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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
M CHANGE SYSTEM
HI THE COUNTY JAIL
a. Not Decided Upon,
!, County VIII Purchase
Food for Prisoners.

s.;,e action abolishing tho pres
Tam of feeding the prisoners at
srutv iail by allowing the sheriff
=, tho food and make whatever
y, hc can from the amount allowed
~ The county probably will be
This morning by the county com
.oners
"a, Il has been decided TO do away
4 .be present system was acknowl-
"a by members of the commission,
!, vet a new system has not been
L.Ily decided upon, except that
"a wsr tbe county Will buy the food
2 Either the sheriff, the jailer,
q Burbidge. or third person, will
poloyod to act as purchasing agent
4 ~ county. if the commissioners
bot under the law the county
nav some remuneration to who
berforms this service.
Satc law fixes the salary of the
~ At $500, covering all his duties
'Ssnff. Another section provides
4 no shall feed and care for the
-zry or. in other words, act as
4, and that he shall be reasonably
"pensed therefor, If these two
sss conflict, then it probably will
.Fessary to pay the sheriff addl-
a salary or the jajler additional
q Tor feeding the prisoners. But
ts decided that tho two statutes
The same ground, then it is prob
. tIat the sheriff Will have to per
4 this duty without pay other than
srrlar salary rs sheriff,
la questions may be decided to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
'V'IcE TO CONTRACTORS.

6so.a oIds will be received by the
\ m ,aup TO p. IN, Saturday.
4 tha 'yi1, .i, ior furnishing and in
'salrsI Lei%ctric lighting fixtures In
B Isto 'Seui.snlhs, University OF Utah.
ana .y Si,y Utah, according 10 the
81 SSppccliications of same. pre-
a so architects. and omen FOR the
Sg g Of bidders az their nfrice 5os
Eye building, Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
NJ th VIII be publicly opened and
"A, 1ie above time AT the Deseret
y bIdSdak' IN said city.
I,suer s,ar shall include In his pro-
u IN Inent oaent or the time required
ii ma eonlplete the work.
snr signed reserves The right 10
NAV ".u all bids. or TO accept any
|fhly ~ uS. De addressed to the
. and nSs w Otah Salt Lake City,
BId d'.'ked In the lower left hand
talIausst must NOT contain conditions,
lisnu PROPOSITIONS. or things
ise w1,ie G1re called for: all bidders
4 b ni,.lout cnange tho form OF
"a fS,Ia fS,a'ned from said architects.
bIs N Of bid viii be received.
eheck kise - ne accompa nied by a
ukh IL IN some bank In Salt Lake
e6rnt ,T Ts ar least 5 per cent OF
"a. TSnseot, payable to the un-
. 70 hs hs sinount called for by said
" Utab forfeited TO the Unlver-
eceptsd inc bid accompa nying
Hie tSs anl the bidder falls 10
bona rG.3ntrnct and furnish the
2nce within five days after its
fsh a,sui sn bidder Will be required
ssnt ~ oSu,siectory surety bond fol
:" TIC amount OF the con-
uee Of contract and bond are a;
s architects for inspec-
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.
o225-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

The Saint Mnry's Mining company, a
corporation Principal Office tor tho
state OF Utah, room 33l Judge building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby, given that by resoo So
lutlon of the board Of directors or the
saint Mary's Mining company, duly con-
sidered and adopted on The 18th DAY OF
September. 1913, an assessment OF TWO
19t cents per share was levied and as"
sSsssed on the outstanding capital stock
Of said corporation. payable immed'ase.y aIel,
ia saint Mary's Mining company. at room
COL Providence building, Duluth. Minne-
sota. All, ,-,.,,,
rernain unpaid OH the goth day OF
October. 1918. Will be delinquent and ad,
Vertised for sale at public auction, ana
uniess payment is made before, VIII DC
sold at 33i Judge building, Salt Lake city,
Utah, on November 20, lslS; 10 iars,5e- pay he-
Nth costs OF advertising anL expense OF
sale. PAUL ~. a. ,n'..a SE.'t,,,,, .,
Company, col Providence Building, Du-
luth Minnesota.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
EKS REFUND OF
IT'S TAX PAYMENT
Ihe Turned Over Amount Under
Protest Utah Copper Wants
Return.

llsging that the county of Salt Lake
Eled sSl, ,o92.62 more money IN
J. for the year 1912 than was actual
D. from the mine, basing tho state
|l on q review said to have been
} BY the state board Of equaliza-
| The Utah Copper company yester-
filed suit in United States district
against Fred c Bassett, county
Enrcr, for the amount. The com
b states that the total OF taxes col
n November IL, 1918, for the year
vas sl55,f4S61. This amount
raid mder protest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
lot Babies, Effective for
GroWn.TJps

nsf Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
Y 1t has the confidence of your
'pN. who knows it VIII give You
laefion. W, w. Ncssmith, States
ga, says: "I have used Foley g
d ana Tar Compound in my family
|H7r sold 1t in my store and it never
70 cure" Refuse substitute.
aan-Johnson, drugs, "the never.
futOrs,' five (5) good stores.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Suit Over Poll Tax.

Suit to test the eonstitprtionaIty Of
city against NJ e. Wilson, q local at
torney, III the city court yesterday. Ii
j. Dlninny, city attorney, filed the &C
tion, and will conduct the case for the
city through to the supreme court un.
til final decision has been rendered
This is the first time n test case has
been instituted on the poll tax here. In
several states the tax has been declared
unconstitutional, but the Utah supreme
court has never been called upon to
make q ruling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Differences Settled,

w YORK. Feb. 20.-Charles Won
-clt, New York agent of the North
Steamship line. received a
nge loday from Phillip Helneken,
1sing director OF the line. now in
~ saying that differences between
Aorth German-LIoyd and the Ham
tAmerlcan companies had been ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Sick Headache.

This is usually caused by a disorder
of the stomach Take a good dose Of
Chamberlain IS Tablets and tomorrow
you will feel all right. For sale by all
dealers. advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Perfumes and Toilet
Goods
Interesting Prices for Saturday

FUMES IN THE FoLLowING
ODORS: VIOLET, ROSE, CAR
NATION, LILAC AND LILY OF
25c BRADLEY VIOLET ORRIS
POWDER FOR SACHET ... 19e
25c VIOLET TALCUM POWDER. 10c
81 ROSE POMPON PERFUME. $50
zoe PINAUD EEGETAL LILAC
and VIOLET ..........,......5 SOC
soc PTSAGP Pr, '.6I,,d EAU DE QU1N1NEc GO,
zoe LEIIN & FINKs VIOLET
TALCUM POWDER .s...,, 15c
Soc GLYCo;THYMoLINE Csc
25c VIOLET AMMONIA ........ .19c
soc CUTICURA OINTMENT ,....3Sc
25c CUTICURA SOAP .,17 17c
SOC CANTHROX SHAMPOO -. 35c
sc SWEET LILAC SOAP g FOR DC
25c RAPID SHAVING POWDER, 15c
25c NAIL FILES ........15 15c
Zoe EMERY BOARDS ... 7c
Zoe PKG. MOTH BALLS, FOR
STORING FURS, PKG. .... SC
soc RUBBER BIBs FOR Chill
25e RUBBER BiBs FOR chill
SC RGBBER NIPPLEs ....:....9 &c &c
l5c RUBBER DIAPERS ......>...1lc
$1.00 RUBBER BATH SPRAYS. .75c
45c RUBBER GLOVES .3Sc
25e,I5c RUBBER COMPLEXION
s5c AND soc sPoNGEs FOR i4c lie
SOC ABSORBENT COTTON l0c
25c ROTARY CLOTHES BRUSHES l0c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

py al ioid by the directors Of the
sfova.ns,n seoya., med company. the date of sale
az GelInauent stock Is extended from from o1le sne
3Srd day OF February 1914 10 inc S"'u
DAY '' Ni PAUL NJ. 7. THOMPSON.
ms5l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

By an order passed this twenty second
dav of November, 1913. by the directors
" SaJe of dellnouent stock is extended
from n the tenth (IOth) day Of December.
ioi3 TO the twentieth (20th) day OF
Januaa1Tf, N r. THOMPSON. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

Loss of appetite is also loss of vi
petite and the rest take Hood s Sarsn.
parilla-that strengthens the stomach,
perfects digestion, makes eating a
pleasure, 1t also makes the blood rich
and pure, and steadies the nerves.
(AdYcrliJeInontl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

Rv an order passed this End day OF
Ia nyIary 1911. by tho directors OF lhe
y y p,nvs- J named company, the date of sale
d ~ aSoH SaiInSuent stock Is extended from the
96th day Of January. 1914. to the 2Srd day
OF February, 1914 - rrJo,,psoN
Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

Bv an order passed this sth day Of
November, 1913. by the directors OF
aT apo a.l,nauent stock Is extended from
10Th day OF November to 10Th day OF
December, 1918. ,c,,
PAUL n, r. THOMPSON.
Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
JUDGE GIVES JOLT
TO WHITE SLAVERY
Man Sentenced to Long Term in
Sing Sing-Another Quick
~ Convicted.

White slavery got two jolts in The
Bronx yesterday when the third Of
gang recently broken up was sentenced
to from seven and a half to fifteen
years in Sing Sing and the fourth was
convicted after brief trial and twenty
minutes of deliberation by the jury.
Michael Guarino was the man who
got the long sentence and Enrico
Grasso has something to occupy his
thoughts until Judge Gibbs passes SEN
tence. There are nine other prisoners
yet to be tried.
The principal witness against Grasso
was Amelia De Gray, of Springfield,
Mass. She is only nineteen years old.
Her testimony accused the defendant
OF bringing her to New York on the
promise to wed. She told of being in
a resort in Port Chester and giving all
her earnings TO him because he said
he would marry her as soon as they
had saved enough money.
Mrs. Vincenzo Cilmi, OF 81 Forsyth
ST., walked into Police Headquarters
Yesterday and said she had come to
confess to the shooting of her cousin,
Giovanni Gerussa, in her home last
Tuesday. A charge of felonious' assault
was entered and she was held in Essex
Market Court by Magistrate Marsh in
$500 bail for examination Wednesday.
Gerussa is in Gouverneur Hospital,
where he is expected to recover. The
Young wife said he told stories that
made her husband leave her four
months ago. On top of that he went to
her rooms, she said, to try to induce
her to go to Boston for immoral pur-
poses. He had a revolver, which she
grabbed from the couch where he had
placed it, she explained, and shot him
in the breast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
FIRE DEPARTING lent.

PrOmOtiOns-Lieut. g. &. hogan Eng
26l. to captain; Bngs. of Str. w. i. Kennel
Eng. II, and Michael Nugent, Eng. %; Fire
men Philip Blush. II. & L. IS; j. j. Coyle,
II. & l.. Is. and ]. T. Brown, Eng 81 70
lieutenant; Firemen G. a. Melledy, II; q Ia
1874. A. H. Robertson. Eng. 81; w. l. Nc
Nanus. Eng 70, and L. A. Dougherty, EnS'
207 10 engineer OF steamer. -
Assignments to Duty (Aug. 1l-Capt. g.
c. Hogan, Eng. 2ls; Lieuts W; f; Kennel
Eng. 3: Philip Blush. Eng. 10, Michael NJ
gent, Eng 50; J. T. Brown. Eng: 20; j; -
Coyle. II. & L. Z; Engrs. OF Str. a. Il; Koo-
ertson. Eng 10; w. I. McManus, ~ o. ~.
Dougherty, Eng. 906; G. A. Melledy' Eng 3D.
Appointed Prob. Firemen-F ii. Boett-
Ter. Eng. 5; VI. s. Shields, Eng. 3; y o.
WoIffert Eng. 10; +. j. Murray, Eng. .: r. ~
HUH, Eng 70; r. +. Murphy; Eng. w; a.
G. X. often. Eng 23i; J. f. Williams H. q
IL. s; NJ j. Gleason, II. i. 10; W. j.
Fischer. II. g. l.. 10.
Transfers (Aug. )-Capts. r. j. NC
Arthur. Eng. % to 232; William Ward Eng
21s to 2S9 Lieuts. Bernard Conion. h; q a.
10 "a: ]. j. Mella, Eng. 2O6 TO 26S; Eng, >,
OF str. J. f. Wade. Eng. 2oS to %; Joln
OBricn GO. ., Eng. go TO 81; Jasper
Kraft. Eng 271 TO 2lS. 7. J. German hhS'
90 10 2O9. J. r. Oyerend. Eng. 20 10 20; D.
I Gilmartin, Eng. 50 70 81
Temporary Detail-Fireman j. NJ. Doyle'
Eng. Fl. TO Fire Commissioner as messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
,,oNnAY. AUGUST 8.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

.g,ass ush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
AIM AT MARRIED MEN
Corporations, 1t Is Said, Move
to Evade Accident Liza bility.

The State WorkInen's Compensation
Commission announced yesterday that
Deputy Commissioner Cyrus w. Phil
lips is investigating rumors that big
corporations are endeavoring to evade
the new accident liability law by dis
missing from their employ married
men and refusing to hire men because
they arc married.
The new law provides that the en-
ployer is responsible to the widow or
the wife and children of the killed
or injured workman. Single men have
no dependents, according to the view
taken by the corporations, and there
is less liability attached to employ
ing them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
IAeut. t,unior srssO d. 1. HEpMcx.

commissloned.
Lieut.. Com. Y. u. WHITE, TO Arkansas
Lieut.. Com. I. c. WETTENGBI. detached
Arkansas, 20 Connecticut.
lieut. (junior grade) t. r. BERo. de-
tached Wheeling, to leave OF absence.
Paymaster Clerk II. KNOWLES appointed,
10 Utah.
Paymaster Clerks @. A. GRIFFIN and T.
4. CULHANE. appointments revoked.
Chief Gun. ]. Il. MCCARTHY, detached
naval station oiongapo. 80 Cavite.
Chief Gun. II. H. CHENEY. detached ma
val station Cavitc. TO home.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
July s0-standish, at Annapolis; Isls de
1nzon, at Chicago; Uncas at New York
yard; Panther, at Fort Pond Bsyi Lam
son. smith. Monaghan, Perkins. sterett
Roe. Terry and Wake at Nspeasue
Bay.
SAILED.
July 2a-Standish, Norfolk for Annapolis
Julv 3O-Hancock Norfolk. for Guantana-
mo: Rhode Island, Halifax. for Newport;
Prairie carr Hayticn. for Port au
Prince: Panther. Newport, for Fort Pond
Bay: Lawson and Smith. Srnithtown Bay
for Napeaguc Bay: Monaghan, Perkins.
Sterret. Roc. Terry and Wake, Buzzsrds
Bay for Napeague Bay.
ponnant of commander torpedo hotllla
Atlantic feet transferred from Terry to NC
Dougall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
WOMEN AID INJURED BOY
Lad, Hit by Auto, Taken in
State to Hospital.

Frank Noble, eight years old, who was
run down by a sightseeing bus yester-
day afternoon, was not left lying in the
street. Instead, the chauffeur stopped
and some forty women and girls crowd
ed around the lad to soothe him. He
was taken then to Bellevue Hospital.
The accident occurred in 7th St, be-
tween First av. and Avenue A. There
were q half hundred on the bus and
most of them were women. they
screamed when the automobile hit the
boy, and then jumped out, showering
the victim with endearments and SYM
pathy.
At the hospital they followed in
procession as the child was taken into
the building. He was found to be in
iured internally, but he will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AFLhl III.
lssr. Suly sD-Boiton Castle OBJ, New forE
ssaoa. July a;-Antonio Lopes (Span)' Ne"
YORK via Csdiz. etc. -.
hisiol jay 5i-Brlstol City tBD' Ne"
Qs,enstovn yulv g. SIS m-Celtic CBr),
New YORK f0r lAv~r md proceeded.
Hsre luly o. . p MIA Touraine pD'
.sez, Jsiy z-Kahlamba CBr). noilO. etc.
for Nen Work
tefoo Julv 2o-Ygreuont Castle fBr), New
irrt and Norfolk via Port Natal
SAILED.
is.crmo July 81. II p m-America QtaD'
sea ork. ? m. Patrie O'r) drom MAI
scfliesl, New York
/ ,a'sSlaeo. July gs-Hsrtiand B). New
York.
lyborn, July 1-u Piemonts dtaI from
Stnoal. Sew York
Lgeis. luy a-st Kentigern CB) Grorn
etntosl. New YORK
Assfs. July ss-Foreric CBr) 0rom Mania
sel Boston ana New York.
asileelg, July -t-Pavnee CGerls- rev i0Ih.
AetnsioNu. July e. 1880 a m-CedTic tbi)
ffon LYefpOol New York.
Aoslts. July .a-persians (Br), New fork.
aafsne. july 5e-Buenos Aires tSpan' ne"
icrk.
PASSED.
ilolzii2f. July Se-Madonns Fr), New YORK
aai pfogidencc for Marseilles. -,
.ffes. July So-Kazembe (Br), Ne" iViN
~ Manila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
ON Ire Tribune Bureau. J
Washington, July 81.
ARMY.
-, q rntirnr, cr4

Col. J. T. KERR. adj. gen, 10 Washing
ton for examination for retirement.
Nsj. 2. ID. LOCHRIDGE. 18th Cav, TO re-
cruitlnG service % Third av., y. Y. city,
Aug. 81. vice Maj. r. &. CRONTON. mr.,
assigned 9th Inf. 10 take effect Sept. l.
Maj. %. W. MARTIN 17th Inf. detailed
10 MI vacancy IN adj. gems. dept.
MAJ. w y. BISHPHAM, med. corps, TO
the army service schools. Fl. LeaVen-
worth, Aug. 20.
Mai. G. u. RHODES. 18th Cav, 20 TT.
Riley. as commandant, mounted service
Mai. +. NJ. HARTSOCK, med. corps, from
TT. LeavenWorth.
Capt c. L. MBRAYER. med. corps. on
expiration present leave OF absence, 10
Preside OF Monterey.
Capt. r. H. HEARN, 9th Inf, to TT.
Thomas for temporary duty, thence to
TT. IeavenwOrth.
First Lieut. J. W. sIMoNs. Jr.. 9th Inf.
10 Preside Of San Francisco, for tenn
porary duty, thence 20 Lyndon. Ky.
Leaves Of absence: Col. j. r. WILLIAMS.
retired. one month from Aug. 4: Capt.
j. NJ LOUD. 2Jth Inf. one month; Sec
ond Lieut. D. O. BYARS. 18th Inf, three
months; Maj. J. II. FORD, med. corps.
two months: First Lieut.. a S. DOIG.
coast art. one month
NAVY.
Com. ". H. STANDBY. Lieut.. CONS. X.
G. CASTLEMAN and j. G. T. GREEN,
Lieut.. Y. Y. GYGA%. Lieuts. (junior gradel
r. r. PAUNACK. W. G. W1CKHAM and
=. w. NORTHCROFT. Asst. Surg. 9. 5.
O'BRIEN. med. res. corps. Civil Eng. G.
PAUL, Chief Gun. J. J. CLAUSEY and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
ARRIVED.

s,ss-,ers Iusitania CBr), Liverpool July
g. "a the Cunard SIS CO, LTD, Win ooo
an 500 second cabin ara tV4 steer
ss,ssngefs. mails and mdse. Bar III
Tss,iSirr (Ger). Genoa July is, and
49, no 10 ~ e Hamburg American Line,
,.s--zre passengers and mose. Bar 80
salrrd CNoro. Barscoa July "a. 10 the
clseo importing CO, with muse Da''
- i5 tR4). Rosario june 81 81 Lucia
r,.i- 1q' and Philadelphia %. 20 r WIT
-, & 90. with maize. Bar, midnlg NJ own
Vandvck fBrl. Buenoos s eyISo S4 gy Rio de
$50, a pafiia IL, Trinidad "a ana Bar
he1og %. TO Busk q Danlets. VIII
f-rt Il second cabin and 2lg steer -.
Senrers, mails and mdse. Bar illu'i's ''''
'OI ~ sud Galveston July rs 10 the South;
l. ii Pa1lfc co, with mdse. Quarantine ''i'
1.ifv of savannah, Savannah July 2s. 20
.rbn ocean SIS 90. with passengers anu
r-gec Quarantine 5.21 m. -
F.l Zorro (Brl. Tampico July y, 70 Davlu
warden. with crude OIL Bar, 49, 1,iH
etrathcarron OBJ, Rio De Jantlr9 uis
h md santos Il. 10 LLOYD BTaLi'eiro' III
.aaliast. Bar. 1880 p m, S0th. ,,.,.s..
Narcngo fBr). Hull july 10 anu DuI o.
rs % Sanderson & son. Win muse
'tli-biaap CBr), Antwerp July IS. 10 San
s--s5n & Son: Indse. Bar, 100 m;
r-da CNor), Santiago July Il, ana foItoo
PAD. -. 10 the Munson IS Line Win
'ls. 49, Jss-sonyiIie July 2s and Charles
.o- ~ 10 the clyde S. CO. with pesSeh-
,rrv aud rndse. Quarantine. 1000 a m -
D,iaware. Philadelphia. TO the Clyoe ss
ca Win rdss. Quarantine. l2:lo m. ,a
1s-iatlc tBr). Liverpool July = snu
-.se--,1vrn "a 70 the White Star Line. with
y afEt Ell second cabin and 200 s'eeFase
-st-enrers and mdse. Bar. 1912 m.
r-iresge Anne. Newport News and Norfolk,
re ola Dominion So GO. With passengers
.g,-tr,rss. Freeport July p, TO the sea
sa-5 ara Gulf SIS CO, with r'dse' hlsh-
es.sS Hoax. y T. July 81. $50 p m
VIA calm: PARTLY cloudy; smooth sea
SAILED.
e-.s-5rs Kiowa Gen. Algiers: James-
svn Norfolk ana Newport News, Beu-
rsso CBD, valparaiso VIA Norfolk; Juan ne.
Eor. FORT Antonio: Karana OBJ, New OF
.s,s. lo6rs Ssu,ha lBr1. Boston: ST Louis
'Sslhaupion: SPIRAL CNior). Perth Hmboyi
p lZorro fBrl ---. Jefferson. Norfolk ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
The WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

0aeial Record and Forecast.--Washins
p. july u-Temperatures below seasonal
ssFsss ecnunue generally in tho Mississippi
Any enc the districts esst thereof sna Over
= refth plains states and Rocky Moun'ain
Sph. High temperatures continued eur'nk
fdsy IN Texas and Oklahoma. the hishes'
''dings reported from these states peihs
= csEes at oklahoms. Okla. ana fort
efh, Tex There were widely scattered
-9FtFs IN the last swenty-four hours along
= sogth Atlantic coast and Ma tho upper
..iispli Valley and in the Rocky houh-
AZ plateau regions. ELSEWHERE ~
amer ftm(iaed fair. No important sioih'
etfs viann the field Of observations. 80
y Indications are that the weather VIII
.tlI Saturday and Sunday over prscu-
4 eh parts OF the country. Ieinperstu
fise slowly Saturday and sunday III tii'
80 Atlantic and New England states,
\ WI fan somewhat IN Oklahoma sno
4 - lszst Temperature changes emu
r4e WI BE- unlInportsnt
.n1a fer Saturday and Sunosy-Nofth ~
~ moderate variable: Riddle and south
1nIe, CUR ana Great Lakes. hght 70
P'fsis variable.
fHerasf for Special Loealities.-Eastern
t. 1srk. New Jersey. Eastern Pennsyl-
~ Delaware. Maryland, the District
4 'p'umbia shd Virglass, fair to-day ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
INSTITUTE of MUSICAL ART
OF the City Of New York
a.. E<...d echaJ Frank OanfOsch, Director

go, oDcpS oct 12th. Examinations Tor al
snis.sos sent 2sth 10 Oct. sih. STUDENTS with
aas,,rsj ability sld earnest purpose can receive
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aibbtng Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

probably tomorrow, slowly rising temper
ature; light, variable winds.
Northern New England, fair to-day and to-
morrow. slowly rising temperature
Southern New England, partly cloudy
to-day; tomorrow fair, with somewhat higher
temperature; moderate variable winds.
Western New York. Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, generally fair to-day and
tomorrow.
Local Oslcial Reccrd.--The following ON
clsl record from the Weather Bureau shows
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corresponding date Of last wear:
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Highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees
(at 80 p. M: lowest, 81 cat a. M; aver
axe. 81; average FOR corresponding date last
year IS; average for corresponding date last
thirtN-three years. "A.
Local Forecast.--Fair to-day ard prob
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light variable winds
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