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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
EUGENE M. HARMON.

Eugene VI. Harmon, Of this city died yesterday
at Cincinnati. Ohio in his forty-third year. He was
the OF the Rev. Benjamin Franklin Harmon
and Julia A. Bronson Harmon. Of Mount Washing
ton, Ohio direct descendant Of Nathaniel Har-
mon. Of the first settlers of Suffeld. Conn and
brother of Judson Harmon of Cincinnati, ex-
United States Attorney General
Mr.. Harmon graduated from Annapolis IN
1881. served a time en- the navy. and resigned 20
enter the United States Patent Office where ne be-
came primary examiner. Tn 1897 he resigned TO
practise law in this city as a member Of the hrm
Of Seymour. Seymour & Harmon. No. ~ Wall-sr-
At the outbreak Of the Spanish War he reIoinod
the navy commander of a division OF the naval
militia Of tins state. and was made commander Of
the monitor Nahant I'm charge of the mine fields
off Sandy Hook He navigating lieutenant in
the State naval militia and member OF the state
Examining Board He was also secretary Of the
United States Naval Academy Alumni Association
Of New-YOrk.
He leaves a widow and two sons. Franklin and
Marion. aged fourteen and twelve
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rEANsrAC1FIc MAILS

Tahiti sIarqueSas Islands, san Francisco clos.
daily $50 March +la. fnclusfv.-
fer dispatch per s. s. MaripOsa-
China and Japan via Tacoma close here daily s:so
p March rl2. Inclusive. for dispatch oe~
. Olympia -
China and Japan. via Seattle Especially addrs.,.4
only. close here daily az $3.50 b. m up 10 Marca
t1f. inclusive. OR dispatch per PIsades
close here daily az 30 m up March us IN.
elusive. for dispatch per s. Empress Or TndIa
tAferchandLse for T. s. Postal Agency al shanEhaf
forwarded Canada
Francisco. close here daily 80 m to- a--i,
us. inclusive. for Dispatch s. siberia.
Nav-Zeaiaui. Australia Except Wesu Nevv-Caie4o,f.
Fiji. samoa and Hawaii. via San Francisco cl0se -.
patch SCnoua. Gf the Cunar1 steamer -arrv-
ing British mail for Nev-Zealsnd does nor 9r-vs =
time connect win this dispatch. uaiis-@Iosi11
$50 a 30 and g. 80 m. esrnd7vs
forwarded until Cs1r1~s
Australia t-xc@nt Westl Fu Islands NeV-Cale51na
via Vancouver ard victoria, p c. close faIIv ~
$50 m up % March -. inclusive Tor dispatch PEI
Hawaii. Japan china and specially addressed nail N,
ire Phtipp1a Islands. VIA san Francisco Gloss hsr,
daily az tJo o. r. up 70 March t26 Inclusive for dis
patch per s. e. Cupuc
Philippine via Francisco close here aaff A
$50 m uu q March ~. Inclusive. Dispatch pss
United states
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed vsss Australia =,
forwarded VIA Europe ard New Zealand and pfi1plrs.
spec--y allressed VIA Canada via Europe's
must Be fully prepaid enc foreign .ates Hawaii 4,
inr'F-rl-l VIA san Francisco exclusively.
Lrls1a-lHc malls are forwarded 81
Pr.sliupton o. thei- uninterrupted overland transt
TItegis-erec nail closes m. previous dav -
CORNELIUS VAN corr PoStna.t-r
Fos'o1ncs. NeT-foTN n. Z. March I. 1904
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OTHER CITIES AFTER IT.
Offers to Cunard Com pany-HayoT
Wants Longer Piers.

Rr.,-o- Mcclellan said yesterday that Boston and
ptnaaalnbia are trying 10 get the CUuard Steam
ert C-o-,usu, 10 send their big syo-fooT ships 10
tl,fsa morris promising them ample docking 1acil-
t,es In view % this offer tc the steamship
peorle the Mayor considers q Of the utmost con-
sequence that this city should get the permission
of rhe War Department 90 extend the North River
rie~ nne 50 as ~ provide FOR the new CunaFd
I'VE have no pier accommodations at present for
these big new boats laid DOWN 10y The CGnarc peo-
ple said the Mayor. They are t. be a little more
fhan ccht hundred feet in length our longest piers
are eight hundred feet. The construction OF the
new boats win not permit of their being run plump
10 AGAINST the halkheEd. In fact they VIII Re
rrioo~ed 70 that the channel ends OF The vessels
viii extend beyond the end x The per about forif
feet The company never would mink OF using q
DIOR So much TOO short. p q would subject the
.1,I ~ -be shin 10 constant danger from tOws and
~errvtonts that might get beyond TIE control OF
thcsr rilots The Engineering Board OF ihe NJ az
Iteua~f-ue-t has beer very etI with the CITY thus
Ta~ in this matter. The engineers seem % think
fbas fhe channel VIII be DISTRACTED ~ tho pier line
il extended a 20 permit he building or lcFl-
r,or r5erE strikes that tho sLlpbuilders and
.,--I ~1arcial interests Of this city are The best
sndrre 81 the needs Of the city and that IS - ny We
re doing our best 10 get the pier line EXTENDED J
- Informed that inducements arc being offered
10 the Cunard people By Boston and Philadelphia
5o.te for thfs port. The Cunard people do wish
- ~ mis- frf they NAV hc compelled 10 Go II
- r,er lire 81 not extended IN thar case many
-eorie would 80 cithe. 20 Philadelphia or Boston
- take their steamer instead q emharking II
aE
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A PLEA FOR NIAGARA.

To che Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: As a resident OF the State OF New-ToriS.
wish to raise my voice against the spoIiation Of
Niagara Your editorial IN The Sunday Tribune
OF this week. entitled. Save Niagara" clearly
states the case. and should arouse Che people Of
New-York State TO the fact that Niagara Is
menaced AT this time by those Who should be her
guardians That Niagara has shrunk IN the last
ten years is apparent TO any observer, and IL
unlimited rights are now given 10 the Niagara.
LoclSport and ontario Power Company &c divert
water from the river 20 any extent how pItlfuI
viii soon become this once magnificent spectacle
How shprn Of all its majesty and beauty! But
j. the public no longer cares TO preserve the nat
ural beauties Of the state. n everything must
be judged by fits commercial value. then let the
people OF Eew-Eork State profit by the sacrifice.
Canada is reapirE rich harvest from the tax
on her water privileges. let New-York do the
Same. Let the taxpayers Of the State. and not a
private company. he enriched by the passing Of
this wonder OF tho world. D. y r.
ALlantLc ClLE y. j. Narch I. llNl.
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State has full authority to grant to withhold the
right % vote. The alta chmeut Of penalty for
Withholding the right grants the right 10 withhold
at least by necessary Implication And the i'm
position of the incurred penalty is mandatory. and
IS the duty Of our Congress The failure 20 impose
II Is therefore a premium upon the Contemptuous
showing aside Of the Constitution and must logical
" end IN the destruction Of all government by
peaceful and just methods. And. on the other
hand. the reversiOn of the State To the inferior
position which by its DISTINGUISHING act, Il has
chosen for itself must act as an forcibe
incentive to equal and exact justice for all its
citizens
The remedy for this state Of affairs. 50 fun OF
danger, not for the negro and the South only but
Tor an OF us. OF whatever order whether or the
south or Of the North is in the Congress. and not
IN the supreme Court. The Congress shall have
power 20 enforce the provisions OF this article by
appropriate legislation. is the concluding clause
Of both the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments
10 rEe Constitution. VIII the Congress obey the
mandate Of the Constitution o. ". SEARS.
INDIANAPOLIS March B. 1904
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EMANU-ELsS NEW CANTOR.
Simon Schlaeger to Fill Place of
Dir. Sparger.

The board Of trustees Of the Temple Emanu-
FL. at a meeting held IN the vestry rooms.
Fifth-ave. and Forty-third-st.. on Monday even
ing elected the Rev. Simon SchlaeEer TO fill the
place Of cantor. recently occupied by Mr. Spar
ger.
The new cantor is a native OF Germany. but
has been in this country fourteen years. He
was cantor Of Beth-Ziou congregation, Buffalo.
for two years. and then accepted call from
Newark. y. J., where he has served I'm two
congregations. At the time Of his election he
was the cantor OF the congregation Ohe5-
SchOeu.
In their efforts 20 fill the place with the best
man the trustees invited well known CantOrs
from all parts Of the country, and the selection
Of Mr.. Schlaeger is a high compliment 10 his
ability.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

sphinx Club dinner. waldorf. : p no
Dinner Sons % Oneida County waldorf p
Pu-.-1 Ban I'm aid % Beth Israel Hospital Madison
square Garden. evening.
Meeting ~ Farmers club Horticultural Section
~ che American Institute. NO. 10 West fourth
o.. g.
Lecture THE Accounting q Street EallwayF'' ny
Leonard H C1ua~-. New-IorE University school 1f
Commerce. o O.. m.
Free lectures o. the Board % Education. r1fll-
S..... $50. - one. -'rIrri and .f1Ivth-7' ana Am
Hts-..-I. tffF.'' Professor Edward T..
Board u ElICati1a Pars and Fifty
r.H... Mozart Thomas Nhtney -Irett.. illus
Etrf.al.rlsr,.s T.rrrlu IIa.l. Ease
Forty .l--al. 49,. 'Ivlugsii1a Land and Poem"
Austen o. heIr-uu. Illustrated lnuu- Mems Chris
rHa Associate. o. 30 p West one-tuulr.4-ar -e--
Is .f.H.sf. 'Ns-frI-atsr Abbey Ir. Lucy r. Bliss.
ILLUSTRATED. Young Meas Institute. 40 - B1wery.
life ~ the People LouIau." 81. NJ Davis. 'r.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

OsweEo, y. Y. March S.-CrvilIe VI. Bond. re-
tired business man Of Oswego, in former days a
widely known vessel owner and commission uer-
chant twice the Democratic candidate for Congress
and former member OF Assembly, died here to-
day, aged eighty-eight years
A1iddletown. y. Y. March S-Harrison II. Crane.
vlce-presideut Of the First National Bank in this
city and formerly a well known New-YOrk mer-
chant Is dead here. He was member Of the Con-
soIidated Stock Exchange. New-York-
Toledo March S-Jacob Romeis. who served in
Congress from 1884 to 1SsS. died at his home here
to-day. as the result Of accident. Mr.. ROmeis
defeated the late Frank Hurd for Congress twice.
He also served three terms Mayor a Toledo and
was at time general baggage agent OF the
Wabash Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
The NEGRO AND DIsFRANcHIsEmENT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. 4 good many persons are just now asking
the question. HAS ;he DISTINGUISHED negro any
r,rredv2' and are al the same time exercising no
small measure a ingenuity in iustifying the sub
s.-v'encv Of our Supreme Court 70 tcchnicauty 81
--,rtirallv deciding that he has none. This last
= totally rconsequentiaI labor, for nobody any
LONGER expects justice for the weak against the
.rong Al the hands OF the courts. and the people,
acting from this fact. are year by year more and
more taking the execution Of Justice they con-
ceiva Il into their own hands IN matters OF conse
ouence 20 them But the decision Of th- supreme
court Fl the Giles case does not deprive Tie negro
Of a remedy against Acknowledgement indirect and
somewhat slow OF operation. but may be all the
scfter Tor that II seems to be settled that tho
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after.
cIAREE-2n aerlay Ne,h Ct her g. IS. ne S2 .
vices az the house Ii a Thursday. March 10
Interment private
pExN1s-on Monday. march . 1904 Of pneumonia. Rod
Wsdnesaay evening March az O'clock at his resi-
omit flowers
DypIEY-on Ts-s5ay March 5. Prudence FISH. wife o.
J-rlah u. Dude Services wiz BE held az her late
lssc.3 ,ar-f o In,ernsat a. S55tc coaa'
FrIs-on March 6 at the residence Of sister Mrs
Charles 4 How pasadena Cal. Eliza Hoyt sher-
Ann SOPHIA whitman % the late Henry Fsruam.
2 hs N sa'4 yg ca weinesiay Mach 3 at 80
O'Clock. kindly omit flowers
GARDNEE-on Third day cruestav,. Third month. sth.
1905 New-Y2rk city Martha Nlls5s dang5ter 2t A.
Of her age. Funeral private
GREGORY-sudaenly. at Portsmouth. y H.. March s.
Anna r Roome. wife of Lieutenant Luther E. Gregory-
P Pi1nz' \ T on we5sss4Sy March q p n Gar
Tort and Greenwood Lake Railroad
Nos Of 4, tn . fz Or o N2 ,5s q. 81
year OF MS 5 Sss nt 1cTrsti ORC on mes S'
March 10 1904. at ESQ O'Clock IN the afternoon
HARRISON March 1904 slildred beloved daughter Of
months and days F5nGral services vii be he'd at
ark. \ -. On Thursday. March 10 1o-f5 a
Heatives friends kindly invited Iuteruent
R.Gredsd county, at the convenience OF The
family
ISHAN-On March s. in NewYorz. az the home - her
Eiyrh IsnaLI MAGE Cris-iana Beach Isham.
widow o Joseph q. Ishau. IA her sdtu year.
EyEN,,S ARI}-At Lake Nahouac. y v Sunday March G.
Ira Brysa Keauard. aEed forty Funeral VIII be held
residence his Ellawius Place Wes-clcsLer
County. OF Thursday. March 10 1904. gt = p Car
will meet train al Lake Aahopac leaving Grand
Central station ll,55-
OICOTT-Eua Jackson. widow o. Horatio 7. Olcott IN
The 5g-n Funeral services at No
Flrs; Place. Brooklyn. on THURSDAY. a. 1880 a.
Iute-ulcut private
sINrPsON-At AmbIeside Tuesday March s. 1904
Teresa I. Allen. wife Of William Simpson. Funeral
rarv-es Thursday March 10. Trinity Chapel Twenty
nfth-st.. Broadway. at IL 80 o clock
sNITTf-Of pneumonia. March :, 1904. Hotel Port
land No Isl West 47th-st. Julia Floyd wife OF The
Isfe George Hervey Smith. Funeral Thursday.
s%YDER-On March s. 1904 az her residence No -
Prospect PARK West Brooklyn. Mississippi Hudson
Requiem mass At l9-SO O'Clock. Thursday
~ March 10 the Church o. Francis Xavier
and Prcsdent-s--. Brooklyn Iut.rIuent
vare Kindly omit flowers
T1DBALIe-Oa Monday. March T. her residence. No
40 Walnut-st-. Moutcair. y. J.. Mary Lang10n. ths
wife Of General John G. TtdbaI and the daughter Of
YorNG-At his residence. No. 100 IO6th-st New
York Tuesday March :, George A Young Notice
q funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
OBITUARY.
DR.. STANLEY G. CLARKE.

The funeral OF Dr.. Stanley G. Clarke. who died
on Saturday, from hea-t failure. took place last
evening at his home. No. go Halsey-st, Brooklyn
The Rev. Robert IT. COrsOn pastor % Grace
Church oficiated
Dr.. Clarke was born in Camden. Ont. in 1852 and
was a graduate Of the University OF New-York.
He began the practice Of medicine in Brooklyn
about fifteen years ago and well known as a
nose and throat specialist. lie one Of the
organizers Of the Central Throat Hospital and had
been president Of its board Of managers. lie was
member Of the Medical Society Of the County Of
Kings the Brooklyn Medical Society and Ridge
wood Lodge. No. 10. F and A ". He had been an
inspector OF the Board OF Health in Brooklyn for
several years. and at his death an employe Of
that department.
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MEANING OF ENTITY"

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The consultation in the French Academy as
to the meaning OF the word entity is explained
by the fact that the ACademcians confined them
selves TO the meaning Of the word "entite" in
their own language. Those who obliged TO be
familiar with both languages know that TO take
a word identical IN both languages meaning
exactly the same thing II frequently TO destroy
the meaning Of q sentence.
Entity in English means q real existence
"Noueutity' meaning thing having no existence
'Enute' in French means existence considered
as distinct and Independent OF the thing itself
! refer you 20 Storwonth and LIttre. W.
NCw-Yorl. March 8. 1904
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALEFNA ELE-AUan McLaue. Baltimore. CAM
EEibfE-Jaue7 Is Thompson. Philadelphia
FIFTH ANENT r Ike gresham ". c. Nor
bury Illinois. IS Manning. Albany, and jay
Cooke So. Philadelphia. GRAND-The Rev. W. II
Printer Albany HDLLAND-EN-G Governor ".
Murray Crane OF NaSs8 EUsctts. and oliver Auas
Boston. INPEEIAIr-F. s. Osgo0d Boston. MUIR
RAY HILI-H " Mcdowell. RrookIlnc. Mas.
I.TITEEIANr-Tl- Rev Emil O.. HI-SCh Chi
caro. and : NJ Tinker. Scranton WALDORF
ASToBIA-Sir Thomas Shlurhnessy. president Of
knight Adkins. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

The Farnosc Palace was the property OF the for
me- King OF Naples. who Inherited It from Eliza
beth Faruese. the last Of her line 1t leased
IN 1874 TO the French and is now the residence Of
the Ambassador of France The building was be-
gun by Pope Paul III, while Cardinal from the de-
signs Of Antonio da SaugaIlo. and was finished by
his NEPHEW. Cardinal Alessandro Farnese. under
the direction Of Michael Angelo IN 1925 The facade
toward the Tiler. with It's loEEia. added by
Ciao0mo della Porta iu 1850. 10 at time
offered FOR sale the United States government
for tho use Of its embassy and consulate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

Should be DAILY b. all interested changes
may
Foreign mails for week ending March II 1904. will
close the General Postofce
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing tine shown below.
Regular Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
lions and Morton Streets half hour later
than closing time shown below Except that Supplementary
Mails for Europe AMI Central America. Colon.
hour later at Foreign S-atI0nI-
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mALLs EoEwARDE1 OVERLAND. ETC. Exczr1
TRANsPACIFTC.

CJ-BA-yfa Port Tampa. Florida. closes az thfs or-s
daily. except THURSDAY IS 80 a. connsctinS
mails close here Mondays Wednesdays and SAT-
ur1aysl
EEICO CTTy-0verand. unless specially addressed f1r
dispatch By steamer. closes this once daily.
sunday. at $50 p and 1880 p. Sundays a
q. and 1870 e
Observation-Disclosures rail- % North sydney. and thsr-s
steamer. closes at this Office daily 9 30 D
connecting malls close here every Monday wednesday
and Saturday.
JAAAICA-Ev rail Philadelphia thence BY steamer.
closes a trs office a 1890 p. m. every Sunday
Ey rail Boston. and thence by steamer. closes az
trs Office a- g go e. every Friday.
MIQCELON-By rail % Boston. and thence
closes this Office daily sr $50 q.
BELIZE. PUERTO COPTEL and GCATEMALA-GBv
New-O~Ie1ns and thence By steamer. closes
Office daily sunday. al Fl 80 and fT0.s0
q. SUNDAYS at II m and 1880 Connecting
mail closes here Mondays az 1850 o. M.
COSTA RICA-Ey rail 20 Nevr-Orleans and thence bv
steamer closes this Ofs-e daily. SUNDAY
4I.10 d. and 10 20 p. sundays a ~ m AMI
1880 o. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays as
1850 3 M
BAHAMAS Except Parcels Post Masl-By rail- Miami.
Fla. and thence hv steamer. closes a 1850
every MONDAY. wednesday and Saturday
Registered Mail closes az p. m. previous day.
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FEAR PRINCE HENRY MAY NOT CONE.

Washington. March g.-Whle nothing definite
has been decided IL q feared -hat because Of the
death of his youngest son Prince Henry viii ask
tie EMPEROR not 10 appoint him head of the
commission which VIII rcp-eselt Emperor william
al che unwilling October. Of .he statue Of Fred
crick the Great tie eft of the Emperor 10 the
American people.
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{ CEMETERIES
Great PineIawn Cemetery, 2.315 s-res-send for Illus
trated pamphlet and price list OF lots - s.
The wOOdlawn Cemetery

Is accessible BY Grand Central station
trolley Lots Sis Up. telephone. Gram
Grey. for descrtT ave booklet representative
OFFICE % r. 23D ST. n z. CITY
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE viii Be mail 70 any address
this country abroad address changed as OFTEN
as desired Subscriptions RAY Be rsEulaf
dealer before leaving Convenient hand them
Ia at THE TRIBUNE Omce-
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GENERAL REYES VISITS THE POPE.

Rome March s-The Pope to-day cordially re-
ceived General Reyes OK Colombia, in private
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, $50 a. m. supplementary 10 q ND
Europe. PEI Oceanic. Queenstown
Tn ESDAN-Ar a m for France S7sitzerland ltaly.
SPAIN Portugal. Turkey, Egypt. Greece and British
India. per s. u Lorraine. Hayre tmal FOR other
parts q Eur1re must DO directed per . q La LOr
a for Italy direct. VincenZ0
FIo-i1 .Eau De directed per 5 s. NilcsnzO Flo
sATCRpAY-At a m flr Europe. per 8 Nsv-Yor&
Plymouth and ClerbOurg tnlaH for Scotland. Ire
"a Liverpool directed per &. 8. New
York;. $40 a. supplementary 10 a NJ for
Europe. per L.ucduia. Queenstown. $50
a. M. for Belgium direct per Naderiand mail
directed per s. 81. halerItlG $50 a
Italy direct. per E0uiEn Luise fuaiI must b
directed per g. s. k0nigin Luise') a. $50 for
Scotland direct. per Ethiopia mail must be d.
rectsd per s. Ethiopia. at II a. N. for Denmar<
direct per Heka tnail be directed per
HrNa'I.
Aft-r the closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
above additional Supplementary Mails
opened piers ~ the American. English. French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes o. the E0u- ~ sailing o. steamer.
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PURCHASE OF THE FARNEsE PALACE

Paris, March S.-The Chamber OF Deputies to-day
adopted q credit OF Sl5Sov0 10 pay for the Faraeso
Palace at Rome. recently purchased for the use OF
thc French Embassy.
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
reDublished in The TrU eely Tribune without extra
cha
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HIghect temperature yesterday. 4s

Hghec temperature yesterday. - degrees ~
average -. average Tor corresponding year 90
FOR corresponding twenty-five years
Local forecast--Eair to-day and Thursday; warmer
Thursday iSht % fresh westerly winds.
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Domestic Rafe..

By EARLy MAIL TRAIN
Fer ell points United STATES Canada and Mex1cs
outsIIa q b0roughs Manhattan ard The Bron0.
Also 20 cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
without extra expense for foreign postage