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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
VIEWS AND REVIEWS
OF CURRENT FICTION
A Spirited Tale of Horse-New Detective Stories
The Jolly Roger and Shipwreck in the In
dian Ocean-Nore Feminist Fiction.

victim was unconventional and had
many admirers. Moreover, she has an
insight o. tho condition OF affairs n
the heiress's home through her friend
ship with the housekeeper. The story
IS most entertaining; II keeps one IN
terested. but tho denouement Is some
what far-fetched. Miss Bonner's Grim
irai is, indeed. the weakest part Of her
story.
CAROLYN Wells has written better de-
tective stories than "The White Alley
which Is probably an earlier effort OF
hers not published until now--one OF
Fleming Stones first cases. Here we
have stll another murder mystery, and
as in Miss Bouner's story, the denoue-
mcnt is rs weakest part. II Is not
Stone the detective, but his author,
who solves the case.
Nr. S:rlncer's book is a collection Of
stories OF adventure linked together
by their characters and "a general pur-
pose-the pursuit and conviction Of a
master c0uuterfciter by an agent OF
the Secret Service, who is fooled with
unfaiirg regularity by two Of the
criminals women accomplices until the
last chapter but one. The hero IS IN
constant danger; be risks his life in
Paris. Palermo and New York; his dis
rulscs are penetrated, and, TO add 20
lis difficulties, he g. falling RAPIDLY In
love with one Of the two women. Eacn
adventure is worth reading as on epl-
s7dc; read consecutIvc.y, they suggest
somewhat pointedly The "continucd in
our next principle Of periodical lit
erature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
NARY WFSTMORELAND.

MARY WESTMOgFLAND. A Novel Hy Marie
Nan V..s. I.ontsr.cr by G. o. Tar l-mo.
y. $685. Boston L.ule. Brown Co
After so creditable q performance as
Miss Van Norst's Big Tremaine," pub
Nshed last year, this new novel Of hers
is somewhat Of q disappointment The
authors choice Of subject has no doubt
something to 90 with this, but, in addi-
ton, her treatment Of II is noticeably
uneven. Are we not beginning 20 get
lust a little too much IN our feminist
fiction Of the strong man Of large af-
fairs with the incompatible parasitic
wife and the private secretary, who is
rs efficient as she is nOOly yet sympa-
thctically womauly? Is not the
time approaching for parody on
this now Ovcrfamiliar plot, IN which
the same hero shall find refuge
with his womauly consort from the
daily discomfort Of association with a
clsagreeable but spensably capable
business woman in his private Office +?
such situations, too, have been and are
and will be. MARY Westmoreland,"
then. is one more variation on this
theme connu, an elaborate variation,
very readable in parts, but decidedly
forced IN others. II ~ IN It's character
drawing that the story is most IN
even. The heroipe's parasitic mother,
for instance, is very indistinctly drawn;
on the other hand. the figure Of the in
valid British poet, heir to q peerage.
is appealingly whimsical. and the West
ern family are delightful people.
There are, also, some well conceived
and well written episodes, the best Of
them being that Of Mary's remuneration
for the sake Of child or course. the
author fttingly rewards her for this in
Ia end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

steamer Kotonn DAM. C,sufaeso' Nay / 1ndt
ManEauiilo O. % The Ne" wNorA And CuoA NAL
4, 20 with SUGAR Bar midnight. Ism.
Aagot Nor). Porto Padre Nay 4ai Ha'na .
20 tie Munso0 50 Line. sith sugar. BAL ~ IT,
Na,.,o Avonmouth April TO- to the Cans IS Line.
H. ba at Bar. 80 N. ,,.-.
Bs.tO tNo'l. Gotheno1rg APT, -. 70 r S'ne'-'
why Co. with mdse Bar. midnight IN a., e..
Ceorgic (Br) Ayoumouta MAY !. y tho Whits
Star Line. r. bal ast Bar. 10. I'm Fl, - a., IT
Winclester X Co. N ballast quarantine. ~.
T.e4ary CBraaj. no lie Janeiro March =. santos
81. Ear5adas Apri! 10 ard Sew orleans Nay TO
IF Whitney 4 Co. with passenger aud ndse.
D1rli W""ts Gusgtanaino May Q. to the Munson s.
line With suga- Bar so o.. -
Pathaldel, MacoTis May s. ~ tie Clyde 50 Co.
Win sugar. Be- ; an ,,v n,.e, with
sesranca Rotterdam May l. 70 D'cA'' WI"
nf ksp,I s- e1os kpf IT, % ard orAn 49, to Norton
A'i p.r.n. Cristoba May = % the PAnam. Rat
road S Line. with 225 pAssenssrs. mails ana u1'e-
b1 rios.s,oa 11Br. London April g. to the cinard
s, Co lid. with mdse Bar, 70 80 m =, ~
clan Graham {Brl. Phi Al,ghia Nay IS. 70 bar
her A Co IN ballast Quarantine. 70 = m; -
iee!anag Galvsston Nay O. . II Bli q 70
with cotton II transit Is bound 70 Go'henbufs
a-1, Yer. nor, M.eo1, May :. to tie We" Iati.
{. 90 with SUGAR Bar. IS N. n
r. RIO. NsS orlsAi NAY = 20 we o9u''''"
b Nor,e. Galveston May : 10 ne southern Pa
cine Go. With iad,s agafsI t!ne - pyroo.
Ayr. AprA &c and It Lucis NAY .. 70 7
Hcu.tor a CO. Vifh mise Bar .l1 m -.
W.mlitou Nrwyor, Sos, all norfolk. 10 NE
Oh pomiuion :. Go. with passensers and n.dss
o1i.a.s Pil,,dspha. 20 the clyde 8. -. with
n,s.srs.r, ADD mtse Quarantine. 05 N
Radiant. Nes orleans May 5. 70 ne standard
OIL %. with uIdse SANDY hoo6. SGs u
SAILED.
stesn.n Cyn1c tBr). Liverpool: Len.ps Cn,ns'
ton 40 J.csonu.s farmland lNor), Phiadel-
nj. J.rer.on, Norfolk and Newport New; Ciy
~ MontsomerT savannah. Chippe~A -; 10
n.,,rsa Nassau: Toass4nds tB). Manchester
fruu.. fBrl. London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

Wh1ieeis dealers IN veiinu. formerly at SIS Broad
uag. against whom petition was aled on September
~ 1910 IIabLliies were s2ly.520
SCHEDULES
TIE CpFTNSTTGN CLOTHING co. ranufat-
urer of cln'hirg At sal BroadvaY. has ned as
sizfr f-rt schedules sh0Vifg liabilities tsl .8yZ.
nominal as.afs ff4 ~ ari actual assets ttlsSI
LESSER FkLR MANrFACTURING co. waists.
e. III Wet l,fh -, rlrd schedules showing iishi
ties 81 ZI5 ssscs Sll01i consisting Of stock sold
for 81 9NI Get :, 0OU. machinery sold for s. l'0.
,a.t e. o0n. accounts. ties6. all o. which have been
assigned "a collateral and a suit foy damages.
s.
srETVBERG BROTHERS. nc. Manufacturer
. - underwear ~ q Wooster 81. flsd scheil IS
shown. liabilities so 900 A'ses % $40. consist
irg y stock s. 900. plant. $1,000. accounts. tl3
40. note. $3.50 Among tie creditors aro lh'
Metropolitan Bank, 50. 900. secured. Western Ma.
'.raI Ta.k OF Baltimore. s. O10. secured and
LLcLtens,c.u A stern {Dlt2. secured
PETITION DISMISSED.
ATLANTIC KNITTING MILLS. kc.-Iuds.
Na,.r llsmis,sd PETITION fisd on March rs sshhs,
tla Afrrtir KrittinR Nii.l, mo. manufacturer 81
kr'' goo = A. 20 sullivan 81. on settlement Will
creditors at IS cunts 90 the dollar cash.
ASSIGNMENT.
sAMUTT, n. RoMER dealer IN m,n's furnish,
/ ing rood, 81 ar West l2d 81. mafs an assishleh'
+ % NJ Murray Simon and samuel schrsyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

Tr~ -r--r or rHr TIGER. BY Maurice L,
..-'.1 ' a .i'g ,,,., I5'rd' %, ~
i..s o. q,
TIL .H 1r cl>rHAl-. hy Geraldine Bonner
a.. a o. -.''--'' -''' ''''' -
ru wIrr ALl2 Hv Cuoya we''' rroa''ss-
D. L.,....',i Corpaay
rG It>r .r rrgu 4 novel 70 styr,urN By
,sf....,'. t.....a, '''''o'. '-H''' -
-. 49,. -. Ao.o..,.o
''.No" 49,
''. una. - one 10 '"e u''o Wv
p''.aA.'t business j" IeSPoDS0' ~
eo-,- 90 steady oeuHh1. '"'''o'"
Holmes ls gradually going inIo re'' i
'"'"'' ''''th one can never '5''' 'o1
believe That D. was dead. only 20 re
y.ye him for further exploits. The
same is truc " Arscne Lupin. the ru-
nor of whose taxing oH, spread by VI.
Leblanc himself, now proves to have
bee. very much exaggerated. Bat be-
sides these contributions from abroad
We have O steady annual supply OF the
native article. mostly Of less i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
LITERARY CRITICISM AND BOOK NEWS

idea Of God, we have reached a conccp-
tion, thanks 30 the contribution OF Al
brecht Rltschl. which may be described
"a M once ethical and consistent
through and through. For the divine
love eventuates. according 20 Rtschl,
not IN anything passive, but IN active
social service. Nothing in tho modern
religious outlook is more noteworthy.
IN our authors opinion, than the social
emphasis. The credit OF establishing
tho supreme obligation Of humanI-
tarisrism in the moral consciousness
OF the modern man is 70 be accorded TO
the eighteenth century: not only to the
rauouausts OF that period, who resort
Cd TO the simplicity Of Jesus's teach
irgs as refuge from elaborate theo-
locics, but also TO the Evangel icals.
Though they made much OF the ascotic
and o.her-worldly ideals Of traditional
Christianity, the Evangelicals yet en-
vhasizcd also 70 an unusual degree
love and service Of ones fellows, and
applied their principles often on q large
scale I'm one form or another Of prsc-
tcal philanthropy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A good demand prevailed for steam ana "a, 'ais
,ofnass Tor ga cArsoes b.! IN a. e ,nsi, nd
'.,.. 80 tre tendency Of rates vas Io"'r;
o1a.s,ion 20 LiyerYoi, i2d asked LSndon 10 a.
KY. '.ItI.prrRs-Br ,teamer 5000 q, gram.
;,-,..., - French Atlantic port. l0s So Jai.r
.teaG-r. 1855 tons. coal PIMA 70 "a. ~ s.nsrsi
,.-.,tt- tsrtes prompt. steamer. LIN IONS -
I-.' 1iT. = Pacific p0rt. private telms.
.t r steamer Isl tons , coal g Hi .Iea. =
. ia .-rs s.r- Ifal steamer. s0'I tons. sAiae
II. ..-.r.., 40 tons. coal Baltimore 70 ~
p 80 r.ri,.te terms. prompt. Bf steamer
49, 80 ro.i XlrrniA % RIO lie janelro :. ~
i.,. prompt. Nor steamer. lO-l tom. eoA; r ,a,
=, HatAlA prisG,e terms. prompt Sw ,'es "a
,-l t.u. general cargo. Phia 10 nAhHAs' Az
Ci-rfu--1s private terus. prompt br steamer 80
tins. l6.aooi HVu 70 Chester pI'" .,esmsr
iefE ms roal Ptna % Bangor. priran lefihs
s.t.ooe-. go tons. coal Virginia 20 btt.Ai ~
trl,aie tenn. schooner 5T2 tons sat iuins 80
l. PLua. private terms. schooner. Lass S''-'' 49,
baltimore u Maypoft. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

nn LOUIS S'l.ALI H.. '".'.N. .-...'..'-, =
1919 Pet. 81 - nl., 1900
separation mfif Way w. q. --,, b.
widow" receives a. Income 90 t'o',' a year d.
eeIe N.lar.er, lr'ihrr j. -" m i.' ,''i
81 i2itIs. subject 10 trustee r.mr,i-'ons. which
fo.I.e IT'S BOZ gluo o. tL'r',''-, % ga, ~
'~..f f.r fh- 'r.., - Amsla "a. n'r. i', ,I.A
s.nacfe' K"cmH' Helen ha"''f l,} rs any -
3D.. r.IacS-. ...".'-.r, and e.' luIf.s ~.Na-frr,
90 ,.u b.. OIL. Fveu rn.tg alA personally gaY !
o.. ta.Ds ourat. b.. addition 81 DE- ~ Pc
trut estate. a'l lro "a" s'e =" D'..
F--r'.es Z. 81 Nc' 80 ra.c. ,'rs-a.sei It
"i' 80 'n q. ~ fl- ~ ."' ,'l..
cages si'..' .f la-'-i --.'' t.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

RUSS New York: H. Adhauc OBJ. New York.
Fayai. May l3-Nlckere Dutch from New YORK
via West Iniies and Venezuela, Amsterdam.
Bordeaux. May l0-Chicago tFrl. New YORK.
PASSED.
Lizard May li-Lord Downshirs OBJ. New York
Tor Hsuc; Duubsn0or (Br. New York fol
Hare.
81 Michaels. May l3-Earl OF Elgin OBJ. New
York Tor Naples
Dover. May Monaco tBrl. New YORK for Hull
Tarfa May l3-Queen Amee tBrl, Calcutta and
Colombo ior Boston and New York
Dungeness May l4-AruRdo Dutch. New forl
Tor Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
FIRE RECORD.

- ss-irss Ansteritn Az L weissd; uiainS
90 Bouy, l. Mmn TIMING ,
5s-lls " lsist o. Mary Nentei .lnnS
,l-3l5 Cr.rmins Az: A Miller. rinhd
! o1-sg T. lesd st l. waxner uinins
i sos , l0-d e. r Marcus tfinlns
. la fqt Vfg'rgon q Gandlek, trinlns
Cool L I6;th 81. The BronI l. shosrnah
sso-Ki~s a, ,nt Charlie. o.. Ths BronI. KislJ
& Purity, trilinz ,,,,, ,.s,
2N-5l " seth t. Boultef Aiiiner, uinHS
f.5-iis " l0sth - J CAseJ tlnihs
SD psl.ncry o. Anna Llppsl uininl
k.-IA L....os a. RsSsSSA. yoliaddi aaAiaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of WarShips

rssset Assist. surscoo J. @ DoWNEY. naval sta
l.u. i.4..G.u tr Naval p. 81. POI. Maze j. ard
A. Assist Dental Surgeon ,. J. RICHARDS. %
utvai fsa.irs station. Nor'1.E.
Arf Assis. p-.t-i Surgeon A. @. LYLE. 70 naval
tflt station. N..t-l'
A.. As,i.- Dental Surs.eu 4 ZUEULKE. 10
rrgaI trai.i. alton. Great laI-s
CHIEF Gunner WILLIAM sEACH. AVA magazine
Iona ls.alt June ii. 20 trt-tr''.rt
Lieut. tt.i1r Frstel j. " DOYLE. o1uIn AID
i4woar.4. o. saratoga
Ea,..a q WAlUur. command BIS. home. 70
Trsgr s h. BRAY MohicAn to A.
Elsyn J X MANN. discharged hospital.
Pass Assist surgeon ? " HOuGH ie,Gchsd
naval station. UloasaI". TO AsTsi AaapltAL l1ko-
Ch'Si Bossw.in WILLIAM DARLINGTON. to Pts
U.5,'.si- HOSNFR 20 WonAiro-s
I..t.ua.n WILLIAM IE FRIES. &C. NHf'er~y
.C.it Gunner IL. A DAVIS. 10 t-l'-ay cu'y
o'a. M.anAt A c. BYRNE. to naval station.
Narru.lst J 4 WARD. naval station. Olonsipo;
Aoilo - aAlt ORDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

N,pls. Nay it-C.era Utah. Ne" iork
b.rnad, May lt-Bermudian lB'l. Neg r2ts
IT,. ~, l4-D.yon Clty tBfl Ses YORK.
ror-uh.srn. MAY IS--Osc.r II DAM. New York
~. klrkvaN and ChriBuAnstnd
c.,,e Nav l2-pet,oleire tBrl. New YORK
birkrrhr.d May l3-CemAnehs tbrl. Nov Ton
Tor MAnchcster 80. A. ~. -.
I.ith. May i3-AuSusts (swedl. N~ fera via
klrkwAlL -
r,,.~,.ol- Ma ls-purslsy lBsl. BatSa. Neana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
BUSINESS CARDS.

Careful CARPET CLEANING Co.-Chans y
compressed air steam. hand OF on eoof 1919
BrosdsAy, AL EaAt tstn e. coz BRANDT
Tei l32- ssth
NTTIGRAPH TYPEWRTrrEN LETTERS 800
40 !. 900 s. IS. 10000. 50 @. X Nesthe,f9od.
100 BroadsS Equitable Bu4idinsl, hoom LII
Phone Rector .5is
MN YORK ,ARPEr CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, largest. Most Modern
ZINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAPEN
Prices Reasonable send for Circul1
Tel ss92 -tss. btSsnt sN<5s Vest t3th ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Barometer Readings.
New Tenants for Dwellings

Peass & Gilman leased FOR a term OF years q
Dr. Maurice Packard West s6th St snd w
dwelling az tho southwest corner Of Audubon az
Adj ls4th g.. 10 / Y. Cohen.
ChArles + Dcmpsey has leased for term o.
years 1856 East ga s.. 20 John IA. Morris.
shaw & O.. leased III East l27th at 70 jane
CouraA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

D..,,,,,,oo ,,s .,,.n.r $50 .. IL
Hawaii Japan. Korea China. PHILIPPINES ,
tyia san Francisco TEMPO Marl. May II
Tahid. Marquesas Cook Islands. Ne" Lea-
and AustraIi. via sUl Francisco 49,, q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. May IA diSturb,nce tina, ws'
over Utah Thursday night had moved 70 Western
Nebraska with a considerable increase In intensity
and general showers have fallen 10 tho northward
and westward and also locally In Iowa. North III
nols and Indiana Over the remainder OF the coun
tn fair weather prevailed.
There will be showers SATURDAY and Sunday in m
upper Mississippi Valley and the Northwest and OF
Saturday IN the central plains states. followed b.
fair weather Sunday In the lake region and IN
Ohio Valley generally fair weather SATURDAY will b
f. owed hy showers Saturday night or sunday
while over the remainder OF the county the weathe
will be fair Saturday and SUNDAY.
Wins FOR Saturday and sunday. North Atlantic
moderate northwest 20 north; middle Atlantic. mod
crate variable. south Atlantic. moderate south: east
Cuff gentle, mostly west u northwest. west cur
gentle 10 moderate southeast. upper lakes moderate
northeast saturday. except strong Oh extreme west
Superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
SAILED

Ma, la-UuU HOPKINS AID IAsr-no~. from s,usa-
no fr saH Trtro. Chester. FROM Nor'4 River fof
Nfan.-t. Chattanooga. fE0m sAa DISCO ~ t4fsct
tra.-.r
MAJ l5-Ue~ham. pa'ch ard Cumming NON Ser
YorE vari f.r Newport. thence % sea. Ma-hlGs.
fr.m k,v Wet far PugresO. Nefc-s. from Aamg-
toa Roads fef hls'or.
vulcan. NV n Eastern Motieu.assn. ordered
10 pIooaed 10 Hampton ESAdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
GROCER GREATHEART.

GROCER CITATUEAHT Tropical Romance
By Arl-- a .-l-s. LIMO. - 90. i.e John
Lane Company.
Greatheart has retired from the gro
Gerry business in Wool.omooloo, which
is q suburb Of Sydney, y. S. ". He is
fory-tre when he starts on his travels.
0ae sniff of the Spice Islands on the
deck of the steamer that carries him 20
Japan suddenly awakens in him the
romance, the thirst for adventure tina.
has lain numb ard unsupported below
the prosaic efficiency Of his success IN
trade. And when the boat IS ship
wrecked and a small company Of sur
v;vo~- reach O desert island Il Is
Greatheart who takes cOmmand-hke
the Admirable Crichton IN Barrie
play. Already on the raft he had
Iroved his right 70 leadership by cool
lr celebrating whether II would not
Dc better TO throw the stout man over
board on account Of his weight, Dut de-
Gliding that he might be useful as bal
last. There are SIX OF them altogether,
.v1 Of their number being women.
Then nCw adventures come--a gigantic
TIGER first Of all, and then mysterl-
ce- Young woman, and Il trained ele-
Llaut. and a murGerOus crew Of treas
ire hunters, and, last Of all, a pirate
ship out Of the distant past, which
proves 70 be the most modern Of all
b The happenings in this mildly amusing
fantasy
THE GENTLEMAN ADVENTURE.
TIE GENTLEMAN ADyENTTRER By Il. c
Hal-y limo. ~. s53. GecfEe Ii. DmA Con
pay.
Il is all according to Esquemeling,
and even outdoes him, this story Of
piracy and the Spanish Main and the
buccaneers city Of pleasure on Tor
tuga. The hero is a. English ,ountry
squire, drawn into plot against Dutch
Williams life, then forced 10 flee be
cause lie refuses to turn Kings evil
/ dencc. And so, after the custom Of the
time, the captain Of the ship on which
/ he takes passage sells him in Jamaica
TO Il planter Under the leadership Of
one Luxe Veal the white men held in
bondage on tie plantation revolt, es-
cape JOB lougboat, capture a snip, ana
the piracy begins. There Is woman
iu al this, the planters daughter, ABB
. Quoted by Veal, more ferocIous than
Morgan himself, and twice as reach-
cIous. The gentleman advenlurcr
; starts out IN a ship OF has own, ne OBJ
+ tains letters OF marque from the Gov
. cruor Of Jamaica ln private feud with
Estevan. the terror Of the Caribbean,
and thereafter there is fighting and
adventure In tropical forests, and love
4 making all that story OF piracy
/ should contain. in abundant measure
/ and Of good quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Earnings Of the Sierra Pacific Flee
trio Company AID it's subsidiaries con-
tinue 10 show marked falling of, ow-
ing 20 the present unsatisfactory con-
dition Of business principally the min
ing industrv-in the territory served
by the company. The company reports
that collections in general are unsatis-
factory and the unpaid portion Of all
bills which has not been taken into
earnings IS now being carried as "ac-
counts receivable -snecial,' this figure
Ms Of March 81, 1915, amounting TO
SGiS11. Gross income for March
amounted TO $36,324, decrease Of Slo,-
1O2 from the same month in 1914; OPP
Grating expenses and taxes were re-
duced by SG.C57 and net income de-
creased S1l4l5, 10 S19,7G9. The sur
plus balance for reserves, requirements
and dividends after interest charges,
etc, was SI2,5l7, loss Of Sll,5-5. IN
the twelve months ended March 81
gross income Of S54i,044 showed re-
ductIon of S106,6o7 from the previous
year. and net decreased Ss5,4i5, 70
1901, 81.
New England Power.
Consolidated earnings of the New
England Power Companies covering
operation for the four months ended
Aprl 80 were more than 2S per cant
higher in gross revenues, which
amounted TO $439,OlO, than in the pre-
ccding year. The net income after
charges for operation and taxes was
S28O.9l2, an Increase of more than 80
per cent, and the balance after inter
est requirements on outstanding bonds
was increased S60.75G, to s160,52s. The
surplus balance after other interest
charges and preferred stock dividends
was $52,021, compared with >9,41I In
1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Trom The T-'huns Tureau-l
Wasllngtor. MAY "a

ARMY
Lieut.. c., ROBERT T. L NICHE CA'. placed
L..at 90 GKOTE HUTCHINSON. Cav. r.,
moved t.cfr'-o-a. - taAe cfeoI July l. ~a-si' d
NJ J'0sIrd C. CAsTNTR. In. RON. Army
war C...,. May %. Assme duie' ~ a1I. s7'"
cas- ION MUNROE Coast Ar. detailed as
-4p.4.l Ordnance pelt. June 70 49, -,
Can THOMAS ROGERS Inf fr"in Io-h M
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees tn ] 10
o M. lowest ~ tat IS M average. 40
average Tor corresponding date last year o. average
for CORES DoudNs date .ast thirty three years. 81
Humidity.
soIlpm...... 4slsp No.. 80
Barometer Readings.
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Local Foreosst.--Fsir to-day and tomorrow cen
tral 70 moderate north ard northeast winds
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MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.

May ll-Co'oraio A. San Diego
Ma ii-Fa-rtus jenkins Joget; Bos,. ard jar
VS. A. North Ii1cT. Scs YORK CITY. Man. al Bal
hos
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Stn prfro Tncss al O.. AZ NortA River. Ne,'
YORK CIV. Ciiuucfv a. Jolp J J.
MAY N-Nor-n Carllus. a. AeIGatia. EgJpt.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port Of
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. "a sunse. 1909. moon sets. s'OS'
moons age 2.
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NAVY
,, comn RN KERRY. to duty L. naval al

I,e 20 '' Si,r,o, sTss., C. 2. BATTLE r. W
PAM s n MACFARLANE. R 7 YoCNG.
Il &. WsLEY " &. HAlLs. H. v MEADE.
Is CROMEK AID JENlfLE GARNEIT commits
stoned ~
Lieut.. Cunior grade :. F Helm. Mare Island
Nay NArd 70 Fromeihe.s.
Eass1 c. j. MFEATERs. Sew Jerssy. to Brock
Ensisn I. HILL. Louisiana to temporary duty
receiving ship ~ Norfolk
Lansn g. " NELSON. detached receiving sjp q!
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