ï~~lb: inances c'.thdt a10are not Le xpenuel, ssu. In We~tbezcompauY, inhing 'of. and haee doen re-' Ion-in car wx eald wa lack expanses, triod etiddeficit in Aug. 19 y" fare to Dr Oct 1 e'opera$ 270. Weather-:s:orf'thie usly, due of an IntTune 3 n hourws. te a a granted dion of a minDand tWlhn, to d e1Ithel nn tom.June intrease. gave percharge a rcrease fn "Usdait>.raotie Suspended em Holy DOkje et Ohilgties Under New ChrhLaw - Priesta MaySa The Mse. Although to-morrow toaAlU Salute day, a holy day 'of obligation. athe. Oath.llc-church, Catholics may eat meat. This is the rule under the new church law which allows the eating of meal ont ' rids that are holy dayu of obtigdton1 Priesta may also say three maee to-morrow, one for their own intention one for the soule in pergstory. and the third for the Pope's itendon. Thia In alao a new rule, as heretofore a, priest could say only one mas on any one day except in caseq ' of emergency on Sunday, when they are allowed to sing two masses, and thre n Christmas. Masses to-morrow will be celebrated as follows: At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, at 6, 7, 8:15; high mass at 9:80 end low mass at 12:15. At St. Ann's church, at 8 7 and ai o'clock, and hi~ mass al 9:110 o'clock.,At the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, at 8, 7:30 and solemn high mass at 8:30 o'clock. Out Lady Help of Christians church, at 8,- and a sol emn high mass at 9 o'clock. St. Vincent ds Peal's church, at 8, 7 and 8, and solemn high mass at 9 o it. 'Saturday will he the feast of All Souls, Masses will he said at all of the chutrches on this day also. APP~HMSAL MADE ON ALBANYESTATES WIDi A. Glenn Has Filed Transfer Tax (Reports With Swrroogate Van Derzea nufer tax n. paiser, o- ya w urrogain Van Lersee '4a fdort onthe estates of seva lain sflos Sooon M. H~man who left $22.6 i5$ le idow;$36,30.83 to his daughter Helen'Wertime, anal $17,653.41 to ide granddaughter Florence I$. -Wertime: -- Uriah, Mallory, who died Feb. 11, 18, leavig $20,549.18 to bis widow, Maz Mallse; $20,4Q,.1 to a brother, en q'9.Maery, 'and $8,000 te.William'-H'Ralfy, who died Dec. 19, 1917 leafing 68i.6 to each of the 'flou inA: Alexandria Rally, Janet S. R lly laal th M. Rally, William R. bS-cy,''c-yler. Rally,.Louise Rally, IJaet Ral.,"~The last three,reagrand. k ilam JI. Allen- who died Dec. 17, I.191f;ledvin 4 4.96 to his widow, AND _NEW CSE Flu is Fast Stdlng In Alany and Ban Mal IRe Lifed.. Saturdag liph Another decrease in new influenza cases warn reported to the health bureau up to 1 o'clock this afternoon the nuamber being 41, as compared with 'ik 7esterdsy for the precedig 24 hours. here haeaso been afalling off in deathe from the disease in the city in the laet few days. The weather of yesterday wasa breeder of the diaeas according to the health officials, and while it may cause a light increase in new cases within the next few days, Dr. Bautter is coun ident that the eptde11lc is fast subsid'lug. The doctor, /however urges Albanians to continue to use eatery precaution.ihould conditions continue to imp~rove in the next two dsys as they have the first of the we'-t, indication" are thast the hoard of estimate and upportionment will direct Commissioner F rust to lift the hen.Saturday nightDr. Stutter said to-day that the recommendation he would make to the hoard will he governed entirely by conditions as they exist at that time. is Other Cities. In Tiny, where the ban has been In effect for more than two weeks, it will he lifted Saturday night, and the theaters will open Sunday night..9rhentrtady, also bird hit by the epidemic, will lilt the closing order Sunday night, as will also be done in Utica. Tq nupiber of victims of the disease now being removed to the hospitals daily Is. 75 per ceet.i less than any dalst week. Onyone death wss reported at the hoapitals this morning, that being at the 4lbany 1hopital where Anna Kuskenaky, 28, of 150 Colonie trest, suecme. The Deaths. - Seven deaths were reported to 'the reiatrar of vital atatistics to-day, but only three have npt been previously published. They are: Rvdwavrd-4tavasomr, aged nine,' 589 Third. street. M~ary M. Delaney, 24, 320 South Manning boulsvardJaipes Myers, 43, Roseland, La., died in hospital. NAVAL-SOBSIAIDNS AGE TODBE CLOSEDJQo-NIGHJ Captas E. N. Walhrige Repeats No Mere Efforts at itersitisu Here. abost-Ceaat Geard Inactive. At the local naval siatin, e,47Broadway, to-day, Captain K 1. Waibridgs, the offiesr in sharge, said that all the sub-station,11 hallbe losed -finally -So-night. Captain RIEIN LA19HuR CLOSE WAS STRON New Tack, Oat. 31-Shuihber heavy salting at plrg ef lbs stack maedrket, U. 5t SSlhearing the brunt of the movemeat at a declnne of a targe. 'taaction.' Htgh grade rails als reacted, Canadian Pacifi ostoing two points. Thsse romectt were balanced by a ave-point erise int Msni can Ilstroisum and advances at ones. intwa points In Msrine preferred, American Smelttng, Baldwin L~oomotivseand General Motoes. BYc the sad at the first halt hour most loeses were fully rstrieved, Steel rallyitg i-4 pint." On the early rebound, the mere tmportantt tndustrilss ad equipments eamprtulg ths war group rallited with U,..steel, and lla also scoured turther gains, but rails mads an Indifferent showing, aside tram ths strength or Stouthees PactfSc. Much at the improvement was sacrificed in the necood bour whea freh telling tarced IT. 8. Steel dawn twa palate frost tin best, other leadears reacting to a litehaxento. Before mitdday, however, tresh support was seen In Stees and other prominent Iesues, the market thea showtng firmer tendencies ali around. Shlptinga. oil, tohaccas, fertiiserns aid distiling lasuen Intused trash activtty and strength to tie machot at midday, showing gatin ot 1 % to 5 pointa. U. 5. Steel rose a poiotoe yesterdays clame and rails and coppers continued to tnprove. Oils and abipplags, togethor with rails 'and metals, Inaiteeced the higher trond at 'the tast hour. The closing was strong. Float prices on Liherty bons were: 3%8, 0.54; Seast convsrttie 4a, 97.n2; second 4s, 9x14; irsnet convertible 4%a 9.36; necond convertle C4Â~s, 97.18; thrd 4%a, 57.14. Quotations n eattarew tnerapen cs Bchange as reported by J. 5. 'Bathe & Co., the Ten Eyeck teeentelh..,ow. rinse. Allis Chsl. 267, 28 26% 28 Am. Ag Ch. lilt) 100100 1) 10 Am. B 8... 65 65 i,4 85 65 Am. C Oil,. 41% 41( 41 4114 Am. Cn.-.4'l 43 42 4 Am C &F 83% j8651/ 8%//" ix Am t&b 14 1814 ~18 do pfd..- 78 807, 78 so V Am.ce.. 46 47 454. 47 AmLin..: 39 4044 89'1440% Am o 8cF. S7 88 858 74 Am Sme.-. 84.87% 84 8T4 Am. Bug -..109% 09% 109% 109k Am.T & T1015 105 106 105. Am. Sum.. 108 107 108% 107% Am, Wool,. 48% 51 48% 51% Am. Zinc.. 14~ 14 14~ 143 Anaconda. 88 89 68 8 9 aAtchison 91 92 91% 92 A At. Gulf. 104 1018 104% 10s~ Bald Loc 80 7 79n B. and 0.. 873' 547'89 9 Beth $B'. 7 8 B. It. T.::44-"40 40 406 Butte & S. 24 24 23% 24% Cal. Pet. 20 20 19% 20 8e. e12.8fl 8 1S2 ~1 CO e. 57 182 7%58 6 CII&StP 48 49 48 49 Ca ot 93 93 98 8 4hino.0 Chn.. 0Chile,. 21 22 21% 22 C F & I 39 39',4 8% 89%, Col Gla "88% * 38Y4 7%, 5 Con Gas - 98% 101 95% 101 Corn Prod. 49% 45% 431 4~5% Crucible St. 53 54% 58 84% CJuba CaneS 51 31% 30 ~81q Denver. y 9d 9 1~ 9%. -9% Diet. 46)r S 48.%46 48, '.rg. ' 18 181r4.61894 do lstlotd 38 81% 81 '81%( Glen Risc e 15b%154. 1, n o-.421 2 Goodrich.558'* t 1o i1} y 2 = 8 ofSt., 8 ' 2e"T ALDANY SOLDIER.DADIt -HURl-MAY LOSE LES isaae P. Smith In a Freseb Hoeptal with a Fightiis chasces to Save His Laeg from Amutsaties. Isaac. P. Smith, well known Albanian,' end brother of E. LaeRoy Smith,' of Smith &c Herrick,. is in a hospital in_ France with a fighting chance to sace his rlht leg from amputation. He was a private in the Fourteenth Canadian infantry and was wounded in acttou September 27. He has written a cheerful letter to his friend. Bowen Staley, of this city, under date of October 8, as follows: "This is the first I h lve felt able to write, and only undertake the job now because you have been so kind to me. I am badly wounded in the right thigh by a big piece of shrapnet (September 27), which was in the flsh for 30 hours and it was 58 hours before the wound was clensed and a drain inserted so the outcome1 is uncertain. ikowever, owing to my perfect condition, I have rother more than a fiahting chance to save the leg. If it is saved it will be alast as good as new, and If it Isn'toh, well, I'll only have to wear one shoe end the 'aittin' will he as good as ever, lamr flat o my hark. leg In a cradle, foot hoisted a foot or more, aud maybe will he like that for 10 weeks or more. I shall not write again tilt I can alt ul'. Very hard work, and I am very weak." He sends his best regards to "Dan" and "John,-" and mall the manry crowdt,' and "myvaspel love to the colonel,~ Wiliwrite himwhe n I em able." "A11AC S REPUILSED," IS REFPORI FROM BERLIN Berlin, Ort. 31, via London.-The repulse of violent attacks duelveredi by the French yeserday in the region south of the Oise river is report ed by Gersman army headqeertvns in its -official statemenit to-day. There was an increase of the artillery activity on both sides of the Meuse (the Americas Thystatement reads: "Near Sowergem, end on the Lye partial attacks hi the Belgians were repulsed. South of ths Scheldt and of the forest of Normnal thtere have been iinrmittent-ar-tio on Bel J. Bry OeBtated Mrs. J BUELLsoun Newto o'clock ed But BLE W Foei late ri Friend in frc tar of ins Ci ides Cot CAR1 Wif, and sa B. Chu Mo. be y7 rene were 11/09/2006 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NEWSPAPER R M