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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18

for fame. Ksle and spinach higher Pe.s
firm. Tomatoes plenty. New Orleans yeseta-
oes generally frozen; POTATOES s Bern. &C.
Florida, new. No /. Dbl. 50 5ods4; No 2, SO
50. Virginia. late crop. Dbl, 81 75hsl ~;
Maine, bag, 81 soas2: bulk. $50 n; s2as2 25'
bulk, 81 9oas2; bag. 81 soasl 30: western
bag. 81 75asl 90. bulk. 81 s71s2: SWEET PO-
TATOES. Jersey. basket. s5cpsl 30; ONIONS,
state and Western. white. pickle. crate, va
or crate, 5Vcusl; yellow or red. 1oo-lb bag,
j0d5Oc; Orange County. yellow or red, 20
doc Connecticut. white. Dbl. sass 20; yellow,
bag, 5on75c: cuban. new. crate. -? ARIi-
CHOnES. California. drum. slonSl5 potato.
Dbl. 81 J0dS2 80; ANISE. New Orleans, Dbl, u
as? 80; Florida, basket crate slasl 20;
Florida, waX. basket s2aS3 %; green, >-g
81 30: BETS. South Carolina. 100 obncheS'
slas2. New orleans. Dbl. slas2; Bermuaa'
crate. 2Jn5oc; old Dbl or bag. SluSl 90. tAR-
RIOTS Bermuda. crate. JVnI5c. South caro-
lima. 100 lunches. 81. Kew Orleans, Dbl sln
So. old. bag. 15cGsl %; CuCUMBERS basket
sl4@sI5: Florida new. crate. 81 south csro-
lima. crate. o0casI. CAULIFJOWERS. 'ali-
fornia crate. 81; half crate. siasi 10: French
crate. 81 60as2 80. Florida. basket or crate
81 25dSl 80; CELERY. Florida. Finch case,
81 7jGS2 80; io-inch case 81 5ons2: sinh
case, 81 2jaS2 California case. ". california
punches. Sass: CHICoRY. New orleans, bb
sid.'c Florida. basket i5cmSl %: EsCAkoL.
New Orleans. bbl. s1d<2 %; Florida, basket
7JcaSl %; EGGPLANTS. Florida box, 81 2ad
So Cuban. sldS2; ENDlvE. 10 l3n lrc;
HORSERADTSH. 100 N. s3nS4 80: kALE. Dbl
5oa65c: KoHLRABI: New Orleans. Zoo ,"'
lunches s3qS6; Florida. basket or crate Sln
81 80: LETTUCE Florida basket 0cnN %;
crate. JOcdSl 80: South Carolina. basket, slI
81 20: LIMA BEANS. Florida crate. sfaS'.
cuban. 81 J0Gsi 80. OkRA. Florida. carrier
s20s2 I5: Cuban S2G$3: PEAS. Florida. small
basket. s?0S.: large Sass 50: Bermuda. 81 ~
ns3 30: PEPPERS. Florida, carrier, Slasi -
ain box 81 JOds2: Cuban. carrier. 15cdS1 -
large crate, 81 25asl IS; PARsNIPS. bbl -
aSI: PARSLEY. New Orleans. curly, Dbl. - ."
dS2: plain. 81 50nt3: Bermuda. crate, Zoe
Florida basket. 75cdN: RADIsHEs, south
Carolina. basket 81 %; ROMANO. Florida
basket. jocdsI: New orleans. Dbl. slaSl 80.
Bermuda. crate S5a75c: SPINACH. Virginia
hbl JOcdS1 30. SHALLOTS, New orleans
Dbl. 81 JOas3 80: Virginia basket. 75casi
SQUASH old. bbL; 81 5oas2; cuban. ne" .
white box s2as2 30: Florida, s2ns2 10 bas
ke,. 81 75as2 %: TuRNIPs. ruta basa, Dbl OF
bag 5Oa75c; TOMATOES, Florida. carrier; ~
a$2 -: Cuban, s1ds2 % Nassau. slQ$2; MeA-
lean. nat box 81 4OGsI 80: California fat box.
75qS5c: WATERCRESS. 100 punches. 81 o0gN2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains All Show Advances
Slump in Coffee Continues.

There was considerable uncertainty
about early trading iii the wheat mar
ket. and while tirmness in Europe gave
An advance OF t2c at the start here,
liquidation wiped out practically all the
gain. and the market was weak until the
last few minutes, when sharp rally
carried prices UP TO net gain for the
day Of l. a sc. \ Broomhall cable sald
that there is q genuine demand from
Russia for Argentine wheat for imme-
diate shipment to Odessa. and added that
supplies OF good milling wheat in Rus
STA are scarce Domestic weather CON
ditions we're generally favorable. but one
report from the Northwest told OF the
appearance Of the Hessian fly. The rise
was due 10 foreign causes. as the domeS- :
tic sltua ton seems 10 he fairly against
the market. The same causes, aided by
rumors OF export business. Offset LIBERAL
Western receipts of corn. and although
prices moved within a narrow range the
close was al net gain or "a n 12c, aoout
sc of from the best Of the day: With
"A decreased Visible supply In the face
% heavier Western receipts, oats We're
fairly active and closed unchanged TO
Sc Up from Saturdays finals
Higher foreign markets. and stead
cost aud freight offers from Brazil. with
optimistic views put forth by one OF the
leading houses in me trade FAILED 10 pre-,
vent coffee prizes closing from To "a
points net lower than Saturday. hnai.'.
The drop being accentuat ted by the fdct
that early trading was at II net gain Of
from S 10 70 points. y private cable
message said that in spite Of denials
foreign bulls were selling, and this
caused weakness and heavy selling here,
prices at one time showing a drop OF
from 3s TO IL points from the opening
level Previous ideas regarding the
technical strength of the market are pc
ing revised In view or the fact that recent
liquidation has resulted I'm a decline or
from 100 10 l43 points within the last W.
weeks Near the close there was rally,
bat the foreign markets had lost the
greater part OF their morning advance
and were weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, February
II. 1918.

e.,..... George Nashingtou tper bfe.
r.en February =. Southampton hnd 'n,,oo e., :
,.d -nn .bt-d cabin and 100 stcerag. phs r.
'..,...rs mails ard mdse Arrived az nc
la ~ -" . m. ... o.. .te A.
Iantir Coast Lumber 30. with mcse ~
ported on Hirhlan-s. go y ~. ,,.to v,,,
Steamer Chesapeake. Baltimorc. 70 me y, II,
,--f 20 T,tt,-ao-, transportation 20. with
aldss Passed m Quarantine AZ 90 VI.
g,.aiac. Antilles New orleans Fcb1uar.
q" 20 .re southern Pacific 90. with pat
s-ng.-s and fadse Passed in quarantine o.
pir..n a 90. with mdse Passed IN guar
Sumner TieuV Au.stcrdsm oDutch', Eot
rIsin tud BouloEae FEBRUARY ; 20 W Ilo'
,lhtn AND - str.rag, passengers snc mds''
~. oil o. thc Ear - - . on.
..i''r-.stor 20 thc CIydc - 90. with passsn-
.or, ana .nds, P4ssor in SANDY Hook 81
s.,sror yirilancia Nassau February Il. 70
ID. @ov York and cuba Mall - 60. with -
passenger. mail. and misc Arrived al inc
81 s,.sr.'r cantor ,Br. Havana February .
c,rf.nas and Nafauzar H. 20 The Munson
~ line win sugar. Arrived AZ the 1917 o.
:...r,e~ r.,clavanna ,r}r Manchester Jan
uar, g. Nla Halifax February y. 20 pawn
warden. 80 ballast Arrived a. the ba' ~
steamer Caledonia 6Br. glasgow and Nozzle
rebr,lary = 20 Henderson Bros. with ii' CABIN
and 100 storage passengers. Tnals ana must
steamer perf.ction Roston. 20 The standard
OV 90 90 ballast. Passed IN quarantine az
1880 q ~. -,.- ,....,-..
: Christianla d. birmingham n and boston
February 70. 10 Punch. tdyc 30. Win Hd'o
Arrived a. the bar az II . IN. laih
steamer Trutera tNorl. Eelize Fehfusrf
and Porto Harrios 10. 20 tho United Fruit CO.
vith ] passenger and mlse. Arrived at the
steamer CAROLYN. Mayasuez rcbruary 10. 20
\ 81 Full & 90. With mlse. Arrived a. the
steamer permudian ,Bn Bermuda February
De- 20 T. Ou'.ft-dge 60. Nth l6 ysSsei.
GER. mails and mlsr. Arrived al me bar ~
steamer Johannes Ru.. Ger. sasla FEB.
Line With sugar Arrived a. 'he Bar az .
steamer CRIB 6Nor. Manzanillo rebruary 3.
% th. Manson - Linz. With sugar Afi''eu
a. The bar az Il 1890 NJ 10th
steamer Cosmo Ponce FetrusT] ~ and san
Juan o.. 20 ne New York and Porto RICO -
%. with q passenger malls and mtse. ~
rived =; the fiar at : 20 a ~.
steamer Prlns wiIem Is Dutch. Para
marble January 20. pencrari IS. Trinidad -
,'a-apano . Cumana and Gusnta 20. Ia
Guarira 81 Puerto Cabciio February l. cara
Gao Q. Iacmei :. AUX Cages 5. Jer~mi"
~ the ROYAL Dutch west India Mail. with Z
Messengers. malls and indse Arrived AZ The
stetme- p,ko,an Puerto Mexico. 20 he
hawaiian American So 60. With m4se on The
Highlands - P;0i ? ~.
cfeaue- Oklahoma. Port Arthur To-. Fob
.r,a,.y = 10 he + Gurev Petroleum 90 with
of Passed ~ Sandy Hook a N:30 p ~
Steamer Altdi nicp. Petit Cove ichrIdr J.
C&rfogena g. Puerto Columui1 : santa Nsftt
Tort an Prince l. and inagJa - 90 th" Ham
burg American Line. witt : passengers. nails
arl rr1se. Arrived a. the Bar 81 i.:ip m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. FEBRUARY Il. 1913
GRAIN WHEAT market appeared
10 - IN a state OF mdecisiou. Ii was evident
however. that some Interests were Inclined 10
test its lsilying power. and considerable stress
vas placed upon a number OF factors. which
might be- expected 20 have IA stimulating In
auoucc on values. Unexpected rrmn.ss IN
Europe eent prices up isc AZ the start. with
covering D., some ~ las; weeks sellers. At
Tho advance there vas liquidation. ana tao
market lost practically all III. gain. but IN
~. last fe'r minutes rallied sharply aud closed
ARA al The top. with net advance OF 80 SC.
The domestic situation Was believed 70 be
against Tho market. az receipts Wcrc again
quite liberal and. while there we're ruTnors OF
- port sales 10 actual business was reported
ard 'hc cash demand WAS rather SLOW. The
ls.yle In N. United states showed deer dse
Tor TIE week OF fOs.mD bush. with total
~ o. $50 90 bush. compared with -. iJo'up
asst year whom stocks decreased $4,000 bush.
IT,. weather over th' West Vas generally
clear and mild. bur there were some complaints
OF la-' o. moisture. emo one report mentioned
ITO existence Of Hcssan ~. No red winter
wheat vas quoted at 81 ooi+ elevator ana
Isl II. D. ailoa'; 10 J Northern spring
81 pla, . o l. arJat CORN Mo, cd within
range - "a TO- and closed AZ the best Tor the
dav wiki a net adv ancc of s,d ~. The yisl-
bio increased I .s9s.GD nush. compared WIKI m
increase last year % l.2l5.00 Export corn.
5Gi-c % b snoat. OATS Fairiy active nnd
stead In .ympathy with wheat and corn.
closing NJ, unchaneel 20 tsc higher. Receipts
were more liberal. bur the visible supply de
creased ~ 90 bush. compared with decrease
last year 81 $500 busl. cash market steady
standard white. 3?a30i9c No 3. as'sn39,: No
& 8sc. natural white. q 1850; white. clipped.
3-G4lc all track. RYE-Steady: No west
mailing. 6Jl7oc. I Buffalo feeding. is'ec.
I &e-. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
CAYNOR AT RENT SHOW
talks on Single Tax to 500 in
Union Square Exhibit.
LAYS EVILS TO CONGESTION
crowded Centres Create Social
Political and Moral Sins.
Says MAYOR.

va. OF ia, nor visited the "loNtr rents
exhibit ycstcrd; y.ncoa a; NJ. % Union
square and although nc amazed the Eve
/ "Nhur'o or so persons who happened %
re there with SON, opening remarks OF
li'e which were more characteristic Of
( thc philosophy OF Schoponhauer than Of
tplct"tus .hc soon recovered from his
melancholy mood and delivered nvel,
speech or the single tax
Raymond V Ingcrsoll. Chairman Of m
congestion committee. took tho Mayor in
hand as soon rs he appeared in tie build
ING and led him toward The platform. beg
+ eng for speech. Although 81, seemed
/ "a hi reluctant; Mayor Ga~nor took a
I iook az tho crowd. which had spotted his
i'sh silk nat and had bcear 10 surge
/ around the platform and said, iu part:
''onscs,cd population produces ot1a.
/ e'i.> tan hish rents. Il produces phvsi-
! cal aoG moral evils Wht should thc con
ges'iou sNst" There is plenty o. room
/ ~ th" world. Al jhe rcou', ou this c!ob,
co"d 10 pat ~ Tea. congestion ere
/ ate. political 'arC social evils.
; There are ,Wo ways 20 reduce rents
+ orc IS 20 dispcrse The population. Then
4 there would be no rent rac other way
| is 10 increase the number OF houses Il
! is always tr-c Ina, rent dercuds ou sll-
PLYING anon with HOUSES. Some think tina
8 zen; l. high whom tav.s sr, high some
! think ;hat thc landlord adds nis taxes TO
MS rents That is not So. .aw tho time
Do Brook! when thc ian was s. or the
. hundred. ana yet the rents were down
Land values arc not created by an
owner, but by the increase OF industry and
population around his land. over ~
queens nov they are paying more FOR a
+ lot than those VINO sell il did for it by tho
/ acre twenty years ago. They bought II
and sat down on it until the population
! ircreas u. And now W. are buying by thu
+ lot and building houses on it.
II have the first edition of Henry
Georges book ! admit that his system
Is ideal. But 90 not agree with his
chapter in which he advocates putting his
! system into effect at once. because that
would ne coniscation.
This single tax theory has now been
widely discussed all over tine world. There
+ is one phase Of the single tax | never
/ thought too happy. The idea is To centre
f all taxes on the land. That would mean
( 10 let all buildings and Improvements
! made by the hand of man 30 free ana
/ tax the land. which was made by the
+ hand Of God.
/ Il don't know when YOU can bring it
about. do know that what that chapter
/ Of Henry Georges advocates would make
! me poor II put in effect Most Of my
, money is tied UP in property in Brook
] lyn'
- Mayor Gaynor left the hall Senator
sallant and Assemblyman Schaap. the
framere OF the new tax bill, took the
I platform and explained the advantages OF
l the measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
CAPaBLANCA WINS AGAIN
Blanco the Second Victim in
Havana Chess Tourney.

lP- special cable 20 The Tribune
- Havana Feb lin the second round
Of the cuban chessmasters tournament,
contested at the rooms OF the Club dc
Aledres DC Ia Habana this afternoon and
early evening Jose u Capablanca dis
PATCHED the second OF his fellow coun-
yymen Rafael Blanco artist and expert
chess player. vino was no more success
; fll than Corzo had been on Saturday in
trying 70 stem the victorious career Of
: the famous Young master. Blsnco re-
serted 70 the French Defence, but found
himself outpiaved in the middle game
Complications resigniug after thirty-threc
moves Capablauca was his master
Throughout
/ A. Kupchik. OF New York. was the other
isinner Of the second round, having the
Hhitc pie,o 90 iu o queens Pawn opening
against Juan CorzO Havana champion
I Brilliant play earned kupchik the VerGict
after th.rty-one moves.
Z The two games between JanoV ski ana
( ,sse and Chajes and Marshall were al
+ .ogrncd Jaffe adopted the Morphy oe-
fence 20 Janowski's Ruy Lopez. The t"o
PLAYERS went FOR each other in hammer
snd tones fashion giving the spectator 5
fine exhibition o. daring chess. Chaje.
played the Queen Pawn opening aeaiils'
,ihe United States champion. Al the urhe
81 adjournment Marshall was pawn W.
hind, b,t tne outcome Of the "a me was
very uucn in doubt.
Td, standing 10 date ioiloNs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
TOMKINS WOULD BUY PIERS

Dock Commissioner Tomkins has sent Ct
request 10 the Board of Estimate for the
immediate appropriation 81 corporate
stock amounting TO $500. 'a,. Among
other things. ne wishes TO mcguire the
property covered by old Piers Nos 9. :. ~
and II. North River u" also mas IN mimi
building new Piers and q alOn- tho
lines of the new plan adopted log the
Sinking Fund Comm. sion.
Tn. Now York. New Haven ~ Hartford
Railroad. tho commissions says. mas ap-
piled for a forty ono year lease oi the
latter property Also many other COM
parics have filed applications for Manhat-
ian r,ierg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
ATHLETIC LEAGUE BOWLING
New York Widens Gap Between
North End and the Leaders.

; North End vas put practically Out o.
'ne running. so far IS the championship 10
concerned when the Newark team Nis'''o
,.ihe alleys OF the New York AtnIeuc |''o
in last nights Athletic League series anu
could not yet q game The victory places
The focal team even further In the leao'
z, least temporarily. with an advantage
% three games won. although a great
deal depends on what Elizabeth. in sec
ond place, does 20 jersey City on Ihurs-
cay night on the fast Elizabeth alleys
The scores follow
The feature Of the series was the pm
hing OF Fred Gerdes, next TO anchor OF
NO home team. The veteran spartan
bowler IN each game contributed doubie
century tally 20 the Mercury Foot total
closing with 23S. for an average OF 2iS'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
GORGAS MAY &C TO ECUADOR
Congress Authorizes Military Officers
10 Accent Service in Republic.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE House to-
day passed a resolution 10 authorize Oolo-
mel William c. Gorgas, chief medical OIL
Ger Of the Panama Canal Zone; two other
United States medical officers and three
officers Of the army engineers to accept
service under the Republic OF Ecuador 10
supervise sanitary Improvements in that
country.
The resolution also would authorize
Colonel Gorgas and other officers 10 ac-
cent nav from Ecuador for work already
dane there under orders from the War
Departmcut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
Sattir-
PKOvIsIONs products SCI

PKON ISION>~TIOE pT"UHIIS 't'"II /,
the outset on frmness in the hog market anu
the semi monthlY statement OF stocks in CHI
cago. which was considered decidedly bulllsn
There was active selling OF the advance, nov
ever and the market lost part OF me ear!
gain TORK-Firru: mess, $40 5od ST.; fam
ily S2l 5DdS23 30. short clear s2ldS-Z -
BEEF-E.asy: mess sigHS20 family. va
S2S packet SaIdS22: extra India mess, S3'U
s3s BEEF HAMS-Dull al S32aS34 DRESSED
TIOGS-Steady: bacons. 1i.NI2c: pigs. l2i2c.
CUT MEATS Picked bellies firm al l3,.p
l3@.c. picked hams steady al li'1c. TAL~
LOW Steady: special 7c: city 6hc country
Jsa6ssc LARD Firm: Middle West, loOog
10 15c: city. lotto. Refined, south America
II 9Jc. Continent, li30c; Brazil. kegs, " Nc
Compound steady At 1ssFrI'sc. STEARlNE-
Quiet olco 10 asked. city lard. 12iAc.
COrIONsEED OiI,-rhe early urinness N
lard and moderate buying for western &C
count gave stead tone 10 the market. but
prices moved within a comparatively narrow
range closing iai points net higher Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From Tie Tribune bureau
Washington February T..
ORDERS ISSUED. The following Of
dcTs have been issued

GERS nave beeh ISSUED.
ARMY
,t...- ,,,->.p,t. ,..,-,r,.,,-t ...t t
MO, u y 'IOE NJ III g. -'1 ID
ciI,iz,o 1g,Ii,,n ~ Wv. 81 IL 'o' 900
erai. detailed rs Officer I'm charge miiiti.
AFFAIRS Southern department
Captain HENRY g. MERRIAM. coast a.
uller,. from Goth Company 70 unassigned
Lot.
FOLLOWING ls.ieuayn,s o1ccr. coast ar;il-
l"i.- ordc~cd. Captain WALTER a.
- h&IE from iltt Ioinpant n" Unassigned
l's' .. coast artillery sub district o
'n"stpcaNc Bal. fpi slIN "u' captain
- IN tt-A D. from SIAN ""t'. rIasl ar
-, ,-on.,,,9'. -.,t,,.1 CIiti,II. - /oi''
LARS. r-orn 50tL Company 90 unass Eu.d
Yet. to coas, artillery suh-district OF Port
AND; as qudrtcFm%este-. ,,-api'n irDR@H
,.,sI'\L+ CO.. ..,i,i'. sri ,.y
It.dss'sH'u ust. 10 coast a'''il'- SUI -'''s
O''' OF ~, l,".u.l'' 81" va. 1T, j idS ''4 o.
t3IdhlA ilsisINM Z M'.NbtN. rom
""th '"mpau! so Unassigned lIsi. no. "h
SEPARATION Ict.. o. aus, pee 70 co''s' eI
iHrrt -nh-dlsTl'l ol D. 80" 49, -
I,ia ,'rr.as',f. "Pt'Il ~ 80 }. 80!
~ ron p''Srh' "utl's o." c""s' al me-
S-b-u's'I ~ t"SI'.h .tDtN. ~
qua :, r1..st"r. 'tr'.u" HNl'HlSpN >.
~ LII II. 'i"Il '''t '..-n.,'' u" N.''S
sRh,' ny, '"%H. "I .'l'''t 80 "IslI .,' 'l
~,'H,ll'.' Ne' i"' - 70 I'l.
IS iHeu'l".' 49, u. N W Dr. Dr., u"
'.'-. ~, 'Hlp"' '-, - va ''S,'
,"as' arull",} sph-4is,rl.; - 'ap' Ir...4'
10. S.d' IN H's"l' =. .,.'-'.. ~ -
~ r. J." 'i:Nl. rom 80" 'iN' c"''' !"
tIlrT' sio-d'-tr'i % 1920 ''"'' eco ".s'
on p..N .... ,.......... ......... &C., a..
- 80 - .f''.'''.. 81 '-f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. 1.-The Har-
yard student council voted ~ 20 j" 10
night IN favor OF making hockey major
sport
This got, acts as a recommendation %
Inc athletic committee which ~ expect
ed 10 decide the question next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18

! IS led TO tho belief that previous ideas re-
carding the technical position OF the market
werc based OF a wrong hypothesis. The Nni-
ulne o. selling has been a surpris" 10 the
trade ana there was little TO indicate yes
torda" that the liquidation had subsided
although 1T the close the market rallied APP
pHrentiy on covering. but maj hgurts We're
{. 10 II points net lover, win sales amount
ing 20 l7g 600 bags spot weak and nomi-
nal with Rio is quoted al l2%sc. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Minu"touka reported a. 80 rlii"s "es.
OF sandy Hook 81 noon yesterday. o. expected
10 dock this forenoon.
ThN Finland reported a. as miles easi -
SANDY Hook ~ o. m YESTERDAY. is tApe'''1
10 dock wednesday afternoon.
Tho Nisga-a reported - 81 miles Tast ~
SANDY Hook At 80 = m Yesterday D. expected
to dock Wcdn, sday evening or Ihufsday iofc-
noon
The Stampalia reported a. 80 miles east 81
SANDY Hook Al noon yesterday. rs expected ID
dock fhis afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
WILL LOOK INTO oLEo FRAUDS

Chicago. Feb. l7.-Judge Lands ordered
to-day a special grand jury drawn TO In
vestigat- alleged oleomargarine frauds.
The Jury is TO. convene March >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18

4 In Tho third roun0. 20 be plaEed 10
rorIox. the pairing will be Corzo We,
JanoNsk.. Blanco ". Hupcnik Mars"a''
". cauablanca and Iane ~. Chajes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
4 TEST FOR K|LBANE
Met Show Worth in Bout with
George Kirkwood.
,ORE TO MEET SHUGRUE
prooklyn Beach Athletic Club
10 Reopen It's Doors with
q Good Card.

h.hau.. tn" feethc.1vci-it
or the world. viii arrive here
lin. from bis home 50 Cleveland
'"' ,.,.round bout with George Kirk
To- '' 81, s, Louis boxer, AZ The Umpire
~ -, cab tomorrow evening. Kill
hos been training hare for two
nd should Doc N perfect condition.
-,,,,., 10 tho match between Kilbane
ii f-.rsuood. there viii be TWO other
e'' ..l contests. Young" ShuGyue, OF
raw will meet JOHNNY Lore, and
- ponohuc. tho youth who boxed
80" McFaland ten hard rounds
~, h,r Phil Cross iu the opening bout
m viii be- about the last chance ror
IN. fo prove bis ability as "a cham
uis previous bouts in this CITY have
,eon No 20 tHe standard. Nirllwuod
~, Give hin, a. kinds OF trouble. unless
mic really goes out with the intention
~ hard from start &c au.sh. Kirk
III las met the best mcn DO thc EaS,
'.d mas always don, we'll Use is tho only
-, IN the rms WHO eve. knocked on.
r'r,my HouoN Ho s. tM ransy anG
''.,e~ In n.s uo>.ue. and there is not o.
,,.,i. man 81 .l., world who Can iit an
harder.
ri.,i. rcod u. sara ct tac L0rc-ShI-roe
80, Botn boys have done their best box
,,r IN this city. and have risen out Of TIE
,,.l',olnary class together Shugr-,' hE
a.ceat o. Leach Cross proved his right
- rsoled with the best hShtWciShts q"
,ss ring. and since Lore l. anxious 10 get
match with the East Side dentist ~"
an box hard from start 20 finish
u..,, charley Doesserick at its mead
Il, Rr,oklvn Beach Athletic club VIII
,sooep NJ d ,ors 20 the boxing enthusiasts
,,.nirb,. Young Ahearn. the Brooklyn
s.,srweight. will cross gloves with
gin Graves. one OF the numerous sell
.,yled welterweght champions. Graves Is
'seyer. shifty boxer who can put pl"nE
n force behind his punches. and VIII ur-
5n,medly give Ahearn a furious oa'tle
all the way.
ono Word" Morgan. the sli"u, manage
a. Knockout" Brown. mas made Soou
an IN california. The other Afternoon
Morgan Wa introduced to the champion
org distance talkcr of Los Angeles ana
heat him 10 4 Irayed edge. Morgan talked
On Knockout Brown for three hours
.srsight until the birds in the street khe"
sm. The California recluse heard nm
and at the end was willing 10 admit mat
Nrsan was some talker' Morgan bet
az 10 q 90 on the result OF the MD
williams Eddie Campi battle and won. lie
Intends 10 bet the whole sum on the re-
suit Of the Rivers Brown battle winch
proves how reckless these managers are.
When Ad Wolgast finishes with Tommy
Murphy me says that he viii he READY
% tox tie best lightweights in the world
Tackey Mcfarland. Bud Anderson and
al the rest. ono right after the other.
There are many who believe that he VIII
rave Just a little trouble in getting past
NHphy let alone the others. FOR the lat
fer is boxing at his best. while Nolgast
las evidently passed his best.