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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08
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rha Ra.t Man Yra,n. noins Oood Work

" W,suINUrnS, July superintendent
Thompson. oi the Railway Mail Service,
has received kilograms from Various
points showing that the noa last mail
system Is working VCTy satisfactorily,
aud tha, At every place heard from the
trains we're running on schedule tiu,e.
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DIED

MTLLER-At Armonk. Wesichester Comfy. on Fn'ay No
vtmbcr .. Eva only daughter OF Form !" ana tAo i+ls
Mar. r. Miller. aged J. Vrars an Z months.
Funeral WI af frcnIs Meeting House, IAf-
panua on Tuesday. November .. al ~ o'clock ~.
InteIment 40 sing sing
PETITION saturday morning C;arssa, wife Of Foster
petut, aged u years
Funeral sunday november az p m. az ner
late residence 4u3 CliH Ol-tve.. BruO&i7h
Burial az convenience OBJ fdlhiF-
Friends and relatives VIII please attend without After
notice.
sCOTr-On the 5th inst, Maner Scott brother Of Mrs
Robert DennistOn.
al L.5Op
sToDART-At NouteIair, Y. J., on Friday. November s.
Martina A -tOdart
Funera from the residence % T. W Bound on M0nday ne
sth inst. at = p. 10.
Relatives and TRENDS invited 20 attend.
Trans New Ork and Green wood Lake Railroad leave
23dsr a. ll:i5 a m. Chambersst IL H. for Upper
Cnestnut Hi station
TRYON-suddenly November g. 1870 Nerth casrle.
Westcheser Count. Samuel Irvon. the 1Oh year Of
hsage
Funeral sunday TN INST o. m she residence Of his
father in-lag. samuel smith. North Castle.
Remains VII he taken Greenwood Monday morning.
Tram dne al Central Depot 42d-sL, at 1874 where
fTfends hereby Iagd TO mpany the remains
20 wood
YOrNG-On safuriay. November Eliza daughter Of the
late John G and Mara 4. s. Young
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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ART NOTES.

The Spaniards have just established an
academy for art students N Rome, aad the Germans
are proposing 10 do likewise.
Thirty of Sir Walter ScOtts heroes are TO
be realized in statuees for the purpose Of popping the
thirty empty inches OF the Edinburgh monument to the
novelist six thousand dollars nave been votel for the
nurposc which Is only 5000 for each hero
MANY Young ladies have Joined the kensing-
Ton Art wood CARVING school, which has both DAY ana
evening classes Most OF the pupils find tAe school
pleasant way Of oee pyipg their ume' Out So'd pro-
portion OF them wOrK with "A purpose
Urbino. the birthplace of Raphael, intends
in celebrate tn 4OOth anniversary of the birth Of the
artist ON March % 1883. The Italian Government has
srhscrihed 80 900 francs toward monument, and ald
TOR tine same OBJECT Is expected from France
70 render the study of art truly valuable,
said the Bishop OF Exeter recently IL should be contnn
s through life for TINS, rs IN politics and other pur
SHIFTS those only great who sus Their studies
THROUGHOUT life rendering me paina vigorous aud subtle
A chest Of old drawings lately discovered IN
Yorkshire has been the source OF valuable addition 10
the British Department Of Prints. There are nne
.recpen Of Fnppms Lippi. sketch IN red ehaiE, at
r,nuted ~ Michael Angelo, two wter-coOT drAWngs ny
,3'' ,nd 4 srircd pen and INK sketch by WOuverinans
Mr. Mclean, the English sculptor has bOr-
rowed the idea OF work from oir Alma Tade
mas famous picture, D." The Spring kestir1T" he has
formed a group to be doae III bronze, from the two
dancing priestesses who iii The foreground OF the pic
inra They are lightly draped. have garlands OF
apemone. 10 their nsr, and ai~ turning sportVey 10
one another and playing upon tIiobourines
The latest published etching OF Mr. Seymour
Holden IL an attempt OF the line his usual man
nor and venture In manner Of Turner'S Libcr
I,udiorlmp The subject Is the old ruin " Hsriacn"
which stands out boldly against sunset SKY. The
roken hight fals the foreground upon browsing s1eep
IN, Iond0n Timer finds the work lacking in gda
non and Thai II ID more remarkable as an example OF
what The artist can of his acquired manner tbsn
delightful a picture.
1t is a matter of regret among members OF
the Union League Club that owing TO location. the most
thing about their and costly club
mouse 10 pedestrians passing up Fftaye, Is ITS lofty
ate roof of dun reddish color. practically uifaaorned
Areept by huge chimney and . naestan Of wbinh IL
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CHINA md JAPAN.

THE RAvAGzs or TIE TYPHooN-THE AMERICAN
COMMISSIONERS WILL RECEIVED.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 6.-The steamer
Oceanic. from Hong Kong Yokohama. brings the
following;
YOKOHAMA oct 1.-THE continued depreciation OF
the paper currency Is causing some uneasiness' ana
trade Il suffering considerably consequence.
Kepors continue 10 be received from various parts OF
the empire OF the disastrous results Of the recent
typhoon III Toxic alone 1000 houses we're totally
demolished while tie lives Of hundreds OF fishermen
were lost the bay.
SHANGHAI Oct l3.-The efforts Of Governor Hen
messy 10 suppress domestic slavery u Hong Kong are as
determined IA ever -Four Cinnamon have received
heavy sentences FOR infracuOns u the aS
It's reported that arbitration was agreed on Tor
,ne settlement Of the Ltvadia treaty, foreign Minis
cor IN act on one side and Ii Hung Chang the other.
Latest advces from Pekng state that there VIII be no
var that China is utterly unprepared for any contest
80, ,bs, y I2uSsta finds her demands not compiled
with .he Will put extra pressure
Admtr,I Lessodsky y still at NladvstOck tomMl -
;1rs Trescotf and swift have arrived AZ Peklng ana
s the work OF their mission They were rece we'd ~
x.rs friendly spirit. The 'VO members OF me hung
Il Ymen AppOn ted u confer " IN then are ba- h-'h
- trndent Of the Board ~ Civil ONCE aud l. hung
Tsan forneriy tutor u the last Emperor.
non Carlos De Espana, the -pan-h Minister ~
- iui - ,hrown from his horse the 27t OF SIP
tembeT, ana slst"'Ho" 'AJ"
ON thr lat inst A.. r,.,-,. >. s,,,,,,,,ai .,
o andariu has been sent from PeKing to Snanglls U
- tn0ufries ID reference U CONSTRUCTING Hne VI
n.i,agranh between those two cities
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gauge, and costing the mod e

: ,,.in and silver gauze, and costing the mod
" suu OF S14OO'
-. N. Carnochln has been appointed surgeon
-, IN the state Emcrant Hospital. and has
M tbe appointment. Or. Carnochan is
- r,,ysician and his many friends VIII Wow
loPoraoiptment with satisfaction.
c..,,,,,c Duchess of Montrosc. sent a winning
TO the recent Newmarket races and appeared
NJ herself dressed in her racing color, red cos-
- and = red veil. After the race the Duchess
IDu. ...f1 the paddock 10 compliment her jockey
or6 bad her horse 81. Louls.
- ARENAS Hale. Of Brdgcwater Mass. who
80, nj. first vote for Jefferson 10 1904. voted Oh
,.;.,ire,ceuth Presidential ticket last Tuesday for
c.,eral Garfield. Mr.. Hale at ninety-seven years
All is q cheerful and active man, with unimpnTod
o't.l Elcuitles lie 5 the oldest living ex-member
o. Congress-
Ro-ore.- Lionel de Rothschild Is xceodlngly klnd
>, r,.ailess girls of the Hebrew faith. She has
as,oteI several who have made positions for them
- i'm the musical world. Mile. lsidor who has
s'....-eared MS Lucia m London il a young English
-, Who has been educated auu hited lOr hei
,-offssion by the Baroness.
v.' Cyrgs W. Field says that his journey around
-. world with his vile and son and daughter-n-
t,s 40 business significance. have wanted
-. and ea.et.' be declares. and the only way 10
-. that was t. 20 away. Mine has been such a
= ,,r, that the time comes when l must have
-: Ia secure this have resigned the control OF
- of the companies In which ! was interested
al now only desire TO get completely away from
hf.tnr.-.
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THE PIRATE FLAG.

HOW THE RESULT OF the ELECTION WAS RECEIVED
By ONE CITIZEN OF BROOKLYN
70 the Fdttor Of me Trt Dune.
SIR: VIII You please say parting word
about rebel Glg.i When on Wednesday morning The
TRIBUNE brought u8 the news ~ willow st Brooklyn,
Of our mag1idceut and overwhe ming Republicans vie
tory al the polls we hung 0ur our hass Judge Of oar
surprise and inclination when So saw e large deep,
black banner su, pended like raticai flag III front Of
cir,zau,s houSr IN cur STREET Now n he triumph OF
Rerubllcan principles don't suit ex-rebeis RON the
-n. n who i've North under their protection. theI we
suggest tnat they hack south again whHrc uiacA
hts snot-auns aud tissue bal 0t@ prevail auu NOT insult
fe loyal PATRIOTISM OF the North or he 1ig which We
love - dearly The house refer 10 Is occupied ~ II
TX rebel genera and * memJr Of Congress
BROoKLYN
Rro0klyu. NOV. . ls-O.
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nrsrRfpTION OF THE VESSEL.

The steamer Rhode Island. which was designed by
Cant,in Babcock. president Of the Providence and
Stounrton steamship Company. was built at the
sbinvard of Henry Steer. nj Greenpout, l.. l.. and
yy,s launched IN 1873. She not 50 large rs the
r ;stol aud tle Providence. but was equally well
constructed Her length IS $50 feet breadth OF
boom 80 feet. depth of hold - feet, and measure
n.ot 5000 tons There are about 200
s,,terooms. with accommodations for 700
rass..oors The rooms were III ed up
with every modern appliance, including
lertr,c ells which communicate with the steward =
d4portmeut The lIfe-sIyIng apparatus consisted
~ teu metallic lifebOIts and number ~ pA'tht
raft. which could hold 1000 persons with saIcy'
There were also 40 cork mattTesscs ana Hle-pIe'
s.rxn, ' yestsr and several hundred iIIndIy ne
nre-arver- The wnecls OF the vessel. Whlch are Oh
irou are. 80 feet inches by II feet face anu are
t o, , 20 inch shaft. They are OF the nanuIact ure
~ T",'T Perkins 81 Co.. Brldgewater, Mass. The
-. 81. designed by Erastus W. smith, anu
- constrncted by Roach y Son, OF the
Wr,,,, from Works and were capable 81 WOrAlBg Z"
! 900 Lnrse-Dower They cost T2pO'ooo' D
t,,.t..r of the cylinder Is 30 inches ana tle
tn t the piston / 1 feet. There are three MAJ
bir 40 feel long by y feet III diameter anu Il
SDrnaces The rudder is controlled ny steam
,,acrInerv and the main engine Is started py an
auvii,,rv en- zine The furniture was OF pi1CA wa
az" - red ertmsou velvet The lower saloons were
rnided win an apparatus for extneulshng lre.
n. total cost OF the vessel was ABOUT %ooO'OuV'
ST. ~ only insured against ire
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ANDREWS the morning OF the 9Th inst Kate A., wife
oil George II. Andrews a., -.
MOn&aY AT tte lAoerh@Ilo bap4ss
.0tn-sJ. trencs are requested nos 70
nOWcrs
NKIIS--udfeny. at West l6thst, Friday even
NanderpOel child OF BenJA
min W aud larry V. Franklin aged q months
Funeral services
Tnt,rrncuf kinderhOOk MONDAY
GOop-So vembor o, 1880 at his late residence NO <'V
Cnntsn-lve., brooklyn Michael Good. - ., ~.
Funeral from Johns chapel corner OF utenno '"u N
mont ayes. on Tuesday. 9th inst AT 40 a. ~
KFTCHAM-O on Thursday. November 4. Woodhul AoDoHah
IN , and trI,gds are In yed 10 attend the funeral on
sna~ Toyemeer AZ D from his late residence ~
tumbur. AMIDST Brooklyn.
IntermenL q Huntington, L. l.
Ivou a,ds.utv November 4 az pa East l2uth St, OF
l. ss,ha,.a san,ie Wesley only chdd af Oliver A and
Manre T. LTaiL and grandson VI John W. And Hannah A
Lyon
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RAiIWAY IYTERESTS.
NEW HALLWAY FOR TIE WEST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Ga dispatch from
Portland saws Colonel J. Richardson, one Of the leading
spirits Of the Utah Northeru Railroad. was IN the c'y
tn. week. and h. brings Information winch may hr re-
led upon Authentic thit jay Go1d and associates OF
The Union Pacific RIlruad have raised all the necessary
funds and completed all the arrangements Tor nuHuuS
standard Guage railroad from Ogden to Boise Ci'y'
Idaho TcrrtOr, stance of about $50 miles. The mar
row cuag, road already built from Ogdon 70 a point
forty miles north Will De made useful by LAYING third
rail. Tie RAJ road VIII b. completed within elght
mon MS. The Grlndc nte branch OF ne Oregon kil-
way Navigation lines Baker CRY, Oregon, viii be
completed about tne time, and JIe7- VIII hen re-
main only 100 miles 10 complete another tranScon'i-
mental railway.
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TIE sLEEPNG-CAR SUI.

BALTIMORE, Nov. G.-The case Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company AGAINST the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Com pany for inirneement Of patents
oas continued today zine Uused sttes Circuit Court
before Judge Bond am %1rlis.
Counsel for complainant read number OF aihdaV'ts
IN ,s,n To- ose-cars f.ted and used sleeping
cars on The En-. tN.wYlrJ Road puor 10 1850. The
andlvts of Henry 3. Renwick. OF Nsw-Yors' aud Ed
ward = Z MS Ok mecht4 cal engineers AID experts re-
il.iug 10 improvements, combinations ana devices
ulad ln th. Pu ltrH.. re 1eX r-ad ~ couI-
y r Tbur-tou of Providence, Il. l.. then opened the
geo .r Tor tbr comp4ulns ana aler hr ma sponu an
Aour the court adjourned tl Monday when MI. Iuuf--
ton VIII resume |.7 frguucuL -. ~.
D. lGcIl.d rhIt TWO cpun~e on cach sac VT. lli'
ton ana Sir. DctHrs0n. of N'W1orA ior the com 1lh
ants auI 1lr. co trn Of BtttmOr.. ana Mr. fhi4lp,
vs. York, for respondents slll argue li' ct-e - ~
not likely tuat U SO u be- closed before Iuesday ai"r-
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,yspEcT0R Murray ASSAULTED.

Tho reno.t reached Police Headquarters last
,i',bt that Inspector Murray had been assaulted
opJ haJIv beaten 10 the Tenth Precinct Upon in-
- = was learned that while on one OF
~ Dat,ol rounds the inspector had en-
.l,-,ered in Grand-st., near the Bowery, q
drnnken man who was 80 violent that Inc
'"sn.1tnr put him uider arrest Ia return the man
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WASHINGTON, Nov. =, 1 a. m.-The de-
7eo1 Yesterday euieung tlc Eastern GlN States has
moved rapidly Nortaeastwa-d. developing into storm
of unusual violence and is now central, with marked
energy I'm Northern Eeg-Y0rz An AREA Of high barou-
eter is gradually d-sfpatn- u Southern Ie1ls VIII
second area Ia apparently entering the Northwest Eln
has fallen I'm al direct Ons east OF the Mississippi River
and occasional snow IA Illinois Tniiana and Onio Tne
temperature has risen decidedly from the ROCKY Noun
afns Eastward 20 the Mississippi Valley. wtiie 20 The
Eastward marked fall has been reported except along
ireft j. AutIc ASS. where % LAS remained nraFiy
-tar1uary FrccZ lE temperature were reported SAT-
rIrftv morning from Wisconsin and MaIlloua as iaI
~,1i-Irl 81. Central Texts, with fr0ss 81 III Pa-o ana
San Antonio N1rthWe-ter'y winds prevail. except along
tie Atlantic coast, where they are 5ouulcIly.
I1Gsca1gnG-
For -he Middle states, cloud7 or partly cloudy
weather. occasional rain winds. shifting t1 colder
S,--lv.1s.er.v. Win decidedly higher baron otrr.
For Ncw-Eur.lud. cloudy OF partly ei0uiy weather.
with raiu dr0Irdv higher barometer in ilc H,s.eIA
u5r- Winds sllIuu, during the day TO colder North
westerly
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knocked him down and hcth fell uDOn tie Side
walk. 10 Ing over and over the struggle Tor the
urper band. officer MClBerBey found hem tons
ENGAGED. ihc inspector. although bleeding from
severe e. on tHe hD, was ON top and gain.1R ihe
mastery The man was taken o. the Elirdge
Street Police Station. where he gave ms name as
Anthony Elder, age twenty, of B,uedya. lie was
locked nm
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THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

TO the Edftor Of me TrtbWne.
SIR: Congratulations for he great victory,
ond thanks Tor the unswervug fidelity AID great
ability which you have shown IN helping 20 win IT, Your
friends fully appreciate what YOU have done.
~ Ia,s,,iJe y y Nov 3 1850 JAMES c. JACKSON.
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sCRIBNER * WEXFORD.

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The (.randi-smes. A story OF Creole Air. 81 peofge
" abi, 4utno OF sold Days. Vol. LIMO n D..
iruy Lite Russia By Lieutenant l. Gree T. n
! vol. y IuO, r. 3D.
touv Eplloyvship Bv Fran1 q stockton. author Of
81 ,u,..T Grange" Llustritcd vol u mo extra Soe1'
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HENRY HOLT Il CO..

c.r,,.n TbouRht From the seven wsrto Goethes
as.fh Nv kar du~0raBd- I'm, 81 as.
III, WeIiaeds. Jessie FUthcrgll 10 Leisure
Hour ,eIlcsA
Troublesome Daughters. BY l. b. waford. author Of
SGtlh lom0 -
The hIudfos Papers. BY CHARLES DieKeas, author u
The Pickwick PtpefA' l6mO, 81
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ROBERF, BROS

me D'Arbay's Diary and ietters hhtel 0y saria
c NOOsry Wlth portrait vols, LIMO, cipth, -
The Ode Life. 81 TIE author oi The Eoic c Haies
l.nttt al oil i
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ulyOR KllLOCH INDICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-Mayor hailocb
Wis arrested to-iay an luiietmen found ny the
Grand .in.~ charging hin. WITH ~, ally employing
Iaborers 81. Ie new cy naA by d"J "oiA insVcd" VI
F. mi ag
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aoGERs- EARLE-On Thursday evening November 4. al
AuthOn memorial Chrcn The rector the Row r. Hebor
Newton George A. KOsrrs 10 Maggie Frlnce~ youngest
aaugh.or Ol MA u. q. ana the laie asJus L. EArie
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Colonel Cause was bo N IN Nora rat, |@' IN Ten
Dec 25 1895 He received IN .rs,tv Of virginia and
ues.ee was for a time at the Unh uniyerslry. Ten
v,s graduated from the CuinbcrlaA ck.onnort Ark
,.ssee He began 10 Practise law at j. rmv ia 1861
IN 1859 He served in the Confederate he rank Of
a,,o, throu ghout the and Affirming IN, and
- ,r e68 he was elected to the Legisias 1t the
ard was one OF the Commissioners 10 repfe-s IN
aIoi a'..ar,,ment al Washington. He claIurd
1fId Cougresa but unsucccBsfa ~ the e04
the IL was eJected TO tue XLIYtd aud XLVth Goa
~rssses As = DcesosrAL
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Rclialous Notices.

Anihou Memorial Church 18TH &c.. west ~ 6th-aye-
services ~ 20. and p. ~. The Rector th' Rev. IL
HEBER NEWTON viii preach in the morning
Cnivnry Church corner stA ave- and ~ s-t-Rey T. A
WA~HBl IN. ID. D. Rector services - a. D. M ana
@aOp m Bishop DL DIZZY. OF Kentlcky, VIII priach u
Tho morning
Church OF the Divine Paternity, shave f5thst
The Rev. t. "A. ChAPlN. D. D. Pastor le rev Dr. r
JLLf- Of salem Mass. VII preach 40 il a M and iisS
u m Morning. communion services Evening Musical
Vespers sunday sch0.l $50 a m.
Church o the Heavenly Rest
5thave. ABOVE tJ--t
REV r. HOW ID. y. D.. RECTOR
Divine service a u. ami m
sunday school m the galeryof
tAe Church 20 $50 D. me-
Church OF the Holy APOSTLE, corner Of -hst and OH
ave the rev BRADY E BAG Kr~ Eector- b ornlng ser-
vice AT % tIinfn
upon Mission Work M japan oy ihe HcF j. ia MAl-ION
QCIMBY.
Fourth Unitarian Church. I2,thsr. vest o. iin-aye
III --FIL \ BELLOWS. Nmiser.-At II d. m me Pastor
viii preach The public cordially invited sunday school al
TO a. NJ
Holm W Chndvic Minister of ne second nItar "a -oe
efl tu lir0akvn corner clinton and funrrr SIS VII
exchange TODAY with tlr Rev. JOSEPH NAY OF PhlA
de'phia. so evening service
Ne,v Jerusalem Churrh ,~ec ieuborual.. IS hest be-
service ar H. .i-, ',. '.. '-oi,l-t ..It,, be.f 4,
meet N D. ar the ~ ufe' sunday school az $3.50 m
ci,ty for Ethical Guitnre.-P ,se-.r FELIX ADLEe
r .fl ave and l- ~ OIL So pAl, november Z. Doors
oneltd lH3u. ceer al ID pr.Dct 40 intitiei az W
v.t,l to attend. Subject. d" Ihe Moral Elleauoa 81 the
Young
S,yedruborg'- Doctrine ot the spiritual World a
l,cuIe by Rev q. l. BARRE T. lh thr 'huicA az we
Ngy Jerusalem NJ 31uiocplce and '.rN-i hr Ok
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, NOV. :. a. m.-Ihe downward
movement ID the barometer continued throughout yes
terlay Cloudy weather prevailed, with light rams dur
ing the last lalfof the day. The temperature ranged
between 539 and Ga. 'ho average (599) being y =
biDer than Oh the corresponding DAY year. aLd 4
hi.nrr tuan on FRIDAY.
Coudv wrat herewith chances Il -hr rain. followed by
clearing and partly cloudy weather and lower temp T.
afIlre NAV be expected to-day IA This city and vicinity
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LITTLE Rock, Ark. Nov 6:-Colonel ,l Lnc, zen
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crxrnAI PARK OBSERVATIONS.

lbstrqct Of Meteorological R>por Tor toeek eding at D. m
November g. lcsO.
BAROMETER inches. hkhAO'fIE% beE y
Mean. ---------2a9l Mean - % %
Nm : 4 m oct 81 % 23S Mn. .J a H., Nov 3l---5tU
lNo4
Dsiance traveed the wnd during The week J. il miles
sru.pgs Amount OF water
NOV ran IRON 2-3o a H. to p m..-.......-- .sl men