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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08

BorCHER-sgd a. his residence n his city. on
Pierre Lamhre BoGcher Of NeW-orlsans la .p and
Elizabeth Ann Mowatt. deceased Notice o. funeral
hereafter.
COLLIN suddenly. the city o. MEXICO on THURSDAY
M1Tgh SO 19 Lucy G. wife ct the late John slnshs
late studio at ButheFford on Sunday April
CRANE-on Friday April 2 1905 Benjamin F Crane
9se4 Is ysaTs FBs services from Ss late TsfdsnGs
p.
GRANT-At 81 Augustine Wednesday April s. George
De Forest Grant Friends are invited 70 attend the
on Saturday. April 5 At 2 clock
GREACEN-At Bloomfield n. j. on April 8 cOrnelia J..
Funeral services win be held at St Paurs ChaPeI.
at I0:45 a m.
HNToa Thurisasy ARs at her late ps Tssdsnss No
daughter Of the late John Rodman Grace sands
BOVINE and widow OF the late Rev AndreT Hunt
NeW-York- Interment at RhIne5eek
JACKsoN-On Thursday April G at No. IS West esd
st. Daniel Jackson, Of the late Daniel Euphame
Durham Jask0n IN he VEST a Ea[ o. es a s Il
p m and his late residence. Lake. orange County.
y =. on sunday at
KELLOGG-At stamford Conn. on Thursday morning.
April 9 Maria RAYMOND wife Of Gardner J. keloss
No. $50 Main stamford. Monday afternoon. April
10. at = O'Clock
LAKE-4t Nysek on ThuFfsday aPrh 3 Mary a
sDrffF A. O'Clock CARRIAGES viii he IN
waiting a. Nysek depot on 9FTVal 81 train ieayns
Of New-Jersey. and Piermont Branch Erie Rail-
road.
IoTHRoP-At Ponce Porto Rico. April 5 1905 William
SturEis Hooper LOthrop aged "a wears
Vr-1RFtFIT,-At Trenton. \ j.. April = 1875 John
Mulrheid in the 5lsJ year Of his age Relatives
and friends attend the services Central
Baptist church Hanover and Montgomery sta Trenton,
on Mtsday. 10Th inst. az o'clock Interment A.
Ewing
NEvIJs-At sornerviIIe. n. j. April s. Elizabeth Lud
Iou- Nevfus AGED years Funeral service from her
az resiie1,e No IS west 8th-st Saturday mornna
ar 10 3 clock Friends invited
pAr-T-Ar E4aekensaek n J. Thursday evening April 6
ytIItsr PeuI IN the year % his Funeral &C
49, Eirat baptist Church. Hacken8ack Monday. ioth
trst ~ 2-a6 D. m Carriages will NsW-YOrE
Susoueharna and train leaving CoF9laHdt eud
Tasbv9sres SIS a 1850 InteTment private Boston
Mas ) and P3-tlani IN H papers please copy
PO7rER-of pneumonia. April Charles Edward Potter.
~ re residence OF hts sister, Mrs James G. Harding.
MiddletoVu. n T.
sTEvFNs-suddenIy, ~ EEe France. On Tuesday; Apst
frank Jerome. % the late Edward ana Celastia
Te-onoe stevens OF New-Haven. Chm Notice Of ~
Hereafter
0-AN pFRIIP-On Friday. April 7, 1905. John Eeysur
- ~ M late John ~ and Christians ~ Van periip
S--srsf ii hts residence, No lao CienWood-ave
$50 flrsnEs q. A1DdaTs lurh trsl On RlItAai
- f-~E f.h1rcn 5tstlca o. 1870 = ~, = ant y.
n tsAln Ezsza LazclAs Aa1 CAsastapasr ssAs N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
AT ODDS OVER RECREATION.
Dr. Maxwell and Mr. Tiff Disagree on Ap-
propriation-May Curtail Bureau.

Superintendent Maxwell and President Tiff OF
the Board Of Education have found cause for
contention in appropriation which Miss +. r
Whitney wants for the Recreation Bureau. Be
tween 100000 and $4,000 has been saved by the
board through the retirement Of ITO highly paid
teachers. whose places have been filled bv teachers
AZ lower salaries, and through other economies
that have become possible A large part of this
money -usJ be used TO appoint the necessary rel-
lar class teachers. for whom the Board of Estt-
mate anu AppoItionmeut did not properly provide
ney has asked for $4,000 To exc out the sl350ta
that she has been allowed
Dr.. Maxwell favors this but President Tiff and
Commissioned Warburg leaders OF the majority
on the board. nave refused To permit the appro-
Priatlon At present the money in Miss Whitnev's
possession Will take the evening reCrka ton centres
through uhtu next January and leave S. 90 for The
summer activities Of her bureau. This amount will
open twenty -nve vacation schools which cost 81 O1
eacn ana nifty Fairgrounds. which cost 800 each
Win the extra money eighteen schools and eigh-
teen Fairgrounds can be added 70 th. list Even
tailed ~ ~ 7-Os+Ns Sut-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Cecilia LOTUS has been welcomed with re-
n1srlzabe enthusiasm at the Circle Theatre.
Mrs Garter al The BeIasco Theatre acted the
tragoal part Of Adrea for the one hundredth time.
On "Wednesday evening and was applauded BY a
great asseGnblage
Mss Marie Tempest and her theatrical company
have sailed from England for New-York They will
appear al the Empire Theatre April r. in The
Fortunes q susanne"
The great success OF Mr. Mansfield continues at
the Neu-Ansterdam Theatre. where he is drawing
crowded houses This afternoon he viii repeat
Beau Brumme and this evening he viii give his
powerful and thrilling performance OF Richard
II"
Mrs.. FIske announces for Monday afternoon. April
10 Al the Manhattan Theatre a performance in
which she will herself participate for the benefit %
the Stony Void SanatoTium Her three short plays
VII he repeated next wednesday,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

Circus at Madison square Garden
Annual luncheon Of Portla Club. Regis Hotel.
Eubinstein club musical. waldorf Astoria . p m.
Tea u The Mount Hoiyoke Alunuae Association of New
York Momen.s University club. No DO oramercy
Park. 3 10 -
Informal reception of the Womens Philharmonic So
ciety Of New York. Carnegie Hail ..
William F. Chase The Great Portrait Painters Of
The World League for Political Education No %
West 4sth-st. Il a IA.
Schoonasters Association meeting. York tnIy-r-
81! Building. Mashingtuu square 10 so d N.
Games Of City College. Sth Regiment arrnory evening
Company A. ed Regiment. entertainment. armory
Broadway and esth-st-. evening
Free Lectures Of Board Of Education. s D M High
school Of Commerce, 66th-st, west @ Broadwa y
Or Frederick II. = kes. The Women P0ets-Alrs
Browning and Miss RossettI' tllustraUedJ- Pub
lie school No. 80, l44th-st and Amst-rdanl-aye
John Jay Lewis. Through Rockies"
illustrated American NJ use am. 71th-st Cen
r Nardrorf
-.Mlscellsneous Musical Instruments. Board Of
Education Park-aVe. and 5sth-st.. William l..
Mason. Up the Hudson aud Mohawk 10 Niagara
Fails Illustrated Cooper Institute. 6ta-st and
4th-aye, Professor samuel G.. Schmuck-r. How
-Four Hundred Million Chinese Earn d Living ell
lustratedg; Young Mems Hebrew Association. ed
ana Lexington-aVe. Alexis A Julien. The
SJcry Of the Obelisk IN Central Park illustrated
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OPPOSES SHORTER DAY.
DR.. MARCEL Says 1t VIII Expose
Wany Children to Vice.

Superintendent Maxwell last night spoke to two
thousand people on the evils which would result
from shortening school hours. The meeting
under the auspices of the Ridgewood Board Of
Trade, and was held in Sehwab ben Hail. in Myrtle
ave, Williamsburg. The decision Of the Board Of
Education TO reduce the hours of first year pupils
from FIVE hours TO three and one-half hours should
be reconsidered. DR.. Maxwell said and he asked his
hearers to stand uD if they agreed with him that
II would be great evil TO have the young children
on the streets. missing instruction in the schools
The entire audience rose.
Superintendent Maxwell declared that there were
eighty-twO thousand children in this city under
seven years old. who would thrown into the
streets an hour and a half earlier when this new
rule went into effect He said il would mean that
hundreds of children would be exposed on the
East Side 10 the conditions Of vice the board had
been trying to fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
ACTORS FUND BENEFIT.
Re11ual Of II Kiss in the Dark"
Brings an IS, 400.

The annual benefit fer the Actors Fund vas
hAo yesterday at tie Broadway Theatre and
Melted S.4oo-not largo sum. when the wants OF
tHe thhd are considered. Indeed. il viii keep the
nome IN Staten Island going only a month, and
II me home was dependent this annual bercft
II Woulo not last long. The theatre vas pretty
Wen hled however. end the afternoon passed
Pleasantly Numerous plays on Broadway con-
trihuted bits
MISS Herford gave two Of her monologues Fay
DAVIS and William II. Crane played The Philoso-
FheF N the Apple Orchard a story by Anthony
fioFt set on the stage. and a sketch called In
ne Exss Of the World" was produced. The most
49, Sos aae feature Was revival of the famous old
g. - Miss In the Dark II was Hilda Spong
!. 'e eot kissed and William Courtlegh who did
H. and the audience applauded
MISS Marie Doro was the star programme vendar
~ ne lobby II was smart man who could get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
RECEIVER FoR TYPEWRITER CONCERN.

Fiee-Chancsllor Emery CT Newark yesterday ap-
pointed William T. Carter st., receiver for the Ca
MI Electric typewriter Company. the assets OF
which IN washington where il carried the
business Of making typewriters under patents
granted 20 Thaddeus Cahlu The latter instituted
ne insolvency proceedings. The Indebtedness OF
ne corporation is s55.bl2 secured for the most
PAR By four mortgages the patent rights being
included IN the mortgage assets The complainant
claims that there due him s. go 70 representing
esSll-eo royalties and interest, ana further sum
- eey0 ioF prosecuting certain applications IN The
F4teilg Once Tor the benefit Of the company. Ca
iliA q the holder Of B.T7O shares OF stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
KAISER ON WAY TO MEssINA.
Empress to Meet Him There-He WIN Pro-
eeed to Greece.

Naples. April emperor William. board the
Imperial yacht HohenzoIlern started from here
tonight for Messina- Leaving the harbor the
Hohenzolern was preceded by the German cruiser
Hertha, and escorted by the German cruisers
Seipner and Friedrich Karl All the ships in the
harbOr. including the Italian fleet. were nIurnin-
ateq IN the Emperor's honor, and gave him fare
we'll salutes.
Messina, April Empress Augusta. of Germany,
and her sons Princes Eitel and Oscar have ar
rived here from Taormina, TO meet the Emperor
tomorrow. who. it is reported. will go directly
Greece. returning here April ~. A great recep-
tiOn has been prepared for the Emperor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
CHAPLAIN OF The roMss DEAD.

The Rev. James 4 Smith, chaplain OF the TOmbs
Prison and the De La Sale Institute for the last
twelve years died yesterday Of erysipelas. Father
Smith was horn in this city forty-three years ago
He studied a. S. Francis Xavier College. IN West
6th-st, and al 81. Sulpice Seminary. ia Montreal
He ordained by the late Archbishop Fabre. Of
Montreal IN June 1897 lie remained in that arch
diocese for sever al years and then Archbishop Cor
rgaa called HIM 10 New-York City. Father Smith
~ be buried this morning at 10 o'clock from the
church ~ the Sacred Heart. with 8 POntifcal re-
s--eIn mass. al which MonEignor Mooney and Arch
--saoD Farley viii be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
DR.. JANEwAY's SISTER INJURED.
Mrs Anna Ludlam Hit by Car-Has Narrow
Escape from Death.

MRS Anna Ludlam the sister OF Dr. Edward
Janeway. of No. SO West 40th-st. had a Darr9y
escape from death yesterday, Mrs LudIam came
from her home in Montclair to do some shopping
Late in the afternoon she started To cross 9Th
ave, at 4Oth-st passed behind a southboundS car
and stepped directly in front OF a northbound one
just as 1t getting up speed
she was struck by the fender and thrown TO one
side on her face She was picked up by the patrol
man on post, suffering from slight Commissions and
cuts on the face She declined assistance and went
TO the home of DR.. Janeway in 40th-st. where he
cared for her injuries. She returned to Montclair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
JAMES G. BLAINE WINS SUIT.
Asked Damages for an Alleged Unauthorized
Sale Of Stock.

The Appellate Division. Supreme Court. First De-
partment in opinion handed down yesterday
sustained the judgment OF the lower court IN favor
Of James G. Blaine son Of the Maine statesman.
An the justices and Justice Patterson.
writing the opinion, says. in part:
The plaintiff CBIane) was a customer Of the
defendants, Edward r. Thomas ct al. who were
stock brokers in NeW-York He sued TO recover
damages Tor an alleged unauthorized sale of
thousand shares OF Pennsylvania Railroad stock
which they were carrying for him margin The
defendants sold the plaintiff before I O'Clock
and thus violated the agreement which they had
made. Such being the case, we are not authorized
10 disturb the verdict OF the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARIE-I-ady Hickson and Miss Hick-
son. Montreal CUMBERLAND-Lieutel D.
X Allen and W H. Whttlesey. United States
Navy. GRAND-Lleutenant Edward Hill United
States Artillery Corps MAJESTIC-ThOmas j.
Gordon. St. Louis. MANHATTAN-George Ross
Toronto. MURRAY HILI-DT. c. r. Weed, Bos-
ton. NAYARRE-N Saito. Toxic. Japan PARK
AVENUE-Pay Director A. BIrtis United States
Navy. SAEOY-Judge Slower, Amsterdam. n. Y. !;
sor L. L Hobbs. president Of Guford College.
North Carolina. WALDORF ASTORIA p
Bunau- Varilla Paris: z. s Dunno. Mayor-elect Of
Chicago: Professor Bonis Cleveland.
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(Should be read DAILY By Il interested changes
may occur At tfleJ
Foreign mails for week ending Auri g IQa5 win
CloHS lPIoiIplly IN all
a. IohoWs. Registered and ParcesPost Mails close one
Io4 taIler taan closing time shown below. Parcels
FOst mans Tor Germany close at p m. april g. per
s E1aiseT Wilhelm der Crosse. April per s.
40. per GrOsser
Regular and Supplementary malls '~I0se
slsoh teorner OF West and Morton ats-
man closing time shown below eXceDt that Suppie-
HentaTy Mails for Europe and Central America VIA
Coioh' close one hour later az Foreign stati0nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
DINNER EoR e. y. ROBINSON.

dinner given last night at the Union
League Club in honor OF Frank Hurd Robinson.
Grand Master Of the Free and Accepted Masons IN
the State OF New-YOFk- The chief hosts at the
dinner, az which fifty persons were present, were
John Stewart John w. Vrooman. William sherer.
Joseph Morris Ward. Frederick r Morrls and Fred
ertck c. Wagner John W. Vroomau acted as toast
master. Among the speakers we're ChaunGey ".
Depsw Bishop Potter. II. Linn Bruce @Ha y. Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
FOR A PRESBYTERIAN CATHEDRAL.
Movement Started by Justice Harlan. of the
Supreme Court.

Washington, April Justice John NJ Harlan. NJ
the United States Supreme Court has started g
movement IN support OF the establishment in This
city Of presbyterian cathedral The idea has
been talked Of for some time. but the first deAntta
steps have been taken by the sending of letters
from Justice Harlan to all the leading Presbvteran
ministers in the United States inviting their a.
wee and cooperation in the project.
Inc Justice says that if the Church at large will
approve the project he will give large part of his
une TO establishing what, for want of a better
denomination at the national capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
POPE SENDS cRucIFIx 10 NEGROES

Pope PUTS X has sent to the Rev Father Burke
rector OF the colOred Catholic Church Of st. Bene-
diet the Moor. in West 53d-st. a solid gold cruel
fix. made IN the Vatican art shops which viii be
rallied at a fair for the benefit Of the negro mis-
sion With the gift a long letter TO Father
Burke, extolling the work for the negroes and
urging Catholics to take an interest in this work
The letter and crucihx were brought this country
by Monsgnor Kennedy rector OF the American Col
lege a Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. April THE following stock companies
have been Incorporated
The Weiderhod Light Company. of New-York
City. capital S2VoG1O. Drectors-Cie0rge Lucas Al
fred Matthews and W. A A Brown of BROOKLYN
The American POlicyholdeTs' Protective Com
pany, OF New-York City; capital. S15O.0O0 Direc-
tors-G r. De Montford. Joseph Garrardt and W.
A BdSCOu. of NeW-YOrk City
EIdorado Realty Company, Of New-York City.
capital. S5J0000. Dtrectors-J. v Signeu T.
Macleod and F. r. Wood, Of New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
WOODRUFF MARRlAeE pATE

Ex-I1eutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff and
Miss Isabel Morrison will be married Monday
afternoon. April "a Miss Eugene Gray Watson, the
fancee OF John e Woodruff. son Of the groom. will
be the maid of honor. The wedding VIII be attend
ed by only intimate friends and relatives Mr.
Woodruff and his bride viii probably spend por-
ton Of their honeymoon his lodge in the AdTon-
dacks. and viii later 60 abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
NEW COUNSEL FoR NEw-voRK CENTRAL

ofhcials n the NeW.Tork Central and Hudson
RIVER Railroad announced yesterday the appoint
foao, 70 succeed the late Judge samuel T. Will
iaifson. He was general attorney for the com
keny lie Is succeeded as general attorney by Al
5sfl - Harris who has been local counsel al
Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
COLUMBIA BUDGET s1,s75.ss2.

Secretary Keppel gave out the budget yesterday
for the expenses of Columbia University for the
year sos: II amounts 81 S75S62 II is divided
up follows. Educational administration and
instruction. 81 $50 233; buildings grounds S2U-
2o. library Ss972; business administration S36517;
aunuties Sl0SS0 special real estate, SS4 10. in
terest debt. Sl33. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
.. A. sooDV 10 BE PRESIDENT.

David A. Body. fo<merly Mayor Of Brooklyn.
who iH head o. the Stock Exchanges house OF Body.
Mcclellan Co., is to be president OF the Mortgage
Guarantee Company. which IL being organized by
sl0cEholdefs % the United States Guaranty ana In
S4Q.Ef Company. The new company is % have
Ss',att oss1tsl TtgeE and t1s9.ye s1rp-18
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08

E4tzhest temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest 81
.rsEs a. corresponding date OF last gear
y. average for corresponding date tWenty-f'
years, ae. -. q. -. go. .-.---ss sun
ez3t lght Sestss e411a
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sA ItR T Sat $50 for Liverpool scotland
tlu ireland s. s tar1paula. Queenstown and
Liverpool alSo other parts OF Europe when specially
suaIessed lot this steamer az Europe per
= g y FduL VIA Plymouth and CherbOurE. 3 go
a. NJ Tor scotland direct specially addressed onIv per
s. s. caledonia. ~ $50 for Belgium Parcels
aslI7 per = $ Iceland laiso regular mani for Belgium
Nilel specially addressed steamer. $50
a m Tor Italy direct Especially addressed only per
TUESDAY d1j-At I1.2O a. m for Italy direct pr q a
Prinz hilbert Especially addressed onlyJ
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. wEs1
INDIES ETC.


SIT ST! R;DAf tsl-At m f2r Bermuda. Per
curacao. venezuela and Colombia except Cauca AMI
4Iagialena Department. via Curacao per s = Zua. at
9 for Porto Rico. per s Coarao via san Juan:
ar $50 a. n FOR Newfoundland. per s. Rosanu: at
$50 a supplementary $50 a Thomas.
- CrciX lesWard and Windward Islands and Guiana,
Der > korOna Including Grenada Trinidad
vincent when specially addressed a
10 a. m for Cuba = Mexico via Havana.
a n. for Iucatau and Carnpeche. per DagEry. a
u m Tor Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay per s.
Aribistan
MONDAY QOl-At $50 a. m supplementary 1890 a m
Nicaragua Except tOas-l- Honduras feXcaDE
East Coast. Salvador Panama zone Cauca De-
partnent % Colombia. Ecuador. Bolivia ChfIi
g s. Finance via Colon falso when
specially addressed for this
TUESDAY tll-At 4 a. m Brazil. per s. s. Catania
via PernaTnbucO, Mace0 and Rio Janeir0 Cncludfng
Northern Brazil Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay
when specially addressed FOR this
EOT1CE--Five cents half addition 70 the
regular postage must be prepaid all letters for
Warded By the Supplementary Malls de-
posted the drops Letters Foreign Couns
tres. after the Closing q the Regular Mail for dis
patch a particular vessel, viii Forwarded
unless such additional postage is fully prepaid thereon
By stamps Supplementary Transatlantic
opened piers OF the American. English ana
French steamers. whenever the saiings m
OF later: deposited in mail
the piers OF the German Lines sailing rom
half before sailing time. minutes before
sailing tine Only regular postage 0sttars a
half ounce required articles mailed piers
the American. White star and (Sea Post
steamers double postage Oetters 10 half
lines
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THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

e readily BY trains fro cr,4 Cent?
station. Webster ard Jerome Avenue tr0Ieys and -
Book OF Views representative. -
once. 20 East 23rd ST. n T. CITY
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vAFnSER-At Paaz1eua. Cal Aprii 4 1905 Hucfs1 DaY-
ton warner. aged s. Funeral rs lac
residence. IN SauEatuck. Conn on Wednes-l9F 49,
a 2 % clock -
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Special Notices.


4t1E TRIBUNE viii be by mail ~ a,v ,ss-... -
ghs country OF abroad. and address chans a. 49, y
9eeLeu SUBSCRIPTIONS may be given 10 vovr rs--,f--
sasr oerofe e9Nine. or u more eonveuenf Fa-S 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
pressure indicated Tribune's SELF
re~oriing barometer The shows tempera-
sure IS recorded b. the local Weather Bureau.
Local Oficial RaeOrd.-The following ofacial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the TEN
rrnaurs last twentyfouF hours. IN comparison
-vitb the corresponding date OF last year: