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In this diagram the coniinuou: white Hs snos' .f
sao barometer The dotted line shows the emper@-
,,rs as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
- omos Nov IL a. m-The weather yester-
a.. .. fair and cold The temperature ranged between
40 d NJ degrees the average Cssh deErees being i2
degrees lower than that Of ss2rdsy ana -. ~
higher hsn p. Nil eertnvc Iii anl ssil te-lAs
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HORSE SHOW OPENS TO-DAY
.,sr or OWNERS AND ENTRIES LARGER
THAN EvER-THE BOX HOLDERS.

.h,,r &c in readiness for the Horse Show,
~. .,,o,s this morning In the Madison Square
rorden. 1t will be the fifteenth in NUMBER ana
,a,cations point to an even more successiu en-
.,Avion than any OF the previous ones mas Deen'
~ entries are more numerous than they nave
,.,, for any other year. IN the list OF competing
,ors there are more than sixty newcomers
Tho amount of the prize money Is greater ana
- has been an increase In the number or
.,asses In fact. the catalogue is so much more
'..,rr,,nous than heretofore that 1t has been
<.,rd necessary 10 begin judging at an earlier
~ each day in order that the judges may
10 a chance of making their daily awards at
,oosonable hour every night
a, usual the most elaborate preparations have
,.,r made TO render the show attractive. Moth
49,. that the directors could think of tending
"a the comfort of visitor and animal has
IN omitted SO far as the completion of the
..roprements went the show could have been
,.r,r Yesterday The decorations Of the boxes
-, rofters in the orange and black cOlOrs Of
~ association were all in place. the red and
lite naint on the rails surrounding the arena
dr,. and the tanbark surface of the ring
= eroootb and compact. All that is
-, n insure the success of the show is an
S,,ordonce as large as in other years and there
q little likelihood that there will be any detero-
,o,ion either in the size or quality of this weeks
audiences Apart from the avdity with which
,Ao hoxes were bid for, the advance booking
.os heen eminently satisfactory to the officials,
.h,,e the hotels are crowded with visitors from
oil parts of the country
'. &c the custom Of the directors OF the Ma
.,.rol Horse Show Association to entertain at
,obeon on the day preceding the opening Of
.ho show the more prominent owners and ex-
Nu,,ors and the newspaper representatives.
More than two hundred people partook of the
hos,,,aIity Of the directors at this years lunch
oon which was served yesterday in the restau-
a,+ NJ the Garden. While it was inevitable that
.tA talk at the tables should be confined 10 the
one subject the horse, it was jovial gathering,
and many friendly wager was made among
owners upon the favor their horses would meet
IN the eyes Of the judges.
,..,,aa5 among the gliests Dresent
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DIED.

DIED.
.-,,a,v Maria r p Mcbride. Lucy A.
,apnrdman Henry W McCreery John A.
Conyngham Harriette NJ. Mills Maria r. a. ,
~ aI.b George w Paddock, Benjamin G.
Field Peter W. gum, anna E..,-,
Hume. William H. Waterbury, Na'n"'eA
APPI.EBY-sunday evening November IL. at Flushing.
n Y Maria r Piatt. widow Of the late Thomas Rod
man Appeby.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
poARpMAN--sunday morning. November IL, at the
Hotel Nanhattaa Henry w. Boardmans OF CLEVELAND
Ohio.
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Nearly seventy years since, DR.. D. jayne wrote
the prescription for Jaynes Expectorant' ana sun
It's the best remedy.
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DAILY with Sunday. 81 10 month Address changed
often desired.
DAILY without Sunday. 81 a. month. Address
changed as often desired.
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MARRIED..

The scourge OF humanity. Indigestion Is now
ouerrd by Johnsons Digestive Tablets.
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After luncheon the party adjourned to the
arena. where most of the equine beauties whlch
will attract the crowds this week were paradeo
Before the horses were put through their PAGES
the pleasing ceremony was observed OF having
the small army of ring attendants, stablemen
and grooms all dressed in distinctive costumes
march round the ring. headed by bugler
Nearly every stall IN the stables downstairs was
occupied and as fresh arrivals were constantly
coming in throughout the afternoon 1t would
seem likely that few competitors will be absent
when their numbers are called. In the course
of the afternoon most Of the visitors strolled
through the stables, and from the comments or
praise which frequently fell from the lips OF men
competent to pass upon the good points OF
horse. there Is no inferiority in the quality or
the exhibits this year taken as whole
There is one innovation, or rather omission
made by the management this year which VIII
prove a source Of qualification to many. The d.
rectors have left out of the catalogue the box
plan and the names Of the holders or boxes
This step, while II may not find favor win an
inqusitive few. will have the effect OF relieving
some Of the occupants OF boxes from the EN-,
barrassing not TO say annoying attentions ana
remarks they have been subjected to In the past
by curiously inclined visitors. The list or pox-
holders IL as comprehensive as In other years
and includes among others:
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IN NEW YORK CITY
RENIITTANCES

One cent per copy extra postage Is charged on the
DAILY and SEMI-WEEKLY TO mail subscribers IN New
York City 90
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY
For New England and Eastern New-York fair and cod
ossv. Illuminating northweserly winds Tuesday. with
rising temperature
For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. fair ana
an,,,nued cold to-day partly cloudy and warmer tues
an. sresb northwssterly winds becoming variable
for West Virginia, Western New York, Western Penn
yania ana ohio fair to-day and Tuesday; warmer to-
day; variable winds
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Nov I2-The storm. which was central
Saturday night or the Southern NewEngland Coast has
moved north4astward Cape Breton Island. Its passage
being followed by north to northwest WINDS ana
and colder weather in the Middle Atlantic and
81, E,oland states The barometer continues low on
the Pacific Coast and scattered rains have occurred from
The Middle and North Pacific Coast States over me North
or Rocky Mountain region The barometer is hgh over
The lake regions Ohio Valley and the Middle Aan-
&c states The temperature has risen from the Mlss
sinpi River 20 the Rocky Mountains Fair weather win
slowly rising temperature Is ndcaea Tor the % AZ
and fair weather probably continue from me Mifss
stout 10 the Rocky Mountains From the Mode ana
North Pacific Coast the middle and northern ROCKY
Mountain region the weather will be generally CLOUDY
,b rains Along the Middle Atlantic and New
Eneand Coast the will diminish In force from me
northwest Along the South Atlantic coast Hsnt 10 HeS
northeaaterly winds will prevail.
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Mor,rNNEss - CHAMBERLAIN - At Christ Church.
warwick n. Y. on Saturday November II; isss' oy
Stating Amy Aims. daughter OF J. Aims Chemoerian
70 the Rev. J. Holmes McGuinness. OF Aroen ~ l.
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THE FAMOUS STALLION DAREDEVIL SICK

THE FAMOUS STALLION DAREDEVIL SICK
When C. j. Hamlin's trotting stock arrived al
Madison Square Garden yesterday for the horse
show the famous stallion Daredevil zV917 was
FOUND to be suffering from congestion OF the iuneS
ne mad caught cold on the Journey from buiia I
10 New-York. DR.. william Sheppard the veterihaiy
Inspector. Immediately took charge or the SIN
morse giving him an alcohol bath and then "t ~
naS nag nm IN heavy blankets heatea oysr ,he stall
,oh condition critical. owing TO me oas TalE
sh suhmonia Daredevil is probably me ne most vsi
Soe uotng stations in the country ne %o ~ en-
sT sNpon prize at the Garden last year anu M
fg5Ied IN the same class again TINS season hiis
hamlIn was much worried over the Illness Gga %
morse as Daredevil is the stallion ne mas s Villa ee
Farm ~ 'o "
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REMITTANCEsS should always be made in Postofhce
money order Express money order draft Newfork
City II cash by mall. unregistered The Tribune
viii not be responsible 70: its loss
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Hamilton W. Cary.
Craig Wadsworth.
Everett Wendell.
Harry Cane.
James Galway.
Louis Haight.
Shelby T. HARRISON.
George 3. Hume.
+. II. Wetherbee.
II. II. HOLSTER. Jr.
Samuel Willetts.
II. L. De Busigny.
James W. Cooke.
George Willing.
Captain Gibson.
Robert Gerry.
Jules Montant.
General George g. Field.
J. c. Young.
Daniel Heffner.
Charles A. Schroeder.
F. T. Alder.
r. 2. Smith.
George W. Hawkins. tr.
John c. Cilly.
David Holland.
Thomas j. Dreamer.
Frank T. Clarke.
Charles W. Smith.
William J. Glenn.
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c. Fel,owes.
T. X. Sturgis.
J q Heckscner.
A Newbold Morris.
II. II. HOLSTER.
A. c. Hall.
]. n. Bradford.
David Bonner.
Milton Young.
Colonel Helm.
Charles II. Kerner.
Thomas F. Hamilton.
Colonel Henry 5. Kearney.
n Truesdale.
II. 4. Busbey.
J. T. Hyde.
Genelal p. F. Tracy.
J II. Bradford. jr.
A c. BOstwick.
II. A. Buck.
Z. Berry Wall.
c. J. Hamlin.
c. S. Burr. II.
NJ. J. O'Brien.
p. J. Casey.
Dr.. William Sheppard.
p. F. Carman.
Prescott Laurence.
II. A. Bloodgood.
DR.. Smith. OF Toronto.
Charles Van Rensselaer,.
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James T. Hyde Hamilton W Cary
John y. Conyngham- Thomas Johnson
II. c. Ahrens.
o G JsnninRs J. ClInan Stevens.
Josenb s;ictney Isidor wormser. jr.
T. X. Sturgs. NJ IL. conner
George r Gilmore Richard +. Carman.
J. lee Taller. Ebridse 4. Gerry
T sunern Taller. George Croker
" r. Stewart MIS- OeIrlchs.
Z Berry Wall W. L. Eikins
J F A Clark H. L. Hoyt
Theodore w Myers f. Francis Hyde.
T. J. Mcbride. \ e. Knox
George Chestermen. Goelet Sallaun'
Henry l. Burnett. u u Tyson:
Frederic Bronson Oliver II 2. Belmont.
A. Newbold Morris. Il H. f1oHIster
William r RannIgan +. August Schermerhorn.
A j C,as.at John G. Heckscher
George Peabody wetmore Cornelius Fellowes
Dava IansIey Thomas Hitchcock jr
samuel WUlets W. c. Whitney.
Hsnry se,ieman f. D. Morgan.
Albert C. Bostwick.
The programme for to-day is as follows:
m the show opens; to 10 a. m, horses
ridden or led may be exercised in the ring; ~
10 1O:45 a. m. horses driven may be exercised
In the ring: II a.. m. judging hfty-one hunters
and Jumpers Glass 90: ] p. m, recess; : p. m,
judging thirty-two carriage horses, Class "A;
40 a. m. judging eighteen roadsters IN mar
ness Class 10; 800 p. m. Judging nine sauule
horses Class 10: 3:J5 p. m, judging eleven
pairs Of harness horses that have never taken
ribbon at any OF the associations previous
shows Class 10S: 400 p. m, judging six teams
four-in -hands). Glass 90; 400 p. m, Judging
ten ladies' qualified hunters. Class "; $50
p H. Judging five horses and private hanson
cabs Class 115: 6 D. M recess; $50 p. m. Judg-
ING twenty-five pairs carriage horses CLASS 10
- m. Judging seventeen saddle horses Ciass
..i $40 D. m. Judging fifteen tandems' lass
-: 10 D m Judging six qualined hunters
neavy weight Glass 50.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Should be raid DAILY by all interested. as changes
may a any time) "a ,eoo
Foreign mails for the week ending November Is isvs
will close promptly all at the Genera f9s,-
office as follows Parcels Post Malls cose one hour carrie
than closing shown below. Parces POST MAILS io
Germany close at p. m. Monday.
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REAL ESTATE.

,o,,,v was generally observed in reai-estats
circles yesterday. ,s l. a.. .,,o.,o,, u..
No sales had been scheuuie" ]. '"o
n~o,,ars, offices were closed
covoral suburban lot sales were heio on the
SeN.'"' - which those OF property In the Flat
pien's ''s,r,o, Rrooplyn st. Raymond Park. West
chester and Van Nest ~
the most important. -, 49,. .,o. ,...,. -
Johh ,,.Saye and 100 feet in Ninety-hfth-st..
south corner s"sabe estate. for $1,000
from the Cohs.tnger sold 10 Bernard Mayer, for
Ialor q De- No Il East Seventy-second-st.. a
William IOste dwelling house
2a,foot m Rankin has sold to George W Meyer
-, 81 central PARK Wes'' a "''s'o'' "a'"ouse'
25xS5Xlo iees. AZ has sold for Henry A. Brau to
G. c sue'W silver the dwelling house No. 800
Mrs. FSnanatybundred and twenty-slxth-st ,
Charles 70 one hundred-and- seventh-st and
east ccfhei I've 10 a builder for about $4,000.
AmsteI schliess sold for Joseph Ohmes, to
Chares e Prayer, the old buildings No. ia
LoweI,nt.st on lot 25x9OlO me buyers nave re-
seyenth-s' builder for improvement with a seven
story i.sa,rIck is reported to have purchased from
J. hlpah' after estate three lots on the north
the ysO% ,ney~sevenths 125 feet west OF Broad
way Minnie Yetter sold 10 I. Labowitz the frame
MIs si +ri house No 20A Anthony-ave
dweii,,e -ernorted that j. e. l.. Kronenberger have
"A 70, Iavelle Bros. two-family high-stoop
ssooo,,ine-ho house with lot. on the west side Of
C. In,serson SITS to George Black and for Seb-
h hnrd Bros similar building with lot; on the
To-. ,ida ~ Clnton-aVe., near One-hunored-anu-
swtSStv.ninth-st 10 a Mr.. Norban
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foreclosure Sales


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York
Trv County -JOHN Q; BAKER. Plaintiff. against Den
TER BARNARD HORTON and others. Defendants.
an Ss. s Of es Of A., and sal.
Office OF the Clerk q the County Of New York on the
SAID Judgment nj Ma @ win the ,e "a ne the s s
New York Real Estate saies Rooms No. III broadway.
18Th day Of June 1872 at twelve O'clock noon on that
day by Samuel Godstcer ESQ., auctioneer the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold and therein de-
situate lying ana being in Se zen Mara Of the @
described follows Besnnns point the Noriheriy
dTed and $3.50 feet from the corner by
running Northeriy. parallel with Dnd Avenue and
the and 'H1ISsG 'ty Ss s.
the Ssch n and al. @ Se n
parallel with Nnetyeig street. thirtysix 800 feet
nue. and Of the distance through party wall one
@ Ng fee ana sTDen 1 inches TO ne
srIy along the Northeriy line Of Nine,yeashth Street
the sad several distances dimensions less
formerly Of the defsndan Dexter Barnard Horton in and
to Nnetyeighth Street in front OF and adjoining the
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that shall sell the said
No l. Premises known by the street number 25s West
esh Street being eighteen feet in width in front ard
s9 0a ss With The SGs ssHf Sa se
tain mortgage for the sum Of $1,000 GOVERNS sajd
Hoyt. recorded December 22nd. lsh8 with IN
thereon from the 22nd day Of June lss at the
OF Ave per PEI -
No. 2 Premises known by the street number 20 Wes
being eighteen feet In width IN front ana
and hundred feet and eleven inches In depth on
both sides with the building thereon erected the Eaery
walls Of said building being party walls as
shown the accompanying diagram subject 70 certain
mortgage for OF $4,000. covering said premises
made Barnard Horton TO ALFRED NJ Hoy dated
from the 2sth day OF June is0s the rate of five per
per annuin - ~xo~-. ,.
WILLIAM NJ. HOES. Referee
DAILY HOYT & MASON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. . . ,, ,..
Office and p. O. Address NO IL william street.
New York City
The following is diagram OF the premises 10 pe solo,
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For Young Ladies-Country.
NcEToN UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 1890.

DRINCEToN UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 1890.
examinations for admission Freshman and sopho
more Classes departments OF Princeton University
will he held in the city New York. under the direction
Of Professor II. D. Thompson Phi. D. Of Princeton on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JUNE IS AND le. 1892
commencing 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in the Lecture Room or
the NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. SYNDICATE BUILD
ING. 30 NASSAU ST
Students intending enter the Freshman Class one
year later may pass this time preliminary examina-
ton covering n portIon Of the entrance requirements
A PRIZE OF 800 will be given by THE PRINCETON
CLUB OF NEW YORK to the applicant who at sucn
time and place pass the best full entrance examina
tion 10 the Academic Freshman Class The prize to be paid
For cataiogues examination papers and further in
formation apply 10
TRACY ii HARRIS. a. Cedar St.
GEORGE WI BURLEIGH II William ST
FREDERICK ". STEELE. Ill Broadway.
ANDREW c. IMBRIE Is Nesey St.
10 Prof WILLIAM LIBBEY, Princeton. ~ j.
TT,uE OsslNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. siNG-sINS
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z. T. Fuhef' fri' o.
year begins Sept 2Ith
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9sth Street.

The approximate amount OF charge to satisfy
which the premises described in the Judgment herein are
sold 227 DO with interest thereon from the "a
day May. 1899 together with costs ana 400
amounting S246 with interest from May lsth 1879
and the expenses Of this sale. -,
The approximate Of the taxes assessments ana
other liens on the parcels shown on me
foregoing diagram be paid by the referee or allowed
out Of the purchase is sos TO- together Win te
interest "'''ueO WILLIAM u HOES Referee.
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9Sth street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to satisfy
which the premises described In the judgment herein
70 he sold is SO 5s81l with interest thereon from the Sd
day Of May 1899 together with costs and allowance
Amounting 10 s2GO &C. interest from May 18Th 1899
and the expenses OF this sale.
The approximate Of the taxes assessments and
otber liens to be paid by referee allowed Of
the purchase money Is as follows $500.
on marcel No PAT West 9Sth Street. ......... $500
on parcel No 249 West 9Sth Street SOS 10
''s' $780, WILLIAM NJ. HOES.
Ref
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NrEW YoRK sUPREME COURT, New YOrl

NEW YORK SUPREME Couhi' New 1 LIE
TER BARNARD HORTON and others Defendants Ac-
m M.S Of sEo ss@ . Spd IN sale ale
18th day Of May 1899 the gndersisned the EefeTss
N The ss New YTR Real Estate sales Rooms No III Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan in the c OF New i n
ON ,hs, day by Samuel Goldrtcker Esq euctoneer the
premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein
All those lots pieces or parcels of '1 1S:rt ton
Erected situate lying and being In the I'm Ward o.
b 59s S and dsscrbed Beginning At pon;
the Norhery s1e Of r NINETY eso feet from the
formed by intersection Of the N9IiheTy ae
End Avenue thence running Northery. parallel win
West END A ave bSndre @ feet and eleven ID
10 the line Of the block between Nney-shth ana
middle line and parallel with Stree, thirty
@ a s theme Ss 6%ndsS sSH'9Fy and esSen
Nohery side Of street; and
Ss.Gs TsR1in street ha1e @ feet to the
menslons more less Together with all the right title
and 6 now or and d0 9 hs se in on
Of end aaOpns the PTsTf 1N sa ssa sell the
said PREMISES in parcels a. follows:
En9%n by ns f In Width IN front and
rear and one hundred feet and eleven inches in depth
y wall Of said building being party wall as shown S
the y @ HGe' a ID remses ma By
Dexter Barnard Horton to Alfred NJ HOy dated and re
i3th day Of April 1898 the Of five per cent per
o,o ~.
No 2 Premises known by the street number 24o West
OSth eighteen feet IN width in front and
hundred feet and eleven inches In depth on
both sides with the building thereon erected the Eastery
and Westerly said building being walls.
shown on the accompanying diagram; subject TO certain
mortgage for the Of $4,000 covering said premises.
made by Dexter Barnard Horton 10 Mary Hoyt. dated
and recorded April l4th 1891 with interest thereon from
the 4th day o. April 1898 at the rate Of Ave cent
per annum. ,x,,, =, x,o-c
Referee
DAILY HOYT & MASON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and p. o. Address: No ii William Street.
New York City.
The following diagram OF the premises to be sold
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Zeal estate i0aute0.


<LvANTED-Seven TO nine room house; garden: West
w SIDE: L road. 135thst up not over Fordham; mod
,rats rent: private A. Box 20. l,242 Broadway
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