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New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
WAINWRIGHT HEARINGS CLOSE.
Probably No More Open sessions-PossibLe
Nature of Report.

II "a unlikely that there will be any more open
b.a-,nss by the Wainwright commission. After
showing at the morning session how the ootn hesl-
r,ent Armory, at Buffalo. was a good limitation oi
an electrical show, the board went into executive
session in the afternoon. During this time 1t
listened 10 the recommendations Of the natonei
guard code committee.
The final report of the commission has not get
been drafted. even roughly but it is regarded IS
almost certain that it will decide against 'ile
much discussed question of paying men for drill
attendance The board however. is reported TO oe
In favor of paying who attend rifle practice
and of increasing the appropriation for the pur-
pose.
The shortening of the term Of enlistment, Wnlcn
was the most discussed topic OF the earlier ses-
sions has divided the board to certain extent
The sentiment of majority of the witnesses was
decidedly against such action. and the term prop
ably will stand at five years. heretofore.
The rife range question will not be decided Tor a
long time. and several witnesses probably will he
called by the board its further examination into
the topic.
Personally, most Of the members Of the commits
sion favor extending the state range at Creed
Roa Hook the Peekskin camp. also
has been discussed a possible site
The commission al its hearing yesterday morn
ing learned that in the 65th Regiment Armory. at
Buffalo. were IS miles of conduits. dynamos, a
few hundred wire. 7540 incandescent Iights
56 drill hall chandeliers, 80 tons OF tubes, a IRE
alarm system with 40 stations telephones connect
ing company rooms and officers quarters and
eight ten outside lamps This equipment
was not q all disproportonaI General Welch said
for the other armories were equipped in about the
same way, the 7th Regiment Armory. for example
having ninety-nine lights in its drill hall
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
NEW HAVEN ROAD TO SUE FOR $25o,oOo.
Says It's Bridgeport Property Has Been In
jured by Change in Harbor Lines.

Bridgeport Dec. Is (SpecaD-The New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company has ap-
peaed from the decision Of the Board of Appraisais
of Benefits and Damages on their harbor property.
and will bring suit against this city to recover
s25OoDO. which 1t claims by reason of a change in
the city harbor lines This is the elimination of
long drawn out struggle carried on by some OF the
city officials to prevent the railroad company from
getting advantageous places Oh the lower haroor
front and encroaching the lower anchorage basin
in the harbor-
More tlan year ago Major Harry Taylor. at tho
reclest of the railroad company, after public
hearing set the federal harbor lines out consid-
cradle distance beyond where they had been for
merly. The railroad company had planned TO build
coal pockets and docks in the lower harbcr but the
Common Council. believing that the extending of
the harbor lines would encroach on the anchorage
basin and drive the big oyster fleet which annually
makes this harbor its haven to seek another ref
uge established city line far in the rear OF the
government line made by Major Taylor. The last
official act in the establishment of tfJs line was
made some weeks ago, when the Board of APP
praisals of Benefits and Damages made finding
on the establishment of the line awarding no dam
ages finding benefits so far az the interest
of the railroad company was concerned.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
PHYSICIANS WEDDING POSTPONED.
Plainfeld Doctors Bride-To-Be Goes South
-Confictinr Explanations.

Plainfeld N ], Dec. 13 (SpeciaD--The postpone
ment of the marriage of Miss Ethelwyn Hoyt daugh-
ter of Mrs Florence Hoyt of West 18th street. and
DR.. Frank c. Ard also Of this city. which was TO
have taken place last night at the home of the
brides mother. has occasioned much surprise here
The announcement stated that the marriage was
postponed owing to the Illness of the brides mother
and her physical breakdown, but servants at the
home state that Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Hoyt have
gone South. Similar inquiries have been made at
DR.. Ards home. and il is said there that he is
out of town. Other reports say that he is at his
former home in Westfeld, \. Y, and viii not
return until January L
Mrs. Hoyt and her daughter have lived here for
two years DR.. Ard is on the staff of Muhlenberg
Hospital and is widely known eye and ear
specialist Dr. Eugene Hoyt, of West 5sth street,
New York. the father of Miss Hoyt, said that the
wedding would take place In two weeks He said
that his daughter Ill and had gone South.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
SAW MELODRAMA; SHOT FRIEND.
Result of Impromptu Rehearsal Caused
Mysteries and Little Bloodshed.

Mrs Mary Maroney and Miss Margaret Price, of
No g Nassau street, Brooklyn, went 10 the Colum-
bia Theatre on Thursday night, and followed the
fortunes of the stage heroine Inelodranna with
great interest They discussed the play when they
got home, and early yesterday morning up
and acting it When they came TO the place where
the hero cried. Villain you shall die,' Mary seized
revolver belonging TO her husband. John C
Maroney, who has a liquor store at High and
Adams streets She pulled the trigger and there
was a shot, piercing scream from Margaret and
she fell. Mary promptly went into Mysteries
Or. Tousey. of the Brooklyn Hospital was sent
for and he discovered that Margaret's wound
only superficial The girls say they will leave the
shooting the stage heroes in the future.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Mass. Dec 13.-The total sales in
the print cloth market for the week will amount
to about twenty thousand pieces General auet
still exists in the local cloth market and the tone
shows somewhat of a softening tendency for both
wide and looms. There is no quotation
for regulars. not enough of these goods having
been sold to establish selling price. The 2s-incI,
64 by 60 standards are quoted at AS cents which is
about 4 cent lower than last week and on q bssis
of AZ cents for regulars.
The figures given here. which ere the lowest for
some time were on sales of goods for nearby de-
liveres made Friday. Prices for some Of tho
styles show declines Of cent compared with four
or five months ago. The quotations are: 2S-inch
s4 by g. nominal; 2S-inch 81 by co. "A cents. o.
inch "a by CO. cents: 27-inch So square 81 cents.
Ssl2-incll 64 square, 5I cents
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says


Commercial reports indicate little alteration for
the last week, but greater confidence In marked
improvement after January l. Holiday trade
monopolizes attention. in some sections exceeding
that of last year, although aggregate sales do not
compare favorably with 1906 TO date JobbnS and
wholesale lines are seasonably quiet while manu-
featuring operations curtsed pending the re-
sumption OF normal demands Returns of pig iron
production Indicate little more than half the fur
capacity in operation. steel mills and textile
factories have added to the percentage Of idle ma
chinery, shoe shops work only part time. but
railway extensions have been resumed The sup
ply OF labor has not increased In ratio to the closed
plants, however owing 10 emigration about double
that of last year Railway earnings thus far avail
able for the first week of December show a loss OF
81 per cent as compared with 1906. and foreign
at this port for the latest week decreased
s75S,<5T in value Of exports and S2921.250 in I'M
ports Mercantile collections more prompt
the whole. but money rates continue high. and fur
ther engagements OF gold raise the total movement
above SOB 600 900. Prices of securities irreg
lar, yet the increased volume of business has ad
vanced the market value of a Stock Exchange menl-
bership 81 500 above the recent low record. Bank
exchanges at New York for the week were 3Ss
per cent smaller than year ago. and at other lead
ing cities the decrease was 1919 per cent"
''Bradstreet's'' says:
Gross currents in trade. finance and industry
prevent generalization but financial conditions gen
orally have shown further easing, while the ap
proach of the holiday period and seasonabe
weather has helped retail distribution, which in
sections also feels the stimulus OF price
cessons. On the other hand. wholesale and Job
bing trade has rather quieted. attention has be-
manufacturing industry has slackened slightly In
branch of trade distribution in industry
operations brisk at this date In recent years.
Collections generally very slow, and failures
tend to increase in number.
In financial affairs the country is making grad
ual approaches to the normal. Advices from the
country better, Western banks showing
increasing disposition to pay currency some
inquiry for mercantile paper is noted on the part
of interior banks at leading Western centres and
money has begun TO return to Chicago. Saw
ings bank Withdrawals are small where the
barge drawing has been lifted, but gain to re-
tail trade is noted where such Withdrawals have
been allowed. The premium currency still per-
siss many cities, however. and this is varolsly
assigned to window dressing by state banks await.
ing calls as TO condition, and to the need, always
felt at holiday seasons, for small bills
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
SAILED

SAILED
cherbourg. Dec IL s:15 m-Kaserin Auguste v,ctor,,
tCIer). from Hamburg and Southampton for Ns,y
York. 0'
london Dec 1S--Delaware (3r) New York
Palermo Dec 1t-Nspotan Prince (Br1 from patrps r,-
New York. ' A"'
Liverpool. Dec i2-Baltio CRr) Ransom New York via
Queenstown: Ottoman (Br), Portland. ~
Para, Dec 12-Boniface (Br) New York
Bermuda Dec H. IL 30 m--Bermudian Csr, Nax vo.r
Queenstown Dec ID a3o m-Baltic (Br). from Liver
pool New York. " ~ A-''N'
Iibau Dec 9Saratov CRuss). New York via Ro.,er5a,
Calcutta. Dec 12-oueen Alexandra Br). Boston and New
York - -'N"
Aisers. Dec 7-Helss tGreck). from LeShorn for N.x
York - ~''"
Naples Dec e-Florda GtaD New York
PASSED
Lizard. Dec l3. m-Statendam CDutch, Neu y,r.
Boulogne and Rotterdam ~ ASAN io'
Sciy. Dec 13-Etxceisior Ger. York
Gibraltar Dec 12-Muncaster Castle (fsry Manila at
Piles for New 'e ''ei'' rsd-
Ponta Ferrara. Dec t2-Sicfliau Frinrs srr, "
ror IIoraltar etc; 13th Friedrich der Crosse 0.era
New York for Naples and Genoa. S's Se19'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Dec. l3, 1907.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Armenian CB) Stark, Liverpool November %.
to the White Star Line with ndse Southeast OF Fire
Island at 1851
Barbados o. to the Booth 50 Co. with passengers, mails
and mdse. Passed In Sandy Hook at e:62 M
2 Carthasena 30 santa Marta December 8 and Fortuna
to the Hamburg American Line, with
Arrived at the Bar at at 8 a 1,;,. m; ,,.-,.,
q. Demerara 30. Dominica December g. Antigua 4. St
Kits and s. Cro,. & to eu'eTordSs & co. with
Steamer saInand. Anhndsen. Antwerp So to
Red Line. with LOIS steeraSe passengers and
Steamer Belle of Scotland (Br). Lutman. Calao July
25 Bos de TERRA September Is Valparaiso October B.
cember o. w r Grace & Co. with mdse. Arrived
Steamer Mamma Hsts, Charles Baltimore. C Fos-
ter mdse Passed in Quarantine at 3:S5 m.
Steamer Nueces. Hix. Galveston December T. the
Mallory Ss Co, with passengers and mdse Passed in
Steamer Delaware French. Philadelphia to tho clyd.
Go. with mdss Passed IN 9uaGant,Ge & at II 10 m
TO the Dominion SIS Co. with passengers mdse
o X9apahoe Kernble Jacksonville Decemb,r 10
and Charleston H. to the Clyde SIS Co with passengers
and r1dse. Passed in & opaTsnne at a;ss 7 m
and Grenada Trinidad Shipping Trading Co
With passengers. mails and udse. Arrived Bar
at steamer Armenian. from Liverpool Anchored off
,ightship in early evening. owing to thick haze
Now York and Mail Ss Co. with passengers mails
snd rndse Passed Sandy Hook 1918 p m
sandy Hook J. Dec 1s. $50 m-wind west: light
air: cloudy and hazy
steamers Amsterdam Dutch. Paramaribo: Ocean
Prince tBrl. III nteyideo Buenos Ayres. etc. Graeca
yaciesonvile: Joseph W Fordney New Orleans: ] II
Cmsntanano and Santiago vigancia, Nassau and ram
pioo: Carib wilmington and Georgetown.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
MUST QUIT UNION OR SINGER COMPANY

The Singer Sewing Machine Company yesterday
framed new set OF rules for the employment of
the sewing machine agents, TO go into effect
Monday, intended TO Offset the strike of the Sewing
These rules call for the reporting for work at $50
a. Monday of all who loyal to the COM
pany and willing 10 give pledge that they will
remain loyal It also provides that trouble
makers will be employed. Each give
up his union card.
The New York strikers met yesterday at Pacific
Hail. No. a9 East Broadway, and heard reports
from other cities. According to NJ Sussrnan rep
resenting the executive committee of the union, the
grievance is the alleged discharge seventy-nine
men for belonging to the union and a rule by
which each enploye must sever his connection with
a union
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
TO DISSOLVE BUILDING COMPANY.

Albany, Dec 1G-Arguments were heard to-day
by Deputy Attorney General dip on the application
for the dissolution of the Universal Building and
Constructing Company. of New York. which
organized mainly for the purpose OF constructing
Jewish synagogue. The company formed with
a capital of $4,000. of which, IT is asserted. about
5000 paid in.
The petitioners including certain small sharehoId-
ers OF the company, charge that the officers have
collected and distributed the 5000 paid in for the
company's stock without securing the consent OF
the stockholders They seek the annulment of the
charter OF the company. through a quo warranto
action by the Attorney General for its dissolution.
Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
CHILD KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.
Motorman Attacked by Williamsburg Crowd
but Rescued BY the Police.

Minnie Ripple five years old, living at No 80
Starr street, Williamsburg, was run over ana
killed in front of the house at No 2o4 knlcher
booker avenue last night by car on the Union
avenue line The child dropped off the rear END
of a wagon and ran across the stree dlrectlS III
front of the car. The efforts OF the notorhah
to bring the car to a stop in time were 1ru'ieSs'
II took an hours work to extricate the BODY
Several persons who saw the accident started
70 attack the moto-Tnan, but he was rescued ana
taken to the Stagg street station. Ihe pooS OF
the girl was taken to the station house, and later
to ber home
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
Proposals..

DROPOSALS FOR CLoTHING.-DEPoT QUARTER
L masters Ofce. 80 Whitehall St. New York City
Dec O. 1907Sealed proposals. in triplicate subject tn
the usual conditions. Will be received here until
o'clock p NJ, Dec Is. 1907. and then fur
nishing and delivering at either the New
delphia, Boston Chicago Depots. so Oco Canvas
Puttee Leggins: 10000 Light Weight
ngs: 10000 Suspenders; 10000 Waist Belts: 900
and 900 Bronze Buttons small subject to
of from 20 to so cent IL desired Depa
The right is reserved reject accept any or
all proposals part thereof Preference will be
given articles OF domestic conditions
quality price (ncuding the price os foreIgn
productions manufactures the thereonl being
equal Standard samples can be end spechca-
ons. blanks for proposals
furnished application EuveI
containing proposals Endorsed Proposals for
Clothing. to be opened 1907 Colonel VIM =
PATTEN. Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
UNDERTAKEN MYsTERIoUsLY KILLED
Frederick r. Romer Found Dead in Orange
Hotel, with Head Crushed In.

Orange, n. j. Dec. 1S-The police OF this city are
investigating the mysterious murder Frederick R
RorneT, a member of the firm of Romer & Weather
head. undertakers. Of No. 379 Main street ~ % was
found dead In his room the Park Harei here
early this morning. Robbery is not thought be
the motive OF the crime. his watch and chain
and ssi were found under his pillow, although
diamond ring was missing.
County Physician Elliott made examination Of
the body, and found three distinct wounds in the
back Of the head and one in front The room in
which the murder occurred showed evidences of
struggle and blood stains found in the hall
and on the stairs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

1Sveroool Dec 1s-cedrc tRp. New York via Queens
Rio c;rande do Sui Dec eRauma cSor,. New York Via
santos Dec 11--Gunther Ger. New York via barbados
,conies Dec s-San Giorgio 0tar. York; 9th Fran
10Y cesca (Aust New York: 10 Principe di Penonte
0tan New York; 18th, a M, Konig Albert 1C;erl
New York via Gibraltar for Genoa tand proceededl
ADELAIDE Dec (previouslyl-C>hatham (Bro New York
Via st Vincent. G v. and Fremante
sSoHNss1 Nsw YORK via Fremantle. Adelaide. etc "''
southampton Dec 13-Adriatic CBo. New York via
Genoa: Dec Ii-Princpe di Piemon.e QtaD. New York
Via Naples: 18th. Moltke Ger. New York Naples
.,xterdan Dec I1-Rotterdam CDutch) New York:
18th. Prins wtem | Dutch. New York via West
Irdies Venezuela and Havre
N,ntsVideo Dec 1e-Casilda CBr,. New Buenos
,s...i RaS Dec 1s-Bechusna GBr). New York via 81
ui.ennt C y. an6 Cape Town.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
N District, Ulster County.-Ashokan Reservoir.
tion 3. Ulster Towns OF Olive. Marbletown
and Hurley. Matter Of Application and Peti
Of J.. Edward Simmons. Charles y. Chadwick and
Charles A. Shaw constituting the Board OF Water supply
OF New York, &c acquire real estate for and
OF the City of New York under Chapter 72s
OF the amendatOry thereof. in
the Of Olive. Maroletown and Hurley Ulster
supply Of and wholesome for the OF
the City OF New York.-Pubc notice hereby given
that the First Separate Report of George Holmes Smith
Henry Smith Josiah J. HasbrouCk. who appoint
Commissioners OF Appraisal In the above entitled mat
order this made a special
thereof. House the City OF
Ulster County. Y. April goth 1907 ed ne
Clerk Of the County Of Ulster the 2rd
November. and Affects parcels Numbers
and twenty-five u22 ninetysiX 1850. hundred
twenty-nine d2sl ninety 800. ninety four e4.
ndred and seventeen 17. hundred and tertyfou-
u24 3D. one hund6ed and twenty-five ti5 ore hundred
twentyseven |i2T hundred and thirty d30l
hundred and nineteen C1D. hundred and twentysx
twenty four G24). hundred and tweny-One u21).
eshy-fve (ss) eighty-nne (S9). eighty-three
hundred and thirty-four C13D shown map IN
this Notice further that appIica
made Special Term OF
the State New York be held In and
Judicial District. the Court House City o
Kingston Ulster County. New York. the 2ist day
December 1907 ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF
day thereafter counsel be heard
order confirming said report and for such other and
further relief Dated York. Novenl-
Der 25th. 1907 FRANCIS KEY PENDI.ETTN. a
tion Counsel. Hall of Records New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
POSTAGE DUE JEoPARpIzEs LIFE.

Columbus Ohio. Dec. ia letter held for postage
near sending john Soiey, OF Cleveland, to
the gallows to-day for the murder Of his sweet
heart. Soley had been condemned TO die. and
the warden prepared 10 execute him to-day. but on
second thought telephoned the Governor and found
that communication papers had been mailed. Soon
afterward the warden learned that the letter was
being held the postoffce for postage.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Mnnetonka. which to Island o. 60.
miles east OF Sandy Hook
o about q 80 eAt0IIeo
The Lucania, which reported Sable Island es IN
Of that at 1o5 m yesteriar as -"
pected 70 dock about 8 q "a eA-
La Lorraine winch reported 70 Sable Island as ls4
pected to dock about $50 m Sunday. " GA
The Arabic which reported to Sable Island 743 miles
east of sandy HOOK Laghtship at m yesterday
pected to dock about $50 a - - "a
Paul which reported Cana Rae. n. ooo
miles east OF Sandy Hook Lightship at m YESTERDAY
s expected to dock about II 80 m Sunday
The California. which reported Cape Race "a 100
miles southeast Of that station at 2so yesterday is
expected dock about Monday '' %
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM FL ARMY
" Building. New York. n. Y. December Q. 1901
public hearing viii be held 10 A NJ Januarv 2
1908 ~ u g. Engineer ONCE. Room 3s o5 NSrth
obstruction TO the free NAVIGATION OF Hudson River
occasioned by the insufficient width opentnrs
and the location of draw spans of two railroad
bridges crossing the Hudson River Albany n v.
(2) the difficulty IN passing draw Opening. cf
these bridges by steamboats,. other craft
u. S. A
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
Public Notices.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
~ District, Ulster County.-Ashokan Reservoir sec
ton No. g. Ulster County. Towns OF Olive, Marble
Hurley.-In the matter OF the application
wick and Charles A Shaw constituting the Board OF
Supply City OF New York. to acquire real
estate for and on behalf of the City of New YORK
Chapter 724 of the Laws OF 1905 and the Acts
amendatory thereof, in the towns OF olive. Marble
town and Hurley. Ulster County. New York for the
of providing additional supply of pure and
Public is hereby given that the undersigned.
Commissioners of Appraisal appointed
IN the above entitled proceeding by an order OF this
bearing date April Goth. 1907. and fled in the
Office Of Clerk of Ulster County. kingston " Y.
the Path day Of April. 1907 will make application
Supreme Court Cr State OF New York for
the appointment Of a sipterested competent
holder residing in the County OF New York as Com
missioner OF Appraisal n such proceeding for Section
stoned resignation OF Henry Smith OF the City
New York Commissioners Of Appraisal
above entitled proceeding
application will be made under Chapter 724 of
OF 1908. as a Special Term of
Supreme Court, be held in and for the Third
Judicial District. at the Court House. in the City OF
1907. a 10 the forenoon OF that day.
thereafter counsel be heard
The real estate to be acquired in this proceeding is
ley Ulster County New York is to be acquired in fee
the OF furnishing additional supply OF
and wholesome water for the City of New York,
the which said real estate Is shown.
contained In the notice duly published for six
commissioners. which notice proofs OF the pub
lication of which duly filed in the said office OF
Clerk of Ulster County. reference Is hereby made
Dated November 23rd 1907.
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH JOSIAH J. HASBROUCk.
Commissioners Of Appraisal
FRANCIS KEY PENDLEToN. Corporation Counsel.
OF Chambers and Centre Sts Borough OF Man
haitian New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

CONSTRUCTION OF oTARTERS-FoRT WOOD N
" Y. IL. December If. i907.-Seaed in
triplicate for the construction Including plumbing
heating. electric wiring and electric lighting xtures
of one double set of Captains post
VIII re received here until 80 a. m January
1905 and then opened Information furnished on an.
pcation The u s. reserves the right o reject any
all bids. Envelopes should be marked "ProposaI
for Public Building, and addressed to the under
signed G. c. BURNELL. Constg Or. Mr.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
KILLED DOG AND SAVED HUSBAND.

Chicago. Dec. l3.-Mrs. Roy Wilson, wife of in
surance broker, seeing her husband at the mercy
>, nfuriated bulldog at their home to-day, seized
q sword, the animal through. and pinoned IT
against the wall until dead. Wilson his wife
both tainted after the experience.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New York.
New Zealand, Australia except WesO. Sa-
moan Islands and New Caledonia
-Boyerc. Dec I5 o
Japan China and Philippine ISL
Vancouver and Victoria, 3 g
Empress Of Japan. ........:..... Dec 1s 800 , m
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-Sibe-
ria Dec 10 500 . n
China Philippine ISL
(via seattle}-shinano Maru. Dec 49, 900 . m
Japan Corea and China (specpialiy sd-
dressed only. via TacornaJ-oanIa. Dec DO m
Franc!aco)-Siariposa ......- Dec a. 500 m
Hawaii (va San Francisco)-Alameda.- Dec IS 500
Australia fexcept Wes). Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands
Caledonia (va Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Moana. .:.................... Dec 2a 800 m
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands Via
San Franciscc)U transport. Jan l. 500 . m