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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
SIX ATTACKED BY TYPHOID FEVER.
Daughter of C. E. Warren and Servant in
Serious Condition.

Al least two members Of the household Of
Charles T. Warren. vice president OF the New York
State Bankers Association and cashier Of the
Lincoln National Bank. are in a serious condi-
ton from typhoid fever. contracted at the summer
home or the family. at Oyster Bay. Six OF the
household were attacked-MTs Warren. her twO
daughters. the Misses Margaret and suzannei
Frank Boyle. the servant, and Annie Rohan
and Meta Schneider. two Of the maids. The house
keeper, Nellie Regan. the only one 20
cape Mrs. Warren and Miss Margaret taken
70 tie town house OF the family. az No. SZs West
ssth street where the latter Is said 20 be IN a
rious condition. Boyle taken TO the New
York Hospital. and he. too. IL seriously affected.
Mss Suzanne Warren 10 az her grandmother's
home. ~ Freehold -. J.. and the two maids are
Iae cause 81 tie opidemq is beloved 70 be due
y defective plumbing IN the Oyster Bay Mouse.
AI- Warren j. tle son OF George William War
tei. who al one tius wRS Orgarist % 81. ThUmAs's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
OBITUARY.
EDWARD MEEKER WOOD.

LBy telegraph 20 The Trfbunel
Elizabeth, y. j.. Sept. n-Ddward M.eker Wood
County Collector OF Union County died to-day at
his home In Elizabeth from a complication of dis
eases. He was ffty-hve years old. was born IN
Morrfstown. y. J, and descended from Revo-
lutionary stock. His ancestors Colonel Aaron Og-
den, Jonathan Dayton and Francis Barber. all
fought in the American army. Mr.. Wood for many
years had been one Of the Republican leaders In
Union County. He was a close personal friend OF
Senator John Kean. Mr. Wood OF the
founders OF the Mattano Club. OF Elizabeth. He
also was a member OF the Society OF the Cincin-
natl and the Sons OF the American Revolution.
He was one Of the organizers of the Union County
Bar Association and OF the Lincoln Association OF
Union County. He was County Collector for more
than fifteen years. and served four years alder
man. The death of favOrite daughter, who was
killed about two years ago while riding bicycle
front OF her home being down and badly
angled by a trolley car was a shock 70 her
father from which ne never recovered. Dir. Wood
attended ct. Johns Episcopal Church, Of Elizabeth.
He leaves q wife and two daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
H. K. M'HARG, JR., WEEDS IN SECRET.
Young New Yorker and His Wife Abroad
Family Decline to Discuss Marriage.

The publication yesterday OF the secret marriage
Of Henry h. McHarg. jr., 10 Laura Whiting Brown
dld not surprise his intimate friends in this
city. It's just like him. they said He rarely
does things IN the conventional way
Mr.. McHarg l. the Of Henry K. McHaTg. OF
the well known New York family Of TINT name
Three years ago he worked a q lab0rer in his
fathers mines at Radford. Va. To get accustomed
this hard work he had first gone 10 Texas and
fired a locomotive. Although working in the
mines daytime. a night he a cOtiliOn leader
firing Of mining. he returned 10 New York City.
on a visit 70 Boston he Miss Brown a student
of music there After a brief coUrtshlp they were
married August Is by the Rev. DR.. Albert Hind
Of S. Luke's Church brooklyn. They went abroad
for their honeymoon The MoHarg family would
not discuss the marriage yesterday except TO say
that the couple still abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
loRp NAToR - RE a G1ANT.

Rsm he last Saturday Of this rnonth-namely.
Mshaslnas Day-that the election viii take
pao o. The next Lord Mayor OF London. who will
saiG upoh bis duties as chief magistrate Of the
~sgeG cry n The world on November s following
az not q 4 generally supposed, on November 2,
Aaolga he latter is PECULIARLY known az Lord
sal~s Day" By reason n the fact that the new
~ Mayors banquet az the Guldhau and HIS
s'assion IN state through the city take place on
- Jay Formerly TIE election OF the Lord Mayor
a.ohoon was held on the Feast Of the Translation
= hoEaid-0ctober l8-but Il was altered 20
-.alt.iaas Day BY an at Of the Common Coun-
: aas-s non the reign Of King Henry VII
-'s A'ia Mayor Is elected from among the twen-
s'sA aldermen o. the city o. London, by a body
ts'n q ne Common Hail. consisting OF the
-'s'u'sn-thai is % say. ~ the members Of the
.'''s c'y g'alds ana cornpenies-the Lord Mayor
- 'sfn o. once is about 10 alspse acting as
ESlslt ana his rhsriTs performing the duties of
.-NAs officers The powers Of the Common
a are ooniDsd 10 TIE election az the Lord Mayor
- q ne sherfs. who hold once Tor twelve
uzns
-. '~addaie for election this year IS Sir Will
''eoar widely known as g manufacturer ana
.-''~ G. cocosnut mating he IS also an I'm
-, q Oriental rags and a manufacturer OF
~ - -SPeA Sir William II elected, will bs
> . -es'1 Lord Mayor that has filed the chair
-. long year, for he Is s feet inches IN
. saa broad in proportion Ee has a keen
\, l-'nof' Is a graduate OF Kings College.
a go and makes his home near the Crys-
49, ~. 10 the country seat built by the cele-
4, $50 SINS Reeves and occupied by him
So. .s1ts may add that Sir William is the
a. A. :. % cooks Tourist Agency Company. Al
.,,.s.,.- o'uoe o. chief magistrate u London
4. - . NORMAN Conquest. n fs only since
as,ss =. u Ing John. iEB that London has
'Eton i'y Ni'hoot any inter-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mutual Life Insurance. Company pOlcyhodsrs meeting
Waldorf, morning.
Motor boat races Hudson River and 112th street.
Meeting OF the Education. 5etn
street. 4 ..
Outing Of the Tammany Organization Club ths 10Th
Assembly District starting East elst st-sst pier,
a.
Meeting Of Parsonss adhsrents Tuxedo Hail. seth
and Madison avenue.
Summerng gifts festival the Tanmany Hall General
Committee 21st Assembly District Manhattan Casino
155th street and Eighth avenue. evening
Free admission Museums OF Art and Natural
History and the Geological Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
ROYAL PRERoGAr1yE OF MERCY.

49, FFtEftDGAIIhE OF MERCY
a. :, hsfoert Gladstone. Secretary Of State for
\, - department should as such have had
!. -" 20 reduce the sentence imposed upon
~ -.@ Member 81 Parliament. Hugh Watt
sn -. years penal serEituCe % twelve months
~ 'lOaess sstonish those who are ignorant OF
-, e Tact that there is 10 court OF criminal
- 20 England, and tie matter e one which
So. s''ae explanation. The reduction OF the
"a ,s-s 1-1eiee oy Ar. elsdstons Is equivalent
- 'Nsoo Tor, iuasmuch as Hugh Watt has al
spent more thar a year IN san q ,,esrs ga,
- - be freed az once
49, Gladstone has acted In tbs matter ~,
-. - capacity, but as TIE Secretary or sts,s
49,. VIA ne duty % exercising TIE ro,,al
s,,.,- o. csenency In the name OF a..
stus- 4Leorsucsly, u Is the rpoDsroh xvho
- u ultimate appeal In an aratr, ~ l,,v
g.. administered IN his name. ans N c,,y,,
49,, s''er al tie lower courts have ~ -
~ - a case appeal is made 20 tie K,r,
~. ne ultimate deterninafioD ~ ,,s
asacn name 10 committee % his Privy
b, n ,-.--,
ia, Inn, e,.ihal matters IT Is different. No SEN
.isios az. !" "a llcse z tie High Court u
alsis,s -, trial by jury az Ass.zes - b.
IA y lie Privy council or a. -. al &c
Ven -. e"y way In which IL can D.. -, a
suss "a - e'eileHcy ire part % lie 60,
= FAC, - ~. reason when a couple 81 yesrs -,
sast. so,-. Drought 20 Iigat thar a Mr r.
Z lorr ,. "a England. lad been 600
saieA ~ -. - o. penal seryitude FOR -
nzstss s"-se,y Innocent tbe erlor be,,,, -
...'s'ss Lin ls5 u was found iraposs,fi. -
~. - o. a. '--s ~ means u a royal psrso,,.
--oEisoses f-'eqn FOR a crime which 3, -,
10 nay ~ NAG never committed TO-
-'a sne a. Rlasling o- reversing bfs -.
'sas 10 ~, only oompensatl5r "a, l,, o1.i'l'-
-i1 2ussr - grant q money by tbs -
~ 'ksuge a. ,-eloria came 10 tie tbroBe = 80 :,
s'ssE,.Pn ,-'.eley Was exercised d,rec,i- =
a., sseait,es :, won ell warrants OF exec,,,.-'.
e., :, e.sAstlre in the case Of oaD,,a,
lie ses.aaias OF Lsr re.s y'' !.
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SHAH SIGNS DECREE OF REFORMS.

Teheran, Sept. 1.-THE Shah has signed the
form ordinance demanded by the clergy and has
dismissed the former Grand Tizier. Aimed Dowleh.
This action has put an end 10 agitation and bust
ness Is being resumed.
The reforms signed by the Shah were announced
I'm a ulase made public in Teheran August IL.
They include the creation OF council OF state.
with consultative rights. consist Of fifty
bars nartIv elected from various classes including
the clergy but excluding the peasants II will
advise his majesty on important state and public
AFFAIRS and will propose reforms
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PEOPLES slNalNa cLAssEs.

TIE uptown branch OF the Peoples sinsing
Classes which are tho preparatory schools for the
choral Union. VIII open It's fall session az the
LenoK Avenue Unitarian Church. l2lst street and
LenoT avenue az 40 y. m. next Sunday. The
al sight ard are ~ ined 70 take 90 the more
rection % DR.. DaEroach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
RETENTION OF SIR ROBERT HART.

Bristol Sept. IA statement by Sir Edward
Grey Secretary for Foreign Affairs. bearing the
control OF Chinese customs. was read at the meet
ing OF the Associated Chambers OF Commerce
The Secretary. who replying to representations
OF commercial men concerning the necessity OF In
ssting on the retention Of Sir Robert Hart d.
rector general of Chinese Customs. said that Sir
Robert twice had received verbal instructions from
the Chinese authorities 10 cOntiaue the adminstra
ton OF the customs heretofore. and that he pur-
posed on returning 20 Picking. 20 issue circular
ernbodving these instructions.
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OF scHooL OF PEDAGOGY.

=. -. ,,.,tnq exercises Of the School OF Peda-
n ~, N-ovr york University. which win Ia
s sosy on September Sc, IN WASHINGTON SQUARE the
nTu T speaker viii be Elmer Ellsworth Brown.
Pr D. formerly professor ana q no% Thsa g
InlYsisitg OF ~ Educetion at washington DR..
Brown was epPo "a Succeed Dr. William r Harris
July o. ts ys9 t ossre since It's establishment DR.
HTg M viii speak on the subject saehsrs and
PollficA"
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sept. IL
along the Atlantic Coast with
the Of the high New England II Is also high
the Dakoas and westward 20 the Pacific Between
the highs rough OF low pressure stretches from
Wisconsin sOuthwestwaTd 20 New Mexico
Scattered JhuncerstOrms occurred IN the
the lake region the Mississippi VAL
ley middle Missouri Valley. Kansas ana Nebraska.
There has sharp fan in in upper
lake region middle and lower portions OF the Missouri
Valley and in the upper Mississippi valley Eastern
districts high temperatures continue.
There will be showers on Wednesday IN the lake re-
gon the ohio Valley and the middle and lower pOr-
tioas OF the Mississippi valley Rain Il also indicated
Western Nebraska. Western Kansas Col
orado The shower will probably extend into Allan
Coast districts New England by Thursday.
II will be cooler "Wednesday IN the upper lake region
middle Mississippi Valley the Missouri Valley
districts will continue high on Wednesday and possibly
Thursday although showers IN the lower lake region will
doubtless lower temperatures IN that district
The winds along the New England will be fresh
southery. along the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
light and variable; along the Gulf light
variable: lower lakes fresh southwest south;
the upper lakes fresh northwest with occasional
thundorstcruls.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
will have light south winds ana fair weather 20 tho
Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
FRENCH CABINET IN SESSION.

Paris. Sept. IA session Of the Cabinet. astfn,
nom this morning until this afternoon Ia. h..n
held at RambOuillet under the presidency O, M
FaiHeres The meeting presumably was 70 ss,s-~
mine the governments policy IN view az "a. ..ct-
sion OF the French bishops to offer passive rss,s
meeting ars kept secret ~ wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
PRESIDENT NOT AT eAYsIoe.

Try Telegraph to The Trihunel
Oyster Ray, Sept 1.-THE story published in
New York evening newspaper yesterday that the
President r. contemplating buying property in Bay
side, Long Island. is denied here PRESIDENT Roose-
Welt has not been in Bayside recently
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GOVERNOR SAYS COAT FrrrIn
HIS Statement of Saturday, He Adds, Has
Been Rightly Interpreted.

Albany. Sept 1l-Governor Higgins said TODAY
tnat he had nothing 20 add % his statements OF
Roosevelt
i Tried TO make myself clear" he said ION m.
issues or tho campaign IN the statement sent 40
Mr. Periey on Saturday night and which Wa MAJ.
public on Sunday That did make myself clss,
who put 10 on
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who Will sail to-day for
Europe
THE NOORDAM. FOR ROTTERDAM.
Mr. ana Mrs d. 8 BisseIl Miss Mildred A. Parker.
Mp ara Mrs J. n. Grevers. w r. Thompson.
Mis- A N lawrence George NJ. Wood.
THE OCEANIC, FOR LIVERPOOL
LIVINGSTON l. Biddle. Mr. md Mrs. George W.
Captain spencer Crosby. u Childs DreSsl - r,,,,,
DR. John 8 sharpe. Mrs olive W. Thomas
Travellers who arrived yesterday from ABROAD
were:
THE KAISER WILHELM H. FROM BREMEN
ravIs T zar.l.tt colonel Samuel Pomsry Colt.
Ms a Stone Bsnedict. Mr.. Mrs. John j. sslIsey'
Nj. y Diadle MIR and Mrs. George teatn.
NJ ana Mes George J Mr. Mrs B. SNynh7
Gould Huntington.
Mr and Mrs T, A. Have Mr. and Mrs Alfred c '0n'
Colonel william whitehead Mr. and Mrs Frederick L.
Iadf Pagtington,
M. ana Mrs James cOsslstt II Maekay. 49,, x,,s,,,
Smith. lNolonci SH hoNA-~ ~
THE GRossER KURFURsT. FROM BREMEN
Mr. ana Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs 9 y. k1s''
Dexter Professor ana AAs A. n
Or. aaa Ara W. A. yAuas.I Rlc~
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDiNG INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH TIE sH1RPEsu
NEWS ON PAGE g.
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WEDDING At WEST POINT.

West Point " Y. Sept 11-Lieutenant Edmund
7 Daly Engineer Corps L. S. A and Beatrice
KoAhIer daughter Of Captain and Mrs. Herman J:
ToehIer were married to-day az the church OF
IRE HOW Trinity bv MonsiEnOr Okeefe. Lieutenant
Daly is from Massachusetts and was graduated
frnrn Military ACademy thIs year
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TO BLOW UP OLD Bark.

As fitting wnd-up OF the Steeplechsse season
Coney Island George {. Iilyou VIII explode the
harL Saranac which is now mOored 10 the big pier
at the Coney Island resort The dynamiting will
take place on Saturday September p. the last
dav Of the Mardi Gras
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Reamey. Panama HOTEL AsTOR-Dr, J, z, SIM
clair, London. SENIILE-A Temple DObeus
Liverpool. England. MANHATTAN-L. Greene
Scott, London; W. r. cambridge. Liverpool PARK
AVENCE-The Rev. J. NJ. 5. Ross. Redhill. Eng
land VICTORIA-Joseph Phelps, London; 5.
Damauf Caracas
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Il Gr..0ss sn9 ms.. ssrss.s's 900 e as- -s
Johnson ciapn wife Of the late william as.y L.
AgsTr,So9 sspssn,osr II isoa ssza>sl ss--n As.rz,
lives ana t4snds ara zvsd 70 assna he Hss~~i 80
Jersey '' CITY, A on Ts ssi1'. .S NO e @SsA
ment a, eOnvsnisnos OF family ~
co z, r.. ssy.gsgs y JSs .nss,nsss axas
friends invited . attend Der nsral q u. Asssi
%.dns.daS o1 sspts5 s 4 a p &si'rdA ave. 0A
TqFpm rs on ga9ay sVssEssr 70 Isce y.ns,
fo S &C.: s e an a. hs s s s .ss ns.
Morris Park wwt. EsnrsdAy; sspt.rnssr A II ya3
tsnSsr IA at Ii a. m 's'-
LovErT-As North Tsnytovn, sepsemssr q isos -
ioa y .yss .ns s'aGy 3. 20 fss mn Lss 49,
Sstnodist EgissopA Church On Thursday. ma asa
Hox.ra Ss., son q "a s 40 1920 fau ios
Lysn, q Lyoas Sai.' N Z. Assd ss rsar~ M
1903 Emma rouss. dxushtsr o. sa-sa n asd sas a.
easSa ave. '' Ss * - an n s. sis -.
a Ss ate Flaw sS e s par su az
Harry Porter Funeral rom her late rssidsncs No as
sn e cs,a = +. on Sss 5sAS af'''n'on fn'A
RcEIo EsoN-on Sunday evening. s.ptsussr o. 1909 AZ
nth, Ne 70 Mspis avenue. florrissorn H. T. An Ella
ssss ESsissson SssSfss q SsSa1 nosotson ana
f BE - sSg ss .xsS Ss a = neon Ssn q Noun;
Cincinnati papers please copy.
ST JoHs-As crsssSnoor. n r Monday. ssps-nsbsr 10
Es~. 81 s saa oz.ns hs ls T.~ssss se e
rHoAI7soS-sudasuly. on Monday. sspseunhsr 10 John
son xs q sa ls 5SsSs iohS s '-on s
at Broo<vile. Penn. on Friday. September IA
van TIss;s'ssg ssgs.1-5 = 1909
Pelt. an his 7ota EunsEai pr1vAtsl
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Highest tsanI eratGr. YESTERDAY 20 es<rsss. owss ~
average for corresponding twenty-five gears o
Local horecastScatsrst showers and tnanas .soL =.
y ytndA
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Eleanor Robson Rehearsing 2angwilps
'Nurse Marjorie"

Eleanor Robson began rehearsals yesterday for
the first OF a series OF ten plays she will present
during thirty-hve weeks, beginning October 9. at
the Liberty Theatre. The first performance will
be Zangwills new play Nurse Marjorie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

Tom Davis. one Of the trio IN Motoring in Mid
Air" at the HippOdrome rode over the upper edge
Of the cage last night. He fell considerable dis
tance 20 the stage and received a sprained ankle.
but will be able TO appear tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

Walter Rothwell who has been engaged as prin-
cipal conductor for Henry ". Savsse's Madam
Butterfly company. arrived from Antwerp yester-
dey. There Will be three conductors for the OPERA
the others being Alfred Feith, from the Royal
Opera at Berlin. and Cornelius Copper. from AM
sfardarn
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem from Grand Cen
srai Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue toleys and
ny carriage Lots s126 Telsphons ASS Gransrcy
for Book OF Views representative.
Once, 20 East Esd ST. New Torkzcieys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

Frank Wilstaeh has been appointed by the shu-
berts TO succeed Claiming Pollock general press
representative Of their enterprises. Mr. Pollock
retres 70 complete new play entitled The Secret
Orchard" for the Shuberts Mr.. WIstach has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

Death notices appearing I'm THE TRIBUNE Vim -
repubhshed In The rri-weekly Tribune u1shsus -
charge.
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-Burne-t's Vanilla 10 Pur. Foos-
Married.

nsrriage notices appearing In THE TRIBr-,xr an,
extra charge. ''"""s
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UNCERTAINTIES.

FRANK Il. CAMPBELL CO.. a4t~s W. s7d a. World
known: od stand Chspels parlOrs st Tel 1924 ceses
Rev stephen Merritt. The vorid-vfee-sn0vyn UNDER
only place BUSINESS and
S.; lsrssss 20 the world Tel iss ana ig5 cneissA
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Myer Bimberg, the owner OF the new Astor The
atre denied last night that the theatre was mo-
finished. He said II Wsgenhais & Kemper. IN,
iessees do not open the theatre to-day. he will sue
them for every day the theatre Is not opened.
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$50 HSDGKIS-on Monday, sspssmbsr n q.
srnis ana the Rev n Benson MAJ as4s, rsssn.ta
sr or Helen and the late Arthur WslIsslsv -.or.
Cal @ AS's-'Aia HodsAin. OF ser<alzy.
Notices Of marriages aud death, must n. IN
Win run name and address.
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Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii Be mailed az ere tos>
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Forecast for special LOealEies.-For New England.
fair to-day EXCEPT showers northern portions
thunderstorms Thursday; fresh south winds.
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania and Del
scattered showers and thunderstOrIns
Thursday; Thursday. light east 70 south
Winds
For New Jersey. fair to-day. showers IN tn
south winds
For Maryland and the District Columbia fair today
scattered showers and Thursday light south
winds.
Dor Western Pennsylvania Western York.
scattered showers this afternoon and tonight and prob
ably THURSDAY THURSDAY: fresh southwest winds
shifting 20 northwest Thursday