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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-03
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
Try Tclcsrsrh 10 The Trlhune J

Try Telegraph 10 me 1UhuneI
Albany, March Incorporation
filed with the Secretary of State to-
day:
Buffalo Jltney Bus Co. Buffalo: $4,000. Rob
ert T. Rayman B-isbsne BIDS. bunalo' oSt% =
kniSlcy. Ella NJ. Ryan, BunaiO
De Gatcy Co Manhattan. ladies SILK undefgG
ments. accesscfes: S. 900: Jack Well. hrosdwsJ
and 1911 st, y. Y: Maurice Carey benjamin
Carey y. Y ,,.....
sugar and Feed CO. OF New Yoit. Manhattan
slo 900. Er-h StcrnbcrF 10 West End AZ. y Il
Howard J. Pullum Arthur h. Girstein; y y.
Glous Falls Iharmaccuuca al Co. 6lehs 7 ~
s. goo kathryn T. Carey Leo T. Carey Schuylet-
,lle.. " l. Baker. MechBuicvilc 40.
Tic Marvel PLAYER Roll Co. Manhattan; slVo
600 Mar d. Josephson 2S3 Broadway y Il a.
N Watirubcrg A : Levy. y. y. .
The paid r. Gaines Corporation. Manhattan
realty. $50 600. David II Gaines. Iu aN ana
5sh st.. y y; Walter n Comfort " y :
Tuner Cricye. Ozone Park
Tho Tngel Co. Manhattan: meat poultry osnl
provisions $50 900: Charles II. Dewn, bio0mucid'
y J.: George C. Engcl Gustav 7. thgel. \ !,
Tho Electric Agency. Manhattan. Insurance orok
,rage. $40 900. George Herman. so Wall e., y.
Frank u PARCELS John - Purcell y.
TaSs & Netussk. Manhattan; honwofki $1,000
William Lass. S39 last e3d St, \ Y. RANK
Netusak. PLssIic. y. J.. ". Z. Lambden f4o"S-
antyiLe.
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THURSDAY. MARCH Z
FRIDAY. MARCH 8.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


Rermudl,n tBr). Bcrnud, Feb IS. 20 A z outer
bridge sr'S Co. VIII Is! passengers, mails and md's
nI s.rs,as,' Ha,,n. Feb q 70 tn. New YGrs md
iH jsm.!o tow Newpo u New. and Norfolk to tn. Old
Dominion So Go. with psssengers ai mdse. quar-
Tyer. Newport New, and Norfolk TO the od
Dominion $ 90. with mdse Highlands. $. =. p m.
10 , @5a o. NOBLE c Fcb ~ Tampa IS and Key
West 4. to The Mallory IS Co. with passengers and
Marayi iBrj, Perth Lmboy, to the Trinidad
Shipping and Trading Co. with mdsa Quarantine
Santiago. Brunswick. to the Mailoy IS Co. with
Passengers and mdse; Quarantine, 10 % a N. T.
BofiHauea en-, FsjsTio FEB is Ponce o. M.y.sael
i Inst Lie. with md1e. Bar, a N.
CameEonis tBr). Glasgow FEB 20 .nd Li'erDoo
IL 20 tho Anchor Line. with AZ inst 2J3 second
cabin and 80 Storage passengers. mails and mdse
Chicago tFrj.. Hayre Feb 90 70 the CompAgnle
Generate T-ausstl antique. with l5l cabin and q
steersge passengers. mails snd mdse -, -. 8,
Celia (Bu. csllao Jan Q Mo.lendo IL. Anea II.
psrslso 20 GuAy@qui and C9quimoo y. SoTizM
and Bato %, Antofss4s,a %. MeIi,o1ss FEB g. Bal
with md5e Bar midnight, March l.
Antilles. New Orleans FEB "A and HsVans rs. to
the southern Pacific Co. with passenger and md'e.
Kid i,sSiia ,Gresk). HUI Feb 2. to n A Gal
L amos, IN baIlasL. bar. 0sdV a ~.
Comet. Baton Rouge Feb 20 to the Standard OIL
Co. with mdse Quarantine, $40 m
Fl Slar. Bremen Feb 10. to the southern Pacific
Co. in ballast Ear.
Indrasamna (Brl. Manila Dec z. 1loilo 10. Hong
Kong IS FoOchOw p. Shanghai 81. Mol Jan T.
Kobe s. Yokohama O. Honolulu % Balboa Feb u
and C!istoJal y. 20 Fuacn. Edge 81 Co. with
mdse bar al 10 m March |.
Manchester Corporation tBr). st Nazaire Feb H.
20 Harold Armstrong. Ia ballast. Bar. l . m.
Wa,c4na INofl. lilo de Janeiro Jan i. santos
Feb > and Barbados TO- TO the Lloyd BTazileiro
With mdse Bar a.
Edison Ligh, (Br) GO;henhurg Jan ls, Dundee
% and Bermuda Feb %, 10 Barber Go. with
mdse Bar $50 a N. - .
sandy Hook. J. March ?. $50 m-Wind
vest northwest. moderate breeze: slightly overcast;
SAILED
Steamers Minnesota CNor). Antllla: Isabella. New
O,,esnse Vesls fNor) UOrsens; Colombia (itaD
Naples: Ienape Charleston and Jacksonville; Jei-
ferson Norfolk and Newport News. korona 'Brl,
~ Thomas; California DAM. Copenhagen: Crelan.
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BosToN-w & Bacon Co; Mis- FINN 81
posTox"R n White Col nssestyu; 40 tn
DAY r0N-Ine Louis Trailer Co: Francis liz
Ell PASo%E,rgbo,iy. Dept Store; Mayer iis
FRfs 80, niSl Goldstcn Co: Newman; II
LAwRENCEDA Weaver Co; A Weaver; II
9ed g. 9th floor -
LYNCIBURG-ChMn- VI Guggchelmef Co; G
Gussenhetmcr. 1858 9TH ~ lith ncoi
MENPIIIS-By. Block Merc Co. 5 Norman; s9s
MN 0RLFANs~D II HOLMES Coz Mn Sherwood;
- 2tth ST. lSh floor an,
NORFOLK-Miler. Rhoads 4 schwsrSi Mi~ 70
tar. 1870 BwRy. On floor. .
OMAHA l. Bfandes a sons; L Dsnforth.
RGn-Ftans 4 scdr; Hss'tsni
RGH-Ksufman pep, stOrsi Lew;
basement zoo 9TH 81 Sth floor. -
PEORlA-Block Kuhl' Elmiandi 1870 b""'
ST rATil-M,ohcmr Bros: Kaufman; 1910
sl0f% cirT~Da,ia,on Bros. Mn Grew. 1851
sa ~ = fR4 -SSc Emporium; Miss m'uD;
40 @h ay l2th floor
WAI,,a
DANvIIIE-siris Bro; MOS: ils s7d o.
piYToS~Tns Ioui. TRAILER Coz Francis lls
" SD 81. lith floor. ~, 49,. soo ,,r
DENvER-1hs Nous'essr c'i Miss Ke-nei $40 ON
FL !" Ps $50 Eve, Dep, storsi Mayer ii'
LofI s1a p semrn Coz II II sDhAsusi
LYT So RT'f Hchs1,ss NJ Gussenheimsr CO.. ""
Roby. a5s An Az. I'm nooI u.,,.n +,
PIT~TSEI RGTi--Frsnk Seder; heSe"l'
pF s5iI.n BLOCK oS' Kuhi Finland 1870 BrG,.
ST 1 pAAiii,-MAnhcimer Bros Nn Schulz: 1870
Bvay 4lh floor.
BoSToN-R White Co: Es"lryn ana a.
B0STON-W & A Bacon Co: Miss Finn: 81 Union
pISFFrA,di6 p0Ii A Medium Co; Footoi iis W
ptXvifI III '' ni-~Msi. Bro.. A Me'; lie W sd
rFEs t'tn Bn GOd,tein Co; L Newman II
1NlG 1in ~ G"ChSrics NJ Gusrenhcimer Co:
Cueselhelmer aud Mrs Roby; 1853 an I" ~"
SnEiyIirms-Rry. Block Nero Co; Hoffman; '''
I'm AZ lI'h floor -.,..,,.rr,. u
NASHvlLLE-Iorcman. Bcrssi a.. is'e'U''"'
NGRFoI Il-inlicr Ehoads schwartz; MI" 10
xf "a, il1T 1 H%s-sfhT UT Bros Coz
oNI4 ,TSS-1i / B- Si 4 sOn,: L Dsnfoih;
r, ld5i bVIy KGhl Finland 1870 B"T'
pI s-r TIT RCH-Rcs.nbaum Co; Nj" NJ Osborne;
sr 10 oTf12 gu aha Miss Wood; /, 2sth At,
sAN y" FRis8SNcIsCo-The Emporium; Mis- h.uV
sr - rt'I.!TiHs,sihcimer Bro. kaufman: 1917
TIME hHeEF TArTT IT, Herr: Keller; lie " a2d st.
wia'SsfIiIXGToN-M Coldenbers Co: II Golden
berg; Il w zen 81
BosTON-R II White Co. Es'.i''yn; ~ ''n
p6sTdvnW ( A Bacon Co; Mis-, FINN 81 Union
pSYToY"nT rTI Louis TrsIlet Co; Francis; lls
Ell FIssoEfTyboiy's Dept Store Mayer; Nv
>DpE S3d =, v i'n Ehoads Schwartz: Miss
T,a~' I410 Bvay Al floor. r
NTW ORLEANS-S schwartz Bros co. L
schwartz. = L.o13,d y ,i Wood !, 2sth St,
ST yS' PPAGT2iill-Manheirsr Bros; Kaufman 1870
w as AZ en- Goldenb,rs Co: Goldsen-
berg Is W 26th ST.
Muslin Underwear and Infants wear
RoSToN-W & A Bacon Col Miss preNers, A. MIS-
DI T,io muslin underwear - Union So. % h4oI.
1NnIA NIPOLIS- u Bcrk GO; MISS h"r''
tlu.iln underwear. 1891 Bgay. l,,h n1 OBJ, ioel
oHIAUA-r / Hravleis Sons; Miss conn., Iva
"a, D" TSA,i-it-EMarheimsr Bros: Ms Keller muslin
underwear: 1870 Bway. 4th hoor'
Carpets, orapsries and upholstery Goods.
.r1.IvTl-Keely Co: Mr Kraft. carpets; 50 "h
B6 9s 55 H' & Bacon CO. Mr. Lus'isr 81 Union
rl HHti .;%GAPOIIs-H WATSON Co; @ A Anderson
o,,AUA-Burcess Nash Co: Mrs { siubtS' I4''
EWav 18th fOJf
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FIRE RECORD.

NJ
+ 1850 Audubon Az; NJ Oppenheim-r; ,s.1inE
iZ.2j-l163 Fulton sV II Gallagher. hiding
400 W Slst 81 unknown g. 600
g.3g-42I T. iOlst a.. f. Reliable Dyelug 90 trifinE
~ ij-lJOth 81 and seventh Az. U. J. GUIDE:
tunlng.
Il 5j-l3I " l3Sth a.: c Pinyon; slight
IL .aj--35J T. lj2d ST. A Earl; slight
J. "
y 4O-T1 =. Houston 81 $. BalchOln. trflns
2lj-300 W 36th S. W. Eusley. tr.flng
2.-0-40j L. 60th st. G. Chipsls. trihiDg
2'3O-d0l W lG5th A.. n. Couigan. tnfinE.
2 3j-Pratt and Randall avs unknown: trihluE
80O-5ll T. 18th 81. !. Levy tunng
3.2J-55 Charles 81 Z. Tough an uIniag
sos City Han Pr Halelback 60. $50
tl2-l57 l.. Broadway, J Goldberg riding
i.2J-3l l. lalst b.. j. Gle RS tunIlg
4Zj-l2 Suffolk st. ;. A.shulcr. tndlng
it0--iVj l.. 4lL g.. be Forest Lumber Co
t-hiug
5.30-lOse tiffany st.; X Leichier: $1,000.
.30-l.9 l. l03,h g. NJ Gordon, To- damage
5.S0-Mauhsttsn end OF The Brooklyn Bridge
unknown. no damage.
eo0-Amslerd4m ay and S9th st.. 81 Eidlutz
tridiug
slO-S Norningside Az. J. VI Cummings. 81.
s40--!iS l.. Seth St : Kusy. trihiug
Ioe-l-i Resae ST.. John Early sons. unknown
e Heroine sV and l64th st.. G. Buii,z. triring
S4J-o3l ". SAN st.. y. Y. Hospital. trGng.
920-l3S ". 18th ST. = Shuder. 81. 600
10 20-Se - Az. Moe Levy. trfing
10 20-2l69 lst aV.. NJ Biol. trinng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-03
DRYCOODS AND TEXTILE NOTES.

Several large hair manufacturers are
Of the opinion that their business Will
have reaction this coming fall. Ihat
the women will again wear puts IS the
prediction of prominent halrdressers
throughout the country. The halr
goods buyers were rather skeptical
about placing large orders on made-up
putfs. as the market was rather snort
of the necessary hair used IN this par
ticular mode of dressing the hair.
Switches will come back to vogue IN
the better trade, as woman would
much rather make puffs to suit herself
than purchase them ready made
The line Of broadcloths made BY the
Forstmann & Huffman Company has
undergone another upward revision
The advances made range from cents
to 1871 cents yard. The new prices
on these fabrics for fall, 1915. delivery
are as follows: Columbia, Sl.25; Pris-
ella, s1.37h; Geralda, SLAB; Beatrice
sl65; Patricia, Sl.87l2, and lmpera-
trice. s212ia. These fabrics were with
drawn from sale last month, but en-
cagements will be accepted on a rev
thousand additional pieces IN order TO
accommodate the retail trade. From
tho amount Of interest expressed by
the retailers, the limited quantity the
manufacturers have undertaken to
make will be bespoken in a very short
space of time. Owing to the scarcity
of wool and the high prices demanded
for this commodity dress goods values
are expected to go TO still higher levels.
A cloak and suit manufacturer OF
this city Is going to try new scheme
70 stimulate business during the rest
periods that occur in the trade. II -
his intention to make up number or
garments that he thinks Will be good
sellers for the coming season and send
one of each style parcels post to his
accounts. The merchants and buyers
will not have any express charges to
nav for the small shipment. and II Is
his opinion that they will keep the
merchandise. In this way he will snip
over one thousand garments.
Passenger lines of the United states
have been forbidden by decision just
announced By the Interstate Commerce
Commission to enforce a regulation re-
stricting the shape of baggage IN so Tar
as il intends to exclude from the reg
ular baggage service pentagonal trunks
which are within the present limits as
TO weight and dimensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
January were made public yesterday:
SeaboarI Air Llne-Gross. tl7l2l6T. decreSss.
H71.74I: net after taxes s352t2i, decrease. S205.-
263 -
Jouisvills Nsshrile-Gross .4.i25 t3l: de-
crease sS7eSJo: net after taxes !1i32i2; decrease
tl29.92s
eS7. decrease. s7.o72: net after taxes. ,li97sS;
decrease. s2T.7ls.
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton--Gros. slT25l5;
decrease. f3le95. deficit after tsIeA I9l.ijT: In
crease. Si5.o9i
Wichita Valley-Gross. $i05.Tii. increase. 49,
ts3 net after axes $40 1893; Increase SIS. 800
Chicago Great Nestern-t;rOss 81. ~. SO; de-
crease t75i. net S275302. increase. $3.50
CANADIAN Paihc-Gr0ss. g. 100. OF. decrease.
a sol. 1883: net {lIi0. 1913. increa,e $40 0j9
Chicago Alipn-tiToss. 81 JOE go. decre4ae. 81
tgg. net S9O.o57. increase si1.GiI.
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio-Gfo's. !3l2l.'s7. decrease.
fe8 plg net after taxes $500 627 increase So g-I.
Pere Mafquette-Gross. 81 i0S. 09l increase. Sl0I.
t5s: net S2S9. so. increase. s2l5.i0t.
philadelphia q Keadng-GrUss. $3.50. $50; do
crease $40 e6s net 1915. 22s decrease. ;3255ls.
heading Compsly-GrO,s. 500 135; Increase.
rs CS5: net. Sj5S. sos. Increase. $3.50.
For December:
Hudson L MznhsttIn-Gross SiSs 345. decrease
tlgl2S, let. S294626. Increase, 500
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days. March 4. f. Bohmke. I74th. as station house
attendant. 30 DAYS March >. TO {. o ICON pre-
2d; c j. Mclaughlin. 2lst: p. r. McCani.l. o5ta,
q. Greco, 7ih: 4. b. kenton. Glst5 {. F. SuiiTa4.
MILLS. 8sth. j. j. Campbell. l1Oth; T J. Harvey.
3lst, V. 0Toole. lam. 10 b. d. II; Squad from
precincts indicated. duty IN Special squad No. !.
Dogney. 29,h. 7. J. Moore. l69th J F Mcdonald.
2Ist. " Z. Walker. ii9th. Assignment discontinued
-ptmn. +. NrightmAu. l6lst 10 clerical and house
duty. March 9.
Leaves OF Absence with pay).-Cptn. W. W.
Duggan. 2Sth. days. March 5. TO be deducted
from vacation. no payI-Pumn. I. Higeman 9th.
! day. March 8. j. Cory. 42i day; March s;
+ a. Nelson. liSth / day, Feb. IS; y. PecAins
lJ3d. 1 day. Feb. =. 1915.
Application for Full cay spproysd.-Ptlmn. P.
sullivan. T Div. Feb 10 to Feb 20 tsick leave
Advsncoments to Gradas.-Ptlmn.. 70 N,4e0
grade A. f. Temple. 25ttn. March W. J. Roche
seth. March IS: to $3.50 grade. W. : Sargent
1874. March 2. c. II. Arend. l6ith. March 8. 20
sl,ljo grade. r. $. vhiteside. 29Oth. March 4:
t. schwartz. SSth. March II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-03
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Iu1uiries relating 20 trade matters and condition,
should be ADDRESSED 10 the Editor Of ths Buyers
Column
uestion-Please answer through the
Information Bureau the address Of the
New York office of the Hens & Kelly
Company, of Buffalo. II. X. NJ. Answer
81 Union Square.
Question-Will fancy checks be worn
for the fall trade of women's suits II
so, where can same be purchased? The
d. j. Company. Answer-Fancy checks
will not be shown for the fall trade Of
women's wearing apparel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-03

Rubin. D and Up KHp, sil853
pfcn-1- Il M-Lecuari Sheet Metal WORKS. Inc.
"'NN'''' slS46l
Rsndei. Plnkus. L Randel ard Radel-A
Schneider. Y-4l.30
sekeson. A-Ievis Pub Co. tl9i65
Sacks. NJ prest--MetroDo,itin EIchsnFo 90. 80
Spr4ngar n 40 II ) Rowe, 500 80
s,uders T NJ c Jennings ct a., Sil39l
ScLafFer. PM MIttenthal Ct al. 500 81
sheldon + y ard ) W-G Weekend. Sllsl6
Scali,e. C-knickerbOcacr Ice co. SIS %
Southern surety Coo d He'd, Si5l.55
Strs'i J-"Repeftt" xl5ilO
Schw.rtz, Lena-steinhaIdt Bros Co. 81 d9 81
SailuoN, III pdytJn. sll555
Thew. IL F-Clandere Rlty Co. Inc; 500 -
'ri,s,, Mary A and W Cts Of y Y: S3l26T
Twentieth Ave Cos Albert ct al. N-2.l
T'bifelder : Al GrOssman $40 81
/, : Realty & Imp Coz Landers; .3l2l45
Walifnan' MI Goldsteln (costsi SOS 80
WIIusms 4 D-City OF Y; sos 81
work j H-Sams; $3.50 80
WGiians S IN Auerbeck; sjls3I
Wilson. Is. lr-Tiue Guar Co: sl27 o.
Weissmsn. B-L schwartz et a.; 'ySJ.22
The Bronx.
Bernhaum, w--P Diamond. $50 p
fireman. ] aud Cecilia-M y Doobs. Sli50j
Buttner MArths-Eblns Brew Co. S23Ol Al
Del Balso Contracting CO-American Sewer Pipe
20 IN Y. sos II
Fsrago MslNnS-P Sieger; Sl-0 ~
Flanagan. J III Luz. 3llyi@
Csrfrkal SIS Schlus,el. SLY. %
Keen, Dry Coustr Co-S,n Eireprool Door K
sash Co Inc. $ll9.6T
Kelly IF l. Mosser; SOLE
.l52H
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Will Describe Police Work.

Police Commissioner Woods and two
uniformed patrolmen will address
Cooper Union audience this evening on
the problems of the police, describing
the work of the two ends of the depart
ment. The meeting is under the au-
snices Of the Department OF Education.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH ,.
Manhattan.

The frst name IS that OF tho debtor; me second
that Q, ths creditor. AID daJe when Judgment was
lled.
Glare. wiliam-Ci,y OF New YORK; Dec 1905
Ge,,sei9. Lliisn-J wenns,rom: Nov 10. 1914
H.,k.r- Jonss-Jswsu Milling co-E Bsrket o ,t
Ios ~. 10 q Nm L De vssnci.: June a. 1914;
A'"''''' ;u4iJl
To,l. Nm Lsishm,n. March %. 1914
WILLIAMS, W and K.therin.-x Sullivan Al,
Co. April 20 1914. -. ,f-..y
With Pulpit Wie; Dec 4, 1914; $3.50
An IEguus-C WiuteruiA. Yam y, 1919. S-.tgl
Bubsr M IL Long ct Al. MAY %. 1911 tltb ~
Cssar Di-k-Saem Press 60. Nov 20. 1914. SOD u
B.ankfot-Niau Gov D!chey sons. Inc nec
MaCtln. J I,-C N Clarke: Nov 3. 1913 Ieyer.edl
i~'' s-j.l4S. -
Laser Alon,o>-E Ward. June q. 1914. ,l3-.s6
\ Consolidated r II Cos haus; Jan =, 1912
$Lt1Il2
Rosent.n. wooR-s Freebon. June :. 1915.
Ic, Mfs Con- MendeIsohn ct al: Feb Is. lgij.
Rosent.a. wool,-s A Frseoorn. Feb q. 1918 lc.n:
rsiled1. S. 055.Ss
Cr,ber' Lbr.ha1n--M Hand: Feb 5. 1915; slOie 81
LoWsrre, q Nm Do valencia June rs. 1919:
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Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World

for capital and because Of the war, is
much more general than usual.
The tone of majority Of the letters
is that this country is on its way to
rspid recovery from all injury received
from the European war.
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pord.sur Feb 2s-OrOsdisn fBr), New IWz
NarssiIss Feb 2e-yils de Rousn 10. Nsr iors.
CherbouTg. Feb 2e-Norhen tbD' NeN i0fA va
Gibraltar. Feb 2s--sasunA New York Tor ysnle e..
shirIds March l--EurOpa (DInB Ne" i"'S VIZ
Bergen. March i--FsrdlnAnd Nelson 'SoD' Nov
York q, - WI
Cotbsnbirg FEB 22-Baiuque tNOr). Neg fofA
RotisrdaTn Feb 2s--Cros tCreeb, Ne" ioth
Negcssus ", FEB z1-ArdAnmhof tbD' WV
York via Colon and Melbourne -
y,,lcs Feb 2t-Msnin Ntsl). New YORK
SAILED -,
Al9,,r,. Feb 2s-Iosnnins Greek iron Pifasus)'
New York ,u A., v,,k
Naples Feb 2r, IL . n--Euro2s utsll,, N~ f"A
HOttordam Feb 27--Poisnns. New YORK
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St. Paul Bond Subscriptions.

Subscriptions TO tho te9lil 500 i>slc ~
convertible 5 per cent bonds of the chicago.
Nfilgsuhee ( St Paul Railway offered 70 stockhod-
ers Of par iu January 10 The extent n ~. per CENT
Of their holdings amounted % than 20 per cent
OF the total issue The syndicate headed by Kuhn.
Loeb 4 Co al the National city Bank. which m
deryFrnts the bonds has three months In when 70
dispose Of the unsuhscribed portion
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SCHOOL AGkNCIES.

American and Foreign teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutor,
Gov ernesses 80. TO Colleges schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs. 81 YOUNG.
FULTON 20 Union SQUARE
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WANTED Position by young man Of 20 won't,
IKE TO rAEei In south for good nrn. lived 80
p,scllaed iss ia Georgia tlll short time ago. All
answer tully. A. Box o. Tribune Office
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Forecast for Special LoeaiitIss.-ta'iefn hs~
YORK and Southern New England faif' eo'aa To-
oay. fresh northwest wlnds; Tomorrow, fair.

Northern New England. fair to-day. excerpt local
SHOWS In Maine: colder. to-morow, fair -
New Jersey. Eastern PennSyyana, Dea-He'
Maryland the District Of Columbia ana virginia
fair today and to-morrOw. .
Western New York far to-day. colder east TO-
morrow. partly cloudy.
Western Pennsy ly.nia fair today; To- morrow. In
crcsslDg cl0udiness.
West Virginia. fair to-day; 10 morrow unsettled
Local orlelsl R.eord.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In
IN. temperature Tor the Last twenty four hours. In
comparison with the corresponding date OF last year
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kCHEDI Les.

CORTELYOU INVESTING COMPANY; Nc;
oq 1.5a, Of . 10 &ui . 81 he" H51 WHICH
SIS 81 secured, aud assets S-.VyVV' III IeAi
estate. consisting of three apartment nouses' ~
gagged Tor il46.51j The Wood. Harmon Warranty
Corporation Is secured oy monsases .molntl,s 70
DAVID BASIN, manufacturer q d-e,ses o., IS
S4IO72 add nominal assets $-S.12l consisting o.
stock. s2 400 Bxures 5000. accounts. sl,5O0. cssn
II bank ST l a sladd for $500 So 0o a. '''
ArGOWN SlLSBEE LlrhO COMPANY. Of lzo
Park low filed schedules showing u&olii!e2 -, %
and assets fl821t. consisting OF stocA Slz'UVo ma
chlney and fixtures. 81 500: accounts. &5.'i0 sogs
M hands Of others. s 600 cash on hand S2lO' de-
I'd lois FARKOwiIZ dealer in hosiery ard un-
ter,srar al 4O1 Broadway. rled schedules. shown;
liabilities SIl 1865 ana asset, S7.76l. consisting Of
stock $500 fixtures $Iu0. notes S,o5' ACCOUNTS
.4.44l life in.ura4ca So ana GssR 81
COLEMAN 4 kRAUSE. INC.-Judgs Hough has
appointed Clinord Ludvish receiver for Coleman
a Krsuse. Inc. sheet metal works. at SIS West
39h 81 %4 au@ re 800 S Sna asset, Sc $500
THORNTO& ATNlORE 4 CO.-Judge llough ha'
appointed William llen:eL j.. re,s,et lor i.o'a
ton A.mure & Co.. umbrella manufacturers ~ s.
L.speuSrd St. Liabilities are |"10V AAd ASSETS
. JOSEPH GOLDBERC.--Judge Hough has 'p-
Goi55crs eo,iias 5s4ief i lSl RiTnstOR 4; ,.
ceiter o., Arnold Is He.ne & Co. Importers OF I'm,
broderis, at II East 10th s.. has been author .
10 continue business twenty days. For February
the receiver did business OF 80 81; az a p.oa'
Of sl4I and he has hand unsold goods esll-
[ mated AZ $50. 900 20 SIS OO0. -
/ COMPOSITION Confirmed.
| o. MARG0LIN a sON.-Judge Housh has con-
; Armed a composition d .. Aargoln q Son. CLOAK
~ anu;4c,uTers al "a Laot i'm S. WIZ e'eui''i'
4 o. 40 cents on tie dollar. cash.
PETITION DISMISSED.
WOOrF ROSENTALL-Judgo HouSh has dis-
missed tho petition 10 BANKRUPTCY. Eled on Nafci
5lgI3. ags.us. WOOL R0sen'all. manufacturer OF
flrs o., sOs Dawson st.. on consent OF the Vhy
creditor. auo Obtained lIdGmen. sghhsI hia
for s.. 04J 'of lcIt.
ASSIGNMENTS
CROWN HOSIERY CO.. mail order hosiery. a.
2l5 r.rh AZ assigned TO Harry Bothen1erE Tho
company vas Incorporated IN February, I3l2' ana
David Hartman Is -ccretsTy. . =,
b GEORGE L. STEIN. contractor ana interior us.
orator of % West Iggth st., assigned 10 Nalef ~
SChWarz. .,.,,,.,,
INDIA Hough has granted discharges from bank
rtiDf.v 70 Benlam n Lesser. Individually ana a
msmter Of the hrm OF Anrahans lesser manu-
/ f.,furers OF waists and dresses al $50 Nes set9
- whose liabilities were 435h. sni 20 Hfsy .
s-rcAaud linotype composition. Al - "9s' s0'N -
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female
COMPANION or GOvERNEsS--Youns woman x.r
born and bred. desires position: a1ap;ahI- trsr
e. -. educational Advantages eager 10 ur0ve ~.
ness. oetaAs furnished gladly NJ D. Boz 10
u1ue Office y"
COOK amt LAINDRFSS. CHAlfBERNfAfD an,
WAITRESS Together or separate eIcel'ent %,
efenoes. c.U. country. Leht's Agency. II L l25th
81 Phone jjlJ Harlem
u0USEWoRhER Finnish American strong viii.
Ing city or country excellent references tehi'.
Agency. n +. l25h a. Phone 5yl5 HaLer
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WORK WANTED.

sALEsSn.N.--Two OF THE HIGHEST ,rvn.
Statesmen. HAVING TRAVELLER iiIFEE
pAkTs Of S0uTn AMERICA FOR IS YFtES-
Do GOT TAKE Up MUCH R00I Tnft,Ll.f5,S
ABLY CATALLOGUEs or WELL wERITrrin III,
AAithi,AN MADE PRODUCTS. STHAiGiiT
COMMISSIONS ONLY. ADDRESS gAfESN.E
B0A %, TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE fsSi
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Highest temperature yesterday. ~ (at lt3 . m
lowest - ts I a. N }: average. 49, average Tor
corresponding date last year. q average Tor CORE
spending date last thirty three years. 81
Local Forecast Far and colder Wednesday.
fresh northwest winds Thursday. fair.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS Of the WOnd
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Savannah, N Ysr,s. dsl,.s,oni vutsrren (pu'en''
Rotterdam
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Vessels. Steam and Sail. Arriv-
ing at and Departing from
Port Of New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise. esq; ,un,,. $50: moon rise. $685.