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New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

t,on OF assessment The principle OF the originai
hill was all right. II the local assessor is eood
enough TO value the property Of individuals ne
is good enough TO deal with corporations Du'
Tho nractlcal difficulties OF assessing franchises
extending through different Jurisdictions are
.roo, and the danger OF the misuse Of the
,,,,,.ar IN some localities could not be ignored.
yo he,iave that the Governor would have
hoen perfectly justified in signing the Ford Dill
as It came TO him. Instead OF dong 30 ne n''
secured It's revision in spirit OF FAIRNESS 10 'ne
corporations. untainted by the least suos''
yience 10 them that ought TO recohciie 'len' -
the tax and must dissipate any iears 'na' piop
erty in this State is to be made 10 pa! IN! '"..e
hu, n lust tax on It's value. assessed WIN 'ne
most scr1lpulous care 10 avoid even 'he suS
nicion of double taxation or oppression
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

wounded or killed in your war was any mo'o
woundeder or killeded than they was IN oro'ner
Ikes war; ~ -.
THE older veteran simply hoised his napkin ."
his fork. and the Cuban hero smillnsly ackno"i-
edged the surrender"
or course A witness in court ought 20 ten we ne
exact truth but sometimes. as IN TINS iistahSe. ne
can convey a very clear impression "ithou' Oe'"e
quite definite: . a.oAo
Wftness-Yes, sir. -. ....o - tho
ARRAY - a. 90, ,o.,
from the shooter. u .ho Court
whore vOu were when the second shot was hreu'
Witness-I didn't measure the distance g.,
Attorney Speaking approximately no" ID"
Winess~Wen IT approxImated to half mile
youths Companion.
The gun now being built at the Watervhet AT
senaL which will be mounted at the SANDY HOOK
defences after It's test-hrings In September WI"
be the largest service gun IN the worIo ana ]"
will have muzzle energy equivalent to the ram
ming power OF the battle-ship oregon going AT ~
knot speed. The steel ingot from which the main
tube was constructed weighed ll.i5 tons. The foi-
lowing table shows the comparative dimensions OF
the largest guns in the British German and United
States services:
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
Amusfment6.


xcApExY OF MUsfc--s:i5-King Of the Opium H'ns'
AMERICAN THEATRE-s:i5-we-Uns Of Tennessee
vpoAnwAY THEATRE-si5-shenandoah
cAsINo-s-Erminie
pALYs rHBATRE-7:&-Ths Great kuoy' 49,
xprS MusEE-wax Works. Grand Concert ana N'"'
natogrsph. c...
EMPIRE THEATRE-s:eO-His Exceiency the "0'''
nor. -. ,,..
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-sio-De Woh hopper
oARRIcK TrEATRE-s:io-zaza
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-s-The Medder
.,.x.xrpsrprS.s v,cToRrA-s:iJ-A Reign OF Error
HARLEM OPERA HoCsE-s-csmile
HERALD SQUARE THBATRE-s:i5-An ARABIAN o''"
xrrTHs-Noon 70 II p m.-Contnuous Performance
ROSTER 4 nfAEs-s:l5-VaudeYil!e' -,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 10 ii-Elee'reaI S"0"'
~r,v- yopt, THrATRE-7:45--The Man in the Moon
pIsToR.s-iO.sO 10 ii-Contnuous Performance.
w4If.ACK's-s 2O-My Cousin.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
Aetu71prk Daily Gribnme
FRIDAY. MAY %. 1879.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Advices from Auckland said thai
the samoan Commission reached Apia on May
IL - The Filipino Commissioners Ieit Ma
mia - Two unsuccessful attempts 10 hoat
,ho staanoer Paris we've made - Emilio Cas-
telar the we'll known Spanish orator and states
man died at Murcia. - Mt: Ohanpei 'asIi on
Secretary Of State for the Colonies. sent dis
match TO Jamaica's Governor asking him 10 send
- renreeantatlves 10 confer with the State De-
nartuent regarding reciprocity with the United
stat.s - Rosa Bonheur was reported 10 De
seriously III.
DOMESTIC The Navy Department received
word from Admiral kautz OF the arLiaai ., Sa t,ae
Joint High Commission in Samoa: or1clais De
lieve that the crisis In the islands mas passeu
g. The Legislature passed the ne" Frahchlse 1'
Tax act and II is now in the Governor naIus
- Professor Arthur r. Hsdley was elected
president OF Yale University 10 succeed llmo-
thy Dwight -= At the Presbyterian Genera
Assembly. the case Of Dr. McGiitert aIousso .sa
animated debate but was finally referred 10 the
New-York Presbyterv after DR.. Shaw and James
Yereance had contradicted each other. -. !.
Nothing was accomplished at the conference OF
members OF the Democratic National Commit
tee in St Louis a banquet was held In the even
ing. at which Mr.. Bryan spoke - Inc Na-
tional Peace Jubilee in Washington closed. -
The seventy-ffth anniversary OF the American
Sunday ~soh1ol Union ended in Philadelphia
CrTY.-Stocks were strong and higher -
Winners at Morris Park: Fast Back. Cesarloh'
His Royal Highntess Jean Beraud. Fluke' Jener-
SON - Charles 41. Winant. charged with at
tempting 10 DrlDe T1eHDtl VI tHc fNH'bS
Grand Jury OF Mardh. 1898. was acquitted last
night by jury In Part " Of the Supreme
Court. in Brooklyn. Justice Keogh presiding
r-- The designations Of FIVE officers OF the o0th
{ Regiment were announced, == The last com.
mencement OF the Woman's Medical College or
the New-York Infrmary for Women and Gnu
dren was held at Mendessohn Hall. 60 The
African Methodist Episcopal Conference had a
lively debate over a report condemning lynchlng
in the South ===- dinner in h)nor of Senator
Ford and Assemblyman FalloWs was given at
The Lenox Lyceum by the Republican organza-
tion of the XXIst Assembly District. - Dl-
recfors and officers elected for the National
{ Tube Company. =-- Two lives were LOST III an
early morning fire in West Forty ninrh-st.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for today: Far
and warmer. Temperature yesterday: Hlghest.
/ 73 degrees: lowest 53; average C3%a.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
THE REV. MR.. scHERMERHoRN's REPLY.
AN ANSWER TO THE REV. DIR. THOMAS RlcHEY's )
PERSONAL ATTACK.

AN ANSWER TO THE REV. DR.. THOMAS R1cHEY's
PERSONAL ATTACK.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Your paper as all the others Of the city, pub
ushed recent attack upon my theology by a
learned and revered professor OF the General Iheo
logical Seminary Though silence on my part might
seem 10 give consent refused the solicitations OF
many reporters to make reply before the storm tla
was raging about DR.. Briggs had blown over. But
nov, deem # would be unjust TO myself ana 10
those whom ! represent not 70 explain. to whomso-
ever II may concern. the main charges puohcly
made through your paper and others OF the eity'
First-Not single copy OF my newly puolsheo
volumes has been sent or distributed TO any
professor or student OF the General theological
Seminary or any other seminary. or to any indl-
yidual Cother than reviewers and personal frends)
except as they were directly ordered through the
publishers George p. Putnam's sons).
second-I am an "out and out Unitarian only In
the OF the opening words OF both OF our great
creods Il believe in one God. the Father Al
mighty" and in strenuously affirming that all VINO
TINS believe in the clear and unquestlonable sense
OF the Bible are my Christian brethren, whether
found in so-caed Unitarian or whatever churches'
Third reject the Trinity only in its tri-per-
sonal sense As an ancient and well-nigh universal
term to express the threefold revelation Of the
One Cod cling to It and cannot 90 W. Tnouu sensa IT, q,
insisting upon Interpreting them in the light OF the
Bible so that whatsoever is not read therelN nor
may be proved therepy - noI 70 ne m 80 "a W, ~ aug
FIFTH am "a renegade" only In the sense that
I have always fastened stand with whatsoever
eroup or name OF religious teachers seemed 20 me
10 be- representing. at the same time, the hlghest
reverence, deepest scholarship and widest liberty.
SIXTH am not "a second apostate Julian mas
much as the attitude | occupy to-day nave un-
ceasngly occupied in all my public and private rels
tlons from the days when was a student IN the
Union Theological Seminary thirty years ago 70 tnis
day From public words, published works or private
utterances Of mine ! challenge any one TO produce
sentence that Is not in the spirit OF this present
btchr m d
NJ X SCHERME MERHORN.
All Souls Church. Madison-ave., May %. 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
oJnFsT COLLEGE IN THE SOUTH.

winston " c.. May S-The ninety-seyenth an
nual session OF the Salem Female College 'hs
south's Oldest educational institution. closed TO-
day. with an address by the Rev. DR.. stass' o.
Charlotte -
A cable message was read from the principal. the
Rev J. H. Cleweii who is attending the Genera!
Moravian Synod at Herrnhut. Germany. He eN-
tended good wishes and congratulations 10 tn'
graduating class composed o, forty young women,
who represent many Southern and several Northern
States. A..
The College Alumni Association Is raising fund
10 build a handsome memorial chapel in 1904 when
the school will be 100 years old.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
THE PRESIDENTS SUMNER TRIPS.
HE WILL MAKE VISITS TO THE WEST AND NEW
ENGLAND.

Washington May 25.-Presidtnt Mckinley hss
positively decided to go far West this summer
as St Paul but whether he will go on 10 Yellow
stone Park and the Pacific Coast depends 50 much
on circumstances that It is now Impossible 70 make
a decision Nor Is the date OF his visit 70 81 PAU
and Minneapolis yet decided. He intends 20 oe there
when the 18th Minnesota and the South Dakota and
other regiments arrive their return from tEo
Philippines when a great reception will he given 10
them.
The Presidents trip 10 New England Will - 80
quiet as possible. He has accepted invl;ations for
Informal receptions at Holyoke and Springfield ana
will also visit Smith College at Northampton. 1s
well Mount Holyoke. at South Hadle', "h'n
will be his especial destination. ,,-, =,
The @ A r. encampment Philade phia In
September will be attended by the President
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
NEW HOME FOR ARCHBISHOP CHAPELLh.

HOUSE ~ NEw-ORLEANs PRESENTED FOR CsE
AS ARCHIEPIsCoPAL PALACE.
NewOreans. May % (SpeciaD-A committee Oh
wealthy Roman Catholics Of New-Orleans yes'er'
dav purchased for $4,000 p large house in Espia-
nade-ave and rendered the same 10 Archbishop
Chapelle for his archiepscopal palace Ihe
dwelling erected many years ago AZ COST Oh
$125 90. and will be put into hrst-cass condiuoh
for the occupancy OF the prelate. The mouse o.
present occupied by the Archbishop is one OF inc
Oldest structures In NewOrleans. having oeen quiz
I'm l727 az a convent for the Ursuline Nuns. LdleI
1t was for a time the State House, ana ior ~ ~
century has been the abode OF the ArcholSnog
OF New-Orleans. Monsignor Chapene mas accep.eI
the tribute OF his rich friends. but all the DusheSs
OF the diocese will still be transacted from 'he o'
archIeniscOnal nalRce
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
n. B. sEELEy TAXES GOLD CURE.

II became known Yesterday that Herbert b.
seeley who gave the "Seeley dinner" at Sherry's
several years ago. which was invaded by Captain
Chapman. then IN command OF the Nineteenth Po-
lice Precinct. a patient az the Kelley Gold
Cure Institute in White Plains. He has been there
about four weeks, and expects TO be discharged In
about ten days.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
DEATH OF CHICAGO CENTENARIAN.

Chicago. May 2 (SpeciaD-Nrs LUCINDA fra,t
who ia Chicago's oldest resident. Is dead AT tho
home Of her daughter Mrs c. c. Bonney She was
one hundred and four years old. and had lived here
for forty-seven years. She was born In Massac&hn. &
setts and her father was In the Hevoiution. shs
,oerried Hosea Pratt in 1890 and went TO live on
farm within the present limits OF the city Of Roeh'
nafnr ~
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

The people at the last election gave token that
one Van Wyck IN Office was all they could
stand at time. With two hundred pool
rooms running wide open. It is evident that
single representative of the family Is enough
With another in another chair OF authority the
condition OF things can only be conjectured. but
that 1t would be lively and propitious to the
views Of the Mahoneys and their partners, In
offio. and out there can he no doubt.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
FryERAL OF ROBERT GOELET.

The funeral OF Robert Goelet who died suddenly
on April q at Naples, Italy. will be held at 9D
o'cock tomorrow morning at Trinity Church. New
port The burial will be IN Woodlawn cemetery
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

William II. Crane has received from Bronson
Howard and Brander Matthews the completed
manuscript OF their play based the life OF Peter
Stuyvesant. IL was the actors intention to spend
the greater portion OF the vacation period abroad,
hut he has thought Il advisable 10 change his plans
and stay at Cohasset. studying the character OF
Peter the Headstrong The production OF the play
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
NO CANONICAL COMPUL.SION.
BISHOP WHITEHEAD TAKES ISSUE WITH
BISHOP POTTER.

There is no abatement In the controversy
which Is being waged over the advancement or
Dr. Briggs to the priesthood by Bishop Potter
The Living Church." Of Chicago, says that II
has aroused an intense feeling throughout the
Church. At the bottom Of this feeling is the
conviction that this ordination Is one OF the
steps by which the Church is being corrupted
her formuaries stripped OF definite meaning and
her character transformed"
THE Churchman," OF New-York. which Will
be issued to-day, contains the following letter
from the Right Rev. DR.. Cortandt whitehead
Bishop Of Pittsburg:
To the Editor Of The Churchman.
In the letter OF the Bishop Of New-York given 70
the press in which he gives his reasons TOT pro-
he urges the mandatory character Of the canons as
leaving him no discretion II certain ala,o iesunon"'S
This startling to me as c,1 9ad OR swes
on any person whom for any reason, he judged un-
worthy Notwithstanding testimonials Or rI, counsIs:
there might be suits for lioel etc anu poGIsa''I
fines or damages to be paid; but no authori.y s !
thought could say: You must ordain 10, man
So | have consulted the canOns ana am reileNro
TO find that my impression was correct t"eae as 10
absolutely such word as shall used Win Win rerer r
ence to the ordination OF a priest; and WIN refer
ence 10 the ordination OF a deacon ne the bishCP ,
tinctlv Recognized by the words Critle canon :.
Section lW There being no known 0DIdCIn bvst sD
tho ordination Of the candidate on grounns pnS .
cal Intellectual or moral. the Bishop snail etS,
am at loss to understand where my pro.htp prov ,p
of New-York finds the eanonical comipu,s'On On 20 ~
which ne refers It IL unfortunate TO use II as an
argument II there is any doebt as to It's existence
For my part am well pleased TO NM that ,ts ,ne
rishop in the most solemn act Of his office Il LETT
Absolutely free in foro conscienti@ to withhold Or
acts mniustiy' but not compelled by the Churchs
law to do that which his u&dgmen & G3ndemRsA
Ptttsburg. May 22 1899
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Leo c. Teller the business manager OF Weber &
Fledss Music Hail. will have benefit performance
AT that house on Sunday evening. in which nu-
merous well-known variety performers will appear.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Manila arch at the Seventy-second-st Park
entrance would be the right ornament in the
right place, and even the anti-imperast, II at
all reasonable ought not to find fault with the
proposition
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
No. 10 Washington Square North.

Reverend and Dear Sir: Would you be so good
as 10 call at my house Thursday evening AZ
S:i5 o'clock? Would you also be so good as TO
send me word your early convenience whether
you can come. that can count on seeing you
Very truly yours, H. I. fOIlfR
Whatever the errors Of my past life may have
been had neither hint nor intimation that charges
were be preferred against me. For upward OF
year and a half had been holding interviews with
Father Van Rensselaer, and other priests and oc-
casonalIy attending Sunday services at 81. Francis
XavIer's and the Cathedral for the express pur-
pose OF becoming a Catholic. and on Monday fore
noon the sth inst, eight hours before receiving
pishop Potter's note. | called on Archbishop Cor
rigan to settle the only two questions had to
ask preparatory TO taking the final step. Post
mortem depostions OF Protestant Episcopal clergy
men who have become Catholics are by no means
unheard-of occurrences. $1,000. ..,l.,,1,. =.
Nichols Conn, May 25. 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

J. H. Gilmour will take the place Of Guy Stand
ing in the tide part Of His Excellency the Gov
ernor' at the Empire Theatre Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Palma was the whole Cuban Junta, but we
are not prepared to believe Gomez was quite
the whole Cuban Army.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
A CARD FROM MR.. NICHOLS.
All Souls Church. Madison-ave.. May 25. ls9

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: | beg for the first time. to correct a some
what misleading statement In Yesterdays issue or
your proverbially accurate paper "On the day be-
fore his submission to the Roman Catholic
Church" the item runs. ut Is said that Mr Mich
os was summoned appear before Bishop Potter
10 answer charges made against him" Two days
previous to my being baptized into the Catholic
Church. l received by the latest mail the follow
ing note from Bishop Potter
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

! A German authority praises our Navy for It's
technical ability. hut expresses a fear lest the
larger subjects Of strategy etc, may be sighted
We have an idea that American strategy was
ell right at both Manila and Santiago
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Don't pinch anybody who'll squeal!" That Is
about the sum and substance OF the police or
deR to the gambling house keepers TO close
ttHir nlacee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE TO CORPORATIONS

In conformity with Section 2o2i Of
the Civil Code. all Corporations are
hereby notified To make a full and
accurate exhibit OF the state of their
affairs for the year ending December
81, 1899. such exhibit to be filed in the
Interior Department on or before the
3ist day of January. 1900.
Blanks for this purpose will be fur
nished upon application to the Interior
Office.
Upon failure OF any corporation 10
present the exhibit within the time re-
qured, the Minister OF the Interior
will. either himself or by one or more
commissioners appointed by him, call
for the production of the books and
papers OF the corporation and examine
its officers touching it's affairs under
oath.
ALEX. YOUNG.
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, November 18th, 1899
2124-14t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15

Senator Quay's friends contend that
he will have a. majority of votes.
The siege OF Ladysmith is growing
aercer. The garrison Is suffering from
the strain. Shell practice OF the Beers
better.
A mob at Maysyille, KY. burned a
negro murderer named Coleman at the
stake. One thousand men were present
and many women. Blue yitriol and
cayenne pepper was thrown into Cole
mans eyes and his face was smashed
In with club. Prior to being set on
fire Coleman said he had nothing to
say. His death was slow and, writh-
ing in terrible agony. he was hooted
and glared at by thousands OF people
standing on the edge OF the pit. Many
women were present. He died at 10: &c
a. m. His eyes, after the pepper and
vitriol were thrown into them. were
gouged out. and some say he was
otherwise horribly mutilated. Just be
fore he died he rose to sitting post
ure and said: "If you take the fame.
away l want to say something" Ther
he sank back and died.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15
NOTICE tn CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed Executor Of the
last will and testament Of Elizabeth
Gilfllan, late Of Honolulu. Island OF
Oahu, deceased, notice Is hereby given
to all persons to present their claims
against the estate OF said Elizabeth
Gilfllan, deceased, duly authenticated,
whether secured by mortgage or other
wise. to the undersigned at the ONCE of
Cecil Brown. Esq. on Merchant street,
Honolulu, Oahu, within six months
from the date hereof. or they will be
forever barred: and all persons In
debted to said estate are hereby re-
quested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated. Honolulu. Nov. 81. 1899.
A. F. GILFILLAN,
Executor of the Last Will and Tesla
ment of Elizabeth Gilnllan.
2l27-4tF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15
STOPPED A MINISTER.
Qua 4 ri EAssu,svs Grouods Mis-
M tsr.,saJ. IT'S Orders.

Yesterday a'terapSa when thesuards
we're relieved atthe Executive grounds
the sentry a, the front gate mlsun-
dersto,d hlA Orders Shortly after he
mad been posted Minister Alexander
Young re.urnei from lunch In hack
and started through the gateway. The
guard stopped the rig. after a chal-
lenge. by running his gun between the
spokcs OF the front wheel a. the hack
passed him. The Minister was told no
one could enter and che sentry only al
lowed him q proceed after al explain
alton.
shortly afterwards the guard stop
ped an Advertiser reporter who at
tempted TO come out. Vie was told
that no one could go out unless he
called the corporal OF the guard As
the reporter was On a detail he again
attempted 30 get out, but was inform
"a that the Minister OF the Interior
had just been stopped. as the orders
were very strict. The corporal Of the
guard was found and Il turned out the
guards orders were to stop any mem
bets of the National Guard from pas.
sing the gate. Before this was learn.
ed. however, several citizens having
business inside were sent away In
search of passes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
been appointed administrative Of the
Estate Of James A. King. late of Ho-
nolulu, deceased. notice Ia hereby Civ
en- 10 all persons having claims against
the Estate OF said James \. King Ia
present their claims duly authenticated
with proper vouchers. II any exist, even
II the claim IL secured by mortgage
upon real estate. at the once OF the
HAWAIIAN TRUST a. INVESTMENT
co, LTD, IN Honolulu. within sik
months from the date hereof or they
viii be- forever barred.
CHARLOTTE D. KING,
Administrators Of thu Estate ~ James
A. King, Deceased.
Dated, Honolulu, Deosmber ., 1889,
?iSi-itf
Only the best red rubber stamps ~
the Gazette once,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15
SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6.--The mail
steamer Australia arrived from sHo-
nolulu yesterday after a fair run Of
8 days 10 hours. Captain Houdlette
will not 20 out in command Of the vts-
sci next trip. His place will be taken
by Chief Officer X. T. Lawless. Captain
HOudlette will take command of the
Mariposa on her arrival from Austria
liza. and Captain Hayward will 60 East
to bring out one OF the new steamers
now building by Cramps for the Oce-
anlc Steamship Company.
The Grant will leave here about the
14th inst. for Seattle 70 load hay,
grain and stores and she may be fol-
lowed by the Sheridan. II both YES
sells load at Seattle they will come back
to San Francisco and take away the
c0lored regiment now In quarantine at
Angel Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
been duly appointed Executor of the
last will and testament of Charles F.
Wall, late of Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons to present their claims against
the Estate Of said Charles +. Wall, de-
ceased, duly authenticated, whether Sc
cured by mortgage or otherwise, to the
undersigned at his Office on Merchant
street. Honolulu aforesaid. within six
months from the date hereof. or they
will be forever barred; and all persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby re-
quested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated, Honolulu. December 8, 1899.
CECIL BROWN,
Executor OF the Last Will and Tesla
ment Of c. F. Wall, Deceased.
2132-ltT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-15
METEOROLOGICAL
Summary for the Month
Of November.
TIN IA Mat wss Coo.lS vsb,v BE
low ths Normal Gut Avtssian
Level Ross.


Temperature mean for the month.
735 r.: normal. 73.s: average daily
uox,u, -a.. .,ar. ..,,,. -
$50 N'a"' '''o' "'." ""'s MN"
num- eS.o' average daily range. lo.o;
least daily range. go; highest temper
ature 80. lowest ca
poror,.,.r .,arauo ,oo,. ,o.,,
""ee' .'"s'' "V.V'' ""'"'
w 'correeted tor sraVity)' mghes''
so.i6: lowest. 29.ss; greatest change In
"a hours, ..O9. The atmospheric press
ure ACCOMPANYING the dry weather has
been unusually high.
Relative humidity. mean of q n. m.
and Q D. m, FOG: normal. 7G.O; mean
dewpoint, 62.S; normal, $50; absolute
moisture. 6.27 grains per cubic foot
normal, 6.93.
Rainfall. O67 inch; normal, 5.52. To-
tai since January 1, %. 90; this Is II. SO
inches below the normal, Bats. The
nast boe hecn tho dryosi Novouhcr nm