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Baseball ?> -
CONNIE MACK TELLS
WHY HE LET LAPP
AND PLANK STICK
Expected They Would Come
Through Against Matty Better
than Fresh Men.
BREAKS WENT OTHER WAY
Harry Hooper One Point Shy in
Batting Average and Loses
$1.000 Bonus.
;.. la out with the allhl f<
not put: hitters In plSC? of Lapp
.-:., tara? ?.f tiie
?aride aeries, which Matty wen after ?
Connie breaks aa Iroa
. i- excus?e In an art!?
Saturday Evening Post."
Clalmlns thai "Big Blx" ha^- an adran
atter oa hla Brsi trip t.? the
- thai the charm wears off in
Mack found that Lapp
i time he faced Hatty,
. . . ? Doyle the second time and
Th.r.i"'?? be count
H ?? Mm for further improremanl on
?
?s for I".uk. ('..nine de.lare?! that Ed?
il, tli, t!. ball harder than any other
??layer on the team during the game,
havin(: .. . aaf?t] ?ad bedng robbe.t
? her on another try.
., Mod to let Planh linger
.,, ,,,.. ,.0- teat. Bui the breaks weal lb?
0ther vva-. r??ultln? in criticism for the
?aaager and a '.ate defence ol hla ac
tlons. _
Billy hath, the ?COUt of lha Yankees,
In, f.,r two moatha' ?
?jrhkb h? Bled with the Nati?.nal ???.mmis
_ion T eclared that it engaged
?jggg from month t.. month, and ?
.-.,-, and the conamlaslon
?^ported this ?lain*. In another finding
? stated Karl Henna, of
.. Cardinale, Into pni?i stand
: laed bas? ball without the in?
fliction of a fine.
A half dosen hase hits carefully insert?
-, ?reek of th< a? aaoa would
? ?:: . xa ti- ll.SSfl ?" Harry
laer >.f the Boston P.e.)
?: promised a bonua of
rovldlng he hsd an average
??. ? The ofBdal licun-s show
? t shy ami turned
handful of hits wool ?
?
t
Th, ,.- ? ..tes have gol in tiieir
,. .... anil Arthur Chafer, the
II? ti. He left
. in Loa A ? lay fr,r
.' ,. he will h.- marri. <l He
Of the
th.- (Hants will
he few -*"? ,|''' ?1M'1
? summer.
Eddie Collins, th.- sla
ef the Philadelphia Athletics, has turned
down a flatt? n 11 _r :n the out
la??. The N.w York club of the Feder?!
...
k f--r Eddie, it i^ said, hit he re?
nn was
?if th.- Brooklyn
: to the Toronto
and not
the X, ?,. ? .
?:i. trainer of Ul?
i " . Will Rll South with the
Hrooklv.- : ;.erhas !.. xt spring t.. help
Automobiling
?-?.
put the men m condition. Robertson also
win teach tii.-m bow to run properly, and
in this mariner Wilbert Robinson hopa? t?.
i ?? th.- ?pood ?.f his men
SLOW TIME FOR SWIMMERS
Osgood Wins 100-Yard Contest
in Columbia Interclass Meet.
POOS l-erformaii.es marked the final
events ?if the int. r- lass swimming me. I
at Columbia University yastarday after
noon. II. S. Qsgood, T.',, one of the most
promisinp sprintera 01. the 'varsity tram,
won the luu-vard swim from s-rat. h in
the slow time of I "'.. Osgood caught
Harrett ami El? hoh*. each of whom ha.I
a handicap ot two se-onos. m the (0-yard
mark ami had an easy tune in BSflmming
hi.nu- m front.
{20-yard swim won bj .1. M. CUveland,
M>; i. seconds); p. Agramonte, Extension
(scratch), aecond; 5. II. BUur, '16 (2 sec
o. dsi, third Time, ill''
100-yard swim Won by H. s. Osgood,
'15 (scratch); *'. ?;. la? hoi/., 1:. ?2 sec
ends), second; T. Barrett, 11 (2 seconds),
third. Time. In",.
'."-yard swim for fat men Won by .T.
H. Cleveland, 'II (2 seconde); M. .Ma/..-.
14 (scratch), second; S. H. Van <!-? Water.
"i: n second), third. Tim. 0-.2S2-5.
WHICH IS CONSERVATIVE?
Life Member of N. Y. A. C.
Writes About Coming Election.
To the Editor of Th.- New-York Tribune.
B ? Evidently the presa agent of one
of the ticket? pul up at the New Y?.rk
Athletic Club put the ear of youi sport
? ; .lay and Induced him to
insert in a prominent place on your sport?
ing page th.- fait that there was a fight
on in the New fork Athletic Club and the
statement (not the fact) that his ticket,
headed by James ?.; Battoraon, waa
backed bj ti..- conservative element ..f the
club.
1 if 1 ...'-??, we res? ?gent with
a vivi.i Imagination, but when he distorts
facts, or rather makes statement- direct?
ly contrary tu the facta, the memb? ra of
the Club who know ?Jo not like It.
- s..-1'a?e.: ? ? ?. atlve t??*k? t la
compoaed of men onlj "in* of whom lias
been a member ol the club over twenty
? : al bave been member?
less than ten years; whereaa the so-called
opposition ticket, by Implication a radt
? al ?ri., baa <-n it not one member who
has been lesa than ten years in the club;
three of them have been members t..i'
.-ver thirty years ami one has been an
active and devoted member of the 1
for over 1 ?>rt>? v >.
Aa a matter ?-i' fart, easily . idgi :
the 1 ? rsonnel composing it. this so-called
-.U":; 1 ckei la the one back? d by
the beat < eni and the conservative
? ? ? ? tub, w bo want t.. uphold
th.- policy initiated last year 6} the 1 res?
ident, w??am H. Page, ably seconded by
the vlce-presi-dsnt, nud t.. h engthen
t ?. ir banda so thai they can cai ry " ?'
this policy, which la 'hat ..f a true ana
?voted to clean and
gentlemanlj athletics and Interested sole?
ly In giving to each and <vei. member
..f tie ? lui. th? ? -; ?*??? ai.d ? nj'.y
tnent of th.- advantages which he .?!?-?>
cmt"s himself with his fellow-membera
to obtain.
Those of up who do not try t.. pain Sd
herenta b) fais?- pretence? or hiding the
\\ :.? s,- platform is the Indorsement
Of OUI ' ar.d \ i.^-|ireei<1'?.t ?ml
the strengthen Ina of their hands so that
they can earn out the policy they have
? ? king tbe ticket
om of oui ? . - saful and ,
truest amateur athletes, Dr. Graeme M.
Hamm..mi glad !f you vv.niUl
g)v? t" th I Of faits th.. > im
?.ron.. gave t" tin garbled ac?
!. SO tl.at
im one of your reader? ***? ?u he deceived
til r,. ? stands f?.r.
NoV( .;:. A 1.11'K .MK.MBKK. '
** Horse Sale s Golf s
Joe Tinker Deposed as
Manager of the Reds
Wanted to Usurp All Authority.
and Directors of Cincinnati
Club Said "Nay."
NO SUCCESSOR NAMED AS YET
Question Will Be Considered at
the Proper Time According
to August Herrmann.
Cincinnati, Nov. _.*,. it was officially
annoiin. ed by the b?,atd of dlrocton n!
tn?- ?Cincinnati Basebell Club late t.?-d_>
thai Joe Tinker, manager <?f the team
last season, had been deposed.
Th? officiel ?tatemenl follow.-.
"The oHkren and director? of the Cin?
cinnati Exhibition Cotnpenj desire to an?
nounce that the) could not come to a
satisfactory ecreemenl with Mr. Tink'-r
t?> act a? playing manacer for th? ? in
clnnatl team next yenr.
"Tho question Involved ?nd nol pertain
t,. ?.?lary. .Mr. Tinker seemed t" believe
that !?? was entitled, if be .main assumed
th.- position as playing menacer <?f the
|{?-<K t.. usurp all th.- suthoiit] reefed
by the ?tockboldeie In the executive of
ti.-.m and the board of director? of ths
company. Cndei thees condition? th?
director? decided not to r< encase Mr
Tinker a* menacer ol lbs team for oeal
yeer.
"A? I" ?l,o ?rill in..nai;.- th.- team next
yeer is a question t"i th?* future, and
will l"- tak.-u 11.? aid considered at ti..
proper time."
Aucusl i lei i n.an.i. i resident <.i ths
?aid no :'ui th? r Mat-in. n! Would I.'
I by th'- elUb at th,?- time lie in?
timated that within a f. w days there
would h,- something additional t.. sai?
lle ?lui declare however, thai at pres
? nt t!ie club has no ?me in slj*hl to t?l?>
charce-of the team In IM1 it l? under?
stood that Tihker ?rill n * * t i?'.-t his rel? . i
outrlcht
'lin- new? that Joe Tinker was not t,, be
ti.an.i.ei of ihe Red? came as a crea! ?ur
prlse to th?- fans ,,f this ?-?t> and its
contributing territory.
on < ? toi-?i I en official statement
given ..ut that Tinker ?as ?atlsfted with
conditions and had sl?gned hie contracl *?
player and menacer. ?Later II was learned
that ti," ?creemenl botwoea Tinker ?nd
th. otllcia!? i'f th? Club had hi ?-a a t- I I
t,Ve ole
No indication of th? nee manacer ha?
POWER BOAT OWNERS MEET
Amendments to Racing and
Other Rules Adopted by Clubs.
Dotegatei from forty-live power I
club? and ya? ht ? lubs ?rere presen!
nicht at th- snnuel meeting oi th'- Ihn
?an i'.??' i Boal ' ?n h? m ??' '?' " i
Waldorf-Astoria, al Whlcb 1'ie-l.l.nt II-: j
man T. K?.?-iu.r p*1 -id-'l \ nninl
amendm? nt? to th? rectnc ?and othei i
were adopted An Importanl addition ?ras
mude t" tl -'t1'": '" rectal '
, ...?i, prises so thai ?t non r. ...i? that n?.
amati ur ? ont?sstai t shell b? ?allowed t"
. . ?.,, ;, .., h prise aft. : ? ntei
.? ?o an eftered.
-i,..- mattei of boata racing um
? , GOO inil-s m lenctb. as m th.- I
ra< e ?rai diacussi tho
own. - still '? melnli l sn sinat? -t sft<:
?winning ??? ll.-W prise n ?ras laid tn
table until the Slvt r --f t. n be
.,t> d
-|-,. __-j - - sis? ted f.'t II i ???? '?
,]. nt n. 'r Ko- ? ? ? larj. M?" l? **??
Whltak? ? . treeeui. r, Oeorge C. K In ?
irer. Henri ?< ?Ojetee_
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBIL-S.
^\
The big thing in safety
needs is "Safety First "
You can't afford to take chances?you
can't afford to experiment. Get Safety
First?on slippery streets?around danger?
ous corners ? through crowded traffic ?
over country roads and treacherous moun?
tain passes. You get Safety First always
by equipping your car with
Goodrich
Ss2__ Tires
Best in that Long Ran?-Bett in ttte Short Stop
The XhicY, tou-rh rubber finger? clean away the
mud, oo?! and slush? pnp the roadway and firmly
bold your car to its course.
Under the Safrty Tread i*? the Goodrich Unit Molding?a
fundamental Safety First factor?an added railea(-e feature
that meaos lower cost per mile.
The following are the prices on the beet and most
practical anti-alud tiret made. You should never pay
moro. Your dealer will gladly aell you the famou?
Goodrich Safety Tread Tirea at tbeae price?:
Six 4 .I?.*).*? -"7x4?_.$"*f-.l.S
35x4 . 36.90 36x5 .4,1.1.".
.16x4 . -7.7S 17 x 5 44.4".
H.'.xI'X. 36.0,*
36x4},. 37.10
?.'?'< .|11. S5
30x3 . 12.65
SOxSV**;. 17.00
32x3^. m.10
33x4 . IS.I5
NEW YORK BRANCH:
Broadway and 57th St., N. Y.
38i5}_. 57.30
Akm*,Oh_*,
**"*?h-* m AH
r******t>ai Ct?mm
The B. F. Goodrich
Company
There it
nothing in Goodrich
Advertising that tan '"
in Goodrich Goods
; ? er of the ? 'Incinnatl l:< da
been given b] -in' toi s of the club, bul it
la intimai, d that the release ol Kleider
Jones h- the ? bk sco Am? t Icai
have some t**earlng on the ?ituation. li is
also bellev? d that Tlnki I ? ,h w Ith
the ? im inn.iti i lui, as t.ir ?J |
ghot '- lop it con ? rn< ?i. ?nd thai ? ?i- al
?rill soon be announced In ?rblch I - - ?
?rill b nan?
Tinker made a name for himself as
shortsti p foi tine ? hlcago Cub? ?rhen they
v er? In th? Ii pi Im? snd u Inning i" ?>
nanti
II?. was ti ?RedS last Winter
In pan of th.- big ?'? ai whh h i i hl
Frank ? ha- ea to the New York T?
"MUSTBETRADED'-TINKER
Deposed Manager of Reds In
sists He Will Not Stick.
. ? .
? he trou Id novel 11 ,-. er on
lb? t- am from .....
?
: not re?
tain th? Iher yeai
i"- thougl ? . : i.un.i up th? team
? ?
- :t. ,i he ? ? i ted be
? to i-- a
, i II bad basa in- pia-***
,.i ssees n
i ? ?ret? h tie m m ?
III Id W'h.ri !..
Hon I Increased
?
tn led, ss
?
? |i
Frankie Burns Shows Speed.
Krank I? I Ihe
world of speed
? ? itpointlng Artie Edwa the
fast local box? ten-round
Brown ? I
?roll i : holding
liiirm? to ev? two I
th? reafter the lattei earned an
ound
Other Sports
NEWARK MEADOWS"
ROAD NOW ONE OF
BEST IN COUNTRY
Its Opening Will Be Celebrated
by New Jersey Motorists
in a Few Days.
SCHIMPF TO RESIGN OFFICE
Brooklyn Man Unable to Remain
as Head of Contest Board ?Mr.
Ranney Back at Office.
New Jersey motorista Intend to have :i
big Urn? within tii?. oext two wecka arltli
a celebration over th.mpletlon out
opening of the old plank road acroaa the
Newark meadowa between Newark and
.!. rs. y in- The Ih< ? ? la an
up-to-date parkway, one <.f th? beat In
the country, and to keep pace with it
ti.it.t committee of the Basa? aad
Hudson Count] Board ol Pre?
which exen i ? m ?lcl on over It, at
a i.?????lit meeting held Frldaj afternoon,
changi -i Its name to I ? pn '? ??
tlous mi- ..i Ei ex-H idi on Bouli ard
Joseph H. W.I, of N? ?rai k, former
presiden! of the l I Automobil?
of Me? Jersey, Bays thai the ale?
gan of the m.i i il i not ?rill I ?? "' torn?
mumpaw and Pa a enuea n? at?" The
Communlpaw ?venue li on the
? ? ?!? and !'?? ?? I ??
Newat k aid?, and each lervea
trance to the new bou ? rard II th?l
? -,. .1 after the manner of the old
road there would retch ?>f
roadwa) from th? of Newark to
the J Cil :? rry.
The et lebration ovei the m
will i?- taken part In by th?
Board ol Preebe ? . The New
.1. raej Automobil? and Motor i
Newark Motor Club, of Newark? oat
other organisation!
The N< w J< i -?? ? Auto I Motor
Club, .11 conjunction with the motor re?
ta ? . ? tors of that statt ? . ? ,; I
an agitation againsl the Issuing of II?
? to .iiive high
pow? r i ara, It la acci?
dents bave occurred In whli b ?
? pow? r !..v
It is get .- nil the
ending of ins preaenl term. William
Bchlmpf, chairman of ti,- ? ? ? board
of III- A. A A i
?i he bas held since the laitientable
<|, ..Hi of B imui i M Butler In the Gild
den tour I I i M i at tria
t,. resign ?.t tii.- . n.i of hi i la I term,
i. ; : ? railed upon t?> hold ov< r.
He la the head of .i aHveramlthini ?
the work ?>f
time.
Who
of conjectui th?
position >\ i l ? ? off? rod i ?ai Id Bee? *?.ft.
he, Ilk? Mi B? blmi f, la also Im?
et In
In aomi ? ?. - <* a i... h
trade up the rules for the coming |
day t'.wr. Um auspices of the Motor
Deal i test itlon app? ?
have plai ? d too little or ; 11 pen?
alties on minor ti
?i cracked wli
Ex act I) the same
i alve,
Htnl this would be ;i .itii defect com?
i with which the otl form of
?
t Ranm , i e-pr< sld? ? I
firm ? ' I
months, due
to Illness. Mi Ranm ? ? the last
month or two in New England, and ap
i- ara to have I : i a th,
Johnson Allows Less
Than Two Runs a Game
Great Twirler of Senators Leads
in Lffcctiveness as Well as in
Number of Victories.
WHITF- SOX SHOW STRENGTH
Cicotte. Scott and Russell Ran!.
High in List Ahead of Connie
Mack's Star Twirlers.
Following the mPtlmd of r.inkinn pin-h?
ern which was tried laiei year, the ofl
dais of the American Leagu* bav? left
out the -Mtii' .- won and lost and I
fcivon the ?-arned run? DOT ?-.'am- in th.
averages which ?rere announced yester
Ti i- chana? has In nowl?< aff? 'ted the
i lalm i of u ait. i- Johnson t" the h sd< i
i hip. I'iist m rlctoriea h?
? ??? 11\?-n. ?s, alloe Ing the opposition
LOS ?atI...I runs per game last season.
Clcotte, Bcott snd Rui ell of th? White
Bog are ?econd, third and fourth on thi
hst, forming s pitching ?tail more ef
f ?dive than thai "f the Athletics
Bender lead? the Philadelphia twlrlers,
i,-it :.? number elghl on the list, Fslkcn
i.,m being ninth, Gregg tenth, and Joe
Wood eleventh. Bhawkey ??f the Ath
l? tic? is n imber fourteen and Plank num?
ber twenty, pist ahead of Russell Ford
,.f th? Yankees, aritb g mark .?f : .
earned , uns pi i game. Ray < 'aldwi IL
number sixteen, leads ths New fore
Half
Tin- averac* ? ,i!' Ihooo who pitched five
full "fames or more follow:
Al HIU
No sf limar- I ??' ' ? o1"1*1 ""
Date, pitcher, clin* -um pu ' ???! <?'? w byopp. i-:i:. b l m ?n BH s?? WT. Bail .
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1 ?*??>? AndlrLon. LioMun.
Marine Intelligence and Shipping
News from Near and Far
MINIATURE ALMANAC
?iinri.?<\ Illi S'intet. 4X-; moon i!"''?,
noon - ?-'?.-?
MI'lH WAT':!'..
A M. P M
Ban If Hoah .
Governor*i isl?n I . I:M
H? a >?-?.tat i -?
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Th* Oscar n. resert? i u M al - -
Bandy Hook al I a m yesi rds .
do. k Thursday fen
i*:,, Oceanic, reported a* fi?o mil's ntn sf
Band) Book ar 11 a
t.. doch Thursday fortnraow
, i| ?ni Unco i a? '"?"?"? miles
. ..- ,,f Ban l? Hoot
i to .lo- k Than ' -
INCOMING STEAMERS
To-r> \'
i ron i .in??
.Tampico, Ko? 13 , .Ward
? i .London, Not u atl Trans
roncho.("?auruton, Nov it.. ..Mallory
ran i-.. rutr.if.. N-r. ii Gees
-n.Puerto Mexico, Nov* If. Ana n
Comal.Mobile, Nov in .Mat lory
?. kaonrtlle, Ko? 9 ?? 'lv.ie
? ?, , ? *s i -?.'.' text, ?
THL'RSDAT, NOVEMBEB -7
?..- ?? n.Cristisnsaad, Ko* U...Sc-Am
? ... .Boutnamptoa, Nov k? *>? Btar
.? .. Sot 19 . Booth
* , ? 23 R U - P
'-?|,||, MS 1,1 ,., - V
. ...... go Not n it- d i?
?Mi tai .n . - Kov 18..U i' Co
Pre? i.in.-.,in . .liambur?. Nor IS H
Prov?note.Malaxa, Ko* it.
Kov ? -
We, hawk? n Clbi sl si. Kov 13
.... ....Near ?
\i ,|,..li ??? . . .-.., kaonvtlli . Not Zt
PRIDAT, KOVBMBfel
Uvei*|.I Km
?Aiu.ir..;?.Colon, No* i.'.Pan R R
.? ? ..Den oral ??. Kov If....... ?
? a-n,. No-.- ||. Phatnlt
El Vail? .Gal ?? ?ton, Kot
?Brings mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
It i DAT.
Mall
: .. Una ? ?
Fran ? Havre, French.T?Oam ; ?am
? tiampton, W B >* ??!> s m
, La O'yra, Red D I M a m '
? irta, lamali s, r F. 0:10 a m :
Algonquin, B Domingo, Cl...12:00m 1:00 p m
:. , an ?. Ward. Udo m
Kroonland, Antwerp, H Btar ?
i rto 1 o,
i.-ui??tan. Matantes,-.. ?
u ird ?
Ki ? . irli ins, s r . ?
Colorado, Oalveeton, Mall'y. ? i ?s m
Huron, Jacksonville, Clyde.? 1:00? m
THL'RSDAT, NOVEMBER SI
I h II i *i. H A. 1 00 |. D l '*' ? "i
'" I ; tg< ' I p - igen, ri A
i, B in In.' i.. Ii ? . ]- ' o m
:: iro p m
i:i in i. Qalveston, Bo ! . ? 00 p m
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H
Phlla'ph i
Mand? Irlle. Bellte, t n Fr*t I M ? m
M
? ? ??., 1,11, ?. ! ? I .
\|.a -l ?
n,T Rlci !? l:00pm
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
ci..
?
(via Han Fn 11 ? Nov. 21
Il .lut all. '
Fran la o>- NU? .... .Nov. '.s
? 'orea, Chli pines i via
EmpreM <??' Nov. M
U ? Phllli , -..n
! r.iii, :?, >..- I' B tl*SI . N'ov. 00
? ? ? ? .
, * ' ? . . 4
i ? -. .
.Dee. 5
ilawall, Ban - Ni m Zetland,
tkunti ? ? -, ; ?Vi nt
.Deo. 11
Ina. Philippine? . \ : t
Ituoka Mini .De:, u
? .
in Fran, m ... ?Monga . Dec. Il
ill I il ,i. :-. Ne? /? aland, Aiistr .
" ? -. Dee. 13
SHIPPING NEWS
I Port of New York, Tuesday,
November 25, 1913.
ARRIVED
,. I I . . .. ?, l V. -.- "l-1
Ja Co. with i?i I?
;. m
? to Oel
- ,. wir li : |. ?
lee, Ar
I m
? Florida, Port
.' .in oil ? -rf 11 iv II i, m.
? ? i Kaon **.'? ??* port N
. th? - >: i 1 ?minion Ba ? ... ? Itli
. .
?
i the H '? ?lih 3' ili*-i. 132
: '. . | at I ar at 2 p m.
iBr>. Pydnej C B,
I the a
U
la 7 to David .' u n ?? n. In bailase
?
Si amer Baals O Ule, rhiia-i->iphia. m w n
1 ? ?... in Lilian. Paaaed In ?juarantlni
at !.:io a ni
Steamer Sabine, Brunswick ro th?- Mailorj
>- Co \tirli paOBOafr? an-l rn<1??- l'aaaed In
itln? si 12:41 p m.
Kteamei Keltrtaarovo (Br), Beata y- 0
ii Buettoa a-. .? . 17, Moni -video -1
and Barbado?? Kot I0, via Boston S, t-. H F
t Co, with mdae. Arrived at (M
. a m.
?? Jooepb .i. Olorgli .\",.r>. Baltlmor?
Not 3, io the tttantt. Frull Co, ?r? ballast.
Lefl Qu .ran :. :i.? ?| -, .'.-, .
riteamei Anil,, la (Oer), Yokohama Srpr 1.
Bhanarhal ii. Keehiag II, Hong K?*.n?
M ami.i Ocl ?'. Hareng 13. Su??t an.I Port
'i and UgiM-a \o-, i, to Funeh, Bdye *
' ' '?? II i m N.. \m\.-.| ?r tlm Bar ar 7 a m.
?*?? ?ini'-r ? ?i> ot Columbus, Savannah Not ;.',
to ?ii- Ocean Ba Co, with paaeeager? and mil.?*
i In Quarantine m 1:11 a m
Steamer Huron, Jarkaonvlll? Not *t*S
? irleeton 9, ro th? CI ?M? s- Co, with pom
!,.??-? Pai i In QuaraatlM si
tUt I in.
Steamer Mayara PertS Amber, ro th? Trlnl
.'r.i shipping Co, in ballast. Passed in Qnsr
antlne at l:M a m.
Kteami r Bai ice Not IT. Ma] i
tuet is an,I sa.r .lu.m i\ r.. the New fork
an.I Porte P.I o I? Co, win, *% i>,,?-ong-*r?.
mall? and mdse. Arrived -it r!..- Be
10 1". p m. 24th
Steamer Byron .it-'. Bueno? Ayraa '*"*?
SO, Montevideo 31, Ban to? Nor rt. Rio d<t
Janeiro B, Bahla 9, Trinidad 17 an.I Bar?
bado? IS. r,, RunU ,<?? Daniela, With at >**Mn
iin.l l?:t ?te? ? . . ?aengi re, mail? an.I rn.l-.
Ann ,-,i al the Bar .at I p m, 24th
si.'.iin.r Caledonia tBr), Olaagow an,i
Movllle Nov 15, to Henderson Pro?, wirb v
i ? IDS ?< ond cabin end BO steerage pas?
era ? .:.'! mdae Arrived at ihe Bar <?
i "... :. ..i Had itrong weeterly gales sad
v.'if I,...??. seas N-.?;i- ail the p??e?ge
Steam? Cari Sch?rt (Oer) Port Ufaos
Kot 13 Sama Marta 18, Colon 18. Kingston
".. and Santiago d? Cuba 21, to the Ham?
i American Line, with -?; pasaengera,
malls and mdae, Arrived al th? Bar at
B 17 I in.
Steamer California <i*ri. Hor.wux Nov (,
Bilbo? ?. and Vlgo IB to the Compagnie
Qenerale Transatlantique, with 2? cabin and
71 hi., ran,- paaaengera and rn.ls.-. Arrlv.-.l
Si t ?h-- Bai ai i lo I ':i
Bteamer Kursk fRuee), Llbau Kov it. '???
penhagen u and Hallfax, N B, 23, t., Ben?
.. Boyi a n ? Ith 12 Brat, is,i w copd
rabin an.l 120 I ngi rs nnd rn.!?u-.
d St Hi-- H.h ai .". :;<> a in.
RAILED.
i? Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport
New?; city of Montgomery, Savannah: Chil?
ien? Rang? tBr) Baltimore; Mat?enla >m
Francis ... Palbtnss IO?r) Mewport Newel
Rayamon, Ken Orleans; Val Baile? (Ital),
im (Dutch), Rotterdam; Mo
i.auk. Charleston an i Jacta??nvUle.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN POR'".
11 ED.
\ ? No -?". noaihara tBrt. New Tort
-i Vim ent. I * V, ??t?
Gibraltar, Nov 23 Oieenbank Itlrl, New Tort
for Catania; Franconla ?Mr), New Vi.rk via
Fremantle, No '-'-? Anglo Egyptian (Br), N>**
I
ii Kot II Max Brock lOoti, Sam
I : i - . , ? Palm --. ? ?
Port Natal, Kov 23 Conlaton Water (Mr), X?w
v,,ik, Btratbspey (Br>, N?rrw Tort.
\'.h , ii...,..-. Not ?4 Canning iBr), Now York.
Montevi. Not .'4 Vaaarl tBr), New Tork
I l.ahla, BiO
Liabon Kot 24 Roma tWrl, New Tort nni.
? Ml? haela for Maraellies, '
Hull, Kov 7" Toronto (Br), New Tort.
. Kot 28 Bol fei? .' ?- ri. New I ?
. . Bi.. v.? >.>-k
Nov 22 Indrakuala (Bri, New v ri
. -
t, Nov 23 Indra (Hr), New "fort v.j
?te.
Nov ?h h,-m ?Non, New Tort vte
?
Barcelona, Nov Dde flo ?Spam. Ne?
\
.. ;pn. Sew Y? 'k.
? i Kov 32 -I M"lir iN'.iri. .->??*?
? York.
\'.w Tort.
Malt 24 i ira lOer), New ToH
for H i
i fBr), New Y.irl
s,,- 24, m Mauretaaia fBr)
\ | .
., Mil ?wai i (Br), Neo fort.
BAILED
Kew fort.
\., :?I - ,?? l .-lat-s ilian? ?fron
. Ne? fort.
tal), Ki t? Y"i k an?
? lia'... N- vt
t rgen tlaa ( Aust)
Tri. - ? N ..rk.
? mis, New Y?>rk
K. N iBr), New
...;?:,. N. w Y-.rk
l?.I .Un. N< ? V-r'
i-.ii, ? \ (ItaO, Se*
Iphia.
H;,, . ' Nlth IBrt
? ? . Ne?
?? ? K? m York
PAWED
ut, Nov 14?Ciar (Russ), New York
WHAT POLITICAL DIVISION COST.
i ?rom TI ?? Bs ractiae Journal.
i :..-.. moi ?el? I n" New
: ad a plurality of ::'."'">. it the
. Profcreaalv? atrcngth hat
been united, aa it once w;i?*. ha srould
, ,i .1. ranted by 7.1?, according to
the oe-Ctal flgum. It la antd Jerney hn?l
? big atay-nt-boma vote.
?.OW ,1
( irtm ,
**?_?*-'-?'???**.,, WEATHER Bt'flEA. k. ,'
?*7*\J A\TJ**tem sjutiu :*.*,*f. ../.>
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Ulli, id It.-.ord mill ler.'ca?!
A truugk
g rrom ii' t?eetral Mala? BtaU?
?I:.- ?pp. ,- l.lU- r.-Kl.?ll I'll"
. i/aik i hut . turn d turnt lieht lo? -?i
?
..,,? Rala? siso .-.?iiiiiiu? ? ls i ?
.. ?;, i is slly moni sf th? Rocky
il,, m Um Esst sad ?Sooth Iba
: ?u sea-trail** r.i?r
, older Is t'" AU u . Bl it? i sad Um
il bal temp iturw - oaatd
l ,,,? Un- .?? ...-"?.il av.-i.i_.- Ui '
|Ct, ' ?w r tO. reinaiii.t-r ut i ?
, mmtmhut murmee, ?a ? raie, with
. .,;,,, nbov? 1ht, ?j?ruonsl ?\eruge
., ,,!..,? will be uoMttled ?Il
i . irln? u In..?!?] -
.,., ,| ..., ley. , ilon sn i
. . - Ri -(l.nil, ?nd probal i*, on Th n
ihe Mi'i'ti'- Atlantic Stau - "-?-r th. Bort?
,,,, 'in-p.-i i..-- reslon local ?nos ? ??
w,.ir,.-?.i.?v nlshi '"' Thnrtrasi I? l m
South Um plain, itate? sad th. Northw^i
. ol Hi- MlwlMlppI River
[her ?m be
?nd 'iiiui?-ia-, Mc.pt In the N
Ktale. ?tul'.- there will be ram \\
;,.,, ?m probsbh extend over th. Northwe.t
,,,,-- tn TI ursdaj ni'! Thur-KUj nlghl
i, W|U _. naMwhsl col?l.r on Wedne.d?y i?
... ihk.. rcflon ?nd the upper MlwUalPPl V*l
.,, i,,,, ,.\,-r th- fern. 11 ? r ol th?
? al In
1 "wind-? ?long th? north AtWntlc ?i I
,., ,,,. ?e-nrh . Middle Atl.lHJ?'.
Boeth .ttsntlr iti.ln to
? i:.,.??. Gulf and \\ ?t Uulf,
-, , ,?i, lowei l.k? -. modqrate
? ? northwMt; upper Ink.-?. mo?lei .'?
... i ,ii.| north, prol ? alas uot thi hi
w. .ni.-?,!.?-. nie*-' ?????' "?Ttii p.'fii.iii*"
|,.re. :i?t f?r S|ie<lal l.??tilille?.?I or Knst
<-rii NOM York. <l?n?l> to-?li?>, ln?-ul ruin? Hi
nil.hi ?r to-morrow; ???hier tomorrow in
inl?*rinr; nn.dcriite ue.l Is north?, e?l wind?.
|',,i- S'-iitlii-iu N?'??' Kir-Uii'l. lair, tn
dny- to-nuMTO. un? Ulcd; modwate MWthwMt
to north?? il wind?,
i-or Northera N?e tnsUnd, ?se?nl?d sas
warmer In dar, rala al night or t -morrow..
o-morrow In
tt. i to tt?>r ?
For Delatrare and New Jersey, fair, ?lightly
t..i-r to-day; to-morroa unsettled, prolttahl)
ite south an.I southwi ? ? n Inds
r,.r Eaatern Pennsylvania, Increaamg
i ? 11?_;11r i?. warmer to-dav; ?" ? ocrew
unsettled, probobly local ralas; light t,. mo-l
i ml. and southw? si a lads
For w ?1 rn P< nnsylvanla, i loud?
Uval rain? a* nighr or to-morrow; aomewhal
co| gr to-morrow; moderate - ut-> win.is. be?
. iMe
i ot u - ?tern Ken Tork, clou '
unsettled, probably rain sad colder?
?.iu loth
, \ land snd the District ?.r Columbia.
.v i. .i ? n ,.,. i to da) ; i" morroa Hi?
, I. lain; light t,> n . tg
llitoiidil-..
Sa. m, t: * p m.Il
QbservStlOM taken ar I nit?,I Siafi? twather
Ian. gas at I p in I - ?tl ? la-, follow :
City. Temperature. Weather
Albany . M ??Toudy
Atlantic City . '.' Clear
Boatos . ??lear
' . '?? Cloud}
Chi? .go . Cloudy
Nets Orleans . M Rain
W i..-ni> . >.r i'i..-j.|>
Washington . M i lear
I m.i| Olli? ial RSOOfd, The following ofti?
, i.,i record froea the Weather Bureau shosM
th? - hann.m in the temperature tot th? lasp
i?. nt--fuir hours, in esvribarlsoa With the -.or?!
. Hag date ?.f last peart
IM . mi tau: un.
Ig m. a.. :.: I p in. ?**. it
Is m. 31 M :i|. m. ?I tl
?i.. M .".. il i> in. ?o ?j;
12 m. ?-' M U i?. in. 40 ?
' p in. ID 4s ?
HiKtw.-t temperature yesterday, IS ?logree? ?au
i p. n, i; lowest, >? (at I ? m ?; avenge, 4*.';
average for cerre?poodlng date last year
Lverag? for corresponding date last thirty-time
peers, M
i"- ?i forecast: Cloudy to-day; rain to-night
or Thursday; muUrratc west to northwest
winds.

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