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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
A. p. ABBOTT g. CO.
CONSPIRACY 10 KILL WHITES.
Believed Negro Soldiers Planned to
Murder Every White Ofioer.


El Reno. Okla. Jan. q. Belief III the
arny officers IL Fort Reno that con
spiraey to murder every white officer
at Fort Reno, beginning with Capt. Ed
gar A. Maeklin, against whom il Is said
many Of toe negro soldiers Of the pest
entertain gyudee a. result Of the
discharge u the neera soldiers tlHat fall
lowed, became known today al fe-
suit OF the preliminary hearing in the
case eli Edward J.. knowles. corporal OF
Company q. 25th infantry who was
held on charge Of assault with in
tent ID kill Capt Nlaeklin on the night
0f December 81. knowles was bound
over ta await the action VI the Cana
dian grand jury AZ the opening term Of
court, An OF the oflicers now 70 heavily
armed and protected throughout the
night
Every effort has been made TO keep
The alleged conspiracy secret, but i Is
learned thai ala investigation IA now be-
ine conducted AZ several army posts and
important places throughout the
country and within q sho' time several
arrests of the members of the troop re-
Gently discharged without honor are ex-
peeted to follow.
Information was received here tonight
tlat the arrest of negro soldier was
made at Ia Juuta. Colo, to-day sus-
pici0n rests upon negro soldiers at Fort
Siobrar, Neb,, and al three other points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
POTATO PRICES DROP.
Warm Weather Floods the Market at
Bennington.

Bennington JAMS. The unusually
warm weather If late. whicfi has great
IS facilitated the shipment of potatoes.
has tended to cause the market to be
temporarily flooded with the tubers. and
as o consequence there has been a break
in the price Of from 10 10 CENTS o
bushol. However prices viii undoubted
IN be irmer with The advent Of colder
weather
The warm weather has also had a
bad effect on the ice crop Dealers have
discontinued gathering for the next
years crop, but some OF them have
got in about one.third Of the usual
quantity. There is plenty Of SNOW on
the mountain, and lumbefl0en are rush
ing to cnt all they can while ii Lasts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09

Ii order to see bow far q certain bale
OF cotton was shipped before being
manufactured into goods ~ II Parks,
Jr., or Ennis, Tex. placed O note Ia .
bale which was shipped II the autumn
Of 1905 asking the person who finally
received ard opened il 10 write 10 him
and tell him where the cotton was used
and what price was paid The bale
travelled many thousands Of miles. as
Is shown By this letter. which Mr.
Parks received recently from Reval.
Russia which is situated on the Baltic
sea
neVai Russia Aug. g tsept. 81
The hale OF cstton ~ which your letter
and blank memorandum were found was
received al the Baltic mill Revl, Rus
ala, via Bremen bought from Gehrader
rritze az that city AZ 6.g6d. pound
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
cLERKs HoURs N eERMANY.
Au Effort 10 do Away With The Long
Midday Interval.


Midday Interval,
"A discussion ia going on IN CONNER
cial circles in Germany regarding the
respective merits Of the English and
German systems Of arranging the
hours of work Ia banks, company Of
hees and BIG business houses.
IL has always been customary la
Germany Tor clerks and accountants
and all workers Of this class to begin
work considerably earlier than is the
case Id England and 10 terminate work
Ia the evening much later than Ia usual
in London Work begins Ia German
Offices, as ruIe. at O'Clock I'll the
morning and is frequently not eonclud-
ed before s o'clock Ia the evening.
Partial compensation for the early be-
ginning aud late termInat ton Is obtain.
I'D by taking two hours pause at
midday, bnf even with this break the
total hours worked Ia German Offices
considerably exceed those ii English
Offices, especially as a half holiday sat
urday Is still an exceptional arrange
ment Ia Germany.
An agitation Is now going on for the
abolition III the long midday interval
and az the introduction Of the honrs of
work usual In English Offices Many
German business pen. however resist
the innovation and persist In maintain
ing the old fashioned system
Many German Stockholders. com
pany directors. directors Of banks and
captains of industry adept curious
arrangement BY which they dine at 9
o'clock ia the afternoon and afterwarl
return 10 their Offices from tin s
o'clock in the evening.
Those Germans who have practical
experience Of Office work ia England
are unanimous Ia declaring that Eng
lish clerks do just ais much III six or
seven hours as German clerks in nine
or ten hours and advance this as
strong argument 10 favor Of the gen
erel adoption a the English hours Of
work in Offices.
"A few 0f the big banks In Berlin
have already got as far as working
day o. eight hours, from o'clock Ia
the morning tlll O'Clock Ia the after.
noon. with two hours less Saturday,
when they close at 3 o'clock. Berlin
Letter Ia Lendon Standard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
DRESS TRIMMINGS

We have been through our Dress
Trimmings and marked all the eolorcd
ones at just halt price, So that what
have been selling or SOC now arc 25t
and 81 100 Trimming are SOC Others,
such as whites and blacks, we want to
close at same price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09

For the remainder 81 this SALE
that is, for the ncxf seven DAYS you
can buy from our Dress Goods and
Cloth that we have at 4 markdown.
I Dis took place this morning,
The New Idea Patterns al Zoe take
less materials than others and are the
best So we arc told By those who
use them.
There are lots Of odd |
whole bunch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
INVESTIGATION BEGUN.
Gov Hughes Asks for Detailed State
ment Of Expenditures.

Albany, N III. Jan. 0.--Goy Hughes
yesterday afternoon took the first Step
in the way Of en- investigation 81 con
ditions past and present, IN The exeeu-
tive departments Of the state govern.
ment. when he sent to the new state
comptroller, Martin II. Flynn, letter
asking for detailed statement Of ex-
penditures during the past ten wears
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
REGULAR SHEET MUSIC
5 Cents a Copy.

Soiled BY handling, otherwise per-
feet The Music Is all there and
Is III perfect condition. Would Cost
you II to 25c a copy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
ASK TO KEEP FR. TURcoTTE.
vergennes Psrishioners Request Bishop
to Revoke Transfer.

Vergennes, Jan. a.-'rhe practitioners
"a ST. Peters Roman Catholic church
here yesterday SENT delegation Of 21
10 interview Bishop Miehaud
and request him to revoke his order
tine Rev Joseph Tnreotte,
the new pastor Of Che parish TO Granite
vile. The delegation carried mem
orial signed by zoo parishianers Er
J0urcotte has been here only two waeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
10 LEAVE FoR PHILIPPINES.
Two Batteries Of Artillery to Start from
Fort Ethan Alien.

Burlington Jan. 9.-Tbe Twenty.
third and Twenty seventh batteries 81
field artillery, stationed at Fort Ethan
Alien, received orders from the war
department to leave for the Philippine
islands The Twenty laird battery
will leave tho fort Jan. "a. and the other
later in the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30

Harry Levey has leased the two story brick
buildings on a plot 35xl00 feet at the southwest
corner 9f 18th ST and Lexington ave. for sixty
three years. AT an aggregate rental OF S4Z10'o9o'
Louis FTopne- is the owner OF the property. which
has been held by members OF the HoDner family
for fifty years. il sold fifty years ago Tor
sSOJa Sidney s. Cohen and George BTettell d sons
We're the brokers.
There is TO be a station Of the proposed LeXlns-
ton ave subway at 195th 81. Mr.. Levey controls
under n lease many other choice l25th ST. plols
The volume OF business being done in the easterly
end Of that great thoroughfare is rapidly increas
sp, Mr. T.evev saws and il was that fact that LED
him TO lease The Lexington ave. corner
samuel C5oldstlcker has sold for Major Geheral
Charles F. Roe Nos. A ard Sc 9Th ave, southwest
corner Of nth St. four story dwelling o i
on d MOI 4s6xI00 feet, to Randolph
Tho property is opposite the First FIesO9 'ei'4i
Church. -, =, -. o,.-,,,.,,- has re-
sold No $50 20 l62 West SD St, seven tNo VS. -
and basement dwelling houses. on plot 4<Al-l--A
Irregular The company recently took lie Ia of
together with No 16l l65 on the opposLle ,ot
the street IN exchange for the SllstS apo. md
house. al the northeast corner o. I--S' - '-
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
LOW BRIDGE KILLS TWO MEN.
Injured Companion Says They Had Robbed
Tobacco Store.

Somerville. Mass. March 2e.-Three men. two
Of them dead and one unconscious, were found
in heap on top Of a freight car at the Somer-
Vile station. on the Fitchburg division Of the
Boston 6 Maine Railroad. to-day. Apparently
while riding on top Of the car. the men had
struck an overhead bridge. Each had his peck
cts filled with cigars tobacco and other articles
such as are kept for sale by tobacco dealers
The unconscious man was taken TO a hospital
where he was revived sufficiently 10 state that
HIS name was Thomas Donovan and that he and
the other men had robbed a tobacco store at
Leolninster Before he could give the name of
his associates or tell a longer story he again
became insensbe. and the physicians say that
he win die.
Subsequently the dead men were identified as
Joseph B. Connors and Valentine Butter both of
Waltham. The injured was identified as
Thomas Howe. also Of Waltham During the
forenoon Inspector McKenna. of Waltham who
arrived here. identified the men as persons who
were wanted at Waltham I'm connection with the
robbery OF the cigar stand at the Wa!tham Rail-
road station the night before last The articles
found on the men he said agreed with the de-
scription of some Of those taken from the Wal
than station. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

7oS.l, 81 100 f. W Of Marmion ave: for
two story frame dwelling house, %VE4s' 'e.lse
d Kingston owner; Charles : clark etciliteSt
leSth ST s e. corner Valentine ave-; Tor lhIee
story frame store and dwelling house - s2Aoo'
Roland AIcAdam. owner; Charles : CiaFk
architect commandments
Valentine ave- e s.. 81 II. :. Of lysth 81; lor a
two story frame dwelling house. 22N4u; lto.aiiu
AIcAdarn owner: Charles ;. Clark. archltect...
cost hist n. s. 100 II. W. Of Valentine ave- ioi a
two and half story frame dwelling heIse. -iA
IS; william :. Bergen. owner; Charles = t.arA'
Perry ave W = rs Fl. n. of Mosholu Parkway
North: for three two and half story frame
dwelling houses elx44; William & BERGEN
owner: Charles :. Clark architect
Valentine ave W. s.. l6T f.. OF 2o0th st Tor
three TWO and Q half story frame dWelIiIs
houses 21x4T: William c. Bergen, owner
Charles = Clark. architect. 800:
two and a half story frame dwelling houses TX
-: William & Bergen, owner; Charles >. Olark'
architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Narmiou ave. W. 8, 10 II. s. OF l9sth ST. ioI 4
two and n half story frame dwelling mouse, TX
Al: William c. Bergen owner CharIes = OlaiA'
175tr 81 " s ISL IT, 3. Of Gleason ave; for a
Two story frame barn 19x1S: Daniel J. Dil!on'
owner Henry Nordheim. architect
NfcCiraw ave- 3. S. los II. .. OF Fueslsy ave. III
:: TWO story frame dwelling house, <lA49' fISi
e-ick Rittman. owner: Henry Norahelh' aic-4-
tect
Lyon ave. 5. s., lon It. ". Of Zeraga ave, ~.
two two story frame dwelling houses, -tHoo'
Broschart Realty Company. owners - t-Oe'4'-s'
2O3d St n " corner Valentine ave, Tor a larSe
story frame store and dwelling Eousy 49,,
Auguste Hfstadt. owner; Christopher T. Ao''Se'
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

J. Horace Mcfarland will lecture on THE Awals-
at O'Clock next Friday evening at Cooper Union
The Darragh Home for Crippled Children. AZ
NO lls West lOih street, is TO be benefited by two
GaTa parties in April They be given at the
dolel Marie Antoinette at o'clock on the after
moons OF April and II. Tickets may be Obtained
from mrs; George Castor. Hotel Marie Antoinette
nue.. ~ - "eS' Emu ave-
samuel Iurer, charged IN a short affidavit by two
detectives OF the detective bureau with having
Dousns stolen stckpins and tie holders was re-
ssssse4 an SlOo0 bail yesterday by ATagistrate
furnished by his WIFE - 's
william Adler. who was arrested on Thursday
hIsht charged with dsorderly conduct tried to
escape yesterday while he was being taken from
overtse0 wagon to the Tombs prison He was
IN $50 Dail for further examination.
The charge against James Smith. who was ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Antwerp March 20, 2;3o m-Arrived steamer ",
derland tBelg), Ehof. New York Via Dover "a
Havre, March % 10 m-Arrived. steamer 7
(Frl FajOle. New Yori -" AOu-
Plymouth. March 20 4:45 m-Arrived stoov
Amerika tGerJ, knuth. New York for CherbonFs
CheFbourg. March 90 noon--ATrived.
(GerI, Knuth New York Plymouth for III TTa "A
land p-oceededj. - nam
Naples, March 20 noon-Arrived. steamer Neekar
Genoa) AUI
saeta, March 2s. 10 ul-saied steamer Anita CNor,
Brogger. New York N''"'''
Ponta Ferraria March 29-Passed-s,eamer In Plat.
(BrB. Trlgg New York via Kingston. Colon 80
Barbados for Southampton. gnu
Lizard. March 2o-PaSssd steamer Truve tGer AhlbOrn
Queenstown. March %. 7:lO nl-Arrlved steauer -,
rama tBr). War;, New York for Liverpool land rr,-
ccededl. 1855 PAv-
son. New York for Trieste Fiume- etc " si't-
Hamburg, March Is. 1880 m-SOiled stearner ~.
tBr). ThOrkiidsen. New York. ~'Oneo
LONDON. March 29-saled. steamer Hawkes. Bay CRr,
Kemp New York. - N'-''
Antwerp. March 2S-SaiieG, Arary,ars
Pope, New York. NN'1'
Palermo. Marrh 2T-Saiied.
ClaTidge from PtFeus ana PatFasl New York 'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
LIS PENDENs.


sch g 10 9n3 West: Eva Coventry agt. Henry s.
Eesrny ct al Specific erformance; attorneys a. l. *
Riverside Drive. e. >. 6oe2 IT, $ OF l27th ST. 75xs6
Raiser Heating Rutland Realty Co q al taeoA
10 o-ecIse Mechsnics licu; attorneys. Esnan & Levy
Pitt 81 100. Joseph H. schwartz ngt sam Fisher
e al foreclosure OF mortgage); attorneys Manhelm q
Mannheim
Charles GrifIn al agt Aaron Levy ct al Gorecos-
nOrtgagc); attorney. w. NJ Powell
l4th St No IS West; Julius Benedict agt City Real
Estate Co action 70 compel execution OF tTust;
attorney. r. L Stanton.
S0tn 81. No. III 10 5l5 East seth St. os II. Of
A. 25xl092; actions; simon Chfelder 81 al.
Harry abrams Ct al foreclosure Of two mortgages:
attorney. - Silverstei2.
s7th St. East: Henry 1. sprague ast- Edith Z
Fraaeke faction compel return Of deed; attorneys.
McElheny & Bennett.
lI9th St. Nos sO5 and eos East: Jacob Siris al.
agt. Betty simon action declare hen attorney J. II.
Reter.
CauldweH ave. e s.. 40 IT, s. OF 10th St. l6oxiOO:
Jonas We'll al Jacob Solder foreclosure
OF mortgase). attorneys. Arnsten K Levy.
Cathedral parkway. s. ~. Manhattan
503x72 Tx irregular; l09th St. n. $, 80 f. W. Of
Manhattan l0K72l Tx irregular: William Hockey
agt. Max s. S A Wilson e. a. foreclosure Of
gage: attorney. D. Kohnblueh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
SALES OF STATEN ISLAND PARCELS.

The Princes Bay Realty Company has SOFA llle
strackosch estate tract IT Pleasant Plains staten
Island 10 a Manhattan investor. VINO VIII ueNe.IP
acres. - - Coo
Cornelius C. Koln has sold for Mrs. N T. Caro-
Ian 10 F. c. Syze plot on the east side OF rama
I'm ave near Christ Church The buyer n, l'e.lG S.
- e~.cf an attractive dwelling house LOT N+S oH1i
occ1rancv The same Office reports tliat ", - y;
Trerisch of Tottenyile has sold Lne Tottenyie
embracing forty-four lots. 70 cusIIaeT T 5eptli
45reoTlzr who intends - improve II ne pl9IS.t}
of he Sprague estate Of about thirty lols II
- Tottenvilie recently sold by Mr. Rom ON 10 20
II T. Davis Of Manhattan, has been resoio oy ~
same broker 10 Brooklyn buyer Also Sold InIpIsil
49, same office for the Bankers Realty ana 81
c,1 ON COMPANY 10 washington Brcckner, house
and lot in the Manor Road. West New, BIlB4sg -
md Tor Mrs c Donahue four lots in 80 ST. -NeW
I3rirl,fnr 10 Mrs. 4 FranZreb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
TO SHOOT RUEF.
If Rescue Is Attempted Rudolph
Spreckels Guarantees Expenses.

San Francisco, March 29.-Since the arrest OF
Abraham Ruef at the Trocadero month ago
runlors have been current that an attempt
would be made 70 rescue him by force either at
a session Of court or while Ruef was going 70
court.
An official prominent in the investigation said
to-day: Every man openly identified with the
prosecution Of the bribery charges is armed.
and some of the more prominent are employing
bodvguards For a month we have been keep
ing special lookout for an attempted rescue
of Ruef and we shall be happily surprised If
these Investigations and impending prosecutions
end without a physical encounter. Several
times when Ruef was in Judge DUNES court
sudden movement of reckless men toward the
prisoner was checked quickly and quietly
by officers OF the prosecution. We know that
should Ruef be rescued It would not be diff
cult thing to hide him securely right in San
Francisco The prosecution knows this, and is
taking no chances. Each one Of Biggy's seven
guards is instructed, in the event of a serious
attempt at rescue by force either in court or
elsewhere to shoot Ruef and turn their atten-
ton to the llberators afterward Ruef has been
acquainted with these orders"
Rudolph Spreckels financial sponsor of the In
vestigation of municipal corruption. said to-day
that he would guarantee the expenses of the in
QUESTION TO any amount
CONTRIBUTORS from ClllIeHS 10 inc AulAu u
100000 guaranteed by me before the beginning
of the bribery graft investigation are coming in
steadily" said Mr. Spreckels. They are in
amounts ranging from $50 to $1,000. In the
event that the ultimate total Of subscriptions
falls short of the 100000 guaranteed, 1 win
make the deficit good. and if it costs more than
100000 to complete this prosecution that viii
make no difference. Those engaged in it's fur
therance will never be hampered by lack OF
funds no matter what the bill may be. The
hc
every bit of rOttenness has been fully exposed.
We fully expect to land behind the bars OF the
penitentiary every giver of bribes and the
higher up the offender the more vigorous will
be his pursuit. We do not. however, expect to
send every bride taker to prison. Some Of the
miserable men who sold themselves TO the cor
porations must be granted immunity for their
testimony. which is worth great deal more to
US as evidence of the guilt of high corporation
officials than their own incarceration would be-
Every department of the city and county gov
eminent will be thoroughly examined into before
the investigation is completed the Police De-
partment along with the others. No one will be
neglected. set Of officials will be overlooked"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, March 20, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Konig Albert Ger Feyen. Genoa March Is
20 Oerchs & Go. with 2O3 caDn 1913 steerago pas-
sengets and mdse arrived al the Bar q, 5:I2 a m
antne at IL rs
W y Munson. with mdse- Arrived Bar at e55
March H. Henderson Brothers with l53 cabin ana T9-
seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar AZ
Steamer Graecia (ierl WoIpert Por de Potv Nar,h "a
mdse. Arrived NJ the Bar ? m
Steamer Napolitan Prince tBr,, sheppard Naples
passengers ami mdSe arrived the Bar at 3.3O ~ -,
steamer Tropc tBn. Bartlett. Hamburg March ? N
the New York and Continental Line with mise arrived
steamer soutra Cilrj Watt. Clenfueeos March ., -
Daniel Bacon, with sugar Arrived the Bar at 4 a M
Steamer Mamma Hata Charles Baltimore 10 n Z, -
ter. with mdse. Passed Ia Quarantine at 4:3O n, rs
Steamer Dorothy. White Wilmington Del 10 I@rcoi o
Co with OF. Passed IN Quarantine II 20 a m
Steamer TT sud. Higgins Galveston March "a 20 tbo
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed Cuamntne M
IL 20 m.
Norton SON with mdse. Arrived the bar at :: go
u. CO. No.. ,,,,.- 60,
the Mallory IS CO. with passengers and mdse uaran-
tine at $40 p
steamer ST laurent CFr Julian Havre March II .,
the CompaRnlc Generate Transatlantique with cal ss
Steamer Finance. Mowbray. Colon March % 70 Via
mails and mdse Arrived At the Bar T:l5 D M
SAILED.
Steamers Mackay-Bennett err. Turks island: coD,s,
nina Port Tampa Maurits Dutch TrS4 w ''ne.-
Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News Apache C'15rIeS
rara: Newiands (Br) Norfolk Comal Hrunsvric-
bile; Navahoe Wilmington and Georgetown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
POsTMAsTER's SHORTAGE GROWS.
Applegate Said to Have Left Alpha, N. j.,
with $e,OOO-PrOperty Attached.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Phipsburg. " J., March 29.-Richard Apple
gate. the missing postmaster of Alpha. \. J.. IS
a defauter 10 the amount of $4O0. and possibly
more, according TO United States Postofiice In
spcctor Dury-ea The shortage first discovered
was $40, but this has increased, and the IN
Vestigation of his accounts Is not yet ended.
Apologize took with him, ii is said, $500 OF his
mothers money and $500 belonging 10 his clerk,
Dobrick Kalman. Apologize Is said 10 have
compelled Kalmau 10 deposit 5000 in his hands TO
secure his position. with tho understanding that
the money should be returned 10 him. Justice
Seifert. Of Alpha. in whose hands the claims
against Applegate are placed. saws that Apple
gate probably took about $4,000 with him.
Sheriff MerTick took charge to-day OF the
property, both real and personal, 10 which APP
plegate held right or title.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
ELY INVESTIGATES MOCK CHARGES.
Former Police Headquarters Secretary Said
TO Have Borrowed Heavily.

Assistant District Attorney Ely summoned
policeman McGrath, OF Police Headquarters. 20
his Office yesterday afternoon, and began an
investigation OF the charges that James l. Mock.
secretary at Police Headquarters who was
dismissed recently, had borrowed large sums OF
money from members OF the department. Nc
ports ''SN' va l ~
was announced that to-day Policeman
Feter McEntee, secretary OF the executive COM
Anttee or me Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa-
uon. would appear before Mr.. Ely ana be ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
SAYS FLOWERS ARE NOT HIGH

Henry A. siebrecht the florist. denied Yesterday
published statements concerning scarcity Of flow
ers and an almost prohibitive rise In price esna
c'alIy that OF Easter lilies. 1T is unfair TO tho
public generally to say there is a scarctt, NJ tovr.
ers this year" he said Flowers are plentiful IN
every variety and I'm some instances the prices are
almost cut in half. Hydrangeas. rhododendrons
red roses and other species are
premium ana cheaper than last year. on accounT
OF tne early Easter this year Easter lilies are MOI
50 PehSSllul nut are not any dearer than last vear
re" Gays ago they were selling at " cents whole
Z a., mere mas been rise since but the retail
are quoted at 50 a Dozen "'| AoSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun G22 Moon Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
M-Ssndy 500 S:O7 Hell Gate 1000
PM-Sandy Hook s22 Gov. Island 500 Hell Gate 1922
WIRELESS REPORTS
The Lucania which reported by wireless yesterday
m when $50 miles east OF sandy HOOK Is expected
to dock about 10 a To- day.
The celtic. which reported Sable :l5
yesterday. when 1915 miles east OF that station,
pected &c dock about S p tomorrow
The Columbia which reported 20 cape Race 9:l5
m on Thursday $50 miles southeast that sta
lion IS expected dock about 500 a n Monday.
Ia Lorraine which reported Sable Island al a m
when aheam Of that station 10
look about 2 to-day.