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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE BONDS
Magnates Lay Plans for Bigger
Season Next Year.

Indianapolis. Aug. 20.-Federal League
magnates at a secret session held here
last night entered into an agreement
which insures a substantial basis for the
league next year, IL became known to-day.
The agreement was In the form Of two
bonds OF $4,000 each, which all club
owners are 10 sign before the final meet
ing OF the organization. 10 be held on Sep
TENDER 20.
The first Of these bonds is 20 guarantee
the players salaries in 1914 and other in
cidental playing expenses. The second
bond is 10 insure a properly equipped
park. free Of Indebtedness II was also
decided to establish new parks in Chi
cago, Cleveland. st. Louis and Indianap-
oils. rs the present parks are not consid-
cred adequate nor Of good location.
All the league owners expressed a be-
lief that the organization would include
eight clubs next year, and. with that end
IT. view, Lloyd Ricket, secretary OF the
league and William T. Mccullough. Of
Pittsburgh, were named TO investigate
conditions at Baltimore and Buffalo.
They will also 80 10 New York To see
David Fultz. president Of the players
union, in regard TO playing contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

Rotterdam, Aug lS-Russia CRuss) New Yors
FOR Llbau: Lothian (Br), New York
Antwerp. Aug ls-Zeeand (Belg) New York
via Dover.
Buenos Ayres Aug lS-Verdi G3r), New York
via Bahia and Rio De JanerO.
Deagoa Bay Aug lS-Bulgarian Prince (BrD
New York via Cape Town, etc.
Gothenburg Aug lT-Diamant Ger New
York
Flume. Aug 2o-saxonia CBr). New York.
Plymouth Aug 20-Rotterdam Dutch New
York for Rotterdam and proceeded at HIS
mn.
Havre. Aug 20. p MIA savOis Fr). New
TaIoahusno. Aug 9o-Curaca OBJ. New York
and Norfolk
Las Palmas. Aug ls-Franklyn OBJ. New
York
SAILED.
Hong Korg, Aug ls-Indraghiri CBr). Boston
and New York
81 Thomas. Aug 20. p m-Parima (Br. New
York.
Antwerp. Aug ls-Mlchigan CBn. New York
Barry Aug l9-Srathblane (Br). New York
Southampton. Aug 20. l20o p m-Majestic tBTl.
New York via Cherbourg and Queenstown.
2:30 m. kronprinz Wilhelm Ger iron
Bremen, New York via Cherbourg.
Rotterdam, Aug ls-New York Dutch, New
Barbados. Aug I7-christopher CBr) from New
81 Lucia. Aug Is-semantha 0Br) from Santa
Fee. New York -,
Cherbourg Aug 2o-KronprinE Wilhelm 'Ger)'
Kobe Aug .o-Kansas CBr). Boston and New
York. se.r.r
scilly. Aug 2o-La savoie Fr New York for
sasres Aug 2o-Perugia (Bn. New York for
Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
REDDY WINS ON POINTS
Outboxes Brandt in the Bantam
weight Elimination Tourney.

Battling Reddy. OF Harlem. outpoihted
Dutch Brandt in the final bout OF ban
tonweieht elimination tournament at the
e. Nicholas A. G. last night. Reddy
earned the honors by outboNing Brandt IN
eight OF ten rounds. The Battler was on
ton Of his man all the time, swapping
nome staight let's and right jabs to head
and body.
I'm the first round Brandt did his best
work BIZ rushing the Harlem boy and
catching him of guard. and landed sew
eraI hard rights to face and jaw. From
tho sacond TO the end Reddy earned
everything.
Kid Goodman outpointed Mickey Dunn
I'm a fast bout. Dunn carried the honors
for the first four rounds. but Goodman
came back strong and fought Dunn so
sayagely for the remaining rounds that ne
earned a clean cut victory
X. O. Eggers, OF the West Side, outpolnt-
ed Barry Hill. Of New York. by slight
margin. Eggets carried the fight to his
oponent throughout the contest and Hill
found clinching and hrggng more TO his
liking than ighting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Wednesday,
Angus. 90, 1918.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Fernley tBr), Csrlbsrien Angus.
H. TO the MuHson SIS Line. with sugar. Ar
rived az the Bar az a m.
Steamer Harry Luckenbach. Msyaguss
August TO- Ponce and Aguadilla Il, san Juan
II. 10 the Insular Line. with mdse. Arrived
the Bar az 5:l5 a m.
Steamer President Grant (Ger). Hamburg
August o. Boulogne and Southampton 10, 20
the Hamburg American Line, with 1872 first,
43O second cabin and 227 Storage passen.
gers Arrived at the Bar at 1 a N.
Steamer Bremen (Ger), Bremen August ..
Boulogne 10. 20 Oelrichs & CO. with 90 frst.
354 second cabin and 1902 steerage passen-
gers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar NJ 1892
a m.
Steamer Olympic (Br) Southampton and
Cherbourg August 10. and Queenstown II, 10
the White star Line. with AIS FIRST, AIS sec
oRd and 672 steerage passengers. mails and
mdse. Arrived az the Bar al 5:35 a n.
Steamer Uranium (Brl. Rotterdam August
with II cabin and 609 Storage passengers
and mdse. Arrived az the Bar az T:i5 a m.
Steamer Chester CDutch). Antwerp August
.. 70 David Warden, In ballast Arrived
Steamer Port Antonio CIor) Port Antonio
August IL, Monteso Bay a. Kingston rs and
Port Morant IS, 10 the United Fruit Co, With
passenger and fruit. Arrived at the Bar at
p m.
Steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Nor
folk, 20 the Old Dominion 81 Co. with rassen-
gers and mise Passed In Sandy Hook a, ass
pm.
Steamer Concettina a. Giorgio CNsr), Por.
Antonio August II, 10 the AtanIic frllt %
with fruit. Arrived at the Bar a.: m.
Steamer Fl Norte. Galveston August IL 80
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse Passed ia
Quarantine at :53 a
steamer Texas. Port Arthur August 49, 20
the Texas OIL co. with oil. Passed In Quaran-
tine At 705 a m.
steamer Bay View. Passed in Quarantine a.
9.iO m.
Steamer Oklahoma. Port Arthur August II.
70 the VI Guffev Petroleum Co, with oil
Pnssed in Quarantine az $40 m.
Steamer Delaware. Philadelphia. 10 ire Clyde
IS Co, with mdse Reported of Highlands az
Y "a ? m.
Steamer Cerea NtaD. Leghorn July 23 Naples
81 and Alg,ers August 8. 70 Simpson Spence &
Young. with mdse. Arrived a, the Bar al
m.
sandy Hook. n J. Aug 20. $50 p rn-wind
east. moderate breeze. clear: light sen
SAILED.
Steamers Obdense CNor) Port Antonio; pay
View. -; France err, Havre: Rermudien
tBr). Bermuda Putney Bridge Obj. Baltimore:
Furth Ger. Durham; Carolyn. San Juan:
Guidhall Q3D, Guansco: Chimu CBr) Perth
Amboy: Comus. New Orleans; Zulia Mayaguez:
Zacapa (Br), Colon: Francisco (Br), Hun:
Silvia C8r) Havana: Countess Warwick O8rl
Newport News: American. Puerto Mexico: A.
lantic city CB.). Melbourne: Princess Anne.
Norfolk and Newport News. socony. ---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
nd Friday: slightly warm

sey. fair to-day and Friday: slightly warm
er Friday: moderate southeast winds.
For Delaware. Maryland and the District
OF Columbia, fair weather. with moderate
temperature. to-day: Friday. fair and some
what warmer: moderate southeast winds.
For Virginia and North Carolina. fair to-
DAY, warmer In western portions. Friday,
fair and warmer. moderate east winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York fair and warmer to-day: Fri
day. unsettled. probably showers near the
lakes. moderate east 10 southeast winds
For West Virginia, fair to-day and Fri
day; slowly rising temperature in eastern
portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
RICHMOND TEAM WINS CUP
Carries Off Prize of New York
State Chess Tourney.
Ia releeraph b Nc TrIbune.

Schenectady. " Y, Aug 2O.-Repre-
senting Richmond County in the annual
team match for the Genesee chess trophy
at the midsummer meeting of the New
York state Chess Association here to-
day. William T. Ryan, Louis Tolins'
Charles S Taber and Charles Broughton.
all members Of the staten Island Chess
club. defeated Schenectady County by
the score Of 3 to !. In consequence. the
trophy will co TO New York for the first
time. as Oneida County, holder OF the
cup. had only two players on hand for
the defence.
The score Of the match follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
WINS TITLE AT ARCHERY.

Cambridge, Mass. Aug. 2O.-Mrs. 7. ,.
Fletcher, OF Chicago, won the women
national championship to-day In the an
nual tournament OF the National Archery
Association with 45 hits and a score or
2)l points a strong wind sweeping
Soldiers Field was responsible for the
low scores on this, the second day OF
the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
CUBAN RETAINS THE TITLE
Beats DR.. Threet for Trotting
Honors on Parkway.

George V Snedekcr's hay geldinc cuban
retained his title as pacing champion 81
the Brooklyn Speedway by decisively de-
feating two other fast opponents Ia the
special pace At the midweek matinee Oh
tho Prooklyn Pleasure Drivers AssocIa-
tion Yesterday Mr. Raulston's Ridge
wood and Dr. Thrcei faced 'unah. Inc
latter. however. vas In his best form ana
after racing dead heat with Or Ihreet
in the opening heat took the second brush
by a quarter OF "A length. Rldgewood was
away of form and brought 40 the rear in
both contests. The times were l@ ana
1904. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Tennis Newport Thoroughbred Racing Chess Other Sports
ALL THE FAVORITES WIN
Few Thrills at Second Day of
Grand Circuit Meeting.

Salem. n. H.. Aug. 20.-Over a heavy.
firing track the Grand Circuit horses
filed their second days engagement at
Rockingham Park this afternoon before
$4,000 spectators. The sport, on the
whole, had few thrills, the winners out
CHASING their fields, and in each race the
favorite won.
Frank Bogash. jr., was the star OF the
Mount Washington. as II was only q
question of how fast his opponents
could make him go. Stetbrino Lad came
next 10 the winner the first two heats
while in the third Walter Cox brought
Del Ray up into the place position.
Frank Bogash. jr., was driven by Tommy
Murphy, Of New York.
Walter Cochato romped away with
the Hub. Jones Gentry made a good
try in the initial heat and Longworth
3. came out OF the ruck in the second
but the best he was capable of was lap
ping the son Of Cochato at the wire.
The summaries follow:
PACING CLAsS-"THE HUB
r1r-D= z 200 - a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
CROSS TO MEET DUNDEE.

Los Angeles. Aug. N.-Leach Cross and
johnny Dundee were matched yesterday
10 box twenty rounds, on the afternoon
Of September !, al the Vernon Arena.
This ended anxiety of fight fans over
the cancellng Of the Cross-Joe Rivers
match. owing 10 the indisposition OF the
little Mexican. who is suffering from neu-
ralgia The winner OF the Labor Day
bout will get another match on septem-
Der O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
rRoTTERs TO RACE HERE.

Gurnie G. Cue. who has been appointed
assistant receiver 10 J. Campbell Thomp-
son for the Greater New York Fair and
Exposition. announced yesterday that
the local meeting on the Grand circuit
calendar scheduled for next week al the
Empire City track will be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
RECAPITULATIoN
ND summary foIloWs .

All Corners national championship singles
rhi-d roun1l-R Norris Williams "a defeated
s. Howard VosheI @ .. ca. as. ..
Charles " Bull. ir. defeated Frederick ..
Iuman. l0-S .. 81. q, John Y.
Strachan defeated Thomas e. Bundy. e
"a. CO
Fourth round-F W Cole defeated George
Wichtnau. sc. G-1 Is. Leonard HeeSrnau
detected " ?. Burden e.. tt. G-l: George
Peabody Gardner. jr.. defeated William l..
Nckim. 2 "a, g. Nathaniel ". Niles
defeated Gardner Boais. %. G-3 Ct. Pow.
land Evans. ir. defeated Alfred :. pahncy.
90. G-I 81 Watson NJ. Washhurn dc
feated IT, q. johnson. q. 6-3 6.3. u. g.
Law defeated George Burgers &c. 60. GO
Ga. p II. Whitney defeated Dean Mathey.
So a IS. J. F. Brown. ir. defeated
Rowland Hazard. Go. &c. g ?. G-1. Wal
lace r johnson defeated J. y Moor" e
CO o. Maurice T. Mclaughlin defeated
W. y Rrovrel. Go. G-i. G-2 Robert u"
Roy defeated Richard n Palmer. 90 e
Ct. William ! Clothier defeated Frank VI
Vofr0us. C-l. g 50. Walter L. Pate do
feor,l Dr William Rosenhaum. "a Ga,
&C.
National interscho'astic championship singles
G-st roundJ-G Colkcr Gamer. Harvard. de
feated Frank Hopkins Yale % G.l 90.
Terry a Wc1er. University o. Chicago. de-
feated Stewart a. Cushman. cornell 81
II e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

Highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees lat
1910 p. M: lowest. IS (at l2:06 a. m.(; aver
age. 70: average for corresponding date OF last
year. "a: average for corresponding date OF last
thirty three years. T..
Local forecast: Fair to-day and tomorrow:
slowly rising temperature; moderate southeast
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Fore

Official Record and Forecast.-Wa Washington
Aug. 2O-The weather has been generaHy
fair during the last twenty -four hours
throughout most OF the country. The rain
on wednesday was In the form OF widely
scattered thunder showers in North Carolina
Tennessee. Central Florida. Northern Mich
igan and portions OF the Dakotas and Iowa
The temperatures have risen slowly over
In. interior regions east OF the Rocky Noun
tains. and the weather Is unseasonably warm
I'm the plains states In the North ana MID
die Atlantic states the temperatures we're
oonparntIveIy low during Wednesday. The
weather viii continue fair on Thursday and
Friday in the Atlantic and Gulf states. the
ohio and Missouri valleys and the far West
There will be scattered showers on Thurs
day in the upper Mississippi Valley and up
per Michigan, and on FRIDAY in the lake re-
gion.
The temperatures with rise slowly during
Thursday and Friday In the Northsastern
districts and will fall slowly in the North
ern and Middle plains states.
The winds along the North Atlantic ana
Middle Atlantic coast Will be moderate east
20 southeast South Atlantic coast light TO
moderate northeast. East Gulf coast, light
northeast: West Gulf coast. light east 20
southeast on the lower lakes. moderate east
TO southeast. and upper lakes. moderate
southeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Win Doubles Title
After Hard Battle

mony OF the lack of fear shown by the
youngsters in handling IL.
The game displayed by the challengers
was not puny or weak, the history of
the doubles series showing many poorer
battles waged BY the losing campaigners.
but against the compelling and irresist-
ible play Of the masters It could be
termed immature The one solid fact
driven home in this struggle was that
the future of Americas game in doubles
is safe with such promising performers
as Strachan and Griffin in the field and
ready to step in and shoulder the burden
should the load prove too heavy for the
present standard bearers.
The stroke analysis and point score
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

Local Official Record.-The following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
responflng date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

close y I.
Destination and steamer $3.50 ?. ".
Japan. COrea and China via seettls)
Yokohama Maru .................. Aug q
Hawaii. Japan, Cores and China Via
san FranclEco)-Siberia ............ Aug 81
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. except West via
san Fraucisco)-Yentura ........... Aug ~
japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands via Vancouver and Victoria,
3 Cl-Empress OF India. ............ Aug p
Hawaii via San Francisco)-Wllhel-
lillll1 nus
japan. Corca and China especially ad
dressed cnly) (via Tacoma)-Mexico
Maru ......................... Aug %
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, except West (via Van
cOuyer and Victoria, 3 C)--Niagara. Aux 20
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and
Philippine Islands via san Fran
clscol-CninA .-....... .-.--... aug 80
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
(yia san Francisco)-C s Transport. Aug 81
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands and
Now Zealand. and especially sd
addressed f0r Australia VIA san
Francisco)-Manuh ................ sept Il
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m ~ snmmarLes folloW


SPECIAL PACE
cuban. b. < -. r. P"ch .-.........-
o. Thrcet b. T. 81. 'arboyl .-.....'--o
pidrewood O.. z 'Raulstonl ..........' "
bead heat-Time o. l.oiA-
CLASS 4 PACE.
Nsnasha. ~. ~. HAIRY Freidmarnl i !
Settie Direct. blk 10. a. +. fcckl- i
limo. 1903. 1864. los.
CLASS y PACE.
,,..L r~,,vtyD n r ,U SMITH ......l
%srrnto Boy. Nv. T. Hornhuckiel 4
e.1igk star. d. g. f. f. Hayden l..-...-.s
Tsdv l.. N. n. Charles Giu'nI .--....-4 ,
Time. ITO. 1.osA.
CLASS Il TROT
Lena 70. b. IN. ~. ,. MccaHoyl ........i !
rrilby. blk III. Davis ote"art..''.'.-
Mo- y b M IL smith ............8
Time. 1.1sh. i5ia.
CLASS G. TROT.
Marion. 70. E. william seaman ......l
Gertriana. b. m. ID. O.SuIi an! .tt.--s
pict Williams D. e. Charles RING ....3 d
Time. 11tA. LOB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
rRorTING-2l8 CLAss-PURsE. 5000

TROTTING-2:i6 CLAsS-PURsE. S2oVo.
NoeIla g. m. by Mobel-
Berkshire Belle NC
Gratht .........-...-. =
The Student. %. z. hy
Ffyrla - Miss Patron
(Ey rsorl ....-..-..-.--- 49,
Vafattr. Oh. g.. by Mohel-
palsy McGregOr Corwiu)
starlight Mckinney blk
M. by Mckinney-bay
star Phelps ........-...
Rertio Chimes blk. m.
t,arrison) ..........-.--. 10 TO
Tarafic sip b < tsunder-
IinI ..........-...... w = 7"
Courier Roy. b. & NC
Cqrthvl .........-.. ~ To
Or Bowers. blk. K. Jami-
som .......-.. -...-....t vIS
Castle Dome. D.. &. Dodge ! J dr
stranger. D. e. NaselD.... dr
Time. 2f2is, 2I3A, ga. PA, PIG 21o
2lTia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Mall Vessel
Vessel. For. Line closes. sails.
Amerika. Hamburg. H-A... 1:3G a m 100 N
Esperanza. Havana. Ward. 1000 a m 1900 p m
p Sigismund, Hayti H-A.. 1:OO m 400 p m
Celtic, Liverpool " star . 1900 N
Lenape, Jacksonville. Clyde. - 100 IN
G OF Savannah, Saw. Saw. 300 M
FL Vale. Galveston, So Pac - 300 p m
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81
81 Paul. Southampton, Am. $3.50 a m 1000 m
Surname, Belize. Tn Fruit. $50 m u 90 m
Maracas. Grenada, Red D. 1000 m " 700 m
Wiem l. Hayti, RDWI. II 80 a m 800 p m
Vigilancia Nassau Ward ..12:O0 m SEQ m
Port Antonio Jamaica. 1890 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Full Summary of Racing
at Saratoga Springs Track

SIXTEENTH DAY 1919
ridden h. + by
Inrrhan Sfahe Tn
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PACING-2:O5 CLAsS-"THE HUB
PURSE. $4,000 q IN -.


Walter Cochato. b. h., by Cochato, :,
Jones Gentry, b. <. SCHWARTZ ........2 8
Iongworth B. b. h. (Murphy) ....'....'S
Ella AmbulatOr. b. m. (DOrO) .........'o
Hal Mckinney b. h. tRusselp ........''4
Branham Braughman. br. n. tCoH)....0 %
Miss De Forrest. b. m. (Burkel ......'o y
Junior Dan Patch, blk h. (ROdney)....f >
Time. 2.O1T, 2:O7
PACING-21O CLAss-"THE MOUNT
WAsHINGTON-PUR $1,000 % IN 81.
Frank Bogash. jr. b. e.. by Frank
Bogash Murphy ....-....: ..''.'a 4
Stetbrino Lad, ch. h. rodney ...'.'a q .
Del Ray. b. h. (COI) .......-...'...o q
View Elder. D. e. Brown 1928
Time 2:OTa., 21Oh, 2:Oss.
TRCTTING-AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER
FUTCRITY. FOALS OF lsli-PUkSE, W.
OGO-TWO N THREE.
'Peter Volo. b. c.. by Peter the Great
Airdsie. B. c.. b. Tregantle (McDonald) ! 2 2
Prize Cochato blk + MARSH ........
Tho British Soldier Oh. C. Proctor)... 8 dis
Barrili, b. G.. young ..-..........-... dls
Time. 2I5b. 2:12E, 2:i4h.
.Peter volo won $1,000. Airdals $500 and
Prize Cochato 5000
TRoTTlNG-21o CLAss-PURsE. 5000
THREE N FIVE.
James W. 70. g.. By sinmere (Sprague) ! ! !
Paron Pena Or. h. ldcDonald) ..-.....
Z lillian Arnold p m fC5eersl ..........
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Oncial observations taken by United States
weather bureaus at D. m. yesterday follow:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

Sunrise, 5:15; sunset $50; moon rises. s:bi
moon age. 10.
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RECONCILIATION


Mclaughlin and Bundy1 4b4s4041 4-33 8
Strachan and Griffin....4 0Si sOA04i-25
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AbSond was much M could hardly raise rao
and a
god Wo handny.
Trainer
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Forecast for special Loealties.-For East
ern New York. fair to-day and Friday; slow
~ rising temperature; moderate southeast

For Northern New England, fair to-day
and Friday; slowly rising temperatures;
moderate east 20 southeast winds.
For Southern New England. fair to-day;
Friday fair and somewhat warmer: moder-
ate east 10 southeast winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
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Humidity,

sam. p. m......44s p m...... 50
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Of II Enough o'"
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lanes W. 70 g.. By sinmere tSprague)
Paron Pena. Or. h. GicDonald) ..-.....
Lillian Arnold. b. m. tGeers) ..........
Red Lac. Jr. blk D.. COZ. ..-........
Time JPN. 2l2h, 2i81s.