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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
LEASES.

The Assembly Building. 81 Fulton and
Pierrepout streets Brooklyn. has been
leased by the city from October next At
$500 a year FOR tho use Of the law de-
partment now housed in Brooklyn Bor-
ough Hall
The United Cigar stores Company
leased the store on the northeast corner
OF Lexington avenue and 42d street for
ten years from William H. Reynolds. who
controls the property under a lease.
George - Bruno leased Tor Celia Sha-
piro for a term NJ years No. Vaudam
street, q seven story tenement house for
Basil Tancrcdi FOR term OF three years
No. 3lS East loSth street, six story
tenement house with stores. and for tho
Realty Commercial Company NJ. IS
house. with stores.
~. g. senior x 60. leased for Hooper =.
Barrett the dwelling house No 1873 West
Gfth street 10 Albert q CARING.
The Mercury Realty Company leased TO
Or j X. Brooks the moving picture the
atrc. cast side Of southern Boulevard, 100
feet south Of Westchester avenue, fo~ ten
years at an Aggregate rental ~ $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & 60. leased apart
ments In IN" Hoffman Arms. No SO
Madison avenue. To- Major g. creighton
Webb in No $40 Park avenue to Enrico
y Stein. In the Surrey. No. l22 East
SD street, to r. NJ. Wilder and Robert
g. Adams. and with the Douglas Robin
son. Charles : Brown Company to A VI.
carr.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased space I'm the new twenty story L..
:. Rubber Companys building. southeast
corner OF Broadway and 5Sth street TO
the following firms George -. Sproul In
Corporatcd; Edward T. Korbcl. Martin
Beickert and Ralph Bchrmann. The game
firm has leased space in the new Negro
witt building. at Nos. 235 and 237 Fifth
avenue, 70 Max Rrauusten.
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Ag I1 %s[ Az ;ss Is ao n ( E.i Ss
Tidsli5y Trust an. CS Trust CO. rs broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Oct Is 1897 same !"
GATHARTYE ST, ses, being lot -, map 9.
Catharire and John NorE 10 Camilla 7 Archer'
ertrx: s2.Ooo; attorney, ROLAND E Archef'
MS sPRry ysIHs ST. ! 10, 7srnw Of Elizabeth
st. runs 1i6lox 2S5x SILK "a to "a =
stxse go to beg; Aug 4. 1909; Carineio $40
Cristlna Lopinto TO Giuseppe and sa''a'0''
''' VERMu.YpA AVE, s e cor OF Academy 81
lOoxiOo; Nov II. 1911; 7 Gsar .lo 800 g AZ.
corp'n, to New York Trust Co. s'o'o"'
torney r \ Snow. Is Wall St o..
al AVE, VS.. SOS II $ OF 6Sth ST, gOKeo, reo
II 1910. James Barrett 10 Margaret ! hessana
5000: attorneys. Goldsten & Golds'e'n' gu
sTH AVE. cor of 1osth st, 25nloo; NAY
4 1908. Charles Parsons 10 New YORK Llte ~
surance and Trust 90. as gdn; $500. s' %.
ney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana i'u''
'' ETH Fl ST ST. n $, l3s IT OF Ave p 23Ss.,
Eeh % lqii. BERNARD and Minnie sanoro"lHt
Henriette shot,en: 500: attorney Le'sOH'
'i IsT T1tS' sT los and iO7 East. 49rss; Jun. -
1907: Max ottinser ct al to Henry ,d Iay.US
South Portsmouth ,, StD;vV''
"'i;STu ST ala East 25x02: July 10 lS.e'
I,r,h and Rebecca Wolf to solomon ny
man: 81 800: attorney Ednuhu
ioTH ST. 200 West. 100 Il " Of I'm, I'm ave To-
s5xo5: Aug L. 1901; Mary 6n00aono
Farmers Loan and Trust Co; ss'oOo' ~
dress y sr Wi iiT Wsst 2Sx1o2.2: Nov /. 1909:
Emily & EdeImeyer TO Mary hh,sn,'
s. 600: attorneys. Philbin. Beekmnn "e"
ker, 81 William st. ,oo- .,r,. -
SAME PROPERTY. Dec !, 1907 saw
same; $50, 600: attorneys. Stoddaro az
18th ST. SIS - u e Of PARK ave I
Nov 20 1911: Caroline Beringer 70 9a mi.,.
Arises: $4,000: attorney Scion Is L"'e
ss ssI1i i'S SIR 3 3 26s It e Of I'd ave, TX
1922: Jan % 1891; Joseph and o"'P Rap,1:
Murray 10 PoughkeepsIe Savings DSn.'
sl5. 900; attorney, Jonathan Holden
antville. y Y. al, 49,, o5y
iO0TH ST. SIS, 124.6 II OF 9th ave. -
100 II: Dec l. 1905 Hermann ana Msannn
Kaden to Minnie Schultheis. extrN, S-'-'''
attorney, Adam Schultheis. hI5 sth az, Is
iolsT ST, 124 West, 26AloO IL; A Isrk E
1907; S ! and Jennie Hyman TO MAJ A
Norris; $500; attorney, john Gies''''
Nassau st. .,oo,,. ,ur 2s
1oii; Harry Surarman TO Charles Nynn-.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JULY Is

COLUMBUS AVE, PSI, store and basement
Daniel Buckley to Aoraham Sorsns .aSr! S.'
25l Columbus ave. MI.
HUNT AVE. I947. store: Pasquale Pezlullo
and ano TO Philip CATO and ano; 2 yrs from
June l. 1912; $500; address, Gil Van Nest
ave. -..
LEXINGTON AVE. 4l5, store and basement.
Jacob Stahl, jr, to the Antlers Co; yrs .
mos from Aug l. 1912; SlsOo; address' 4lo
Lexington ave. -. 80. 49,.
MONROE ST. IS. all; Preston Realty 90 o to
Anna n Price; 3 yrs from Aug l. lsIZ sJ'-o-
address 151 Forsyth ST. ,., -.
% AVE, 1870. store. etc: Margaret King TO
Sam + Godstcin: . yrs from May ], l9l2;
81 600: address, I444 ID ave.
ID AVE. 1874. Z store and basement i;
Jacob Lederer and ano TO Martin Marquart; 8
yrs from May /. 1870 Sl,Os0: address On
premises
5TH AVE, 81 and 80. 18th and l4th floors:
FIfth Avenue and Twelfth Street co 70 the
ROYAL Tailors Corpn: yrs from Feb ], 1915
ST. 800: address. Chicago. III.
IrH AVE. n cor 52d IT, Ij.51f.t, an
Emma @ Badgeley to Mary g Cronln and ano
Y years months from Aug !, 1912; si2Ooo;
address l0l West G0th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
SWEENEY A DESERTER
Woman Connected with Disap'
pearance of Naval Officer.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, July 1S-An order official
Iy declaring John &. Sweeney, former as
sistant naval constructor, stationed at
Puget Sound, a deserter. and incidental
" clearing up the mystery over his
whereabouts. was issued by the Navy De
partment to-day
Sweeney disappeared from the Puget
Sound station on June s, 1909, and an
international search was made for him In
the belief that perhaps his mind was az
fected. The hunt for the missing con-
structor, however. gradually ceased al
strange rumors about his alleged relations
with certain woman began TO circulate
The order issued to-day states that
Sweeney was seen in Canada as late as
last month. and apparently was In control
of his mental faculties. 1t was stated 10y
offcials Of the Navy Department that
Sweeney is now married to the woman
whose name was linked TO the stories OF
his disappearance two years ago. A suc-
cessor TO Sweeney will be appointed Soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Naples, July iG--Cansda orr. New York;
IS, p m. Ivcrnia oBrI. Ne" York Via
Madeira and Genoa.
Bshie. Jul. l@-I.ord Dow nshire ,BD. New
York for Gio de Janeiro and santos
DLala July I&-Arnold Amsinck ,GerD. Ne"
York Va Las palmas Honroria. etc,
Gibraltar. July ls-Indrani rBr,. New York
via Bridgetou for Manila, e'c.
Madras. July i5-Llnden'els ,Grrl, New York
Via Alden. Bombay. etc.
Rio de Junclro. july lS--woglirdc GER.
New York via Barbados and Pernam-
buco: 10 Eastern Prince ,Brp. New York
via Barbados and rernambucg:
Antwerp, July S-Menomince ,Br. PhiIa-
,lcphid.
ST Michael, July - Trent ,BrD. New York
VIA Antlllts KINGSTON; Iolon, Fort spain
SAILED.
Queenstown. July is. oily mpic .oEr,. from
Southampton and CherbourgI. New York
Nsries July II, Top m America dtap, from
Genos,. New York.
Messina July Il fannonia dBr', from
Patras, July l2-hthInai Greek. Ne" iork.
pirrus. July 10 PATHS ,Greek. New YORK;
Genoa July l6-Am'ricS itsb. New York
barbados, July ID christopher 'BD. from
Genoa. July ii-Val sslice nt1D. Ne" Yorh.
santos. July I4-voltaire 'Br. from Now
York;. Montevideo.
hlSiers July iG-JeSeric ,BrI. Orom New
YORK;, Alden. Singapore. etc.
Calcutta. July i7-Koranns OBr, Philadelphia
and New York.
Rio de Janeiro. July i7-Nasari 'Brj. drnnn
SsntosI, New York.
81 Thomas July Is. o a IN Korona CBr). from
D@meraraI. New York.
Cape Town, July 10 Ssldanha ,Brl. Grorn
New York Via st Vincent. w. FIRE
mhDte. etc.
Rotterdam July iI--CIlo Gen NeN yorL.
Fovey. July I7-Cynthlana 0Ir,. New York.
Singapore, July Il lndramsyo orr. 1rom
Yokohama. etc). Boston and New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. July Is, p m-Potsdam Dutch New
York for BouloTne and Rotterdam.
Perrin July 1T-Egremont Castle OBJ, Manila,
etc for Boston and New York.
Sagres. July 11Themistocles 'Grcch, Ne"
York for PirRus
Sicily July ~ De aware OBJ. New YORK Tor
London; Iroquois (I}r), New Yuri, for Lon
don: Manhattan HBD. New York for Ant
wsrp: Phuhus Ger, New York for -;
Sirius CGer). New York for ---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
MANY AT SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Shore Dinner and Dancing at Bright
waters Casino.

Upper and Lower Cascade lakes, at
Brightwaters. Long Island, are carpeted
with water lilies. much to the delight Of
the children. who like to paddle about
among the fresh water flowers in canoes
Every morning new fleet Of the Tiny
white and gold crafts make their appear
ance. either in the Cascades or on Mirror
Lake. where they float languidly on the
still blue water Visitors never fan to
enthuse over the beauty Of the lakes at
this season Of the year
company OF South Bay avenue ,asi-
dents called Unexpectedly at the Buchheit
cottage to assist Charles Buchhelt to cele-
brate his birthday anniversary Mr.. and
Mrs Charles eddie gave a shore dinner
for thirty friends at the Pavilion ,es-
taurant on Thursday evening. Aftcrward
there was dancing. The second Of the
childrens parties at the Casino brought
together the largest number Of little folks
ever assembled at the club a buffet sup
per was served. Miss Maud McNcagh erd
Master Townsend Dickinson leading the
march to the Brown Room. The first OF
series OF contests was won By Miss Nc
vcagh and Master Dickinson, the second
by Miss McVeagh and Master Harry
Beam. Fancy caps and clown hats were
the supper favors. There were Sky
guests, Mrs. Richard Brinckerhoff, Mrs.
Albert s. Wiliston. Mrs. ". w. Ackerson
and Mrs. Charles Norton chaperoning. A
number of association members invited
guests for the old fashioned box social at
the Casino for prizes offered by the
Brlshtwaters booth at St Peters Epis
copaI Church fair. Mrs. John Hermann
received a centrepiccc Mrs. John VI.
Schapcr pair OF embroidered towels.
Mrs. ". W. Ackcrsou a mileage book and
Joseph ". Cummin decorated tankard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
HOUSE IN FIFTH AVENUE SOLD
Old Home of Late Arthur T. Sullivan Near Attn Street. lC
Be Replaced by Business Str ucture.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE APARTMENT FIGURES IN TRADE.

in ElW God avenue, Mount Vernon.
The Ayles Real Estate Exchange sofa
at Ossining for Caroline Benson t" Fred
erick Steator her house and lot on
Hawkes. avenue.
Frederick RI. Scofcld sold to j. r. Mer-
rman his farm of forty acres, on the
State Road, at Armonk.
J. |. Long sold TO Alyah =. French
about two acres, at Armonk, for improve
ment with a bungalow.
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lCO: sly brk tenmt and stores sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000
BY Joseph =. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. T45 10 Ti9, Sc cor Oh
1921 st, 09.1lxl+0; q sty apartment house; soid
to the plaintiff for $500, 1913.
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE
BY Joseph p. Day.
BOONE AVE, 1909 " s, l75 Il Of lI2d 81
25x10O; sty dwg; sold TO the plaintin Tor 80
600; also e,.
HUGHES AVE. 1902. $. 125 # OF 1880
st 25xi00 . sty tcnmt ana stores and sly
rear bldg; sold to Alice Conklin for sS'f'o'
also.
MOUNT VERNON AVE. 8. 1922 II OF
233d st, 4s.5x1O5. TX irres: vacant; SOLD 70 Al
thony Nernecke for g., 49, also, -
NAPIER AVE, g. 1876 n OF 233d ST. ooA
100; vacant; sold to Anthony n Werneche tor
81 Do3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19

dry: Saturday. probably fair; light TO mod
crate west winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, showers to-day
cooler in northern portion; Saturday. fair
light to moderate vest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. generally fail
to-day and Saturday; moderate north winds
For Eastern New York. showers and cooler
to-day Saturday. fair: moderate west winds
For Western New York, showers thl,
morning. followed by fair; Saturday. fair
moderate north winds.
For West Virginia. local showers to-day
except fair in northwestern portion; Satur.
day fair.
For New England, showers to-day: cooler
IN western portion; Saturday, fair: modera;,
southWest and west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
PETER RoUss SELLS HOUSE.

Peter Rouss. son OF Charles Broad
way Rouss, has sold the four story dwell
ling house. on lot 20xI9 feet, al No. 4s1
West End avenue northwest corner Of
SD street. Mr.. Rouss last February
bought for his own occupancy the five
story American basement dwelling house
No. IS West seth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Mauritania reported as 4sl miles east
OF SANDY Hook at 4:"4 IN YESTERDAY, Is eA-
pected 10 dock this forenoon.
The Caledonia, reported LILO miles csS',
OF Sandy Hook al $50 m YESTERDAY, IS CO
pectcd 90 deck Sunday forenoon
The .dratic. reported as 3h4 miles east oi
Sandy Hook at 9:14 m yesterda., Is eNpec'co
10 dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
WESTMINSTER SALES.

W. z. Morrcll sold Nos. Al and 40 Rath'
bun avenue. White Plains, to Mr.
Jaeger; also lot in Battle Hill Park IL
Theodore l.. Wright. and four lots al
White Plains Highlands 10 l.. II. Phelps
who will erect a residence.
w. X. O'Brien has purchased the resi-
dence Of Milton See In Corcoran Manor
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

9TH STREET George r. Read & 20. sold
for George r. Lockwood No 2Ol East TN
street four story front and rear tenement
houses. ON lot 20x076 feet, to an investor for
all cash.
10th STREET-Dun & Brown sold for
Jacob Oshlag the plot 5ONlOD feet on the north
side Of 10Th street. 100 feet cast OF St. Nicho-
las avenue.
18Th STREET.. &. IIough & 90. sold for
Ella f.. craig to Margaret &. Mlgan No 1872
West 18th street, three story and basement
dwelling house, on lot ls9xlOO.5 feet. This IS
the first sale Of this property In thirty seven
years.
AVENUE A-The six story tenement house
No. 1893 Avenue A. on a plot 40XlOD feet, has
been sold by y. Halpern TO \. Barney for In -
VestmCnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
NAVAL MILITIA JUBILANT
New Workers Make Merry
Ashore After Work at Sea.
IRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Annapolis, July 1S.-Joyful over their
first liberty since New York was cleared
last Saturday. nearly six hundred MEM
bers of the New York Naval Militia. made
I'D OF the battalions from New York and
Brooklyn, and manning the battleshp
iowa and the yacht Gloucester spent to-
day at Annapolis and the Naval Acad-
envy. Target work with the big guns in
TansIer Sound, was completed yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
Russell Sage Building.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of the Russell Sage Office buiidins'
on the southwest corner Of Lexington
avenue and ed street u VIII nave !"
frontage OF $50 feet on the avenue ana
% feet I'm the street. with an extension.
The facade will be Of marble. ana inc
building will he hreproof. 1t Is In the
same block as the Princeton club. TIE
Russell Sage Foundation Is the owner
Grosvcnor Atterbury. the architect mas
estimated the cost at $4,000
Plans have also been dlcd for the con
structIon Of six story apartment house
with store. on the south side ~ I-'h
street 100 feet west ~ Amsterdam avenue
II will have frontage Of IN feet aud a
depth OF s7.ti feet and have accommoda-
tIons for forty-seven families. 1t VIII D"
equipped With an elevator and have
facade Of brick limestone and terra co'ta
Tbc IItth street and Seventh Avenue CON
structIon Company. OF which Max Vein
stein Is president. Is the owner. 'harl's
n. MEYERS Is the architect, and has esu-
mated the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Reorganization Scheme Brings
Out Many Criticisms.
From Tn. Tribune Bureau

July 10
ARMY RESERVE CORPs.-Thc daily
conferences being held at the War De-
partment to consider the new plan TOT
army reorganization are bringing out
some criticisms of the project, as desired
by Secretary Stimson. There is, for e@-
ample. opposition to the consolidation OF
the adjutant generals department with
the General Staff. on the ground that
this would enlarge the scope OF the Cen
eral STAFF beyond that intended by secre-
1ary Root. who was responsible for the
legislation creating that body. There is
also some criticism OF the experimental
establishment of consolidated quarter
master corps, TO be made up OF TIE quar-
termaster. subsistence and pay depart
ments. Legislation is pending 10 create
such a corps on a permanent basis and
Congress Is not disposed TO accept the
proposition 10 have it made merely tenn
porary.
The most striking criticism OF the PROV
ect has been made by Senator du Po"''
of Delaware CT airmFr OF the senate
Military Committee, WHO attended inc
first session. lie docs rot favor the war
Departmcu. plan for the establishment
of reserve based on a short period q
enlistment and keeping on the pa ron
the DISCHARGED soldiers who shall be tlsl-
BILE to duty with the colors. Mr.. uu
Pont Is trying TO have established n ''-
serve force on another basis lie De-
Neves i'm the long term OF enlistment
with provision that when man - ms
charged he shall be regarded as eliSoie
10 duty on occasion. and that Whcn ne
,resepts himself he shall receive bonus
Ev this arrangement the government
would he spared the trouble of kacpinS
track Of old soldiers aGd would aNolu 'he
EXPENSE Of monthly PAYNE nts TO nleh
who render no service and who ma! not
u. physically able 20 perform n'itaf|
Jutv when the need arrives. Under MI.
IN Points plan only those who are accept
I'd for service would receive the bonus
lie MAINLY Informed the military autholl-
ties that he would not favor ther p'dh
Of maintaining a reserve corps
It will be some time before the arm!
reorganization plan is ready TO 9c SUD
United to Congress in legislative shape.
II will be revised at the conclusion OF the
present conferences and will then oe sent
an 10 the army for further comment and
criticism 1t is doubtful il anything 10
cone at the next session, as 1t IS d! 10
means certain Congress would accept any
comprehensive plan for army reorganiza-
lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
NEWPORT PLACE LEASED.

De Bois e. Eldridge have leased the
Gilbert place in Bellevue avenue, Newport.
to f. H. Prince, Of Boston, for the sum-
mer Mr. Prince, jr., will be with him,
and will bring a string Of polo ponies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
The Bronx.

NERlO ANENU E-Kurs & Ufcn Inc. sold
for a Mrs. Van Kirk the northeast corner OF
Nerio avenue and 2i8th street, Woodlawn
Heights. a plot OF seven lots.
WISE AVENUE Alexander Sellin and r.
Schoen sold for Mrs. y. Nealcs plot 5ONIOO
feet the west side OF WISE avenue. 900 feet
north ~ Jennings street: also. for vivian Me
Donald a 20 foot lot adjoining. The buyer Is a
builder. who will erect two i've story apart
ment houses
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ntlago. RTunsNiCk, Clyde - I:UU
TRhNSPACIFIC MAILS.


Destination and steamer in y. Y 2 NJ
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand, Australia VITA San
FranCisCoD-M anuka .............To day, o'oo
japan, Corca China. Philippines
VITA VictorlaD Empress u india.To day, 500
Japan. Corea China tvia TacomaI ,o
Chicago Naru .................lo- DAY WOW
Hawaii via San Frsncisco)-l.u-- ~
'a Ptnr,c Co''a' C"'''a ..'a ''e 81. $50
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China Phil
corcs ,...,.................Ju July 81, $50
Hawaii, samoan Islands, New Yea
cssco,EVentura ..'....''........ July %. $50
'S EPSIzuoka Mar u'"& W." o. $50
Guam philippines via San Fran
ciscoD-C Transport. ......... July u, $50
Hawaii FIJI Islands Samoan Isl
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Local Of,iciaI Record.-Thc following off,
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twcnty-four hours. in comparison with the
date OF last year:
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and -Washinsto

OffciaI Record and Forecast.-Washinst on'
July lS--There has been considerable faiI
IN temperature IN the lake region and the
middle plateau. and moderate temperatures
prevailed generally during Thursday except
in the interior OF the Pacific states and tho
extreme Southwest. Showers and thunder
storms occurred over all districts east " the
Mississippi River and also I'm South Dakota
Nebraska, Iowa. Arkansas, Northeastern
Texas. the central and southern Rocky Noun
tain region, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. In
the extreme Northwest the weather was fair.
There will be showers Friday in the Allan
tic and east Gulf states and the central and
southern Rocky Mountain region, followed
nv generally fair weather Saturday. except
in the South over the remainder OF the
country fir weather will prevail Friday and
Saturday. except in the Northwest, where
local showers are probable Friday night or
Saturday.
II will be somewhat warmer Friday in the
Missouri Valley and warmer Saturday In the
upper Mississippi Valley and the upper lake
region.
The winds along the New England coast
will be moderate southeast 10 northwest
middle Atlantic coast. moderate west 10
northwest south Atlantic and Gulf coast,
moderate, mostly south; on the lower lakes
moderate north. and on the upper lakes
moderate north and northeast.
steamers departing Friday for European
norris viii have moderate southwest and west
winds. with unsettled weather, 10 the Grand
Banks
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ORDERS IssUED.-The following or
Gers have been issued:

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following Or
Gers have been issued:
ARMY.
,.pts,n WILLIAM NIX. LAMBDlN. pa: :
master. to New York City, 10 report 10
Commanding general Eastern DIVISION, on.
captain FRA - Zsw y York ci r,y ~ -
Captsin WILLIAM \. CONJUNCTION coast
artillery, detailed 70 signal corps s,, ,,,r
ryrst Lieutenant RoYpE% +, BEEB sl 49, 51tY
Infantry, TO Governors Island for du,S
in connecticut manpuyros csmpals ".
August 10 TO 10, 1912, thence to proper
,.ayes Of absence: Captain PAUL 3. MA
LONE General Staf. two months from
Jul 10; Second Lieutenant RlCHAhD
! E. CUMMiNs. 10Th Cayalry, one ne, month at
n Major CHARLES r. REYNOLDS. medi-
al cal corps. one month and fifteen day
y F fTSm As . qsowEH. GOTH infantry. one
month on completion examination io'
promotion.
Lieutenant S. II. c. FULLER. Ldcuten ian
tjunior grade) u. W. FULLER and IN.
Sign J. J. MANNING. detached the
Rhode Island; home, await orders.
Dn.,gn T. + REYNOLDS, 20 the Minnesota
Passsd Assistant surgeon G. " SHEPARD ':>.FS.L
detached navy recruiting station. CirNt-
land, 10 navy yard, Puget Sound;
Passed Assistant Surgeon }. b. SlNCIAI' H.
e.,..S Assistant surgeon ROY CUTHBERT-
son, navy recruiting s'a4 rS2 ' 6o,sched
naval hospital, Puget Sound 10 the
I.a.,snt Pavnastcr ]. =. O'MARA. orders
july y, modified; 10 the Kearsarge
Assistant Paymaster o. ID. CONFER de-
tached the Kearsarge; to the Tacoma
Bostswain DALLAS WAIT, to New YORK
Bodybuilding Company, Camden IN con-
nection with fitting out the Sonoma'
and on hoard when Commissioned
Boatswain EDMUND DELAY, detacnco
receiving ship at New York; to New
York Shiphuilding Company, Camden
in connection with fitting out the on
"a RIO and on BOARD when commissioned.
chief Machinist Henry LOBlTZ. detacheu
navy yard, Norfolk: to the virginia.
Chief Machinist J. J. CULLEN. detached the
Virginia; home. 10 wait orders.
Maehinist j. D. EDWARDS. navy YARD Nor
Paymaster's Clerk W. J. SMITH, appoint
ment revoked -- -,-z
the Denver
These movements of navy vessels have
been reported:
ARRIVED.
July 1.-THE Sterling. at New London the
Scorpion, at Odessa the Chicago. al
Boston: the Prairie, at Cristohai; the
Ajax and the Tallahassee az Norfolk'
SAILED.
July 1S-The Sterling, from navy yard, New
York for New London: the Marblehead'
from Bremerton for Victoria b. C.
July l7.-The Ajax from Lambert Point toI
Norfolk; the Vulcan, from sewall Point
for Newport; the Hector from hey
West for Hampton Roads.
Flag Of Commander Sd Division. Atlantlc
feet transferred from the Georgia 10
the Rhode Island