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New-York tribune., 1916-01-26
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and One Hall Per Cent.
Moftg3ge Bonds,

Nofice e hereby given 4. at. pursuant 70
the provisions Of Article Nine Of the mort
esge from this Company 10 the United
Sfaie. Trust Company OF New York. Trus-
80 dated Angus, ]. 1899. this Company
Iss ret apart out OF 'he net income derived
H. n from the lines of railroad therein
inortraged the sum Of Twenty-Five thou
sand dollars IN trust 10 be used 70 redeem
go bonds and that bonds issued under
aid mortgage will be redeemed herewith.
yids are hereby invited for the surrender
OF such bones 81 prices 10 be named by
tto bidders. 10 the amount OF s25.b4s.7i
IN the Sinking Fund.
Such bids should be presented 10 this
Company al its once. 165 Broadway. IN tho
city OF New York. on or before the lst day
OF March. 1916. at twelve o'clock noon. and
should be endorsed Bids for Surrender %
Central Pacihc Railway Company Three
and One-Hslf Per cent. Bonds"
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY co
nv 8N. =. HERRIN. President
Daf-d January II. 1916
New-York tribune., 1916-01-26

general fund SIo5 So eeo. total receipts ,aIlf.
ss-e toial ps,,mes si.oeisl5. The dshc,t ini
sac $50 last wear. rtrIusiss o, Panama canal al
puullc deli NaAs actions.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-26
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Butte 4 y - 3 ITr- Bunon. , I.
enlisted
New-York tribune., 1916-01-26
AMERICAN ISSUES
LOWER IN L0NDO!N
French Loan Actiye-Reae''0'
ary Trend in Rubber SlO'"
Discounts Firmer'

London. JAM 15. The ',0is , 7.
was quiet and -ietlt W ,bs z
French loan was active ~ "a. ,.s =,
Suggd 'oci'1o5 ~ react and there was l'' l..
doino I'm other directions. ~ =.
werc unchanged at 59is; the n'' "
loan : lower at 91 ,,5s..
nr rNl-N|N NtNHt 900 .. p
New-York tribune., 1916-01-26
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. jan .5.-The condition - the
United states Treasury to-das w.s N.l balu.os H.
The evening world., 1916-02-02

President Butler OF Columbia Univer-
slty viii preside next Friday at a lun-
oheon at the Railroad Club. No. 30
Church Street, when the efforts Of tho
National Marine League toward Great
for American control Of the ocean trans
portHtion OF American products will
be presented. Ohlcials OF the league
include August Belmont. Chairman:
bilt, Guy Il. Trip, Alexander J. Hemp
hill. G. Ledyard Blair, John -. Ryan.
Morgan J. o'Brien and y, ". w Ross.
The evening world., 1916-02-02
TUO RecitaLs
a Meagre Record
Days Music
By Sylvester Rapling.
INA CIAPARRELI vIAFoRA.

= INA CIAPARRELI = vIAFoRA.
" formerly OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company, gave a recital
atAeolian Hall last night. Her pro-
gramme included several groups Of
Italian numbers, two songs IN French,
another which was a setting Of "salve
Regina" by Pietro Yon, and at tho
end six songs In English. Her ad-
mirers were there In force, and she
was In excellent voice. which is suf-
ficient praise for this splendid artist.
Assisting her were Karl Kirksmith,
'cellist, and Charles Gilbert Spross,
companist. In "Salvc Regina" the
composer accompanied her at the or
gan. A novelty was in having Mar
ratore" explain her songs, instead Of
the words being printed in the pro-
gramme. Four OF her Italian songs
were sung for the first time.
Madeleine D'Espinoy made her New
York debut at the Theatre Francois
yesterday afternoon. She is a product
OF the Colonne Orchestra in Paris, a
relative, / am told, Of the founder OF
that distinguished organization. Sho
disclosed a pleasing voice and a
charming personality In programme
that ranged from Handel, through
Dotti. Campra, Monslgny and Berlioz
to Duparc. Dupont, Faure and Dali
croze. She distinguished herself espe-
cially In a group OF songs by Pierne.
one or two OF which she had to repeat.
Nine. Dksspinoy was accompanied at
the plano by Flora Macdonald Wills.
tho exquisite artist who helps Kitty
Cheatham. Martha Maynard. the
manager OF Nine. D'Espinoy. seems
TO have prediction TO exploit
women with romances back OF them.
Last week the foundation was laid in
unhappy Poland. with n New York
development. Yesterday II was fair
France that furnished the background.
with defiance OF parental objection.
elopement, desertion and--well. what
else could be expected--an appear
ance upon a New York stage.
The evening world., 1916-02-02

See the demonstration OF Eng
lander" Couches, Cots, Springs, Etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
Government and Bank
Deposits Also Show In
crease on Week.
LIQUIDATION IN
N. Y. CITY WARRANTS
Philadelphia Reports Gain in
Gold Holding of About
$4,500,000.
rrr-r Th1 rrirune Bureau ]

Washington. June 10.-Considerable
additions during the week 20 gold and
cash reserves arc indicated by the
regular weekly statement Of the Fed
eral Reserve Board. made public % day.
Government and bank deposits likewise
show larger figures than at the end OF
the preceding week.
The gain Of over 100000 in total
reserve reported by the Boston bank
is accompanied by somewhat larger
increase in deposits. In the case OF
the New York bank the large increases
in gold and cash reserves are due
largely TO liquidation Of New York City
warrants and the return Of gold from
the agent for redeemed notes
In case Of the Philadelphia bank
gain in gold of s4,5OO,OOO is accom-
panied by a change Of the favorable
balance due from other Federal Re
serve banks Of S3,500,OOO, reported the
week before. TO an unfsvorable bal
ance o. s1,70O, 900. Kansas City reports
a gain Of 81. 700. 900 in gold, largely the
result of liquidation OF about Sl.OOO,OOO
Of acceptances and warrants.
Three banks report aggregate pur-
chsses Of 100000 Of United States
bonds. Municipal warrants on hand
decreased s13,50O.000, the New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
Information and
Marine NeDs of the World

sEinfare DAN. Nucvtas Juno g. 20 The Munson
- line. with sugar Bar al Sa M.
CIV OF Augusta. Savannah Juno :. 20 the Ocean
IS co. WIFI Wdso quar- al 10 .2j a ma
queen Ameic BIZ Algcfs Mas ~ Via Norfolk
June 2. 90 houlder Weir a BOYD Bar az 10 a m.
Skandertrrs DAM. Algiers May o. 70 ! II WIN
ch,*.fr 60. with suuac wood. Bar ~ 10 80 a NJ
Jele son Newport News and Norfolk 10 tho Old
Dominion - 90. with mdse. quar- ~ 2ll m
Hinia1e dam. Port-au- Prince MAJ 2s Jacmsl
~ and Aux Cages June T. 70 o A Anderson a 60
with mdse Bar a. 2.5 NJ
o.. 80. i'tfra lNpaul Barcelona May -, Valencia
20 Malaga q and CGdiz 30 10 the Compsnia
Ifasailantlca With malls and mdse Bar $40 a M
Ldison llsht. Ccnlucgls June 2 % the Aiunson
IS i.lie. With sugar Bar al 2i5 . ~
SAILED.
S.ratheven tBrl. Hsue. stra,hiav fBr). Dor
deaut. America ltall. Genoa Knight of the Gar
ier obj HAVE Edgar = Lucaenhach Wellington
Alt1leo, Havana. WestwegO Barrow Tuscania lTri .
Hl@,soN; 'reur iEr. POnta Degada san Marcos.
HaFesion ArapahOe Charleston and Jacksonville
tcamo, san Juan. New York. Liverpool. Protetls
N,e~ Orleans; Tcus Dutch. Baltimore. Alamo.
MoDilei Sa1onla (Brl Liverpool: Duca degli
AbruzI Qtan. Genoa Princess Anne. Norfolk and
NeEpoT News Mun1mar. Nipc. Rio Grande Bruins
tNorl. Kingston. Horhambcau tFri Bordeaux: III
Eale' Galveston: Meiapan. Iayana Siberia. lon
qol horea. do. Rochester. DO. Oristano fBrJ
Card,n. korona (Br. 80 kits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

2ssd r Roth c. o. n y. Morris. s' Dist
II. = wailword, ~ II = vc,fon,ro. 9Th:
~ Wuliainson ga. H. J. Grimm. go y
B,sf a7d. IS j. Koberlen. Seih: w J. GAY .5,,
sht fs q,a,cS IA j. 4 Dunn. i3d louis Bsu-
man Goth. julius Wicdcnhoft. l5Wh @ - o ,gye.
1881; ) W > Fink lsllh SIN a. N rlsfse G. n
d Corcy. Boiler 50 u. = BARN, - b.. te,h
fInssEIieutenant owens Woods. a9oth taitalini,i
IN p-etb when charges were preferred. MAY ~,
failed 10 make entry IN biotior promptly. ian~l "
pr9%Rly ss b,d I'VE 6 b's 5R April Blna
on bench apparently asl'ep. while a. special -
Segment. DAYS y NsDt ,i LIN 10 ralied
n,.,uis.s p DAYS. r j. ilcalc. 18Th q chargcsl'
NAV B. absent from reserve July; uNA m%G a.,
T rsenI. 18th Hpd IL. absent from post. coming
from DOLLHOUSE IN park. 2 dsys; j. J., bfgsh' ,-,,i
D4 ,inprotSr patrol days T J. sokel .0th.
And 4 disc0urtcOus 10 woman. iMlei 70 c'.'
woman acrees the street ! d'l ...c,,d on fsn sni
smoking In dance hail. da5s. J H. Sa5NoI,' 90,
MAY g. absent from relieving p0niJ, @i ho a0 rea@
What post he assigned 10 iailch 70 hhy" n.,n.a.
randum book when requested 10 90 30 ~ soIs
days: Bot Sears go May (. anssl lsGm % ~,
sent from post Ia barber shop. DAYS May -1seat
from post coming from rear room o. $40" D,sehins
uarlor / DAY; 4 r. Terwiiiiecr. 51th April ~.
Standing AZ side entrance 10 liquor saloon, drinking
a liquid. apparently whisky. from awhs.ey gas:
days; Maurice Shnahan. 5s,h. May :, 1' IA
knHl gS alsent from reserve duty. days Andrew
Keane i3d. MAY 9. absent from reserve Iuiy.
dsys. G. A. Young. f2d. April 10. absent from posi-.
sitting in a doorway with another patrolman; days.
g J. Carroll 83d. April H.. Improper patrol. shuHs
I'm a doorway IN conversation with A paiioimau.
DAYS. James NcMuuy. 43d May T. absent rom
poet sitting az table IN lunch room WIN ghlioil1
coat aud cap on. days James Mccaoe. btd, Apfu
To- absent from post standing a. bar ln llluot
saloon with gass OF whlhey IN ms manu-, ~
DAYS: r. r. Manning 74th. April ~, failed TO report
Al expiration Of tour Of duty. day. II. ). Ahr
i4sth MAY T. absent from rolcall, one mar qai.
A a. Grom, l4aih MAY !. improper patrol one pay
day. J. X Kiely. ljith May y absent from post.
day. ID J. Murphy l6lsf. May 5. absent from r.
lieyng point. I day: william Becker. l0ad. May =
absent from post in room ~ liquor saloon WIN
a las ~ brandy I'm hls hand days. william
Becker. 1891. FEB. % absent from post, days:
D. j McAuley 216th g. chnIgeSl, MAY 20 absent
from post coming from bicycle booth. DAYS:
MAY g. absent fro mpost. I day f. J.. Bruins. 2'ith
Afsy D absent from outgoing rolcali one hair day'
j. " Bnerton. 21Sth. Feb p. absent from oost.
failed 10 answer hsshght signal. ! day John 'l9i'
sell 2SlsL April go absent from outgoing rollcti;
B DAYS: G. T. r. Barrois. 9Th /. D.. My 10 fil4si
to appear at court To arragu prisoner. / daf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

Bavsmo Progreso May 81 va Boston Juno s 10
the New YORK and cuba Mail IS Co. With mdse.
Bar Al $3.50 ~ 9th ~ o..
Sew York Dutch. Bergen May % and Shields ".
% David T Warden. Bar at ii IN bth
Alfonso XIII tSpanl. Bilbao May Is santsnder
% COnlnna 30 and ViGo 81. 20 TIE Compania
Trssatlanrca. with mails and mdse. Bar at p M
9th.
Erik II DAM. Philadelphia June s. 70 An
derson & Co. Left quar- az 20 ~. 800
Hawaiian. Philadelphia june 9. 10 Norton. IAlls
& Go. LEFT quar- az 35 a..
Concho. Galveston June and Key West 9. 20 the
Mallory IS Co. with mdse. quar- a. 5.29 m
Ayers Texas city. 20 the southern IS co, WIN
mdse. quar- 90 j..a H. ,
Cherokee Georgetown. G. June ard Whining
ton y 4 s. % The Ciyde - 60 with mdse
kafsrine tGreel Aaers May =. 10 Minnie,
Bodman & Co. Bar az : 10.
Stayangercn tNorl. Aux Cages Nav p and Peiit
Goalre 81 20 NJ Raphael & Co. with los~ood
Bar al 10 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Sp@zia. Nav 2o-Palermo Otan New York
iauilIa'. June 4-SilFcr Shell New York
Shim0ics.E. June g-kina Dam NeN York VII.
81 Lucia. Cane Town. etc FOR Yladiv0s-k
suez June Nsiherhy Hall fBr Yokohama etc
for Boston and New York
Brahanc. June e-Suruga. New York via Balboa
and Wellington
Liverpool. june l0-Lspland fBrl New York
teitr. June s-tpo Mendl (Spall. New York
London. June 9-Alaunia tBr. New York via Fal-
bordeaux. June E-Guyane fFrl New York
OherhoIrs juno 5-Orhamme OBJ. New York FOR
HaYre
Haue June 7-vosbergen (Nor) New York
De'agoa Bay. June City ~ Agra (Br) Calcutta
and Colombo fOr Philadelphia and New York
kirkwal June s-Fnedeuk VIII DAM New York
for Chrisusnsand.
SAILED.
Marseiiles June s-Tekoku Maru Iap) New York
HaUc June 5-D0ringtcn Court fBrl New York p.
tggesiod tBfl. Sew York. King Bioddyu (BrJ
Sew York
oran. June orion fSwed) Nov York.
Barcelona. June - Jover Sierra lSpan) New
York
Liverpool. juno l0-st Louis New York
Op0ro. June 4-Wlelirecht Dutch New York
PASSED
anl1a
Lard. June io-Frsmlington Court tBrl. New York
flr Harrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. June TO-.
AL-nNA


Col CHARLES NJ .TRUITT RETIRED. sssiFned 70
active duty and detailed for gen recruiting ser
vice 10 recruiting duty Bu-alo relieving MAJ.
HAROLD L JACKSON Inf the ua'el Is ueces-
Toiosyins assignmerts o-cers Field Al. Announced
Firsl Lieut. LUClEN II. TALlAFERRO. tth Fi-d
Fist Lieu, HAROLD II BATEMAN. 4th red AZ.
Capt WILLIAM y. SCREWS Inf from duty with
organized militia July J.. assigned llh III. 90
Name Of fir., Lieut. EDWARD I. KELLY. cole,
Art placed o. iisi n oricers detached from 'heir
proper commands 70 axe effect July 81. ard mans
~ First lieut. JOHN G.. DONOVAN Coast Ar.
removed therefrom. 10 take eject July -. Lieut.
DONOVAN relieved from duty al Jefferson Bar
rachs ana from further recruiting service luly rs
Additional Sc Lieut. RAYMOND MARSH. tin
Filed Art assigned IL So lieut. 10 present
Adliioah Sec Lieut. JOSEPH NJ SWING. as
signed ll lield Az, As Sc lieut. NJ
FiSt Lieut. DONALD G. CUBBIsoN Field An.
unassigned. assigned an Field Az
First Lieut. HENRY c. BIERBONER. Med. Res
Corps. now on leave OF absence al Chicago. 10
Following assisf ments officers OF cav recently pro
CAPT GEORGE A F. TRlMBo eth Cav
Leave OF absence granted second Lieut. THOMAS
CATION sd M. extended tso months and
Fi-st Lieut. FRANZ A DoNIAT. Ord. Dept. from
Waieriown Arsenal. June 20. TO once chief OF
FIJI, Lieut., EDW1RD W PUTNEY. JA,iEs A
BRICE CHARLES -. MEYER THEODORE VI
CHASE and MEADE WiLDGICk and Second
Li,uts. JAMES b. CRAWFORD and ROBERT 81.
LIE Coast Art. Co camp ~ instruction a. For,
Terry july !. for duy until Aug 3.
NAVY
A. Fay CLERK n A THOMPSON. 70 Brooklyn.
CAPT n A. WILEY detached command New Jef-
sey. 70 command Wyoming. June H.
Capt g. =. COOPER detached command Louis ara
90 Naval War College. July
Capt II. r BRYAN. detached command Kansas
90 Naval War College. July /.
Capt Is F. III DHlSON detached Saral War
college 20 command Kansas
Comdr. J. r 4. IkLNGlL. dcta -hed Naval A-at-
emy. 90 Dixie
Comdf J. r HINES detached Naval Academy 10
command Chattanooga
Comdr. 7 SENN. detached command Chatts-
uoogs. 90 Naval Academy
Comdr. J. r. CARTER detached nav yard phIla-
delphia 90 command Alabama. vice Comdr NJ
LIBY. 10 navy yari Philadelphia
Lieut. CON g. =. EOWCLIFF detained New Yors
June 70 90 aid on personal siaf second in com
maud Atlantic feet
Lieut., o. c. V g. GRIFFIN. g. C. DICHMAV
AID N. A MlTSCHER AMI Enrgns l. l. RAJ.
bIIT. 4 T. HULL and WILLIAM MASEk de-
iached North Carolina 90 Naval Aeronsulr sta
ton. Pensacola
NauL Con c. C wEsTEByEiT. detached Gee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
TRANSPACIFIC NAILS.

Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands
Via Seated CLOSE a. 800 initial
hSDius 10 day
Japan CoIes China and Philippine Islands
via Sesttle) (close a. g 80 ml-Merico .
Msru ........... s."e4i9 -
Tahiti Marquesas Cock Islands. Nev Zea-
land ana Australia lcIccpt NesD via san .
Francisco (cose al u 80 . ml-Mzitai. June ~
Hawaii FiH Islands New Zealand and Aus
tralia (eIcepJ WesN (yia Vancouver ana
Victoria. Il @ (cose 40 $50 MI .
Niagara .............. 49,. -Juhe ~
Guam and Philippine Islands via San Fran
c!s-0) lclose a. u 80 mj-U transport juno 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

June s-Chaisnoosl. la Paz for san Diego. H-c.
tor. Monte Christi for Guantanamo via Port au-
Prince. So.ace. Puerto Plata Tor san Domingo
CITY. Wake Monte Christi for Guantanamo
j. 9-Ba.timo-e. Dubuque Lebanon. ontario and
soaom2. Plymouth Tor Boston. Belhsm New
Haven for Newport ard Fan River Bushnell
Melville for NeN London. Casslu. Easfp0rt Pr
Ma.haspor Conyngh4m Menrru-ha B'sat f1r
trials Cummings. Bar Har1or for Winter Har-
Dor. Duncan. tdgarOwu Tor VINEYARD Haven.
Edcs14. Bar Hafhor f1r Na-hiaspou. Jenkr..
i.m4Ild Haralr fD- lrief. Uarhor and Rock
lani Kansas. Nsp.cague BAY for Newport Ken
fu.iT. Guantanamo f1r San Domingo CITY. Lam.
,0r. Guantanamo fpr Lsr0manz. Melville Rok-
land for M4rliaspou Michigan. Mnaesota South
Carolina and Vermont Newport fGr stamford
Tuese- BuEsrls BAY 'oF Newport Wiaslgs
Newport for Boston
slle l0.-Ners. Gusn Tor Honolulu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

Cleveland. Chicago and Kansas City
banks accounting for the greater part
Of the decrease. The total earning as
sets Of the banks declined about vs.
100000 and constitute now 2Se per cent
of the paid-in capital. as against 30S
per cent the week before, and 22l per
cent three months ago.
Almost 81 per cent Of the total earn
ing assets is represented by accept,
ances. more then 33 per cent by united
States bonds, 146 per cent by war,
rants. 1928 per cent by discounts ana
90 per cent by Trcasury notes.
Government deposits increased by
more than $l,500.000. mainly at the
three Eastern banks, while net bank
doposits show n gain OF 81 100000. NO
change is reported in the amount oil
Federal Reserve bank notes IN circu-
lation
Federal Reserve agents show total
Of Sl79.471 900 Of Federal Reserve
notes issued 70 the banks, against
which thew hold s17O.4O9,O00 of gold
and SlO.645.O00 Of paper. During the
week Federal Reserve notes were re-
deemed for each Of the twelve banks.
the agents returning 10 the banks gold
held against these notes. The banks
report s154.079, 900 of Federal Reserve
notcs in actual circulation and aggre-
cate liabilities on Federal Reserve
notes issued TO them by the agents oil
S7,593, 900. ,u
The figures in detail nre as follows;
RESOURCES
Gold coin and certificates in vault '25S.H o ooo
G od , s'iS S ud with u Treas 100000
7,,, cold r.s.rr, ..................; $500 s2s 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Retired O2 ?. m. June ol-Pairolman Auris, ]
g hrains. SD. on surgeons certificate $50. an
pointed Sept a. 1900 80
Temporary tulsnments-Mtd lieut. Job, A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

Omitted states Coast and Gcode,ic Survey
Sunrise ........... l23' Moon rises ~ m . 81
sunset .............. ~ Moon sets IA m 4. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

Cod reserve against ne, deposit and note iahli-
tiee 20 per cent $50,
Cash reserve against net deposit and note hAhih
ties q Ter cent
Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities srer
Getting aside 40 per cent sold reserve against sggre
gate net liabilities on Federal Reserve notes N
circulation "a . per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

s .i oo.s'ri-ior Atlantic nee, June Is: to du,y
Nesa Con. W. O. DUBOsE detached navy yAra
Ne..oik; July 20 feet naval constructor A..
J. a Sufg. A. l.. CLIFTON. detached Melville. 10
T. 4 Sars " L. IRvINs. detached Birmingham;
Lieut. l. j. TREADwEIL. detached Galveston. 70
home all wait orders -
Lieut. v i. CONAN detached Dale: 10 home and
Lisa' J.. R. MANN. detached Wilmington; to
Lieut. - e.. r. r WOOD. detached Wilmington;
~ bone and wait orders '
L.ii. ID q r. r. MOLTEN. detached Helena.
i1 home and walt ORDER -'''"A'
Lieut. ID g. THOMAS BANTER detached Aid NJ,
-' commander 3D. chief. Asiltic feet: 70 homs
El,..r, ". Il. JUrP. detached Ab.rsna,: t.
ft>g q. u. JONES. 20 BROOKLYN.
inNsl A II. RADSlIY f1 N.hirsn
Nslfn J.. u WEAVER % AiOliran
~ so p. w. El RKOl IGH. 70 Pemrsnza
Ensign j Z. kLiNGLIFF. 70 II Cano
Tiri.l e. ID. Ikl ~ Cincinnati
Ahl.n II. L. WHITE. to temporary duty Sfousd-
p A. surs. ,. p. W HoUGH. detached Whining
., ~ % nome anl Waf orders
I. ~ ). :. BLEtHEE % BrooFlyn
NlA, ~. J. MtNERATrI. 70 naval station Cs,'-f
N zap J. J. GALlALEE. dcfachsi usvsi sfa,io5,
, avn. 70 home a'l wait orders
ray 'lh. W = TODD. detached naval static,
"''-@@p0' 10 NaFai Hospital Yokohama japan
MOXTNfr. Nwg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
RESORTS.
MORRISON'S
OIIotel and Cottages)

(HOtel and CottaKes
on Upper ChateauEay Lake. IN the Ad-
irOudacks All amusemeuts and Adiron-
dack attractions. For booklet ana rates
address
MORRISON & MacNEIL. Props & Mgrs,
Tvon Mountain Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

HIghcst 'cmpora'urc 90 degrcos fst n nm /.
lowest. 81 AT $50 a m average. 20. avrage for
spending date last thirty three years o.
Barometer Readings.
a m. soo3 p m. 50.Ol p. m. 50 o.
Humidity.
{. H.. g. ! ?. NJ. ASP M. 60
Local Forecsst-foch showers to-day; probably
showers to-morrcF LIGHT TO moderate rariahl.
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
THE WEATHER REPORT
Ferecasn for Special tcoslltcs.-ts stern Nrs
York local showers to-day: to-morrow partly cloudy
In north. probably shower, In south.

Fcrecs,h for Special LccsIlt~-Ess,ern s-s
York. local showers to-day: TO- morrow partly cloud,
In north. probably showers In south.
Northern and Southern New England showers to
day and probably TO morrow
Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey pslswa-,
MARYLAND. District Of Columbia and Virginia. local
North and South Carolina and Georgia probably
local thunder showers to-day and TO morrow
florida, partly cloudy tdAy and to morrow
probably local thunder showers east
Alnbama and Msslssippi. probably fair to-day
70 morrow local thunder showers
morrow
Louisiana. thunder showers TO-DAY and 10 morrow
m northern portion, generally fair In southern por-
oklshoms. thunder showers to-day and To- morrow
Eastern 1eras. thunder showers and cooler In the
interior TO-DAY. to-morruw thunder showers
Western Ieiss. generally fair and cooler to-day
Washington. June l0.--The lake storm ha. lost
ts intensity. and its centre is now over the lower
lake region. Showers and thunders,orms continued
IN The middle Atlantic states. tho ohio Valley and
,a' Iesioh o. no Great Lake.. and rains IN NeV
England and New York Another disturbance Il.
over tho southern Rocky Mountain region. and a
ihrd u over Alberta These disturbances arr rAus-
ina showers and thundersorns I'm the plain, states
am me norm Rocky Mountain region
temperatures continue considerably below the
wascnai avc-aso IN the middle Atlantic and New
ihgland states. the Ohio Valley and tho south
Gordon ~ tho region Of the Gra' Lakes Much
ooo.ef weather IS reported from the north plains
states ana Tho north Rocky Mountain region. while
warm weather prevails IN the Gulf states and me
Seuth"esi- The indications that tho weather
VII be unsettled Sunday and Monday over much ~
the uouniv cas-, Of the Mississippi River with
mowers thronghou' the Atlantic states and tho Ohio
Valley aud Tennessee
No important temperature changes are indicated
Tor the the eastern half Of the country during the
nere forty eight hours
Wlnds for SUNDAY and nondN.-Ncrfh Atlantic
ieoh east. middle Atlantic. fnoferItc variable
south Atlantic and East Guf lgh, variable. west
Gun moderate 20 fresh south. upper lakes light 10
moderate variable. lower lakes. light variable
Local Ofhcls Record.-The following Official rrcori
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In tho
temperature for the last twenty four hours in com
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year
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