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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
TIE ro1 rnn Avn nELPHOs TRUST.

BosToN, Nov. 9.-About thirty ieauins SUI
scribers to the Toledo aud Delphos Trust met AZ Ve
Ace NJ the Toledo Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad
Company here yesterday, to hear report from the
ayers of the trust The reportststed that ny
Of the Subscribers OF the trust some OF the InuS
scrbed for the completion of the road had Oeen uSu
pay the floating iedness, to furnish muchneee
equipment improve the property etc. Ihere was 10"
needed to complete the construction ana secure All P
ertv belonging 10 tho trust. S36OOOO 10 was -
commended that the trust subscribers py ths ~ -
I'm themseve, % per cent, or S375olO tOr me IN
comDaDy wO1d turn To the trust clUJVp' III =, a.
lines scrip IRA mortgage honds auo coup rne
TINS recomm endaiIOn wHH unanimously auuptot a.. IL
Re port stated that tie securities ID the tusl
vided upon the completion " tn al II the ne'd ~
was prOup Is plid H.. A committee was A'por-',,trs
consider the neei. o. the COM ANY a. re-
terminal facilities, and tue payment OF INC
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rnr n.1r1unRE AND OHIO.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-The regular Inoi' ,,ai'.
meeting of the d rectors OF the Baltimore ana Oo
road company ned to-day in thr new U uenort Of
Johp ". Garrett president. IN the char AZ
tno operatiols Of the company tor the n''A ye
septenber 3d. 1882 was submitted ana ~, -
Will be presented az the s'oekho"er7 ann -.
~ar.n,h. On The report was regarded as gra1iyinS'
-, t,, revannes OF the comuany 10 have been over
SIs 600 600 The president stated thai I
Ia C1a ellier III. q st the line 10 riA oel"S' ",
LA 10 re .-lI arrive between November - an. ~
Ann' .re4 or OF t.ie same O, ttS WI INV" ~ -.
,t,n They will connect With thv M-aerfah"l N Inv
and ms ,e the frllt trade o ihat III u L'''vP p u
n~nt frature Of the transpor anon iltutI"ull'
Grrett also stated mat ihe owner, oi several mp l1
- i'm Ensana I'D rae Netherlands nave lHu'1t1u
t.of rev viii probably promptly form additional MUS
betyy-en Baltimore aud EuropeIu ports
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AL TIE F4TORIT.s BE4TEN.

There was good attendance ut the Brighton
Beach yesterday. There considerable betting
and all he fvOrtss beaen, considerable money
changed hands The first race Tor purse or 500
$50 to second for non-wlnners at tus meeting; one
mile. Hlarity the favoue, Out Gaiy won the race
Dy threrquarters OF Length; time l:i6 French pools
paid Sl93 30. The second race was Tor purse oi
$500 $50 10 second for al ages, selling
allowances; 7. mile Little Katie w0u,wh the favoutc,
Mary Warren, second time, 1871 trench pools phd
~9I So Ilr tilrd race purse OF FoOp 500 20
-ccond hapdicap Tor all ages, l. miles. George Nc
Culou.h was tao lay5re, but ne came n thlfd trly
won ma l:Ig FrrucA pools paid p0l Sd lu tIe Iourtn
race, which was Tor a pu Sc of 500 800 10 secohu
han,rap for ain ages, over i've hurdcs, q miles, jim
Mcltowan TOO. tlo lead az the starr ana was never
headed The time was 2:i6. Buster the laNorlte, Was
seeOud. French pools paid 10 ~.
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go vrw AlrrRnpnLIrAN pIRECrORS.

meeting OF the new board OF directors OF
tb Ne-ro,oli,ln Elevated Railway Company was ht'u
y sterday Beyond appointment "i committees anu
the trans c;ion OF other routine business h'tAlnS wa"
done Precedent Kuee4nd defined 10 lnoo"Vo 'ne oo'''
mo, ,,,ra t. followed by the new otiolss Of the CON
~ bot said that no steps hal been taken against TIC
Manhattan Company The officers OF bis conIaht s"'u
that tnrv were nrerating the tropoutan Hhe' ullI
fe terms OF previous agreements, ana that 'us s"o
~ a., :, IL the w directors ~ rue AtI POI
IAN were not sasd-d WIN their M 4Eehlcn' ~ ~
pr,yerlv tnry could seek redress in ne courts ~ va"
s.tl t,l.t 10 attempt likely 10 Dc ii@uo ~ ''o
co uuaules t. 1--we TIE elccuOn revised ny iho ~ ~
n lie 1l, clpOlJau Stockholders were St-lsucu " In M
result tuOss OF iAe stGer companies we're eg1a"1
pleased
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Hoyt estate. I decline any such interview. nave
heard that the man has been interviewing sorvsnss
innrmty in your father This is ali nonsense. Every;
one who knew your father knows that he was man vi
boss down town II you want any Information from
me In regard the situation OF the estate or your
cheeruly furnished. do not intend in any manner 70
expose or commit myself or you 70 any =
as assure you that and the other executors nave
the Interest OF the estate and your welfare ana Oes'
terests at heart"
When the demand for $4,000 refused by the er-
ecut0rs. Mrs HOyt asking an explanation ~
lows
Your letter or this date addressed to me- II intended
estate, should be addressed the executors OF whom
am only This an extraordinary letter from you
70 me from the manner of It, 30 demand on me alone
beeu money Is IN order No funds SaVe YOUR
use as TO income under the provisions
OF r HOyts win There has not been time to do It, Dor
can be done until further progress IN the
OF The estate. Il Will be necessary, frat TO make pro
visions for largo engagements Of the late Mr. HOyt Inc
executors are willing to advance any money required for
your support charge against incomes 20 which you
Will be entitled when II shall in. AS soon as APP
required by the viii we shall be ready to pay you from
income what you snail be entitled TO- as 1t shall be col
On october 20 all the executors wrote to Miss Hoyt as
follows;
We desire to confirm the statements TO you Of Mr.
Jackson IN his letter to You OF the l7th inst We do not
fully understand whether or to what extent you
may be encouraging Mary OF your free WIN ma m
iaid with evident care b.. MI Jesse Hoyt
In his will We informed that Kahn, VINO
represents himself Marys lawyer, mas been Offering
20 morg your house. You should know now 70 repe
intrudcrs. No can regret more than we DO that
Mary Is better advised. and her Naturalization that
her rather or mother or ulces have ever mai dsp0
stOn to do her wrong and that her relatives on both
sides OF the house who oppose her views are her
enemies"
THE sURROGATEs DECISION RESERVED.
Ex-senator COnklng then resumed his argument TOT
the petitioners. lie e1erted the utmost his power o
sarcasm and accompanied his words with liberal ana
facIe manipulation Of his features. He rdieuled the
size or the sum-$3, 0O0-thaJ hal been paid by the
executors TO the widow and daus ter Of man VINO
had died possessed Of S6000,OOO or @S,OOO,OOO;
The sum Mrs. HOyt had been refused
was less than the interest the legacy left her. and yet
the estate in condition thai this tribe had to
De retained Mr.. COnking also criticised the invitation
which had been OF the executors asking ner
10 meet hun and with him reference TO her
Interest In the estate and ntimed that the purposes
and actions Of the should carefully consid
cred In tue lie iculed the assertion Of the execu
tors that the money ask tor TO DO used 70 VIC
tual tue fortress VI an enemy"
After the conclusion OF Mr. Couking's argument sur
rogte Rollins took the papers il the case and reserved
his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
4 NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. 9.-Chcf Justice
Bea7.ey delivered an opinion In the supreme Court
day granting new trii in the case or tae Board OF
Freeholders OF Somerset County ay,iu.t Daniel Cary
the rlns suits O a iow years Agoa verdict Wa found
-i 10, Car !or the recovery Of alleged c e1 lendi-
lures FOR the repairs of bridges made b. MIN while
mrm'cl OF tht Ho1td Iae court to-day decided tuat
Tine CrcIlt Court Judge has inisi.r,ce. tus Jury ia
cnarlhy that cary Haa responsible MISUNDERSTANDING the
I4ct tnal me boArd Aad appr0yed ne LIS OF epcnse
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,nplxING Fnn A RECEIVER.

SPKIxGFIELD. H., Nov. 0.-Ihe application
for d receiver Tor tue DanvlIo, Oney ana ONO I'el
Railroad COMMA came up or hearing ID the Cnlleu
...t.s tiro.ll Court to-day. Inc railroad consialS
asked for tne upyoia OF Mr. Maxwell the present
manager OF the road. Du certain 0Ondnod r. and Al TIE
othsr creditors objected 10 MS appointment on Iho
sr1nnI tlai II WIS attempt In tho interest Oh me
,,.tlv aud ina. lie h.. contributed 20 utlu- us 'Lc
10 OI,ar H. tie present -IIOr. Lu4tr cJno'n lie PIE"
cr.dIng- were Id1urnsu uItl to-inO row NtIout -l"
ION b.lu-.Aacu Al operation. ON tJC tJi- mr. '19
,-...eI ~ trains L4eU uasl r4u IOt aoJul week
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KING-At Rutherford y. j. Kenneth X K1S. " prot
sumption
NOlce OF mineral hereafter
MALLOI Y-At Bhig port, Conn, weine5day, November
:, William "a. dalpry
IL at = O'Clock p. m.
OIIN AT Glen Cove 18th the 29th year OF her
age WalsWOr IA Barlow, vie Of stephen H. Ohm.
and daughter III samuel L. NJ. Barlow.
from st. PauIS church, Gcu Cove, Ftpay, IVtn
INST. az T. O'clock
leaving Bah 81 (ast hYctl az 40 a. H. re
turning are. funeral service
Friends please not send lowers.
POOLIn 1lyn No scuDer ; 1882 George Pool IA the
9th year OF his age
Retiyes and trends are invited attend his funeral
Frdav the lOth lust o'clock D. his late
dence 40. 3l5 Preslde4t-st., Brooklyn.
SHAW-On Tuesday evening November 7. at West New
Brighton staten Island Francis George shaw. iftl
year his age
Funeral strictly private
VAN DYKE-At Green Ridge :. l.. on Thursday November
. Edmund X Van Dyke in the fstn year Of hls axe.
and friends tfuy Iyssi 30 a. emit tho
funera AZ Andrews church clmOud. l.. sunday.
November -. Al O'Clock
will waiting az vanderbilt Landing, GA the
arrival Of the II u. bOat from Now-IOtk.
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METHODIST CHURCH MATTERS.

Tho Genersl Missionary Committee of the Metho-
dist Fpiscopal Church continued their labors yes
tIrdav The following appropriations were made !:
For missionary work in New-MexIco, 81. 300 In
Iran af2 300 for the missions In Northern New
YORK goo: for the swedish missions in CalliOr-
ma. III 300: tor the Norwegian missions in the
same place 300 for the Swerdlsh and Norwegian
respectively. 49,,
receD ION was gwen 10 the bishops Of the Meth
oil st Church. -hO have been IN session IN TINS cly
for scvera DAYS. az 1t. Paurs Church in Fourth
ave las evening" Several short speeches were
made o. the b shops.
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n1rrcrnRs or A SI-RFAcE LINE.

The annual meeting OF the directors Of the
Third Avenue surface Railroad Com pany was held We'd
Urstuy AZ the Offices OF company, at Ehirdaye ana
-lxt,nf-st Tue folio wing directors we're unanimously
e.ec.ed. Henry Hart, William kemscl. Lewis Lyon.
rn.ow Weed Robert George krusen, Henry Morrison,
lOuu a. -du.i. samuel N-ts, I4tJJ ". Lane, D@I 'i
: McElsoy vi liam u. PlicHacd samuel Han ana
-ily4!u- s. N.A,r next week meeting WI Uc mead, al
which "A Cirl4eud viii De declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

The Union League Cub held its regular
monthly meeting AMI urst art reception OF tue season
last evening IL the meeting resolution was offered by
George b. Butler aad unanimously adopted condemn
ING the poAcy VI rec trade advocating the admission
% the Ia" materials required the construction OF
ships AND ia other manulAc lures OF Importance and
recommending simpldcalOn OF the tariff on the basis
o. ADEQUATE projection This resolution ii was reAoys1
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4 DEFAULrbA ~ BE TRIED.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Nov. ct is UNDER
stood that Elery Abee. the deaultng OF tho
AshuelOt Savings Bank, now in Jail here. whose
trial is set for Tuesday next, will either plead
guilty noio coHteHdere and ask for sentence
The has been before the Court for long time the
defendant has AL the time pleaded severe illness. IL
WIS recently demonstrated that the defendant was
shamgng aud the Court ordered that the trial DC Ret
ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10


The art orks exhibited consisted entirely OF eichngs
for the part by members OF the NewYork Etching
Club though there several examples OF the WerK
OF Dr. F Seymour Haden, who present, and series
of views on the Thames by j. NJ. Whistler besides an ex
auisite ex mple of j. Francois Mlllet. Among others
whose works were shown. were stephen Parrish krIse
lows J. si FacJner, Thomas Moran, VI. Niaimo Moran,
J. D. smie {. A. Platt, H. Swain Clifford, e. H. Miller,
II " Robbins william NJ. Chase, ]. o. NicOll, William
sartain T. W Wood, Henry Farrar. +. Delman and Dr'
l. Nale
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CONSTRUCTION ~ rnE UNITED STATES.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ellie HahUdy A9e STAGES
that Tue cons .ucuJn OF I"ays c1uus tu~ "oulh "'
gcober ia She UutcL states amounted TO lcG7 miles "-
main crack. ou segeu,y-oua different lines, ID tliry
= tr u.kag JoJa for tho zen months %. the pies
euj years las m,~, ou Z3j Lines, IA a. States an leII-
tones, lie constr zion iOr lac gear IL cst4a'd d" De-
.vysru 900 am 1000 mites, W-lCI lar e4cctes lLr
cJustruc. Oh prey on, ear. D"aott ea-s ia Tue
cons, uciOu ddn- thc pas, mouth Win III miles, anu
Lrx.l- cuLlns WIN "a " uLCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
TOBACCO STATISTICS

PETERSBURG, Va, Now 9.-TAe sales of
loose to'aaco mere during tho month O,tober 1882
amounted 10 IO2 800 pounds, tue average price being
s. per hnnd pounds. During the c,rrcsp,ndtng De
I.oI oil ISL .h- sales amounted 10 22I.02O, at al
average pticr ~ - p per huud. ed pouu a.
Tie United -a.rs internal revenl. from roblce0 and
ct'.s darius o't' e. ISL. was SlI5.5I9 A. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
THREE WOMEN TIRED OF LIFE.

Rebecca Fraser, age forty of No. 315
East Seyeny-hith-st, tried to kill herself last night By
taking Paris green. She sent the Presby terrain
Hospital
Louisa Croda, age sixty, OF No. 10 McCombst.,
Brooklyn. attempted drown hersel in the river the
Battery last night She rescued and taken TO the
Chambers street Hospital.
Celia Foss age twenty-five, n servant a. No IS Beck
man-st, attempted to commit suicide last nj st by TAX
liz lAudanun. sue was taken to Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
A YEARS BUSINESS.

BOsrov. Nov. Ellie statement Of the East
crn kelroad Company Tor the year eAcns september
30 Is-- SHOWS the gross earnings Co have D.cn
3A05U-7 81 au increase Of sos .. 3 = ove- l--l
rr lcitt.i expenses " re - 20 J67 - 81 increase
d. ~,IJ-a4 81. TIE c4rIl. ..4U -Illp.lo3 ",
.e.r.a,-. .. >l4A)i 20 ILe -.-p.4- 4or tIc !e" Us
rzL1.94O 20. AZ increase oI eLl.3lO ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
PRESIDENT ARTHUR STILL IN THE CITY.

President Arthur did not leave the city az
he had intended yesterday. He engaged in super
intending the removal OF his library and that portion OF
his household furniture which be intends 70 take TO
Washington He passed the day very quietly receiving
no callers Of prominence, and only going attend
the funeral OF MIS- Niles, Old friend, which nelt
at church In MadsOn-ave. He viii probably 20 10
Masliug tOu this % MS afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
FOE TIE LONDON FISH EXHIBITION.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 9-The first in.
stamen OF goods from this city the London G-h
hihition shipped to-day under the superyi- Of
Captain stephen j. Martin, OF the Fish Conn.s con.
sstlng OF cod AMI haddOck travis with gelg. buOys,
anchors, klcks batmil, pots, senes aua nets; asa
elglt models OF hshn vessels the Olieu time They
gO TO the care OF Professor Baird. Of Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
DIRECTORS ELECTED.

BASGOr, NV. 9.-At tIe annual meeting OF
the ln.-raa iona Railway com ANY ot Maine held mere
TODAY the !0leoiuc directors chosen: j. H. rope.
of Oray. Ontario W. h. Ives and -. l.. Mcfrc. o.
shel5rooAe quebec, ID NOAH " oOus L. X Buryce auu
K A. WILSON,, Vi B4usUr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
EIILCRE OF 4 ECBBER COMPANY

TRENTON, y, j., Nov. 9.-The Globe Rub
Dor Company. OF tnla cl, faxed to-day. The liabilities
are $40 900, and The sI2O 900 The trouble
caused b. tHc failure Of ~. A Lesytt Of Pnade phia,
TO WhOn ths company had sold goods aud received ia
pay iucnJ tuervlOr prOuissO.y nOtes wnIcl went "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
ALnON MEAKER'S CASE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 9.-The bill 70 COM
the death sentence Of AlmOn Meaker, Jointly con
vlcted with his mother for the murder OF Alice Meaae
ordered third reading to-day, AMI will pruba y
pass the House Tomorrow. Inc amendment TO include
his mother rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

Observation-Disclosures Trinity Church. Boston. OF
November g. by the u. Ielrr Newton Fran IS -.
Bangs, OF New York 10 Mary A. Batche.e- Of Dos on
ULVER-HUN TAT Matawan, " j, hy the Res. r. A.
slater, ,hares H. Culver anu Mercy A. unit 0oI OIL Ass
5ruuswilS, y. -.
HOPE-QUACKENBUSH -November :, lS-2, 90 The rest
d-uCe OF brides parents kO-eie. y j. rlf d.
Mel Quackeu.sI. d. OF Ncw- York. James ". aOps u
Coruella. dau ghter % Da ,iI q IackelDGsh.
POST AIWILI-Ou NoFemIer ls-1, TIE residence Of
the bride, parents tho DR. after thIr IL Post
10 II. Josephine Atwell al Of this city NJ tagis.
BREVOOHT -LEFFEKTS-On Thursday November O.
I--l. uIrles =. Nr'-ut leuUf %
the bride John LETTERS az + a Ju5A. Gertrude
y. Leiterts 10 Henry l.. B.e.oort. o. BROOKLYN.
BERTUELOT -BEER>-On Wrtnes iay, 40 eniber .. 1852
a. rhe residence the bride pa eut, by the Horny
Potter D., Leon BerintOt O. Lily. eier daughter VI
William IL. Beers esI al 81 New-GOr Ctg.
All notices Of Marriage, must be ENDORSED 9TH tGV
name and address
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DIVIDENDS PAID.

ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The Newly ok Central
Raj road reports to the Controller 10 has paid d
dividend oil per cent on capital 80 IA 100 Ite
New YORK inO Harlem EdltOI. mas Pdd dividend VI
lO I.r aeu. " IL e...I.Al VI ty.41J.JOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

BUFFALO. Nov. 9.-Tue New-lork, Chicago
ana 70 L,u.s l.4I.ro4d Company Las aOIu. competed
arrangements tor terminal iacl!ucs al ths point uJ
cosurc .is w.a tue Lake -uors Railroad. The large
-,y. . lJ5ul U.f lio ID lcIsl IT, r4tcuullS trom Bs
Tree ST. Itu tlc ltAe shore racA-, ls hea.y cOI-
u, ~. AID Iue Nlc.Ie Taic trains VIII raA INTO and
i.Ou tne LaA- shore 0epot tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

iOst ounce NOaitt.
Foreign mails for tho Ias November II VIZ cllao
o this oIcc a. follows
FRIDAA At 10 a. w. Asnnwal aui South Paclo per
sATURDAV--At - M Tor Europe per IS. Gomani,, "a
Queenstown lctters Tor Germany aid scot and must %
Ul4r,ttd pct pt iauc 'u s.a 4"s otOt.-ia az =
p-i Furues-. tilssOw at 800 a. sos h. -iuA
direct pcr s,nttnd. VIA Antwerp a. 20 - ul lor
Jam ica. per Andes at a. Tor Nenclucla an
CufacOl. per Valencia at 4. tOr German, Sc,
per dausDurg. Via southampton AMI Bremen uttlcit
"a UtLc. European udElos uirt u. 40
reetel lel Itaosoug al $50 L. TOR NuOa aud f'sp
Rico, per ga. VIA ala ana 40 y M 20 'Ats
a,allW rA aud Frll Islands, pes -.
Zoa aAIIl clancl5.o -
81 DAY. f3u 4Or AcAlco VA Scwp icA4a
The thila anu japan FeF % CoptcNA 'AA F-'1
cisco. close November 10 a. P.
80, N HENRY g. PEARSON, Postmaster.
The schedule closes Of Pcihe mans Is Al
the hasl, a, AN overland als. 10 otA IA
cisco lst Arriving on tuIe Al a. .~le.i
steamer sAie uissseIee VIC SALT @-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 1O-i a. m-The movement in
the barometer yesterday downward Cloudy weather
prevailed IN the forenoon in the afternoon +. fair
and clear, and in the last quarter again cloudy.
The temperature ranged between 40 ard 6Se the
erage 4s7s being l4ao lower than on the correspond
ing day Oct year and % higher than Wednesday.
Cloudy and colder weather with may be expected
to-day this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
,Synopsfs for n, nat ticsut,J-Tonr hours

WASHINGTON Nov. 10-1 a. m.-The barome'
ter is highest in the south Atlantic States and lowest ia
Dakota General rains have fallen In Tennessee, the Ohio
Valley and Lower Lake region, aud occasional rains In
Texas, the Northwest Upper Lake region and Middle
Atlantic states southery winds prevail in the districts
OF the Mississippi River The gem
orally risen east OF the Mississippi River.
Indications to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
with local rains sOnthery veering 20 westerly winds
stationary or higher temperature and pressure
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Ready rhis ,lorning.
TIE sEM[-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

prea an wr.pp.rs really nadia 90 per cD1N
sne cov one yoir. s5. copies 80 tsl cpP Aal
lllE tHlBLNh-
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l1o!iticaI Notlees.

XXIst Assembly District Republican Association
Regular meeting Norton ial Last 5vthst tis tlAy
evening at ; O'Clock.
KoB'T y. ~. FORD, Secy. JACOB HESS President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
~ EDITOR ATTACKED.

ORLANDO Fla, Nov. 9.-The editor of The
Florida Republican Wa attacked IN the street last
night by party OF Bourbon ruiaus and was consic-a-
abb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
HARRIGD.

Burners FavOring Extracts the best the strongest
and most helth n sold everywhere.
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Home Made Preserves

PURE CURRANr JELLY. sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIEs. PICKLE, &c.
HOnsekseDers can get the article. male fro 81
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
IN. di.g. shows n. b.rom, v.ss. IA III. eity W tai

slRehes rhe PeendeeaT divisions Of To-
preceding niinht Tn igA She i'm 'pr,''n he ossiisn
D. tn ians those rioef lee
the adatens IA emgss a4essed sAeG9Ess Had
nats Pharmacy, ss Brs.d-ay.
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THURLOW WE'D COMFORTABLE.

Thurlow Weed showed decided improve
n,-nt yesterday, having passed yesy good night II
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the Improvement continues two weeks, Dr. CnadDouzne
thinks that Mr.. Weed win be strong enough TO 50 oovn
stairs The excitement Of the election has passed, and
this fact has been beneficial the patient He was com
Portable last evening and good nights rest Wa pro-
dicted
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bY CA1WLLI, UAT'-l q % ' y I''IV' % ~.
LINER or. VITA Pt.P-IN aud QUINN has n cd
many limitations Get Che original ~. sway siu1.- .ttV
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Gpeclal Notlces.


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