF the Senator, was
quite conspicuous on the stump during the
late campaign in Maine, but a regularity Of
his canvass was that wherever he went the
Democratic majorities we're increased. The
Democratic committee should secure his GER
vices by all means to follow In the wake OF his
father
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

It Is generally understood that Gen. Grant
will SO time his engagements as to be In Chi
cago In November, on the occasion OF the
reunion OF the Society OF the Army Of the
Tennessee, Of which Gen. Sherman Is presi-
dent. The friends of Gen. Grant think thai
he will then take the opportunity to deliver
such utterances as will be significant Of his
wishes and purposes concerning the next
prpSidancy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
BoBET GUARDS.

AT a meeting held BY the Bobet Guards. Of the
eleventh ward. on October s. 1870. the following
Officers we're elected: Joseph @. Lawrence.
nresident; John Kaiser, vice president; Chas
jacques treasurer: Jacob Fl. Scheliang. secre-
AArv. Matthias Faust. sergeant ut. arms. Fully
7llkF solid voters signed the roll. This club
pledge their full support to the Hon. il. A. Witt
n HIM GOVERNOR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
PERSONAL.

MIR u H.. Baldwin. ths enterpriaing and nf-
fable gentleman who purchases goods Tor tho
Canal street. has just returned from New York.
Mr. baldwin represents business In Tint city l,u
booming. md anticipates Il lively trade here
tho Touro buildings on the first OF November.
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THE WALKING MATCH.
ALBANY, Oct Albanys s,.froy Citys 8.
str,ke n inc ronlryllle stove nroulaern.

LOUISVILLE, Oct THE stove moulders
yesterday made u demand for I'LL advance OF
IL per cent. and are generally Idle to-day
ter coolly, and are quietly awaiting develop
ments. The strike progressing In Cincinnati
Will probably determine the result here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

Baltimore has the smallest debt OF any city
debt Is $7,O4O,O02, with current valuation of
$3.50, 100000, . population In 1870 OF 267, 3354.
and q tax rate this year OF ST so against 81 "
last rear. This. however, does not include the
State tax, which runs from II to Is cents ON
500.
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rtpc,e SAMMY denounced.

NEW YoRK, Oct. s.-The State committee or
the Tam many Hall Democracy have issued
an address denouncing Samel j. Tllden and
his aspirations for the Presidency.
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THE COURTS.
Sixth District Court.

Aleda Alvarez va. Emile Cailar. piain,ifY, =
Prayer Tor y writ aRalnst defendant ID prevent
hls lenylnR no State until no has paid claim
Geo. Sheppard. tutor, w. Widow Chne
Suann.-prayor for q writ Of habcas corpus 10
plaintiff liz tutor. - "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

y. i. Nasits. leaf tobacco dealer. has again
been arrested by the Internal revenue officers
Tor falling and neglecting to keep the books
provided for BY law; He was arratEned yester-
and waving examination was 'aeed under $3.50
bond To appear before the United States Circuit
Court
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
a Painters Tumble.

AT o'clock yesterday evening VIM. Morgan,
while Nainting Mr.. Leand's residence. No. 10
North Rampant street. tell from tho window Of
tho second story and broke bis eE. He WIS
conveyed to his residence on Thnlta street. be-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

Egyptian Parliament, Gamad 81 Dim, ID an
Afghan by birth, and born political in
triguer.s With q dead-white complexion, Jet
black beard and restless black eyes, be is d
noticeable figure.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAN UHNkHTMNMT,
SIGNAL Service. United states Army. !
DAILY meteorological record for the eight hours
endinR NJ n:os D. m. Wednesday. October q.
Observations taken ut tho same moment OF
time ut NIL BtHtiong.J
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

Pers ons who have q weak constitution or who
have reason to fear consumption, should regu-
larry take Laplace's Indian Turnip Pectoral
Balm. There ts no medicine yet discovered
which compares with 1t for eDriching the blood
and building up the CONSTITUTE n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

Second Recorders Court.
Oharlos Stevenson. nlaa Wilson. burglary and
Erand larceny. $1,000 Appearance bpnds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

Barnes y Miller. No. is hatcher street. az the
BEST work In plumbing and gas fitting at lowest
q market rates,
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our Railroan TO Texas.

Go to Barnes & Miller. No. Is Natcnez street,
for nrst-class rebronzing.
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SPORTING NOTES.
The Middle Park Plato Race.

LONDON, Oct. s-4The Middle Park plate
race. for two-y enr-olda, three-quarters Of o.
milo dash. WINS won by Beau Desert, Grace
Cup second, Dora third.
THE WALKING MATCH.
New YoRK, Oct. s. Murphy continues his
lnnd. having completed $50 miles at 10 to-
night, To Faber's 272, Currnn's 259 Spellaly's
25s, Aliens 257 Howard and Russell's 250 and
Brady's 2IG. Dickinson and Henmerer are out
and Walker. Mahoney, Pierce and Key have
made 2i5, 237. 22S, 300 miles respectively.
BASE DAT,I.
ALBANY, Oct Albanys s,.Troy Citys 8.
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wEATw ER pnwuABILrTuEu.

Maximum TONI sraturo 40: minimum II.
Rainfall Ill
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| H. Indicates rising: ~. Indicates falling; n
| indicates stationary.