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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Wednesday, o

LONDON, Wednesday, OcL ~, lSoi
The steamship Great Eastern was put up at auction
to-day aud bought in for 100000 t9l4o,oOo'
The Hungarian Budget shows deficit Of 21,66o'o4Z
norins CSl 3lo.360l as compared with last year.
telegram from Zanzibar says that the Belgian eXpe-
don under Rogers with 1875 natives sails tonorlo"
10 Join Stanley on the Congo am
Sir Edward J. Reed Member Of Parliament for Cardiff
the well known naval constructor, is among ihe pa7e
gers by the steamer City Of Chester which sailed HUM
Queenstown to-day for New-I0rK
News ma been receive at Constantinope from mecca
that the two hostile factions there have settled 'he
differences by battle outside the town. in which sew
era were killed and wounded on both sides Ihree par
talions Of troops and several batteries h'e ''0 -
dered 10 Mecca. . 49,.
The Worth German gazette of Berlin that the true
exclamation of the resignation of Count Waueh as lfeS
ident OF the Russian Committee Of Ministers anu o"9
committees was that the Commission TO inquire lnio o
abuses In sale OF state lands IN 'TeipuiS was "F
pointed without his being consulted -
Dr. John Rae, member of Sir John Richardson's ARC
tic expeditOn in search Of Sir John Franklin, writes 10
III, Standard pointing out that Captain Hail. inc Aci-
ran Arctic Explorer brought home years ago story
similar to that OF Captain Adams Of the Dundee whaling
,@aSI ref.rred Ia i'm these dispatches yesterday DE-
Rae asks an explanation of the coincidence.
The Hon Eugene Schuyler has signed Consular Con
yention between the United States and servla IL VIII
prrbaby be ratified within three months, when both u
aud rho .rvo.Amer1can treaty OF commerce are eN-
pected TO be- in force Both OF the simplest ana os'
favored nation clause nature
The race for the juvenile Plate for twoyearold cos
Allies and gedings distance five furlOnss came OH al
CROYDON TO- lay and won by r. c. MAYORS bay colt
out of Puzzles dam, starstoue second and Woodman
third Eleven ran, intending Mr. j. r. Keenes bay my
Forget-ne-Sot The betting In the race Tor the Cal,
brideshre Stakes to against lncendary, y 10
l against Foxhail aud Q to 1againsi Retreat
The Vienna correspondent of The Cologne ddlete sys
1t is expected that Count Ncolis de RoDant' Haia
to Austria who is on his way here VIII phs
renewed assurances OF Ialys pacific policy and her VIII
lncpess 10 ion the political pursued ny Germany
ana Austria In this the Emperor OF Austrl4 VIII
answer nlrmativrly the Ambassadors inquiry AZ w.
whether a visit from King Humbort will be agreeable
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
An OHIO ROAD IN TIE COURTS.

Columns, o., Oct. 19.-llugh j. Jcwctt, as
trustee. and H. suydam Grant, for themselves
and Others brought suit In the Common Pleas
Court today against the Cleveland. Co
lumbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad
C,mpany and the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
uouroad Company, ana J H. Dcycrcaux, : II. Russell
r. f. Short aud stephen Burk FOR the purpose OF obtain
ing an Injunction to prevent Tie consolidation OF the two
railroads named.
Judge Green allowed temporary restraining order this
AFT, ruoOu and WT5 placed In the hands oi me
Sbcrid of Franklin aud the Sheriff ~ Gus hoH
Counties TO he served on the officers ana
stockholders Of tue companies 70 W"th'
nc go ANIMATION Of the consolidation. \
meeting OF officer. and siockhnidca Is announced 10 be-
held i'm Cleveland tomorrow which the action ~ the
nir,r, il expccted 10 be ratified aud the election oil
officers OF the consolidated lines to take place.
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MR.. WINDowS ELECTION PREDICTED.
fry TELEGRAPH 10 THE TnInUSE.J

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Oct. 19.-The Senatorial
situation seems to 30 gradually becoming favor
able to Secretary Window. The Republican
Senatorial caucus has been called for
Thursday night. This is a victory for Mr. WINDOWS
friends as the enemies OF the Secretary have been
bending all their energies 10 prevent o cancus.
Mr. WINDOWS friends claim eighty votes, which
is twenty more than Is necessary Ia nominate him.
on the other hand the anti-WiudOm combination are
talking vaguely of alliance with the Democrats,
who passive, yet Interested
spectators Of the proceedings. They claim that
ffty-one Republican viii refuse 10 90 into caucns
Mr.. Wakefield, the ant Window candidate, has with
drawn from the contest and has been succeeded by
Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Gilman.
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LEG1sL1TIVE NOMIN4TTONS.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, Oct. 19.-The Democrats OF
the lid District OF Duchess County, to-day nominated
John O'Bren for the Assembly.
The Democrats OF the XVIII Senatorial DiStrct to-day
nominated Homer A. Nelson for Senator
NEwBURGH, Oct. I0.-Joseph NJ Dckey was renom'-
mated to-day for the Assembly by the Republicans oil the
lat District OF Orange County.
ELMuA, Oct. 19.-The Democrats Of the XXYllth DIS,
trict have nominated Jacob schwartz, OF Elhra' lot
Senator.
UTICA, Oct t9.-The Madison, Hcrlimer aud Otsego
delegations the Republican Senatorial Convention are
still giving each for the three candidates Tor
whom they began voting last week. The eighty
ballot was taken at O'Clock this afternoon.
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The Telegram and its Advertisers.
The tax which advertisers imposing upon thei TELL
GRAMS space and demands a two OF
PLANTATION.
The TELEGRAM was recently compelled to an
Of advertising less the interest Of
by Legitimate business policy and fair
gard the value Of rendered In spite OF this
servave step encroached upon
space that In the three hundred and nfy
thousand to half million readers daily. have been fre
quenty compelled postpone their insertion The exigenees
Of this extraordinary pressure conflicting interests
our columns unwiDguss materially impair tho
popular value of communication which they
evidently appreciate WILL trust reconcile advertising
friends any which they may
tered from this
Should the TELEGRAM not insist upoa taking care %
the rights of readers and upon publishing
world each day occurs
attention the OF advertisers.
the future all the large of the TELEGnAI
viii be upon promptly advertisers. while at
the time presenting all the In view Of the IN
creasing volume OF advertising business which is not
more proof OF TELEGRAMs prosperity than thai 81
the times advertisers necessity o, making sPp'
early order secure proper classification and propi
insertion.
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ITO ,rs,e.r,,, and Ia Advertisers.

The Telegram anu tlb AS'Nfs.S-'~
The tax which advertisers imposing upon the TLt~
GRAMS space and resources demands word OF two VI eE-
PLANTATION.
The TELEGRAM recently compelled TO announce IN
c,as IN rates Of advertising iess in the nterrst OF
ia rcalers than by Legitimate business policy and fhr TO-
a for the value OF services rendered In spite OF ms con-
rva,iy step eDcroaehed up"" our
s,ace that in the interest Of from three hundred anu my
,housapd TO half million daily We have pee" ITO
u.ny compelled 70 postpone their insertion The o1isen'e'
Of , extraordinary pressure Of conflicting interests upon
r co,u,pa and our unvlngncss TO Ba'oray impair 'n'
nnar value OF the medium Of communication "neh 'ney
entv appreeiae WILL trust reconcile our advertising
-. .nv Inconvenience which they may have eneonn
tered from this cause
shoula the TELEGRAM not Insist upon taxing care OF
h, ~ readers and upon publishing all the news OF tho
lay MS il occurs would not be so well worth The
,.,,on and the custom of advertisers
r Tho future all largo resources OF the TELEGRAM
An no drawn upon to promptly advertisers wh'e as
aha same time presenting all the In view OF 'he IN
,,ns volume Of our advertising business which 10 mos
o, uroof OF the TELEGRAMs prosperity than thai OF
,,ues advertisers will necessity Of making appi
eat on early In order to proper classification and proaps
). serlioa
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THE KHEDIYE AND THE TURKS.

CAIRO, Oct. 19.-The Khedive informed the
imperial delegates before their departure for Turkey
that he would go ConstaDnope as soon as the state
of public affairs permitted probably next summer 1t is
understood that the exact date Of his VISIT aud other
details will be finally settled by the Khedive in concert
with England and France. The French ironclad was
ordered 10 quit Alexandria Immediately after the de
Yarture Of the delegates Similar orders have been
awaiting the British ironclad vincible, which arrived
ut Alexandria to-day.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 19.The Turkish imperial delegates
have embarked for Constantinople.
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THE MISSING DANISH STEAMER.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 19.-The steamer Thing
yaa mot ThiDgwa, previously reported). for whose
safety fears are Entertained sailed the 9TH inst for
Eew-York with 500 emigrants OH board. The owners
Of the vessel in 10 inquiries, have made re-
assuring statement, somewhat qualified In terms.
The agents OF the Thingvaa in this city say that they
have received information whatever in regard TO
the vessel She sailed from Chrstafsend October o.
and must the time Of the gale have been three days
clear OF the Scottish Coast II she had lost the
disaster must have happened in that neighborhood
ANY information in regard To the matter the agents
think Wonld from Scotland and not from Copen-
hagen They consider the rumor unfounded
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YALE COLLEGE ATHLETES.

NEw-HAyEN, Oct. 10.-The winners at the
fall meeting of the Yale Athletic Association at Hami
ton Park to-day, follows TIundrcd-yard dash.
H g. Brooks, s5, time 10il sec standing broad jump.
f. NJ Strong; 'S2. IT, in; halmilc run, c. W. Kirk
ham, 81 time 2 min. IL sec; 220yard dash, II. g..
Brooks A5 time 23ls sec; throwing the hammer. o. H.
Brggs 81 IT,; 440yard dash, G. Iascy, 's3, time 57i
Sec running high jump tie between 5. hollywood. 's3, s..
Kipncr 'S3 and H. $. Brooks, S5, IT, y In putting
the shot g. MARYLAND, 81 IT, IA in; mile run c.
M Kirkham, 'Si, min 40 sec. bicycle race mile,
g. L. Vincent, S5, time min. 27l4 sec.
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NKINSON-HUNTER-On Tuesday, October Is. at the
The brides father the Rev John Hail. d. d.,
assisted by the Rev. r. Reed, John H. HankinsOn TO
Mary Frances, daughter OF Joel ID. Hunter.
KNAP-SEYDfOUR-In Ogdensburg. y. Y, Thursday. octo
ber H. ~ the residence Of brides parents by the Rev
Dr. Miller James G. KNAPP Philadelphia, Penn to Anne
de Viilers daughter Of /. l.. Seymour.
NASH-McLEAN-A Winfield, West Va, the l2th inst.
Church. by the Rev. LOYAL l0unR, d.
II. Nash Linn, eldest daughter O Colonel j. L.
Mclean.
THURBER-CUTLER-In Brooklyn, AZ the residence Of the
by the Rev Theodore l. Cuyler, ID. d. Ira
EDWARD Thurber to ala Cutler all Of BrOOKlya
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICArION&
SYNOPSIS for me past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. / a m.-Ibe barome-
ter ia lowest in the province Of Ontario and IA highest
in Dakota The temperature has fallen from - 10 " III
the Middle Atlantic States and from g. 10 1872 In the
soptb Atlantic and Gulf states it has risen slightly In
the southern portion Of the Upper Lake region the
Mississippi and Missouri Valleys, and has fallen from -
TO $50 IN the northern portion Of the same district Ram
has fallen since last report In the South Atlantic States
Eastern Tennessee ard the Upper Lake region Ihc
winds i'm w-Encland. South Atlantic and Gulf states
are nnrthrriy; in the Middle Atlantic states they are
rastery they are southcry in the Lower Lake region
and nOrthwesterly m the Upper Mississippi valley
Indications to-fIy
For New-Englaud. fair weather. winds shifting TO
sonthcrly lower barometer, higher temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair weather variable
wud- lower barometer, stationary higher tempeTa-
tuTe.
Cautiondrv signals
Cautionary signals continue from Hatteras 10 Sandy
Hook,
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Riddle one Of the lowest horses In the pools WaKeneiu
the favcrite second, Buttercnp thrh ana hesic'
fourth Time l:45o The Central Stakes, for twoyear-
Odds one mile was won by Memento Tonawanda second
and RegaIia third. Time, 1iS.
The thrd race, dash of one and quarter miles, lor
all AGES was won by Parole whose success created ich
enthusiasm. Strathspey second and Greeh'ahu
third. Time, 212l2.
The fourth race, the Pmlico Stakes. two and one
eighth miles, Tor all ages, by ThOTa, Checknate
second and Monitor third Thora the faVorte Inc
time was 3:l7h . -.
The nh race mile heats was taken easily by Barrett
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an INJuNCTION pIssOLYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Ihc case OF Sam
uel D Harms and George G. Howe, against the Fred.
ericksburg Potomac and Piedmont Railroad Company,
Of Virginia, and others, in the United states Cfcnt
Court was finally determined this morning by Judges
McKcunan and Butler, who entered decree In the case
In favor Of the defendants to the effect that the nnc'
t0n be dissolved and the appointment 81 receivers be va
Gated; and that Plaintiffs have leave to withdraw
their Lcposit money made into court security for
sucn inunriion, without prejudice 10 the defendants
claim Tor damages upon the injunction bond In this case
ORC otherwise.
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Guecidl Noilces

ALL who contemplate change Of residence. and who dc
size a Npw. thoroughly nEALTHFUL and CONVENIENT
city dwelling select location arc respectfully Invited to
examine into tho merits Of our productions.
We oacr choice OF eighteen FINE HOUSES. varying in
width from 30 feet and shall be pleased to send pam
phet giving full particulars upon applcltoa to CHARLES
Buck IS Goa Architects, SO East llstsL
Successors to DUGGIN & CRossMAN.
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ACCIDENT IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19.-The Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul passenger train which left here for St.
Paul at ITO o'clock this morning. met with disaster
near Pewaukec, Wis, twentythrce miles west OF MIL
waukee ut 2 o'clock this morning. The train consisted
Of eight coaches and cars, five OF which dched.
Fifteen persons injured, three severely but not
fatally. The accident was caused by broken rai Inc
engine baggage and mail passed over safely. the
smoking car flied with emigrants, and passenger
coach went down an embankment nearly twenty rect,
and ntO the water OF Lake Pewaukeo wherein
three feet deep
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r,,, rc,cgra,u anil f., Advertiser,

The tax which advertisers imposing upon the TELE.
SPACE and resources demands word or two u cf
plauation.
The TTI FGRAM recently compelled to ann"nne' an
Increase rates OF ADVERTISING not less In The ieiestof
ia readers than by legitimate business poey and TAR 10
f for the value OF rendered In spiieo THIS COD
Sentative step advertisements have cncroache upon oar
sn,cc that I'm the interest from three hundred AMI hfy
Thousand to half million readers daily. have be'n iie-
~ co,opcle to postpone INSERTION Tie cxsencies
q, us extraordinary pressure Of conflicting Interests upon
mr. coluns and our unwin 10 materially impair mo
nopplar yeue Of tho medium o. communication which they
evidently apureclatc viii trust reconcile our advertising
friends to any Inconvenience which they may have cnro9r
tered from his cause.
ssaoud the TELEGRAM not insist nPon taking care OF
the right, of readers upon publishing al The news OF I'd"
world each day As occurs would not be so well worth TIA
attept. On and IN, custom u advertisers
For the !uure all the large resources 81 the TEh"N'
viii be drawn upon promptly serve advertisers "" al
the same time presenting oil the news In vie" o. The ~
re,siu. volume Of or Advertising business which IS n"'
more proot Of the TELEGRAMS prosperity than VSt"t
tc times advertisers win necessity OF masinF apr-
cation carly III oer to secure proper classification and Pon9s
insertion.
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THE FLAG OF GREAT BRITAIN SALUTED.
YORKTOWN Oct. 19.-The following order

was by Secretary Blaine az the celebration to-day:
In recognition OF the friendly relations long and so
happily subsstug between Great Britain and the uuted
states the trust and confidence Of peace and good
will the two countries for all the centuries 10
come aud especially mark Of the profound respect
entertained uy the American people for the ilutrons
sovereign and gracious lady who sits upon the British
throne hereby ordered that ~ the close OF these
services commemorative VI the yaur and success 81 our
fore IA their patriotic struggle for independence
snl NV 81 t1r United states now Yorktown. The
49,. ayyr,r,i,nrly CHESTER a. Arthur.
30 the President: ,s.-.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
TUE IRISH LAND WAR.

$50 e,,Yrv MANIFESTO WIDELY DisTRiBU ll ~,
rur reooPs IN CORK ORDERED TO BE H,.nD
ron REvoLT-THE TURKISH coMMiSsi0-'''''~
RETIRE FROM EGYPT v;l, still
The business of the Land League m'I n,n or
he transacted at Dublin Copies OF u, S P pn~ y
f f. and pacards with the words mo nen n,,a
have been sent to every branch OF the he hsop
in Ireland In Cork the military nave D Ogtn
N a neln To- he ready for any emergency Dub
~, uiuere o" ~ o,iet last night. The Turkish Com
,a;ss;oners have left Egypt. The report ena'
.ho steamer Thingvalla has been lost Is pio-
noupce6 false at Copenhagen
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LONDON, Oct. 19.-1he Times says: q" Inc
charge for continuing open accounts on the bourse IN
PARIS ia at the rate Ct from fifteen to twenty per cent per
annurn The resure is described az uneHamped III Ie
cent times Some OF the most Solid brokers g .. tbr
in awakened 10 the danger and appealing 10 lhe
clients 10 close their accounts
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Oct. 19.-The newspaper La Lus, of
Puerto Principe has been denounced for defending home
rule in an article headed Save Cuba" An army
geon named Jose Garcia dc la Lnde under whose home
the paper was nominaly published has been ordered to
ioin the medical stan Tbs Government has begun
Investigation into the disappearance OF about 100 rifles
belonging TO the volunteer battalion OF Guanabacca the
colonel OF which, named Gogri, Home Ruler Ind pre-
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THE CLAIMING MEMORIAL CHURCH.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct 19.-The Claiming
Memorial Church dedication took place here to-day
Large delegations prese mt from Sewfork Boston
and Providence and the church was crowded long DC
fore tho opening tho services which occurred ut IL
o'clock openinR with the anthem Ycnite" by Willard.
The reading OF tho psalm for the morning was by the
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AMERICAN BOARD or FOREIGN MISSIONS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The American Board of
Foreign Missions met this morning. In addition to tee
receipts Of the Board reported last night tho Pruden
tal Committee, under the instructions given two years
ago. snade appropriations from the Allis legacy, OF
SIIs527 for mission enlargement In the far East aud
sol 1913 education making tho total receipts OF tue
Board for year. 2iJ and The total expenditures
1903 3O4. leaving deiisat OF g., 0o3.
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An INLuNCTION GRANTED.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 1S.-A dispatch from
Boulder Col, says The District Court in session here
has sustained the injunction against the Denver West
ern and Pacific Railroad Company to grant to Given
Abbot contractorsto restrain the road from selling Us
bouds or stock. The injunction was granted on the
ground that the company fails to meet Its Obligations
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'"' '''''' JAMES @. BLusE, Secretary OF state.
RrrNORs ABOUT TnE CHARLESTON.

c.rcnlar from the Associated Press, issued ut
1870 a.n to-day said There rumor
Tonight that some disaster had beiallen
the steamer Charleston. en- route 10 Yorktown with
Connecticut troops, but we have not vet been
able 10 verify or contradict IL. IL was stated,
on the other hand that the vessel had
been delayed on her journey by tOg. report that
The hartford CourdHf had information of the steam
cr,s nrrINnl M Yorktown was subsequently dened.
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TIE rALL or NONKrnWN cELERRATED

The Xavier Union celebrated the center
NAL anniversary ol the surrender of CORVALLIS
nj Yorktown, nt Il, rooms. No. 20 West Twenty
scycuth.st Last evening. Among those present were
the Vicar Apostolic OF Hong Kong. NJ. IamoDdi the
Rev. Father T.. y. Draly, SUrscOu|irrrrHl Miha T. =
A. 4. ~. tIIsgravr and CI-s.mIr TnurOu. Mt tuudTrl
was the orator " the evening Ills rcUarh3 we're greeted
BY frequent Applause Agcmon p snill' an also spoke
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CONDITION OF AN ELEVATED ROAD.

ALBANY, Oct. 19.-Mlessrs. Lydcckcr and
schaier receivers of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Company report the liabilities OF the company to be
81 sSO1s1 OIL and the assets, $g70,5O3 49, The report
was filed III the County Clerks Office to-day.
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~ EvENr EEMEMHERED IN BRoOKLYN.

The Brooklyn City Hall and Municipal De-
partmcnt buildings decorated yesterday and illu
minated last evening at cost Of $500, IN honor OF the
yorktown Centennial. Rows OF hags were stretched
over the Of the City HAL from the cupoa Between
the pillars In front suspended ullleugta portrait
of WasIugtou, SIR Ouud,d WITH hlgs, white beneath IT
an banner bore the legend, Friends Oh America
az Yorktown, October, ISL
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n Sscmbly
District.
THE RACING At PIhLICO.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The second day Of the
fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club was very
cessful The attendance large, and the track In fine
condition The first race. mile dash. by Bob
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ENrERrAINMENr DOE TnE NArIONAL GuEsrs.

Ihc COmmlsilOn HppOWItU ~ VUFVTHUT VUI-
nell 10 extend It's courrse. TO the guests of the Nation
has completed Tor their entertainment on
their return from Yorktown. The dinner offered 10y the
Chamncr ~ Commerce and accepted by the French
visitor. and the Bt!uus Stcuueu. VIII be given ON
Saturday November %. s bail viii uc given under the
AUSPICES al the Commission at tho Metropolitan Casino
uu tlt evening OF November =.
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SECOND DAY or REGISTRATION.

Following is the record of yesterdays regis
traon compared with that for the second day ast
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BRENTANo's LITERARY EMPORIUM,
No. . Union Square, Ne..fork.
We have constantly n stock elaborate assortment 81
shon Journals and plates suitable for mi liners aies
nker. manufacturers suits, lingerie ana Vim
ugs. etc
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MONEY sCARCE IN PANS.

,ous,v beer deposea The collector Of contributions st
Nueya Paz has he'd having perpetratea HauIS "Po 'N
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. oct 90. I a. m.-During the partly
cloudy aud fair weather Of Yesterday the movement IN
the barometer was auost steadily upward. The ten
perature ranged between 40 and 59o the average
C26so, being 0o higher than the CORES pondng day
Ia year. and 1Glso lower than on Tuesday.
Fair and partly cloudy weather. With higher tenpera
lures may be pseed TO-DAY In this city and vicinity