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baltimore Mark ees.

BALTIMOTE. Nd. October l9-virgiuia past-
due coupons. %: new ten-forties, 35i. new threes
ssh; North Carolina tours. 30 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE ND, October IL Cotton quiet =
middling, 81. Flour stsady-Howard street and
western super, 312a3 10: do. extra. 35.as Is:
do. family 45oa52o: city mills super 3Osba3 SO:
do extra, . .sa4 %; do. Rio brands. 5.OOa5. Pa
itpsco family, 5eo; do. surerlni,e patent. 8.25
Wheat-southcrn quiet and easier steady but
frac,ionaliy lower; southern red. Sat,s do amber
1.U0al-u3 No. western winter red. spot SO hid:
November. assaAi: December, e7ixaaet.; january.
sSl 2a,ys4. Corn-southern frmer: dull, but
hrn for spot and easier for options; southern white
53a54; do yellow, 62a53: western mixed, spot,
50i7a5os4: October. JO..a5I: Novemher ssi,aas:
year. 4oai6l2. January. s5isa45Sr Oats steady
southern. 3oa35; Pennsylvania 3OaS5 western hIte
32a34; do. mixed. 2sa:il. Rye quiet, but firm,
6oa6a Hay urn but quiet-prme 90 choice Penn
visions fairly active and steady. Mess pork. loOu
Bulk meilts-shoulders and clear sides pack ed
4laatl2 Bacon-shouiders. o: clear rib SIDES ~.
hams, llAalSs. Lard-retined. 7la Butter firm-
steady-western, 10. Petroleum noninal-refined
SLsaSil Coffee steady-iio cargoes Ordinary fair
s'eay. Sugar quiet and steady "A suf1 G-,das: copper
refined dull, lot,all. WHISKY nominnlly steasiy,
l.l4al.l5. freights to Liverpool per steamer
nominal-cotton. o32d.i kOVr, U.s.: grain, 2a3d per
bushel Receipts-hour. 300 barrels wheat. 10000
bushels: corn, 10000 bushels: oats. 1000 bushels:
rye. 200 bushels. ship anents-whcal 2B.DO buslies
corn, 5000 bushels. Sales-wheat, 44OUOO bushels;
corn, 10000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III. October 10, pm.-wbeat closed
November, ssa.: December. 9os4; May, ys Corn
steady-Cash s2i.; November. IUi-: year, 3ea~.
Oats firm-Cash, 25i4: November. 25i2; May, 2sl,.s
29as. Rye Glib BARLEY, Is FlaSseed Liza whisk v.
December s.42L,: January. 81 30. Lard sIeady-Cash
b %; November, p s2la: december, 5g5.
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MARRUEDu

THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKEp by
an obstinate cough, which, taken In time, DIR.
Jayne's Expectorant would speedily cure.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE for six months, with per
mission to go beyond sea, Is granted First
Lieut.. Leyerett ii. Walker, 18th artillery.
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BIDS WERE OPENED at Col. Casey's once to
day for building stone boiler house near the
Washington monument The following were
the bidders: Hayden 4 Burkowitz, New York,
$1O,0S1; Frank Baldwin, 81, 800; WIN. Bradley,
$6.994.5s; Geo n. Harrison, 80, s3li a. A.
McKnight,. Ss,s03; b. o'Leary, $3.50; EN-.
mart q Heisley, $S,59S. VIM. Bradley, Of this
city, was the lowest bidder at $6,004.t8, ano
Will probably be awarded the contract.
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ATTACKED BY CHINESE PIRATES.
A British Ship Escapes Capture Only
After Desperate Fight.

After A Desperate Fight.
HONG KONG, October 19.-The British steamer
Greyhound, trading locally in Chinese waters,
has arrived here, and her second officer reports
that a daring attempt was made by Chinese
pirates to capture the vessel. The captain of
the Greyhound was inveigled on board a pirate
ship, and after being plundered was killed.
The pirates then attempted to seize the Grey
hound and a desperate fight ensued in which
the other officers and the engineers of the latter
vessel were badly wounded. The Greyhound
put on u full head of steam and escaped re-
turning to this port.
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From the Worcester (Mass.) spy October Ia.
In the search for other bones of the mastodon
whose teeth and a few fragments of bone were
found in Shrewsbury year ago, the interesting
discovery was made on Tuesday of q human
skull on the same level and only q few feet dis
tant from the spot where the mastodon's head
lay. The skull seems 10 be perfectly preserved.
except that most OF the teeth are missing IL
is stained a deep brown by the peaty deposit
in which ii was imbedded. No other bones
OF the skeleton were found, but DIR. Ray
mention, who is conducting the search In behalf
OF the Natural History society, will continue &c
further, hoping to find other remains of the
mastodon and OF the man who seems to have
died at the same time, and possibly OF the
weapons which the man used In his mastodon
hunt. This, we believe, is the first instance Of
the discovery OF any trace OF the existence OF
one OF these huge quadrupeds east of the Hud-
son river and il has therefore, peculiar scien.
tiiic interest as extending the known habitat OF
those beasts on fhiscontinent. The discovery
OF the skull is n still more valuable nnd. since
il seems to prove that man was contemporary
with the mastodon here, as he Is known 10 have
been on the continent of Europe
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A USTIN p. BROWN
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
l426 + street tOrrhwpst

"A REAL Estate AND LOANS
1426 street northwest.
HOUSES FOR SALE
new brick Houses. Wallack Place, corner 9Th st.
Brick House, 18th St. above Iowa Circle $50
3 brick Houses, Vermont ave. bet T and w sts,
- prick Houses. 18th ST. bet and R, $500 to
brick Houses. P st. bet 9Th and 10 SITS. $1,000
Brick House, St ne. bet 10th and 18th, $4,000.
Br,cE House House 18th St bet 2 and 9, s13 OOO,
brick Houses. o ST., bet Ilth and 18th, SO, 900
Brick House. d ST.. bet. I'd and Sd NV, $4,000
,. BrieS House. Corcoran ST., bet. l1th and 18TH
Brick House, 1871 st sw.. near Smithsonian Insti-
tGte, 81 900.
brick ua 2sth st: $500 .o 1900.
brick Houses 18th St, near NV, $5, 800
Large double House. Massachusetts ave. bet 18th
brick Houses. ST. bet 9th and It'll 81. 200 and
brick Houses, B St ne. bet 9th and Sth, SO, 300
Brick House. l4th St. Agricultural depart
House and corner Let on Connecticut ave-, suitable
Brick House, L ST. bet 10th and ga. S. 500
Brick House. NJ, bet. 10th and 18th, with stable
Brick House. cor. 11.h ard r. $1,000
.ar 5sm me CSt'sgs large lot 81. near New Hamp-
Brick House. St. bet 18th and Penn ave, $40 900
Brick House. 10Th st Sc. bet and G.. $1,000.
brick Houses. Riggs St. S.. 500 each.
Brick House, Vermont ave, bet K and l. 5000.
Brick House, n ST., BET. eth and 18th n w. $4,000
Brick House. cor Mass ave and 18th st., SIS. 600.
Several houses for rent furnished and nnfurnshed.
Large loans specially. oc3-lm
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At Galveston, Tex, Walter Mari. . brother 81
DiSfrict Judge Mari. Was Shot dead by John
YatoG, 3 Woilknown cttsens
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the Commercial Situation Much In
proved.
Moore & Schley's New York weekly financial
report says: "fhe commercial situation through
out the country has undoubtedly much im-
proved, and the distribution OF goods for the
fall season was extremely satisfactory; but on
the other hand. prices are but little better and
In the iron trade pig-iron has scarcely ad vanced
ut all. while steel rails perhaps So per ton
higher than the lowest point. An important
matter for the railroads IL the low price of corn
ard wheat, which prohibits free shlpments.-
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E. F. 4 4 : 4 4 + 5: ::
+ ( 4 ILL 4 4 Il ssss
RRR 90 7 l.
kknfk g g w a +
{ & oo + ~ LII :.
oc15 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
PnovEaB Foa THE PESsY-w1sE.

penny saved is two earned is proverb every one
has heard, but which but few practice. While pru-
dent about certain expenditures many display reck-
less extravaganza in others. man who thinks moth
ing Of buying 81 box of cigars will grOwl at his wife
for paying fifteen cents for ribbon for her back
hair. There are many who would run all over town
to save ten cents on barrel Of -four. and yet will
patrOnize snowy, expensive clothing store believing
that the place to secure bargains II such persons
would reflect but moment they would see the error
Of their way The bigger the store, the larger the
mirrors. and more snowy the plate glass mont, the
larger the expenses When the expenses are large
the profits have to be in proportion. This is logic too
plain to be disputed. Every one will concede that to
sell low the expenses must be kept down TO very
small figure This Ia exactly the principle upon which
business Is conducted at the LONDON q LIVER
POOL CLOTHING CO., corner eth and g streets
Where fancy clothing establishments have to secure
profit Of from % to 50 every suit they SELL we
can more than pay running expenses at one-sixth
those figures. Then again, our cheap prices make
quick sales. That is where our real profit comes In.
One per cent month seems like very small profit;
when we turn that one per cent over every
month 1t amounts to twelve per cent per annum. You
will perceive that we do not glittering and non
sensical boasts to deceive you. We give you facts
which are incontrovertible. Moreover we give you
Suits for So 1925 $3.50, SO. SIP, S14 Overcoats
at -, 49, 90, 81 S. So $12, that more preten-
uous rivals are selling at double our figures
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CHINAMEN's THUMBS NOT TO BE PHOTO
GRAPHED.-Secretary Manning has refused to
consider the proposition OF Taber, the San
Francisco photographer, to photograph China
mems thumbs for Identification. The idea OF
the photographer is that as the Chinese are SO
cannot, in many cases, be told the one from
the other, the thnmb impressions test could be
used TO great advantage In Identifying tmmi-
grants
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L,XPERT TYPE-wRITING.
II CALIGRAPH OFFICE 933 st.

VOUSEDALE
IL BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE and offer Building
Lots, 20 feet 'front.' 5000 $3.50 $500 $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
IS located Immediately at the eastern end of the o.
iunlbia railway company. 18th and SITS ne. Plat AZ
my office, $40 Market Space
Oc.l-2m w n CT.AGETT
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ARRESTED FOR HAVING THREE WIvEs-A
st. Paul, Mimi, special, October Is, says: James
Buckner, alias Frank Taylor, was arrested yes
terday at Albany, Greg, ON a charge Of polyg-
from whom he Is not divorced. Two OF his
wives live IN oregon and the third I'm the East.
The prisoners real name Is not known, rs he
has been travelling under various ALIASES. At
the time of his arrest he was living with his
third wife. He Is not over thirty years old and
has children by each wife. Both his first and
second wives supposed him dead until recently.
a hard-glove contest at Fargo, OAK, between
Ed. MCGOWAN, of Winnipeg, and Ben Arthurs,
OF Montana, was decided In favor Of MCGOWAN,
I'm four rounds.
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WHIPPED BY An ANGRY HusBAND.-A sem
sational hofse-whipping ease Was made public
In Erie, Pa, saturday. William Tryon had
alleging that Youngs gave him . terrible na0el-
la&iOn with . blacks,anke whip. To justify The
vito While walking I'm the woods and Attempted
to assault her. 7ryon WAS fined by q magts-
trate, bat the husband, deening That punlsnr
him . long e he could coil the Lash around bis
body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-19

New STORE. NEw Goops,
+ III = :. E E $ : : /
s NJ " w \ 4 En- Err 20S# Err So" $50
4 IN ~ I e ooS Il i i ZEE
Atiast. after months Of preparation and after
countering many vexatious delays, are In posi-
ton to announce that all of our numerous depart
ments are now complete. witha
NEW. FRESH STOCK OF GOODS
AND VERY LOW PRICES
We are confident of our ability please all tastes and
all pocketa
MERINo UNDERWEAR
To introduce this department to our customers
extra values will be offered this week. We cannot
enumerate all the different styles. but invite every
body to examine them, whether they desire to pur-
chase or not
so dozen Merino Vests, all WOOL silk binding and
stitching, at Soc; they are worth 75c Drawers to
match.
so dozen fine Cashmere Vests, silk binding and
fancy stitching at ESQ., cannot be duplicated at the
price Drawers to match.
still finer Cashmere Vest ct 75c
5Odozen Vests elegant quality of saxony WOOL full
regular made, at 81: would be cheap at S1.39
90 dozen Red Nedicated Vests, cochineal dye, silk
binding and herring stitching. at 81; really
worth SIPS.
so dozen Red Medicated Vests all wool, full regu
lar made, at 81 80; extraordinary value.
LADIES UNION SUITS,
From 81. IS and up.
CHILDRENs VESTS,
From Zoe and up.
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS,
From CSC. and up.
INFANTS WRAPPERS.
From SOC and up
CHILDRENS CASHMERE GLOVES
We had such an immense sale Of these Gloves last
Saturday that our stock lef in exhausted
dtion. 1t is row again replete, and we offer good
value In q Cashmere Glove at 25c. a pair.
CORsETS
we nave procured during the past week three lots
OF Corsets at great loss to the manufacturer Call
and examine the bargains which we shall offer.
LOT loo dozen fine French Woven Corsets
bo0ed throughout silk famed at CSC. per pair.
LOT $50 dozen French Corsets In white black
blue, cream and pink satteen, at 99c per pair.
LOT $50 dozen K. & G. Corsets real whalebone,
at Is pair.
We kee a large assortment Of all popular makes of
Corsets on hand.
RIBBONS.
ITO pieces of Fancy and Brocade Ribbons, silk and
velvet raised patterns, new designs warranted pure
silk, at Csc. per yard: you would announce them
to be cheap at 75c yard.
OSTRICH FEATHERS
So dozen Ostrich Tips "a bunch of three) ct CSC q
bunch.
SHADED SOUDANS,
New designs. at 81. IS q bunch. We were unable to
meet the demand for the above Soudans last week.
large stock of them on hand at present.
NORFOLK JERSEYS,
All sizes. at 81 70 Will positively refund money II
same quality be purchased elsewhere than
$3.4S
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THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
.16 CORNER 7TH AND STREETS.

KEYSTONE MA1r WH1skEx
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE
STRICTLY PURE
THE BEST TONIC
PERFECTS DIGESTION
Unequalled for Consumption. Wasting Diseases. and
General Debility.
PRICE, Per Bottle. e1.O0. Bottles for $500
stgnstureof .EIsNER q MENDELSON
Sole Agents tor the U. s Phila. Pa
FOR eALEBY
Stott, Cromwell Co
1schiffey Evans $WaGhington, Do
Barbour 4 Hamilton
25n.w&f
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MR.. DoRsHEIMER WANTS EVERY, ONE WHO
HELPED RUIN THE MARINE BANK.
From the New York Sun, to-day.
It may be a comfort to Mr.. w. s. Warner to
know that his arrest was not due to disclosures
made by any one connected with the Marine
bank, and to read an interview had on the sub
ject with United States District Attorney Dor
sheimer. When asked If he had any objection
to state what led to Mr.. Warmers arrest, Mr..
DOrsheimer said:
"NO. In addition TO what has been disclosed
in various ways known to the public, Mr.. War
ner's arrest is based upon certain disclosures
which have been made through a careful analy-
sis of the account OF Grant & Ward with the
Marine bank, and OF Mr.. Wards personal &C
count with the Marine bank"
When asked whether 1t was Mr.. johnson, the
receiver of the bank, who furnished him with
the Information upon which he had acted, Mr..
Dorsheimer replied: ut was not; do not know
Mr.. johnson, and have never had any communi-
cation with him on the subject"
"Do you intend TO make any other arrests p
was asked.
81 cannot say. The federal courts have no
Jurisdiction over any Of the transactions OF
Grant Ward, except those with the Marine
bank which was national nat On bank Ai otaer
must be dealt with by the courts of the state.
All can say is that an effort will be made TO
for the transactions which brought about the
ruin of the Marine Bank. do not think 1t pro
per to say any more than that OF course the
arrest of Mr.. Warner can have no effect upon
his competency as witness In any proceedings
now pending in the state courts"
ABANDONING Hrs WIFE FOR ANOTHER
WOMAN.-A Worcester, Mass, special to the N.
Y. Tribune, October 18th, says: Scott A. Web
Der, of Fftchburg, for the last twelve years SUI
perintendent of the northern division of the
Old Colony railroad, disappeared suddenly ten
days ago. Since his departure it has been dis
covered that there was q woman In the
case. Miss Helen Smith, formerly o clerk in
a Fltchburg dry goods store. Weber has a
wife and two children, but his intatuation for
Miss Smith was SO great that last July he
hired house in Worcester and placed her In 1t.
He told his landlord that his name was Austin,
and that he was drummer for q wholesale hard
ware house. Regularly every Saturday night
after dark he came to Worcester and spent
sunday, returning early Monday morning He
kept close while here, so that none Of his many
acquaintances would see him. A week ago on
Wednesday he left home, and late in the even.
ing Of the same day Miss Smith departed hur
riedly, leaving al! her furniture and several
well-packed trunks. Mrs. Weber visited
Worcester since his flight and identified aquan
tity OF books and jewelry in the house % be
longing to her. She also found considerable
household linen, which her husband halD told
he had taken to his summer cottage az Lake
Waushacum. The Old Colony railroad has
filled his place by the appointment Of . new
man.
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NOVELTIES IL Cars
FOR CHILDREN.
Another supply OF the RUSSIAN KNITTED CAP.
IN seven eoors. Just received
RED FEZ AND sEE-SAw CAPS. in all colorS
WILLETT & RUOFF1S
oc11n SO feEasy ~ aiaiE
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Burned by Incen diaries.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, October 19.-The sup
ply store of the South Tredegar Iron aud Nail
Co. and two adjoining dwelling houses were
burned by incendiaries last night. The loss is
$4,000 Insured for $4,000.
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Latest Foreign News.

THE PoPES APPOINTEE RECOGNIZED
BERLIN, October 19.-Emperor William has
issued rescript recognizing Archbishop Kre-
mentz, the pOpe'S appointee TO the archdiocese
OF Cologne.
THE CHOLERA AT PALERMO.
ROME, October 19.-There were 90 new cases
of cholera and % deaths from the disease re-
ported yesterday in Palermo
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FOREST, ONT, October 19.-Henry Harvey's
house in Warwick was burned yesterday. All
the inmates escaped except Mr. Harvey, who
was literally roasted alive. He died shortly
after being eXtricated from the building.
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Artificial Torpedo Pond.

London Letter to the Sanitary Engineer
The English government has quite recently
invited tenders for the construction Of a tor.
pedo pond or practicing lake on Horsea island,
near Portsmouth. This pond is to be formed
by excavating an immense trench, more than
half mile long by so yards wide, with sloped
sides composed of puddled chalk and mari.
Water to depth of 30 feet will be maintained
in this elongated lake by means OF lock gates.
The object Of this unique piece Of engineering is
to have more control over torpedo practice, and
to be able to watch these engines OF warfare
more closely than is possible in the open sea.
The work is necessarily on a gigantic sca!e, and
will involve the excavation OF more than 300.
600 cubic yards of earth. The pond is required
to be completed within five months, and is esti
mated to cost nearly f15O,OO0.
MARRYING Soon AFTER LEAVING Prison.
A Boston special October 18th says: Fracis j.
Meade, who was pardoned from the state
prison on October L, after serving eight Of q ten
years sentence, married last week the daugh.
ter OF prison officer. An attachment sprana
up between them while the prisoner WAS scr.
wing his sentence. Meade is a young man Of
prepossessing appearance. When nearly ten
years ago he received his sentence In the court
at Salem he said, "May God have mercy on my
soul" His health was feeble, and II was be
lieved he would not live TO finish halt his sen.
tence. He has obtained O situation az iastef IN
one OF the Lynn factories.
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LADIES FuHs AND WARS
Our FUR DEPARTMENT Is we'll stocked with all
the leading styles of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRAPS
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS FURS In
every variety.
FUR TRIMMING ct View York manufacturers
prices.
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HATTERS AND FURRIERs,
oclS6m 9O5 Pennsylvania ave
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Local Notes.

About o'clock this morning the residence OF
John L. Cox, 4SO E street southwest, was en-
tered by thieves, who packed up quantity OF
clothing and jewelry, but were frightened of,
leaving the bundle behind.
This morning Detectives Raft and Edelin,
arrested, at the National Hotel, Alexander Ad-
amson, as a suspicious character. and he was
locked up at the seventh precint station.
In the case of Frank Thompson for promot-
ing policy, the defendant in the Criminal Court
pleaded guilty to-day and sentence was sus-
pended.
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EXCUSED FROM JURY DUTY.-The following
jurors were excused in Circuit Court No. !. by
bury Lowery, Joseph Dudley, Austin Herr,
Chandler Gregg, {. w. Edmonston, X: I. Py-
well, E. 9. WestcOtt, ]. q. OMeara and Charles
Wright. J. T.. Chappell was returned not found
The marshall was ordered to I'LL the vacancies
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ROBBERIES REPoRTED.-William o. Doug
lass 522 9th street, reports stolen from his store
door Saturday night twenty-four shirts, worth
S12-Ferdinand Frank, 331 Pennsylvania
entered last night and robbed OF S35 worth of
clothing.-James A. X. Moore reports the loss
of a carriage robe worth S5.-Fred. ID. Gray
son, 14OS 10Th street, reports stolen SIG.
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seIJElI.TH BY EXT re :sE. without Ar
IL parstus.' oy Prof Hs wig Gisaen. "A httl,
handbook or o. mnAStcs 1Cr Of teachers an
The family Highly endorsed by Gen. John Eaton
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing the readings at the signal office to-day:
am, 55.2; am, 30. L; IL am, g.. a; pm,
Ill. Maximum. us. Minimum, SAL
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