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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
M'KAY UUTPOINTS PELKY
Boxes Ten Rounds with Injured Wrist
at Forty Fourth Street Club.

Fred Mckay. the Winnipeg Giant -
had somewhat the better 81 Arthur Pelky,
OF Chicopee, Mass. in ten fast rounds OF
boxing at the Forty-fourth street Sport
ing Club last night. While the advantage
OF Mckay was no, decisive. he boxed I'M
der great handicap.
His wrist. which he broke when he de-
feated Andy Morris some time ago. was
oadly swollen before the sixth round ana
caused him great pain every time he land
"a punch. Despite this, however he
stuck 20 his guns i'm good style and car
ned the battle 10 a successful issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
.tRRIN ED.


Kobe FEB a6--In"erclyde lBr, New YORK
via sabang Hons Kong. etc.
Palermo. Feb 22-Leire DAM, New York
Nadcira. Feb .c-Adriatic fBrp, Now York
Tor Aieiers. Genoa, etc.
uamhurs Feh 25-Mors (Rr). New York.
Gcnoa' Feb o3-Mendoss UtaD. New York
xsnpe. Feb .t-Marths Washington oAusp.
New York Via Alelers
Ua,rc. Feb -. = MA provence 'Fr'
New York. ,.,, m, IA.
vor% for Trieste and Fiume.
p.,muda. Fcb 81 1915 m--Orotsva fBrl'
New York.
x.plcs Feb ~. mdnigh, Europa utan.
New York: eith. Fimrei'e 'Noc' New
par, Feb ,5-Sapo fBr,. New York
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb 26-Clyde tBrl, New YORK
. va Barbados Colon. etc.
Shields rob 26-Baron Caudor OBJ, New
YORK: Baron Mimic tBr,, New YORK;
crown OF Toledo (Fr,, New YORK.
NarseiIles. Feb 25--Madonna orr, New
YORK. o..,to NJ,
from southampton and Cherhours'' Ne"
York. -, r,.., >,,.
York.
London. Feb :7-Minnehaha 'brp' New io'A'
PASSED.
Fernando Noronha, Feb c6-Drumoline 'Brl'
New York for Buenos Ayres
scitiy. Feb 2I-supposed Manhattan tbrp'
New York for Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
HOCKEY TITLE TO STEVENS
Prep. Seven Blanks Cutler Boys
After a Hard Struggle.

The stevens Prep" School hockey team
captured the Interscholastic Hockey
League championship when 1t defeated
ne Cutler School seven at the 81. Nicho-
las Rink last night The score was 10
O. il was Steyens's sixth consecutive VIC
tory, and carries with it the lHallock
trophy.
The game was hard fought. and the
Hoboken boys had 10 work hard 10 win.
Stevens was better on the attack and
passing. Muller scored the only goal in
the first period In 8:l2 on pass out from
scrmnage. Hallock, the coverpoint. made
the second goal I'm $50 unassisted. while
Hopkins tailed the final one in 1l;2O from
scrimmage fight. Onativia and VAIN
wright played aggressively for Cutler.
The lfpc-up follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

followed by clearing: somewhat colder: fsir TO
morrow; brisk and probably high north 70 west
winds ,, -
roI6er to-day: probably fair Tomorrow hisn
north to ves. winds. - 49,.
For Western Tennsy lvania anh western 80
SNOW rurries: probably fair 20 morrow; NOD
crate north and northwest winds.
For West Virginia. snow hurries and coi''r
to -dsv: probsbiy fair 10 morrow. -,
For Eastern Pennsylvania, CLOUDY and colder
o6.v preceded BY snow nurrics In extreme
northern portion: probably isT t'-ino''o"'
brisg and high west winds ,, .,
FOR Now Jerscy. Delaware. Mary and ana
,hs D.stric, Of Columbia. CLOUDY and Inncn
colder to- day: probably fair to morrow o'is"
and probably high west winds
for Virginia fair and colder today PROD.
.h,V fair tomorrow. brisk and high west
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
PLANS FOR SENDER RACES
New Yachts to Meet German
Craft for Presidents Cup.

Boston. Fe0. Eight new boats and
three old ones constitute the nucleus OF
the Yankee fleet from which will be Sc
lected the American trio 10 defend the
President Wilson cup against the third
German sender yacht invasion next sum
mer Several OF these already are under
construction. Additions arc looked for
from New York, Cleveland. Chicago and
New Orleans
The feet in the trial races which Will
be held off Marblehead during the week
Of August IS. probably will number four
ts<l or fifteen sail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-The local street market wa
steady. with lake quoted At i3.23c electro
lytic i5c and casting lstc. Standard copper
on the Metal Exchange was dull with sso'
and February at i$c. March April. May an
June l4al4.J0c In London copper c.oseo
steady. with spot quoted al t6s rs and future'
f84 Is Cd Exports for tho month thus Tar
-. 532 tons n,
TIN was easy. and sales amounted to y
tons. Spot and February tin closed al ~ 5osi
A. I5c: March. 81 ..Jf 49, &c; Aprli: tHu"
a 25c Nav s630d ~. &c: juno. 80 La W 'c
July. sd4s 25c; August. t5.62'sh4S i2,sc
In London lin closed al falG for spot and t:i'
for futures
LEAD quiet Nea York spot. 42'n43 $50
and East ST Louis 4. i2isHA22isc. Londor
lead closed at ZIG Is ID
cpr-I TER ouiet New York spot. 6la0
O.. &c. and East st Louis 's66.i5c I'ondor
s'fpoSer Cleveland warrants, Cos 1Oikd in Lon
don Locally iron was steady. with No 3!
foundry Northern and Southern quoted AZ ~
isis so: No ., si7 50d$is: No Southern soft
SiSGSlS o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders We're issued

ders were issued:
Briesdicf General EDGAR Il. STEENER. 20
army retiring board at san Antonio. FOR
Rrigadicr General CLARENCE r. EDWARDS.
assigned temporary command 9th Brigade
Major JOHN c. WATERMAN. quarternss-
ter corps. from quarterinaster corps. pes
Moincs TO Galveston. a. assistant quarter
master. second division.
Major Il. T. BROWN. general staff. from
Washington TO Fort san! Houston. as chief
% stan, Southern Department
Major DWIGHT T. HoILEY. from :3d 70 llih
Major Hl;NRY J. HUNT. from Ii'h to sd
Colonel SAMUEL W. MILLER. infantry. .nd
Lieutenant Colonel AUGUSTUS j. BLOt x
som. cavalry. 20 Galveston for duty per
tanning 70 organization OF n base and port
OF cmbaTkatiOn
Colonel IRA \. HAYNES. coast artillery,
viii assume command Coast ARTILLERY School
Following changes officers qusrtermaster
corps ordered Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE
&. NIX. WILL1AMScN. row en- route 10
Galveston. assume temporary charge gen
erai supply depot anaTtern1asteT corps,
wifi report to Lieutenant Colonel WILL
IAMSON as his assistant.
Captain VII LIAM H. NOBLE. FROM as'
sistlRt quartcrraaster Fort u. A. Russell.
to Galveston. Sof temporary duty as as
sis'ant depot ouaItermaster .,-...
Captain JAMES u. TAYLOR, from assistant
quartermaster. Fort LsaycnWorth, TO CAL
weston. for temporary duty as assistant
depot quartcrmaster.
Captain HARRY ID. BLASSLAND. quartet
iuaste- corps. Fort Wayne, TO Galveston. as
assistant chief quartermaster. I'd DIVISION
Captain FREDERICK ~. STRiTIlNGEE,
jr auartermaster corp. 10 hospital Ut
Fort Leayerworth.
Captain JOSEPH 9. BRADY. QuarteTmaster
! corps. from quartermaster, Fort tTook 70
4 Galveston az assistant chief quastermas-
rir., Lieutenant THEODORE s. PEoX.
MIRE. medical reserve corps. 20 Fort
sheridan.
Following Fiyst Tieutonants. medical re-
serve CORDS assigned 20 active DUTY TO
posts designated: EMIL IL WEB =; PIX EH;
For, Brady. THOMAS a. ~ Il n 81 81 OF,
Mackenzie and FREDERICK II. NEW
BERRY. Fort Wayne. ,-,.,->.s.
First Lieutenant THOMAS b. y Nhh'N r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
omcjai Record and Forecast.-Wash'ni

omcjal Record and recast.-Washihs'o" '
reh yI-Thc storm that vas cen'rai "'e
To,se wednesday night moved rapioiy "o''
.as,va.d and Thursday night It's centre was
o,or tho middle Atlantic states, "he'c 'he
,ro..ure vas below %. 80 inches. During the
last twenty-four hours this storm caused rains
d, tho Atlantic states from Georgia 70 southern
you England and In the Gull states Athah
sas ~enne.see and the Ohio Valley, ana sioN
IN northern New England. the SCUM polt,,ou,
M the lake region and the miGoh MlsS'sS,Pl,
.,d Missouri valleys. II also caused high "ln1s
along the Gulf ana Atlantic coasts Nmp.no'
s,orm is central over the south Rocky apu' j.
tain region. and Il has caused local SHOWS 10
ma district and over the west plateau
,rernnerstures arc unscasonsbly hgh thfous"
out the Atlantic and Gulf stst-s ana IA "a =. !.
fallen 10 considerably below norma, III W. ,he
,cginn. the upper Mississippi valley ana inc
There viii be local snows followed by clear
iny vesther FRIDAY. and fair "ea'her SH,u'
Ndav In the upper Ohio valley the 10Y. , or
-, ITO interior of New York ana No!tHcl u
Tea FngIand and fair weather friday arr
Satnrdav IN the Atlantic states from souti.'i :.
New England southwark ana IN INC Ems
IN ramne,ature viii be considerably lower FIJI
dsv throughout the Atlantic and CUR states
and the ohio VALLEY ana wi'i CRANE go,, rs
Storm warnings were displayed 1huIsdaE
.oo"oins on the Atlantic coast from Jackson
Vile 20 PASSPORT -. ,s,.n5 coas, win
no br,sk and high northwest and west: "lda,e
Atlantic coast, brisk and propipiy e ,,,,
s'"., and vest: east Gulf coast, moderate var,
able. west Gulf coast moderate . attiSo'.'
n,ns,lv cast and southeast; on Lake M'chs"h'
lighf 10 moderate variable. .-.s,
iS,ea,ners departing Friday for Europesn
,,-,e yill have high wrst ana northwest WINGS
and fair weather 10 the Hrsno bahhs'
Forecast for special Localities.--for H@s'-
or, >.w York. cloudy and colder To-Day
preceded bv snow in interior; Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
RUSSELL GLAD TO GO
Will Return to Private Practice
at Seneca Falls.
I ~ Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune.

F'ishkill Landing. y. l.. Feb. .7.-Dr.
John w. Russell. who resigned to-day rs
superintendent OF the Matteawan State
Hospital. will leave here tomorrow foi
Seneca Falls. where nc will rent house
for the occupancy OF himself ard his fam
lily. Or. Russell said tonight that re mad
nothing TO add TO his testimony before the
Sulzcr department investigators.
Dr.. Russell says he will be glad 10 get
away from Matteawan. He intends 10
esta Dish a private practice at his former
home in Seneca Falls. lie has been in the
state service about eighteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Pretoria, reported az 20J miles east o.
SANDY Hook at noon ycsterday, is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The Mauretanis reported as i33 miles east
Of SANDY Hook AT $50 YESTERDAY. IL eS-
pectcd TO dock THIS evening or saturday fote
noon
rhr Celtic reported 49, miles cast OF
SANDY Hook ut 80 y IN YESTERDAY, IL -
pected TO dock saturday evening OF Sundi!
fOrenohn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

Liverpool cables: Spot in more demand; SAFES.
/ !, 900 bales: speculation and export, l.oo.
American. II 900: imports 10000 all Amer
can: middling upland. 6.s6d. Futures opened
steady, unchanged TO point lower closed
quiet but steady Al 2d3's points ADVANCE fep
Tuary 6s1i,d: February March and March
ApriI. s6Oad. ApriI-May and May-June'
a cod: June-July. 6.5sisd: July-August $3.50
August september. 6.40lad: Septembef-Octo-
her q Al i,d: October November. I'D: Novem-
her December. o.2iisd: December YanuafS.
g 20i2d: Janusry- Fe Jruary. 6l9'7d. Manches-
ter-Yarns steady: cloths quiet.
New orleans Feb. 2I-Conhictins influences
accounted to-day for the advance and decline
OF cotton futures prices within moderate
limits Late trading found the market stsg
mani 4 but steady and the close was Al "a
net advance OF tn points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

PROyISJONs-HO news was OF 4 bearish
character. including liberal receipts and a de-
cline OF J6l0 points. but the provision nsrk't
was strong with prices at new high records
for the season. Packers and commission
houses were active buyers and prices ad-
vancod from the start: closing ri the Top.
p0RK-Firm; mess, $40 15nt21 -; family
s2I .OQs23 80: shor, clear. s2lase2 o. BEEF
Firm, mess sieds20: family. s23ds2t:
packet s?Ins?2: extra India mess, s3!nS3S
NEEF HAMS-ouict at S32Qs34. DRESSED
UO,;s-stcady: bacons. lItml2c: pigs. l2,ac
CIT MEATs--Pick.ed bellies firm at l3'.1
Ni.c: picked hams. Ave. TAI.iOW stead !:
soecial &c: city Gi.c country. 5'tHcssc
I'kRD-Firm; Middle West. 10 $50 10 Csc: city.
I0s,c. Refined. South America. l2.o5c; Cont.
nen,. II 45c: Brazil. kegs. 1905. Compound
steady n 7Easc, sTEARiNE-steady' oleo'
COJTONsEED OlI.--The sharp upturn in
the lard market. which carried prices to new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
NOLAsSEs And SyRIPS .ady ma

with prices unchanged.
NAVAL STOREs-Rosin hrm and IN most
cases higher. Tar and turpentine steady ano
unchanged.
OH S-I.insecd oil steady and unchanged.
Refined petroleum in moderate demand ~
former quotations.
RICE--Steady. with fairly Sood iobblnS
demand. Al unchanged prices.
StGAR-Rehued steady: prices unchanged
on basis - Zoe To 30c. In London beet
sugar ruled steady. with February l2d high-
aud other months nd M. with February
AZ Us loiz d. March 9s D7.d ana MAY Tvs
London cables the visible supply as 13ooVo
tons. Raw her" ruled steady and unchanged.
with centrifugal at sole. muscoNado 3olc
and piolasses sugar . 1Gc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
NEW YORK PRI( rs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs


rour and prices unchanged. spring patents
- 5oTSts0: winter straights. 81 cog - 'o'
winter patents. - soT 81 20 spring clears.
:. ;0nSi IS; extra No !. winter, Nnst -,
so :. So D0USi: Kansas straights. 81 2or
A25. fancy epring patents. 81 iog - ~.
RYE FLOUR quiet; fair TO good. 81 80 q
81 81. choice - fancy. So o0ast. BuCN-
WHEAT FLOyU:-Duli; 81 - a 81 80 per 100
10. CORNMEAi@-St.ady. kiln dried. 81 IL.
RAG MEAI-,,Iiet. fine white and yellow
ii a0atSi 30: coarse. 81 25nsl 20. FEED
Western. spring bran. ST.: standard mddling.
g., % Nour do &2I. red dog. $50 -; city
br,n. CO., bulk s23 sacks: middling. $50
$40 rcd dog $50 80: hominy chop, So
hulk S2i 20 sacks: oilrneal. $50 5ouS3l 30.
communicating was in marked contrast
70 the recent activity, sales amounting TO
only ~ 800 bags and price changes were
coripa ratively BARROW. At the opening the
market show I'd all advance OF TO points
and closed barely steady, n net advance
Of : 20 : points. There was an absence ot
aggressive operations. and bears were more
inclined 20 exercise caution, Owing TO STEADY
markets in Europe and an advance In cost
and freight o~srs from Brazil Bulls we're
ala ,irnid AMI the market was in waiting
no.i,lon Uavre closed at noon with net
sdvance OF .Iih franc. and Hamburg
.hornd n net gain for the day OF y n
nfennig. Rio showed an advance OF $50 refs
md santos was unchanged. Cost and freight
onors IN Brazil were very irregular. out
,.nsrsliv higher Santos IS were offered
IRON ia1Oaii for prompt shipment
with distant shipments at l2oon i.ooc
spot unchangcd With RIO rs az l2sc. Local
contract prices: &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
TRANSPACiFiC MAILS.

r...,,.uo, and .t.smer inN.Y. Pm.
Hawaii Japan. Philippines wa san On
Franclscoi-t transport .....- lo-"'3' 20"
Tahiti Marqucsas. cook itano.'
New Zealand. Australia t'fa san ..
Franciscoi-Tahiti .-...-'..... - 'o-N"'' '
Hawaii Japan. Corea. china
PHILIPPINES tyis San Francesca MI s7i
Persia ...........-.t..s +.s' %. = ''~' y
Hawaii samoan Islands New HeA
land Australia ola San Fran,
ci.coD-Nentura ............ ''."N''' W. WV
Japan Ccrca china. philippines .,,
Nia Seattlet-Y okohams naru Men. o. o'''
Hawaii FIJI Islands New Zealand
Austi ala (yia N!ctoriO Yea. ~
lsndla :. 81 - - "
japan Corea, China, Philippines , s,o
wa Victorlal-Empress Of japan Meh. w. o''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

Local Omeial Eerord.-The foIloHlhs ON
al record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature Tot 'he as'
,wcnty-four hours In comparison WI" '"'
corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

Ulxhcs, temperature yssterday .. degrees
,o,'ns, 40 Average. 40 Average for CORE
.,'.,I;ro date las, year. So. Average fof
corresponding date last thirty-three years
81 "a .oidar IN
d,t', n-uorrow, probably fair; high wester-
~ Winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
HEAR CALL OF THE WILD ARMY AND NAVY notes.
Navy Circles Agitated Over
Promotion Plan.
Iron Tho Tribune Bureau.1
NaSi9fpp,,, Eol,,r

SINGLE LIST FOR ALL OFFICERS -
The navy Is greatly stirred by a propos-
ton which was agita,ed by some adyo-
Gates " change in the arrangement OF
'nc commissioned personnel Ii is pro-
posed that all naval officers. whether of
| the line or staff shall be placed in a
/ single list for promotion. This list would
1 correspond with that known as the order
I OF precedence. and officers would have
/ relative position thereon in accordance
! with the date Of their entering the ser
vice. TINS Is the order followed when
! oirceiS meet ana are entitled TO take
precedence in accordance with their rank.
Al present promotion in the navy takes
place as vacancies occur in the line or
| respective staff branches so that adj
Nancements are not equitable y naval
constructor graduated from the Naval
! Academy at the same time as a midship-
man who goes into the line may find his
Inc associate far exceeding him in rank
at the end of ten years because promo
tons in the line may have been quicker
than those in the construction corps.
Some effort has been made to obtain
| legislation which would promote staff
| officers with their so-called running
mates of the line This would bring about
/ greater contentment. Ii also has been
proposed 10 have all officers interchange
able as 20 duty. SO far as practicable.
| OF course there will be Specialists as IN
the construction corps and in the work
OF the civil engineers. but even these OH
GERS. IL is suggested. should be available
Tor line duty. The only corps which will
| necessarily remain specialized are the sur
geons and the chaplains.
II is argued in favor Of the single list
that il would result in the obliteration
| OF present distinctions between line and
staff which have produced so much III
feeling and controversy. IL is also pro-
posed that there shall be an extension OF
the pluckins system 10 the extent that
officers may he retired by this means in
order 10 create vacancies. 70 an which
officers shall be promoted in accordance
with length Of service. ,It is maintained
that promotion by length OF service would
I be a contribution TO the efficiency Of the
personnel. and would avoid the stagna
tion which now confronts the junior lieu
tenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

Goals FIRST period. Muller e:l2); Soc
ord period Hailock $500 Hopkins t1 :2o,:
Referee-Cravat. irving Hall. Time OF
naNes--.O and 10 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
SEED PRICES.

FEBRUARY and March. Sill CO; April. slf5Ss DC
tober. ss47'a .ALsIKE-prmo cash .xne
March. si3 %. TlMoTHY-Primo cash. Feb
ruary and March. 81 50. Apri. 81 ": Nag
81 10; September. 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

high levels for the season. had stimulating
influence. and prices were frmer. with an az
tive trade. There was realizing which checked |
tho advance, but final prices we're steady al
a net gain Of 2nG points. Local contract prices |
yosfer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-I lie
following movements CT Vessels nave pee"
reported TO III. Navy Department:
ARRIVED
r.ob - The Stnndish at Annapolis: tn"
Stornne at Boston: the Arkansas. at New
Yo"l, Clt!.
SAILED
Feb 25-Thc Colorado. from Manzanil'o.
MeX. FOR Nazstlan Mex.
The Newark. ordered placed out OF comm's-
sion navy yard. Norfolk. -,....
The Puritan. stricken from navy feslste''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WAFER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, 6:36. sunset 5:5l. moon rises. ::os 3
Moons ago .tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

medical reserve corps 30 Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison.
q. aVos Of absence: Colonel JOHN \. hull.
Judge advocate. one month thence 10
Philippines leaving san Francisco April
=. Lieutenant Colonel g. NEWCOMER,
corps OF engineers. one month. First Lieu
tenant HENRY q. STAHL. 18th Infantry.
two months on arrival in United states ,
First Lieutenant JOHN G. MAUI 6tn
Field Artillery. two months: First Lieu
tenant ANTON y. SCHROEDER, lst cav
air. two months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

omciaI observations OF United states weather
h,,-e,us taken at S p. m. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

Commander q. r.. BRADSHAW. detached
the Charleston March -: command the
Yorktown.
Commando \. II. ROBERTSON. detached
nav yard. Puget sound March To- conf
mInd III, Charleston.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. D. HALE. de-
tachcd receiving ship AZ Puget Sound; the
Yorktown.
Boe iswain JAMES REILLY. detached the
Cons tcllatiOn: the California.
oH,s,,ain EDWARD CROTCH detached
tho Newark; home. wait orders.
Boa tswain ". X. 81 ECHNEE. detached tae
California: navy yard. Mare Island.
Carpenter r. y. CORSON, detached the
Newark; receiving ship. navy YARD No'-
fplS
Psymas,er clerk g. II. ZEIss. appointment
revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28

Forecast for special LOcalities.--for hss'-
crn New York. cloudy and colder to-dhF'
,receded nv snow In interior; Tomorrow
probably fair: high west winds. aa,.
For Northern New England. snow To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
SUNDAY. MARCH
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Strings mall
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Humidity.

sa rnos ! p. MS y. n. 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-25

H., came this week to spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. II. d. Larkin.
There viii be a food and ice
cream sale on the Baptist church lawn
as usual tomorrow afternoon at 3
o clock.
Dorothy Tudor of the east village,
who is spending some time with her
grandmother, Mrs. Ellis, has been i'll
the past few days.
Miss Ida Fox has returned from her
trip to Nova Scotia and is now visiting
her sister, Mrs. Menard, in West
Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Stelman and
daughter, who went to Syracuse last
week, will return tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Stellman and daughter,
Evelyn, will return with them. They
will make the trip by automobile. go
ing from Syracuse to Niagara Falls
and from there to Montreal, down
through the state home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-25
CAUGHT SHORT TROUT.
Henry Stockweu Fined on Complaint
of Deputy Warden Locke.

Henry Stockwell of West Brattleboro
was fined so and costs of $3.50 by
Judge Frank E. Barber in the munic-
ipal court yesterday afternoon for
catching short trout. He was fishing in
Halliday brook Wednesday afternoon
and declined to show the contents of
his basket to Deputy Game Warden
Paul B. Locke of Marlboro, who there
upon proceeded against him. He plead
ed guilty and the minimum fine was
imposed. The number of short trout
was not mentioned.