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DEBATE DECIDED FOR FILIPIyOS.
PROFESSOR sELIGMAN MEETS EDWARD NJ
SHEPARD AT COOPER UNION.

PROFESSOR sELIGMAN MEETS EDWARD NJ
SHEPARD AT COOPER UNION
shall the course OF the Administration with
-sez-d 70 the Philippine Islands and the Fihpinos
Dc sustained?' was the question that was put 10
= large audience at Cooper Union last night
Charles sprzgue Smith, Of the Peoples Instituts
nr1 this question 20 the audience after DEBATE
ss~uAs- Professor E P A Seligu1an. OF CoIurlpla
University, who took the affirmative and Eo"aro
NJ shepard the negative A rising vote was TAKEN
Nr Smith announced that 80 persons voted Ior the
nropositton Then he asked those who opposed the
policv OF the Administration 70 stand up ne an
uouured that $50 persons had risen
Several times Mr.. Shepard had 70 caution ms au-
6isnce 70 refrain from kissing the names OF loA-
yidrals When Mr.. Shepard, after some saurlcai
remarks On the treaty with the Sultan OF sulu Win
regard 70 slavery and polyganay, asked. DO you
egres with this policy there were cries OF NO
ror- They're wrong" Put them out OF office.
were heard
Professor Seignan said In opening that ne "ould
not discuss the consurutionalty Of the matter out
s-s sxpediency He declared that had the Ameri-
cans run away from Manila after the victory the
barbarians cannibals and savages would lnlneo-
atelv relapse into their natural state He SAID that
ne policy Of the President was supported Dy lhe
reoole in the last election He then discussed the
action OF England IL elevating the fellah Of Egypt
ard the slaves Of India The same high motive was
IN the American mind in EegaEd TO the EiiPinGs
al important negotiation with respect 70 the open
China DIG any one suppose l1at ma II
r1or been for the victories in the war with Spain
the answers Of England, Germany and the other
countries would have been prompt and in the
sAirmattve2
Mr.. Shepard began by saying he had outlined q
certain Plan Of argument, but the arguments OF
Professor SeigInaa had caused him 10 abandon IL
He said in regard 70 Secretary Hays treaty in the
OF the open door in China that il would be
necessary 70 see what Germany. England. Russia
Tczlv and other countries have placed down IN
black and white before reaching = conclusion.
The Filtpfnos had g Congress and an organtZa-
ton. AgUtnsldo (spplause)-I don't want you to
cheer for Aguinaldo: he is doing what you and I
would 90 z similarly circumstance
fighting for liberty"
Then Mr. Shepard referred 70 the treaty sent 70
the Senate between General John G. Bates, repre-
sen-fug the United States. whereby this country
agrees allow the system OF poIygamy and
slavery % exist II the island OF the Sultan. and
SAID that under its provisions the United States
soldiers should ACT as bailiffs TO hand prisoners
over 70 the Sultan 10 have justice administered
them
Professor seiigrnan closed with short reply 70
Ar. Shepard
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ODELL NAY sUPPL4NT GIBBS.

Organization Republicans IN the city assert
ing yesterday that Frederick 5. Gibbs, the leader
in the IXUh District, would be candidate for re-
election New-York States representative in the
Republican National Committee 1t Is understood
that there has been talk among Republicans In
up State districts in favor of having Gibbs dis
placed Senator Plat has declined 10 talk on the
subject He IS believed by many OF the politicians
10 favor the election OF Chairman Odeu OF tha
Republican State Committee National Commit
teeman. but Mr.. Odeu has not committed himself
the subject Mr. Odell has become next 10
Senator Platt the leader Of the Republican rzanf
cation and he could be National Committeeman IL
not say YET II he wants the place
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HAzEr MERCEDES FOR Kinds.

ACCUSED MEN DISCHARGED By MAGISTRATE
POOL. WHO B1AMEs THEIR ACCUsER
Ex-Assemblyman Robert Mazet held Il cousulta-
ton with Magistrate Pool. II the Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday. before Frank Kinds. OF No
12l East Twenty-thfrd-st, and Jacob Klein. credit
clerk in the employ OF the 45tna Surety Company,
ar No 9 Park Row, were araigned- George
Holmes a private detective. the complainant. who
charged them with conspiracy to swindle. did not
appear. Detective Gargan. who arrested Klein,
said he could induce Holmes to attend court
At this Ma gistrats Pool said:
That man is unquestiorably scoundrel Of the
worst kind. informed that after be had arrest
ed Kinds he attempted 10 extort money from nm;
the promise that the charge would be dropped
wish officer, you could bring him before me WoGI
take pleasure in imposing the heaviest penaLty
possible under the law. I would send him 20 Ine
penitentiary for ten years could Inc prisoners
discharged
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SPEAKER yIxOy EFFECTED TO-DAY.

REPORT THAT He WILL HAVE a CONFERENCE
WITH MEssRs PLATT AND ODELL-POs-
sIBLE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN.
Speaker Nixon Of the Assembly is expected 70
come 70 tEis city to-day and have q conference
with Senator PIatt and Chairman OdeIl OF the Re
publican State COMMITTEES. Senator Plat and Mr.
1deu were together in the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening. 3Ir. Oden went 70 Washington on Thurs
day morning and returned with the Senator late
yesterday afternoon He said last evening that
Senator Plat expected have a talk with Speaker
Nixon about the legislative situation Several other
Republicans probably wiz be at the hotel 70 talk
over The plans for legislation The competition Ct
he committees OF the Assembly viii be discussed
fully. and Il IS probable that Speaker Nixon VIII
prepare fun list OF the committees al the con-
ference Thus far il IS understood that the chair
nen Of committees already selected are the follow
ing:
HIn Of Erie: Cities, Kelsey. Of Livingston; Taxa
rion. De GraT Of Kings; Public Health. DR. Henry,
q NeW-E0rk; judiciary. Fish OF Madison CODES,
Delaney. Of Onondsgas Railroads. BedeIl. OF Or
sngs Insurance, Coughtry. OF Albany Banks,
NcEwzn. Of Albany: Privileges and Elections. Fall
lows Of Sew-York, Excise. Rogers Of Broomes
General Laws. Burnett Of Ontario, Electricity and
Gas. Witter. Of Tioga; Labor Costello. Of Osgego.
Republican politicians IN this city are interested
particularly n the composition Of the Committee
On the Affairs Of Cities. At time there was
talk q appointing AssembIyman Fallows 10 the
eaairsnship Of the committee. but f. has been In
lfnAtsd recently that he may not even get place
q ne committee this year. John A Weekes. jr.,
eeeLeo from the X4Eth District OF SeW-York IS
expected 70 be member or the committee.
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE 5. .MKIBBIN.

George S. McKibbin. a Custom House broker, OF
No Sc Wall-st. died on Thursday at his home. No.
81 Madison-ave. from paralysis, after an Illness
Of about nine months. He was born in this city
sxtyone years ago and after being educated in the
public schools entered the firm OF his father, who
was also Custom House broker. and when MS
father died he succeeded the business The elder
McKfbbn was one OF the founders OF Williamsburg
and one OF the pioneer Custom House brokers o.
this city George < McKIbhin married Miss Eliza
beth Cornish whose father was large owner OF
New-York real estate. Besides the widow he leaves
three sons George Clarence and John. all in bust
ness in this city Mr.. Mckibbin was communi-
cant OF St Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church.
and the funeral will take place there to-day at 10
m. The burial will be in Evergreens Cemetery.
KIiaen Van Rensselaer,. with whom he shared Of
fees for thrty-four years: Francis c Reed, George
W. Jones and Charles VI. Parks will be paIbearers
The Custom House Brokers Association will be
represented by a delegation
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SAMUEL ". MILBANK.

Samuel W MiIbank died yesterday at his home.
No 80 East Thirty -eighJh-st., from pneumonia,
after q short Illness Though a man OF independent
means he had Offices at No. Il Ptne-st.. where he
acted as receiver for many large concerns. among
them the Mutual Benefit Life Association and the
Eixbv Backing Company. He was born in this
civ stxtF-three years ago He was member OF
~ Uovrutovn Association the Union. Manhattan
racquet Tennis. South Side Sportsmen's, New
work Yacht and Whist clubs
Mr. Mlbank never married he leaves Two
bro+hers H r and II. A Milbank and one sister
The funeral will be held at 80 p m to-5lorrow az
TSrarsrv Nj MI5ank was veteran OF the Civil
VA
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coLUHBr4 DEB4TERs CHOSEN.

The Regulation Of Trusts Is 70 be debated oy
Columbia and Chicago universities At their annual
debate IN March. Preliminary trials 10 select the
Columbian team and alternates were held az the
university library last evening and the judges.
Professors kirChwey, Butter Van Ar1ringe ana
Burgess and Mr.. Carleton, selected six men-Car-
doz0 go co L Cobb GO L: Ernst 90 L; France.
%; Ogden 90. and Wood % l. These men VIII be
divided into two teams and meet in a formal de-
bate, when the final viii be chosen There
IS much interest IN debating az Columbia this year.
arrangements being made for debates with
both Cornell and Pennsylvania.
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THE REV. WILLIAM D'oRvILLE DoTY.

Rochester y. Y Jan. 5.-The Rev. William dor
Vile Doty died his home No. 207 East-ave-. az
o'clock this morning. For the last few days he
had suffered from a severe attack OF bronchitis and
pneumonia
The Rev. Dr. William d'Orville Doty. who had
been rector Of Christ Church Rochester, for TWEEN
ty-three years. was born in windham. y. Y, sixty
three years ago. He was graduated from Kenyon
College 1862 and later received the degree Of D. D
from his Alma Mater He made deacon IN
1854 and priest in 1866 He successfully assist
OF St PauIs. Boston; first rector Of All Gaints'
Brooklyn, and rector of ST. PauTs. Waterloo. from
which place he went to Christ Church. Rochester
Dr. Doty was prominent in church affairs and was
several times delegate 10 the General Convention
He had great capacity for organization. and mis-
parish Is one Of the most important in Rochester.
where he greatly beloved not only by his own
people but by the citizens generally.
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Should read DAILY ~ al Interested. changes,
Foreign mans ior ne week ending January 800 VII
s6ws Pa2ss.s Post Mats close enc soa- eas sas5
closing time shown below Parcels Pos, Mails fer Ger
Rhen. THURSDAY ard al 5 Friday iar a-spAtea pes
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS
sATURPAT-At a so5 Sstasrtsats Street per
TecIed per : statsndaHl71; AZ a n CsgprIs-
Ts os.n ig2 a. N 'os E' Psr 81 5.2 s5 -
5. Thingvaila, va ChFistaais Gs;tsrs must Be a.
rectst per $ ThiHgvsHaJ-
PRINTED MATER ETS=-e5erraan steamers sanlaE
sss4ys az 49, s.asf 2s.Ssr sss Tor sag a.
parts q Europe American ana Vhirs star s-ez--s
$500 E-a,.s - r.-11- s.-sr,.-x = rs-sa-s
take Printed Matter etc car al countries f1r THtca
Af;sr me closing OF the suppIenentz-y Transa,azt.s
opsnsd piers q Azserieaa- Ezsiish F-enea
Ten Minutes Of shs hour q sailing q steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cENrRAL- AMERICA WEST
sATCEDAI-At l a n tsr Ss'Eto1sdlana. ps- a 8
rnuda per Trinidad 10 a H. complimentary
carShaEsnz and reyo1ra re zIeae asssrs r.
Costa Aca must De d5 49, pes : As1s a. u a.
Puerto REQ va san Juan Curacao and Nsnszue-a a-so
sas; At u n tar PgeTso Rleo Pc : ATzslis va
a. Z for La Plsta G9ga5riss direct PEI : a A.-s-
Pasre and ssraeoa. per cariSyos
ysSs pa - 50 n ~ 81 sIs5u -
steamer from North sydney
thence hy steamer close ones szily : $50
D 6cornectta< close 8fon6zy. Wednesday
Saturday Nails for MiGueion BY raI 5cstua
and thence by steamer close ~ iris once daily a.
$50 D fer Gaia. hy rail PORT Tampa. Fla.
thence ~ close this once daily (sxcep-
Monday = a. the connecting closes Sun
% Mani. and thence steamer. close this
oface every Monday Tuesday and SATURDAY az - %
closes Tuesday ana
fafs Mexico
sfsnarch Nv - -.
daily so m and go Mails CcszA
Rica Belize Puerto CuTrsz and Guatemala.
asy Al : , m 6soansens sosss here Sundays azs
Costa Rlca and Mondays Tor
Co-r-r aad Guatemala sRess-ersd mai loss A. q
p n prsvious Registered mail closes a. , n
day before
TRASsPACLFIC NAILS
Mails Tor Hawai- Japan. china ard ~ PhrEu-
pine Islands va san Francisco. close hers
asuv A. ESQ z m Up January II .zeInssre
far dispatch per Hong Kong Mari Mails.
seattle. close here daily $50 r..
% 20 JaEuary - Inclusive. flr dispatch per >
Bisen fontsin- Malis Australia except Vest
Zealand. Hawai- FIT and Samoan Islands
Iscsrnhsr 80 ana Up January - Inclusive.
aav u arrival = = Canpazla. due Ne0-Tlrlx
January - f-r cispafch pr = s. No1na- Nails tcr
China ard Janai. VIA Vancouver Close here daily A.
$50 D m % 10 January - lncl1sss far Dispatch
4 % Japan registered mai 81
directed Nails fer Lsla-zs
Francis. close as-e taly a. $50
January inclusive Tor d.sparcn 1y sap CRY e
Australia Except West Australia.
vTrtch Europe. az1 Zeaal1. Wh.ch <1ss
san Francisco. Hawaii szd Fii Islands. va Van
p Inclusive. dispstsh per 3 MioWsra-
TranEpacidc mails forwarded u sailing DAY
anA schedule q cosilg arranged rhe presuzp
ton uninterrupted overland s7<xLs-
i se-ed nail close. a. 8 > N prsxsoas 1zy.
1 CORNELIUS cCrT P,scrAznzn
Poxto-csL Ssz York n z. DscsGhsr - tssA =
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sLEEPNG C4sHIER 5000 AT ~.

Three alarms were sent midnight for fire
the first floor Of the three story brick building
No. 5a6 Va1de-bilt-ave-. near Northumberland
seventy-secoud-st the plant OF the DresselI Rail-
way Lamp Company The fire started in the oils
and paints and il IS thought was caused by spon-
taneous combustion. Cashier Charles Burg Of the
concern, slept in the building in a near the
main Office Fireman George BisseN found him
partially overcome by the smoke. but the fresh air
quickly revived him The loss is placed $40 600,
and IS covered. il is said. by ample insurance.
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PLFNOCTH ALDs LITINGsTON COLLEGE.

After the weekly prayer meeting in Plymouth
Church last night $500 was raised in about five
minutes for the work OF Livingston College. an
institution in North Carolina for the education Of
negroes President Mason, himself a black man,
was present. and talked the condition OF the
negroes in the South and the necessity for edu-
eating them. s \. White led with $50. and
VII gay 30 also.
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PATRICK =. MGANN

Patrick H McCann who kept hotei az Surf
ave. and West Efghth-st., Coney Island. died AZ
his home yesterday afternoon from asthma and
Brisht's disease He was born II Ireland nearly
sixty years ago but had lived in this country most
Of his life. He left widow and eight cnlIdren-
The funeral Will be held from the Catholic Church
OF the Guardian Angel al $50 p N on Monday
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OFFICES

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A LOSS TO BRITISH FIRMS.

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES DIsHEARTENED
OVER OUTLOOK
London. Jan. 5.-The British FIRE insurance COM
panies doing business in the United States. accord
ing 10 the financial expert OF The Daily Chroui-
Gle" had bad year in 1899. the competition being
so hot that II is getting doubtful whether II Is
worth their while 70 attempt 70 get business IN the
T-nfred STATES.
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thus nodined the order confirm the report Of the
Justices Rurnsey and Patterson concur In the de-
clslon rresfctng Justice Van Brunt and Justice
q Brien dissent, because the objection was rot
urged before the referee and should rot now be
brought up. ~ NV -
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7oI-At 'As home g rs s.sss Ms o c-s,Sz-
IaidniEht q pneumonia. GeoTss soaay- Or san F-aa
Funeral services Monday. January 5 1900 at 800
c45rtsss, WI meet Ire KS train rom Ssr-Torx On
Londoa and Paris papers please copy
CO: 7. ssSsesealy Iaasary As-s= Buck
leu = ne So {ssr 2 his 9s. -, ,s..,oc..-
Episcopal Church. fremont
ne srs,hrea 2. Guiding st.- Leas. 10 sss aaa
a N A.. Tssgefa.y Tsq1sa'se g atisna sss --
u Chur-h I7sth-st ana vvssalagssz-sys- ssrsrzAg.
4RTHeR 7 DE- WILDE seeesss s15---' Nsss--
coIEsA, his residence p seesaaa Pace n January
49, S2 LEE = a. Is S5 = rs , ..-..s
funeral services from his are residence Monday
Insreas eonvsnisacs family Trinity
6as 5s5. g.sss q =: az 5a7s-y ..t Nsz sss
rs Psssss-svs saturday. January q a. , N
e4sSIEs-a T,aay Jas ~ r 80, At ga7-as =
Fuasral from resiesnee No 10 H7ws-Evs. az
Nswark papers please copy
S.ARST. ~. BEosya % wsassssy 5assy No e
sisss ssashisr e ne sts ca5isia James sss Jsssr:s
Relatives ana friends say.,sa ss.s4s 'ss ssss5a
Please omit flowers
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FgRsFa q 7r q e Fe 5z S 81 81 u5 a.
O'Clock
luterm-nt at s.IIsrooz y Y
MILRANE-On January > e. p7euraouia. samuel " MI
bank. n the 81 wear n bis age
St, sunday. January :. a. $50 n
RoBERTsON-At his residence. Il East Ssrh-st Tuao
Robertson. q hearr failure January s. 100
Funeral from his -esidsucs January > a. 10 = N
Intsrmcnt At Philadelphia
SANFORD-At Highland Park. Ss7T-BrunsTiok. n =
THURSDAY January 800. David BENJAMIN Sanford n
The s6th year Of
Relatives respectfully invited % attend
funeral Monday aftsrucCn. January : a. .
q Saf-or1
Adeaids-avs-- Highland
Interraenr cyprus HIS Cemetery. Broosy1. y 7
Tuesday. January 2
sCHENCE-Ar No b 5tsv-sr. Wednesday r1o-n
ing January Mrs. Caroline A Schsnck aged a.
widow OF the late Allen Schelck-
VAN wTCK-at his home 9IaEaaruuecN y =. IEz-f
s Charles 3 Van Wyck. n the SD year % MS
Funeral services vii held At =, Thomass casrea;
Manaronsck- y z. on Monday. January 5. A. io-lS
Carriages vii aeet go. train e-7-a Ssw-Tork-
Burial Hampstead. LHus Island
A--The Keus1co Ceme1ery--Prfvate station
Harlem Ralr1ac fzca the Grand Ce,rrs1
Depot Once IS East 4ed-st
Cypress Hills Cemetery
OFFICE ! MADISON AVE. COR I'D ST. " 4
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WEST END AssocLATIOY DNKER.

The annual dinner Of the West End Association
will be held tonight AZ the Hotei savoy. Among
STATE Senator Ford Asseuaolym Edward II. T al
lows. the Rev. Dr. Chapman ana the Rev. john
BaIcom Shaw.
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DIED

RARSEY-on Wednesday. January 8 1900 Hiram 3.
Barney Al his late rshdsncs No l3S East sothst. n
Relatives and friends respectfully invited % attend
funeral services Saturday
January 4 AZ ! .. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

Those alarming catarrhal fevsrs 10 which manl
children are subject be prevented or cured will
timely doses OF Jsyne's Expectorant ..
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DATs FORECAST
Washington. Jan 5.-Tsmperatures are above The
normal over the whole The Atlantic states
about 10 degrees the upper MssisspPt Valley from
Is 20 70 degrees the normal PROSPECTS, are favor
q high temperatures FOR a.
Rain fallen in the Ohio Va
iev IN the Wes- States. Long Island and the
pacific Coast A az considerable intensity has
moved from the North Pacific Coast % Alberta. KAN
Cf p so Inches The area or
bizb pressure has remained nearly stationary or the
Threatening weather De expecTec
rhoe country WIKI light showers n The Ohio
valley ana in the Temperatures of 40 degrees
Atlantic States ana from - %
n -aas IN the Atlantic States Fresh
viii prevail the North Atlantic Coast
snd variable the Middle and South Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

Tribune once Jan g. l = m.-Ths weather yesterday
was fair and The temperature ranged between .
and 80 degrees average Cs61sl higher
that q Thursday. 14ls lower ina, thar q The
corresuouding date = last
me weather today Will De cloudy threatening
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Tobacco WAREHOUSE GOES Up m SMOKE

Richmond Va. Jan Fire broke out in the
Merchants and Planters tobacco warehouse this
afternoon, destroying $3.50 hogsheads Of tobacco,
$50 q which belonged 10 the American Tobacco
company. causing loss Of $4,000
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rnRrcAsr roR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

Neu-EnEland and Eastern New-Tork. threatening
sa-B-4av. probably fair sunday; fresh south
winds
District % Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania. New
rsrssv Delaware MARYLAND and Virginia. threatening
SATURDAY.; partly cloudy sunday light southWestsrly
winds becoming variable
Western Pennsylvania and Western Sew-York.
threatening with showers on the
axes sunday: fresh soUthwesterly winds
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5pcrial Notires.

Bangs & Co.. 81 and % Fifth Avenue,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION MONDAY and tou- tolsEf-z-
afternoons a. ? ociock each taE.
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS
left 81 ths late
EDW ARD w NASH
including Americans. Histories X z CITY aad
stare IJsus Ceneaogy, photography. First 5con.
American English Authors Illustrated Books etc
Sales every afternoon except SATURDAY
Ples-PiIes-Dr- Cpnanls Vegetable Elscru1-7s posi-
specific fry reputation sold ~ leac1z e1s
z1sls- samples fres A CFHAA. = Eas. 4r.-ss-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN this continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated BY The Tribune SELF
recording barometer The dotted the ts5erz-
rure as recorded Perrys Pharmacy
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RE8ITrTANCEs should always bs made n Poeccf-ca
order order OF tra1r On N=-zcr
CITY. Y mail unregistered Ia Ir5E5s
responsible tor is IOss-
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the burial win be IN the family vault n Old Laurel
Hfu Cemetery. PHILADELPHIA
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MARRIED..

FR ANCIs-MARTIN-Ry the Rev. John Van Ness
Charles Francis and Jeanette H Martin eldest caOgh
ter the late Governor HAYDEN. December q 1888
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fun name and address.
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