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The Washington herald., 1915-07-24
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Ros ". and Pauline Wis.,, girl.
Edgar and Gertrude Thompson. boy
John n. and Mary NJ. Sherman. Eisi.
Fletcher S. and Faith N. Silton. CIR!
Hymsn L. and Lena Shoub. boy.
Charles G. and Verna Royle, girl.
Louis and Sadie Park. girl.
Elmer d. and Rosie Pessagno, hoy.
Timothy and Agnes O'Connor. girl.
Eggborn and Reba ]. O'Bannon, girl
George H. and Emily c. Maynard, girl
Cornelius F. and Mary c. Lowery, girl.
James n. and Edna C. Loveless, boy.
James A. and Elinor NJ. Kelley. boy.
Jock l. and Esther L. Kuku. girl.
William N. and Nellie B. Irving, boy.
Bernhard and Mary l.. Gunton, boy.
Frank F. and Bessie B. Freeman, girl.
John and Pearl Cullember, girl.
George and Anastasia Carvelss. boy.
COLORED.
Le iRoy and Blanche Warren, boy.
John n. snd Mabel Thomas, girl.
John and Nellie Porter, -.
James and Mercedes Jackson, girl.
Stewart and Alberta Campbell, girl.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Pensyl-
vania. New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and Viz
ginia-Fair Saturday. Sunday partly cloudy: mod
eIate temperature; fresh easterly winds.
The indications are that showers probable in
Florida, the region q the Great LAkes. the Ohio
VALLEY. Northern New YORK, and Northern New
England. Fair weather will prevail elsewhere east
Of the Mississippi River during Saturday and Sun
day. although IL will become unsettled Sunday in the
Middle Atlantic States and Southern New England.
Moderate Temperatures will continue the
eastern half Of the country during the next several
days.
Local temperature-Midnisht. IS: 2 a. m. IS: 4
Q. m, s.: a m, g.: a. m. 81; 10 =. m, II:
u noon. IS; p. m, 70; 4 p. ms. y; p M, u
p m. IS; 10 y. m. Il. Highest. 50; lowest. s..
Relative humidity-s a. m. Is; p m. a;
p. m. 81. Rainfall 70 p. m to p. M. 600.
Hours of sunshine. 81. Per cent Of possible sun
shine. 50.
Temperature same date last yesr-Hishet. g;
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Movies" Show Alaska Life.

Moving pictures Of Alaska, recently
taken by E. 5. Thompson. special agent
of the Bureau of Education, for the
Panama Pacific Exposition, were shown
last night at the free weekly entertain
ment of the Margaret Wilson Social Cen
ter of the Grover Cleveland School.
Eighth and T streets northwest. The
pictures show the native life of the Eski-
mos and the Aleutian Indians.
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DEATH RECORD.


Annie z. Tthian. 50. D72 Q 1t.
Marjoy Mckinley johnson, H. Georgetown Uni
Vesity Hospital.
Mary ]. Moody, 50. sibley Hospital.
Mary E Craig. 81 1900 Mass NV.
Caroiips E Gilbert, a. 17os Q st. NV.
Richard n. Neil. 2, A56 Macomb q.
Marietta 4. Grove. II. 4ol2 It'll st nv.
Vivian A. Hong. months 1853 Potomac ave. r.
COLORED.
John Craie. "a. 18th St ard Meade pl. ne.
Robert I. Walker q. lis 18th Il NV.
Mary NJ Cherry, s. lss Blair road. Tskoma Park
n
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FLOOD OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Two Billion Dollars Worth in Cir
culation in Mexico.

CuIdtIou HeAhCOs
Two billion dollars of Mexican coun-
terfeit money is in circulation in Mex
leo City and vicinity, according to a
report to Attorney General Gregory.
that official stated yesterday. Mr..
Gregory said friends of his who are
familiar with Mexican affairs had told
him that the practice of counterfeiting
Mexican money constitutes one of the
greatest abuses perplexing Mexican
officials.
Mr.. Gregory said he is told that prac-
tically anyone commanding sufficient
influence to enforce his will can go to
a printing and engraving office in Mex
leo City and have counterfeit money
turned out by the thousands Of dol
lars.
The Attorney General explained that
the only measures taken to combat the
counterfeiting evil is the placing of an
official stamp upon genuine money. but
he said bandit chiefs compel tradesmen
and others to accept counterfeits or
money of their own issue.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24
FECHTELER IS REAR ADMIRAL,
Will Command Second Division OF
Atlantic Fleet.

Just before he left Washington yes
terday President Wilson signed papers
which raised Capt. August F. Fechteler
L. S. N. to the rank of rear admiral
and gave him command of the second d.
vision of the Atlantic Fleet
Rear Admiral Fechteler will enter up
on his new duties at once. He will sue
coed Rear Admiral Clifford ]. Boush.
who has been transferred to the
Hawaiian station, taking the place of
Rear Admiral C. B. T. Moore. who is
about to go on the retired list. Rear
Admiral Fechteler was born in Prussia
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Manning. of South Carolina: Senator
Hoke Smith. of Georgia: DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler. president of Columbia
University; James Brown Scott; secre-
tary of the Carnegie Endowment for
Interna tional Peace; John Temple
Graves. of the New York American; E.
J. Watson. commissioner of agriculture
and immigration of South Carolina.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CTT1.
lEXlNG ToN

Pacific and Arkansas AYES. Spacious
grounds adjoin beach and boardwalk.
Only medium price hotel where guests
may go from house to surf in bathing
attire without using streets. which is
prohibited. Use of bath houses, with
Running water in rooms. Fresh and sea
water baths, public and private. Spe-
cial rates, S1-5O and up daily; % to
e17-SO weekly, including choice table,
supplied from our own farm. White
Service Orchestra. Tennis courts and
croouet grounds between hotel and
beach. Booklet mailed upon request.
PAUL C. ROSECRANS.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.


George n Cox. 2. and HELEN z Berry 49, both
of O1on Hill Md. Rev. James L. McLAin-
George Bent, H. and Gertrude Lang. 30. Rev.
Enoch NJ Thompson.
Bernhard r. Sontowsky A. and Reb-ka Andcr-
son IS. Rev. a. Schroeder.
Alfred HeitmunT, IT.. 3. and Carolyn NJ Reed.
e. Rev. /. o. Baker.
COLORED
William A. Douglas. Is. and Augusta 4 Crave,
Q Rev. William A Taylor.
John E. Posey. Is. Of this city, and Annie Solo
man, a. Of Harrisburg. Pa Rev. John NJ. Beane.
Arthur Hill. y, and Corrtne Patten. j. Rev.
Auuila Ssyles
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24
OKLAHOMA BADLY DAMAGED.
Report on Fire Says 1t VIII Delay
Ships Completion Two Months.

Ships Completion Two Months.
A report received at the Navy De-
partment yesterday concerning the re-
cent fire on the battleship Oklahoma,
now building in the shipyard of the
New York Shipbuilding Company, New
Jersey, states that the fire caused
great damage, and that as result
the delivery of the ship to the gov
eminent will be delayed at least two
months. The report was made by
Naval Constructor Roberts. of the Blu
reau of Construction and Repair, who
made an inquiry by order of Secretary
Da niels.
officials say that the inquiry failed
to disclose anything that would lead
to the suspicion that the fire was
caused by an incendiary.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24
LOCAL MENTION.

New potatoes. lie PIX; yellow onions,
CSC PIX; pure lard. SIC: lbs. fancy
head rice, CSC: 4 lbs. lima beans. csc;
4 lbs. evap. peaches, CSC: cans baked
beans, csc: large bots. vinegar. SC; pea
nut butter, 18c; 4 Dbl. Old Time flour.
$1.75: 5 SKIS. salt. 10c: fat Norway
mackerel. SC and 10c: cheese, zoe; mixed
cakes, 10c; grape juice, quarts. &C:
pints 1cc: Oleine soap. 10c: J lbs.
starch. 10c: Star of the East flour.
$3.50 Dbl. pounds. Csc. 926 Pa. ave.
and all the J. T. d. Pyles stores.
Charlie Chaplin today. Virginia. sos nth
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Changes in Personnel.

The Department of Commerce yes
terday announced these changes:
Reuben Fink, clerk at $1,000, resign
ed, and Edwin Hadley Smith promoted
to clerk at $1,000.
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F. E. Cunningham. a clerk In the Dis
trict Supreme Court, left for his summer
home in Maryland yesterday to spend
the weekend.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Warren C. Van Dervoort. assistant su-
perintendent of railway mail service at
Chicago. has been promoted to be su.
perintendent at Boston.
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Capt. ]. l. Schley. Assistant Engineer
Commissioner of the District, will act
as Engineer Commissioner during the abb
sence of Maj. Kutz from the city. BY
this means a quorum will be maintained
on the Board of Commissioners.
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HOTEL ABSEC0N

Virginia ara, near beach. FIREPRooF Built Of
oxieh and stone Private baths rooms with r,inniaN
water electric nshts. elevator to street level ave
all modern conyeniencsa Special early season rata
SO up daily; G2-6 Up weekly. 81 up Europes..
Booklet q. d. PAINTER
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Allen D. Albert, formerly in the news
paper business in this city, has been
elected president of the International
Association of Rotary Clubs. Mr.. Albert
now resides in Minneapolis.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Frank ]. Wagner, chief OF the District
fire department, Is at Atlantic City on
his annual vacation. He will return to
the city about August /.
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Secretary Daniels left last night to
join Mrs. Daniels and their family at
, Moorehead. N. c.. where they are spend
ing the summer. Secretary Daniels will
be back at his desk Tuesday morning.
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purely personal

DR.. e. Lester Jones. superintendent Of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, will
leave the city August on an inspection
trip through the West. stopping at the
principal survey stations. He will be
gone two weeks.
District Commissioner Oliver p. New
man was in New York City yesterday
on important private business. He will
return to his office at the District Build
ing this morning.
Mai. c. W. Kutz, Engineer Commits
sioner Of the District, will leave the city
today on a several weeks vacation. He
will join his family at Great Diamond
Island, Me.
Warren C. Van Dervoort. assistant su-
perintendent of railway mail service at
Chicago. has been promoted to be su.
perlntendent at Boston.
F. E. Cunningham a clerk in the Dis
trict Supreme Court, left for his summer
home in Maryland yesterday to spend
the weekend.
Capt j. L. SchIey. Assistant Engineer
Commissioner of the District, will act
as Engineer Commissioner during the alb
sence of Maj. kutz from the city. BY
this means a quorum will be maintained
on the Board of Commissioners.
Frank ]. Wagner, chief OF the District
fire department, is at Atlantic City on
his annual vacation. He will return to
the city about August /.
Allen D. Albert, formerly in the news
paper business in this city, has been
elected president of the International
Association of Rotary Clubs. Mr.. Albert
now resides in Minneapolis.
Secretary Daniels left last night to
join Mrs. Daniels and their family at
Moorehead, n. c.. where they are spend
ing the summer. Secretary Daniels will
be back at his desk Tuesday morning
District Commissioner Louis Brownlow
is on a three weeks vacation at Atlantic
City.
Louis c. Wilson. District disbursing
officer. is at Atlantic City on his annua
vacation. He will return about August
/. During his absence J. R. Lusby is
acting as disbursing officer.
Secretary Lansing left last night for
weekend visit with Col. E. NJ. House, at
Manchester. Mass. Manchester Is a
snort InOtOr "Trip from cornish, where
President Wilson will be, but Secretary
Lansing said yesterday that he did not
expect to visit the President
Asa p. Phillips. superintendent of the
District sewer department, is spending
his vacation at Gloucester, Mass
J. NJ. Ward. ]. ". Beale and C. B.
Robinson have been appointed agents in
the engineering department of the
valuation bureau of the Public Utilities
Commission. Rolfe H. Brett has been
appointed clerk to succeed Normal c.
Copp, who has been dropped from the
rolls. John Krause, craftsman, and c.
P. Derby, electrical workman, have re-
ceived increases in salary.
Mrs. Stern, wife OF Rabbi Louis Stern.
of the Eighth Street Temple. is seriously
i'll at her home, 1875 Columbia road north
west.
Thomas o. Monk. newspaper correspon-
dent. who has been ill at his home in the
Junita apartment house for several
weeks, is improving rapidly.
L. Grant Smith. private secretary to
Secretary of Commerce Redfeld, will
leave today for San Francisco to assume
charge of the departments exhibit at
the PanamaPacific Exposition. He will
be away about three months.
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Bet Located Pepumr Pr1ce Family Hste,
NETHERLANDS

New York Ave, 50 yards from Boardwalk, Orer
looking lawn and ocean Capacity. 100. Elevator.
private baths. running water. special ne fea.
lures lawn tennis court and dance aoor. Fsthins
from hotel; shower baths; RATES SD to 81. 80
for free booklet and points Of interest IN Atlantic
City. AUG. RUHWADEL-
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Maj. c. W. Kutz, Engineer Commits
sioner Of the District, will leave the city
today on a several weeks vacation. He
will join his family at Great Diamond
Island, Me.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24
OSBORNE

Pacific and Arkansas Aves., uear Beach. Elevator;
running 1tef in rooms Windows screened. Bath
American plan Excellent table. Capacity, 800.
Booklet MRS. E. KUNZ
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District Commissioner Louis Brownlow
is on a three weeks vacation at Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

U. Grant Smith. private secretary to
Secretary of Commerce Redfield, will
leave today for San Francisco to assume
charge of the departments exhibit at
the Panama-Pacific Exposition. He will
be away about three months.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Thomas o. Monk. newspaper correspon-
dent, who has been i'll at his home in the
Junita apartment house for several
weeks. is improving rapidly.
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Best Moderate-Priced Hotel
ELBERON

And freproof annex Tennessee ave.. mar Beacr
central new throughout; capacity 40; opposa:s
Protestant and Catholic churches; running water
rooms; private baths; excellent table: fresh Ysse-
tables from our own farm; windows screened; wits
service booklet special rates 81 30 to S. 81 daily; -
to 81 weekly. r. B. LUDY, N. d
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Louis c. Wilson. District disbursing
officer. is at Atlantic City on his annual
vacation. He will return about August
l. During his absence J. r. Lusby is
acting as disbursing officer.
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District Commissioner Oliver p. New
man was in New York City yesterday
on important private business. He will
return to his office at the District Build
ing this morning.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Mrs. Stern, wife OF Rabbi Louis Stern.
of the Eighth Street Temple. is seriously
ill at her home. 1875 Columbia road north
west
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Asa p. Phillips. superintendent of the
District sewer department, is spending
his vacation at Gloucester, Mass
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Secretary Lansing left last night for a
weekend visit with Col. E. NJ. House, at
Manchester. Mass. Manchester Is a
short motor trip from Cornish. where
President Wilson Will be, but Secretary
Lansing said yesterday that he did not
expect to visit the President
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

Charlie Chaplin today. Virginia. sos 0th
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

]. NJ. Ward. ]. W. Beale and c. B.
Robinson have been appointed agents in
the engineering department of the
valuation bureau of the Public Utilities
Commission. Rolfe H. Brett has been
appointed clerk to succeed Normal c.
Copp, who has been dropped from the
rolls. John Krause, craftsman, and c.
P. Derby, electrical workman, have re-
ceived increases in salary.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-24

DR.. e. Lester Jones' superintendent Of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, will
leave the city August on an inspection
trip through the West. stopping at the
principal survey stations. He will be
gone two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
FAMILY OF SEVEN IN NEED
Widowed Mother ILL.,; Eldest
Daughter Earns 81 a Week.

There are seven little girls and a
widowed mother in the D. household
Alphonsina, seventeen years old, is the
eldeA daughter. She works in a book
bindery, earning between 81 and s. a
week. Trade training is to be arranged
for her by the Charity Organization So
ciety, which will increase her earning
power The next eldest sister is only
thirteen years old, and the others are
of all ages down to the baby of sixteen
months.
TIE mother has been home from the
hospital for only few weeks and must
be careful of her strength. little
sewing she does at home provides a
small income.
Other assistance for this family is
necessary, and the Charity Organiza-
ton Society appeals for fund of 500
for them, every penny to be used for
material needs only. Gifts should be
made payable to the society and ad-
dressed to its Office, at lO5 East
Twenty-second Street.
The society acknowledges with thanks
the following contributions sent in re-
Spouse to a previous appeal in The
Tribune for another family: "E. b. D."
s., and IN. X" So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington June IA shallow low that de-
veloped over the lower Ohio valley Monday night
moved rapidly northeastward and merged with a
northern low Tuesday morning over the lower lake
region This development has been associated with
very general and IN some places heavy thunder
showers.
In the region Of thunder showers the temperature
has fallen appreciably. and now seasonal tempera-
lures prevail IN all parts Of the United States. eI-
cept along the south Atlantic and Gulf coasts and
IN the Southwest beyond the Rocky Mountains.
The present rainy spell I'm the East will cease
Wednesday. and several days Of fair weather will
follow with reaction 10 higher temperatures by
THURSDAY Showers are indicated FOR Thursday I'm
the lake region aud the Ohio Valley. with rising
Wind, Tor Wednesday and Thursday-North Al
Iautic light east becoming vest Thursday: middle
Atlantic moderate west: south Atlantic light south.
becoming west east aud west Guli, Light and yan-
able. upper lakes. IglJ southeast. Increasing
wednesday night lower lakes. moderate west
Forecast for Special LocaIlties.-Eastern New
York. Eastern Pennsylvania New JeSsy and Della
ware. partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow; warmer
Tomorrow.
southern New England Maryland District of
Columbia Virginia and West Virginia. fair to-day
aud tO. morrow warmer tp-mDrrOw.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania.
partly cloudy to-day. tomorrow showers
Local OfHclal Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature FOR the last twenty four hours in
psri.Du with the corresponding date uf last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Operating returns Of the Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit Company in May
showed a loss Of nearly per cent in
gross earnings, and net revenues, de-
spite a saving in operating expenses,
made a decline of almost 7 per cent.
Gross passenger earnings amounted to
S1,9S9. 73s. and receipts from other
sources were $SO,422, and net after ex-
penses decreased from S91S,332 in 1914
to SS5622O. The surplus balance after
interest charges. etc, was S38,9O2,
against $1l2,S59 in the preceding year
For the eleven months ended May 81
the company reports gross revenues Of
S2l.S46.9GG. compared with $50, ,755
i'm the corresponding period a year ago,
while net income of S9,146,S5l was
SHOTS greater than in 1914.
Pacific Gas and Electric.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany has issued a circular to it's stock
holders setting forth the plan respect
ing dividends on the company's com
mon capital stock. Following the order
mission authorizing the company to
issue during 1915, by way of REIN
burscmcnt for net earnings applied 70
the redemption Of its bonds through
sinking funds. and as dividends on its
outstanding common stock, new com
mon stock to an amount equal TO s per
cent Of the par value of this stock out
standing, the board of directors will
meet on June 80 and declare a common
stock dividend. This will amount at
par to 6 per cent on the common
shares, the dividend to be issued in two
instruments. one-half on July Is and
one-half on December Is, TO holders Of
record June 30 in stock certificates.
New York Railways.
The New York Railways Company re-
ports for April gross operating reve-
nues Of $1,l27,38S, decline of $2l 800
from those shown in the same month
i'm 1914. Net earnings. however. after
expenses and taxes, which amounted
10 $223,2SS, were slightly IN excess Of
those year ago, and the surplus bal
ance after interest charges on out
standing bonds, etc, increased from
$72,Ol i'm 1914 to S83.S22 Gross in
come for the ten months ended with
April totalled $1l.l26,974, against SILL
4s5,Ol6 I'm the same period of the pre-
viouS year. while net income of 3d.
l3O,5Sl showed q decrease of $l26,5l6.
The number of passengers carried for
the ten months period was 220,SOS o.
262, compared with 226,34l,74 in 1914
and 221,Ol6,O3l two wears ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16

REFEREE APPoIETEO-sUPREME COURT.
IS BRADY. J.
RoscnficId IWarlef.J O'Brlru.
RECEIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT.
lH BRADY J.
Henry Lngclb.ch Minnie p Flag } " Stocker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers and AsslgEnents.-Juuc It, Scrgt j. T.
b'Ian YIN rd sh b. f. ssrd ' ii3ih TO- OH
J. - June d. j. T.. Msckey. li-th % &. O.. as
signed 20 luD at municipal lodging house, June
90 $50. q Ho.maghcr. 4ad 20 eth Nlutuau. June
-y Motorcycle PtImu $ J. r Genet l2d 10
D. D. %. Squad. assigned as messenger. w. +. j..
sullivan. D % Squad 20 i2l. assignment as
temporary Asslgnn,nb.- Surgeon 4. $ Boz.
burg - surgical District. g.. charge - surgical
IN .-upaI' 10 das. June d.. l. Dulr,
l49fl. o. e. a.. dufy iu ufiisr o.. Third DEPUTY
Commissioning 10 DAYS. June D.: Ptimu " Walsh
and r. j. Bradg. la'a and g. +. schmidt. luth.
ana H. uolm.. a,th 20 BIB u. 20 ds,,. June
~. = q. keuIeA 18th. '0 l,t J. D.. DO DAYS
June d.. O. T. Valentine. 39ih. Y. ;. Duu.ug.
t'tb. and 3. ; Franklin. listh 10 {. o. 50
Leass, VIVA pay -surseqn c. ,. Nammarki 81
July g. ta d, deducted from valatiou. mo pay
lumu. q Mofano ID, ! DAY: June is. 7 J.
Stos~. -atI ! day. June %. T }, d Reilly. s77d.
g. 3 Meanagl Cl.t Z day. June q. G. A. Brick
v,dci. -,4tI. day June Is. n. +. Cron. -7sth
Arrangements. to sl25o grade June 30
r T.. Harrington II. j. Ward Ei W u.
~ IN. IS MAYO. sth. E. Lynch loth / E.
Guuor I1th. A. T. stanton. 18th. f. Flanagan.
Itth. D. splitter. ION " s.Iyernan I'm; ] J.
',i5. = n Bruins. ssh. J. A. Green 59th J.
G. r Miles. 4sI. + } o'Callasha1. 43d. } A.
UBrea. 7sth & a. si.'nrI Iit,h N. Nun
oar.m. Io,rI. 81 Miner lsgth. 4 A. Ast.ri,a.
+ ] cassidy .,jth. ] r Winter. e55th; W J.
Hunt. -,l.t. &. A Patterson. 2,5d. b. j. McNa-
nee p c,r,r, a. 'f n p + cSaut Ho'i in b 1,
T. 81 80 grade. June Is } McMonigie; oth F..
q $ coos ioiha q. Wllam..oo; "a: IT. Lax /.
Grimm -sd. = T. Bacr -ad. q Werner ,o'h 7.
l. UaIfual. GaA. u Z kuharlc'u. 5bihs NJ. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16

sr,elsl ierm Par, I CRANE.
NttT.lN~ 10 4 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Fines Engineer ~ steamer G. NJ Ingram Eng
!. absent without leave; two regular leaves n OBJ.
sence be withheld FINN J. v. Coouey. Eng 3.
absent without leave. seven regular leave. of abb
scncc withheld and warned Fmm J r. Dun
lsau. Ing 3d. iuiorira'ion. three rcsular leaves
II atsc.cr withheld
Charges DlsmIsssd-Tmm J. A Kelly n and
l. 80 detailed 90 II and l. Co q reckless han
ding u motor apparatus. FINN ? $ quinn
and l. g. violation ~ general order &c. S.r,.r-
her 30. 1913. FINN J A STEERING " AMI +
9. permitting 6pparatu, t0 collide with rub.
truck
Leave, mo payl-Frm Dahl Erg "a
p br, June la Fmm g. J. Hcs.sa,I VI srJ
l. J. q houn. June %. Captain D. q No,h Egg
so. q hours June l. Cau' D. u.C1uuor 10
~ - hrs June lf. FINN r. J Roche ~
81. a hours June Il.