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New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
The UEITHER REPORT
COLDER MEATHER COMING.

Washington oct. .-,The depression central over iAks
sparr ,is morning has about stationary. the
ba.ono,er rising slowly the centre OF the dsturoahc'
The pressure rcreased N the Mississippi and MIS-
souri, valleys and generally IN the Atlantic coast the
grea,cs' increase in the lower St Lawrence valley
Tho barometer fallen owly in the lower lake region
and raplly 10 the u th- Rocky Mountains Sec
ond disturb ance beng central north Of Montana Inc
storm on the Middle Atlantic has moved TO the east
ward but heast~rly gales continue on the sou'hern
England coast from Georgia north"ard
10 the lover Lake region and :. l.cidedly colder In the
Mississippi Valley The temperature Is rising to the west
OF the J.. .cky Mountains Rain has prevailed to-day
thr shou central ALLEYS and the upper lake region
sht local also reported from the Sddie Az
lanic and southern Nev'- England coast
Cloudy weather and rain are Indicated ior the iaSe
r.,on followed by colder WINS Tues lay nleht. SNOW.
.,s followed hv colder clearing weather are Indicated
fnr IN. Ohio Va and rhenc~ southwark 10 the eass
vii. rise slowly win clear.
ing weather from Texas northward TO the Dakotas ana
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
THE BEAGLE CLUB CONTESTS
FIFTH ANNUAL FIELD TRIALS TO BEGIN TO
DAY oN THE HNKNrM EsTATE. NEAR
UEMPSTEAD l..


MANY O. the members Of tn" National Beage club
a. America gathered at Hempst"ad J.. J. yest"r-
dav t. b. present a; the clubs nith annual h"IH
trials The grounds selected are on the BaTnun 80
tate about three mics from the village. In the
afternoon the Fled and Trial Committee. OF "hicn
Bradford : Turpln. OF Boston. Mass, Is chairman.
and the owners OF the Deagles wcn' out 10 IN"
grounds and the dogs in the various classes ""r'
"a lied out and measured The entrance money due
on the Iroposed starters. was paid in. and the
drawing ior the classes also took place
The drawing for Class H. resulted as follows.
Iaddie and Lacks Roy; Rags drew bye.
class B-Nel X. and Glover; Lewis = drew d
bye -, ,- ,,,.o
Many other entries viii probably be made before
the races start this morning.
The ,ria;s vii probably last all week. as there ar"
many other classes. In the preliminary sklrinSnes
OF dogs and men yesterday, plenty OF rabbits "cr"
found and excellent sport II promised
Among the owners OF The famous braSles no" at
Hampstead are; =. ,,o. , ,t
National I,eagic cub: Joseph Lewis: MoLus conn :.
George F. Read Barton; George Lack Tarrytowh: /:
Iohn Bateman Gravesend Beach L. J. DAME
summers Thornlale. Penn; 4. ID Head W"s;
Chester Penn: G Staley Doub. G. W. quinn ana
y r Cramer Fredericks. Nd; II +. Scheiihass,
Hrooklvn: W :. Clark Llndon. Mass Wilham
Saxbv Iuion; l.. ". Colquett south orange y d.
N A. Baldwin. East Orange \. J.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

n, N.u-Engand generally fair weather; easteriy
winds warmer the western portion
For Eastern Now York fair during the day. probably
followed by Wednesday morning. east TO south
winds; warmer in the Interior.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware.
parv cloudy during the day probably followed
nv leh, showers warm south winds shifting 20 colder
westerly winds during Tuesday night
For the District u Columbia and Maryland parity
cloudy weathe- probably followed by local showers; warm
south shifring to colder winds in the evening;
colder fair Welnoedav. ..s
,l lght rain TUESDAY night winds; cooler Tues.
day niGit.
For Indiana. local rains: colder west winds
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
Like "Swect Bciis tangled Out OF rune.

80. RESPOND harshly and inharmonioisy to slight
,ck. which would produce no effect upon strong ones
r,. .,r,u uutcry OF a child. tn. slammng OF door,
a.. r.,,iiro OF vehicl. pavement and other
r,,,r dI,,urlances affect weak nervessenstve nerves
oriv Nervousness largely attributable 10 dyspepsia
and nor ASSIMILATION of the food. very usuai CON
ccm,ant OF slespie,sness Digestion and assimilation re-
moved by Hostetters stomach Hters soon oese' nerve
auieud. and sound repos" The great a'era'Ne causes
the Her and bowels TO unite In cooperative harmony
with tie stomach whereby the general tone OF the system
4. rais-d the standard OF health In miara COM
pa,ns rheumatism and kidney trouble. the BtteS pro-
lucs sxcel,sns itG
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
TAMMANY CAPTAIN WOULD 'flN H.
TESTIMONY OF FRAUD MADE ~ COOP GOVERN
MrNT GLIB DETECTIVES OTHER


TESTIMONY OF FRAUD MADE ~ COOP GOVERN
MrNT ,TL'B DETECTIVES
FI,GRANT CASES.
TWO mon employed as detectives hy ore oi inc
Cood Government organizations went before inc
Grand Jurv Yesterday Before entering the ante
room tho, sah .hey wee going to TESTIFY 10 In"
truth Of these statements.
trict of the lat Assembly district mere the:
called out Michael J. Levy, Tammany cnarna" ~
Insn.ctor, and the three entered a oarrooin az
ioinIuc Ona Of the detectives Sllh NJ aNi "s
fow dollars by regis:ering Levy SAID tnat IL c'J' W.
he fixed" II proper reference was gwen ne "
tcctiyes gave the name Of NJ Shananah' "i ~
Iyhehoil-st Levy told them that if they DroCgIii
in West-st for 1t could be easily done as ne ni, hi
''all The inspectors with him. even the hep"oh
cans :.
Several members Of Good Government 'lun ~
u.,,h b.,douortcrs at No. Canal-st., appeared ~
,ssIs,an, District Attorney Battles office shorty
h.fora noon Yesterday They were desrous OF Sc
curing an Indictment against Michael QUINN TAM
many can,aiu of the forty-third election precinct
y, the I'D Assembly District who had charge oil
registration in his precinct an election inspector
no, told H. is a court officer In Part ii OF General
Sessions Ill. pbu,n
Matthew Duncan twenty-five ears ora; ,tp hl.,ip
Mc,;u,r. twenty-siX. and william s,outn"ott VI
If,v-fvo who were sunday coinmltt"d l0t lu,-
her exarnina ton charge Of registering liieSahy
o, saturday in the thirty second election plsUIT'
~ The X,h Assembly District, at NO 2s' Avenue -,
which ~ John Colemar's liquor st9re I'm In,o ',
cornnittcd in 81 iOo bail each by Police JuStne
Mead. In the Yorkville Court
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
ROBERT J. AND JOHN r. GENTRY

THEY WILL. BATTLE FOR HONORS ON THURSDAY
-AIIX TO TROT on FRIDAY.
Philadelphia. oct. 9Th" Philadelphia DRIVING
Association has arranged TO close the trottng sea
son here with an attraction that should ara" the
biggest crowd that has been on raceuack In
this vicinity for years.
The sport will begin Thursday. when Robert
j. 2OlIa and John X. Gentry. 2:O3a.. will pace tn"
bes, two IN three heats for purse OF $2"i. ana
Phoebe Wilkes 2o>iz Azote. 2t~".. and Hamlin
Nichtingale 2.IO win go against each other ioi -
purse of $500
ON friday Alx will trot against her record %,
9.O3S. for "A purse S2.csl ana Ihaniasy, 2'". WIN
try to beat the foui yearold record hed bI hrrs'
for a purse Of 5000 Directly viii trot against MS
own two year old record OF 2.G1 for a pursr 81
s. UO ana Baronet. Rex. Americus. H"ir-at-a"
Answer and James J.. viii trot against "a'n othc'
for 500 purse.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
THE TRICKS or MARTIN AID stIEEIIA,N
.rn r,nKIit.Rsr DECLARES BEroRE 4 MEETiN"
or THE CITY VIGILANCE LEAGUE THAT
TIE COMMISSIONERS HAVE AERNYEp
THEMSELVES AGAINST HOS
Est VOTING

,o. ~ tho larges, meetings Of the Guy Nigi-
,,r,. r.,p.i. Of the campaign was held last niGh'
IN the Harlem Presbyterian 'hurch al 'n'-huh
.lr.,l-and- twenty fifth At ana Mahls"h-aN" me
church was packed 10 suro"aton ana American
n,,s ser. Ilsplaved over the pulpit and around
IN. balcony Dr. Ramsey. pastor OF the chnrc''
Introduced the chairman. Edwin T. Rice. who aft"r
short address introduced the Roy. Dr Park
hurst pr Parkhurst announced that h" had wv"
other addresses TO make this night ana "ou"i nave
to be brief He said IN part
"ro show rhe Widespread inte est In our work,
ana that all over IN" world there ar" those VINO
,r. praving for our city. have received THIS day
ch.ck for so from Hamdan. Persia. 1t Is not
the money that counts. but what IL stdnis FOR
-, us record a solemn oath In our hearts that u
yr g,, ourselves on. OF this pr"dcam"nt We VIII
ncyc: get into another on" lk" II. Thrrr u ho'n,
irg done by our friends the -nemt .H I, W va, ,trs,
,lav bur what furnishes ms Wi'h nl".lil "s'', "a.
them One of the mos' Significant actions Is IN"
stand taken by Martin ana Shrrnan Oh ~ 'r i
tirn and voting Mr. Murrays idea was to shNt
the policemen 80 ~ to block mos VII" VII ,1o
utimat. vita pcDp" in tn" precinct ihSfNFutF
and naturally Martin and Siberian wh" IL no"
wrhnr Mr. Gons Grdlf3n. ana ""n, n,,r ~ Sl ssl
cons torture MartiH and Shechah opP'Strn 1t, i'y
this action they com" out tncitl' ana any ,h"n .u
selves with those whosv interest J. 10 S"'"'" '''
Dr rarkhurs, then read "ir'niar issrieL rom ron,
me IXth Assembly District headed amman,
Ian and victory" II contained complete llst o
The registered voters H. IN. "i"r',1n b s,rc a n
make report sunday next p%s.cd , n TO II NJ. wa,
this note which III" doctor read Nso s'na m" n
who appear Indifferent - ,,, ,,,, o.
went on Dr. Parkhurst onr com"s rom , tnr nan MA
vino thinks the victory VII BE- 50 oyrr~ , n'm'ns ,nH'
~ rh nib.r u,s in the fact that every device VIII b.
r,,d To- prevent your Will rom being done 49,
,;1res.cs were made by j. Augustus Johnson. Dr.
:. ~ Wnterhurn. Gustlv IL. Schwhb ana the E"V.
pr Samuel H. virgin
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

REPUBLICANS SHOULD STUDY THESE IN
STRUCTIONS WITH UTMOST CARE
Unless THEY ARE FOLLOWED OFT TO THE LEI
TER TnE ballots Will Nor

TER TnE ballots WILL not
pE COUNTED.
II is the duty Of every Republican TO inform
himself thoroughly about the preparing an" Nv
uosi,inp Of ballots on November g. half hour
sp.nt. No votes should be lost 10 the Repnbllca'i
party through inattentioh 10 de'ah Vi ''"
knowledge Of the regulations.
At least twenty ballots will be handed to each
.lsctor from, which to make his selection. y man
vote IS of no use unless it Is properly deposited
Each official ballot must be six inches woe
must have a perforated line running across IL uHe
.am. as I'm former elections Each official baliot
must be folded so that the whole of the in'ors"-
ment and the printed number on the back OF me
stub shall be visible and so that the stun can De
torn Off without tearing off any other part OF the
ballot As soon the voter enters witn'h '"e
guarG-rail In the voting place no must announce
his name residence street and number. III he Is
entitled 20 vote he will receive unfold"d tnl SCI
of official ballots II the voter wants to DO so ne
may have a ballot clerk instruct nm now 10 ,osi
his ballot by folding n sample ballot IN ms pres
ENC. and II he 30 desires he may take a saihpl"
ballot into the voting booth. Then h" eiters the
booth Unless totally disa bled ne caI"u. INV vso ~
na ster ballot but ne must be careful TO pIace te
pa ser below the perforated line ana so thss M, io
mart OF tho pa ster shall be visible when the paol
l. folded. The names the paster ballot VIII ne
accepted rs the choice Of tho voter -
After folding the ballots ne "shes t, to NV jn lie
cordIng to regulations. he nuSt also foi IN n ,ike
manner the ballots he does not wish - Foi'' kttr
Ing The two lots separate he mus, no. ma ma NJ n;
tear or deface the ballots. tie tnen passes out
The booth and offers the ballot or ballots ne want"
To vote 10 the Inspector. keeping the Daiots he
does not want to vote in the other hand nitr,
hand the unvoted ballots 10 the proper inspector
The voter then passes outside the guard-rah
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
EX-GOVERNOR MCORMlCKS LIVELY CAN
VASS

A large ard enthusiastic Republican mass-meeting
was he d in Kochs Hail. Astoria. last evening Rous-
Ing speeches made by ex-Congressman r. {.
Mccormick. formerly Governor OF Arizona, who now
lives at Jamaica l.. l.. and is the mnee for Con-
i,ress in the Ist District. Jacob kemple, Of West
Virginia. and others.
The Republicans OF Jamaica. l.. l.. will hold
grand mass-meetng In the Town Hall this evening
TX Congressman II. e. Mccormick will preside and
make the op ming address. Speeches Will also be
made by Congressman &. \. BOutelle. OF Maine;
charles j.. Phlpps. Republican candidate for County
Cerk In queens County. and others.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
HAl>NARD HANDICAP GAMES CLOSED

Boston. oct 2s-The contests postponed from the
Harvard Athletic Association handicap games held
ON Saturday Off this afternoon. The scratch
men In the 23O-yard hurdles and the broad jump
had no difficulty In winning Brewer taking the
former and Clark the latter Summary:
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdles-Won by
7 L. Brewer (scratch): second. p J. Rust 30 YARDS
Time-26 10 seconds.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash-Won by f. L.
tIindekoper Is yards). second. A. NJ Eaton. jr. 90
rdsi 'rme-23 seconds
'dp,unning bread jump-Won by r.. H. Clark
,srr,raaicbp: second t. B shoenfed (scratch). Dis
tance-A feet lin inches S u ruu,or. - ,rc,s,
.orond W. W. Hoyt tscratch). Heghte feet 10
sSncSes actual vault.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
VAJJ.ARI,E TROTTERS BtRNED.

Red oak Iowa. oct @.-Early yesterday morning
the barn belonging y. Yeagcr, Of Omaha. was
DESTROYED 1t was used winter quarters Tor the
trotters I'm charge OF D. Tiden. The three year-od
stallion Antwerp by Anteeo (2:IGal, and Egin Girl
(2:lgIsl valued at 5000 were both burned \ year
Ing colt by Kedwald 2:2}iz. was also lost. The hre
was OF incendary origin
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
x.pPAGANSETT PARK RACES.

prov,donce oct 29-The NTH week OF the run
ming meeting at Narragansett Park was begun 'his
afternoon The track has not recovered lts goou
form since the heavy rains Of last week ana II ~
lunpy and trife heavy.
Ftr., race-Purse $500; -four and one-half fur
longs: C'attaraugus 90 N.amley). 10 =" won easiis
nv q length: Rodman T.. 81 Garner. to D. Sc
o2d" I,nrdeaise flly 80 GDury). to l. third Time
-o;ss Bootroyd George Hubbard and ficario a'So
ran. 3, H.,
Second race-Purse $500: four and one-haf fIr
longs: Antonio So Garner. TO J. won easliS ~
a length: Enle Dean, SO OHealey) b 70 D. srTonp
Exce1enza tlly % brewer. 10 10 l. thitd. M IT,
05s pixies Pride geldng. Colonel South anu i''
Jan also , ,.,., ,oo
Third race-Purse 500; one mile: Sir knight lp'
Giamion) TO J. handily ~ iehgnn'
EQUITY g3 tGarner), to J, second: huEn ''u,s
~ 1NcC'anerty) 4 10 ]. third. Tim"-l:4412. rpr
rer Annie Bishop, Panway ana Assignee a'So ram
Fourth race-Purse $500: six and one-han iuI-
longs: viii Fonso. l15 Oh imilton). q 10 won
handiv bv a length and half; Chariie Mci'onnu' ,I,
loi (C;arner1 10 l. second: Anr@naii 10 'ttl'n y
Ito ( third rime-l:2a Fredericks, George DIXON
Equation and pay or Play also ran
Fifth race-Purse $780, six furlongs: Ehchan,ti n,i
Ns 1Welsh1 even won easily by five lengths; Jula
O. Ioo 0;arner1 TO J. second; Ettarre; lp6 ''ahS'.
10 10 l. third Time-l:lS+.. The heid pa'i u
against Julia o. ,..,A.
Sixth race-Purse $3.50: mile ana "a slxteen,n. ,h
Claus 90 (H Brown) to !. won Dy ,,nr,tn nose III
Garter 50 1OIeary) IL to second Matsu.iite. s, '
ie U.amley), even. third iI'"' '''@ q
and Bess McDuf also ran.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

dozen different States many. oil whom WIZ haar ha,r
travelled hundreds OF miles. will be present 10 Hci
Indiana's honored SON The demand for tickets nas
been unprecedented. The boxes have been resrs Iii
for lades accompanied by escorts. The hoo's wiz
he Omen about 7lJ o'c,Och
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
NEW RECORDS FOR TYLER AND PORTEh'
THE FORMER LOWERS THE TIME Foh I""
Mu Is WITH FIYING STAKT. 10 4Ot

THE FOKMtK T"I"r'I' ''''' '''''
MILES WITH FLYING START TO +o'
Waltham Mass. oct @-Harry I. lE'er ana
Arthur " Porter continued their record breaking
49,. q, tho Waltham track. Tyler lowered the
,uo,nia nving start record from 4O' 40 TO iO' ana
Porter placed Aliens time for the mile. standing
start In the shade by going the distance In :"
fat Aliens time was 2O2 40 -
"T,Ier's times for the varOus distances were:
Quarter O29 l-j third. o3s 49, hslf o;s Ia t%9
brds 1.l9 is: three quarters l29: mile. los 80
onn and one-quar;er 23l 10. one and one-third.
IA -: one and one-hali 3ol 3-j one and two
thirds 3:2 30; one and hre"-quar'cIs ""' 80 '"o
miles. fOt an ,,, o.u
Portcr's times were: Quarter. 0:33; third 0il -
t,lf 100 g. fwo-ihirds 49, three quarters, l2s Z-''
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
PRINCETON CANCELS 4 GAME.

Princeton y. J.. Oct - (Spec!aD-Secret football
practice begun to-day. The first ha1 was OPEN
while the second was secret. After this week the
entire practice will be secret until after the Penn
sylvanla game. The management has found 1t necet-
saTy cancel the Orange game Of November Z.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
COLONEL STRONG on THE EAST SIDE
NE WILL srTNk AT SEVERAL Places THERE
To NIGHT- PLENTY oF MUSIC AND


ro.XIGur-rLrNrY oF MUSIC AND
FIREWORKS.
tn. tar ~ m, Tamnnnv tiger viii receive another
vigorous twist night from colonel Strong. the R'-
form caudMa.e for Mayor. H.. tgershp VIII not
Ia" j. bIt - IT means the Invasion 81 MS ptN"'"
Jungle colonel Strong ~ilI max a carriage tour To-
nish, through ne heart - the Tammany stronghold
on the .ast side stopping IT half dozen or more
-, ,r.s and making a. man, orci speeches. He VIII
.iy. rhouslris ~ voters opportunity 10 hear
ruI $50" him
Tho Independent county organization VIII W'h"se
the tour and the programme for the nlght was "'a''
ola, Yesterday b. ex-Gule" Alfred Steckler. Charles
Si.ck.r and l.rncs, Harvier chairman OF m" eN.
..ify. -fpfa.ttr" of the oTsAuization In" istrlct
through which Colonel Strong VIII travel mas al
II1I Near after year tn majorites th"r" haVr
h.en anywhere from 30" TO 90" IN the Il'et"nrI vs.
s.rlbiy districts ior the Tammany TICK" hrS"
,u,i,r,,l.s this n vii he largely reduced and II is
believed some u them viii BE- wiped out atoSeth';.
Tt rn'ir. district through which Colonel SrDh@ y
., travel from East Fourteenth ~. To the battery.
is 10 ho Illuminated Hundreds of houses w.l bs
naht-l ny for me occas sion and bands ana nrewOrKs
Yi b, nentiful Charles sieckler in sp' aking .ast
night 81 tho plan said. W" are hghune M amman,
.i u,,..ry on M. East side. gro@' frauls In the
ners ~ Tanm1ny hfsr bs w. M.n 1an li"p t6sm to
,h1 pr.,5s,.i ,rp H. VIII probably mee, over l"""
Thr prosr,mm~ as AZ pre-"ni arrangr4i; and and to to
-..ciIrr heI quarters. so o Sevonth-st. a, $40
'I,.t ~. b.. due at ,hc hall. 40. Joe Orrhnrd-st
Al $50 O'Clock 80 lG9 Riy'ngton-si. At % ci2ck &
80 ~ Easi broadway a. $50 ana 30 40 fark
NV A. IN Places below That point nav" not y"'
been Med I'm. ..,. -, t s
TN, In l.. nd.nt county org fniZltion has alSp -
..ifI.t.I '.gal bureau for the protection ~ IN"
..,.rs Of that organization. Messrs: Nfr'd mares
.,I t...tls Sickle Louis LeN'nc. William \ ,ianS
i'.,.b steiner Leo W Harburger ami David
.s,.r,'iirnt nave been appointed on IN" commltte"
=. D., ,,r.-.rf Al the orgAu'Zaton's headquarters
~ - S.yenth-s' This commlti'" VIII look ait"r
,r ,ich,a oi he members of IN" Independent
..-.... 1r..nILI,ln ,lnn on IIrctIOn IlA'.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

THE BIG MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
Arrangements are practically completed for the
meeting In Music Hall tomorrow evening, at which
General Harrison. ex-vice-Presdent Morton John
Proctor Clarke and others will speak. Mr.. Morton
viii preside 1t was expected last night that General
Horpce Porter would be OF the speakers but
I, is possible that business engagements Will pre-
vent him from attending the meeting 1t Is safe TO
say that no political demonstration this year VIII
exeeed the one tomorrow night. People from half
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
THE BERKELEY sCHOOLBOYS WIN.

:, me Berkeley-Trinty football contest at Morr's
esns yesterday afternoon opened the season oi
'"e interscholastic League. The game proved TO De
" interesting exhibition. although the large score
"ouid Indicate to the contrary The coaching OF
.rh sh hartwel. the famous Yale man, and E'
boy. aiso OF Yale. great help 10 the Berkeley
q two OF their hest D,awsrs captain Browne and
manrnn old Trinity's representatives played
wv upniil game. Piers 65-yard run through
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
TWO pAcrTRAcK swINDLERs CAUGHT

Milwaukee oct GA detective arrived mere yes
terday from Calumet. Mich. where ne ha' ~"
Searching for John Kehoe. who was arres'e' "e'
last Thursday He left here for Bedford In''' ''
II O'clock in company with the prisoner Inc "
tectye says that Kehoe and EdWard o"a"' NV
under arrest at Bedford. feeced the beuio'. 'm n'
Louisville sporting out OF no less thah si"o''
last September bv entering ringer" Little biIy'
IN IN horse at those places. The offence Is Pu,,
sshable by imprisonment In the state penitentIaiSs
swan four years ago vas caught making laIst cI
rles In horse races at Fond du Lac. The Natlot.
.,nIotting Association Is the complainant against
the Two prisoners
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

the entire Trinity team. for touchdown. the
feature OF the battle The final &c to
in favor OF Berkeley.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Tribune Ofcs. oct 30 ] a. m.-The weather Yesterday
WA fair except for a light drizgle late in the after
noon. The temperature ranged between 81 and 81 de-
grees the average 5s7s, being Il Ligher than SUM-
day ir higher than the corresponding day last
Fair weather is likely 20 continue to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
ANTI-GAMBi.lNG

ANTI-GAMBLING MASs-MEETiNG CALLED
Troy n Y. oct. 29.-The clergy OF the city held
, meeting this evening and decided to call mass
meeting for next Sunday afternoon at the Second
amendment to the State Constitution against
gambling.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
J., RoTSING ANTI -TAMMANY RALLY.

, rousIng Antl-Tammapv rally was held at NO
9oo West FIFTY nlnth-st, Ia the NlNth Assembly
u,s,rlct last night. william w Graham was
chairman and William r. Rohlfs secretary. There
were fully 80 persons recent ana great rntni-
st,sm was manifested. Stirring addresses. which
,,.or. heartily nppiaudcl. were made bs Congress
,,,n ouigg John H. NilhOlland General La
Grnnee and charles A. Parker nominee for Alder
,a, Nr ouigg said II afforded him great salts
T,c,ion and encouragement To know that ne had
go many true friends In the XINth Assembly Dis
,D,,'' 49, anti.T,mmnny Association lie was loudly
and reneate,ly cheered and enthusiastically assured
,hnt Ma election was dead certainty.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Par.
Incl
3O.5
800

In this diagram a oontirI white line shows the
ch ng.s pressure indicated 10y The Tribunes SELF
line represents the tenn
p.rature n observed at Perrys Pharmacy.