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THE NEW- YORK SATURDAT. JULY 10. 1910. 10 BACKFROM COLOMBIA AHD JUNGLE MINES New York Seems Cool to Engineer Fuller After Primitive Life Along El Rio Mat a. REALLY HOT DOWN THERE Groat Place for a Fat Man to Get Down Weight Nothing to Fight but Mosquitos.

T. E. Fuller. Chief Engineer of the Mat Mines In Colombia, tha republic from Which Panama wag sliced Off. where i tha washing- and slulcln.

of gold out of JtE hoosa Is carried on as In California In. inn: pnnce oeorge Hotel. (U, hre vMiriltr iBtrausa. Brothera Company. Cleveland, Ohio, tha days of 40, arrived hero yesterday, rournler.

dry goods; Hotel Prlnc arter traveling twenty-iwo aaye irom Rernedlos. which 600 miles from the mouU) of tha Magdallna River. Tha first thin that Mr. Fuller did after registering; at tha Holland was to tret a hair cut. as he said he had not seen a barber for three months.

'It's mighty nlo to ret back to New Tork," said he, and to sit once more In a barber's chair. We certainly live a primitive Ufa In the Jungle down In the heart of Colombia, end after being; isolated there for some time with your near-est neighbor eighteen miles sway, and he a-Spaniard, It does one food to hear the English tongue and the honk of a taxi-eab. up here seem to think it Is hot weather. I think it's pleasant. If one wants to feel real hot let him live on the banks of the El Rio Mata.

That's a great place for a fat man who wishes to reduce. I lost twenty-six pounds In three months, and yet I fee' rll right If it wasn't for the rainfalls and the turkey buzzards in the interior of Colombia the country would not be safe to live In. I keep my health down there by abstaining from native meat, living on fruits and making It a habit never to drink water unless It Is boiled. Then there Is no inducement there for keeping late hours. We go to bed with the chickens, a the saying goes, and rise at daybreak.

Despite the mosquitos and malarial fever the conditions there are no worse than some parts of our own country. It may seem funny, but the turkey bussard Is a sure enough blessing to Colombia, a real godsend to the country. They keep it In a sanitary condition. Their Instinct Is so rare that they -will follow a herd of cattle or mules for days, watting for the sick one to drop behind. The natives, or peons as they are called, are always apprehensive of the buzzard, and as soon as they see one they know that one of their cattle or mules Is on the waning list.

Th natives ira ranoiriil iliu and honest class of people. A pair of ahoes may be said to -be the class distinction. I have known of peons wadinx thirty miles through the mud to church with their shoes on their back, only to wear their shoes in church, then taki them off for their return trip. They work for about ao cents a day. and their honesty is above par.

There is very little thieving in that country, and I havo known a shipment through the Jungle of 1.300 pounds of gold with only one peon In charge. A white man who carries a gut Is looked upon as a sort of curiosity. "Colombia Is a pretty big place when you come to think of It. It la bigger than California, Oregon, Washington. Nevada, Art ona, and New Tork State put together.

In time I believe that the one State of Antloquca will rival both California and the Klondike In the production of gold. It Is no place for a poor man, however. It taken concentrated capital to operate the mines on account of the almost Impenetrable Jungles. In our work we use the elevating and hydraulic process, washing down the banks with the hydraulics, same as tho men Aljl In lha riava Af 'SO. Tha A I can mn there now are all placer miners, I and on account of the Isolation and Climate we all are romnelled to take a vacation of six weeks every ten months.

Last year we had fifteen feet of rain. From V.2. to June. llsO, there was only recorded eight feet, and this 1 the lowest rainfall known. It rains ut night.

The thunder storms make your hair fairly stand on end. but the sunsets we have make up for this We live in notiaes b'lllt bamboo sticks, with paja roofs, which Is a species of palm. We slep under lol-das to keep off the mosquitoes and bugs. Even at Barranquella. where I stopped overnight on my way here, a.

tolda went with each room at the hotel. VI brought mine along with me. but I guess I won't neeiMt unless I happen to visit New Jer- Although it took Mr. Fuller twenty-two days to reach New he will hasten back to the tropics within a week or oi 'ins Iirst seveniy-wo miles di nis trip be ma.de on mulchack: then he rode sixty mIIa. An a narrnw-eane.

rallrnaarl. which hag taken thirty-seven years to build and cost 12.0on,ooo In gold. The trip on the River was made on a boat copied after the old Min- stsslppl River stern paddle boats, wtth two decks. These boats traveled only bv day and tied tip each night at a woodpile. There were plenty of alligators in alght and flocks of wild parrots, but rarely, be said, were any wild monkeys efi On July Mr.

Fuller said, he took dinner with Mr. Burnell, American Minister at Barranquella, where they celebrated the Fourth. He aald the Colombians were very friendly to the Americans and that rroDertv rights were as safe there as any place In this country. He arrived here yesterday on the United Fruit Company steamer Zacapa. a 9-CENT MILK IN BROOKLYN.

Prices Soon May Be Raised Cent a Quart Short Supply the Reason. Following: the advance of a half-cent a quart In the price of milk by, the Milk Exchange on Thursday the dairy com panies In Brooklyn are considering higher prices 'to their customers. They blame advance tne price to cents. At the Oirlres or the Alexander Camp- bell Milk Company. 802 Fulton Street, it x.was said there might be higher prices 'soon, due to an increaaed cost of doing; business and to an Increased demand.

Increase of Dry Goods Advertising in Sunday's Times The Sunday editions of The New York Times in the first half of the year 1910 contained 397,839 lines of Dry Goods advertising compared with 363,277 lires in the corresponding period of 1909, a gain of 29,562 lines and a greater gain than that of any other New York morning newspaper popularly classed with The Times as to character of circulation. Sunday's New' York Times, with its beautiful Pictorial Section and attractive magazine features, together with its wireless and cable dispatches and assemblage of social, political, porting, aviation, automobile, and general local news, is the best and brightest Sunday newspaper in the United States, and has a large and constantly growing circulation among the classes advertisers desire to reach. Objectionable and fraudu- lent advertising excluded. (Lit Nrm $ork Exmts "All the News That'; Fit to Print." Arrival of Buyers Arririnx and resident buyers may register in this column by tele-phDnnr lOOO Bryant Baal. J-.

Atlaata, dry Tbe Hartal-tage. Pettis Dry Goods Compear. IridlanapollB Ind. Miss M. I.

Trimble, drees making department; Mlaa E. F. Hahn, fancy foods; 2 Haiker Street; The breslln. MacDougall Seuthwick Company. Seattle.

Wuk. J. Watson, cloaks and suJta; 214 Church Street: Hotel Martinique. Wren. Corananr.

Springfield. Ohio: E. Wren, dry goods; 420 Church street; Hotel Woodward. Woii.kT Department Store. Spokane.

M. Seltenbaah, ckmka, aulU. walata, and mil- llnerr; 41 In ion Square; Hotel Sonnenfeld Millinery Company, St. Louis. Ha; L.

Ackerman, millinery; Hotel Imperial. Ayrea, L. 8.. Indianapolis. IncL; J.

Weinman, dress goods and silks; SI Union Square; Hotel Navarre. Wlllls-Croll-Smlth Company, Norfolk, Va. J. Willis, carpets; XV. F.

Smith, carpets; Hotel Tork. Hcngerer. William. Company, Buffalo, N. T.

W. Mutter, domestics, 214 Church Street; Hotel York. Netcher, Charles. Chicago, Sarah dug. ham, millinery; Mary MoGrath.

millinery; Hotel Wellington. Aaron Brothers, Columbus. Ohio; Arthur Aaron, shoes, ladles' and cants' furnishings Oeorae. Steely, J. at Dayton, Ohio; R.

Nevln, millinery; J. Q. Steely, millinery; Hotel Tork. The Fair. Chicago.

O. H. Hellmaa. women' a furnishings; Hotel Cumberland. May Company, Cleveland.

Ohio; 8: Weill, domestics; 4 Washington Place; Hotel Wellington. The May Company. Cleveland. Ohio; William Keller, men's hats; 4 Washington Place. Boston Store, Chicago.

William W. White-ley, deraxrtment store; W. F. Voertman, department store; li. Ryan, dry goods; New Grand otel.

Meyer. Columbus. Ohio, millinery; J. Meyer millinery; Hotel Brostell. Alms Doepke, Cincinnati.

Ohio: Howard Oosnev. boys' clothing; Antoinette Oerwe. millinery; Leeter O. Alma, millinery: Hotel Latham. Oreen-Jovc Company, Columbus.

Ohio; Ceorge C. Wine, dry goods; Herald Square Hotel. Boston Store. Chicago, M. Nlrol.

dry goods: Hotel Manhattan; H. O'Connor, corsets; Hotel Wellington. Stelger. Dudgeon Company, New Bedford. Maes.

Ml; A. Delono, millinery; Hotel St. Denis. Field. Marshall.

A Chicago, 111.: C. Doo-llttle, white gooda: 104 Worth Street. Meier at Frank Company. Portland, A. Msler, notions and trimmings; 31 Union Square.

Boggs A Buhl. Pittsburg. A. K. Bt-trrldge.

jewelry snd handkerchiefs; 4o Eaat Seventeenth Street. SILK PETTICO ATS. FANCY SILK WAI8T3, FINE TAILORED WAIST8. Pacific Coast salesman, with large established trade, wants good lines: strictly commission: no wioney to sdvance; New York rrlerencea. Address ftoom 17 Somerset Hotel.

SALESMAN wanted by manufacturer of fancy feathers; onlv those w'th Al following need npnly. Hustler Eos 207 Times Downtown. Guide for Buyers Directory of Wholesale Merchants. One line. 1 year, S10A.S0; months, f6S.SC 3 muntha, $30.14.

ADVERTISING NOVELTIES SOl VEMkiV A. C. Bosselman 440 Broadway. UfJMAN IIAIK. Milton Msyrr.

Importer. Mff. trade.) 31 W. SI St. I.ADIEH KIMONOS and Dressing Barque.

R. Tahan Washington I.C UAMCI KE MPI'LIES. Lustr-lts. (Florldlne Mfg. it Franklin.

MAKABOLT BOAS. Ml I KS NOVELTIES. Hauser Davis. If ast tth St. WE A VI ena.

Berliner, fctr.ua. Mryer. TM, T3S. 73T B'iray. FfcHFLME AND TALC CM POWDEKS.

C. H. Sehrk. Vlnrentine." (4 Leonard Hi. STERLING SILVER.

White Metal Jewelry, e. Laurel ll Jewelry It-ma UK. MtB'esy. WOMEN'S SWEATER CO MS. Pslenon Kulttlns Works.

Rum FlaUron Bids. AlCTION SALES AXDREW J. MeCORMACK. Awrtlomeer ALCTION SALE OK STOCKSANDBONDS Br ADRIAN H. MULLER SON, OFFICE.

NO. 83 WILLIAM ST. Wednesday. July 20th, 1910 at n'elock. at the EXCHANOE SALESROOM.

NOS. AND Id VESKY STREET. BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS. TS fhs. Franklin H.

Kalbflelsch Co. H.dOO Cbes. A Ohio Ry. Oenl. Mtge.

4 "4 IIW2. 11.000 Rio Grande Western Ry. 1st Trust Mtge. 4s ln.ta. $1,000 Florida Central A Pcnlsular R.

R. 1st Be. 1018. 12.000 Ann Arbor R. R.

1st Mtge 4a 1093. 3.000 Morgan's Ixiuislana Texas R. A Steamship Co. 1st Mtge. 7 IMS.

04 aha. New York Steam Co. and 2IH Bcir. FOR ACCT. OF WHOM IT MAT CONCERN.

250 shs. Bar Ridge Park Improvement Co 2.1 she. Cosmopolitan Land Co. 100,000 aha. Red Mountain Railroad.

Mining A Smelting Co. 27 shs. p. O. Whits A Incorporated, common Negotiable Warehouse Receipts Nos.

and 4.BOT of Trustees of the Estate of William Beard. Storage Warehouse. Erie Basin. Brooklyn, N. for 111 barrels, and two half barrels containing Mineral Paint.

120,000 Hamilton A Dayton R'way 1st Ref. 4 1UA0. 13,000 Oypsum Manufacturing due March March. lisi. Coupons attached.

40 shs. National park Bank. 500 shs. Chicago A Alton R. R.

pf. 1 MembershlD Adirondack Ian mH ilO.OuO Dayton Lighting Co. Refd. 6 Bds. 140.000 Buffalo.

Lockport A Rochester Railway Co. 1st Mtge. 5 Gold due February. 1954, with August. 1809, coupons attached.

2,400 shs. Buffalo. Lock port A Rochester Hall-wsy Co. common (National Truet of Toronto Ctfs. of Deposit.) .000 aha.

Buffalo. Lnckport A Rochester Rall-ay Co. common (National Trust Co of Toronto Ctfs. of Deposit SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK, FIXTURES. MACHINERY OF L.

HERZIG Well-known wholesaler of Children's and Infants' Coats and Caps. Chaa Shonci-ed. auctioneer, will aril en ThnndaT July 31. 1910. w.rtint 10:50.

st Nns. 141 con.lln about lO.ftoe children's crats. Infants' eoata I reefers. M.fNaS ehllctren's caps. 5.en ladles' srul niUaes' aweaues.

3.KM hootsrs snd knlttl losing Orajesrs. etc. 1.0ft lbs. ram. 3 children's sweaters yartU wool.ns and feUa.

ise.seo yarns of emhenld-srlea. laces, nets, ribbons, silks, lswns. linings- yards of netting. 100 grnas rotetlea. large quantities of raw material and everything pertaining lo manufacture ef children's raps.

FIXTURES Ooslst ef wall safes, partitions, safe, desks, cabinets. l-Ullug machine, trunks, etc. MACHINERY. Singer heads, newer tahlei. nittlns hnsrris motor.

exhaust fans, ceiling fans. All modern machinery for ths.manufactuie chUdrenJi mats. cans. etc. In Urge lets without reserve.

Ret. Hers Drpanmen! Stores, aad out-of-town bnvers tntlted. Mrs. hfrzio. Committee.

1 Mr. txrou itm.in. nonrm-m a irrrvr ai.JL iH nItw nt? 344 Excrasioxs aid tovrs.1 Lake Hopatcong, $1.00 aatd ETEEY FRIDAY L. W. Ji St, Svnxhrs A.

M-, Fridays A. Lv. Liberty M. Sunuaji A M-. Frtdsrs IS A M.

Atlantic City, $2.50 Nert Saaday, July 17th, 1. W. ft St. iJhertr St. gs A.

MIDLAND BEACH: STATEN ISLAND. v- Itsniwd asjasi slants dd feflaed earreeadlasa. flesnsst. aafex thins an tha AUsatie eoast. ftCHeuULR OF hOATS: Ftcbi B-ttcry Land-In.

A. i and P. M. eat-uruars, SuDdsrs. and Holidays, A IsL, -40.

and f. M. HKTTTHXLKU 4 lt. 4. and P.

M. On astunaua. Buouajt. aad HoUdaya, UM A a mwm a aw. EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY UP THE SOUND 8tr.

"Sagamore" Ive. Pier t. E. (bet. Hanover Sq.

A So. Ferry), Saturdays st 31st PL. E- 1:30 P. M. Ret.

due N. Y. 1:11 F. It Sundays 1 vs. Pier Slst A.

M. Rat. due N. Y. P.

M. Excursion 00e. Tickets. UP THE SOUND Best Sunday Excursion Out ot New York BRIDGEP0RT7Kp AND RETURN I WU Tllp. SrXDAT.

JIXY 1TTH, St 10:30 A. from Pier 19. East River, foot of Peck Slip, by Fast and Commodious Twin Screw Steel Steamship TENNESSEE, stopping about TWO hours at uridgeport, Ct. Z700 Beeaman. CHARMING EXCURSIONS West Po.nt, Newburgh Poughkeepsle uany lexcept sundsy) by Palace mubshji RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS HEN KICK HIDSON, ROBERT LTON and ALBANY.

SEE- STEAMBOAT COLUMN. DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO WEST POINT "1 NASI llinELL. Lesvlns Deahriasrs 1:45: W. IHH: W. ISOth 1M P.

M. Return to N. Y. by st.im-r fl.OO. or by rU 11.10.

Dally, except Sunday, Orchestra. Cadets In Camp. DAYLIGHT I TRIFS ON LUIIg ISIdliU OUUIIU NORWICH LINE 8- chesteb nUHIIIUII Uinta CHAfl.V Irs. Pier Ic "A of East JSd II) 4.1 A Vf fnr vinir. ini Lucre ror Slonliifion.

Nonrlch. Narrsiansett Pier. Prutidence Bnaton. Ae. For New K.vcn and Drlilgrport Line Senlce see regular advertisement.

Folder on request. City Ticket Agent. 1T1 Broadvty. N. T.

GLEN ISLAND ROAT ''bone 6 Broad. Round trip (at 11 A. 1:30. 4. 7.

rnd ML aiZ, s. later. SI'WTAl. tirtOOJ.LTX Boat, South Stb at tM A M. and 1 P.

M. tXAMlUKIlS A SPECLVLTT. SHORT VACATION TOCRS. Small aelect rnrr.il n.iu. Pfolla, Quebec and the Sagueoay, July' and August.

Write for booklet. THE G1LLE8PIE-KINPORT8 CO-Metropolitan Life Building. New York. SIGHT-SFFIHR Y1PHTC HaiM, and uhserrsiioa. around SJew Vsr-k Havaae Tin Maahatlaa l.lasS.

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1 Ml; ttSSji SEEING NEW Y0RKIIh YACHT $1-00 iV 1 rtUl 1 Biidson Hirer Psy Una. toot W. 4td Xertii krrer. 10 A M. aud SM f.

U. every day aad Sunday. WIVrtiY CYPIlDCinil'-p Hudson to West Point vviiwni bAWUii'JIun; hours' stop; tl Sir. MONTMKK W. 1KDUJ KOVA CONDUCTED TOURS.

July 14. Aug. 7 and 21. Ten Days, all expenses. Ill on.

Send for descrip-tlva folder. FRANK TOIKIST 894I-8IM raid way. N. V. REFEREES' HOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OK NEW YORK. CARRIE KAUPFMANN, Plaintitf, azainat HAilKV L. TOPLITZ et Defendants In pursuance a iuda-ment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and enured In tne above- entitled action and bearing date the ISth dav of July. luio. I.

the ondtraigned. the reforee In aald Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Exchange Salesroom. Noa. 14-10 esey In the Borough of Manhattan. Citv of New York, on Monday, the eighth day of August, iuiu, at 12 cioca noon on that day.

by Samuel Ooldstkrker, auctioneer, the prem ises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described aa follows: All that certain lot. piece, or parcel of land with the building and Imurovementa thereon erected, sltuste, lying, and being in the Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, bound ed and described as rollowa: Beginning at a point on the westerly side ef Front Street, distant 72 feet 1 Inch northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the aaJd westerly side of Front Street and the northerly aide of Wall Street; thence westerly and parallel or nearly so with Wall Sjreet T2 feet 1 Inch; thence northerly and at right angles wtth the last course 18 feet 2 Inches; thence essterly at right angles to tha last course 6 Inches; thence northerly at right angles to the last course tH Inches; thence easterly parallel with Wall Street and partly through a party wall 74 feet tt1 Inches to the westerly aide of Front Street, and thence southerly along Front Street IS feet 4 Inches to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title, and In terest of the party or the first part of. in.

and to any land Immediately adjoining the above aesennea premises on tne northerly, southerly, and westerly sldea thereof: It being the Intention of the party of tha first part to describe premises known as No. 124 Front Street, together with all the land that may belong to the party of the first part between aald premises and the land of other owners oa the north, south, or west. 1 Being the same premises conveyed to Harry L. Top I Its by Samuel Weinberg and wife by deed dated April 21, 1903. and recorded April 72, In Liber Section 1 of Conveyances, Page 60, In the office of the Register of the County of New Tork.

Tha foregoing being the description contained In the mortgage and complaint Dated New York City. Juhr 15. 1010. HENRY M. GOLDFOQLE.

Referee. EDWARD JACOBS." Attorney for Plaintiff. Office, snd Prrt Office Address, 25 Brand Street. Borough 'of Manhattan. New York City.

The following Is a diagram of the property to be sold; Its street No. Is 124 Front 8treet, borough of Manhattan. New York City: Pine Street Wall Street Tha approximate amount of the Hen oeh.m to satisfy which the above-described Dronertv Is to b. sold. Is 3a.025.37.

with Interest thereon from the 11th day of July, lino, together with ami amounting tO loirmer wiin ins expenses or the sale. Tha mmvwni u. me laxea. nss senimle ana water rates or other lie as to be allowed to luv puiurr vm wie purcnase money, sr liu aj i iie wnw, is l.llj.Gy and Interest but there may be an apportionment of soma am, tmi vuw.111 j. The aale will be subject aa followa: i.

ins nonneriy ana southerly walla of tha building oa tha above-described premises may or may nw oa isarty wails. The flue Dine ki cimara aajoining on the aouth la anchored to Die wall a.H 4i to tha roDa of the building on tha aald premises herein above described. IL Party wall agreements recorded In Liber mimyiorei, at rage ojs. ana In Liber oi Dcciion or i qnveyancea, rage A In the on icw ins rusgurier or tne of York: lettlnga to present tenants. III.

Tha westerly and northerly walls of the one-story building la the rear of tha building nn.iu ueacrinea mav enexcaen oeyona tne record line, bat It Is anderstnad that the said walla may remain wndtaturbed ao long aa the bwll.ling staada. IV. Subject to any state of facta an accurate Ul mi uuhi snow. Dated New Tork City. July Wth.

1910. HENRY M. OOLXljrxXaUC. JUfsgas. To Sea CRff ui a i.

I Tr I St I 1 I EXCITB9I05CS A1VD TOURS. 1 7iKTVT aVU. I1CKETS INCLtTJE AOMlMIOll XO PRKAMIANP. -Greatest Aanaaemsnt Entarprlse la the Wsrld. Jaave West Urth.EU, N.

K- 11:39 A 1:00, 1:0. 1:10. 1:4 P. M. Leave Pier N.

R. :4. 11:11 A. 3:41. 3:14, 4:1.

0. :4. :3 P. M. Leave Iron Pier, Coney Island, 14:11.

11:4 A. as i.K'i- e.ia e.Ke i.tf i.ff t-tS. p' M. Meturning iroao coney Island trip aaaraea does not ga to 12th Street, N. R.

Ruad Tapr. From llth SU.fte Cents. Tickets I From Pier 1. -U. R.

Csata. STEAMER TACRI anakea trine EVERT HAV I FISHING BANKS. Leaves 130th lu N- A. U.t Pier (new) 1. N.

sail aaa tackle coaro. sare: iec; xaaiea. vc; vnnaren, STEAMER "GHAND REPUBLIC" ROCKA WAY' BEACH L. Yonkers A. 1L' Lt.

foo, 8t N. R. A. 1f.lt Lr. Pier (aew I 1.

N. JL, 10:40 A P- Lv-Korkawiy Beach, 13:30. P. 5:0 P. M.

auirked transfer to Sir. "Grand Bepublle" at Mer 1. N. H. RoaBd trP ckea.

5e.t Children. 13a. Include adia.4a.8en)lechas Park at aerkwa. ROCK AWAY BEACH STKAUKRS ROSEDAUC and JOHM HTLVKSITR lgRS IL'aasot lvOtaa sat A 1( a A A at Itl sa. A snd P.

M. riatterv. A. VL, "10:4 A M-, P. M.

aad P. M. East lUtb 8t-, ll A M. East Slst A M. Ketuming leave Bock- a a at BmshI.

a a a a ia c.nA mnA Ear, Tickets, Soe.i Children, Halt Fans. 'Indicates Sunday anly. MAUCH CHUNK GLEN 0N0K0 July 17. $1.50 BELLE WOOD Sunday $1.00 Lehigh Valley Railroad Trains leave New Tork. Penn.

Ferries. Per For Maarh Cbank. t3d St. :3.1A.M. ItewttrcMutrs St :0 A.

M. Cartlamlt .8:30 A. M. Bellenrood. A.

M. A. M. BrOe A. M.

Brooklyn An x.S:13 A. 8 :43 A. 31. Hndson Tuhe trains eonnert st Jersey City. EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN ON SUNDAYS raprcb steamer KICHABD PECK lean.

Pier 2S. A. M. twit Ea HL. 10:04 A.

VI. due New Raven 1:30 V. Beturn. due N. Y.

P. M. Two hours la New Ravra. llnslr. lUfrcahaMata.

TlckaU, II. oe. i-hihtreu. 60 rrnta. UPTHE HUDSON SUNDAYS Splendid CITY OF LOWELL lesres Pier K.

ft. CUrkaon St. A. M. for Hudson Blver trip as fsr ss Pouetikeepsle.

No landing. Return. die N. Y. 0 P.

M. Musi''. Refreshments. Ttraote. 54 eenu; Children, rents.

No landing st lltHh St. Ttwae exrurslona under manaceinent of -FALL RIVER Tickets ot Piers only on day of excursions. BLOCK ISLAND, EVERY SUNDAY. R. I.

$1.50 Sperlsi train, with parlor ttr. leaves foot East 34th N. Y.i 0:30: 11 kljn. FlslUiah 19; Koatrand 1:44. and Fst N.

A. for Mnntauk. tbsncs by the steamer S1U.VNK-COCK." lea re Block Island 40 P. M. Tickets en sale, cornmenrtnf Ttiursday of esrb week, st lit R'way.

it lfth and Long lal-and R. B. Oation foot Mth E. N. snd at Uaig bland City snd Urooklyn sutlnas.

Hals ef ticket, limited. The right Is reaerre.1 to post-pens the excursion od redeem tickets. Music ami refreshments en steamer. YELLOWSTONE PARK TOURS Ideal 11-Day Tours from New York July 21. Aug.

and 1. All expenses Included. Via Chicago and Salt Lake City, complete tour of Yellowstone Park and Denver. Send for details. MARSTERS TOUR8.

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non. Brooklyn Annex, 4zrt lSJth SL. Yeukars. KallJ. West Pslst ernwsll Nswsarik New Hum burg Mlltoi Peeshkaeeel kliKsten m.

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Re. Sneetal trains ts fat sail! Ml. reaorls and Karatnes. and eaiiv eoruiarttnns to sll rmtnts Km. Xneth.

and West. Thmodi tlcketa snd bagraa-e eherkrd at oTrloea of H. Y. Trnsfe Co. Tlirottfh rail iiekets bwwwn N.

i. snd AIMry sccepten. Most delightful nne-half snd erte-day entlnss to Wast fsist. Nearbarfk. er Psafkkessals.

returnlns on any doaa Day boat. Meals terrru at an notirs. niic. STR. MARY POWELL Bee enhimns above Perfect Afternoon VIS P.

It eesioa STR. ALBANY Perfect Aflernoorl Oirtlng. Lcare Desbrnases St. P. eeaiBscUng West Point With duo West 42d St- 1:40 P.

M. Orchestra on each stesmar. Modrrn-Safe RelUbla. PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANY STR C. W.

MORSE fodd dates July). STB ADIRONDACK Dally from Pier N. P. M-. W.

lift 4:10 P. M. ORCHESTRA. CITIZENS LINE TO ALBANY TROY New Sir. TROJAN or RENSSELAER.

Pier 44, N. ft. West 10th Sc. 4 P. M.

Yonkers, P. M. dally, atop at AiDany eiuier directloa. Best tervira. Direct rail connection at Albany and Trey for Dotn's North.

Kast. and West. Rill tk-kets accepted ror passage lanween iotb. ana Tmr. Horses snd sutomnntles esrrisd at raaaoaable rates.

Send for Bummer Booklet. JJ i 401 Mi. P.M. MAI.DEN Steaners lesv Her 42. SMITH'S VIYO N.

ft- Clulatnpher St. GERMANTOWN djra. at CATbKILL 110th St- 1:00 P. M. Saturday Special 1P.M.

STOCKPORT Pier. 43. snd 1:10 P. M. arxriB! w- stamp C.S.yi5.l lands only at points lalskUl Reirloaa.

sasrfced TtKine l.taS Wpetna. sssasaassasaaaasaaasaaasan UAB BATTA11 toAlbanv aUCTITanpai.aexe)MatBa; BcaxaraA. Horses sad Atosnoatlaa at isssoasbla rates. Lea, foot W. Houston at.

0:30 P. feet W. UMh St. 0:94 P. M.

laleobene S12S Sprtaa. Far Newbargh. Peugbkeepsie, and KJusarsteav, froat Ptsaalla rH. week days, excess. Saturday, P.

Ml Saturdajs. 1PM. 'West Ifftb P. M. rut NtWSCBGII and mterraemste Isadlnaa.

arssk JSeP Ml e- tiU SIIKniY 1 Prsnklla 8L. A. M. OUnUAId, Iwast 12th St, 1:20 A. M.

BLOCfcf ISLAND, ORIENT. GREENP0RT. SKELTER ISUNP SAQ HARBOR. Str. Ehlnnecock of Montauk SOaamboat Co-'s Line leaves N.

New Pier I. K. Xsee. 4 THors, P. IL.

fiata, 1:04 p. At. I TRAVELERS GCID TKAMSHIPS. I THE ROYAL MAIL Go nVOUR aUMMER VACATION atS Hoairat tsUMSl aCBslBa- Totirs of 8 $394)0 days. 8alllng Saturday.

July St; Wednesday. SANDERSON SON. S3 Sts 3. I' TT "Til an i i At 74)JUAWlfaU alaksTiC-s Vss INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES From riers 5S, BS. SO, gl, aad tj, Narth Rly erj New Yark City.

A '1 '--li J. Line tew. few Tork. If, 10 St. July 11, IS Louis July SO llhstic Transport Lias Laiasleai Dlreet.

Mlnnsapolla.July IS, AM Maonet ka.July 18. 10 IS Red Star Line Deeeg Aalw erp Parle, Lanrd fnawt.Jv.ia.lt avfiFimsnd July SO Kraonland Juiv ex. it ivarf.rianit. Aur. PASSEMSCS OFriCES.

BSOAOWAV A0 SHORT SEA TRIPS BERMUDA the Ocean Paradise, by Twin Screw 5. 3. July 27. Round Trip, $20 up. Tours at inclusive rates, $35 up.

CANADA BY SEA New York to Quebec via Halifax and St. Lawrence, S. S. "Trinidad," sails Julj 30, Au. 13, 27, 1,500 miles 6 days, $45 up.

THOS. COOK SON 241 Broadway. and 53' Fifth 441 Madlaon New Tork. Tours Around the World Aag. 23.

Sept. 11-27 Westbound. Cook's Travellers' Cheques Are Good AH Over the World. OLD DOMINION LINE. DAILY SMtVICE.

Far Old Point t'orafort. Norfulk. lortamouth. Pin-oer's Point, and Newport News. connecting for Peterabura.

Richmond. Wsahlogtoo. D. C. and entire South and est.

Freigtit snd rasaenger Steamers ssll from Pier Is. N. Nor-'i M-oir evert week dav 1 P. M. TS.

L. WOODKOW. Trsflle Msnacer, TRAVELERS CC1DE STEAMBOATS. FALL RIVER LINE (Splendid Steamers Splendid Service) The South Shore of Massachusetts Bay Boston folks know what a delightful region this is and More New Yorkers ought to know. The Fall River Line gets you there.

Fall Rivet- Una steamers leave New York, Pier 19, Nortb River, foot of Warren Street, at 5:30 P. Ml Get yon to Boston as early as 7 clock next later if you like. Far to Botton $4 Telephone 51 21 Cortland, for informitloa City Ticket Olf cs 171 Broadway -THE PIBLIC BlJPLEASED." B0 Sf ON COLONIAL LINE tOAT) $2.65 (OUTSIDI Alt V-'' ROOMS aV I Providence Direct $1.75 Fall River 2.00 Worcester 2.6S PALATIAL SCREW STEAMERS. WEEK DAYS AND 8UNDATS AT 1:10 P. M.

FROM PIER SO. NORTH RIVER. Foot Weat Houaton St. THK ONLY I.VDKPKNDENT IJNE BETWEKN NEW TOKsi AND NEW ENGLAND." Flneat Cuisine and Service. rPhonee S4S1 and SIM Spring.

9 Boat via Boat Trolley, $2.10. aloaern Bteei ki," GEOROIA and TENNESSEE. Pravldence Direct, Wercester, S2.4S t. a 1m 1, IV1- 1 m'mm. iUmmm rm lar i f'ltv Ticket Of flee 100 Broad wsy, The Meat Charming Short Trip ea that Atlaattie Ca STEAMSHIPS NORTH LAND NORTH STAR TO PORTLAND, MAINE.

Saiunas: Mondsy. II A. IL and Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. P.

M-. free Pier 10. East River. N. T.

Psr full Informal toa aad bnnMet apply to MAINE S. 8. CO 204 B'wajr. K. T.

NEW YORK TO BOSTON ITar. 14.04. Metenpoltua I Express TurMna Steal YALE HARVARD Week Days and Sundays Lva. Pier 14. N.

R-. New York, P. M. Due Boston I AJM. next day.

Same schedule returning. HARTFORD LINE New rhc la East luvar. test sf Peek tro. ezaaa Maartas. al P.

far taasarttnat aUvar waas let iiiiaaroias IRk ,9. tl as AiH't lUf.lli l.ll! ssskstj. .1 1 MJ WSaaVJl I IIM AaS Tbs Meat SJ I. I i mJ t.aarmiag rnon aea) Trip ea that Allasatle Caasat. 1 TRAVKlaCRa 43BIP STEAM PACKET CO I At f1rfnn TJatji rlTejra.

gmi-TropiPlPi i-ri3Larii Cie. Breezes NO toQ- fOA -1 mucs out on Atuntic uctn. and up Round Trip $37.89 IneladrnaT tr MfiM. Lh kjj TRENT aau snore sxcursloaa. Aug.

Saturday.) Aug. It snd ever is Aa Jl Slat. Street, N. P. F.

A. I 11ILi White Star Line Qestwsj'-. Rolylaejiol "Li Baltic Juijr i. PMtArabtc. July SO f.drlc July tf, noon Aug.

Plvm nwth Cherbaairar sVwwthanaartaw. Majestic July 20, 1 PM (Teutonic. 1 Adriatic. July 17, 1:10 AMjOceanlc. Aag.

IS Also Rerelar Salllaajs fcelwaia Y. aV Boston ModLterransan, All Steamers af the America a Llaat, Atlaa-tle Transpertj Line, Red Star. line, Wklto Star Llae Are Eqslpped with Wireless Tsle-grsuh. Subnaarlna SttrnaUIng Apparataa, Kta Oar Travelers' Checka Ged KTeryTrhara. M.

SM ST.) N. tS. B. AUG. YIC.

(23,000 TONS) JULY 30, 12 Noon. All Modern Safety Devices, (Wireless, ate.) a- sea AVTuau llOAaa US lint sVefjajau ggl I "Ij-uuiium, Ele. baUsd. Udvator. llui iUcia.

I LONDON. PARIS. HAMBURG. 10. 1 fit .1.

Pres. l.u-eln....Aug. 10 tAmertka Aux. II tCrsf 10 t'ludnneU Aug. sft tli-reiand L.

KsUerlj Aug. Y1P jT Warabarg etlrseL New. ITALY VIA tilBRALTAH. NAPLES and fiKNOA. 8.

HAMBURG A. M. S. S. MOLTKE.

August 30 S. S. Septewibev Z0 TRAVELLERS' CHECK ISSUED. Tourist Dept. for Trip Everywhere.

Dafnborg-Ameiiran Line. 4S Broadway, N. T. WINTER CRUISES MARCH as APUHa WEST INDIES JAN. TO THE Ton) Crulalar SsSeUOLTKE Also Crulaea to Uva Orient A Sou IS i America.

HAMfllRG-AMKKICAN MNaf, Draadtgsj, N. Y. CUNARD LINE Piers 14 and ''tth River, foot of 14th St. OFFICFM 21-14 Stats opposite the Battery. LUSITANIA MAURETANIA i.aigeei.

faateat. l-lnewt aieaiaer A ileal. New York to London Direct TIA FISHGUARD. The eost expeltl.os rmrte. Quickest elan ts PARIS BERLIN VIENNA Leave New York Wednesdays.

9 A. M. MONDAY IN LONDON TUESDAY IN PARIS titrates 'letegraph. Subaaarlas augaais. Lualtanla 1.

J. Aug. 1 leiinauia.July IL 10 AM jMauretaoia Aug. '0 I'anipauta L. lurr Aua.

17 Will call at Queenatowa aad Fishguard. HCNUAKiAN-AMEKlCAN 8EKYICK. To Flume via Gibraltar. Naples, Trieste. P.nr.oule.

II. noon 1 tCarnjthla Aug. 2) il'iunls Aug. 4. ntKin IPanneiils Sept.

tCaliS at trensa. K'arrlea Id and Id class suly. Tratellers chet-k. Issued iinnd everywhere. ITALV-EOTPT RIIE8.

1010-11: Nov. Jan. 7 and 11. March 11. LONDOaa PASIS BBEUIN North TUESDAYS 10 A.

al. Express Sailings. Cecllle jTuly lt Kaiser Wm. II.Aug. Kronp.

Wm. jJuly SSI Kr. Wm. d. Gr.Aug.

LONDON PARIS BREMEN Twia Screw bailings. Bremen iJuly tl I P. r. Wm. new! Au.

4 til P. P.Wm. fnewl. Ct.July SSl Iiarbaroera. Frled'h d.

CtJuly SSI Iiarbaroera. Aug. 11 UBIALTia NAPLES GENOA Lloyd TJT8 Berlin fnewijuly IS IP. Irene Aug. IS K.

July SO K. Luise Aug. 20 Wtreleaas s.4 awkssarlsie Rtgmnla. IssesesS.ac stauaa-t lie. aria Tears.

TVwsswra CbexAs Coosf All Otssr Htm World. OEXKICHS CO, Cea 1 Afftu I SrMdwsy.1.1. NITED FRUIT COUPANV Steaimship Service Superior fratct an 1 passenger steamers sail Thursdaya. 12 noon. Plrt IS.

East Riier. (ft. Cultbp KINGSTON, JAMAICA. COLON, PANAMA. SANTA 11AUTA, COLOMBIA, Pacific Coast: points.

en Tmi aad South Anarlra. Stateroom reaervatloa and Information. Battery place. -Telephone 1S3S Kector, Or any Steamship Agency. Additional 'Weekly Sailings from rnusaaipuis, oaiumors ana Mew Orl FABRE LINE EW 1UHK.

announces tha MARSEILLES. maiuen inn ar its new 14.0 00 ton twin aeraw 5. "SAINT' ANNA" from New iTnrk AUOCST at nooa Tnis steamer amnonies ncry possible Innorstton f. the comfort 'efj travellers to the Mediterranean. No Inside rcoms: 111 rooms on preen ena de: decks; dngls wiin iin.

rarrms oe luxe, chanei. isit-door Parisian safe. Ac. Rate $tu up. Including a la carte service, wines and coei.se arlthrwt extra 'charee BMiD (Alll.

Tils steamer la bnnklnx mianii. nnyn pronipuy. a. Tt.a KtlLE. O.

33 BROADWAY. N. T. i FRENCH LINE CompAgieife Cenerdle rraasatlantlquo Dlreet Una te Havre Parte trranee). Sailing Tburaday, 10 M.

from Pl.r -f, Nortb River, foot Weat 11th St, La July SI 'La II -ua bavoie.i..july IS, La Provence. Aug. IS -La touraina.Aug. 4 l-Espagna. 21 Twin screw ataamera.

SPECIAL SATCKOAT SAIL IN O. Ona class 11) Cabin PaatHngsrs onlv. Chicago July 21 UEIMOS AYRES mVUIw JTauCC oOUfA AStCrKtl BAFJ1A, RIO DE JKNTIUO.HAXTO, SS AaaJVPalganssasarw. aaiaa tK. 1 aV K.

aniU HUMallU LAMPORT HOLT LINE Batllai from Mew Tork, Stb 20th of sack Sroath. Fa rates sav, apply local ticket Af eats, as BUSK 4V DANIELS, taster Aeestts) 01 Produce Exchaaga. New Yerk ANCHOR LINE liUttUUW via LUNDUNUcKKY Famas.la...Juty IS, pjj 1 PM 11, 0 AM (California 0. 10 AM all 1st ST CABIN, S4LS4 AND S73JO, OblU.tU tAHl, f49 AJD flle. THIRD CLASS.

AND SM. HENDERSON BROTHERS, 17-10 Broadway. UOLUHD AMERICA UN II' Tarla-Serew Paaaenger Sin also N. Aatat avJuly IS. 10 AM IRotterdaai Aug.

S. AMlRyaylaai Aug. IS M.llsaai.Aa..rtca Llae. SO B'way. Xf $20 Shipping and Mails.

Miniature Alcanas for 6in rtaWS.4;4yun'sets..T7iMoa 11VU 1U-UAI, High Waters faady nook Oovernora Island 24 1 l4Httsj, a.m. a se a .1 10 jo. ueu Uate. a-xs 1 Arrived Friday. July '15.

Oforaltar. juy a. Argenfels. Shields. June SO.

SS Oust. MoasovtaJ June 28. S8 Zaoaca. July la B8 Westfalen. DeoMtrara.

June 21. 8a Harry Luckvwibarh. Porto luly 1 Anne, JSorfolk. July la! r.iiaa.ipnia, JUty FS Karonga. Loetorl July 14.

ea axeiroea, aiostoaj July 14. Outgoing Steamships sailIto-dat. i Malla v. I sin, "OBthaanflton. A.M.

1000 A.M. Celtic. v.ei A.JBL oi oesun. iapiea Ii eo a.m. IM-O A.M.

31:00 :20 P.M. A.SL AIL li on A M. 0) A.M. M. P.M.

i I P.M. ii.oo m. j'-MlMt. 1:00 it 120 M. Crnctnnatl.

HinllwJ urnasia. tsUtagnw. Mlnnearoils, Lapland, Antwerp. Plorlael, Bermudlan, Oerraudat SIOA.M. Caracna.

Curacao .71... A.M. Saratoga, Havana .10:00 A.M. Santiago. Saa Domingo.

.100 A IVlnr Joachim. Jamgica.il Mi A.M. Ponce. Mayagues City ot Et. Louis.

Savannah Frtrtera, Port Antonio Denver Qalreston Creels. New 8AU.J MONDAT. Panama. Cristobal A.M. Drumcllffe.

DuenosAyres :0 A.M. Oppursj. Pernambucnj ..,.11 M) A.M. Surlruuna. Paramariao ..11 KM A.M.

Jafferson. Norfolk 8AIL TUESDAT. Kronprlnxeesln Cecllle. Dremen I A.30A.M. Rio de Janeiro, Barradoa.

12 0 M. Europe. Naples Nleuw Amaterdam, terdam 1. mi Pannonla. Naples City a Montgomery, Savannah Araache Js r-lr it.

1 00 P.M. lrPat 2:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.J 1:00 P.M. 10 00 A SOPM. It 00 AM.

lOOOAK. V. i a r.st. Supplementary malls at double postage rata, i are open on the pier Of the American. English, French, aad German traoaatlantle llnea aatli 1 ZOO P.M.

wmf uiiauisw tne nnur or sailing. Incoming Steamships, 5 DUE TO-DAT. Fennaylvanla. Colorado Lorralno St. Paul, Cleveland.

Amaannena. Naples 4 -July July July -July 4 1.1 1 13 Hamburg Oal-eatn Havre Southimptna Hamburg I'ara I Savannah i Oalvetn Jaxksonvllle City. of Montgomery El Slglo Apache r' DUE Columbia Cedrlc Comanche Atlanta. Blnna o-Monnow. Olasgow Liverpool Havre Jackront Ille Patras Llbau MONDAT.

-July J'lly July 14 July 4 3- 9 11 11 10 13 IS 13 IS DUB Kroonlaad nlhad. J. Antwerp etonka London Pa'rss rtca Cristobal calbo Mlnneton Patrls Alliance Maracaibo rurua. (... San Jisn Proteus New Orleans.

El Dia Onlveeton City of Atlanta i Savannah By Marponl Wireless, SS Lorraine, incoming from Havre, was res ported fi miles cast of Sandy Hook at A. M. yesterday; due at hsr pier, If not delayed, this mqmlnt? US Camnla. outgoing, was reported 1R2 miles west of Paatnrt at 2 P. M.

yesterday: due at Queens town about -1 A. M. tn.day. SA St. Louis, outgoing, was reported SAS day; due at Plymouth this afternoon.

By United S3 Ossabaw, Texts City. IS m. 8. land Llghtehlp. 7 B.

M. of Scot SS City of Montgomery, Savannah. 30 m. a. a.

Of Scotland Llghtrhlp. P. M. 13tn. 88 Herman Frasch.

Texas City. 1.220 m. or Scotland ugntsnip. A. M.

iMn. 8d Colorado, Oalvestoa, 30 m. 8. of ScotlaaS Lightship, 8 P. M.

SS Alamo. Oalveelon, m. 6. ef Scotland Lightship. P.

JMh. SS Ijirlmer. port Arthur, 700 of Scoa, land Lightship. m. l.vh.

SS Anacbe, Ja.ksonvllle.ia2 m. S. or Scet land Lightohlo. a M. 1 Jth.

Forei'ign Ports. Arrived. PS Cretlc. at Naples, July 13 SS Rymlam. at Rot tenia July 15.

SS I "rinse. Irene; at Oenoa. July) IS. SS President Lincbln. at Cherbourg, July IS, SS Trent, at Rerrauda.

July 15. SS Oceania, at Napier. July 6." Venexm, at Marseilles. July IS. SS Portreeth.

at Roajarlo. July 14. SS Molikanfels, al Malta. July IS. SS Koranna.

at Delagca Bay. Ju! IS. 88 Altona, at Melbourne, July IS. 8ailed. Si'Kaleerln Angiata Tlctoiia.

fimn Souths ampton. July l.V SS Cranium, front Rotterdam. July 14. SS St. Patrick, frtpn Southampton July 14.

SS Val Satire, ft Om Oenoa. July: 2. SS Parthanla. fmln Antw.rp. Jul! 14.

SS Dew of Mainaj from Oalveaton, July li FS Hughenden. tCL.ru Montevideo, July 13. SS Indraaamha. flora Ilvllo. Julvilt.

pasted. SS Arrerlean. Nefr Totk for Antwerp, raiol Prawle Tolnt. Pacific Steamships. I Malls Close!) Steamer and Destination.

New Tork. Japan. Koiwa, a4d China (specially addressed only.l (r a Tacoma) f- 'fl-orat Maiu July 18 f.H. Hawaii an! specially a J- dressed msll for Japs a. Korea, and China, (via San Francisco Asia.

Julr 4 S0PM. i -i For Lateat Arvlvala See Pace 1. THE WEATHER. WASHINQTOJI. iuly slight bsrometrto) deprassloa over the southern Missouri valley Thursday night ha remained about, stationary.

As a remit shower, mostly thunderstorms, are reported from the tipper Mississippi Ohio, snd Tennessee valleys, Abnormally high temperature: contlsuaS throughout the greater portion ot the Weat with temperatures: of 100 degrees or higher, and tha Influence of the heat wave to belne; felt over tha eastern half of tbs country. Somewhat cooler weather Is reported froos Wyoming and Montana. i Indications sre jthat showery weather wlO continue In the South Atlantic States Saturday, and tha rain kre probably will the lake region Saturday night or. Sunday wtt continued high temperatures. Winds along thi New EngUn4 Coast be tight to moderate, mostly weat; Middle AO Untie Coast, llgba to moderate, mostly aoutkl South Atlnntlc Coast, light to modrrste.

south. Steamships departing Saturday for Bow ports will have light to moderate west wisdS and partly ctou4y weather to -the 0raa4 Banks. 'I FORECASTS PO TO-DAT ANQ SCXDAj. Eastern Nrw tork nl ranla Generally fklr Saturday. ly eloudy; light variable winds, neatly sosrta.

Maw Jerewy-rartly turlT probably Sunday Vontlnucd aarrs; Ubl va- 'ewUndJartly -U'JS5 day snd probably SSunday. PTl nrawa-liTNorthern Vermont Saturday; mmr erau wool wlndaj The terar-raturO record Ji'wr'j hours ended at midnight, takro frm ttje ii ivmw v. Wsathe- Bureau. Is as follows. nmuM at ine local llice luna iff ..74 .71 13 7S inns.

1910.1 a a. 4 A. A. 4 P. 4 P.

T4t P. ...71 ...78 aa .84 SB! 11 P. .1. (ha This thsrmometsr is ie level. The SveraSo era pers i for tha corresponding ttate latl per 78: averaxs on the corresponding 4ata for tn-laet thlrtytkrea yara.

74. The temperatare at A. M. sat at P.M It I was S3. Msalmum tetneera-tura.

SO degrwew at 1 P. sslJha. grass at A. M. Humidity par ceoL aa A.

Ml. 43 at P. M. re opctM! eurt-nt MXftvr0 n- viw94 I TeA' York Tim tar Bevitnm of Books. Alsseys I chief htermni topic of the AfoiJfd to esf Qddrcu.

i tU VU stales for Oaf Dollar year, al.