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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington, oct. e3.-The barometrc depression on
o, so,,heast has finally assumed cyeionc foFfna-
,,on and "a now moving northeastward toward Bermuda
With evidence of marked intensity Advces TO this erect
,yera cabed to Bermuda Friday afternoon The storm
,ha. vras central over Western Canada Thursday has
,ore3 eastward over Atlantic Coast distretsf ct
,.,sAd m scattered in the Atlantic states rom
sT.S rsroIina 10 England, and followed by p de
,S. ,au in temperature from the Ohio Valley and the
.ter lake the Atlantic states and the IN
.sor =, tbe Middle and East Gulf States
Its evening weather conditions in the Atlantic
,,s,rnts are complicated. trough OF low baTo-
t-s nre.s,Ire coast line and the ocean 20
and there indications of cyclonic &c
on the Carolina coast that is distinct from tho
nneaan disturbance previously referred to- -. -,
a probable storm development on tne
"a, soas storm warnings been ordered on the II
iIa and North Carolina coasts and advlces nave Oee
S.1as to Middle and south Atlantic ports -
Tvcsnt IN the Atlantic Coast states iaH Wea.ncr
IL tbis evening throughout the country. ana the teI
ersture has in the Northwest Fair Weat.kI
in interior Of the country whlle III 'e ~
1870 the outlook Is uncertain
tiony New-England Coast the WINDS VIII pc
Atlantic Coast fresh ana pIVa
10 northeast the south Atia
sss 70 6rsk north northwest; on the cur cas-
lower lakes fresh north ana On 'le uPf'
Lies shifting 70 fresh SOUTH
wa displayed tHo 1A'-N
-, porehead n C., 10 Fort Monroe - iii
s.c.r,ers departing Saturday for huropeah - S.rsnd
have brisk TO high north winds and ram 10 ''
IeawEG
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TRANsPACrFIc MAILS.

~., zsaand Australia Except Westl. New-Caledora.
t-iT samoa and Hawaii via san Francisco. close here
saiiv ~ G.3O o. m. up q October 20 inclusive. for
ten per g Sierra 0f the Cunard steamer
fng the British mail Or New Zsalaad does not srrivs
T.. ,irre 10 connect with this disp1tch extra mails
~ AZ $40 a m $50 and $50 >. m:
a.aOa m a. m. and ESQ p m-wn Re
$50. IN and forwarded until the arrival q the Cuuard
China and specially addressed mail for
49, t5 i5pi1e Islands via san Francisco close hers
nv ~ 10 D. up october f2s Inclusive. for dis
81 ISLANDS via San Francisco close here daily
sSS m I'D 10 October tZT inclusive FOR dspatcn
per =. 80 Iaran via AMI Victoria p G..
No. bere daily $50 up . October f2I tn
Sr1sIvs FOR dispatch per 8 3 tfnpress Or Japan.
49,. Ss f,.rVaries CanadaD
N ar 10 October Us inclusive. for dispatch
60 ~. san Francisco. daily $50 D
~ - November .. inclusive. fer Dispatch
Aniss 6s,ccp, wesD FIJI Islands and Nsw-Csedonis
A vs,couver and Victoria. p c. close here daily
s.so % m Up November ~ Inclusive. for dispatch
Iriss. otherwise addressed Australia
,J,ss va san Francsco-the quickest routes Philip
trt,ss snsclay addressed via Canada via Ell
Zone must fully prepaid at the foreign rates.
y,uati ia forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
arsPacinc forwarded TO port q sailing daily
ara the Of closing n arranged on The pre-
SUMPTION Of uninterrupted overland transit fess-
,,yed mali closes al p. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. FcsfmaSe&
Possonice. Nsw-Yors. N T.. October ID lsA
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G. A. ANDREWS SAYS WIFE Is INSANE.
Justice Amend Appoints Commission to In
vestieate Her Mental Condition.

Justice Amend. in the Supreme Court, yesterday.
on the application OF Constant a. Andrews, Of No
Cos NIadison-ave., appointed DR.. P. T. Leyendecker,
of No. 1873 Second-st., and George Haas, a lawyer,
of No IIg Nassau-st a commission de lunatco
inuuirendo, with a Sherffs jury, to Investigate
the mental condition of Mrs. Blanche i. Andrews,
his wife.
According to the petition submitted to the court
by hIr. Andrews, Mrs Andrews has not been IN a
state in which she could look after herself or
manage her business affairs for some time. she
haIlucinations, for none of which have there been
any grounds. Mrs Andrews has an income OF
about SIS 600 a year derived from securities and
other property Should the Sheriffs jury ind her
incompetent. an application will be mage 10 the
snflan nd estate.
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,,rrs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRACSPACIFIC

Ct-BAvia Florida, closes at this Office daily. except
q. (the connecting mails
bSrs on wednesdays aud saturdays via Tampa. and
1920 YOverand. unless specially addressed sor
dIsnatch py closes r. this office daily
sunday, at 1:30 D. N ana Al'SV p m sundays az 1
% m and lts30 2. m
ess1cs Nv steamer closes at this Office daily $50
y m connecting mails close here every sIonds5.
Wednesday and Saturda1
rANsTCA-By rail % Beston. and theme BY steamer
at eco Tuesday.
MfOTTFION-By rail 70 Boston and thence BIZ steamer
IN this Office daily at $50 p.
prrTTZr PUERTO CORTEZ end GUATEMALA--By
rail 20 Nsw-Oreans. ard thence by steamer closes az
80 cfHce daily. except sunday. At II 30 D. m. ard
tft.e0 Ia m Sundays az n q m and flf;s0 .. m.
.osctf,~ mail closes here Mandays al III 30 D. nj
r.l,STx PTCA-By rail TO New-Oreans. and thence By
clos this Office daily. sunday.
st.sO m and fff:30 p. sundays at II m and
if:sO D connecting mall closes here Tuesdays az
III5 80 p mall closes at 6 D. m previous day
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.EIANe,s DIVORCE.

= ,r,e Reiane and her husband M
Paris Oct hasore the Tribunal of First In
roIe tSax for the usual judicial effort to eec Ca
Teene in the Of the Tbsy su signed
divorce and NJ POrers counter su,, ana seaed by
as witnesses the document o ,rat no rec,ncla-
on essIss to T ams
daughter 81 the c2upl pc, 70 NJ Pcrel. MINIS. Rejane
having the right to receive "s' W.
breakfast Tina
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CHAUTAUoUA ASSEMBLY ELECTION.
Announcement Of Request of $4,000 Made
at the Annual Meeting.

jamestown X. y. oct. 23.-The annual meeting
Of the trustees OF the ChautauQua Assembly
held at Chautauqua to-day. The following officers
were elected: Chancellor Bishop John H Vincent.
Of Switzerland; president, DR.. r. IL Hickman OF
George e. Vincent, Of Chicago; vice-pTesdentS'
element StudebakeT. of South BenG. Ind: {. ID:
Massey. OF Toronto. and Frank W. Higgins, OF
clean y. y: secretary, Ira +. Miller, Of Akron,
Ohio: treasurer. ". +. Walworth, OF Cleveland;
chairman II executive board, J. G Neville. or en-
G. go: general director. Scott Brown, of Chicago
announcement was made that II. V. Beiger, of
south Bend Ind who died recently. had left $4,000
10 n Assembly.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

SATURDAY-At 80 a. m. for Europe s. Umbria.
via Queenstown. a a for Belgium direct. per
s kroonland (mail must BE directed per krocn-
Iand1; at $50 for Italy direct per : = Princess
be directed per Princess Irene y.
az Scotland direct per Furnessia mail
directed per Furnessia ,; at II a. for
direct. Norge t1ail Gust be directed
per s. S. NOrgeG
.PItINTFIJ MATTER. ETC-Thfs steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and samples for Germany
class Of mail matter for other parts %
Europe will be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her
Mails ramed above additional Supplementary Mails
0pened on OF the American. English. French
and German steamers and remain until within
ten the hour Of sailing OF steamer
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

sATr-PDAY-At II a. IN. for Brazil $. Syracuse.
via Peruambaco. Rio Janeiro and santos Imau for
N0r-hern Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
1nnst he directed per s Syracusa'): a for
I3srnuSa per S. Pretoria; at $50 a. m. supple
-1entarv g;30 a. nj for Curacao and Venezuela.
= = ZuIia mal for SavaniIa and Cartagena must be
directed per s. Zulia'J at a. for Porto Rico.
nsr a a Coamo via san Juan: at $50 a supple
1879 q for Fortune Island. jamaica.
Savanna Cartagena and Greytown. per Allegheny
tmafi Costa Itca must De directed per s. Ale
s,-a,a at 10 30 supplementary II 30 a. for
Irag.a and ayti 3 Bolivia
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PITCHED BATTLE AT FORT RILEY.

Fort Riley. Kan, Oct. 23--There pitched
battle with blank cartridges) to-day seven miles
northeast Of the manRuvre camp. The Browns,
under General Barry, represented a force adj
vancing from the north. The Blues. under Cen
eral Bell having been pushed out on reconnois-
sance were attacked at once by the Browns. 1T
was a desperate fight" said Colonel Wagner after
the recall land so sharp both sides that only
actual war could have told the victory"
To-morrow a grand review Will be held, all the
troops at camp participating. Lieutenant General
Young departed for The East tonight.
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CHARLES 7. SAXT0N.

N Y former Lieutenant Governor OF Ne"-iOtk
state and Judge OF the Court o. Claims. died IN
,bo cJ+y HosuttaI here early this morning from
what the physicians describe as an incurabie Or
ganic disease. Mr.. Saxton whose health had been
poor for some time. went TO sanatoriun IN
Clifton Springs several weeks ago. bur- not %
tanning the improvement hoped for came 20 rSocn
ester week ago and entered the City Hespi ,aa
with him the time OF MS death wer eor M
and Miss He'en NJ. SaxtOn, of Clyde
cherries Terry saxton was born in Clyde. " u
on Julv 2 1876 and was educated in the puohc
schools of that village. When he was Lout'ee,'
Years old he began work in store. studying creek
in order to 90 to college But the Civil War broke
out and he enlisted in the Sth newborn VoIuh-
teers He saw great deal Of war service az foi I
Hudson in the Red River campaign ana IN tiio
Shenandoah Valley in 1854, and he was less than
twenty years old when discharged at the SlOss u
tho war with the rank of sergeant major.
Returning home from the war, Mr. Saxtoh stuueu
law and hung out his shngle' as a lawyer IN MS
native village in 1861 He made an effort 10 secure
a practice in Grand Rapids. Mich. but soon re
turned to Clyde There Mr.. Saxton laDored for
many years He had a law praeues eA'eAiNAAS
over most OF Wayne County.
Mr. Saxton first entered public life as an Assem-
blyman in 1857 representing the eastern AsseinNi'
district of Wayne County lie G9lcny, Pee' .nd me
Following wear introduced the Ballot Reform PHI.
based upon the Australian 0 % tis nature which
Mr. Saxton pressed through the legislatuTe P Pal
finally even MIR Hill capitulated and the PHI oe-
came a law of the state. Mr.. Sayton IN lsSV en-
tered the Senate. In 1894 he was eec.sd 90
nrc Kenmore of the Senate and in NoVefloeL ~
that year he elected Leutenant GoyeFho Nor
tba State running on the ticket with Lew n MOI
tnD In March 1897 following the expiration y.
his term as Lieutenant governor MI 1sns by
atnointed Judge of the State Court OF Slains y
coyernor black His term began on January :.
1SSs and was for six years He was pr eI 5s
gras ~ Doctor of Laws from Union SOnTse ~ ~
gree oI - vas chosen honorary chancellor OF
ISL a a., iSS5 and delivered the address 10 the
srsdnati6g class He widely known as a en-, =
d In 1850 the office OF Judge Advocate
~ 81 Island of Porto Rico was offered 10 hiii ous
he declined it. 4. toes 60 Mics Helen VI
r-iad and they had four children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
MOODY lNsPEcTs NORFOLK YARD

Newport News, Vs. Oct. 2S.-secretary Moody
arrived at Hampton Roads last night on the dis
patch boat Dolphin To-day he visited the Norfolk
Navy Yard for the first time. He was received
bv Admiral Harrington, in charge of the naval sta
zion with the usual honors Secretary Moody is on
an inspection trip principally however, for the pr-
nose of examining and recommending one OF three
sites for the new and commodious marine barracks
soon TO be erected at the Norfolk yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
WAR DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES.

Washington Oct. 23.-The estimates for the War
Department for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1905
show net increase over the estimates of the pre-
vous year of about $4,000 They include about
SIG 100000 for river and harbor improvements, for
which no estimates were submitted last year. The
estimate for the military establishment. which in
cludes the pay. equipment and supplies for the
army is about $50 co., 100000 less than last year
The estimates for public works of a military char
acter which include arSenals, forts. barracks
buildings and grounds, aggregate $4,000 600, which is
about SlS.C0OGo0 less than last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
CHANGES IN NAVAL COMMANDS.

Washington. oct. 23.-Captain Duncan Kennedy.
recently detached from command of the Prairie.
has been ordered to this city for duty as member
Of the Naval Examining Board. relieving Captain
II r Iansfield who is ordered to command the
battleship Iowa
Captain Veeder duty in the Bureau OF
Equipment has been assigned TO command the
training ship Hartford He will assume his new
duties in few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
CAPT. coWLEs PRAISES THE MISSOURI

Washington Oct. 23.-Captain W. S. Cowles,
sistant chief of the Bureau of Navigation, who has
been selected to command the battleship Missouri,
and who aboard that vessel when she made her
trial trip off the ngland coast few days
ago. has returned to Washington He is greatly
pleased with the performance of the vessel and is
confident that the tidal corrections will make even
a better showing for the ship
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REPORT ON MAJOR HowzE's CASE

Washington, Oct. S-Judge Advocate General
Davis has received the report of the special army
board of which General Moore was president APP
pointed to investigate the controversy between
Major Robert l.. Howe, 9Th Cavalry, and Major
George X. Hunter 18th Cavalry, growing out of the
alleged i'll treatment of Filipino prisoners by Major
Howe. The report viii be made public in few
DAYS.
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RUSH WORK ON THE CHATTANOOGA.

WASHINGTON Oct. 23.-The cruiser Chattanooga
which WAS taken to the New-York Navy Yard
Yesterday from the shipyard at Elzabethport. n. j.
will be completed by the Navy Department at the
Naw-York ward Work on the vessel will be begun
at the earliest moment and rushed as fast as
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WOULD ACCEPT $1,5OO,ooO GIFT.
Favorable Action on Carnegie's Offer to
PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Oct 2S.-The offer of Andrew Car
negie last January to give H500OOO to the city of
Philadelphia for the establishment of thirty free
libraries was favorably acted upon to-day by
subcommittee of the Councils Committee on Pub
lie Libraries More than twenty sites have been Of
Tered 10 the trustees for libraries. In order
maintain the libraries annual expenditure OF
Sl50.pl0 will be required.
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Postomce Notice.

Should read DAILY BY all interested. changes
at any timeB
mails week ending October ~ lJOs.
all the General PoStof1cs
Mails close hour earlier than
below. Parcels Post Malls f0r Ger
many close a .. m. Monday and Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Station half hour later than closing time shown below
texcept supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America Via Colon close hour later at Foreign sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest ~
average To- for corresponding date last year. o.
average for corresponding last twenty-five years 90
Local foreeast-Partiy cloudy to-day and Sunday brisk
north NtndA.
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Washington. Oct. 23-The following movements
OF vessels have been reported to the Navy Depart
ment:
ARRIVED
October 1.-THE Dolphin Hampton Roads Villao-
hos at Yochow: the Atlanta. the Baltimore the
Peoria at Boston, and the Dixie League Island.
SAILED.
October 22-T7e samoset from Philadelphia destroy
wreck the Marelehead the Concord and the Wyo-
ming from san Francisco for Acapulco. lJOI-
phin from Washington for cruise
The Italian cruiser Ligura arrived at New-Orieans on
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ENGAGED.

,,.pT1Nx-ROR rNsON-Announceulent has inst been
made OF The engagement Of Miss Giaays - 90
le1J Mr. a1d Ma James ~ Robinson. OF NO. %
Tasf 5f at St to James r. Martha IT. ony son Oi MI
ana Mrs James A Martin OF No ." "'i' NV
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Married.
Marriage notices appearing an LnE
pNE win be republished i'm Inc iri-"'
tribune without extra Charge

Jor;Fs-coRTELYoUon Thursday oc;Seer - l les
i,l Wnrton 10 D. Adeline Katrina, dsushter OF tns
late Gerrit Corteiyou 81 sS,s 20 conn " 80
pvvNOIps-MEAD-On Wednesday; october "a 1905 a.
Field Conn. by the rev Il. n
eaI5Sn II u clara Becher Mead to Frank van
Rensselaer, Reynolds
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SIR M. HERBERT's SUCCESSOR.
Sir Henry Durand Prominently Mentioned
for Post of Ambassador

London Oct. 23.-Nothing definite is yet obtaina-
bic here in connection with the appointment of a
successor to Sir Michael Herbert. At the Foreign
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ROYAL HANDsHAKES

Why Gladstone received only one from,
Queen Victoria in fifty years is explained by
E1-Atsache. N to-marrov's Tribune
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gARRINGTON-on Friday mornins. after short, VI
ness rjanin Darlington eldest OF the late fen
tauln ard Kate W. Darlington Funeral services VII
be held on Sunday. October IS 1903 at p m az ms
late residenca No 2i3 Last c5th-st. New osk my
Relatives snd friends invited. Kindly onut nowsA
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Died.


BCLLOCSE-At her residence s5th-st. and 2d-sve. Bay
fsdse thursday morning. October - Mary Bulorks.
wife Of the late John BGi0~ke. Funeral from Christ
Church. Bay Ridge. Saturday. at $50 O'cl0ck-
CI.ENDENIN-At the rectory westcnesssr on Friday
october q 1903 Murei Morton Gsend0len Clendsnin.
aged years and IA days. beloved child Of and
Gaorisle Clendenin Funeral from ~ Peters Church.
Westchester. on sunday. at 1880 O'Clock. Internent
private. Please omit
Dt ItI-ANI-SudGenly, Thursday. October e, 1908.
ftonesiale Penn Colonel Coe Duri1nd. aged u years
Funeral services Monday afternoon. October IS.
ELILOTr-At Purchase. y. r.. Wednesday. October
1913. isaDeAa Elliott. In the Sf.h Of her
Gneral from ner late residence. Purchase ". r..
Saturday. October "a . D. Carriages win be In
waiting AZ White Plains station arrival Of train
leaving Grand Central Depot eos D. m In.ermens
IN Greenwood Cemetery sunday. October ..
HOLBROOK-Suddenly. a Red Bank October q Hen
services late residence Riverside Drive R-d
Bank sunday afternoon. october -. at O'Clock.
ISsIE5-suddenIy. Wednesday O. 1904 Clara
Gamble. Of E,iwn InsIee Relatives ana r-tenr
invited services be reid al
No 20 West OILS Saturday morning October "a
at III o'clock Intermsat private.
JEwELIe-At Hartford Conn., on Friday morning. o.
toosr - 1903. Charlotte A. daughter Piny
". H. Funeral Monday, October 20. from her lafs
residence, No 40 Washinston-st-. Hartford Conn.,
o'clock.
ROE-At Chester n. Y. thursday evening. October
Funeral private.
SMITI-Suddeny. city October y Dawson Heer-
Smith. NJ. D., only % Dr. Andrew X. smith.
in the 18th Of his Funeral services Grace
Church. Broadway and IOth-s. Monday October 20 az
m.
Samuel VI. Titus. in the S6th year % his RcIa-
tves and friends invited funeral
his late residence sunday October =. f.30
Tiases viii meet the train arriving at Nassau. Glen
Cove. at 1871
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CHAPEL CARS

which are sent by John ID. Rockefeller and
rows Tribune,
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SOBER CITIZENS

who have suddenly felt an overwne in MN,
desire to turn pirate. In tomorrow 'r'"-
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Noticss Of Marriages and Deaths must be IN
dorsaa with full name and address
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roprc.sr FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

For Ne,y-Fnglaod fair the Interior ram near ,o
-. ,o1ov. cooler in southern portion: brisk north
winds; Sunday partly cloudy. -, -,
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly CLOUDY TO-DAY anu
Sunday; probably rain in eastern p''N0n
,r5 nrobably increasing north winds ,,,--.-s
For the District OF Columbia Maryland ana ,sin
.arti, rlordy to-day and Sunday, with p9ssiUiy i"'
ooeT today; warmer Sunday; brisk north winds WITH
~ SevrTersey partly cloudy to-day ana sunday VIZ"
taniv ran. brisk and possibly high north winds 81,
Fpr Western Pennsylvania and western Rev, TN,
sunday: Sunday: fresh norm Wius-
49, Eastern New-York partly cloudy To-Day am
day. with probably rain near we '''is'' ~
The following official record from the weather bureau
shows the changes in temperature for the last twenty
four hours comparison with the eoTresPoHuiHs U -
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Domestic Rates.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For al points In the United States Canada sxico
vuIslos o. the borougnS OF Manhattan and The Bronx
Also 70 cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
without extra expense postage.
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM E. H. LECKY.

London Oct 23.-Wiilam f. III. Lecky. the his
torian, died from heart disease here last night: He
had been ailipg for some time
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

marine recruiting ONCE philadelphia. to Columbus
Ohio. and open marine recruiting office.
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Special Notices.
Subscrtption Rate,

THE TRIBUNE will oy o any address In
this country abroad address changed often
Desired. SUBSCRIPTIONS be
dealer before leaving II convenient them
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Foreign Rates.

NAL subscribers in New-Y0rk City the
TRl-WEEKIY will be charged one cent a copy extra
postage In addition TO the rates named above
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- For points IN Europe all Universal
lowing rates:
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British Ambassador at Madrid. who may succeed
Sir Michael Herbert
Office this evening it was stated that King Edward
mas not yet approved of any to fill the vacant
post, and that, therefore any announcement is pre-
mature. The best information sbtainable here,
however, points TO the ultimate selection OF Sir
Henry Durand.
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r,~,,Y, poftces appear ring In THE TRIBUNE
.-,,, n. r~uuhIished In The Trf-weekIy Trtb-
nm. without extra CHARGE.
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SUNDAY. Il cents VrFsE!sr1y- szr1v1r-Vv I. -....
DAILY. rr3T
WEEKLY FARMER cents S7n~s