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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
REAL ESTATE MARKET
Edwin Gould Buys Property in
East 55th Street.

owing tJ Yesterday being holiday i""
of the leading real estate concerns were
open Chief interest in the trading an
nounced was tho purchase by Edwin
Gould from Harriet & James OF the three
story dwelling house. No. l43 East 0'tn
street on a lot i6sxlOo.j feet The parcei
is located about midway between l.eNilS
ton and Third avenues and aDuts inc
4o-foot stable at 40. 1919 East yo'l
street, also owned 5y Mr.. Gou'd. l'''
10 the James house is ." thc name o. W.
Five Boroughs Realty Company, "hlc"
acts FOR Mr.. Gould
Tho estate Of John ~. Hagencamp has
sold No. 12i West l}lst street. three
story dwelling house on lot lssN'9l feet
The buyer rs said TO he a Mr. Senior.
Poasc & Gilman have sold for Ida *.
Bronner 40 257 West 10Th street "A four
story American basement dwelling house
on lot l7xl0o5 feet. to John T. Meagher
for occupancy. James NJ Donald is re-
ported TO have sold No. p West 'Ath
street four-story dwelling. on lot IN
lG22 feet.
4. g. Romcn has sold for the Revue
Siesel Company. for cash to william H.
Warmer. No lo7S Southern Boulevard
five story new Law apartment. with stores
on plot i0xl0o. adjoining Westchester ave-
nuc. and located but short ulstdl0V
from the Simpson street subway statoI.'
Tho purchaser recently bought nos I'VE
and 1915. adjoining and similar. throusn
the same broker. J. Brownshied mas sou
Cor GoTpov To \. Bardes the two
e,,,il,- house No 1875 Wallace avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
LIBERTY TO BOOM OUR GOODS
Merchants Association Would Also Boost City Manu-
features by Afxng as Motto From Greater
New York TO Products Shipped Out.

any other industrial community IN the
United States. with the exceptions ~
Manhattan. Philadelphia and Chicago.
The factories Of greater New York en-
ploy more workers than there are In
Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Cincinnati, ST
Louis. Detroit. Boston, Milwaukee and
Buffalo combined.
The plan suggested was referred to the
associations committee on commercial
law, which unanimously presented the
following resolution to the executive com
mittec OF the association:
Resolved. That this committee approve
the idea Of the motto and "mnlcin LOT
goods from greater New York ana SUE
gcst if LEGAL. IN" use OF the statue vl
Liberty as an emblem and th" words
Prom G.catcr New York as q motto.
This report was accepted by tho cNecu-
tive committee at its last meeting ana
the committcc adorted resolution pro-
,idnp that final decision should be h'iu
I'm abcyancc until all the members OF the
association had had chance To make
suggestions regarding the charact'I ol
the emblem and the motto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Leases have been closed iu the Archi-
tects' Building. Park avenue and pth
street with Henry e. Meyer. jr.. Mckim
Mead n White Henry Bacon PoSt n NC
cord. Arnold ". Drummer. La farg" ~
Morris. Lionel MoscS. NygrOu. JcnnrN y
Onmcs. Barnett Philips Ford, Butler y
Oliver. Dogn Barher. Ewing ~ 'hdppen'
Ludlow 4 Peabody. g. ~. Caldwell, Ncn-
meth VI. Murchison. II. Van Buren, Mage
uiglc, Thornton thard. Henry - WHIT
field. T.. ". Stern. Howard Grrcuiey'
Clark. McMulleu d Riley. Charles +.
Knox. T.. T.. Paul Company. j. X. VII
fans. Gillics Campbell Company. Thomas
u. NadcltOD. Guncdld Aus. Powers krS-
ulator Company, 9. y. Lowric. Alfcrl
Oliver. Peerless Elue Print COMPANY
Heltzer-CabOt Electro Company. Easie
White Lead Company. Mary Bishop dnu
the American Academy ia ROM
Pcasc " Gilman leased for tuScn" >
Philbin and :. SmnWood Mcukcn. as rA-
ccutOis of the estate of Adcla y. Dorm.
the -four story and basement dW'iiinS.
years. 10 samuel Mcdliu who vii at B.
tho house FOR business Use
Van Nlict 4 Place leased The stores al
Nos 900 and 40s Wo-t iitn street. Tor
term OF years t. George T. Fish.
Duross Company leased th" Store al
Joining the northeast corner ol prf ah"
church streets 10 George Chochos Tor YEN
years.
Ilubcrth Hubcrih have leased Offices
I'm the American Building. at columbus
Circle TO Or. H. G.. Nabstedt. the Rub
Der Acr sales Company. and IL. u. Arm
ingtOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
DEFENDS ISLAND SCHOOLS
Miss Dunphy Replies to Attack
by Dr.. Goddard.

Mary q. Duuphy. superintendent ~
Childrcn's Hospitals and Schools do
Raudall'e Island. took exception yestcr-
day 10 references 20 her institutions by
Dr. Goddard in his report on feeble
minded children 80 the public schools OF
the city. In q statement last night she
said.
n would be we'll for Dr Goddard to be
sure that lc can substdnuatc his lnsinu-
atfOns before expressing them broadcast
10 the press. Dr.. GOddard's only visit 10
Randall's Island. about year ago, oc-
cupied one hour, which. needless 10 say
gave him scaut opportunity 10 form an
opinion Of tie methods Of education or
treatment enforced Oh the Island.
"A a matter of common fairness. not 10
saw common sense. IN Or Goddard In
tended to include n paragraph relative 10
Randall's Island in his report ne should
haze eviuccd a desire To form his own
Judgment Of conditions there by visiting
and observing The institution and It's
workings. not to accept the Tcady-madc
opinion of the popular mind a. thrust up
on him 10y an eager public. That this
lack Of personal research lnValdaies his
entire report will be the conclusion of
thinking people.
Ns TO tho stories Of ill-treatmcnt limited
a. the best rcfutatiOn of such innuon-
does is the attitude Of the children and
their parents.
The writer continues TO say that par
onts have frequently appealed TO the com
missioner and the superintendent to use
influence to have their children retained
In Randalrs Island which they would
scarcely do. she said. If they were con-
,ipced Of the child's being il-treated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
SUBURBAN SALES.

Isabel ". Bonner mas sold through Cor
,olius G. Kolf 10 A. NJ. Mosko"Itz a pio'
e-vero foot. on Richmond avenue near
Richmond Turnpike, Bulishead' staten
Island
Tn. large tract Of land ar Simsbmy'
Conn. sold recently through l.. L. SO
cum was purchased ~ William WHIT
man. Dr.. the head Of William Whitman
< CO.. the second largest cotton yarn
house m the country. with establish
ments in this city and Boston. Negoua-
lions we're completed Tuesday whereby
Mr. Whitman acquires additional land at
Smsbury. and the entire property. COM
prism. 80 acres. will he used as sum
mer home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
MORGAN ART TREASURES
Paintings Attract Thousands to
Exhibit at Museum.
NEW COLLECTIONS ON VIEW
Sculptures, Bronzes, Terra
Cottas and Vases Date
from Roman Times.

THE srcai interest OF the public In tho
e. Picrpont Morgan loan collection OF
paintings on Wow in the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art. Ir. Edward Robinson. the
director. said Yesterday. was shown in the
increased attendance during the four
wc.ks tho exhibition had been open.
For the iust four sundays saio $50
museum director. "thc attendance Wa ap-
proNimately $1,000. arr average of 1000
sunday Tn museum is only open five
hours o. SUNDAY The increase m attend
anco was yroportorate on week days.
Dr Robinson expected large crowd
today and on WASHINGTON Birthday. II
was announced that the pictures would he
ON view IN tine Gallery Of Special Loans
Until further uotic..
fmportant acccssions during 1912 90 the
oepartmont Of classical at were an
nouncod. Only half the collection is now
on view. and the remainder VIII Doe exc
n-bitod as soon as it arrives here Ihc
ACQUISITIONS will be exhibited in the Bos-
corealc Room before their distribution 10
the several galleries. Tho objects now
d.enlayei include seven pieces of sculpture.
fourteen blouz,s. six terra cotos. thir-
teen vases and fragments OF vases ana
nine miscellaneous objects
Among tine sculptures is colossal poi-
uait bust SID rcd porphyry. which Dr.
Robinson said was "a magnificent example
az Roman wcrk The identity OF It's oIS-
inal has not set been discovered but u
FEC Thought 20 ~ -Atlil.s. adopted. son oil
y5tdrfan II dates frora about 200 4. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
MOB CLAMORS FOR MAN
ACCUSED BY LITTLE GIRL
co,r Detectives Battle in Flat
and on Street to Get PrIS-
oner Away in Auto.
pol ICE STATION "RUSHED"
Deserves Needed to Dispense
Crowd Infatuated by the
Story of Six Year Old
Bella Bell.

trf.~iatcd by the charges made last
.,,,, bv six-year-old Bella Bell against
I..Ir Sorands. twenty-four years old.
80 vo m West lO9th street where the
.,ud lives. q mob of men and women.
.rmcd with hrooms. natirons and
ticks made several attempts 10 take
the man from four detectives of the
West leOth street station who had
,laccd him under arrest.
The excited crowd was bcsicging the
licked door Of Sorands' apartment. on
the third floor of the house. and threat
eoing vengeance. when the detectives
arrived
When the door was hurst open 10y
The police the mob rushed into the room
md began beating Sorands. The four
ds,ectives finally hustled the man 10
tho street. where another crowd was
collected.
the polt,e hal a hard struggle With
those persons and received many blows
aimed ~ their prisoner An automobile
rassjng at IN. time was commandeered
and into :. the four detectives rushed
with Sorlnds. 1hc machine tool, them
to Amsterdam avenue. where they gol
out 10 lake a car. The TWO mobs. NOW
united and augmented by others .rom
tho neirhborhood. followed the autoIno-
bil. and surrounded the detectives anG
,,.ir nri,oner. The situation was more
serious than before. and the police
fornd II necessary To- draw their re-
Nolyers.
detectives quinn. Boile and Donu'!-
Low finally got or board a southoound
car With the prisoner leaving De'ec-
tive Dalton TO paciiy The mob and take
charge Of the child Della Bel. After
sorsrds had nus escaped from their
grasp the disappointed crowd turned
IN Detective Dalton. but his arguments
ouieted them and they went away.
But they did not disperse, for Lieu
tenant McClusky had hardly finished
with the arraignmenJ Of the prisoner
At the West loom street station wh.n
the mob. determined upon wreakins
,heir own vengeance. crowded into I'D"
.tation CRYING. GIVE as that maa.
.T.ea,. him 10 US" we will attend -
him" and the Ike. The reserves Were
called from upstairs and cleared IN
room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
POLICEMAN A "KIDNAPPER
Gold Laced Official Failed to Get
Requisition Papers.
by Telegraph TO Tho Tribune


New Britain. Conn. Feb. l2.-Althoush
he was not aware Of tho fact. Abort
Solomon. who comprises the entire police
department Of Wyoming, Penn, couib
have been arrested for kidnapping while
coming through New York yesterday as
he had prisoner in his charge but no
requisition papers with him.
Solomon brought back to this city Stan
Icy Dambrauskas. arrested for the alleged
embezzlement or Si2 from St Andrew =
Lithuanian Society. OF New Britain, OF
which he was formerly treasurer
Arrayed in an abundance Of gold laco
and with badge several inches in width
Solomon arrived in this city last night
and delivered his prisoner to the police
Solomon thinks New York is quite a place,
hut says he was somewhat Hurried by the
hustle and confusion. He had never been
cast Of his home town before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
FINE BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD
II Was Once the Home Of Timothy H.
Woodruff

Tho Harry l.. MaXwel homo on ''
northwest corner Of Eighth avenue ana
President street. Broollvn. which he pur
chased i've wears ago from Timothy h.
Woodruff who occupied the house ioi
ajout twelve wears. has been sold by MI
Maxwell TO Thomas l.. Leemins OF NO.
SIS Carroll street
The property occupies lot ''Nl'" '''
and adious the J. Rogers Maxwell nome
AZ the corner 81 Union street ana Llghth
avenue The house was built for the late
General G.. %. christensen. about thirty
y,ars ago. and was occupied by nm Nd
IN the time he sold # 10 Mr. Woodruff.
When Mr.. Maxwell purchased II he spent
about $40 o0O in irnproving the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

Inc Merchants Association OF Now
fork purposes the adoption Of an en-
plom and a motto 10 be affixed 10 goods
distributed from this city. The idea has
been followed with much success else
where Such notices as Made in
Worcester" Made in Syracuse and
similar markings have been adopted with
good effect as industrial advertisements.
Many Of the members Of the Chicago As
ISOLATION Of Commerce arc using the
motto "Chicago-Thc Great Central Mar
kct' upon goods which they ship.
New York City is the largest industrial
centre in the United States. With popu-
ation of per cent Of that OF the entire
country, it has nearly 10 per cent Of the
industrial establishments. with az output
Of nearly 10 per cent OF the entire manu-
featured products I'm 1910 it had -1.95s
manufacturing establishments, while CHI
cago. Philadelphia. s.. Louis and Cleve-
land had altogether $50.
The value Of the manufacturing prod
ucts of Brooklyn alone in 1910 was 9l"-
2c0.cn0. which was greater than that OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
REALTY NOTES.

pea,e q Gilman have been appointed
agents Of 40. i3i 10 i5S Broadway cor
nor of Howard street. nine story store
and loft building.
The Offices Of the Bronx Industrial n"'
reau and the Bronx Transit Assoo'a''o''
bave been moved to the Meehan Connmu
mtv Building. l69d street and Southe'l
boulevard. The Bronx. ,.-,oia
The Harlem Property owner 49, 49, q,
ton will hold meeting TINS eN''''7 az
N IL East lg5th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
NO OPTION ON SITE

I, was reported yesterday that the
Technology club had obtained options Oh
a site in 42d street for new home.
l. Parker Fiske is member OF inc
hoard of governors and chairman OF the
speclal committee as to whether the OF
cauization shall enlarge its present quar-
tars or erect new home elsewhere.
When asked about the report he sald.
I'VE have just begun to study the queS-
ton Nothing has been done as YET anu
,,o optious have been obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

miniatures OF tho sixteenth century in the
STYLE Of Ria Abhasi
Additions 10y purchase and gift have
been made TO the metal work, "oodWorh'
sculpture and textiles collections Inc
Tachaus collection Of GA implements Tor
use in repairing arms and armor has been
purchased.
OF the ne volumes added 90 the library
iu the last month eighty-siN wcr" pur-
chased Among the additions io the
library los gir We're two parts OF Volume
n of the catalogue OF tho Morgan collcc-
ton of Chinese p0rcclains
George Bumcnthal bias loaned To- the
museum his stained glass collection OBJ lo"'
window panels. They were made w l'-'
iu Alsacc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
SHIPPING NEWS
Port OF New York, Wednesday, Feb
ruary II, 1918.

steamer iumun 'CubaW. Cieufucsos Fcuru-
az -. 10 fnt Sow York 6 cuba Mail - co.
With mlso. Arrived 80 Tho Ear a. m.
steamer Madison Newport N.Ws and Nor
i'... to tho ODD dominion =. GO. with nass'u-
gore and n1sD. Passed Boz quarantine 40 2:ao
n.
steamer jamestown. Newport News and
Nor.o.k. 200 fI' OBI dominion rs 90. with pas
singers ami Wdsc Reported or Highlands at
30 m.
stcame. Ar,ouia dtau. Philadelphia Fcbru-
arF II. 10 ilagtncld ~oiaT A. GO. with 1879
-'eeiago passengers aai mdso Do transit VIII
Hnisu loading ANA c4iarr passengers for n ly.
s,esmer b l, ' faiadolphia. to the
CNde IS 60. with mdse. Passed B." Quoraa-
steamer nj Cid. Galveston February g. to
iLe southern Pacific 60. with mdse Passed in
Vcafantine A. ii:2o ~.
Steamer Mohauh. Jacksonviil" February .
and charleston 10. 20 the clyde IS 60. with
passenger and mdsc Passed in Quarantine
90 ~ - iu.
steamer Kaiscr wilhelm u oGoD Bremen
February {. southampton and Clo~b' urg -, fo
o"lri hs 4 90. with 800 FIRST and - SECOND
'ntin ana -. ste"rago uasseug'rs mails am
hll-' Arrived - ~" linf 40 lu.lN q m
STEAMER Jolando Of Gioreio (Nor. Port An
tonic February aUd Iauauo g. Orb th- Nt .
lint. Ir1f and 80 Co. with m4so Arrived
steamer Minrewo-fa Gr. LonIou January
"n and Southampton February J. I'D tho Attain
Oh. Transport irc. V,,h - passenger. mails
AMI mlsr Arrived af tho Bar 900 G.21 No.
steamer Nrgl4l.ua G}D Barbados Januarr
a. Trinidad - S9taniia @t Car,agcua Feb
1 fuaf D. Colon .. Kingston and Antiila : 70
-lrIcre0u A. Son. Hi.h ~ passengers and mdse
Arrived lt thr bar 900 40 a n.
steamer Seminole. Nfua FEBRUARY :. Sauto
Domingo and Mar0-is . SANCHEZ AMI SANTANA
4. Puerto Plata %. Monte ori-n anu Turk s.
Island = f1 f.. 'i,dn s. co. With - pas-"n-
s'r.. mails aud miec. Arrived tho bar a.
-.;n
steamer prllz EicI Friedrich Ger. PORE
i.imou February o. Colon 8. Kingston q. san
taCo and Fortune Island IS to fhe Hamburg
American Zine. with - passengers malls and
misc Arrived 80 tho Bar a. 80 "a m
sand, Hook y =. Feb l. 9.3U m-Wind
northwest. fresh l-eoze clear rough sea
steamer Manuel 'aIro '~uani. Genoa Janu-
a. a. Iarre.0n - valencia -G and cav
q" to /9rr0za. with passengers aud nIds'
Sout ~ Ambrose Channel lIghthip 81. I'D
Steamer Italia dur Palermo January II
and Lisbon u.s. o. Ieirce Bros with mdse
anchored in Quarantine no S.i1 % m.
steamer Bella .Frl f1i'iuor" February H.
fo 'fe Haursrc American Limo. with mdse
Arrived 90 f.o Bar q, G.3o o. m.
steamer lI.U1 tfir. Perth ANNOY February
j.. f1 N o. 'rar" e. 90. iu ballast. Anchored
.r quarantine ~ 30 p n.
steamer jamestown. Newport News and
Norfolk to fhe o'I Dominion So 90. With pas
srugcrs ana mdeo. Passed in Quarantine at
stcamc- Alriatic OH. Alexandria January
-. Naples February ! and Maicra !" 20 the
Whit" star Limo. with passengers ana mdse.
SIX miles cast Of Fire Island ~ 1925 D. DO.
steamer california lHrt. Glasgow or Am
hrose channel LIeHtship 90 ioo' D m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho A4rlatic. reported as 30 miles east %,
Sandy iiooA Al q iu Yesterday. is expected tu
do.k this forenoon
TITO california. reported as 1919 miles cast OF
Sandy Hook az 9.iu % m yesterday. g. expected
10 dock this forenoon.
The ICELAND. reported a. 2H3 miles cas-. o.
Sau0v Hook az room y"stcTdat. ls expected I'D
doci this forenoon
The Birua. reported a. 5.o miles east of
SANDY Hook a. g.@5 ~ yestcrdar, De- expected
90 dock Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
Forecast for special Localities.-Tor East
crn New York. fair to-day; Tomorrow, fair
and warmer. with mode rate west winds

For West Virginia, fair to-day. tomorrow.
unsettled and warmer.
For Western Pcunsyl vania and Western New
York fair and not quite cold to-day: to-
morrow. cloudy and warmer. probably snow
near the lakes. moderate west winds, becoming
south.
For New England. fair 70 day: to morrow
fair and warmer: moderate west winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Del
aware. Maryland and tho District Of Columbia
fair and continued cold to day: to- morrow in
creasing cloudin'ss aud warmer; moderate west
winds.
l-or Virginia. fair ana continued cold 20 day 4:
to- morrow. increasing cioudncss and warmer:
Moderate 10 brisk north winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
REPUBLICANS GO TO BRONX.

Many Republicans of the S5th Assembly
District attended the ninth annual enter
tainment and reception Of the Park Re-
publican Club at Niblo's Garden last
night Congressman Herbert Parsons,
Postmaster Edward VI. Morgan. Samuel
KoeniG, chairman of the Republican
County Committee and a score of others
journeyed 10 The Bronx and joined IN the
celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
Buy LONG ISLAND CITY PLOT.

hudson \. Harrington has sold TO the
r. L.. Bradley Company. of bridgeport
Conn. plot lO0x92 feet at the northwest
corner Of Washington and Seventh ave
nues. near the greensboro Bridge Plaza
and Jackson avenue. Plans are being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
TRANS PAClFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer In ny. Pm.
Japan. c0r.a. china via 4acOfnai
pauaua NIarl .-............. To-day go
Hawaii. Fiii Islands. New Zealand, 800
Australia ffli AIcfofIal- Makura Feb -, sou
Japan, Cores. China. Philippines
tvis Nict0ria) -Erpress ~ india Feb ia. 6:so
6r,c-io NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .''''' " '' 90. $50
Flanciscol-f- s Transport -. Feb Is. SO,
Tahiti. Msrquesas Cook Islands,
Ncw ZealsuI Australia via san
Francisco, Tahiti .....-..-.... Feb. ~. b 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

drawn for a three story brick factory
which the purchasers will make the dis
tributing point for their stores IN the
METROPOLITAN district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

Atlantic coast. moderate TO brisk north, east
Gulf coast moderate north. becoming east.
west Gulf coast. moderate northeast and east.
on Lake Michigan. moderate 20 brisk south
west.
steamers departing Thursday for European
ports Will have brisk west Winds and fair
weather to the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

~ IN l.
Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line. closes. sails.
La Lorraine. Hayre. French 800 no lu.'p " IN
Mexico. TIayaus. ward. 1900 W 800 p 10
Iayart. Para Boofh ...-.... t;Vp M "-"l " hi
Algona'u, 6 Domingo. clyde. lpv' "a n iN" y H
Buel0w. Bremen. n q L. lu."p 4" ~
Guiana. Carlenss. Munsou. -" !"
M t-gIe c.I.,.tou ~ par 800 D m
- ~ ~ Iouig saw say. 300 y IA
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY u.
pocbra NontevlIco. Barber go a ~ 600 m
i-iler - Eifts ... 900 900 1904 m
Kotonia farbadoes. RDNi II 80 m "'p m
,tttr~ia Uayu Han. AM. ~ ID m 800 ~
non. N.uf|. F,bfc .... 300 y 30
Noha,yl Jarkson,lflc. Giydc 100 y m
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -.
.Innaiclp'a. champion. Am Goo q m 200 u
lacOnia Madeira. Cunari.- H.'o a n l-W DOB
Arradian. Bermuda. RMSf. s'" a 900 lu.H ID I'D
Brazos. San Juan. Nl&PK. 300 fn 100 n
Alliance ('ri.tobsl Panama / 80 m 200 o. m
UUarius Argentina IIous'n 9ao m ~ 90 q li
Havana Uaysn. Ward go a.3O m 200 m
!, Friedrich Jamaica n II 80 On 900 m
T1lsr 81 Eitts y Y 4 Dom 900 % m I 90 q IN
a. Margaret N'tcvideo ---- go 600 "a m
Berlin Naples. y g iAoy d. ~ ~ 30
Minncwaska. London. Anti - 20 M
Verona. Naples. Italian. ~ 20 n
California. Glasgow. Anchor -- s'N m
Chicago. HayIr. French. --- ~" o.
Magdaena. X gston. RNSP -- 20 ~
1 s V Luckenbarh : Juan lns - l=ip M
Concho. Galveston, Mallory. =" p IN
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Humidity.

S q. Mo-. ~ p M. ~ 80 M. ~
Official observations taken at United states
weather bureaus az y. IN. yesterday follow.
lLtN T.mnorufiIr Mnath,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

southampton Fen d. T. 80 p -llajostIc tBrl
Ncn lorh fa chernourg ami Queenstown.
DrIta liu Sow lur. ,i4 barbados Colon
Kingston tf.
santos. Feb i2-Byron ,B1. Ncw YORK via
200 81. Jaueir0.
Rouou. FEB d. 10 Coo 0nrI Sew York
Agicrs Feb s-Monviso ltau from Genoa
Sew Y0rs.
koH.. FEB : Ilracmar ,Brl. New York
Cihralter job r.. 81 u ranuonia ,Brl from
NaUi .i Sew York.