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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Mrs. Connolly Paroled

Released from the City Hospital to-
day. where she had been since April
% when she tried to end her life by
taking bichloride of mercury, Mrs.
Eta Connolly, twenty-five years old,
of 35 Crane street, faced Judge Man
cusi-Ungaro in the Second precinct
court on charge of attempted sui
eide and was paroled for the grand
Jury in the custody OF her mother
Mrs. Connolly denied having taken
the tablet with suicidal intent, say
ing that she bit one In half to make
q lotion. --.-----.-------------
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Carpenter Is Arrested,
Charged With Theft

Charged with burglary of tools val
ued at s25 from house at 127 Wash
ington street, on January 27 last. John
McKenna, thirty-four years old. who
has no home, was arrested last night
by Lieutenants James Farrell and
Edward Donovan, of police headquar.
ters The tools were the property of
Michael Werterman, of l09 Somerset
street, who was employed on car
penter work in the building. McKen-
ma is being held at police head
olIarters
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Joel Parkers to
Make an Early Start
on Summer Outing Plans

At tonight's meeting of the Joel
Parker Association to be held at
headquarters. 772 Broad street, to-
night preliminary steps will be taken
for the annual clambake and other
matters bearing upon a program of
activities that the organization has
In mind for the coming year.
The early start on the clambake
plans is made in order to elaborate
on arrangements and leave the field
clear for other work.
1t Is the intention of the Joels to
outdo past performances In connec-
tion with certain political matters
and to apply an energy that was
never of an apathetic type, A large
attendance is looked for tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Trolley Smashes Auto,
but Occupants Uninjured

An east bound Summer avenue car,
number 2147. sideswiped a big tour
ing car at Clinton and Milford ave-
nues today. The automobile is owned
by James T. Kelly, of 1872 Harrison
street, East Orange, and was driven
by James Whitaker, of So Ogden
street, Orange.
The occupants of the machine were
uninjured although it was badly
smashed. They gave their names as
Louis Kelly, James Sullivan, Francis
Faurune and Charles Paulson. They
said that they were students at Seton
Hall College. The motorman of the
trolley car was Peter Regner. Frank
O'Rourke was the conductor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Man Hit by Auto

While riding a bicycle on Broad
street. near Washington Park. today
Anthony Patrick. twenty-seven years
old. of 259 Belmont avenue. was
struck and slightly injured by an au-
tomobiie driven by John Biscay, of
bS5 Mt. Prospect avenue. He was
treated by DR.. Joseph Fewsmith. of
At Central avenue. for bruises about
the right arm and leg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Cocaine Vendor Arrested

Charged with illegally having in
his possession and selling cocaine
Joseph l.. Smith, negro. of 81 Ar.
lington street, was held in $1,000 bail
for the grand jury by Judge Grice in
the First Precinct Court today. He
was arrested last night by Captain
caffrey and Detectives Crowley, Nc
Guire. Schott and Harris. of the First
precinct. He is alleged to have sold
quantities of the drug to two ne
crosses, Maggie Smith, of 12s, Acade-
nv street, and Freda Williams, of 81
Arlington street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
AUTO TOURISTS ON WAY TO
COAST VISIT THE MAYOR

Mayor Raymond heard a new Ford
story today. Two young men from
Scranton dropped into the office of
the chief executive to say they were
on their way to San Francisco and
return in a car of that make.
The tourists are Leon Cameron,
who lays claim to being the smallest
chauffeur In the world, being three
feet two inches tall. and A. M. Sig
nor, jr. Both are natives of Scranton
and are attlred in khaki.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06

They expect to make the Pacific
coast in a month. They will go to
New York, then to Philadelphia, to
Buffalo, Indianapolis, where they will
attend the automobile race meet. and
continue on through st. Louis, to
Kansas City, Yellowstone Park, and
on to the Exposition City.
They plan to visit the mayor of
every city through which they pass
and get his autograph in a book they
carry
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06
Arrested for Theft

Granville ingalls,, twenty-four years
old, of Ga Warren street, was held in
81 900 bail for the grand jury by Judge
Grice in the First precinct court to-
day on a charge of stealing suitcase
and $40 from Roy Parsons, OF 81
Bleecker street. in saloon in Mar
ket street last night. He was arrested
by Sergeant Rosenfelder and Lieu
tenants Kuhn and Heller, of police
headquarters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-06

that Jayne had been struck by an
automobile which, after hitting him,
failed to stop.
Anthony Patrick, twenty-seven
years old, of 259 Belmont avenue,
while riding his bicycle at Washing
ton place and Broad street today, was
knocked down by an automobile
driven by John Bicking, of 5S5 Mt.
Prospect avenue. He was slightly in
jured about the upper left arm and
left leg. He was taken to his home
in the Second precinct ambulance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
POLICE DEPARTME

Transfers and aulanments- June S0) Plum J.
Breen driver 81 patrol wagon. 2sih 10 4oA. Ma
signmeufs - drivers % pafro. wagons 'inuei
r N~Govcrn 18th 20 alst. T Dooe>. alst 10
s5th. J n Crosby. SSH 20 4N'h. hCgan and
Y Corpat 42I 10 esd u tatsnagh. slsf
an to 4fh / j. DO DAYS JUy 3. :. Nice sr'Ip
1881. Il. = Ryan. lam. AID G J Dryer am.
10 y squad duty n Warrant squad IS
dsys Julv :. J r Harron. lrls'. and Gmgg-d.
iieth. 70 o. duty 81 Bureau Of Disciplinary
Records so days Juy & W + Kiwan. l'9'h 70
& q cuy IN Special Squad. No 3. 80 day. July
p \ T Goodhurn ls5th. 70 C. o. duty in stock
july 2 = Kane 27s,h. to orice Of Chief surgeon.
~ Leaves 20 pay! Ptl%nn. lazarus. q Ict.
day Jq5 W 2 Rsnny y, 2fh s pct i,. dA}y \;
Slmone'ti. li3l pct, 2 days Jgy D Ken Ken
nety i'sh rI. lay u Ja 6eo, NJ "ie' I ~, '''9
Ja1y z hates. l52l PCT. day. july Is, e. W.
Rohrlaek lfFh pct. iay. july ! Farrell
iS>h pci ! lay. July S. ? O. Rein ana =
Eer l'T3 5 E Jun, t s5 Jug 3sl,,er 1854 ps ..
DAYS June 50. r D. Duncan. lfSth pct. !
da, July 4 A Harrison. 1924 pct day july
g. 7 J Lockyer. ian po.. tay. July
279,h PET day June 81 L. spamer. 2s3I get.
DAYS july 4 " Snaughres5. -'5th pct. 2
Rsprimanded. -Tuma. - judge. sfh ~ MAY
Nav e- absent from post. J. r A Reilly. ION
pf. MAY a. failed % tau 90 summons stub a.
end ~ his tour; u + GriNin. -tth pct, Mai =.
absent from post b J King -6'h Ie-. MAY y.
~ - assent eii from ON post. u 0Ke,f, tsth %
MAY - absent from post. J G@LOushrAn. 2sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

rr,ivr cor.ie, Jun. TO- Faiardo y and san
Juan %. to tho Bul Insular Line win suhh'
Iro,,oI, Aus June TO- san Domingo Cit7 70.
usrorls and Ia Honana o. Sanchez and ssmaL
"A Puerto Plata and Monte Cristi - and luIs'
island d. 10 me clyde "a co. with 20 passehs"''
mail and mdse Dar. N - ,,. v.v York
A cuba Mail Sc Co. With 222 passenger mans
and mdsc Bar 5l7 m. a.. .,
Guiana tBr. ncmerara June - Barba9o' ~
- .5s - R RS%" e. e. s1' cf6I and St ho@
a.. n Quehoc - Line. With 81 passenger mans
and mdse BAR. m. 49,. nm
Ancon, CnNobal June %. 70 W. 90 s"'"" ''''
pagland Nor Mscohs June -. 70 the 'vns
Sc Line With sugar Bar 30 m. ,.,..
BrsaEwai.r a. to the West India So Go. With
''t Adventure T mr.. Tit Cove. r. June 2s. to 'h'
New York Porto Rico Ss Go. with copper ore
chicago .CFri Bordeaux June 90 70 the Com
rasnie Generate 1ransatantique. win - se'1l1
cabin and - "eefage passengers, mals ana m'''
pr ifoiaos 'Brj towing barge Nav.hoe lBr. Lon
don June n. 10 DaTd warden. IN bAla'''
Bar. - 30 m. c,- q. 10
jefferson Newport news and Norfolk 20 ne
Old Dominion IS Go. with passengers and md'e.
Hpacio JScksonyill, June q and Charleston a..
10 the clyde IS Co. With passengers and muse
iamsstogn Newport New, and Norfolk. to the
Oh Dominion IS 90. with passengers and md'e
Msn Olson st Andrew. Ray June 49, to seI
ton n Bryant. with mdse. Guar IL 90 m
SAILED.
Honduras Fr.cport: Adrstic tBrl. Liverpool !:
Mad Igp' Norfolk 4 Newport News. Frederick
VII dam. Copenhagen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

The hrst name IS that Of The debtor. the second
that ~ ;he creditor. ami date when judgment wa
fled 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

-------- -Cl--,r COr->,rv or NV
81 ~ cGLprr nc \ TFF as Fxecu-
Tor Of the lass VIII and Testament Of
aa eyulsV y ~. ,t-Nsirbtb street and seventh
~ nc go C,r,r.Dv ana others De-
[s,Sspts
IN PuIsLo'CII All. ','ade and entered
SlosVIc 80 ...,l.J .rtfor and hearing
a. a. ~ 20. orr dsv ~ .u.ne. 1918. l. the un-
Gaze tht M vac. 60 t1 slii Judgment
oeislehet. '"e 'D..t Ito, - me
!."H'eu, y. e.lecroor' &c. 1916 Vesey
-. a. ,rs ttc-onph ~ Manhattan city
street ~ " - ~ "a lay n Ju1v 1918.
.. ~ o,-focE noon on that dav. by HER
e. eIIrRNfA< AuctIoueer the
BEl a, 49, tt. est6 tu8rnleut TO be
"a 80 tbere.o described as follows:
SOLO anu t.'' ~. -, .l,, ~ c~0uud with
en- hvudfngs and improveu. ents thereon
ei.o . it0ete living and being IN the
SteC'ou, Nfs,t.tt,0 IN the CITY Of
Borough OF MahH- .'.', "a f S-, che not
New J OF n a., anu 9'I ~ s'crtb Acme and
numDeIs oD.o, 80 ~ l..s.riEed az follows.
'oEeIH1hr, wv wv o.. point ON the Easterly
BEGI-S-Ni-(H. ~' 80, ~ dis+ant seventy
slde Oh - .,9 .,c-half C19)
49, more ar loss southerlv from the
aa,It,'heostarIr corner Of seventh Avenue
80 .+,.-o.-ffn street which point IL
az ~. ,,r.ro 81 I'll MARTY wall diNit o.
ing tue I'l.t - e.e hereby IN
noTIheIi3 -. 't,os.r'ted from the building
tenuSu 10 - ne on the North and
hdJoln'"b %.,,,,t'rr All seventh Avenue;
running Thence EastellS anu Pssstd nav
distance througn me een're o' ,y1,b rg~cn.
wall and paTale.' OF nsai'y "C7si feft
ty-eighth Street seventy SIX ~ -,
four 90 Inches more OF lesSSi ~ ,be mild
erly face Of the westerly w. va, b. 1ortberIy
ing erected upon tNo groUnd hereby in
part OF salo pIoL % 49, NortherIv
tended 20 Re oesCIlpcu' .J,b Sove1fb
and parallel, OF hea!y 30, -, 49, 60 ~
Avenue. ana al9hk t"'ve, g. eievrn Cl5
inches more or .ess 10 lhe no. ,t.,c.
erly corner Of said rear buLoinb nj" liz
Easterly and paraHe' or . I,a,. ,bs nortb-
Tweuty-eiChtn street ana hloHs NV H. -
erly face 4 nae uorihrfN va. 81 s" l.D-s az
building. twenty -arl ~ -, ,a.sterl,,
less. TO the easterg race ot '"e e,''t.riy
Wall OF sid bu4lIae. 60 v.,tb Seventh
ana pard4lcis or Nv ''-.-..-l. 60 ~ the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

Honduras, Freeport; Adratic tBrl. Liverpool
phlladelphIG San Juan Comus New orleans
Madison Norfolk 4 Newport News; Fredenc'
VIII Dam. Copenhagen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
May were made public yesterday:
Pcnnsylyania Railroad-Gross. N5539o-s: IN
crease. t!-o.S. net after taxes. Sa.'o2.4l3; in
l''S Compauy-Gross. sico3 37s: in
crease. }34..ei; ad after taxes. N.lio.'ol; IN
rit,sbursh. Cincinnati Chicago & s. Louis
Gross. $sls2.10i. increase. $3.50. net after
taxes. S54oN,5. increase s22454.
philadelphia. Baltimore a Washington Gross.
Sl.77l IA decrease. ilIS7; net after taxes $500
Long Island Railroad--Gross. sl.l77.44j. de-
crease. $1,000. net after taxes. s34'tS2 Increase
Vandsla Railroad Gross. tS4252s Increase.
$3.50. net after taxes tlly4il. increase &i6.OA.
West Jersey and Seasho-e-GrOss. t54.5t4, De
crease sl>325. net after taxes. S9d.l35. decrease
Grand Rapid, & Indiana-Gros, Sio7773. de-
crease. $3.50. net after taxes. So5VJ' decrease
Noc York Philadelphia & Norfoik-Gross. s34f.-
-SS. increase. >s-61. nrt after tates. $HOIIi' m
Camocrlald Valley Gro,, 500. decrease
81 i35. uci after taxes >t'tf-. decrease -, t.
Baltimore Chesapeake ~ AtaAuc-Gross >'t.''I
dc-ease $3.50. nct after taxes SI-.''I' decrease
MARYLAND Delaware & Virginia. Gross S7IH+
decrease $Glo,. net after taxes t-a5l. decrease
'' f5r.l Pennsylvania system. Lines East-G.o''
so .06 gSj decrease SllJ52. net Aiter laIes $1'-
Total PennsyIyania system. Lines west-Gross
t925il75. Increase ;e4 43l. net after taIes 81
TotG Fcuns5I,aniA system. Lines Fast And West
Gross $50 81 1911. increase t2.b'9; net dier
fsYcs Sc @CI OH. Increase S131.HsH. 49,
New York Central Railroad-Gross 2lS.s3i, ll5.
increase t949 $50. net after taxes S''l'.3'o' IN
Roston Albsny-Gro's i1455l23 Increase
22is net aftef taxes s.9i o9s Increase ease So!'1O
s15- ISL NET after taxes sGi1 Sll. increase {SS.,il
pittsburgh q Lake Lrlc-G4Oss 81 4Ol,oNA IN
crease $-Gol3. let after taxes SG2N.o'>' Increase
%rg York chicago & 81 Lour. Gross 500 $40.
increase SIS 900. uet after taxes S4--''-' increase
Lake Erie Wc,tcri.-Gross. $4G2 56i: increase.
81 go. me- after taxes &l3.5si. Increase Won
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago q - Loi,s
Gross e.. aIa $50. increase. S-l2.'ol, ne; aiier
faac- So0> 600. Increase $423.5t5
500 ql5. uct AFTER taxes tl2.il4: increase l-4ll
Toledo x Ohio CautrGl-Gross t6S2 HA5. Increase,
$50 7O5: net after taxes. $3j.5ll; Increase $i oo
New York Ccuirals' total. all lncs-Graes =,
500 100. increase 81 III 800. net after tsles. So -
2sSl7a. Increase g. G26 906.
Maine Ceutrsl-Gross SSSS.55q decrease. ST.
O6l net after taIes. Sl69.9a2. decrease. Sa'.'d6
Western Mayland-Gross. tA3s-ll. increase
tlCS 500: net after take. S-ollt Increase
Nashville. Chausnoogs ( s.. Louis Gross.
S>S-C9G. decrease. SIPS i6i, net after taxes
Sl4i7i,, decrease. S-5.2ol 50, 200 ...-....
sl3 Tot net after taxes. $3.50. decrease. e. 500
~. RaUroad- Gross. S51Nl $50. increase. &7l1.-
SOS: net after taxes. S.loo.2Si. DECREASE f-'O GOA
New York SusGuchauna h western GROSS
$500 1875 decrease So. 5S4. net after taxes. 3ll9.
80. decrease. $iS795.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. June 5o-A shallow depression Is
oontral tonight over Western Penny7snis. and
pressure IA generally low from the ROCKY Noun
tain. eastward 20 the Atlantic. Light rains have
occurred IN Atlantic Coast districts. along the
Guf Coast AMI IN the Missouri valley. TEN
peratures are high over the Pacific Coast states tho
plateau region and the South
Unsettled showefy weather viii prevail in the
Atlantic Coast states Thursday. and probably
Will continue IN New England Friday. In tAt
Interior valleys unsettled weather probably without
rain. Eiu prevail FOR the next few lays. NO de
ciI-I change IN temperature f. anticipated
Winds Tor THURSDAY and Friddy-North Atlantic
moderate southwest n south Middle Atlantic mod
crate south south Atlantic. light south 20 south
west. East Gulf iizht vest Nsst Gun. moderat,
southeast upper lakes light AMI variable. mostly
southwest. lower lakes moderate and variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
sAIIEI,
OCEAN FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS

Steamer rates continued easy and only limited
demand prevailed for July loading. but charerins
was Ighi Quotations 10 Liverpool. London and
Glasgow. l0d Hui. l0d. cotton 20 Liverpool. per
100 Ihs s. CHARTERS Br steamer 1888 tons,
general cargo. hence 10 Vlaiitosto,k. etc. p aug
Br steamer 2.7ss tons general cargo. hence to
Australia and New Zealand. :. July, Br steamer
fSi tons same Aug Br steamer. i9sS tons. coal
baltimore 20 Alexandra. ? .. prompt Br steamer
r05 tons. china clay Fowcy 20 Philadelphia T.
prompt Greek steamer. 1872 tons. ore. huelva tn
North ~ Hafterss IL "a prompt schooner. 5000
hbls refined petroleum. New York 10 Lisbon. .
prompt Nor bark go tons. deals Halifax 10 W
britain NJ l. ireland 1905 prompt schooner 61l
tons coal Norfolk 10 Rio Iancro 2 {. prompt
schooner. g2O tons same from Baltimore, and back
with ore. t. prompt schooner. sji tons, coal.
PHILADELPHIA % Bauia. 8 - and port charges.
prompt schooner as tons. fertilizer. Charleston
10 Porto Rico. 81. loaded and discharged. and
back Monte Christi 90 Chester. logwooi. G.
scEolrcr 7l6 tons. loggood and roots ; 5 Jamaica
10 stamford. s. 30 AID s.. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Ensisn II. ] SHIELDS detached Atlantic reserve
Oct - Minnesota
ASS, SURG l. BASS. Med Res Corps resis
nation accepted.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
June Ranger. ~ Crlg0hal
june -e-Drayton. At Tompkinsvillo. Mccall at
Nlitestouo Landing. Wasp. a. North River
y C.. Denver a. Mazatan. Cyclops At
Norfolk Psuldins. Cumming Sou0ma and South
Carolina a. Newport Arethusa. al Guantana r0 :
South Dakota ami nlssukse. al San Francisco
June 30-Jupiter. a. Newport.
SAILED.
June 2a-Drayton. New York yard FOR Tompkins.
Vile MrCaI. y Y yard fpr milestone Land
me. Pauiiing Boston for Newport Cyclop,
NeRporr Neas for Norfolk yard. Lebanon Nor
,ok frr Indian Head. vulcan. Philadelphia for
Newport.
Jason. low AZ Hampton Roads ordered to proceed
o. Galveston Guantanamo Bay and rrturn %
Hampton Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
Income Tax Returns Heavy.

AS a result Of the large volume of
corporation and income tax receipts
pouring into the Office of the col
lectors Of internal revenue in this city
the national banks have had vast sums
added to their deposits by reason Of
the tax collection. Collector John T..
Lowe, jr., mas written letter 10 H. II.
Bizallion. president of the Gotham Ma
tional Bank. thanking him for his CO.
operation in clearing this huge tide Of
mOneV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
BUSINESS REVERSES


EDWARD G. sOLTdANN. dealer In drawing
materials ana srchitec: and engineers supplies. at
l33 10 40 West 29th ST.. one Of the Oldest and
largest dealers IN that zine Of trade Petition
fled by Miller a Wright Paper Company. $3.50
] + Iaude Paper Company. 81. and Joseph !.
Grady Inc 81 Mf So.tmanu has been IT. busi-
usss thirty Eve years. and was reputed 20 own
real estate al zoe 10 PIG West Seth ST. and 5-l-
'-FFIDNHRK & MEADOW Sender Tclduark
and Jacob Meadow. dealers in dDgoods al s0l East
1881 81 Petition flied by Samuel : Goldberg.
Sac. Maurice A. Cohen $500. aid Charles OfeA-
stein. $50
DISCHARGED FROM BANKRUPTCY
ULU-S STERN. Of 217 Broadway formerly q
Julius stern & Co and formerly curb stock
broker has been granted discharge by Judge
Hand His liabilities were Sls.'Jl. and no actual
assets. "
FRANK r. MALONEY CO.. INC. dealer IN
ice cream soda AID candies al Al Pine 81. made
an assignment 20 Charles ". Hastings. The com
PAM va, incorporated on july T. 1914, with cap
rsl stool $40 600 and Elliott Peck Is treasurer.
JOSEPH FRANK q SONS. INC. photographers.
n ~ Thames 81 made assignment 20 James
{ McEachen. The business was started thirty ,cle
YEAR ago and WAS incorporated 80 March. 1903.
Hannah b Frank IS president
DAVID l.. SCINELR David J. Schneer co...
SIX iohher. ~ 100 East 10Th st.. made AZ assign
rnent 90 samuel SalmOwiiz
ROBERT RICHTER. statlonor and engayer.
al 1886 Broadway. made an assignment 70 "oTaon
Cameron. -. ,...,
made assignment 20 Louis VI Turner o.,
BERTHA COHEN tthe Lcnox Millinery suppJl
az 2-l2 Seventh ay. made an assignment TO
Abram Lpfcld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01


ARMY
Cat TrNNFY LOes 81 Dr.. from IGt.s A'c-
care Generals once. and upon exqira.i1l Tres
Ut leave Of l.t.t-, - IL resiment ~
Dep. . fem San.F ho0s Proving GROUND. INV
sir, Lieu. TAHL J. WIAGSDALE. Ordnance
Dept from Sandy Hook Proving Ground. july
First Lieut. LEONARD L BARRETT ordn in,e
prrt 20 sandy Hook Proving Ground. for 'uiy
utl Aux 49, thence ~ Augusta ArserG.-
Leaves " absence FRS, Lieut.. ALVIN W
SCHOENIEBER Med Cops. no months. Scg
TENDER thence 'o PHILIPPINES. Capt HpN
ARD C. PRICE i4-A luf. leave extended one
month. Fir. Lieut. FRED A COOK. ? Inf.
four months upoI arrival in e. : Second Lien;
HARRY D. .CHAMBEIIiN ~ C",, one
month. Ma MORTON j. HENRY. NJ G..
twe Lf0ths.
NAVY
Lieut. Com = II DoDD detached navy ya-t
Mac Island. to naya! training station. san
Francisco a. Parihc Coa.t superintendent n
Lien, r. SHIP. detached Milwaukee. TO
Lieu, 49, 5 l. cANAGA detached Maryiand. to
Lieut. 4 c KALI. detached Yea Orleans: u
command Milwaukee
Lisu' NJ ; DAVIS. detached MaDland. 10 South
Leu v 4. s>fEAD detached Annapolis: TO 5,
Leal J J. MANNING. detached south Dakota.
1ieut Junior grade, Il. ST BENuS detached
Naval Academy 70 Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

~, Ma, 90 ahsen, from poet. : Grant. 2sth
irf MAJ zs farcI tl promptly sisAa H. Nc
Ca.l. .sh pct. absent from lo>i, b i,e.s
..tb ut Nav a. absent from post. r j. j.
reilly s.l pct, MAY -. ah.cnt from hrcd pot
T. ; Baunon ..d pct MAY - absent rom
~, ea,c. VI 4 Walsh i9th pct. MAY .. failed
to signal -.
90 gTe,r.sl Ma, = faiIeI 90 signal. p splitter 18Th
Ma, absent rom post. ] i + Appel 2oih May
a. impropcr patrol J J. CLANCY. 10Th; May -
fer--i Willie attached % 35thl. NAY p. absent
from post " schmidt. S2d. NAY 20. absent ron
crossing. j. Mah,r. 4ad May %. sh;ent from
post go -.,, 90,
JIuc ~ NJ.
Appointed as spcia paf-omanl 7. 3 Prior
Wi ,h- Department - Finance. June p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
Forecast Tor Special LOcaIltIes-FOr Eastern New
York. New Jersey. Delaware and Eastern PennDl

VanTa. IhoWers to.dVi to'moTToN uhsetVeu'
Western New York. fair to-day and tO-morrow.
Western Pennsylvania. partly CLOUDY to-day and
10 morrow.
Southern New England. North and South Caro-
lima. showers to-day: tomorrow partly cloudy.
Northern New England. showers to-day and
probably tD-morrOw.
Maryland and the District u Columbia. unsettled
N day probably showers. 70 morrow partly cloudy.
Virginia fair IN the west showers IN the east
to-day. tomorrow fair.
West Virginia fair to-day and probably to
morrow.