Wind?velocity 10 24
Weather Clear Clear
I n '-it itutlon None Nona
The temperature -In thi* city >e*torday, us
recorded by the official Uieraumeter, is
shown in the annexed table:
8 A. M...99 t P. M...72 0 P. M...6B
0 A. M...<12 2 P. M...73 7 P. M...A5
10 A. M...H4 3 P.M. ..71 8 P.M. ..01
II A. M...117 4 P. M...72 0 P. M...M
12 M 70 5 P. M...08 10 P.M...03
1020. 1021. 1020. 11)21..
0 A. M 112 S5 6 P. M 03 43
IS M 70 38 0 F. M W 3#
8 P. M 71 41 12 Mid 81 40
Highest temperature, 74, 1:43 F. M.
Eourat temperature, ft.", 8 A. M.
Average temperature, (10.
EVENTS TO-DAY.
M. Rene Vtvlanl will Ue the gueat of honor
at the luncneon and meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce of the State of New York, 83
Liberty street, 12:30 P. M.
Major George Haven Putnam, Dr. Lyman
Abbott, Henry Holt, Dr. Hlmon Iiaruch and
Dr. Stephen Smith will dlsruHs "Old Tlmea
and New In Our City" befora tho Clvlo
Korum, Town Hall, 113 West Forty-third
street. 8:30 P. M.
Former Gov. Alfred E. 8ml?5, Uajnpr Hy
lan and Oeorge McAneny wiift tpjl at ?
testimonial dinner to Joseph taaai;, Hotel
Commodore, 7 I'. M.
M. Reno Vivian! will be truest of honolf and
speak at the annual meeting of the Albert
can Committee for Devastated Prance, Del
monlco's, this evening.
Sherman Rogers will speak at the lunrtioon
of the Kotary Club. Hotel McAlpln, 12:80
1*. M.
Dr. Charles Mayo, Dr. W. A. Plunmac
and Dr. Walter M. Hoothby of Mayo (lllu!!
will present papers ut a stated meetlcg of
the New York Academy of Medicine, 17
West Forty-third street, 8:30 P. M.
