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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
BODIES OF JOHN BROWNS MEN.


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The Tribune has recently announced that 'he
remains Of seven OF the I'll faed men who followed
Iohn Brown into the Jaws OF death" at Harpers
E-err, are to ne renterred North Elba, and that
President Mckinley Will be present. There has been
q question whether the remains are actually those
Of the I'll starred associates who invaded virginia
The writer has often passed the burial spot on
the Shenandoah where II generally known
800 ., ra-our's men had been Inferred II was
about half a mile above the town, on the south
side O, the Shenandoah. The statement In The
Tribune Of August 13 that the identification had been
made by Dr. Fcatherstonhaugh, OF Washington
establishes the fact beyond the possibility OF doubt
The doctor has paid particular attention 70 the sub
feet Of the raid and It's disastrous results. Inc
writer .pent part OF a summer upon the Blue Ridge,
near Harpers Ferry and collected many new and
interesting facts concerning the operations OF John
Brown He personally knew Colonel Washington
whose home Belle Air. the ferry Brown In
vaded and carried off pistols and swords belonging
10 the ColoneTs illustrious ancestors. Some OF
Browns javelin points, made or steel ABOUT zen
inches long ard attached 10 a shaft six feet IN
length. have been preserved among the rehcs OF
the raid one Of these nave. Severst laI *
roughly made knives are among the relics the
knives and spears are supposed 70 have been MADE
Brown and his men gathered.
be pertinent 10 add that some years ago IdCts
came to my knowledge which may be interesting 70
Adrondacks 7 visited Phneas Norton. a prominent
citizen and noted abolitionst IN the keene valley
From him gathered some interesting IN sIon
alive in the Great North Woods. Norton would
not admit that Brown had COMMUNICATED the o.
the gate: Watch The Tribune, and you will see
TSs gos ana . %3f' Nor 0en9 the to
terment Of the remains Of his men by the slde OK
their chief will be simple act OF Justice the &C.
Elizabethtown. y. Y. Aug l6, 1893 W On.
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cFoBGF CLARKE TO LEAVE TIE STAGE.

II was reported yesterday that George Clarke
who has been for many years member OF Angus
tin Days company. has decided TO leave the stage
Mr. Clarke was one Of the Oldest members OF the
company counting by years Of service IN H. ana
for the last few seasons ne was stage y.
,ba theatre He has played at Days nearly every
o-t ~ mart known 10 the drama Since the death OF
Mr. DAILY Mr. Clarke has had many excellent oners
OF positions on the stage and one 70 take chaEss
~ JrsTatic school The report Is, however, thaI
he docs nor care 10 accept any OF these ana prelsrS
70 end his stage career altogether MY. Clarks
owns I home and consldeFdo4e a1HOu14' - N'1'
real estate in Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
SAMUEL HENRY ROKENBAUGH.

Samuel Henry Rokenbaugh, who died suddenly
on Tuesday at Easthampton, Long Island was
well known IN this city. He retired from business
many years ago and Ind been living at the Hotel
Bristol The family had cottage at Eastnanp-
ton. When Mr.. Rokenbaugh left the CITY g.
,ha ,,,ddla ~ June he was apparently in good
health His death therefore, came as snock 90
his acquaintance IN this city Mr. Rokeho "a
was vidOwer. son, n. q. Rokenoaush, ahS
Saugh-er Mrs F H Davies. survive him MI.
Rokenbaugh was IN mis- eshty sirrh Easbamp
tor On Friday at 1890 and the body will De
broueht 10 this city for burial in Trinity Cemetery
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WILL OF PROF. CHARLES J. sT11LE.

Philadelphia, Aug. E.-The Register Of Wills to-
day admitted 20 probate the will Of the late Pro-
fessor Charles J. Sde, former provost Of the Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania who died on August II.
The will disposes Of estate valued at sl5S,i7o
and provides that the widow shall enjoy the income
OF the estate, and upon her death. after a few
minor legaces have been paid. tbs estate is 10 be
divided into three equal parts, and given 10 Yale
University, Gloria Del Church this city, and the
Historical Society OF Pennsylvania, under certain
conditions The bequest Yale is 10 be perpetu-
ally and exclusively devoted 10 defraying the
penses OF the instruction Of the undergraduates in
history and political science.
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OBITUARY.
ALBERT ". HALE.

Albert w Hale A civil engineer Of No. u5 West
One hundred nd-sixth-st. died in Hudson Street
Hospital last evening from apoplexy. On Mon
day afternoon last while calling on his friend H.
G. Paine Harper Brothers publishing house, in
Franklin Square. Mr.. Hale seized with at
tack Of apoplexy and removed 10 the hospital
He never fully recovered consciousness, and died
at 40 o'clock yesterday.
In the recent inspection OF the drygoods as
had charge OF the Work The body removed
TO his home last night. Mr.. Hale about sixty
years old and bachelor.
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Ex-PosTnAsTER GENERAL JAMES SAILS.

Ex-Postmaster General Thomas l. James presi-
dent Of the Lincoln National Bank, was passen-
ger on the White Star Line steamship Majestic.
which sailed for Liverpool yesterday. He was &C.
companied by his wife. Mr.. James. who has just
recovered from illness, will make a six weeks
tour OF England and Wales.
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COURTESIES TO DEWEY.
oLYMPIA's MEN TO LAND FOR DRILL PUR
POSES AT vILLEFRANCHE.

Nice, Aug. 23.-Admiral Dewey and the on
GERS and men of the Olympia, now at Vile
franche. here. already anticipating
their New-York reception. and are preparing for
their part in IT, The Admiral has received per-
mission from the authorities to land the Olympia
battalion at villefranche for drill purposes dur
ing the remainder OF the cruisers stay there.
NJ. Granet. Project Of the Alpes-Maritimes'
visited Admiral Dewey to-day. The former ex-
pressed the pleasure OF the French Government
at the Admirers visit adding his assurances OF
personal admiration.
1t is expected that Admiral Dewey Will come
10 Nice tomorrow and return the Projects and
other official visits.
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SISTER MARY XAvIERINE

Sister Mary Xavierine. thirty-one years old.
whose name in the world was Mary Gllhooy' died
IN the convent al Brentwood last Saturday she
had lived in Flushing. and entered the noYua az
in 1891 She received the habit two years later,
and spent five years in St. Joseph's Convent N
Brooklyn. The burial took place yesterday n Ine
graveyard Of ct. Patricks Church In Bay onore -.
Requiem mass was celebrated in the Church OF
Our LADY of Perpetual Help.
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sosTHENEs JUSTIN LUccHETTI

sosthenes Justin Lucchetti late Consul for France
al ST. Thomas. West Indies, died yesterday at $50
a. m his home. No. ~ East Forty-sixth-st.,
from a complication OF diseases Mr.. Lucchetti was
a knight OF the Legion OF Honor a knight Com
mander OF 81. Gregory the Great conferred on him
by Pope Leo KID. a knight OF Isabella Ia "a
tolica. and he also belonged 70 other orders.
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5petial Notites.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.
IN THE UNITED STATES.

IN THE UNITED STATES.
DAILY with Sunday. s. a MONTH address snanged -
often desired; 81 20 for three nonrs' 20 'o' "H
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70 wear Address changed often as desired
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Wedne-days " yert
20 foreign countries. except Mexico ana SAha'A 80
year. including extra postage -. -.
savs 90 a year. 81 for six months. Every Tuesday.
storv of the war with Spain Every Friday an nus
800 S,rrnleusrt To foreign couaries, excsS Aexco
and canada including extra postaze - 40 year
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1899, - cents copy
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DIED.

Buon august q s, As5 r,. .;s. T s s se. ~;
the late william Gedney Bull. In the sstn year q
Funeral services will Be- held her late residence Ne
sth-st. Friday nernins. August ~ 81 ~
o'clock.
u s@s s aF s ASs'' IN me a.
Funeral services a, her late residence Friday afternoon ct
$50 O'Clock
HAYEs-A. pinart Franc. August 10 isss p Emily
and daughter o, late william Henry Fuller. %
No Sa.s: s @ A Asss o sss mi, Hs
OF Frank 8 and Katharine Estsle Hyatt. AGED year
N6 1iS9'D q n run aazi hereafter
LosEY-on August % susan ". Losey
18Th st ln., ~ west ''1' 49, " ~
II II on, wsPs:aay Asss Justin 80 e..
former French Consul at S. Thomas, J" rsso,s
e Grand. Isabel Ia csioica. etc.
European ana s., Thomas D. W l. papers corr.
1889 William oothou,. in his nth year
PAsKETT--A, Noun, vernon. y Y. August n 80
VIII b he'd the residence e s,' ~ sse
non. y T.. Thursday, August "A, Al . m
RoKENBAUGH-At Ea.,harnpton Long Island ANGUS
%. 1890 Samuel Henry Rokenoaush. IN the ~'h ye@
Funeral services Wi, held St Lgkss church EA~a-
rnts4s5 in 03 Fa1y t ASsa e at city
sCHULTZ-At Eagle Bay. y. z. August u. 1880 rdA
Schultz.
Funeral services the resd.nc. Of her parent: Nc.
I76 Midand-ave. bloomfield y. J.. OF Thursday. Angus
- az 2.
Interraeut az convenience Of the family.
Trains leave Barclay and Christopher az $50 =.
Buffalo papers please copy.
THoRN-At BROOKLYN. Tuesday. August q, E,as-ra g.
wife Of A 3. Thorn.
Funeral services residence. No s3 carbrfyO
Place Brooklyn. Thursday 2th inst. a. oeinek
.. m. which relatives and friends are Invited
Kindly flowers.
woOD-A Orange n j. August g. 1899 Mary 4
Wood widow OF Hon. Freeman Wood in the ssh ysnr
OF
Funeral az her late residences, No 203 Lnccn-U~.
Orange Saturday. August %. at ? N.
Internent Rockavay. y. j., on arriva OF p n
train from NeV-York.
A-The Kensico Cemetery.-Prvste stast3
Harlem Raroa4 ~ minutes ride from the Grand Cenua
Depot ONCE. IL East 42d-st.
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10 RE 1Nv1TEp no MEET THE pREs1pENr

Evansville Ind. Aug. 23-Mayor William NJ
Aiken. Captain J W Wartman and others OF this
city started to-day for a tour OF the Northern
States 10 invite the Governors and other prom-
nent men 10 meet President Mckinley here at the
national reunion OF the Blue and Gray, on October
10 IL y and l3. The reunion Is meeting hearty
response from the South, and is the outcome Of the
Presidents Atlanta speech.
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GIFT TO THE APT MUSEUM.

From an anonymous giver the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art has received a vase Of solid silver
richly decorated with magnolia designs in enamel.
II stands about three feet high and was originally
exhibited al The Chicago WORLDS Fair.
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PRESIDENT A DELEGATE

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. 2s-President Mckinley
has been elected 10 represent the local Encamp-
ment No Is Union Veterans Legion. at the ma
tional encampment TO be held In Baltimore on
September B. Il and Is The President is a mem
Der of the local organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
GEORGE r. POST RESIGNS.
BUSINESS PREVENTS HIS REGULAR ATTENDANCE
AT THE MEETINGS OF THE BOARD
OF EXAMINERS OF THE BUILD
NGs DEPARTMENT.

TNGs DEPARTMENT.
George 3. Post. a member OF the Board OF Ex-
aminers OF the Buildings Department has resigned
He was appointed through the nomination OF the
American Institute OF Architects which ne repre-
sented on the Board. Mr.. Post. his Office at No
80 East Seventeenth-st. said yesterday that he
signed because OF the number Of his engagements
and the great pressure OF business OF the last few
months. He said ne could not attend the meetings
OF the Board OF Examiners regularly, and he
thought the representative OF the Institute should
be there regularly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

JUICES .%re the acGGitta Of Dreyfus. In vain
did MERCER and Roget demand and 9otan a- Toai
with the truth and the logic Of fact HIS s.d {est-
mony remained unshaken' whole uhiinPeaoHeN
THE RENNEs FARCE-TRAGEDY.
From The Washington Times
while ignooly beaten and routed at every turn,
ca5aP ~ Srity generals and officials, has by no
means given up the fight. and miserable 70 relate;
the sonse9s1s d IN RRenRes is that cOnn
much more probable than verdict OF h'' suN''
A HOPEFUL VIEW.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel
There is nothing the testimony thus FAR giysg9
to make r qnyoody in the behaviour Of court
martial nothing which makes his conYcuon seem
p.o ,a snoud look back little way: Wien the
case was transferred from the criminal chauiDer 10
the full C9 gs Of of men sssntTen8y to Dre
the vote for revision was unanimous
A RACIAL HATRED.
From The Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Tn. feeling is growing that while the majority ot
the people Of France are ro bscaTse they are ami
mated by belief that ne Is guilty, put rs.he b.tn
cause Of racial hatred and r rear l rseet ' on the
honor OF the army
THE KEYNOTE OF THE TRIAL.
From The Baltimore American
In letter published not very long ago In France
he declared that II Dreyt9s were WI aS
Innocent or had suffered ten times as much the
undeserved suffering OF one man YOU'D sun DC "a -
nothing compared 10 the safety or the nation. IN
that sentence lies the keynote OF the ~noe mys-
tery mystery as far as other countries are con;
cerned1 o. the Dreyfus case-the suDor dlnauoh %
the Individual and the exaltation or an IDEA
THE BURDEN OF PROOF.
From The Buffalo Courier.
The impression has been produced that II is nee
essary for the accused TO demonstrate coneiusiSeV
his Innocence while the prosecution II not apso-
iutey required to prove the charges brought against
him IL Is also dlf1cut 10 understand IN ms coun,
trv how the president even OF a court martial could
hermit a witness TO express a mere BELIEF as 70
whether the prisoner Is guilty or Is innocent OF lne
crime OF which he Is accused without using MS au
thority 10 stop or prevent improper utterahces OF
this kind.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

rr4r-RspAY-At a. m. for Europe per Biz
marck via Cherbourg SOUTHAMPTON and Hatnou ~
.~r-pD AY-At 30 a m for Europe per 9 'LueAniA
via Queenstown Getters FOR France s~i'TsrsnS I "a.
80, 10 airectad per = . Lncania ,; al ODD m
o. france switzerland. Italy spain Portugal! I9-sey
% dstters FOR other parts Of Europe must be directed
a r. Nornlandie' ,. at a for Netherlands
49,, nar 3 5. Amsterdam. via Rotterdam 0estsrs
80 he directed per 9 .. Amsterdam }.
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PREPARATIONS FOR DEWEY AT BOSTON

Boston. Aug Ex-Governor Wocott has designated
Lieutenant Governor Crane. President Smith Of the
Senate and Speaker Bates OF the House a COM
mittee on the part OF the Commonwealth to confer
with Mayor Quincy representatives Of the Home
Market Club and Chamber OF Commerce and ar
range for a reception TO Admiral Dewey when he
visits Boston.
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LATE STEAMSHIP ARRIVAL.

The steamer Pennsylvania. Captain spledt, from
Hamburg August 10 and Boulogne Il. with mer-
chandise, 1923 cabin and 455 passengers 70
the Hamburg American Line arrived at the Bar at
?. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

LanTdon Mitchell the author OF Mrs Minnie
Madden Fishes stage version Of Vanity Fair
entitled Becky Sharp" which is TO ne produced al
the Fifth Avenue Theatre in September, arrived IN
tow1 on sunday having been sent for by Mrs.
F-ske 10 make some changes which she desired III
the PLAY and 10 be present at the rehearsals'
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nnrnrcrnp E0R GERMAN OPERA.

Berlin. Aug. ct is reported that Maurice Grau
has engaged Dr. Muck. OF Berlin. TO conduct the
German operas at the Metropolitan for the season
az a salary OF $500
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pryrrraNCEs should always be made IA Pcsonoe
MONEY! 1rds- Express money order Or draft on NV
Work CITY II cash sent by mall, unE~sis'etsS -"
,rrtb,n. win not be responsible FOR It's loss
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DEWEY WELCOME CHANGED
TIE ADMIRAL ASKED TO BE HERE ONE
DAY EARLIER.

pARApEs CAN THEN BE HELD ON FRIDAY
AND sArURDAY-PLANs FOR THE
MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET
The Plan and Scope Committee OF the Dewey
celebration Committee held an open meeting in
che MAYORS Office yesterday TO Consider the re-
norts OF the different subcommittee and TO
hear from the special committee appointed TO
shave down the former reports asking for por
lions Of the appropriation. The reports first
nut IN made total Of nearly S1900O0 required,
with only $4,000 TO draw from.
Previous TO the meeting Admiral John W.
Philip. commanding the New-York Navy Yard,
and Captain Robley y. Evans had long con-
ference with Acting Mayor Guggenheimer. Cap
tain Evans had a communication from the Navy
Department, and both officers were invited 10
be present at the meeting. There were also
rresent Major General Roe General Howard
Carroll. Herbert F. Guunison. Vernon NJ. Davis.
w J. K Kenny. Lewis Nixon Alderman Muh.
Colonel Guilford Hurry and Secretary Warren
". Foster. Vernon NJ Davis was In attend
ance as proxy for Commissioner Kane, chair
man Of the Committee Stands. and Mr..
Kenny for Park Commissioner Clausen. Of the
Committee on Decorations.
In the absence OF General Butterfeld- who Is
sick. Acting Mayor Guggenheiner was chosen
temporary chairman.
Mr. Nixon presented the report Of the com
1nittee appointed 20 pare down the amounts
asked by the different subcommittee The re-
mort apportions the amount Of appropriation as
follows:
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MARRIED.

BoYD-RoRrNSCN-on Wednesday. August ~ ieee e
Church Of the Transnguration Nev-Yoyk BY Rsv.
c. X. Houghton Butler. Elizabeth Jane Robinson -
Richard vendome Boyd. both Of New-Rochslle. ". Y.
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postofHce Notice.

fs,oud be read DAILY by all interested as changes nay
o' - occur any time - -
r-, wall. for The week ending August 20 1875. VIA
80 1ssronnrv IN ali cases the General Postofnce
Post Mails Close SHe e~'''' N.>>s
clo,t N me below
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IN NEW YORK CITY
RENrITTANCES.

One per copy extra postage is ensIseo On ~
York City.
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Paul stefndo-r has been re-enEaged as leader OF
the orchestra for the Alice Nelson opera COM
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FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE.
DAILY with sundays 81 rs month. Address changed
DAILY without Sunday. IA month. Address
changed al often as desired
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TIE DRETFUS TRIAL.

prcor-Ap1rs MERC1LEss ARRAIGNMENT.
From The Chicago Post
7, ,,s,,ce and law have any meaning 70 the seven
,,dgse Ptcouarts straightforward, crushing reclta!
should insure the acqutiai OF Dreyus ,.in IN c ca1
.ro ~ with Picouart They found him armed
with the truth and the logic OF fact HIS tesu-
mony remained mistaken "hole unlihPea0NN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

Notices Of marriages and deaths must b ~
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

Tribune once, Aug "a a. m.-The weather yesterday
partly cloudy and moderate The temperature ranged
II and Is degrees the C7S degrees De
ing 81. than OF Tuesday and l"s de
er.s lower than that Of the corresponding day OF last
year. IN =. ,.,-
According oncia the weather VIII be tar
and moderate to-day.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. Aug 23-Moderate temperatures continue
Dast while there been further tall In the
Central West There been rise In the central val
leys. while throughout the South high temperatures
Maximum temperatures Of 100 degrees occurred at
Kansas CITY Concordia and Abilene and one OF i02 de-
grees Phoenix There have been local showers and
thundersorrns portions Of the North and South Atlantic
and Gulf the lake region
IN plateau states fair weather has
prevailed higher temperatures except on the coast
Generally fair indicated for Thursday and FRI
day Gulf States northeastwarf and IN the ex-
IRENE Southwest Thunderstorms likely Thursday
in the upper lake region upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys. probably reaching into Indiana and
Northern Ohio Friday. Fair weather 10 Indicated IN
the extreme 7, will be somewhat cooler on Thurs
day from Oklahoma and Northern Texas north
Northern Illinois Fresh winds will pre-
vail on the north the northern
portion and southeriy on the southern portion
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY
For the District Of Columbia. New-Ensisnt Eastern
New-York New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware
MARYLAND and Virginia generally fair today and Friday
fresh north winds
For West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Western
Nsw-York generally fair to-day and Friday; winds
mostly fresh easteriy.
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.,.-,.-rn N.rrEn. Erc.-oerman st-amer- .ains 90

.pRrNrED MATTER, ETc-dernan steamer, 'ailLns %
1900 AXE Printed Matter, ETC., for Germany. ara
scaiy Addressed Printed Matter etc for ether pasts
vI-one American and Whine star steamers co
gyy.aSsssays Germ steamers Thursdays. and GU
rsTS french German steamers on SATURDAYS axe
Printed Matter. etc tor AZ So~"'I'es III "'~- '-~S
are advertised 70 carry mai! -
go tbs closing the Supplementary rransAtlantc
malls named above additional supplementary nss are
onenet on the piers Of the American English Irsnea
"a German steamers. and remain open until wilma
Tsr Nruter OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.
rnrHrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Tribune self
recording The dotted line the temperA
ture recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
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A-The Kensico Cemetery'-Private stafoo
Harlem Raroal ~ minutes ride from the Grand CenuA
Depot ONCE. I6 East 42d-st.