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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
K0HLER GIRL STUBBORN
Will Go to Prison Before Test.
tying Against Doyle.
SORRY FOR HIS MOTHER
Father Determined to Have
Complete Airing of Case
Defendant Leaves City

Martha i. Kohler the seventccn-vcar
old daughter of James p. kohlei. sec
retary 10 tho Tax Commission. who
maze a criminal charge against Walter
Ia Doyle. was defiant yesterday when she
reached Brooklyn in colnpany with her
rather. after leading him a merry chase
TO Atlantic City.
i was going to come home to-day. any.
way. she said. "as ! thought fine whole
thlnS would have blown over by now
The girl did not seem 10 understand
no" serious charge she haG preferred
against Doyle. who is a younS real os-
tate broker
I won't testify against him under an
consideration, she declared. Il look
upon him AS more than a friend. and
anything that ! might do TO hurt him
might ruin his whole life. III go TO
prison first. or Il reformatory sooner
than cause him any more trouble
When go into court III simply re-
fuse to testify. They cant make me.
What has the public got 10 90 with this?
Just think OF his poor mother. how she
must feel about this affair. Ia 50. sorry
for her"
Miss kohier blamed her father and
brother for placing her in an unenyiabie
position before the pubEc.
when this case comes UP ! shall hire
a lawyer OF my own. 50 that will
answer just what questions lie tells me
10 and no more she said.
Doyle is on his way 10 Washington. ac-
cordnC to a statement made al his home
YESTERDAY The charge which the younS
woman made against him in tho form OF
an affidavit was signed last October He
5 said TO have since received written
denial OF the truth OF The charge. The
Young man is on the verge Of nervous
breakdown.
James &. Kohier. the father OF the
girl. Is determined that there shall be
complete airing Of the whole case IN
court. He declared ne would do ever%-
thing in his power 20 have the District
Attorneys Office take up an investiea-
zion through the grand jury. II was
rumored that several subpenas had been
issued.
There Will be a hearing in he Masis-
trates Court Flathush. Tuesday, when
young Doyle will have chance 10 tell
his side OF the story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

bag, 81 7jasl 90; bulk, 81 1Jas2. SWEET 70
TAfOES Jersey, basket. s5cbSi 30; ONIONS
state and Western, white, picked, crate. ~
20 state n ana Wesiern %n're tea ioy e NJ D's sas
5Oa'5c; Orange County, yellow or rcd. 25n'9c
Connecticut. white Dbl, sass 10; yellow, has
Gus, South carolina, bunch 25easI %, ART
CHOKEs. California. drum, siUnsl2; potato
bbl. 81 5ops2 80; ANIsH. New orleans. bbl
slas2 80; Florida. basket or crate, slusi -
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, California, drum. Sljt
SIS, Long Island quart. Jdloc; BEAM
Florida wax or green, basket, u 'ops5 %
New Orleans. Dbl. ,slqs2. Bermuda. crate. 600
Zoe: old. Dbl or bag siqsl 70: CARROTS. Be-
muda crate, .Scasl; south Carolina, J" ="
lunches 81 3oas2; New oTlssns bb' lqS7
81 5Oas3 30: CABBAGE. Denish. ton s7aS9
red. >l3qSld cAuLiFLoWERS. california
crate 81 5Oqs2 Florida basket or crate. SD
81 80; CELERY. Florida I2-nch Gaze. 81 7Jn
81 10: l0-inch case, 81 J0Gs2 80; einch case
81 5oqs2 %; California. s3asi californii
California case, S3nsf. Bermuda onion crate
81 2Jasl 80; CELERY KNOBS 100 bunchos
leans Dbl. sids2 80. Florida. basket. slasl 20
EGGPLANTS. Florida. box - 25nS2; cuban
sl1S.; ENDlNE ID, l!n iGc; IloRSERADiSs
100 70. S3N$4 80: kALE. Dbl 40n60c; kohl.
RABT. New Orleans 100 punches, S3GS5
Florids. basket or crate; slasl 20; LEII1 j.
Florida. basket. SlHS2 20; Soutn carolina
~ -DHS- LIMA BIN.NFs ll'il'it+f Ni"''
basket s2as+: Cuban; crate. Sia$3' Berintla
half box. s2Gs3: OKRA. carrier s2aS2 90
PEAS. Florida small. basho'' s2aSi ;al5,
.s3qS5 80: Bermuda. half-boN. s2a$i; PEP
PERS. Florida. carrier. I5cnsl II; 9-tiii boH
SluSf 80; Cuban carrier. 7Jc@sl large crate
Sla$1 80; PARSNIPS. Dbl. 7lcnSl; PAESLhl
New Orleans. curly. Dbl. 81 50ns2: plain. 81 .
as2 80: Bermuda. crate. 1jd90c; Florida bts
ket. 73cGSl; RADf>HES. basket, slnsl -
ROMANO. Florida. basket. sinsi 10; Nov o
leans, Dbl. $lHs2. bermuda. crate >ln>i =,
SPINACH. Dbl 75cnSi -. -HALLODS, Dbl.
81 5OaS3 80: SQUASH. Old, bbl. 81 3oWs.
Cuban. new. white box. s?as2 10; Fl SI6s
box. s2ns2 -: basket, 81 75Ns2 -: ~ kNIPs
rntabaga Dbl or bag. JeGl75c. TOMATOES.
Florida, carrier s1n$2 cuban. slmsl -.
MILK AND CREAM he exchange rat y
&c a quart for Grade Il and sac for GRAD.
net % the shipper in the DC zone. or 81 ~
and 81 ~. respectively. a tO-quart can deht
cred I'm New York Owing 10 the SURPLUS I'D
the market, there is likely TO be cut on
March / OF &c for each grade. The feelihs
among some OF the dealers is that the markfl
warrants an even greater reduction. The "
cepts Of milk and cream IN 4o-quart cans foi
the week ended February - were follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Feb
ruary 26, 1918.

steamer Havana. Havana TebiGa!. - ana
Nassau -. to the Nes york and cuba MAJ!
- 90. with isi passengers. malls and muse
Arrived at tho Bar az Cos M. No.
steamer PRIME sIg,smuud GER fot,
Ilrron Fehruasr - colon a. Kingston ~
and Santiago ~ 600 the Hamburg American
Line. with % passengers. mails ana fnds''
Arrived 81 the Bar az -.
steamer Bylands DBrl. Tampico f.bfiary
:. and proere-o ~. to the Muuson Ss Line.
with sugar. Arrived a. the Bar at II IA
18th. ,-,.,.,t.
steamer stampllia Gts.I philadelphia
February - TO Harjneld. Solar 4 90 win
: cabin and il1 storage passengers anu
rndse. ~ transit W.ll Nu!sh loading ana en- e.
baIk pass, myers FOR Naples. etc. Lett qua
s,eam,r rasus ,Brl Barbados February
10 Trinidad II -atariila Is. Cartagenn 10.
colon ~ H9Ss'n q -, ma Gas An,s mali.
and fnd,c. Arrived az On. bar az m
steamer Antilla CUBAN. Iamp!co F.nru-
AIRY ~ aud rrogrcso -. 60 ~ Ncw forI
a.d cuba Mail - go. vii , passenger ana
rnd4c Arrived a. the Dar ~ 800 . Do. roth.
steamer Apache Jacksonville February -
and Charleston "a 10 me ,ly's - o. wi1 ~.
passengers and mdse. Passed 10 ''uar@n''h'
steamer Ocesnia AUST. Tr!e,,"'e Febraary
: Patras 10. Palermo J, and Alsi"rr - 70
pbeIps BIOS 4 60. with lic cabin and $50
stecrage passengers and nds'. Left Vuaran-
tine - 80 % ~.
Copenhagen F'bruars ana shields ~ 70
David r. warden. $50 ballast LEFT Vu"rai-
tine AZ i.@5 p ~ ,-s. ,,,,.-
,ry - 20 Saudcrtou & Son. s.i'h 23N pasien-
gers ana udsr In Quarantine ~ . y 10.
steamer Nsrscas ,BrI. perth Amboy.
steamer Lugcuia ,Austl. Trieste Tebruary
o. TaIcrmo & and tie!ers @. - Phelps Bros
GO. with passengers ana mdsc. pu'sid"
steamer Jefferson Nevpo-; News ana Nor-
FOLK 10 "a" old Dominion - 60. with pas
s.ngcrs aud mds". Passed In Quarantine 81
steamer pofisbrook ,Brl. sasua February
=. aud crlb.rien 20 20 tho Munson Sc Line.
,yith sugar ARRIVED ~ III" Bar at J M.
steamer Bsvamou. Boston. 10 the fnsulsr
Line In ballast Passed quarantine NJ ".iS
4,eamcr Delaware. Philadelphia. to The
clyde IS 80. with mdse Passed 10 guar
"'i stpsm nv Eyelyn. Nsguabc Fehruar'. II.
r,ierdo 10 Ponc. - and Mayaguez ~. 20
4 " Bull y 90. with mdse. Arrived al 'he
steamer Ancon Cri,,otal February 20. 20 tho
Panama n IS %. with passenger mails
and mdsc on Scotland Lish'ship al lo'i'
Steamer Victorian OBJ. Liverpool February
Is. 10 thc White star Line. with mdse out
side The BE, a, IL ~, n,,umor. rebruary
-. 70 the Donald - 60. In ballast. An
chored In Quarantine az lo;?3 ~ W..
sandy HOOK j. le' p. ''SV III " M
south southoast Hight breeze: cloudy; smoo'h
sea. ,,,,
STEAMERS Bermudian oR). Bermuda Finland.
Antwerp, Alum Chine 'Br'. baltimore 'aracas'
San Iuar: creole New orleans. Metapan d'r,
Kingston, ArApahoo Charleston and Jackson
yIllc. Texas. Port Arthur. Madison. Norfolk
and Newport News. Stampalia htah, naples;
Luris,an dBr' Matanzas: Sabine Galveston
S,camers bristol cts OBJ. Bristol. Dunstsn
d,rt para. VItalia (Nor,. Macoris: Helen
o~or,. Havana. Monroe. Norfolk and Newport
rt.I,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
WHITMAN BOOM LAUNCHED.

The City Democracy announced yester-
day its Endorsement OF District ATTORNEY
Whitman for Mayor and its opposition
TO Tammany Hall in the coming cam
paign. The executive members elected
Emanuel Klein chairman 10 make fusion
arrangements with other political ana
civic bodies against Tammany and 90
complete tho City Democracy's organiZa-
ton in all the Assembly and election as
tr!cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OmoiaI Record and Forecast.-W

om,isI Record and Observation-Disclosures
Feb oG-The temperature has risen declcco'y
.ast OF The Mississippi River and IN the We5t
Gulf states and much colder weather preNans
Over the plains states ana inc "''o'e ''o'"
s.hcre ,ylll be rains Thursdat, and probably
T-riday. throughout the middle Atlantic south
Atlantic and cast Gulf states ana a., sn,hcrn
nortion of the lake region and the ONO NhH.y
and snow in the middle Mississippi Na,ie!, VIE
middle plains states and the NocAy mo. mum
and plafeau regions. In the west Gun sth,es
%.tns Thursdsv will be followed b. unsettled
weather Friday. The weather VII be fslr aIohg
the Northern border. from Montana 10 upper
Tbn ,en,nersture will be considerably lower
rbursdsv In the west Gulf states the MESS
sippi and lower Ohio valleys anu rt'""s m ~
me Gulf slater. Tennessee the ONO NhIcs
and the lower lake region. Moderate tempers
,ura viii prevail in tho Atlantic states lhurs-
day and probably Fridsy; ..,..a p, the Gu,,
cast from brownsville. Tex, TO Cedar Keys
Fls. ..,,, h..r ordered for
Io-er Michigan. the western ana ceh.ra' pol
,Ions ~ up2er Michigan. Iowa. Eastern hhh
sas Northern and Central Illinois Nor,nc,rn
missouri Southern ana Eastern w's Wis" ~
Northern and Central Inaiaha' c"'a"'''' 1870
Tt,n .fros along the New England coast VIII
be moderate 10 DISK scuth shd 1T .on,h
along the middle Atlsptc coast prisk sou sun,
aions The south Atlantic coast. increasins
south along the cast Gulf coast sr Inn, a ,he
nroba bIy hiTh south and southehst; s.ons va s
pro-, pro-, Chr cast brisk and hish. shifting ara
Incoming west and northwest: on LAKE MICH
ean brisk northeast ard north.
steamers departing Thursdsy FOR hn'ope n.,
- ,,,u have brisk south winds and sno"
and rain 20 the Grand Banks
vc,.c.., for special Locaiities.-For Eatt-
ern New York. rain on the COAST anu '"."
or snow In the interior today and p.onao''
Ty,dav. moderste TO brisk south winds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
a. G. A. Will Seek Club Quar-
tiers in Fifth Avenue.

decision which carries little surprise
% tie rank and nle OF IT'S members IS
That Of the Automobile Club OF America
oiyorce entirely the social and business
'hos OF the organization The CLUB Ia
NHues. III the opinion of the board OF
so'e'nors, would be more suitable IN
nth avenue than in the big building IN
"est 18th street. and a committee mas
''eh appointed 10 select and report upon
new location. The committee consists
a. j. iiemphill. Henry r. Taylor
,,Ieh'y sandorson, James A. Blair, jr., and
Dave u. Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

Following changes quartcruastei corr. ordered:
Lieutenant Colonels DANIEL l.. NJ CAErHY.
JAMES II. HOUSTON and BisECIiER t.
assigned to The central department. llcutcn-
ant colonel DANIEL L. MCCARTHY. "a
signed chief qlarternaster second Division
vice Colonel ABEL L. SMITH: Lieutenant
Colore! JAMES l.. HOUSTON. Major
HARRY +. WILKINS ana Capt:in EDMOND
r. TOMPKiNS. assigned assistant chief
quartermas,eTs. Second Division.
Following officers coast artillery. transferred "a
indicated Captains WILLIAM FORSE, from
41,h 20 l39th Company: ALFRED II. M
son. from 5N,h to il2th Company: RALPH
NJ MITCHELL from ith TO iath Company.
and REX VAN DEN CORRUPT. from l39;h
to SGth Comran!. FRS, Leutcnants Wal
TER SINGLES. from 36;h to li.tn COMPANY.
as attached. ALLISON DEANS. JT.. from
Slst 10 ll2th Company; DONALD ". ASH
BRIDGE. from iSgth to 18th COMPANY. as
attached; Second IieG,enants ROBERT T..
MORLEY. from Doth 90 li@th 'omrau. .
HERMANN Ii. ZOl;NIG. from ll2th 10 55th
Company.
First Lieutenant DONALD u. HNY. .5th In
fautry. from Fort George Wright ana on
aspiration leave o; aosencc 90 his regiment
I'm Honolulu.
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK ". STEW
ART. from 3tn 70 9TH Field Artillery. lie
will be assigned 70 a battery o. Fort Sill
Second Lieutenant JACOB l. DDNERS. from
Leaves Of absence; Captain ELLISON l. GIL
MER, coast artillery, hftecn DAYS; Captain
DUNCAN ELLIOTT S;i Cave.ry. one month
y
Captain BENJAMIN TAPPAN. detached el-
pervisOr OF naval auAillaries. commandait
naval stations. Olongapo ana Cavitt 7. T.
Lieutenant NYLES JOYCE. detached assist
ant inspector Of engineering material
PITTSBURGH, tho Birmingham.
Lieutenant GtN WHITIOCk. detached the
birmingham. home. wait orders
Lieutenant g. ". DENSMOEE. detached tie
Itah. tho Nebraska. IS senior engineer
officer
Passed Assistant surgeon q. r. WllTMoEE
detached navy rec"uitns station. SAT-
Lake city: receiving ship A. Puget sound
CHIEF Gunner STEPHEN DONELf. detached
H." North Carolina, naval hospital. Boz
Gunner ANET. L1NpBI.ND. detached receir-
I"G ship ~ Norfolk. the North carolina
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported 10 tho Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Fel. - lilo Arkansas az Hampton Roads
SAILED.
Feb. 2i-The Petrol. from Santo Domingo
Guy for Guantanamo.
Fob. 2j-Thc trethusa. from Pot Arthur
rex. FOR Guantanamo, the Arkansas. from
Hampton Roads Tor New York yard. tie
S'ardsh. from Norf0lk FOR Annapolis. thH
Saturn. 'rom Tihuron. Cal. for san Dlcso,
the Nashville. from Puerto Cortez FOR Ne"
Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
cox CONFERS WITH EBBtIS
Wants Permission to Have Nine
on Long Island.

Rosslyn " Cox. president of the Nc"
York and New Jersey Baseball League.
called on Charles II. Ebbets. presideht OF
he Broo6yn club. yesterday in the inter
est Of the new circuit. with the nope OF
obtaining Permission 10 place nine III
iong Island city.
The Promoters had . long conference
but failed 20 arrive at any definite con
auslon. NJ. Ebbets declared that ne hdo
70 protect his club. but would put ,he
WESTON up 10 the National League lot
settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
SATURDAY. MAKClI J.
TRANSPAClFiC MAILS.
close
In NY. Pm.
Destination and steamer.

Destination and steamer. ~ ~ In
japan. Corca. china GA Iaccmaj .,o
seattle Mdru --.-.-. -.--' .--- iV-N'3f ''''
l'a%a" wa S"h 'a", To-day. $50
Hawaii. japan. Philippines LA san r.,n
Francisco l. ) transport. .Teo. - h'So
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook lflands
New Zealand. Australia ola san ~ ..,,
FTanciscol-Tahiti ..............iep . - gov
Hawai- japan COrcs. CHINA
Philippines ,yia san Francisco go,
Persia .-..h ch' o. '''
Hawaii. samoan Islands New Iea-
land Australia Oia san Fran
CisVoI--NCntETa ........-..-.. NH " Wv
japan Corca. china. Philippines
g,ia seattle Yokohama MarI. Nch. D. p'"'
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand.
Australia (yia Victoria les 90,
japan. Corea. China. Philippine -
wa Victoria Empress 81 japan Men w. o''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
ADELPHI BEATS GREENWICH

me basketball team OF Adclphi Acad-
my defeated the Greenwich High
sSenool on the formers court yesterday
score or ~ 10 2G
onS 'eIpnl Gagged goals At will In the Sec
naif Bernstein and Afford were
H. Iof Adelphi. Wigmore scored
majority Of points for Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
1912. 1912

riichos, Temperature Yesterday, % desiees
-, Eeao n M lowest II degrees at a. M
average IS: average for CORRESPONDING haie ios.
,hirty-threc years -. . .hahi,.
Local Forecast Rain TO day ano propap'S
Tomorrow: moderate 20 brisk south "in's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

OIL. American seed. city raw ana ou'
town raw. 50fJlc; Calcutta raw, zoe.
COrTONSEED OII.-Price changes We're
narrow. closing net unchanged 20 ioihI
higher. Crude oil was not being onered Ncly
Freely and the nrmncss IN lard had "A stlHu-
lating influence on values, although trade de-
mand was only moderate. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The NeV York. reported as fOs miles east
OF andy Hook at II % ia YESTERDAY. - %
pected 20 dock this forenoon.
The Cedric reported IS "a miles cast o
SANDY Hook ~ noon YESTERDAY. - expected -
doc. this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

marian and rain or snow in northern portion
10 dav: somewhat warmer Friday. probably
rain or snow: moderate 90 brisk southeast
I winds ,, -,
For New Jersey. Delaware. MARYLAND. the
! District Of Columbia and virginia, rain ana
/ somewhat warmer to-day; unsettled friday :.
probably ran, moderate 10 orisK sou'ne's'
! winds -, -.
For Western Pennsylvania. snow or rain IN
! northern portion and rain in southern portion
| 10 dsv: somewhat colder; local snops ana
| colder Friday; moderate 10 brisk east WINDS
| For Western New York. probably snow 10
day and FRIDAY. moderate variable WINDS.
/ For West Virginia. rain to-day: rain or
| snow and colder Friday.
| For Northern New England: snow ana some
what warmer to-day: unsettled lTday' prop
J I'LL snow: moderate TO brisk southeast winds.
! For Southern New England, rain or snow
| today and probably Friday; somewhat warmer
| to-day: moderate 10 brisk south wlnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

PROVISIONS-E Easier early. owing 20 lib
eral receipts Of live hogs AT Western points
and a decline Of i0ni5 point. in the hog mar
ket. Later stcadier feeling developed and
values regained most OF the loss PORK
steady Mess. $50 5O9s2i: family s2i 500
sss 80; short clear s2iat23 % BEEF~Mess
siad 500: family. s23as2i; packet. s2Iqs2a
extra India mess s3i4t3s BEEF HAMS -
Bacons, li.dl.c: pigs; l2Hc, cut MEATS
Picked bellies firm; l2tGlttc. PlcKLcD
fTAMS-steady; iilsc. TALON Quiet; spe-
csl &c. cty. 6.c;'country. 5sU6sc. LARD
-Ftrm middle West 10. I5n 10 SIC; city 1919
TiOhc. Refined steady; South America, II 0Jc
Continent. II .asc: 'irazll. kegs. IL o5c Com
pound quiet. IhsaSc. STEARTNE-oleo, loc
MOIHsSFs AND sYRUps - Tone steady
and demand moderate. New Orleans centrru-
sal common. ija Toe: fair. i7I20c good Fla
&c: prime. 2sm34c: New Orleans open kettle
35a55c. syrups. common, Hole. medium. IA
di7c. fancy. Isd22c.
NAVAL STORES -Turpentine Arm and I'M
changed Hosin and tar steady and unchanged.
II RPENTINE spirits. machine Dbl, i6ac.
TAR CqG.JOc. ROslN. common TO good
strained u 5Ca5. GOc; y. r and T.. 6h5c. +.
G o0c: q. $500: H. &c: !. 7.i5c; *. 1850: NJ
I,sr. y. Sc: " q. sj0c and " W. sI5c
O'IS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
,roleum steady. PETROLEUM. standard
white bb New York and Philadelphia. $500
bulk $500; cases. 10 SOC, water white, bbl.
0 SOC bulk, 5s0c; cases, li.soc; LINsEED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

IocsI OfYlcisI Record.--The following official
,.co,d from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
tour hours in comparison with the correspond
irg date Of last year. - ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
NEW YOEk PRICES.
BONDED NIIEt'
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCES

IOt " NM VII VI Jour sfeauN. Z
To the upturn in wheat. but demand was light
wood are quoted on the New York Produce
Exchange. SprinS patents. 81 sons SO. winter
straights. 81 6onSi 20. winter patents. 81 >0d
81 20. spring clears. 81 30nst ~. extra No |
winter. AaS -. extra No . winter. 81 90qSi: :
Kansas straights. 81 2Jnst -. fancy spring pat
ents. 81 fnpsj 90. RYE FLOrR-Quiet: fair
10 good 50 6Orx3 ~. choice TO fancy. 81 gDd'
81. BrCkWHEAT FLOUR Dull a, So 2Jn
81 - per 100 IL. CORNMEAI.--Q quiet. kiln
dried 81 - RAG MEAL Fine white and vel
lou. 81 30usl 70. coarse. 81 25ns1 80 FEED
western. sprine. S22ds22 80: standard mid o.
ding. SO I5pS25. -four do. S27. red dog $50 % /:
city bran. So bulk s23 sacks: mildIins. s23Si
500: red dog. $40 So homny chop. SO bulk
S2i ~ sacks. oilmeal. $50 50as3l 90
tOItEE-Aiost ~ the rrm.r feeling which
prevailed IN the coffee market AT the close on
Tuesday was lost to-day. and traders SCENE 1
OF the opinion that prices had been advanced
100 rapidly. European markets showed only
a partial Response To the advance here and
opening prices were barely steady at decline
of lDn2O points. There was active selling
early. aud the market showed further weak
ness. IN absence Of aggressive support from
tho bulls Around midday there was a partial
recovery. but at the close prices showed "a net
loss Of "a 10 points. The tone WAS nearvous
and while trade seemed To be expecting "A rally
Of some Kind buyers lacked confidence and sold
quickly on any evidence OF renewed LIQUIDATION
Cost and freight offers from rraZii ranged
from unchanged - ssc higher. but on an aver
age were about i0ni5 points above Tucsday =
quotations. Havre closed i'.alis francs
higher. Hamburg iaT'. pfennig higher
and Brazil 40 refs lower To 100 higher
Spot unchanged at I2Ssc for Rio No :. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 9.S7. sunset. $40. moon see T. -
IN. moons age -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
lFrom The Tribune B1rcau. !

II TON INC IFIUTro NlI'IN-T
Washington. February 26
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

oNci,l observations or United Stat''
Weather bureaus. taken AT p. IN. yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

Porecsst for special Locaiities.--for EsN
ern New York. rain on the coast an" r"'"
or snow In the interior TO-DAY and probably
H'y,d,y. ,uoderpte 10 brisk south Winds
For Eastern Penneylvania, rain 10 southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27
Humidity.

sa. M. 80 p. m.... ~ p n. o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

Jack Miller. the "no!d-out hrst oaSe
man Of the Pittsburgh Pirates mas d'
last seen the errors OF his ways ana mas
.,r,ensered his signed contract 10 Barney
Dreytuss. The only surviving incn'oeiS S
Of the "hold-out' crew Of the Pirates arc
Byrne. Hendrix and Carey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

Otto Miller. the catcher. ard William
Wagner. Z pitcher, from New Orleans.
o, whom good reports have been heard
and of whom much is expected, sent in
their signed contracts 10 the Brooklyn
superbas Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-27

Miller Huggins. manager Of the -
Iop,s Cardinals. has purchased Alrerd"
calebra = Cuban shortstop from tbs
Indianapolis club. OF the American A''
ISOLATION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

bathed six and seven times n day.
Men and women bathed together in
the. most promiscuous manner.
Drunkenness became common
among the women on these occa.
sions, and the classic writer's tell us
how the modesty and simplicity OF
the early Roman matrons were COM
pletely destroyed by the baths.
In these days. when governments
are expected to do much for the
amusement Of the people. just as
the old Roman Emperors did, 1t
would seem brilliant idea to revive
IN some measure the gorgeous pub
lie baths Of old. The proposal to re-
store the baths of wicked Caracalla
sounds particularly fascinating.
But when the practical details of
the restoration came to be consjd
cred 1t was found that there would
be no way of carrying off the vast
quantity of water that would be