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New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Harry Lauder will arrive in this city next Sat
urdav. He will begin tour Of the William Morris
circuit Of vaudeville theatres at the Plaza Music
Hall next Monday
The players selected by George H Brennan for
The coast of Chance begin rehearsals to-day
under the direction Of the author. Eugene w.
Presprey In the cast Hamilton Revelle. Jane
Oaker John Maurice Sullivan Agnes Patton, Will
lam 7. Chatterton Lydia Knott T Tamamoto and
Anna Dale
BEGINNING next Monday night. Robert Edeson will
nresent at the Criterion Theatre. where he is now
nlavinR THE Noble Spaniard." a one-act drama
called The Outport," by James A. Archibald The
play IS designed TO lengthen his present perform
ance.
Henri Bernstein has received the signal honor
OF a commission to write a play for the Coincide
Franchise II viii be called Apres Moi, lie De-
luge" (.'After Me, the Deluge)
Arthur Byron and Carlotta Nillson will play
che leading parts in Cleveland Moffetts new
drama. For Better for Worse" Mr Byron
viii appear later in a new play which IS being
written for him
Arnold DAILY. who has been acting his own
manager Of late. has resumed business relations
with IiebIer & Co. under whom he will appear
coon IN Paul Hervieu's Know Thyself." which
was successfully produced at the Coincide Fran
caise Later Ia the season ne MlH take me utle e
part in play no" "a peiuF Wilor @r''''H ioi "''' -
RE lstesf addition 10 the numerous theatres IN
this city under the control OF the Messrs shubeTt
IL the New Comedy Theatre. No. los 10 IL w
4lst street A nineteen-year lease al an annual
rental Of $4,000. was recorded YESTERDAY
arthur Prince. George Fuller Golden. Fiske
o.Hara Billy Dillon Daphne Pollard ana several
other p,ayers Al the American and Plaza Mus.r
t.s an nerforrn Al the rrs Of the entertainments
for The inmates at Wards Island tomorrow al
tsrnoon The performance viii take place on the
nrst THURSDAY Of each month under the patronage
Of Mrs William Morris.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
Elm BIitzmaedel. -

To show the scope of the talents Of the new
company Of players at the Irving Place Theatre a
farce with songs and music produced last
night by Directors Burgrath and Stein. The title
Of the piece is Elm Bitzmadel' CA Lightning
Girl ,, the author being Carl Costa. Carl Mil
locker composed the incidental music The in
tention Of the farce maker TO create a stellar
part for light female comedian capable of sing
ing and dancing and giving general entertainment
Of the vaudeville sort He therefore contrfved
three changes Of character for the leading woman
the part taken last night by Miss Hedwig Rich
ard-and many for her chief male supporter,
that part being given TO Heinrich D. Caro- The
changes occur as the result of a conspiracy to
obtain a government situation for the betrothed Of
the holder OF the stellar role by wheedIing under
false pretences promises Of assistance for him
from various influential personages
Miss Richard exhibited much vivacity and much
aIl-round capacity, and ably assisted by NJ de
Caro-, as an eccentric comedian and by Gustave
Hartzheim and Hans Dobers. who followed more
legitimate comic methods. These last two repre-
sented jovial and peppery proprietor from n
gary and his awkward and stupid godson. The
scene Of the plot Vienna and Viennese hilarity
was naturally conspicuous The piece is little too
long but il played with unfagsing spirit and
much enjoyed by friendly audience.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Free admission TO the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
American Museum Of Natural History and the
Geological Garden
Dedication of the monument to Giovanni ia verra-
zano Battery Park
Dinner NJ. Jean CASTOR BarZouX and the officers OF
French fleet attending the Hudson Fulton cele-
bration. cafe Martin. evening
Free lectures o the Beard OF Education ; d m
Public Scnool l6i. le,th street and Amsterdtr,,
The Living and the Nou- Living Fi..,
Iamin q. Gutenberg, Public school 1855 It5rb
street, west ~ Amsterdam avenue. "Our So1,tb
American NeighbOrs" DR. William SbaDr.rF
East side House Settlement 76th street ana -,
River The People ana the Governments Fdv-,'r1
NJ salt, Public Library No 81 Leroy street. .-Tbe
Healthy Human BODY Dr BRYAN Sh.edv-. p,,I
Library, No i3l East l0th street -Th- E4..f{s,
Human Body" Dr Charles T. - Wehsfer~ -.
Bartholomew Hail No. s05 East 49, 49,,
''shaSyspeare LIE London and Theatre WIN
lam Fl F9emtnE- sunshine Chapel. No 30 W.
+uth street, Tire Healthy Human B,f. % ,,.
trancis \ ~cratchley Young Mems t'hristisn -
citation Hall M = West t-Atn street .-Tt,. -.s..
It's Telescope Phenomena Professor PSesr. e.
ltrntlss Young Mems Hebrew AssOrfsfi,n If.t
pa street and Lexington avenue -Edva~d C,rts'- -
Ilanel dregery Mason; Nouns Mems Insfitute Han
Gallup - --'''s FEsAN y
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
soTHERN AND MARLowE MUST PAY
Court Rules They Owe Miss St. Cyr Season s
ROYALTIES on D 'Annunzio's PLAY.

Miss Julia Marlowe. becomngly goHned in a
costume Of black and green, and +. Il. Sothern
appeared before Justice Clarke yesterday in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, defendants in q suit
70 recover S9.OD brought BY Miss Dirce St Cvr Of
Manhattan because Of their failure 10 produce
D'Annunzio's tragedy. The Daughter of Jorio"
which she translated from the Italian.
Both Mr. sothern and Miss Marlowe testified that
the translation was unsatisfactory. They believed
the 100 in advance royalties they paid Miss
ST. Cyr was sufficient inasmuch $ a great deal
of money besides that expended in
vain attempt 10 ~hip the play into shape for pro
duction here
Justice Clarke held, however. that as the actors
had contra cted 10 produce the tragedy and 10 nav
Miss ST Cyr a minimum ROYALTY Of 80 for one
night every week Of the season there could he no
valid excuse for their failure $ The Court
reserved decision the amount Of lavulentE due
and left the jury the question Of the length Of
the theatrical season. II decided that il extended
for thirty weeks and Justice Clarke will base his
award 10 the plaintiff that verdict.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
THE WILL OF ALFRED PULITZER.
Only 100000 Left in Document at Vienna
Heavy Losses Reported

vienna Oct 5-The win Of Albert Pulitzer vino
committed suicide here on Sunday was oueu.d TO-
day. and II disclosed that Nr Pulitzer had DISPOSED
or all except S0000 Of his fortune or this ar,os.
part is left % the Vienna Ambulance Society.
mere are several small iegacies. and the remainder
goes to his son. Walter Pulitzer The estate a 70
be disposed OF according to Austrian law
IL Is rumoTed that the testament viii be contested
on account Of Mr. Pulitzer's mental condition ana
because later win is said TO exist in Paris n =,
reported that Mr. Pulitzer had suffered heavy
hnancial losses I'm South African specuIatfons Ar-
other part Of hts fortune about ss0Ooa bv arra7x.
ment with several London and Paris fnzIsrarc.
compbanies Afforded him a axsd annual incours
and this part of his capital it is said. win 2, %
the companies
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ALICE BARON SINGS sANTuzzA.

Nine. Alice Baron is indeed proving herself a
useful member Of Oscar Hammerstein's opera
forces. on Monday night, when Nine. Sylvia fell
I'll. Nine. Baron appeared in "TOsca.' and last
night Nine. Sylvas indsposition continuing, she
again stepped into the breach. and sang Santuzza
in Mascagn ''C'avalleria Rusticana." If it was
dramatically a French rather than Italian
ception that Nine Baron presented, it
ception portrayed earnestly and consistently. with
feeling and incisiveness. Nocally she seemed
slightly tired. buJ otherwise she sang with good
tone and in time Mr.. Carasa was the Turtddu.
Mr.. Pignataro the Alto and Miss Gentle the Lola.
'PagliaccT' closed the bill usual. MI Zerola
sang Canio. Mr.. Laskin Tonic and Nine Walter
Villa Media
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PTTssURe WILL ENTERTAIN JAPANESE

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir; Ny attention has been called 10 a Ginning
from YOUR paper in which you state thar the pists
burg Chamber of Commerce win not entertain tn,
japanese commissioners who arr now making a
tour Of this country. and giving a purported inter-
view with myself, in which I supposed 70 max.
statements derogatory TO the japanese and that
we would not entertain them
This is a mistake first, last and all the time IN
the first place, the Chamber OF Commences Of PITS.
burg unanimously decided 20 entertain the Japaras.
commissioners; second. the affair in the hands os
the proper committee and all preparations ar.
under way for doing 50 third never made ta.
statements imputed TO IN my life. I never said
a word about the Japanese commissioners or thar
we did not propose to entertain them
LEE S. SMITH President
Pitts5urg. Oct. l. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
NEXT WEEK AT THE MANHATTAN

There will he novelties the Manhattan
Opera House next week. The Prophet" will he
sung on Monday with the usual cast and there
will he double bill Of 'CavalIeria Rusticana" and
''Pagliacci' Tuesday. The Tales Of Hoffman,"
viii have its second hearing Wednesday night
and II Trovatore" on Thursday night. on Fri
day night Louise" viii be repeated and Faust
will be sung the Saturday matinee. Aida" will
be the opera on Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

son uss Sir James Macdonald, who achieved much
Tame as one OF the greatest scholars and mathe-
lnsticfans OF his time. and who died at Rome BY
MS orders all his writings and papers were in
TERED with HIM in the coffin containing his
body. Il his brother who was created first
Lord Macdonald Of the present creation. The
present one is, as I have mentioned above. the
sixth baron. the fourteenth bsronet and the twen-
ty-hrst chief of the Clan Macdonald. His eldest
son. whose rights OF succession 10 the family
honors are now endangered by the claims of Alex
ander Bosville. bears the Christian name Of the
founder Of the clan, namely. somerled
''vIsCoUNT" DIES IN wORKHOUsE.
Talking OF claimants 10 peerages. the pretender
to the earldom Of Poulett who during the life
time of the late earl was wont to parade the
streets OF London organ grinder. bearing a
placard on which was inscribed an intmatiOn that
he viscount Hinton and that ne forced to
his bread in that fashion owing 10 the re-
fusal Of his father the Earl Poulett contribute
anything to his support. has just died in the in
firmary OF the Holborn poorhouse-or work
house" institutions OF this kind are styled in
England. When the late earl died he instituted
legal proceedings for the possession Of the exten-
sive estates Of the earldom but signally de-
feated Then he brought forward a claim to the
earldom- But the Committee Of Privileges Of the
House Of Lords. after hearing all the evidence.
determined that he could not possibly be the son
Of the late Earl Poulett, although born during the
period Of his mothers lawful marriage TO that
peer
Consequently the earldom was vested in the late
lords son by subsequent and third marriage
This son succeeded seventh earl. and married
just year ago, Miss Sylvia Storey of the Lon
don Gaiety Theatre. daughter of the actor. Fred
storey. He made small allowance to the de-
ieated claimant. who was. however. an IMPROVE
dent shiftless creature, and he has now furnished
through his lawyers. the money necessary for the
funeral expenses being probably relieved to feel
that the individual who brought so much trouble
KafIa r,oF,-
Is now safely beneath the ground. He could not
consider himself related in any way TO the claim
ant for the late lord had. young officer just
landed from India az Portsmouth made a drunken
bet after dinner to wed the first woman that he
encountered on the street She happened to be
Elzaoeth Newman, daughter Of the keeper of a
sailors boarding house. and less than three months
afterward she gave birth to son. namely, the
claimant who has just brought his sorry existence
10 q close. MAROTTTSF DE- E-0%TE-NrOv
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
BENEFIT FOR ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.

There will he a benefit for the members OF the
defunct italian Grand Opera Company at the Acad-
einy Of Music Saturday night Mr.. Van Dusen
the manager Of the Academy has given the theatre
and it is hoped that enough money will be raised
10 avert the suffering that threatens many mem
bers OF the organization Many OF them practt-
cally destitute as they have received pay for
over n week and without friends in this
try All the artists Of the company will take part
I'm the benefit
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
LoHN R. o,poNNELL.

John r. O'DonneIl newspaper man, connected
with The Herald" tor many years died yester-
day at his home. No. $50 West 12oth street Mr.
O'DonneH was born in Buffalo in 1854. He came
to this city in 1874 and took active interest in
athletics. He president of The NOnpareil
Rowing Club in lS7S and president of Blk Six" in
1883 and 1854 While engaged in newspaper work
Mr.. O'Donneu took law course at Columbia Uni
versity, from which he graduated but he
never practised his profession He leaves a wife
and five children
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

JAMES 7. MCULLOM a lawyer Of Troy. Penn.
died Monday night following an operation for the
removal Of part Of the foot. He was member Of
one Of the irst classes 70 be graduated by Cornell
University aviug entered there in 1855
SAMUEL r JONES. for many years connected
with The Wall Street Journal" died yesterday
afternoon - his home, No 457 Greenwood avenue
Df0bv
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
RARRI EALk NInAvER.

Rabbi Falk Vidaver known here and abroad for
his poems and commentaries on the Bible. died yes
terday morning al his residence, No 6O4 West 18TH
street He was sixty-fve years old For many
years he led the largest synagogue west Of the
Rocky Mountains, in San Francisco. and up 10
three years ago was for twelve years rabbi of the
congregation at I'D street and Lexington avenue
He had had no charge since his retirement from
active work in 1906 The funeral will be at noon
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ceRTsuDE HoFFwAN SET FREE

While Gertrude Hoffman waited in the Tombs
police court yesterday. lawyers and police on the
bridge discussed her case with Magistrate Steiner
The magistrate said that long Miss Hoffman
had ceased doing the dance that caused her rest
on Hmmersteu's Roof In July the case against
her might be dropped All agreed. and Miss Hoff-
man uyae digpharged
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
A WEDDING IN LONDON.

London Oct 5.-Dr. William Bayard Hale of
New York. and Olga Unger daughter of the late
Emil Cnger Of New York. were married in London
to-day Only the brides mother and relatives
were present
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PROFESSOR having srRINeHAM.

Oakland, Cal, Oct. 5.-Irving Stringham, acting
president or the University of California, in Presi
dent Wheelers absence. who was 10 have well
coined President Taft at Berkeley behalf OF the
university. died this morning AT Alta Bates Hos
pital. Professor Strngham had been head of the
department of mathematics at the University OF
California for twenty-seven years. His death was
due u nrsarnic noisOninP
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TO CONSIDER IMMIGRATION CASES.

Washington, Oct 5.-Mr McHarg, Assistant Sec
retary OF Commerce and Labor went New York
early to-day 10 confer with the United States Dis
trict Attorney there In connection with pending i'm
migration cases He will return here tomorrow,
when Secretary Nagel IS also expected from New
Irngland
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
AMBASSADOR o,eRIEN SAILS.

San Francisco oct. Thomas j. O'Brien.
United states Ambassador TO Japan. sailed to-
dsy on the steamship Mongoian his post in
Toxic. after il visit TO his old home in Michigan
and other points in the East
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WEDDING OF MARK TwAIN's DAUGHTER

BY Telegraph 10 The TrfbuneI
Daubury, Conn oct. 5.-The wedding Of Miss
Clara Clemens, daughter Of Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain, and Ossip Gabrilowitsch. the Rus
sian pianist. viii take place at noon tomorrow at
Storm6eld the Clemens country home at Redding
The Rev. Joseph II TwitcheT, of Hartford. will
perform the cereuonv
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily Harlem train ron Grand cen
tral station Webster and Jerome avenue sroe9s e1s
BY carriage Lots $3.50 up Tesphone ASS Grarnsrry
Book Views representative.
Once 20 East 23d ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
HARVEY-STIMSON,

Miss Lucille stimson, daughter OF the Rev DIT.
Henry a. Stimson, and Ebert A. Harvey were
married yesterday at the home Of the brides par-
ents Al No 15s West s6th street Or. Stimsou
of:ciated Only members Of the families were
present
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
IONS 1nnn

Highest temperature yFsterday, to desrees lowest,
30 average So average for corresponding date last
local forecast. Fair to-day and Thursday, light
NnrIahIo winds
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

Do you want desirable hep QUICKLYr
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the tile OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which Las Just been
installed at the Uptown CfFce OF
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From Tn Albany Argus
Here is pretty coed one with Just enough
trIlth in II 10 he worth laughing al, Chinese
scholar asked 20 render educational report on
a certain American college, wrote 10 Feking. They
have an athletic club here. which they cal uni
versty. on the day when 1t rains. the students
read books
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

ABBOT-Thonnas Wade Abbot. IN his SAD year. IN
October 1909 az his late Tssidense No 1s4 Clinton
BENEpICT-s suddenly on October . 1919. James Fl0yt
A. bis ~ saS SON year Of his age Funeral Sizes
day, October g. at 10 a. m Kindly omit flowers
BEJNPIGE- r.; suddenly at Nsw London. Conn. Mon
Br1ndiEs ana eldest s-ghrs- ~ ne Ists yiiIiz1 II
Esy9olds FgneraI private from the Essdsnee q her
Intsrnent at WoodIa7vu
Garfield Tuesday morning. October S. 1909. at his
held beloved husband Of Elise Gatz Canaed aged Al
No 3 sidney Place Intsrment private Please emit
cHowN-At astoria Long Island On sunday. October
1909 Eliza wife OF the late John r. Chon. T7th
year of her age Funeral service late residence
No 15s Main 81, Astoria. Wednesday evening. SIN
HARLOw-Af,er brief illness. on September Is. 1sOs
the late Dr. John NJ Harlow. Funeral services ne
Brick Presbyterian Church Fifth and 3Tth 81. On
lawn
EsSI SR Tgss5ay October 1879 .ss
&id ST The Rev John c Henry tpastor,- Notice OF
H9DGMAN-o2 Tuss5ay october 5 Charles A. ssloysd
husband % May z Hodgnan. at Tue1ahos y T.
"a ms oIIh year Fneral servlss Eraay Se'o2eI s.
Grand Central station 1882 Interment private
JoHSsToN-A Assrnon Knox Johnston suddenly oesoosr
her & m. at the residence OF Mr. George r. Daley:
No as Bay ST. Stapeton staten Island Intermsnt at
Mddlerown. conn. $50 p Thursday. October 2
EEI19- u Edmond Kelly. at Nyack n Y. October IN
his 5Sth Funeral private
KING-SuddenIy, on October T. 1902 Margaret Sarah
King, IN the 10Th year OF her Funeral SER
residence. 104 Elm Mont
clair. y J.. THURSDAY October :. at 1913 a m
MCABE-In New York CITY. Monday. October I.
George MCCabe. in his 72d Services viii Be held
the Methodist Episcopal Church Cold spring ION
the Hudson. az p. Wednesday. October .. iSos
PLACE -Ephram B. at Lake Como. Italy. ssDts1ahsr
II in his 92d
SCFWILLE-Ou Monday. October .. 1902 George Fred
ertck SchvtUe. IN the 6srh year q his Funeral
residence No 655 Decatur ST. Brooklyn.
\. Y. october T. az clock Internent az GreerNood
Cemetery
sHORr-Es,hsr. beloved wife Of the James ShoTe
mother OF Mrs Baunou. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited attend the funeral from her lao@
go p m Iurermenr Holy Cross Ceunetery-
VAN PELT-Ou sunday. October 8. 1909 Margaret nee
BloomngdaIej. widow OF Theo- Van Pelt. IN the 4srh
year Of her Iusrmsnt at Evergresns Cenrtsry On
Wednesday.
Won STERNBERG-On October 3. 1909. R-orxiva.
Francis Charles Sternbers aged Is years Som n
residence. No 933 Lafayette ave. 6rooklyr cn
Wednesday evening October s. 1902 az slo o'cloca
Interment Evergresns Cemetery on Thursday nom
ing. October : 1909
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION UNITED
ar Companion r c vc1 Stzru-
Funeral services viii be held Wednesday eV-1-
ing a Sis o'clock his late residences. No e8S
Lafayette ave Brooklyn. n Y Companions are rs-
quested 10 attend BY order OF the Commander
A. NOEL BLAKEMAN. Recorder
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TNDERTAHERS

FRANK r CAMPBELL. 24I-s wsss 2sd Sc chsp-Ix
Private Rooms. Private Anbuisnces Tel 1924 chsssa
Rev stephen Merritt. the world-wide-kucxn under
taker Only place Of business. sth Ave. and fgfn
Largest IN the world. Tel 12f and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Toxic. oct. Three hundred American. Eng
fish and Japanese delegates 10 the seIli-annual
-elehration of the advent of Professionalism m
l.ran are gathered IN Toxic. and meetings are
heinz held daily.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

GOLDMARK-KUHN-Ou Monday. October a Hsoa az
No 3i4 West Goth Therese daughter OF Herman
Kuhn. TO Ralph " GOidmark
HAWEY-STIMSON-T October s. feoa. Ebe-. A
Hawey and Lucille Stiuson by the Rev FFs-rv IA
Stinlson, D. d, the brides father
STRUSS-TIENASHS-O Tuesday Octobsr s. bT eHs
Rev John P. Peters D D.. EvIyn. daughter q R1Ita
and the late Edward L. Ttemann, Mr.. Harry =.
SJruss. OF New York City
sYKEs-PHILBRICK- Tuesday. October s. Haoa AZ
New York City by the Rsv David James Burr-II.
= d, Marguerite Coles PhfbTtck Walter H.nrv
Sykes. r.
with full name and address,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-W Washington. oct s.
Local have occurred in portions North
South Carolina the middle Rocky Mountain re-
gion. Pacific Coast States; elsewhere
throughout the fair weather
is well defined within limits observation
No marked changes temperatures occurred in any se
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports will
have Iiglt variable winds.
20
The winds along New England and middle Atlantic
coasts wi Dc light Il moderate variable.
Atlantic moderate the Gulf
light variable. he variable. on ths
upper lakes light variable mostly south Showers WIZ
tarOiinas. elsewhere the
weather Will prevail only slight changes In
temperature will
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Married.

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE WIN
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Forecast for special IocaIitIes-For Maryland. the

Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For Maryland the
District Of Columbia Delaware to-day and prob
ably THURSDAY much change in temperature. light
variable winds
For New England. Eastern New York. Eastern Penn
svvania and Jersey fair to-day and Thursday;
much change temperature. light, variable winds
For Western New and Western Pennsy lvania fair
10 dav and THURSDAY much change In temperature
Irh variable winds
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE Win b-
reDublished In the Tr-WeekIy Tribune Efthout
charge
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Man subscriptions York City tae DAILY .nd
TRI-WEEEIsN sxt-a
postage IN addition rates named AoovA
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Local OfIiciaI RecOrd.-The following official
from the weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature for the twenty-f four hours
,,arson with the corresponding date OF last wear:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Aioulrstlc AlAtr--
by EARLY MAIL TRAINS

bN EAEsAA MAIL TRAINS.
For points the United and Mexico ,outSis.
OF the Borough % Manhattaa and The Bronx -
cuba. Porto Fico. Hawaii and the Philippines Witho1r
extra expense for foreign postage.