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TOM L. JOHNSON IN 4 BAD WAY.
DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD OF OHIO Elk
PECTED TO GO LARGELY REPUBLICAN,

DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD OF OHIO Elk
PEcTED TO GO LARGELY REPUBLICAN.
Cincinnati Nov. 1.-The canvass in Ohio for
minor State Offices and Congressmen closed to-
night with less rallying than usual on the Sat-
urday preceding election. the most notable ex-
ceptons being in Cleveland, where Senator
Hanna and Mayor Johnson have been speaking
all this week. and at Columbus. where Senator
Foraker addressed a large meeting.
Mayor Johnson is a candidate TO succeed Mr..
Hanna as United States Senator next November.
This campaign has been the most personal con-
tast ever waged in Ohio. There is no doubt that
Mr.. Hanna will win. The Republicans have no
facticnal lighting. while Johnson has openly de-
nounced some Democratic leaders including
county chairmen and Congress candidates.
in this city, the home OF John r. Mclean
whom Johnson has denounced both personally
and as editor OF THE Enquirer" bets are offered
that Hamilton County Will give a Republican
plurality of over fifteen thousand" Last year
the Republican plurality in the State 81 ,467.
and in Hamilton County o6S6. Ii is believed
that the Democrats will lose more than the Re-
pubIicans on the shortage of the registration.
especially In Hamilton County.
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Mails for Japan. China and PhiIipufns Islands
via san Francisco close here daily at $50 .. N. %
TO November - Inclusive. for dispatch per s Korea
Mails for Australia teNcept West Australia wheh goes
via Europe and NeV-ZsaIand which goss va san
Francisco and Fiji Islands via Vancouver ard
toria. = C.. close here eaily At $50 D. after No.
yem6er n and % 70 November =, inclusive, for dis
Mails for Hawaii via Francisco close here daily az
6S0p m up - November no inclusive for dispatch
s. Alameda
via Sar Francisco. close here daily AZ Gao p "a -
70 November no. inclusive for dispatch Per Gaelic
Nails FOR China and Ja1an Seattle
az $50 p up % November 4l2 inclusive. for dis
e drs es via sestsY Unregistered mail nus'
Mails China and Japan. via Tacoma dalIv
a. $50 p n. ID 70 November TIA inclusive. for dis
Mails for Australia (ex-ept West Australia. which -
forwarded via EurOpeG Nsg-ZealaEd. Fiji Samoa
Hawaii via san FFaFeisco close here daty $50 n.
afte- Noyenoer Is and up % November ~ inclusive.
for dispatch per Ventura tIf the C1naEt steamer
carryil< TIE British mail tcF NsW-Zealaad does rot
with this disuetch
closing a. $40 NJ, $50 n an5 $50 m; sGz-
made and forwarded uzsu the arrival ths lnsrt
Mails for China Japan VIA vsneouvsr ard vlcta-a
=. c., close here eaily az $50 . Nogenoef
T25 inclusive, dispatch per Ernre<s Of i-ri-a
tresisteree nail must - specially addressed. Msr~
ehaaass Cor Cuted states Fcsral Assnog Shanghai
Mails for tbs Fhurzs Islands Francisco eloss
Tor aispateh per Unitss States transport
Mails for Ishtsi and NaEaue.. lsanes VIA San Fren-
" Inclusive. flr dispetch per G. Ma-oosa-
LTarspacuc rats are forwarded % q sa-s daily,
apt the sche1ue e elo-ies arrsnsst the r-ssup.
t.o- o. tAslF unn,sr-vptst overland transit.
CORNELIUS VAN cOrT. PosrmaseaA
Fosrof-ce. New York. y. y. Oct 81. 1902
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington Nov. 1.-The West India disturbance has
mt increased energy but has spread large
territory which local rains and squalls have
been experienced II Will probably move northeastery,
giving strong northeast winds the South and Middle
Atlantic sunday. Pressure continues high over New
England Middle Atlantic States and the North
west and there is slight depression over the upper
lakes.
The rainfall o. the last wenty-four hours been
exceedingly hight Light local rains have fallen in the
upper lake region Middle Mississippi Valley;
in the middle plateau regon and North Pacific Coast
is warmer over small area lake colder
IN the Upper Missouri Valley.
Fair weather will prevail sunday and Monday in all
districts or the Mississippi except the Atlantic
coast where rain probable The temperature changes
will he uunlportant- Tho winds along the Atlantic
Coast viii mostly norheasterly. becoming brisk on e
f',.-ida Georgia coasts on Gulf Coast fresh
T. northeast VIII prevail while great
mostly fresh west u southwest WINDS VIII prevail
Steamers which depart Sunday European ports will
brisk north 10 northeast winds ana fair
weather 70 the Grand Banks.
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MAYOR or TIE BOARD WALK" VERY Low.
HE IS 4 QUEER CHARACTER At ATLANTIC CITY
AND KNOWN By THoUsASpS-o&CE TRIED
10 TAKE cLEvELAND's PLACE
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE

III In+L7IAAI1 TO 1-I- +I1I1VEII
Atlantic City, n. J.. Nov. i-"Professor Girardius
Horatio Walters. the eccentric Mayor OF the
Board walk" is said 70 be IN a dying condition.
He IS suffering from nervous prostration and pneu
monia. and DR.. westpey. the City Physician. says
that the chances % his recovery are small. He is
being cared for by the city authorities. but little
hope is entertained of his pulling through.
Every person in Atlantic City and tens Of thou
sands Of visitors from all over the country know
1.-THE Mayor Of the Board Walk" He was born IN
Westminster, Md. and came here about twenty
student. His mind became unbalanced from over
study, and when the present board walk was built
the professor" thought that he was boss of the
Job, and in this way he received the sobrlquet.
When Grover Cleveland was elected President
Walters bearded the same train carrying Nr. CleIe
land. and told the tresident-eiect that ne would
TO Washington where he was locked up for sons
DAYS and then sent back 20 this city.
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ROCKEFELLER GIVES FoR FIRE ENGINE

John d. Rockefeller yesterday sent his check
for sIO0 to the jackson Engine Company. Of Tar
rytown. to aid in purchasing 4 new chemical en-.
CINE. which be used to protect country homes
on the outskirts of the village from fire. If the
company had owned a chemical engine when
Boxwood the home Of Mr. Rockefeller. Pecan
tico Hills was destroyed by fire q month ago.
the house could probably have been saved. The
FIRE ladies worked hard. however, and saved
so much valuable plate belonging to Mr.. Rockefel
ler that he the check in apPTeca ton of their
services The engine fund was also augmented
by checks from Miss Helen NJ. Gould, William
RockefelIer John L. Arcbbod and other wealthy
resi5ents so that it is complete.
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professor Of architecture at Columbia University.
by the alumni Of the Architectural School OF Co
lumbia. The drawings on exhibition will comprise
the work Of the school and that of the alumni
Among the guests invited for the dinner to-rnor-
row evening Mayor Low, President Butler of
Columbia University, John La Fargo, Mr.. Post
hr. McHim, Henry Rudgers Marshall and many
other friends of Mr. Ware. The exhibition will be
open tomorrow and will continue for week.
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BROWN-On Friday October 81 John yardtne sroun r..
re funeral at the chaFe Of S co ass s5s' enr e asss
IVES. 4sth7s' Tuesday IaoraRg at u o'clock: Iater-
(scoaandl papers please copy.
eSNEE 4:!a s2c5Tx . og 70 N Ws:5 D
Ems o5 sob e q o me -, sea- % Brother John
bar Of the Society.
RICHARD 7. DAVIES. Secretary
b5 o. s,0 Ws P1 II. oo e o'sos:F 60 ssqsa
neral service at his lot Greenwood on Monday No
vsm6er 3. at 10 o'clock Boston PLEASE copy.
h aS s.a and N'sa''a O0'eaeF Notice Of funeral
G9nART De BI;ossIEsEs-9n Friday octooar a. a,
sa i. 10 ~: "a IVES; Ssh-s ATslis GodaEt De Bios
AZ he Church OF St. Vincent Dc Paul West twenty
a It IS kindly requested that flowers be sent
o. is5 VI o. Ts5 s s1yaf a15a
and daughtsr OF the late William and Anne c. z How
leFd Of this city RsisSve: ard t.epds are aysd 70
ave. and Tventieth-s: on Monday Nove-nbs- q A. II
O'clock m Charleston, S. c. papers please copy
N2BLE E-- ,, EswsTd Nqbls Of Mcsraw n Y
ss Tsy aosP yns BT9sy ETa9S , SERVICES from
Monday. November al p m.
oGDEN-At Washington D c. on November / 1907
H; Ike s Joseph S'' d:s e SsR sH dgs
PALMER-on sao,gdey, Noyemter / Francis Asoury
ace No so ss ye u9Ss from his late ses
ead s sSaes 5d ia Divers nH 81 . aE'd to at
ss1 Se tss ee: : Of FL Mss N .sn5 5qs
Pang6orn ia bis 54h year FussEaI services s-om Rsr
Jersey city Tuesday. November at $50 p N
psa Esws 1s' 81 Rsr his r;s aS e m
late Charles PerSiTs Of Boston 10 the 18th OF
the Holy Cross North Pianheld on sunday, NoSerssr
p. m. Central Railroad of New-Jersey.
AMI Joseph GsQE IN at Pr Of n h5
Cayharins widow q Lnlss l. Ean1se in the sosh
from the Church or the Holy Trinity Maple and Pans
train from the foot Of CoIlsndI-st New-Y9rk a. the
Western Railroad. It is kindly requested that aow
ers be sent
N5 20 r Ps s s o1 se2 81 a. hts F
e5sh year o. his age Funeral ssryss VIII BE bed AZ
morning N,vemter > at $50 O'Clock
MINUTE.
At meeting Of The Board Of Directors q he Nauonal
Presdat announced the death Of esteemed Director
II In February ISL Mr. starnsaeh was member
Of ne Beard DGSss ss g9sS ss SsSs sis fsi9T
with him thoreughly good nan: True tFisnd
wise counsellor H Se5h i siSssIsy EssTsItsd
fF'snaa IN GU RICHARD DEL-AFIELD President.
s7RoUB-suddenly. on November l. 1904 John l.
stroud agsd eS years Funeral seEves a. ais late resi-
~ o.cScE p n Members Of NsptUns ic5Se No 81
Greenwood censsteTy..
rIcHENoRoa Friday October 1 81 at his residence
100 East lSss' lanes r F5sSSS I'eSsa9r sss4 s.
sSa Francisco Cali papers please ecpy 1880
wHlTNG-oa Friday October 81 The rezasae= az her
;s FSf5sT ester, c- g 1 E.s'hiss SsxoT saFs
EuaTs servings WI De hsi3 q " is Eaakiia Place
TsEss V 3 = victims aT p prT5yal Of ss9 sv E
torment Geneva, y. y.
5!S.a No =: sa'WRE sssy ESv:oeE 5 e
William wilson 10 the s9th year q her ass W 91sra
}. N. Monday. November Z
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THE PASSING THRONG.

Captain ]. c. French. OF the British Engineers
VINO was among those sent to investigata thA
THE is In Nev-YorE fo- : 800 sssp Sion
EENCFIIONS Yesterday, at the Albemarle he
~ said; I never and never
N-AHI4N1QCE- want to see such absolute devasta-
ton as | witnessed on that i'll fated
Island The CHASTITY details are already TOO well
known TO newspaper readers 20 bear repetition
but would say that, 20 the eruptions them
selves. never was a grander sight seen Our ex
petitions were sent out from Prince after
the calamity that wiped cut St Pierre and We sav
the later and more terrihc eruption in Nav that
followed
The rain Of stones and fire with the heIc5i,v
forth OF flames, was terrifying Though we were
always protected in ascending the mountain bv
porla2le shelters. which were used to shield US
[oin RATING stones. II was undertaking TO test
me strongest nerves. I can only conSars en-
eruption FOR me benefit Of the lay reader to that
HS44 SCSi!S n aust where turmoil and Confusion
above" - 'A'OA0 IEon'
George s. Tarhell who. when he isn't prar.ts,ns
Ia" n ithaca, y. Z, Is looking after thu inter-
THE through town v.stsr,,s,s n easssu
GROWTH 70 the Princeton-Cornen game az
OF Princeton Az tho re. - - 81
CORNELL Hotel he said: Cornell is not
idly resting the Iaurels she has
won or the progress she has made. either In schol.
arship or athletics. The applicants for admission
TINS year were so many that all could not be ac-
eonInodaJed for lack OF room. In athletics-weil
our record stands for itself"
When asked il Mr.. Courtney was going "a I.,vs
Cornell 70 coach Harvard Mr Tsrbe5 Tanijad.
That is all nonsense Charlie Courtney h Zoo
There is talk Of sending a Cornell creyg 70
Henley next season and If il is decided Ia az h tS
9I%ns material IS IN ithaca, right now. that win
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NARRTED.

!; PIN PlaInhela y J.. % Friday
Cornslia the youngest daughter the late Rev Hgh
B. and nary z, Gardiner 70 Frank BOiee CLARK
NARsH-nANKs-on Wednesday. October % az the
Church Of the Transfsuraton Chicago M. by Rev
" W Fieet~oo1. Owe sarah. daughter OF MF. and
and London. Ont. papers please copy
PEYSER-BERGE-On Saturday November = faoa n,
the Rev William J. Donovan % the Church oe the
Guardian Angels. Rosine Berss 70 Harold Payser
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Highest yesterday, IS degrees lowest Al;
svsage as average corresponding date q last yea-,
go average fer corresponding twenty-five
years. 20.
winds. mostly light fresh northeast
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Char.es Hawtrey yesterday recsived a message
rom Frohman informing him that the English
rsHts 20 me Two Schools were his Hawtrey
VIII present the piece In London at the end OF this
season, playing the part taken here by Jameson
t lee FiHnneyi IT'S pity he can't take the thing
sSt NEE Immediately though we have no par
t1cuIar grudge against the English.
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Postomcr Notice,

Should be read DAILY BY all interested As changes
SimeD
Foretgn mails for the ending November g. 1902
Will close (prornptIy IN al General Possofs
follows Parcels Post Mails earlier tNs1
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mans tor Gs9
many close az p Monday. per "E ". DER
G-osss and Friday par > s 'PatTtca-"
Regular ard Supplementary mails close Foreign
zion half closing shown (.x-
eepl Supplementary Nails for Europe and Central
Are-ca, via Colon. close hour later Foreign
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GEORGE J. GOULD CHOSEN PRESIDENT
TIE STOCKHOLDERS or THE COUNTRY CLUB OF
LAKEWOOD ELECT OFFICERS.


Lakewood. y. j.. Nov. The stockholders of
the Country club Of Lakewood held a meeting TO-
day for the election OF a board Of eleven directors
TO have charge Of the affairs Of the coascli-
dated club. The list Includes George J. Gould
Henry A James, William \. Hamilton. Clarence
NJ Roof, J. J. O'poaohue, il. Jasper Lynch =. NJ.
Bradshaw Frank NJ Freeman Arthur Is. Cladn,
Dwight Miller. Harry Sand and Dr. Charles /.
Lindiey.
In a later meeting Of the directors the following
organization WAS effected: President, George I.
Gould; Vice-president. Henry A. James: secretary.
William a Hamilton; treasurer. Clarence NJ. ROOF,
and captain, Jasper Lynch
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WAINWRIGHT LEAVES ANNAPOLIS
NAVAL OFFICERS AND sfIpsHIPofEN CHEER HIM
AS He BOARDS HIS TRAIN

AS IL BOARDS MS TRAIN.
Annapolis Nd Nov 1.-The administration CO
Commander Richard Wainwright as superintendent
o. the Naval Academy ended to-day. He left here
Newark.
Only short ceremony attended the departure Of
the superintendent. a battalion OF marines was
drawn UP at the main entrance TO the academy. and
as the carriage containing the superintendent and
Mrs Walnwright drove by the band played Should
Aud Acquaintance Be Forgot" \ number OF naval
officers and midShipmen assembled at the railroad
station and cheered Commander Wainwright as he
boarded his train.
tendent until the arrival of Captain Willard II,
Brownson, the new superintendent, who is expected
here by next Wednesday.
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QUEEN ALEXANDRA TO BE GoDNoTHER

London. Nov. Queen Alsxandra's consent to
act as godmother Of the son Of the Duke Of Man
chester. born az Tanderasee Castle County
Armagh. Ireland on October , was convev.5 IN tba
following message 70 the Duke:
Delighted to be godmother 70 your little son.
ALEXANDRA
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vile Hehe dc Lussan arrived yesterday on the
Campania- She is to make concert tour Of Amer
lea with Andreas Dippei. who has left the opera
stage for the concert platform Before sailing she
sang carmen at Covent Garden for the 6O0th lime.
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MORE PRECIOUS STOVES IMPORTED

Appraiser George W. Whitehead received q re-
pert YESTERDAY showing that the imports OF
rrerious stones OF all kinds this port, in the
Month Of October, lsQe amounted TO S2.4196Sa For
11ctober 1901 the total only S15sS,s5c-
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TIE RET. E. J. NOBLE DEAD.

The Rev Edward ]. Noble Of McGraw. \. Y.
died yesterday at the ssney Hospital. sixth-s-
and Seventh aSe Brooklyn. The funeral will be heLc
al the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Chnrch'
Brooklyn, on Monday, at ,. m
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
THAT FINGER is ALL WELL AGAIN
CHARLES HAwTREY GOES TO
TWO SCHOOLS"

It is announced that Ossip Gabrilowftseh's lama
finger is well again. and he will positivelv NAV
tonight at the Metropolitan Opera House. N rhe
s n seems Drowned tomorrow be sure is with
a. -.tSs NOT c!Sarettes Ossp should have a little
the season. ~ N1' '''lA ID AoI
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rnrrcAsr ZOE TO-DAY AND nlnn-nAr

For New-England Eastern New-Yo-k. New-Jersey.
Delaware ard Eastern Pennsylvania. far to-day and
Monday variable winds mostly Light fresh northeast
District Of Columbia and Maryland fair to-dav
MCnGay1 light, winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Neyv-Y0rIs
fair to-day Monday increasing coudineSs fresh west
southwest winds
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nv HoyoR OF PROFESSOR WARE.

An architectural exhihitian and einnsF are TO De
g, AZ TIE Fine Arts Society Building, No rs
vvssf Fifty-seyenth-st. in honor q William Ware.
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Oil Lamps Converted
into gas electric Lamps Scientific Lighting
and store MULTIPLEX LAMP CO. LIzs BFcaIWs Az
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can District telegraph once
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The Duke Of Manchester married Mss Helena
Zimmerman OF Cincinnati.
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TRANsATLANTIC NrAus

MoNDAY--At ESQ a m for Scotland drecs per = :.
rTESDA,y =, go ~ for pI ET5oDs per a.s;
Mlano Tssii rauss Be diFse'sd per 8 s. eitts a
wEDYEs6Asy .-,S $50 for Europe PET 8 . 81
% e NJ for Europe. par Germans. Via oussns-
THURsDAY-At a n for Francs. Switzerland Italy.
spd irs1go Msrotez ser "a ebssoSas5s I;a 5
aaI Tor athsr PARTS II europe Be directed per
FRIDAY-At $50 2 .. Cor Azores Islands. ger
slTgRD ~ $50 teg Esrogs. Car
ia' va assHStSs; al 59 a "a \, soT NsSss' s
N6ordam'l: ar a n Cor selsiun direet per $ 8
toa'S: at $50 a, N Tor scotland direct. per : 3
80 Ia far Denmark dirsct per s Island (Ilaii
.NrE 3 MsTTER ETcTs ia steamer taxes grius-s
ststter Commercial Papers Samples cor Gsrulany
3 Er.p VII sot s sent g is ship aasss s5ss
t Ws. ne ISIS S!9sS Of &c
opened On the piers Of The Amer can English. Frsnea
Ta anes y @ ssar a y SAUNA sSain q ossn saH "
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AaEERIcA. vssr
INDIES. ETC
csareass. via Para ana Maasos.
81 eshs A s@ ae yS'Pee oss sss ' sSs ss
e ps5Ss per s = A sIsrE via Colon oSSssr rs
q $50 n Tor Janiaica per AdniTa psss5 :.
wEDNESDAY-Ass a. n for Brasil. per 5 $ ryrua Vi,
Brazil Argentine Crususy and Psragasy M uss bs az
rected Per g g Byron y at eco a. n.
rsste per Fisnarisi az Is isu g Hs,ts s o.
Prins der Mediterranean (uail for Curacao. Vsnsz-
uela. Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must Be a.
a. ~. for Avgenttne I-rIsuay and Paraguay.
Cavour. at r. f1r GuadeiouDe SfarUaique
dos. UIler Cnail for British Dutch French
fsRn T Ya Re aTesSd f Isr e.Ss T77Isgs9
Taoaseo snd chispas per q visilaEsa caiI Tor echs
q z Csuppsnen,aTy 1890 p. NJ tor EaSasass ard
FRIDXY-At 10 a m for Newfoundland direct PER s. a.
Silvia; at u m tor Mexico. per Seneca via Tars-
ptco traan must be directed per .. ssneea''l;
1881 .. FOR Inagua and Haiti s. Lsusnourgs
1230 . m. (suppeunsntarv 80 p. Tor LssEaTd
and winawsrd I,IaESs British. Dutch ana FTsnss
s&TCRDAY-At n. or bermuda per :. Pr=.orsss
az a. m for Porto Rico PEI s Ponce: az a. N
%. zss 2a rs Yer Fs s5 c ae @
30 directed ''psF Zuia'1; az ESQ n. OsUprle-
lnentsrv 1880 M for Fortune Island. Iaraaies.
ssveniIia. Cartsgsra ard STsyscWn nsT q Valencia
iencts'); at 10 a for CUBA. par 3 . Msx1oos VIA
Havana
Mails for NeTsouadland BY rst - Worth syszsy.
(connactiaz close here svsTy Monday Wednesday ara
Saturdavl Malls FOR Niduelon rail- 10 PostSr srf
thence 6v close at this Office daily N
hy sfesrneF close az This daily excsst S-s.v
al s5.30 (the eonneetinz closes c. Nor
dayS Wednesdays Saturdays) Mails for w.xfc,
CITY overland unless specially addressed ro~ ssuset,
BY steamer. close a. this cice daily except sunday
i;sa , m a Ts, y 81; go 2; n ssaesys At . nnt
and letter Gratenaa bv "a q 70 NeTV-rT.srx
ard thence BY steauer close e shs Office daily sscsc
SUNDAY, az 81 go . m and 80 m sunasvs q.
DAYS for Belize Puerto corSsz an efrs-
mail TO- Guatemala. and TUESDAYS az sl1 so ~ -.
Costa Plea. SResistered mail closes At ,. m pr--
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NETWORK CITY.
nan subscribers 70 the DAILY TRr-WEExLy I'm
Se charged one cent copy extra IN addition %
the rates named above.
The Tribune will raaiIed Hawaii
postage. -
For points IN Europe countries IN UaivsrsaI
Postal Union The Tribune win be mailed the toouias
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,

Barometer. The Temperature
corded by tine local Weather Bureau
The following odeia record from the Weather Bureau
the changes the temperature twenty
four comparison with the corresponding OF
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SHORT SERMONS.
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN JAMAICA.

kingstoa Jamaica Nov. 1.-The newspapers mere
fpert that American synoieate Is eoaS4uu,ils
DESIGNATIONS for the purchase % property in ia
insics in order 70 work gold and copper deposits
,t-l Fave been located IN payapit Sol4sA''''' 'S
''''e asked for the property Is AgV'V"'
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dorsed witE full name and address
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DIED.
Brown JOHN = Perkins Edward c
1an'eL Reuben fea2,Se. Catharine
ISoscaSt Matilda X SteTnbach. Charles
Gcdart ce bossisrss, Amelia Stroud. John y
EIurlout Sarah. Tirhsnor. James 2
Socl-. Rev = Ward J. Nhtting, Sarah Z, J
Ogden. Mary 4 wilson Jaas
Fan e, francis \ IoUsE julia A
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If you have never looked over those "Ltttle
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