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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
OFFICE o Eo ME Ssht;;cRprARy
To the Holder. o. Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
road Company Coupon and Registered
Uniied Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Issued Under the Mortgage Dated Mo-
yembeP 10, 1905

InIfied Four Per Cent. Gold bonds.
Issued Under the Mortgage Dated Mo-
New York. Aprn. H. 1911.
pany' by action OF. It's STOCKHOLDERS and
Directors. has closed it's Unified Four Per
Cent. Gold Mortgage. dated November IL.
1903, and no additional Issue OF Bonds can
hereafter be made under that mortgase;
At the Same meetings the Stockholders
and Directors authorized new General
unlned Mortgage practically similar to the
closed mortgage In terms and authorized
amount. except that Bonds issued there
under, instead Of being limited TO a maxi
issued in serieA bearing different rates not
exceeding per cent. MS may be hAed by
the Board Of Directors.
An issue OF Bonds DESIGNATED as Series
June /, 1914, has been authorized
Under this Series ~ Issue, Bonds to an
amount Of s30,si7.00o have already been
authorized and are hereby offered In ex
ssc,ssS, 900 of I per cent Bonds issued under
the recently closed Unihed Mortgage OF No
Under resolution of the Board OF ri.
reciors this privilege of exchange Will expire
As the new General Unihed Series "a"
Bonds VIII bear Interest AT i's per cent
from June l. i9it. II the exchange OF Bonds
or registered interest for $50 due June /.
| paid In cash when exchange In made.
| The exchange Of bonds must be made ~
the United states Trust Company OF New
York. u wal street, which Is the cor
| porate Trustee OF the new mortgage and d
| now prepared 10 issue temporary receipts
| eNchangeaDle, on ana after July 10. 1914
IL L. BORDEN, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
California Northwestern Railway Csmpaay
,..,,S- ~.nnrr a n uaAApS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

Ignatz steinhart. Trustee under the mort
gage or Deed OF Trust Of the California
Northwestern Railway Company. dated
March lIth isSs, In accordance with the
OF Trust. hereby Invites proposals. for the
sale TO him on May ist: 1914. AZ his ONCE
OF San Francisco. OF bonds secured by said
Deed of Trust at rate not exceeding par
and ten per centum premium, 10 such
amount, with the premium, as shall not ex-
by IGNATZ sTEINHART, Trustee.
Any ownership certificates which may he
necessary under Income Tax Treasury resu-
istions should accompany current coupons.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of iend.rs e.
sf fSc Mar AZ ~ isS.-gasos ssd L.si. kr.n
enberger to Robt-H Oakley. 'rus; "uy, :
,ssrHH' ST. IT, nw =. 5oi Sheridan av' ~
1872 sesins at ?, on COZ 81 sG sesS
May 3 MURRAY, ATTY. Forster. HO;al,.F 4
io5H Sri lie iS' q P,:s i:ss c sy 8
barnet Goldfein and ano. a;;y. We,
SANE fRoPERRHrY' July so. iso5.-ssnge.
LEO Mesehowitz. sos .BWay,,, -. IS 40
'F sEs. iacasehold. May i. iso5%RicSs yseire'
to Tho. pssan and I, JSnni' = s'sar'
BROADWAY. 2s5s. e cor io,s, st, m,s.
S Sc .sa BTewins ' CO. PAIR az enc ~
BROADWAY. 1865, cor lois, ), ,a:o "
H!I'b wrI EhFh %y Il /; Wii'aT
80. ieos-Ado.f ilper TO Eiw and Ann. e
Bersch; ATTY. chis II Friedrich .,
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ward. ..5xss.s, July :: ieo6-H,tl,F: :.
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FULTON ST. $50. mtg on lease. &c. "a.
Isii.Mehier-Fgi,on CO, ms - t~"s-
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SANE PROPERTY. Aug IS. i,i5-s 3.
SANE PnotERry. Mar i. isi.
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I'D ST, e, = i7Slo:2 Apr :: 90
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pioyment bureau at IS East Forty fourth
street 10 supplementary procssdines In 2
suit brought bv Ike zide on 2 tudgmsnt
District Municipal Court. Mary Hut
ton Peii IL president Of the corporation
pointed Nathaniel Waikof receiver In
bankruptcy for the LA Studios. Inc.
commercial photographers. of Is! West
Arority to carry on business for ten days.
Liabilities are $500 and assets $1,000.
EDWIN r. sKINNER--Judge HouEh has
IN Bankruptcy for Edwin r. Skinner. man
ufacturer of albums for phonogfaph rec.
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WEST POINT. n. Y, April Is 1914 Sealed
proposals will be received here until IL
o'clock aeon. May Is. 1914. for supplying the
United ftates Military Academy with build.
Ing materials plumbing materials. gas and
steam httines, hardware, paints glass, cleo
tr!cal goods ana other MISCELLANEOUS stores
specified In schedules jo be had upon appl.-
cation 20 this office. The right ~ reserved
to accept or reject any or all proposals. or
any part thereof Envelopes containing pro
posals should be endorsed Proposals for
Military supplies" ana addressed TO Quarter
,unRtrr West Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

NE American Graphophone Company has
declared divtdoni Of IA, per cent. ON It's
preferred stuck PAYABLE May 10, TO stock.
holders ~ record Of May I.
The financial statement issued AT the d.
r'ct0rs' meeting In Christiania OF the Nor
wogian-America Line says that half
early dividend n -: p,r cent has been
t' clare , fhe profit, have been sl3f 900.
Nonu ~ 500 his been paid on The capital
n"h on count OF shiph and s2l 600 ht.
hr'h 'rrrird for@arl. The directors recon-
crease Of tho esr!'al TO 100000 kroner.
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CITATION.


ROWLAND. SAMUEL. FISHER The
Grace OF God Free and Independent. 10 John
q. How land, Frank IL. Rowland, Grace II
Butler. william a. Rowland Herbert X
Lee. Harriet II. swan, Emma y Cobb Frcl
land; Mary p. Lucy. Albert Francis Hagar,
Rowland, deceased. Send Greeting:
Whereas, Mary J. Perkins, OF the Guy Of
New York, has lately applied 10 the Surro.
have. two certain Instruments in writing,
dated respectively the iAth day OF Juns
lsle, and the 18th DAY OF June, lgi3, re.
latng 70 both real and personal properly.
OF samuel Fisher Rowland, late Of the
County OF New York. deceased, Therefore
you. ANA each OF YOU are cited TO appear
before the Surrogate of our County Of New
York. at his office In the County OF New York
hundred and fourteen at bali past ten clock
In the forenoon OF that day. then and thcre
to attend the probate OF the said last WIN
and Testament.
are under the age OF twenty one years, are
required to appear BY your guardian, II you
have one. or II you have none, to appear
and apply for one to be appointed. or In the
guardian Will be appointed by the surro,
gate 20 represent and act for you in the
y In Testimony Whereof. We have caused
said County. OF, New York TO be
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a SURROGATE
II. a. OF our said County Of New York
a. said County: the ard day Of April.
sand nine hundred and fourteen,
DANIEL J. DoWpNEN.
Clerk of the Surroehte's Cour.
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ROPE CONCERN ASSIGNS.
Tacker q Carter Co. at One Time
HaA q Large Business.

The Tucker 4 Carter Rope Company.
manufacturers Of rope and Irvine. with
offices at 7s South street this city and
plants at Tuckertown and New London,
N. c.. made an assignment yesterday to
Walter c. MacNeille.
The company was Incorporated on jan
uary 2. 1907. with capital stock Of $685.
900. which was increased in 1909 to $780,
900. william A. Tucker 10 president. The
company built up . large business and
announced some time ago that its assets
were about 100000
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PROPOsAh,


SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF Water supply al its offices, twenty
second floor. Municipal Building. Park kow.
Centre and Chambers streets. New York
city. until IL A. Nj, on Tuesday. ADfN II.
isI&. for Contract lis. for the construction
OF eleven superstructures along the line Of
Catskill Aqu-duct. The buildings are TO be
OF brick with concrete-stone trimmings. Ten
OF the buildings are so feet by 80 feet by -
fee, and tho other Is somewhat smaller
The substructures Or Foundations OF the
buildings have been built and The Gay Will
furnish and erect the tile roof for the build
ines The work Is located In the towns Of
Phillipstown. Putnam County, and Cortlandt.
Yorktown and Mt. Pleasant. Westchesier
County. New York
Al the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened aad read. Pamphe.A
containing information for bidders and CON
tract drawings can he obtained at the above
address at the ONCE OF the secretary, by
d-positing the sum of ten dollars 900 In
cash or It's equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to the Office
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer ~ ths
above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN F. CALVIN,
Commissioners of the BOARD OF water Supply
". BRUCE CORE. Serreraiv
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AMALGAMArEp COPPER COMPANY,

bI"iU" =. HNII I.th' IvIF
A. a meeting OF the Director of the Anal
gamated Copper Company "A dividend of ONE
AND OSE-hALF PER CENT thGb was
declared. payable Ma .Sth. 1914. 20 stock
holders o: record on the books OF the Com
pany " J. clock noon. April. 25;h. 1914.
H. NELI\. Secretary.
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court--By Justice weeks-ve-
ronica Mock W. Ellen Leonard. Henry b.
Singer
BY Justice Davie---Francis NJ cavanaSh
W josephine A. Murphy. John F. Bottcmiey
BY Justice Cohalan-Frederick w. Eava-
nash W Thomas A. Mcintyre. Champ 8.
Andrews
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
AMERICAN GR.APIIOPHONE co.
Preferred Dividend M. "a

dividend 40 ca OF and three
quarters tlA - per cent. has been declared
upon tho Preferred capital stock OF the
American Graphophone Company. payable
May 18th. 1914. to stockholders OF record at
tn close OF business My Ist BY order OF
the Directors
EDWARD y. EAsTON. President.
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Supreme Court--By Justice weeks-S Y.
c. H. II. Il. r. vs. sinner Co. Henry
smith.
by Justice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tein vs. Har-
ney, Joseph p McDonough.
BY Justice Davis-Olsen ~ McMullen.
James 4. Lynch. Warburg " 2sth ~. & eth
Az. Realty Co. Charles ). Fettretch.
BY Justice BiJur-Hunt w Hunt. Isidofe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Pint and General MortGnEe Gold
sinking Fund bonds,

Coupons from these bonds payable BY their
terms on May l. 1914. a; the once or agency
OF the Company In New York or Boston. viii
be paid In New York at the once OF the
Treasurer. Room e75. Is Cortiandt Street
WALTER BROWN, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 16.-There was no
change in the conditions Of this market
to-day. small lots characterixing the trad.
Ing. with the demand for investment Is
sues the feature. Sears Roebuck was
higher. while Commonwealth
Edison was heavy on small sales.
The bond market was dull. The sum-
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.

NOTICE * HrRf,HY ,iINNEN IN, ~.
nual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Hallway
Company for the election of Directors and
for the transaction Of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting will
he held at the principal ONCE OF the com.
pany. In Cleveland. Ohio, on the WRIST
WEDNESDAY tbeing the 6th day. of MAY.
1914, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The Poll will con.
tinus open for one hour thereafter.
nv drdey Of the Rwird NJ Directors
DWIGHT W PARDEE. Secretary.
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q, .. Supreme Court Caleudsp.

WASHINGTON April is.-The day cal
in The supreme Court for April II: Nos
ssi. and sss,. ssf Gsnd 2ss). $50. III. isS
and zee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ESTlMATDR-Must be bright. energetic
and OF good personality, to develop into
statesmen OF hreproohng material. L. s. DO,
l2s Sun office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
SALES ny AUCTION.

BY ORDER OF Joseph SSpector. / Rcrn'
stein. auctioneer, se us April i7th, 1914. 2
A. NJ, at 3ss Grand ST, Manhattan Tobin
plano si!7!. sksnik plano 1880 Heliinssr
plano bStoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


United states steel Corporation.
Notice of Annual Meeting OF April ~. 1914
Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
Meeting OF the stockholders Of the United
States Steel Cooperation wnl be held A. the
principal once OF the Corporation. at the
Hudson Trus, Company, No. 81 Newark
Hudson. New Jersey on Monday. the TWEEN
tieth day Of April, 1914, 81 ~ O'Clock noon
tor the transaction OF any ami all huslnr =.
that may come before the meeting Inc I'D n Z
considering and voting upon the approvt.
ana ratification Of all purchaser, contracts,
acts proceedings, elections ana appoint men =
by the Board Of Directors or me Finance
Committee since the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Corporation on April n.
Annual Report 10 Stockholders for the fiscal
year ending December a. 1913. and In thp
proceedings OF tho Board of Directors. which
until the meeting Will be open 10 examine
tion by 'stockholders OF record during bust
ness hours at the New York ONCE % the
Corporation, II broadway; the election OF
eight Directors to hold office for three years.
and the election OF Independent auditors TO
audit the books and accounts OF the Cor
Dor alton at the close OF the fiscal year.
The stock transfer books wfl be closed
ct the close OF business on Friday. the goth
day OF March. 1914. and will be reopened AT
10 o'clock In the morning of Tuesday, April!
RICHARD TRIMBLE Secretary.
Hobokcn New Jersey. February a. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
Court Of Appeals Calen dar.


ALBANY. April is--Court OF Appeals
alendar for tomorrow: Nos. $50 So.
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ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM { ATLANTIC
RAILROAD C0aPAMv
GEORGIA TERMINAL COMPANY
ALABAMA TERMINAL RAILROAD COMPANY

To the Holders Of Receiver Certificates Of
the above named COmpsnie~'
Notice Is hereby given that the time dur
ing which the above Certificates can be
deposited with the COLUMBIA KN1CKER-
BOOKER TRUST COMPANY. 30 broadway.
New York. has been extended to and tnclud-
ing SATURDAY. APRIL 18TH. at noon.
OVER EIGHTY PER CENT. OF the Certin-
Gates have already been deposited under the
terms of our circular letter of April End,
The properties are to be sold op the 2end,
s3rd and cath instant. and immediate ac-
ton on the part OF the remaining holders
Is essential TO ensure the success Of the plan.
New York. April ls. 1914.
GEORGE 4. CLARK. JR.. Chairman.
HOWARD BAYNE,
STEPHEN y. BOND.
HAROLD BENJAMIN CLARK.
LEWIS u. FRANKLIN,
EDWIN q. MERRILL.
q. =. WARREN. SECRETARY.
SHEARMAS a STERLING,
SOONER 4 COTTON
Counsel.
COLUMBIA-KNICKERB TRUST
COMPANY,
Depository.
40 Broadway. New York City.
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Tire. r,phus Cn~r. -" Wnd""""

The Fabrc Line steamship Mad"
Yesterday from Marsolues IN N'
Providence was detained ~ p't'.'
for fumirntinn because three ~ hr
ste,rago passcngers are N of t>plrl-
patients were transferred to SW.'
Island and passengers who MAJ '''
the same compartments wer' Il.
Hoffman Island Tor observation.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
FIFE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY

New York, April !. 1914
Evening star., 1914-02-13

crew depends much of the ships battle
efficiency.
Similar grades of petty officers will be
found in the engineering. electrical, pay
and medical departments. all required
to possess technical knowledge peculiar
TO their particular duties. Chief petty
officers must be even more experienced
and proficient. They receive still higher
pay. Chief petty officers who wish to
attain warrants are formed into classes
for instruction
Warrant officers ambitious to stand
examination for commissions will be en-
couraged by the commanding officers,
and competent officer will be assigned
to supervise their instruction. Enlisted
men in the commissary branch of the
pay department or in other divisions who
seek to become commissary steward or
pay clerks or even to gain commissions
as paymasters will receive every en-
couragement. One OF the first actions Of
Secretary Daniels was to confine eNani-
nations for ten assistant paymasterships
exclusively to enlisted men o the navy.
The designation of a large number of
civilians to take these examinations was
revoked. and as result ten men who
entered the navy at the bottom viii soon
be wearing the shoulder marks Of as
Slstant payTnasters.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
RITES HELD FOR GEN. DAVIS.
Civil War Veteran and Indian
Fighter Buried at Arlington.

Funeral services were he d at the Cairo
this morning for Brig. Gen. Writ Davis,
7 retired officer of the army, who died
asst "Wednesday at the age OF seventy
rour years Burial was in the Arlington
national cemetery with the usual mi j.
tary honors.
Gen. Davis was born i'll Richmond. Va,
and served in the Union army in the
civil war. in Indian campai- lis and in
the Philippine insurrection. He WA
brevetted several times for distinguished
Sal.antry in action. Since his retire
rnent in 1901 he made his home in this
city.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Caps, Soc.

Former prices S., Sl.5o
ard ST. Just the thing for
golf players. for use when
automobiling and for the
ou.-of-doors man. All made
in the latest nobby shapes
OF Chinchilla. Homespun or
English Tweed. Many at
tractive patterns; all sizes.
This is the biggest cap val
ue we've ever offered.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Foresight Necessary.

IN Is rot TO be supposed that the mere
putting together ON paper OF these great
government Offices would MAKE. such q.
national university rs is here proposed.
I'll fe'iers;l legislation which should
bring them into one iute-Iocking group
'voult %" but the bare beginning
Tire ad5ustrncl.t of Their mutual rela-
tieusnlps, tsle rounding out Of the or
Gauizsttipn by tae addition Of needed de-
partueuts and activities. the settlement
OF The relations 9f the university 10 othe1.
branches of TIE fedora! government and
to educational systems and inst tu:ions
throughout tire couutry-aI of these
th!is viii es4I for imagination and fort-
siSttt aud seinhuistre tive ability OF tn
highest order atle. the authority and
WIZ: the sIpPurt VI the Congress Of the
United States. tie offices ami governing
boards pf the new INST tuition will have
the rtsponsii lits Of shaping a res. organ
OF enlightenment which shall not only b..
for all OF the sciences and fo. all of the
people. but snail he effective work ne,
Instrument as Il whole and IL its seve al
divisions.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
MARYLAND STOMACH VICTIM SAYS
that FIRST DOSE CONVINCED HIM

sands This remedy is known every
where. The first dose convinces-no
long treatment. 1t is d remedy with
4 wonderful record.
Mayrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract of mucoid
accretionS and removes poison us
matter. 1t brin"s quick relief to suf-
fere-s from stomach. liver and bowel
ailments. Many declare it has saved
them from dan: erous operations: n any
are sure that il has saved their lives.
Because Of the remarkable success
Of this remedy there are many imi-
lators. 50 be cautions. Be sure it's
MAfRS. Go to James O'Donnells
drug store and ask about the remark
able results 1t has accomplished or
send to Geo. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist.
t54-156 Whiting st, Chicago, ILL.,. fer
free book on stomach ailments and
many grateful letters from people who
nave been restored. Any druggist can
lell you its wonderful effects.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Would Include Bureau,

The bureau of education should be in
ciuded. so far as its typical activities are
concerned, provision being made else
where for the discharge of its admins
tfative functions. 1t does not paar
that the Special form of organize ton Of
the Smithsonian Institution would pre- en-
X from peIE2 made a member of TIL
central group, in which its nlerr,bt r f1i:,.
With that Of the National Museum
Won q be of the utmost Importance If
not Incorporates in the new o.ga 7izat.on
u should at least be related to it III. ougi4
some close affilia:ion
\ Very fair beginning nicEt be made
with such a =roup. 1t should be reason
ahls clear that a uuivc1 s.ty 50 con tiIutesi
at Tie "a'set "ould be different + ON any
ttaj IL wcrld has hitherto seen Ii
wcUi'i indeed. BE an institution of ma
tiouai dimensions, Is well as Of national
Functions
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Alleged Fugitive Arrested.

Thurman VI. Bickier. an electrician,
who gave his address as 10 Indiana ave
nue northwest, was arrested as a fug.-
tive from justice today by Detectives
herman and CornWell. The police say
Bickler is wanted in Atlantic City, N j.,
To answer a charge of enbeZzlenent
Evening star., 1914-02-13
F. Z. Reeder of Helena Thinks
Mayr's Remedy Is Worth
Weight in Gold.

l. p Reeder of Helena, Md took
MaFrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Tor disorders of his digestive tract. He
had tried many remedies and was
skep.ical The very first dose uf this
treatment convinced him.
The results We're astonishing. Mr.
kseder wrote:
Your remedy has helped me Won
3eriuliy. | have told Il lot OF people
about your medicine and how il has
helped nlc. II j. worth its weight in
cold will never ne without il in my
home.
Letters like that come by the thou
Evening star., 1914-02-13

ready for service on the river; schooner
Lottie ana Annie is at Baltimore with
lumber from Urbanna. Va; schooner y.
P. Mulford. at Alexandria, will return to
the lower river to load oysters for the
Alexandria market: schooner Mabel and
Ruth Is reported at Newbern. y. c.. with
fertilizer from Norfolk and to load lum-
Der for the dealers here: schooner Mary
Lee will go from Baltimore for a bay
point to load lumber.
Evening star., 1914-02-13

this city are soon 10 be made. according
to a resolution adopted al special meet
ing of III. Admiral George Dewey Naval
Camp. No. =. at the residence OF Capt.
Joseph =. Mccrink. III, New Hampshire
avenue northwest. Wednesday night. Tho
time and place for the services are 10 ho
decided upon later by Capt. McCrink.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
University's Relations.

The relations of such a natioua, nm
versity 10 other scientific foundations and
institutions OF learning. at home and
abroad. viii be Of tie utmost conse-
quenee. So far as American un:ye si,t.s
are concerned. its relations with tb.,,
may nave something of the federal
Evening star., 1914-02-13

ant superintendent, Stephen +. Kramer.
held the supervising principalsh.p until
his recent promotion. last evening pre-
sented him with desk. The prcsenta-
ton was wholly infornal-so informal. in
fact. that Mr.. Kramer knew nothing Of II
until he found the desk in his library
with a card telling that it had been sent
to him by the teachers OF the third diVi-
sion.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Lighter from -lieAandria, at llth street
wharf to load oyster shells for tie Alex
audria crushing plant; schooner Eta,
oysters from Blackstone Island. at 1lth
street wharf, for tho market here; Banks
estate pile driver. at 9th street wharf,
from Fort Washington
Evening star., 1914-02-13

The Hagerstown (Md9 Chautauqua ~
ISOLATION was organized Wednesday hy
electing DIR. Peregrine Wroth president
and Alexander Armstrong. u. secretary
and treasure