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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

now residing in greater New-Tork. and although
their thoughts often wander back TO the grim old
Ian land OF the mountain and the food, they are
RAJ ana true to this splendid land of their adOp-
uon. and by their industry perseverance and in
tesrity are making their influence felt
nope that those OF them who have votes VIII
turn out TO man Tuesday and vote for Mr..
Low: not so much for the sake OF the Scottish
blood In his veins, but for his sterling worth as a
man and Mayor.
With him Mayor need have no fear for
the welfare OF city. There will be none Of the
dsgraceful things that would exist under Tam
many rule.
Forward. then, sons Of Scotland in greater New
York. and vote for Mr.. Low and clean, honest gov
eminent Of fine city, Stand shoulder 20
shoulder. az did your ancestors Of old I'm every
good and upright cause; and may the Thistle sting
the Tiger hard that his howl of pain may be
heard on the "braes OF Lochaber',
CMrs) J. r. CAMPBELL
Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

washington Oct. 31.-The disturbance that occupied
the Southwestern States Friday evening. central
pressure the OF Texas, has weakened
pressure. $3.50 over Southw estsrn
Kansas The has fallen the extreme North
west and depression slight intensity moving
ward over the British Territory Tho
high middle Rocky Mountain districts and
area high has covered the middle East
several days shows material changes
Heavy rains fallen Missouri valley
20 the West the lover Mississippi valley
a1s rain IL reported Atlantic
Virginia
The Temperature changed slightly chs Eascs1
sTs Of the country has fallen decidedly in the South
west and risen In the Northwest.
Rain !s indicated for sunday States MIS-
slssrp Valley north Iowa and rain will be fol
by colder weather IN the West Gulf dis
trlcts BY Morday TIll advance over Tho
Ohio Valley.
40 decided change temperature is indicated for -
eastern part q country, TIE temperature ain rss
iu Rocky Mountain district. and II viii -
considerably the seasonal average sunday IN tho
Northwest.
On the Nez England Coast the winds will be fresh
uest On the Middle Atlantic coast Hight ard variable:
tre south Atlantic fresh east the East Gult
coast s-e.h 20 brisk eou;heast, the West Gulf Coast
risk Invest. the lower lekes light 70 fresh and
arabic sn6 on the ypper lakes fresh east
storm warnings displayed On the Parifc coast ~
Tho mouth a the Columbia River
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THE FUSION ReCoRp-A COMPARISON.

TIC the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Let ask all citizens Of New-York who
are interested in honesty. purity and good govern
rnent 10 look at scene that occurred over three
thousand years ago when Samuel, the great Judge
Of Israel, rcsigning his office TO the newly
elected King Saul He called all Israel together
and made this appeal TO them: Whose have
l taken? or whose ass have ] taken? or whom
have I defrauded? Whom have oppressed? or
whom have I taken any bTit6 70 pima mine eyes
herewith? And will restore IT, .,,
The assembled multitude replied: lhou mast not
defraUded US" -.
II seems 10 me that Mr.. Low: as the Mayor Of
ot- CITY for two years surrounded Dy ms cabinet
can epnaai TO the people OF this great city as did
Samuel OF old. Surely with such a tscotu no man
an do ANYTHING but east ballot uhdef the emblem
,- the citizens Union. the Statue o. Liberty, and
o. u" ..rnan vxbo wishes To keep her from
,1b,ire helis ana her daughters honor safe will
&c b-r influence with husband. son o. sweetheart
-, ree them to do their duty on f ITr. Day.
u u FRANCIS J. CLAY MoiSAN. T. II.
Nsv-York oct 81 1903.
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Hawaii ia san Francisco. close here 6aily AZ $50 =
% 20 November e. inclusive for dispatch Per : .
s,SxsI Jspan China auI Phrfpsfns Islands "a Sc,
Gloss here daily $50 ?. n NJ q 49,
5sr IS Inclusive for disustch pr . 8 AIae-0a
.ys--afJs except wesU. F Islands ana Nsv Ca.-onis
S.s0 . m 70 TO Soveraber -. in,usve sor disSa'e7
AoranRi. q N
D m 10 NoveT5er 40 iacl2si' = 10y 'iSPa'- -
80, ,rS Japan via sea-te close hers dstly - . W
2 = 10 % November III inclusive 20 f-spa'e- =
-. A1 ISsS trira srt Phuiprsne Islands "a s.r
.f,ss ~. 4aiiy sac VI 70 No-T'
bsr fts inclusive. Tor dispatch pSr 5 -.,.s,-s.
Australia texrspf We-tl ~
r-tH ssu,aa ana Hawaii via san F-anc.s.o -
S,gv ~ $50 . - Noyernrer - iD. ..-
per Son0una ~ re turaFo $500
--tr. q, zine 20 connect with this o'Spa'en. -
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sltrlavs a. 4.3O a. n. 2 q M and ~ p,
wiz BE made and forNaraed 'n'li ne a''''
r,, CIn IN r,SsT VIA vancouver AMI victor.a =
BEE dsFv at 80 - % NHNcf1H- -
elusive Or disreteh pr = :, go a, ssanr
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80 - .f,rr,esas Islands san Franeisco c,os-
daily . N. T. November -. '~.-''-
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otherwise aidrcsseti 49,
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VIA Fraurlzco--the Ilrca-st r'uteN
rtras suec.aiiv aGsressed via tsnat4 OF -
-ore'' NJ nliiy prepaid a. ta-
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forwarded o port ~ s-li<
- ~ srhr-InIr 81 closing "a Nrranxed 81 ue
sumption Of tb~fr mint srrlpted ovcriaad
istered mail G !--SEsErIrS v4N corr Postrrs-tsr-
P,s.osre- xes-TorS. y T. October 50 tNS~
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Tf r45 oS sE. 60 ,o Ss.r a s N..'s
intsrnieut private
BROWNIE Narzaret,,svis. y 7. FRIDAY. october 10
nos ,2rFs I2a e5S F rance Ta6 assf BS son q
BUCKINGHAM-suddsnly. October 81. Oliver Y.
Bg?EinshaT sEe4 So yssrs Fgnsrsl from hi. Isss
3 al 10 a m Intsrmsnt Greenwood.
cARFENTTER-on october 81, II this city. Har-te, y.
Carpenter. IN Der s@'h year
coIIoS-n sag7da ,s 0'GssT 81 a. :, ~ 5oF.. 5
Anne Mason Cotton
pAvExPoRrca o:,oesr g. 1905 at hi. l..s r.sid.as.
IS years Notice Of faaersi hereafter.
pIcK1xsoH-on saturdsy, October II. No. IS Wash
ia1ernent a; Detroit. Mics. It requested that
aovers - sent
1905. Marjorie L. only dsushter O l. R and Csesla
Monday November :. 4. 2 O'Clock
sa OF, ca 3: a 9sG1F l.t ices ra ga.
on Monday. November ?. al $50 O'clock
oc,p - 1873 Gs9'sa c ar .s L =; 0 II In, ,ss
6ath year q HE ssS VII rdav aftsnoon az
oclock. IltsFment at vaIatis y Y.
1.r1.ANDon saturday October 81. 1905. Ellen ADAMS
La taI Year y her age from residence
ysnber s. at 1856 a N hartford papers plsSss copy
PEYsER-oa sataIiay egsnns Mo!iy Peyser wi4ew q
the late s FssfT s I h.: late ri4.5 Ss' S as IS
West 4Ith-s;.. Tue-,ISy morning. al ESQ
SNITy-Cn october 80 1893. Almerin Morton smith.
his late residence. NJ. II West Seventy sixth-st IN
- SsI vear OF Funeral service Christ
church Hroadvay and list St. Monday November
2 10 a. m
soUrHAcSoa October 30 Julia wo.! . widow ss q
y All Nary W. WoSlrIn
wEuNy-sudjeuIy on SATURDAY. ~ room. Roderick u.
yCcIov as-d vsas Services his late residence.
No % Isols1ass R,aG, Glen Ridge. y J.. Moncass
Noyenber = az , Interment at Newark oh4'.
Rev stephen Merritt. the worii.w -Erown "a
deTtakcr only ora place q business and ista
!. largest World Tel Ia isth-st
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changed to form a suitable background for the new
altar. This is eight inches higher and three feet
broader than the old one. on each side IS a pane
containing the representation Of angel IN mosaic
and the ETandnes and tabernacle are OF Sienna
marble. On the reliable the 'Sanctus' is In mosaic
The door OF the tabernacle Is of Sienna marble, ana
is set bronze, and in the centre of the door has
been the cross that adorned the door OF
the old tabernacle, with large pearl at the inter
section of the arms Of the cross.
The memorial rood wall has been placed at the
entrance Of the choir. under the chanceI arch
The base Is Of Tennessee marble and the upper
part of pure white statuary marble. enriched with
second panel on the E,pistla side of the rood wall
Is a bronze tablet with an inscription III menu
ory of Mary c. Houghton
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T. w. LAWSON GOING TO BUTTE.

Boston, Oct. 81 (specisD-Thomas W. Lawson
telegraphed 10 the Miners Union at Butte to-day
that he was preparing start for Butte in an at
tempt 20 bring about settlement Of the trouble
there. He says: III / cannot demonstrate that
the Heinzes have from the beginning tried TO sell
out their situation, the miners ana people OF Butte
TO either the Amagamated myself the union
may, without formal ceremonies. stand me on my
head in the bottom Of your deepest shaft
The little advertisements In the columns look
small but the offers they represent are, In In
stances, big . q house
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THE ARCHITECT OF GRACE CHURCH.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In your article In relation TO the suit against
Charles T. Murphy IL was stated that ]. B. Frank
lin was the architect Of Grace Church. The article
should have read "a pupil Of the late Aldrdge
" imam. builder of Grace Church and rectory.
Broadway and Tentr-st. New-York. Tou will
readily that II would be unfair 70 take such
credit contrary TO the fact. J. b FRANKLIN.
New-York City. Oct 81.
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BARON Won sTERNsURe AT BERLIN.

Berlin, Oct SL--Baron Speck Sternburg, the
German Ambassador 70 the United States, has ar
rived here He had rather a rough passage on the
Hamburg American Line steamer Auguste Victoria
which reached Hamburg yesterday from NewYork.
He will go tomorrow to Saxony. where he will
spend most OF the time on his estate Lepsic.
attending private business The Ambassador
thinks he will start back the United States in a
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TO DEDICATE ALTAR AND ROOD WALL
Ceremony at Little Church Around the
Corner" Takes Place To-day.

The dedication Of the new altar and rood wall at
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION, the Little
Church Around The Corner will take place to-day
at 1880 a. m There will be special music, and the
sermon Will be preached by Bishop Whitehead. Of
Pittsburg. The choral evensons will be held at
4:50 p. m.
Several changes have been made this fall for the
identifying of the church. The ceiling has been
redecorated, and the coIoring OF the chancel
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.epEAl TO scoTsMeN TO VOTE FOR Low

To the Editor of The Tribune.
sir: A prominent ex-senator once s1!u 10 on ad-
dress that Sco;smen made all the pet'er clhzsns
- = - sta,ss because Of their intense love
o. -aod old land Of their birth. and their ad-
nsrsnr. r., the characteristics and traditions that
Iceland and her sons famous TIE world
cv&.. -, oorr +---r,a. a..
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OLGA ROOSEVELT GETS $1,000 YEAR.

Robert B. Roosevelt, jr, recently made an april
cation 20 the Supreme Court FOR order fixing the
amount OF the allowance to be made annually 10
his daughter Olga Roosevelt, for her support and
maintenance. The referred 20 Algernon
s. Norton. Is referee and he reported that she
ought to get allowance Of s.. 600 year.
Miss Olga Roosevelt has not yet reached her
fourteenth birthday. and besides other property
inherited a OF about $4,000 from her mother.
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4 GODSEND TO TENANIs.

Inc tenement House Department has made the W
law Verifable godsenc to the tenants Under its
oenencent provisions buildings going up every
one OF which assures light and air and decency all
ther occupants while under the old tenement house
is" as administered by Tammsny. only per
or the new buildings compelled o comply
the iaxer provisions of that Iaw-(Nayor Lows Letter
OF Acceptance.
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STRIKES REDUCE GOLD OUTPUT.

Colorado Springs. Col. oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-The
October Cripple creek sold output was s1.11250o
$4,000 below October iast year. Since the strike
OF miners and mill and smeIter employees the States
gold output has decreased $S0O0O0O. mainly Grip
ple Creek The output Tor November will approx
mate Z fnnO
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Should be read DAILY By all interested az ehans-
a
Foreign mails for the ending November 1906.
will promptly the General Posofc-
follows: PsrceisPost Mails close hour cartier tnsn
closing time shown below Ia-celsPost Mails for Ger
many close at 2. N. Monday per kronprfnz WI
helm. and Wednesday per 8. Rhetn tvia Brerne1
Regular ard supplementary mails close n toTeE
station hatt later than closing time SHOWN oeo1~
Except Supplementary Malls for and Central
America Colon. close later az Forefsn sta
fforlf
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MINISTER BEAUPRE COMING HOME.
Resumption of Canal Negotiations Not
Likely at Present.

Washington oct. 31.-The state Department
has granted United States Minister Beaupre
leave of absence from his post at Bogota, and
he will return TO the United States at once. This
is a sign that there is no present expectation
of the Immediate resumption Of negotiations for
a new canal treaty, as the Colombian Congress
III, ts,1 l-
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TT-EsD4Y-At $50 for Italy direct Per Gifts
Nilsno (mau directed Per 8 = Citta a.
Hilsno lat II 50 a Complementary p m TO-
Europe. Per Eronprinz Wilhelm. via Plymouth
ChsrhOurs and Bremen
wFDN EFDAY-A- 7sO a. Netherlands direct.
per NOo-darn mail directed per $.
Noordsul''l; l. suppl eu1entary In 2
Europe. per .. Cedric. via QIsenstoVn mai fcr
France Switzerland. Italy spain. Portugal Tu-se-.
Egypt. Greece. British India ami Lorenzo Narqusz
must Be directed per =. :. Ce1ric'l-
III RSDAY-At a n for France Switzerland. rat.
Spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece, British frds
and Lorenzo Msrqusz Per 3 Ia Touralne. VIA Hlvrs
t-aa for other parts % directed
= = La To'rsine D a. $50 for Azores isiands
Per s PeninsIiar. from New Bedford. Mass.
SATURDAY-At $50 a for ireland, .. Etr-is.
via Queenstown naii for other % Europe must
be directed per = EtrIris az for Europe
PEI = g. Philadelphia. VIA Soutna npton. az q
for France switzerland. Italy spain. Portugal Turkey.
Es-pt- Greece, British India and Lorenzo Msr11ez
= 8 La Champagne via Hsvrs Email fer 'ther pSrts
% Europe be directed La Chau1psgne
a. $50 a. m for Belgium direct per >. = Finl7ri
tnnaH must be directed per Finland T.. a. SO
a for Italy direct. = s. Lain tnal O.
directed per = IAhn'D: eBD a. FOR Scorard
direct. per = .. Ethiopia (mail Be directed
Ethiopia'p: az II a for Denmark direct par
Island tnnai be directed per =. Island
AFTER the closing the Supplementary T-arsatIs1tc
Malls named above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened on the piers % the American English. Fr~u~h
and German steamers, and reu@sf1 u7fil Ufriu
Ten Minutes OF the hour % sailing % steamer.
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c,o,-rs PRAISE or ADMINISTRATIONS.

~,, have spoken of the record we havs made and
-, that record n every detail Whatever It's
lie. may have been-spd there are biemishrs on the
,ai,.., frItt think have -ueeeeded In maintain
ing before the people OF th,s e''f rs c'pa''e u1n'
-. .o administration IL Il reasonable to
~En,et from human beinss.-fGrouts speech soeeptns
80, y,s,,n termination Tor cootro'isT s@r'eno-r =
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Irving Will Put Aside Dante" for the Last
Week of His Engagement Here.

Sir Henry Irving. who expected 10 play Dante
during the three weeks Of his engagement at the
Broadway Theatre will put that drama aside the
last week Of his stay. and return to his repertoire
There remains. therefore only one more week of
Dante On Monday and Thursday nights Of the
last week he will present Waterloo and The
BELLS" on Tuesday and Saturday nights Louis
Nl' and Friday night and at the Saturday
matinee The Merchant OF Venice"
Caruso. the Italian tenor whom Mt. Conried is
depending for no small share Of work this winter.
has sailed from Italy, and Will arrive here No
vember 2. in time appear the Duke in "Rigo-
letto' on the opening night Of the grand opera
season.
A third Patti concert is announced for Saturday
evening OF next week at Carnegie Hall.
Miss Georgia Game. who has retired from the
cast Of Peggy from Paris for the present be-
cause Of throat trouble. is seriously threatened
with the loss Of her voice. Next Wednesday night
Miss Cheridah Simpson. formerly with king
Dodo,' will take her place.
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eoscHEN oxFoRo's CHANCELLOR.

London Oct. SI.-Iord Goschen has been elected
to the CHARACTERISTIC of oxford University, in
cession 10 the late Marquis Of Salisbury.
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---,.r ~ v-r,v-,rr g ATwrrr. r, d Risho? ~
preach Chr slstQns Snsps.
s~e sornsr sath-st this Sunday morning a. II eSt
ST AGNES, crTAPEr. TRINITY PARIsH 20
- ,-,,lrTb,'.- the Rev W 7 MAMMA D =
vicsr-servtces As. Ts3c es5. II . > N az -
r,.h-5r 81 Horoiru vriu p~>ach at IL Ta> wear VI
-raSs rbs address 81 n
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ET,, EXCEPT
TRASSPACTFTC


c. BA-Vta F1orfda. ofrca daiIy sr~~pr
THURSDAY. a. 1870 a rEs connecting malls close
here Wednesdays ard Saturdays VIA Tampa.
Mondays via Mianf1
MEXICO CTTYOvsriand. unless specially addressed
DISPATCH stsaner. closes Office daily e9cspc
Sunday, az 30 p n and II 80 2 H. Sundays a.
, n 80 = m
NEwFOJ- NJ IANr-By rail . North sydney.
bv closes this ofhce 5aiiy $50
connecting mails close Monday. Wednssiav
ara Saturday,.
JAMATCA-By rail- 20 BoStcr. and thence by stsarr-r.
closes ar This once ar $50 , every TUESDAY
Phila "eDna. an3 tre1cs bv steamer closes
at or7ce at II 80 every "wednesday
MIQU ELON-BY rsiI Boston and thence ~ s--ar7e-
-I.-a orrcs faIiy $50 =
BELIZE. PU ERTO CORTEZ snd C5CAT EMAI~A-Sv raj
10 orleans thence BY steamer closes ~ t1is
oercs daily. except sunday az 7iso > n and rllso
sundays at u .. and I'll 80 2 n tconneri'ns
mail closes hero Mondays a r1t+20 r NJ
COSTA R1CA-By rail to Ne<-Orisans, ard thence y
s+San-er closes this once daily. except SUr1aJ. p
II az D. m III 80 sundays - = > N ~.
~ ~ D n -onnec+irg ursii closes here IusssrF ~
sFsEfs+s-sd Mail closes .. N. previous dsy
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white Inc snow W
changes pressure indicated BY The Triuone
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the 'e'
ture recorued Dy the local Weather bureau
The following Official record from the Weather Du-
shows tie changes temperature foF INC iaN'
tventy-four hours comparison with the Corresponding
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AzfEE1ca. WIS
INDIES Ell.


&OSDAT-At u kits. Eusta.iu-. II
french Guiana =. Tiler
fo- Central America teHcspt Costa Rcsl ard south
Pacinc Forts. 5 SeEIranca via colon fnafT
Guatemala must bs directed Per S~gIrancaf y. .
lZ:30 D m supplementary p NJ FOR Turks Isisnd
and Dor1intcan Republic PEI 3 Nsu-Tork.
IHLRSDAI-At = a for Cuba EiEiia1~is
mail f1r Mexico. via Progreso. Cau1p@che and Vera
for Haiti per Pri1s der Se5eriandeu
Curacao. Nenezusls- trinidad. British and rIr~-
1a1den'1. II a. m. for Brazil. ps- Byron.
Northern Brazil Argentine, Uruguay and paraguay
tan. per = TjornO mail must be directed per
IJono ,: az u m for Mexico Per = > Seneca via
Tampico mail must Be directed per .. = Seneca
Silvia: at 70 for santiago 3. Yunurf tr1a'I
SATTEDAH--At n. for Bcrnnuda P-etoria.
and Venezuela, q Marscaih7 fnnaif
az n. for Porto Rico per = Ponce Ssr Juan
for brsentfns. Uruguay and Parzz1av. per
Egyptian Prince; a a m ts1pplerrsrfs-y-
1890 a. for Fortune Island. Jamaica. Ssvanfiz
Csrtag~na and GreytOVn. per .. Valencia (rnau
Costa Eica must be directed per s. Valencia.
10 2. for Cuba Mexico. via Havana.
at 1880 Complementary II 30 for Inagus
and Haiti, per = =. F1aniria-
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On election night returns wln ne displayed
ronontIy and accurately by The Tribune ~ the t"'-
lowing places; MI PAL
Main on1c. opposite city Van rs'N
NJ. shou Madison square 6Srheo'
Grand Circle and Tnts -pin'p- 81,
And n eonjuncties sith The srcssiys Tines ~
- ssa u..b,,et,r e.. Prccklyr- II
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name ald address.
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Special Notices.


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desired subscriptions be given % ycr- res9l4I
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Highest temperature yssierda5, " - Ia. - .,
average -: average corresponding CAV. g 80 "
sFeraee tor r :, day and Monday; fresh south
20 southwest winds.
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Ter Ssr-Ensiand. fUir to-day and Monday; cooler IN
central ard northern portions to-day; fresh souh~e-
WINGS.
Fo- Eastern Nep-Tork sair to-day and Monda.: tI-,A
.cuth 70 southwest viHds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Nsr-Jersey, partly
cloudy to-day aa5 Monday; light variable winds
Tor the District % Columbia, Delaware and Maryland.
rav-i~ cloucv rolay Monday, light. variable wnos
Vo- western Pennsylvania fair TO-DAY, with cooler in
northern portion Moaday light 70 fresh, vsrtabie
winds .
1a,.: sar Nonday: light 70 fresh variable winds.
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BUTLER HOFFMAN-On Thursday. October %. The
church Of Heavenly Rest. by The Rev. D. Parker
Morgan. Elizabeth Marshall. daughter OF Richard Ho-
man. Arthur WellInaD Butler.
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