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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
TARRYTOWN.

Preparations have been made on large scale
for the celebration to be held to-day In honor OF
the soldiers and sailors who enlisted in the war
with Spain from Tarrytown and the neighborhood
The business houses and schools will be closed. and
the town will be in holiday attire. An elaborate
programme has been arranged, and II Is expected
that fully two thousand people Will take part IN
the parade. The parade will form at O'Clock IN
one hundred ana fifty volunteers OF the late war
veterans of the Civil War. fraternal societies
village officials, school children and fremen; Dr
w Mowery will be grand marshal. George y An
drews. District Attorney of Westchester county
will be master of ceremonies, and the following
well-known men will be aids: John II. Briggs.
Thomas A. Brdsall A. J. Fra mel %,r ShaTe e.
Bacon w. c. Wright. Charles A. Halves, {. I
Carpenter, V. Millard Joseph II. Acker; 9: a.
Fowler w A. Warnock. NJ. W. Smith, Robert A
Patteson and John A. Liant.
The parade will march up Main-st. TO Orcnard-st,
turning up Wildey-st. 10 Westinghouse. back TO
Main-st. 10 Broadway down 10 Terrys Gate. and
countermarchng 10 Beekman-ave.. 10 washington
grandstand has been erected in Cobb's lot; in
Frankin-st.. where the parade will be reviewed by
the officials and invited guests. Miss Helen Miller
Gould II is expected. will occupy the seat of honor
Following the review speeches Will be made, ana
the soldiers and guests will be entertained at a
dinner in Music Hall An interesting feature OF
the parade will be the presence Of the convaiescent
town Hospital and Woody Crest. Miss Goulds
home. Miss Gould herself has manifested much
interest in the welfare of the TarrytoWn heroes.
who represent every branch of the military ana
naval service and has contributed substantially
toward the expenses of to-days celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
1.-THE TINES" A ONE-CENT PAPER.

IN ANNOUNCING THE FACT THE EDITOR ARGUES
WHY CRoKER's TICKET SHOULD BE ELECTED.
1.-THE New-York Tines announced yesterday, to
the great delight OF its Democratic readers. that
the price Of that paper would be on and after that
day one cent in the enlarged city. 1T Is the price
of the paper lot it's character. that is changed"
said the announcement-potically. especially was
doubtless meant. lis The Times in a leading edi-
torial declares itself fully and emphaticaly. in IA
vor OF the Democratic State ticket. In giving his
reasons for his support of the Saratoga Conven-
tion's candidates the Editor says The Times sup
ports Judge Van Wyck because while like Colonel
Roosevelt he is able and of high character his
party, In its judgment. will make much cleaner
work Of the scandals and the evils Of Governor
Blacks administration than the most sanguine
former could hope result of Republican success
in the election" AS to the Democratic Conventions
omission from its platform OF "all mention and ap-
prevail Of the Chicago platform" THE Times
nounces that every man who has looked upon the
frec-sver delusion peril TO the country should
rejoice when the Democracy OF the greatest State
in the Union loose from heresy-that is, by not
mentioning money In It's platform This hearty
support by The Times" OF the Croker ticket,
coupled with the one-cert reduction, was apparently
very gratifying to the Tammany leaders yesterday,
while Republicans seemed 10 be In no way an
noyed by the papers declaring Itself emphatically
Democratic paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
TRAVIS A REMARKABLE BURGLAR.

William E. Travis. alias Dalton. the burglar who
was arrested Saturday by Central Office detectives
is still at Police Headquarters. He will be ar
ragned in the Centre-st police court this morning
by Detectives Fogarty and Kerr. who arrested him.
Captain McC,usky says that Travis is a wonder
No man who ever measured b. the Bertillon
system showed so much muscular development and
such remarkable strength.
The plumber gathered at the house OF Travis, In
Schermerhorn-st.. Brooklyn, and the house of his
mother. in this city. is spread out on tables at
Police Headquarters. and makes an imposing array
There all sorts Of silver articles in the collection
valuable silver bric-a-brac and wOmen's clothes
and purses Captain McC.usky estimates that the
articles are worth from 1850 to 5000. The Cap
tain declares that this man. who for ten years
posed as a commercial traveller and who robbed
houses in the suburbs Is a remarkably bright
The burglary for which Travis was arrested was
committed in Hartford. Conn:
An effort made to find the home Of Travis
In BROOKLYN yesterday, but no trace could be got
OF the man in that borough. According. 20 those
fasb,osnable boarding house In schermerhorn-st
with his wife. Captain McClusky insists that
Travis Ives in Schermerhorn-st., but refuses 10
give the number He said that Mrs. Travis was
out of town. No such man appears in the 6irec-
tory and the people who were visited in various
parts of Schermerhorn-st. knew nothing OF him.
Travis is said to be college graduate
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wESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

oliver Greenwood. the artilleryman who was shot
and killed by the sentry on Saturday night wniie
attempting to escape from the guardhouse at Fort
Slocum will be buried to-day In Cypress HIS
Cemetery Before the body Is taken from the FORT
on the General Meigs short military service VIII
be held. $50 -
The Trinity Choral Club has elected Joseph 4
Brown, jr, president: DR. A. H. Elliott. vice-presi-
dent; DR. f. san,lcy Butler, treasurer Mrs: A: y;
Beckwith secretary. and Mrs. DR.. Hepburn anu
Mrs. Charles Mutt librarians Professor a. i.
schauhler will be the conductor, and MISS heieh
Albro pianist. .-,,
The New Rochelle Republican Club is preparing
TO conduct an active campaign this fall, and mas
decided to hold meetings every Thursday night
until Election Day. instead OF monthly. as Formerly
Preparations also being made for large raw.
Hcation meeting. TO be addressed by promiheht
speakers under the auspices of the club and the
Lincoln Legion. There will also be q parade
The announcement Is made OF the Approaching
mcrrlage OF Hubert c. Reynolds: OF New.Rocnehe'
and Miss Elizabeth English, of Pelham Manor.
A bell. to be the largest in Ncw-RocheEe is oeins
cast for the new church OF the Blessed sacrament.
The bell will be blessed and placed In the tower on
the afternoon Of Sunday, october O. The beli is
the gift OF q member of the congregation whose
name has not been announced. - ,,
The annual inspection of the New-RocheHe FIRE
Department will take place tonight
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ONE CEN I
THE NEW YORK TINES.

october g. st AIMS Bay and Port Maria g. with mdse
and cabin passengers 10 BowTing Archibald Arrived
the Bar at 43O Il.
Steamer Buena Ventura Boston: steamer Elise Marie
GER Flushing steamer Guyandote. Norfolk and New
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
New York for Rotterdam Rotterdam OutchJ. Van der
bee New-YorS FOR Boul)gne and Rotterdam.
Shields sailed steamers Wienelan1 u)an). f~ter
w,YOrk. 9TH Burgermeister Petersen Ger. kei-
terer. New-York.
Dundee. 9Sailed steamer Critic CBr) Griffin, New
York.
Bristol oct lo-Auived. steamer Kansas City GBD
Jones' New-YOrk
plymouth. Oct IO-Arrlved steamer Therese Heymann
C3r) Key, New-York
Hull Oct o-ArTived, steamer Ontario CBr). Hubby.
York
Limerick oct lO-Arrived. steamers Bardcn Tower (Br).
Niles New-lork Flowergate (3r). Barnard. New-York
Isle o Wight Oct i0-Passed. steamer White Jacket
Orr, Palmer. NewYork for Hull.
Copenhagen. oct l0Arryed. steamer Mokta (Br). Gou
dey. New-York.
Antwerp oct 0-Arrived. steamers ST Leonaris O..
Pug New-York. Noordlani Oelg). Rige.sen. New-lc.K
Hamburg oct 9-Arrived. steamer Hispania Ger,
New-NOrk.
Bremen oct iO-Arrived steamer Bremen (Ger). Eeim-
kantsn, New-York SOUTHAMPTON
Marseiles lO-Arrved Gottfrted Schencker
(Aust), Parovich. New-York for Genoa.
Gibraltar Oct 0-Passed steamers Vienna tAust) from
Constantinope and Smyrna for New-York 10th, Vera
GER. Mirow, Genoa via Naples; arrived Kaiser Wilhelm
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NETWORK CITY.

The body Of the young killed on Sunday
night at West Eighty-third-st. while stealing
ride on a New-York Central train was identned
yesterday as that of James Fitzgerald. seventeen
years old of Father Drumgooles mission. In La
fayette Place. William Murphy. engineer OF the
train was discharged by Magistrate Olmsted In
the Yves, Side Police Court yesterday
ST. Patrick's Cathedral was well filled at O'CLOCK
yesterday morning when Archbishop Corrigan be-
gan the celebration OF Pontifcal mass OF requiem
in commemoraton of the thirteenth anniversary
Of the death of Cardinal McCloskey whose body
lies In crypt beneath the sanctuary. AT the close
Of the mass dissolution was given from the throne
by the Archbishop.
The Aldermen's Committee on Parks will give
public hearing on october 10 on the proposed new
park at Houston and Elizabeth sts
The United States Civil Service Commission In
tends to establish an eligible register, from which
selection may be made 10 fill an existing vacancy
in the grade OF wireman, at salary OF $40 year
In the custodian service in this city. Only persons
who pass the required physical and mental exam
nation will be considered eligible. Those desiring
TO take the examination should apply TO the secre-
tary Of the local Board Of Examiners for applica-
ton blanks.
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MEDALS FOR SING SING VOLUNTEERS.
"A RECEPTION HELD FOR WESTMINSTER MEM
BEERS OF COMPANY c. SEVENTY
FIRST REGIMENT.

FIRST REGIMENT.
The reception for the Westchester members OF
Comnany c. list Regiment. given by the citizens
Of this village took place last evening in olive
Onera House and was largely attended and sue
ces.ful affair After a short parade. in which the
G. A. r. post iremen and social societies took part
onera house where the rest of the programme was
carried out.
The following the names OF the Sing Sing boys
who received medals the reception Corporal
John f. Jenkins and Prvates J.. Howard Miller,
Pindt Of Company c, and James d. Merritt Of
Company H. list Regiment. and Howard H. hlpp
OF the Naval Reserve, who served on the cruiser
Yankee The presentations were made by the Kew
on the breasts OF the recipients by TWO YOUNG
women OF Michigan Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. OF this village:
The following are the members OF the nst Regi-
the reception was given: Lieutenant w. A. H. Ely
Tarrytown: Sergeant f. j. wilson. and Corporal
z c. Dunning jr.. White Plains: Corporal Fred
erick E. Weeks. Tarrytown, and Corporal John +
George n Pratt. Miles NJ. McCord. Charles j
Weeks Robert Caulxins. Edward d. Hall. James
Shields and William Patterson. OF Tarrytown; ROD
ert j. Roby. Jr., r Howard Miller. chester Bayles
Charles Stahlin. Frank i. Dinham. Walter Martin
and William Fish. OF White Plains; r. IA I.aggan,
OF New Rochelle: j. Howard Miller. John y. Ohm
stead Paul PiDdt. Eugene Hall. tr.. James ID. Mer-
rift and Howard II; Kipp: OF Sing Sing the last
named being Of the Naval Reserve
Following the exercises In the opera house din
ner was served In Mechanics Hall. There were a
number OF military men present BESIDES those al
ready named. and the convalescent soldiers az inc
Ossnins Hospital figured among the guests OF the
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Convention to nominate three reg
candidates for Justices Of the Supreme Court ana
one candidate for City Court Judge Murray Hi
Lyceum. D. m.
Paint, OIL and varnish Association. annual con-
vention Waldorf-Astoria.
Republicans to nominate candidates for the As
sembly IN the lilo. WITH. With. With. hVln'
XVIth and XVIIth districts. p. m.
Funeral OF ex-Mayor A. Oakley Hall. 81 Leo n :
Church. Tweny-eighth-st.. near Madison-ave. IL 'So
a. m
Governor Hastings OF Pennsylvania TO confer
with Quartermasters Department regarding SICK
Pennsylvania soldiers on the OLDHAM.
Colonel Roosevelt to speak at a Republican rati
fcation meeting XXVIIth Assembly District. Lyric
Hail. D. m
Camera Clubs monthly meeting. No. West
Twenty ninth-st.. $50 p. m.
Clarence T. Steele THE History OF Music,
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, sl5 p. m.
Graduating exercises of the Nautical School.
class OF 49, on the schooship st. Marys. East
Twenty eighth-st.. p. m.
Linnaan Society American Museum OF Natural
History Seventy-seventh-s and Columbus-ave'
p. IN.
The Torrey Botanical Club. No. liz West Sixty
eighth-st D. m.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Private Andrew Brown. Of Company B. 2Olst Regi-
ment New-York Volunteers. was sentenced by
Judge Schatz yesterday morning TO three months
IN the penitentiary for stealing a watch from
Michael stork. a few minutes after Brown was
sentenced the police received letter from the cap,
tain OF Company b. stating that he is also wanted
for desertiOn from Camp Mead.
Carlo ErricO, forty years old. or 1onKers was
arraigned before Judge Schatz yesterday for arson
The prisoner is charged with having attempted TO
burn tenement house owned by Antoni Coharves.
in which nearly fifty persons were sleeping. CO.
harves says that he found Errico igniting heap OF
Combustibles near the air shaft and Knocked him
down with a stick of wood. The prisoner pleaded
not guilty, and remanded for trial
The marriage has Just been announced OF James
Birch. OF this city and Miss Winifred Graft; OF
Methodist Episcopal Church. performed the cere-
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. OCT. 10. 1893.
ARRIVED

Steamer Boston City (BO. Barclay. Bristol Sept -
and 81 nth mdse and passenger 10 James
Arkel & Co. Arrived at the Bar at noon. - ,
Steamer Tantalus 1I3r. Hannah. Liverpool Sept IS in
ballast TO Busk q Jevons. Arrived the Bar a..
Steamer Zanzibar (Ir) Robinson Hamburg Sept "a
mdse 10 Barber * Co. Arrived the Bar at
. "A m
Avaa tjr. LlngwOrthy. Frontera Sept IL and
Vera cruz oct ? with mdse 20 James = Ward a Co
Arrived the Bar 10:i5 a.. m.
Steamer Vigilanca. Reynolds. Havana Oct g. with
mdse Is cabin passengers. TO James L Ward Co. Ar
rived the Bar at 4 a
steamer cry Of Kingston CBr) Nader. Annatto Bay
and Port Maria T. and Port Antonio 5. with ndse
and cabin passenger to the American Fruit Company.
Arrived at the Bar at 1890 a
Steamer Bevernon (Nor. Hansen. Santa Martha Octo-
with mdse and cabin passenger TO Hoadley Co:
vessel PIN Forwood & Kelocl Arrived nj the Bar at
midnight
steamer British Prne ,ir SHARP Santos September II
and Rio Janeiro Is with mdse and cabin passenger to
e searger Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Tier (NorD Kars sanchez October ., with
Edgar Gedney. the Bar at 4:30
Steamer Jason ODD Frazer Belize September 10. Puerto
Barrios and Livingston IT, Puerto Cortel H. Cape Ora
clos ~. Port Moran 81. Annato Bay 2s Montego Bay
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TAXES OVERDUE MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS

Among the papers which have turned up in
the Finance Department Is an old document show
ing that there is due on lots in South-st be-
tween piers Nos. % and a. taxes and interest levied
against the property for work done In 1s42 amount
ing 10 S542 81. The property is now owned by
Charles Griffen who has been paying taxes on It
for a number OF years, and was not of the
lien The interest has accumulated 400 per cent.
There is no way out Of paying the original charge
but the Controller can compromise on the interest.
There are a number Of old OF liens against
the property held by the city, and unless they
paid the property may be sold.
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CHARGED WITH DIAMOND ROBBERY.

George Cahill a manufacturer. who refuses his
address was prisoner In the Jefferson Market
court yesterday afternoon accused of having stolen
$1,000 worth of diamonds. The complainant Is
Marie Medley. OF the Imperial Hotel. She
says that In May. 1897 she lived at No. Ii7 East
Flny-second-st On the 9th Of that month she de-
clares Cahlll visited her In those apartments and
asked her TO go 10 dinner with him. She said she
was in another room during part OF his visit, ana
she believes that Cahill sto.e the jewels from her
dresser
Cahill denies the charge. Magistrate Snms held
him in 800 bail for examination Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
PORT CHESTER.

The annual fair OF the Church Of Our Lady OF
Mercy will be held in the opera house this week be-
ginning tomorrow night.
The State Line Fox Hunting Club. Of Westchester
County and Fairfield County. Conn. will hold It's
annual outing about ten miles from Port Chester
in the first week Of November. A large old-fash-
toned farmhouse has been hired for the accommo-
dalton OF the members who number about one
hundred and fifty.
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Grand Jury room yesterday, including many carry
ing books and records. and other persons who used
TO be city officials in minor places 1t was rumored
that the case had been formally presented. Dis
ct-Attorney Gardiner was in the Grand Jury
room an hour, and II is known that the Grand Jury
has had the charges under discussion. The Grand
Jury did not make report yesterday.
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THE GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT.
NO FIGURES on wHEAT-coNDITIoN OF OTHER
GRAINS.

NO FIGURES on wHEAT-CONDITIoN OF OTHER
Washington, Oct. 1O-The Department Of Agri-
culture to-day issued the following crop report
The October report of the Statstician Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture shows the average con-
dition of October to have been s., as
compared with s41 September /, with IA on
October l. 1891 and with s2s the mean of the Oc-
tober averages of the last ten years. All or the
averages of 100 or upward reported last month
have disappeared except in Kentucky, where corn
has held its at one point above the standard.
last month. while there Is an Improvement or
4 points in Illinois and decline of points In In
diana. 2 points in Iowa and > points in Nebraska.
Throughout the South the decline Is general
The usual wheat report is withheld pending the
result of further Investigations.
The preliminary estimate OF the yield per acre OF
bushel per less than the premnary estimate
of the crop of 1887 The average for quality is sS3,
against SIG one year ago.
Of barley is ZIG bushels. or 29 bushels per acre less
than In 1897. The average for quality is 9l3. as
compared with &6 last year.
of rye is l5.6 bushels. This Is five-tenths OF a
bushel less than The average OF last year. The
average of quality reported is 9Ol, against s27
The condition Of buckwheat has declined since
September 1876 points. being now l62: This Is
NS points below the average on October J. lss,;
points during September. 1t is 1913 points higher
than the October condition last year. ,,
The apple reports show continued decline IN
Importance except in Maine Michigan. Nebraska
and Oregon where slight improvement is indi-
Gated
of last year California where the yield will prob
ably not exceed 600 pounds to the acre being the
only exception.
The tobacco reports a whole are somewhat
less favorable than last month.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BREvOORT-H H. North. United States Com
missioner OF immigration at San Francisco FIFTH
AVENUE-J Sloat Fassett. Of Elmira. GRAND
Major F. J. Ives. L. S. a. HOFFMAN-Senator
Edward Murphy. jr., OF Troy. HOLLAND-A
Drucher NJ P Of London. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
son s Page OF Oswego. n. Y MURRAY HILL
Lieutenant Colonel O. l.. Helm, Y. S. a. PLAZA
The Countess OF oxford. England. WALDORF
John Price WetheriIl Of Philadelphia. WINDSOR
-Paymaster Lawrence BogGs. L. S. n.
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secretary. made interesting address on the sub
ject ''The Value Of the Individual Member TO the
Association" Short addresses were also made by
Richard Nixon secretary OF Railroad Missions,
London, England, and 7. II. Ridley OF Edinburgh
Scotland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
MEETING OF RAILROAD MEMS Y. N. C. A

The opening OF the Members Reunion OF the
Railroad Mems Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton was held at the Railroad Mems Building, NO
3e1 Madison-ave., last evening. The hall was COM
fortably filed. Cornelius Vanderbilt, IT,, presided
and after hymns and q prayer, he called for the
seports OF committees. Fred s. Goodman State
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THE WORKS DEPARTMENT CHARGES.

Preparations are being made in the Office OF the
DstrictAttorney for the presentation TO the Grand
Jury OF the charges against the Department OF
Public Works under General c. II. T. Coils as Com
missioner. There were many persons about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
THOMAS l.. JAMES AT HIS OFFICE.

Thomas j. James. president OF the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank returned from Europe last Saturday.
He was at his office yesterday. and received tho
congratulations Of his many friends In the course
Of his stay abroad he visited several places OF IN
terest in England.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessel For. Line. Malls close. Vessel sails
X VIM der Crosse Bremen. y Lloyd 1900 a 1000 a IN
Matanzas Mexico. y * Cuha....... loo m 300 y IN
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 70.
Majestic Liverpool White star 900 a u 90
Southwark. Antwerp Red star. 500 IN 100
81 Louis Southampton. American. 100 1000 m
Yucatan. Havana. y a. Cubh ........ 100 800 m
Trojan Prince Naples. Prince. ........
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Barbarossa, Bremen. " O Lloyd....... 1900 m
Cherokee. Jacksonville, Clyde. ......... 800 m
Saratoga, Nassau and Santiago
e. Cuba I 90 pm 300 m
Jason. Jamaica. Tweede. 100 900
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NARROWLY ESCAPED sUFFOCATIoN.
THE FAMILY OF s. V. r. TOWNSEND HAVE
BAD EXPERIENCE AT THEIR SUM-
MER HOME.

The family OF s. V r. Townsend. New-York
lawyer with an Office No IS Cedar-st., had
narrow escape from asphyxiatlon early Yesterday
in Hempstead. Long Island. A defective fue start
"a Ere IN the reception-room OF his home and the
upper part of the house soon filed with
smoke Miss Burnett. the governess. smelled the
smoke al s a. m. and. although she was nearly
overcome she managed TO rescue the chiidren from
their room over the reception-room. and then she
aroused the family. $500 .. NJ.
All escaped from the building in safety. The
damage by the fire did not amount TO more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11

The percentages given in the Washington dis
patch represent an indicated corn crop Of 1885,
$4,000 bushels, as compared with indicated crop
according TO last months report Of 1925. 762 600
bushels. Last years harvest was 1902 1888 bush
els OF the indicated crop is 703 $40 900 bushels.
compared with G35 32 900 bushels estimated In last
months report; the last harvest amounted to 69s.-
161 500 bushels.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisement admitted into these col.
nmns are recommended to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. and
business can be done by mall with the ad.
vertiserS with perfect safety.
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ne-" IN America.
Hamilton, NOyes CO.

Leather Goods and Trunks.
8. L. Cor 23d ST. & 9th A.
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The coiiar,
r. w "POYNETTE" E. 81 W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
TODAY.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER i2.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10.