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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14
BREEZE TOO BRISK
FOR SMALL CRAFT
South Bay Yachts Cruise to
Bcllport and Race There
on Triangle Course.
INVADER WINS Q CLASS

BELLroRT, l.. T., Aug. 13-Thc yachts
taking part in the cruise of the South
Bay Yachting Association had u fine re-.
gatta over "A triangular course OFF this
harbor to-day. The wind was fresh from
the southwest and made whhecaps all
over the bay. II increased In strength
during the afternoon and at the finish
was too much for sume of the smalle"
craft.
The yachts ran from Sayville early in
the morning and the winners were Glass
q, Count Glass p. Comet Mo iches cat
class. Dolphin Bellport Ray class. Nj
Iadl Class v, Margaret. and Glass i.
Iauna. e-Cpnmodore Louis Smyths
Hesitation won both runs for high speed
motorhoats. and in the cruising division
g. G. Van IIofc's Beatrice won from
Babylon to Sayville, and w Mnor"'s
Florence won from Sayvillc to Bclllr"r'
I Invader. winner Of the queen of IN"
hay cup. won in Class q in the regatta
to-day, and Ava mad the best Time
over the course, winning In Class J.. To-
morrow the yachts will race of a.
chogue. The summaries:
sLoors rCLASSss T. N NiTAs ''''-
Elapsed
Yacht and owner. II NJ ) " ". >.
Evangcllre. W Krcamer 2 - - so -
kid. y W. Lawrence....a 50 IS :? -
comet, " r simons - o. ga o. ~
Corrected Tlme-Alva, lt'i'-, $50
i.4P:ni: Fvangelinc. l'b";at Comet
SL'"rS t TI1AsS 70 MIN '''
in'x ,1s. T. : P %..,an 49,. 10 IS .! :.
Count. W. J HtyWari...tl - % . o. %
p challenger. ". Kr'am'r = iG o. o "'
Corrected Tim'-Inysder. i:i'.o' piNi"'
2:oo 40. count. 2:oa?3' Challenged
EOS 20.
MoHicnES c~ATooSTiTT s.is-c'r"SE,
fyl lsS,1 W e. e. " A'T Wv Il. a. & : 81 Z:
I Nnnur,y. Il. Gr~owierc...Si =, 90 30
| W.,towe,. 9. y Dowd...i Ell 40 I;
kki iesa + j. '' f n Min. ! Z: 8 . % .:
Big sea. Russell Earle. Disabled.
BELLpoRT RAW one DEslGN- START.
l5-'OrRSE. 10 MILES.
Hsr l'%,sh,r w. Hi'E s,S @, -
i~@3yy < N,i e. Ml'- r E'.n;. q /! Il /;
BELI.rour BAY "ATs-START. $50
COURSE, 10 MILES
Adelaide ~. 80 ronkini . "a o. -
UNorA. oNE pESiG%..rrAltr. --l
COURSE IS MILES.
] clean. II ! Whitt"sey..i o. 30 ~ o
UN4UA .~CATs-sTARr. -.7-'orRsE
" IS MILES
Mars.r ",' k : ia,tsa',.. Disabled
sIoors - CLASS &c., START. ego
COURSE 8. MILES.
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SPEED DEMON
DEFENDS GOLD CUP
First Of Series Of Races Will
BE Held To-day on Man
hasset Bay.
TWELVE BOATS ENTERED

TIL first Of n series of races for the
o Challenge cup will be held ,his
afternoon IN Manhasset Bay. The
Hahy Speed Demon, representing he
Motor Boat club Of America, will try
TO defend the trophies against eleven
other boats. The Angle Deep Too.
owned by Count G.. S. Mankowski, was
the original challenger on behalf OF the
Lake George Regatta Association. and
other clubs have added to the list OF
entries.
The start IL 10 he made at 4 o'clock
and the racers will 20 five times around
n triangle Of six nautical miles. or thirty
miles in all, he first boat To cross the
finishing line to be the winner of the
days race. The prize goes to the club
the representative rf which scores the
most points in three races and the series
Will he continued on Monday and Tues
day Of next week.
In the last few days, ~ liz usual be-
fore these events. the high speed boats
nave been meeting with disaster and sew
cral have had accidents. Among those
are Anklc Deep Too, which sank twice
Peter Pan VII. which hit n piece OF
driftwoDd while being tried Hawk Eye
which caught fire Little Joker. which
turned turtle, and l.. -. q. VI, which
blew out a cylinder head. Every effort
." '''''F lh' w ihN' NiltFt b'stN z
paired and ready 10 race, and It is
thought that all will he at the starting
line except possibly the +. II. q Vi.
The races are under the auspices of
the Motor Boat club of America and un-
der the supervision and nagem of
the Long Island Sound Motor Boat As
ISOLATION. The arrangements have been
carefully planned and there are several
committees to start, time, score and
Judge.
The Baby Speed Demon II. last year
made a little better than iifty-fuur miles
an hour IN the races. and Il, is expected
that some ~ the rarcrS will make clos,
Ia sixty miles au hour this year. In
private sixty miles an hour has beer
beaten 10y several. hut private records
are always fast.
Thu entries. numbers to Ice carried
owner and club represented are as FOL.
lows
Entry Owner
Raby Speed Demon II Mrs j : Hactton
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ROxing bouts Last Might.

At the Longaore A, A. Pinkey Burns and
Johnnie Taylor fought ten rounds to a
draw,
Al Browns Far R~ocksway A. C.. Augie
Rather shaded Johnnie Kid Allen In the
first ten round bout.
In the second ten round bout Bonnie
Leonstd defeated Young Drummis.
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NAPIER TAKES RACE
WITHOUT OPPOSITION
Eleven Horses Are Entered,
but Ten Are Scratched
Before start.
BIDDING UP Is TO BLAME

SARATOGA, ". Y. Aug. 13.-1n order
that the racegoers may not become sati-
afed by too much sport they had to put
up with n famine to-day in preparation
spread before them to-morrow. Curiously
enough interest centred in the third race
in which there was no competition, J.
w. Hsdrick. Jr.'s. Napier being INDUCED
With a walkover in spite of the fact that
there were eleven entries. the majority
being OF much better class thar the one
that took down the purse.
The practice Of entering over night
handicap performers In cheap selling
prices and the unwillingness to abide By
the conditions IN regard to claiming the
beaten horses caused the practical clint
nation Of OF the six races which the
public had paid to see. Such sportsmen
as II. T. Wilson. Jr., Capt. Il. u. Cassatt
and II. c. Hallenh-ck we're ainong those
who baked at the royal chance afforded
to Hedrick, known as the halter man.. TO
replenish his stable by claiming one OF
the really god racers entered far below
their real value. Mr.. Wilson had naIned
MDntressor. prized at $1,000. and the
useful Amalf at the ridiculous figure OF
$500, while the good performer Blue
Thistle WAS rated az $1,000 n Spear
head at 81 1000.
Hedrick. who was reinstated recently.
since his return 20 turf has been busy
bidding up and claiming horses. and
there was a general rush To cover W.
when the card showed that ne was In
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PROBABLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY

First Rare-Fenmouse. Grumpy.
Leo Skoiny.
second Race-Lysander. Cherry
MnlOtte. Dixon Park.
Third Race-Dominant, Puss In
Boots. Ormrsdale.
Fourth Race-ROamer, Hallen.
beck entry. Saratoga.
Fifth Race-sal vanity. Disturber.
High Horse.
sixth Race-Amaih. Polly H.. La
h0re.
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FIRSE RACE

Good =, art won driving. PulluN, n q, by
Accommodation O'C; owned and trained by
j. Whalcn.
THIRD RACE.
Four year Odds and upward: selling: ono
mile purse 500:
Horse. W.T.. Jockey. iTlo+s IN
Manner ....,........ %. Cart -r ..,..,. WalkOvcr
Time. 40 80.
Napler. n Y by Sempronus- Lillian Fon.
son; ow ned by j W. Hedrick. Jr trained by
r.. W. Heffner,
FOURTH RACE.
Three. ye al. olds and upw ard; handicap; one
mile, purse $500:
Horse. VT Jockey. Pric~e Fin
Thornhill .,,,,",,,lD Turner zee. - i
Charter Maid ..... 20. Garner. ..,. 1856
Time .t6 %.
Good start: won galloping Thornhiil, Oh
trained by ID. J, 1eary.
FIFTH RACE
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AU MOBILE
EXCHANGE

MERCER run less than 100 miles. ltr
reduction. 10TH CENTURY. 1884 was,
near a3Tl.
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Entry Owner
Rahy Speed Demon II MR. j. : Backton
Ankle Deep Toe. .......t Count e. : Mankow'
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Good start; won eaAily: Lord Rock Vale,
| blk. O., by Rock S~and-I.ady Violst; owned
BY August Belmont trained by 8. G. Hildreth.
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KEY ilIlLATlO
Eehr--Three sets, 22 games. its points,
AZ nets, "a CIts. Z. aces by placement, I
service ace. . double faults.
Mclsoughltn-No sets. Is games, 1875
points, ~ nets, ~ outs. 81 aces by place.
ment. 3 service aces. 8 double faults.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
TAKE ANOTHER TUMBLE
Quotations Reach Lowest Figure
Within Memory Of the Oldest
New York Brokers.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Another
break in foreign exchange quotations
today between New York and London
brought the rates down to the lowest
within the memory of the oldest brok-
ers. The decline was followed by the
announcements of the engagement for
shipment here of $6,30O.00O from the
gold holdings Of the Bank of England
to Ottawa, the largest amount in one
day since the return movement to this
country began, and bringing the total
up to $24.800,000 This represents near
ly one third of the gold sent from the
United States to Ottawa during the
early months of the war.
The disturbed condition of the ex-
change market is attributed chiefly to
the enormous purchases of war sup
plies In this country by the govern
ments OF the allies. Exchange on Paris
moved today to its highest record,
which actually means the lowest as re-
CARDS the purchasing power of French
money here.
London Houses Planning for Loans.
In connection with the further break
in exchange It was understood that
several of the leading financial institu-
tions in London are negotiating for
temporary loans In this market. pend
ing the esta ablishing of permanent
credits here.
These loans, 1t is said, are to be sub
ject to call at twenty-four hours
notice, being similar to that applying
to call money loans as made to local
brokers.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 23.-There was
considerable realizing III the cotton mar
ket today, and after opening unchanged
to / point lower, active months gold about
5 to points under last nights closing
figures The somewhat reactionary
tendency of Liverpool probably promoted
proft-taking around the local ring, but
offerings were not heavy enough to cause
any material weakness, and trading was
quiet at the decline. Reports of con-
tinued low temperatures in the southwest
probably checked selling for setback.
but buyers were less aggressive after the
recent sharp advance.
Futures opened steady. May. sos :
July. $50: october, 81 December. s.s2 ;
January. 1908.
Fluntuations We're more oh less ir-
regular during the entire morning.
Advances seemed TO meet considera BILE
profit-taking. but there was fresh buy
ing on moderate reactions and the
market was fairly steady shortly aft
er midday. with prices within . or 5
points Of last nights closing figures.
The market turned decidedly firmer
during the early afternoon on cover
ing by near month shorts. who may
have been Influenced by rumors OF in
creasinR difficulties in making deliy-
cries, particularly of blue cotton. May
contracts sold up to 9.16. making new
high record for the season. and active
months generally sold about 5 to IL
points net higher.
Spot cotton. quiet: middling uplands,
90 Sales 1900 bales.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
WHEAT PRICES EASE OFF,
LOWER CABLE QUOTATIONS
Reported Increase in European Visi-
BILE Supply Also Counts Against
Chicago Bulls.

CHICAGO. March 2S.-Wheat eased
quotations and because of fine wealth
er likely to promote the growth OF the
domestic winter crop. An increase in
the European visible supply counted
against the bulls and so also did the
lack Of any urgency about export de
mand.
On the decline there was some buy
ing on resting orders.
After opening IS of to 4 up the
market underwent a moderate general
setback and then regained most Of the
loss.
Speculative selling depressed corn.
There seemed to be notable absence
of outside inquiry. Opening prices.
which ranged from : to 4 lower, were
followed by an additional gain.
Buying on the part of cash interests
made oats relatively firm. Shorts were
also active in covering on soft spots.
Provisions were weak with hogs.
Packers seemed to favor the selling
side.
Reports that Hessian fly had become
menace In many more places than
sharp advance in wheat. Besides
it was said near the end of the day
that export sales at the seaboard
would reach 100000 bushels The
close was strong. rs to 3s4 above last
night.
Subsequently. the corn market de
veloped ffrmness, owing to the late
strength of wheat. The close was
strong. v TO z net higher.
Evening star., 1915-03-23

OF 567 and 5s5 points. In 1904 there
were 30 points scored against 1ost ana
in 1908 only points.
Two other Wolverine elevens passed
the 400 point mark. The 1905 machine
totaled 435 points to solitary 70.
the opposition. The 1901 team. with
$50 points to nothing for the opposition
stands unique in the annals Of college
foot bail. as it is the only big college
team to go unscored on for heavy
season. 1t was the first team Iost
coached at Michigan. All of these hrst
Ave teams from 1901 to 1905, are listed
among the leading point winning teams.
The count probably will remain the
same for years to come, as the present
open game puts such a premium upon
the defense that the most powerful
machine is incapable of running up 4oc
points against decent opposition.
Two teams last fall scored more than
400, but neither played opponents OF
any class. The Missouri School OF
Mines totaled $50 to nothing and Okla
homa All to 90. w. and j. did the
best of the elevens with formidable
opposition, counting S69 to 81.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
RESUSPENDS B. 80. RATE
I. c. c. Holds Up Commutation In
creases Until October 20 to s,
Finish Inquiry.

The interstate commerce commission
today resuspended the proposed in
creased Communication rates proposed by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. the
proposed increases being suspended un
til October 90. This action was taken
in order TO permit the commission 20
complete its investigation as to the
reasonableness of the proposed in
creases.
The proposed increased communication
rates were suspended in the first in
stance until April 90. the law permit
ting suspension in the first instance OF
$50 days. The law further provides
that In case the investigation cannot
be completed in that time further
Suspension of six months may be or
dered.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
SPEC|A[T|ES SOUGHT
BY AGAIN
Bethlehem Steel and Studebaker
Make New High Records
Today.
Market Broadens Perceptibly, With
Increased Volume of Business.
Moderate Reactions.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Leadine
stocks were again relegated to the
background at the opening of today''
stock market. while speculative special
ties resumed their recent activities.
Bethlehem Steel made a new higt
record at the very outset. selling up tt
rs In one lot of 1.1oo shares.
Gains OF to points were registered
by other shares of less prominence.
Reading Restraining Factor.
Readings continued heaviress-the
stock declining a point in the carry
dealings-acted as restraining III
fuence among shares in the rallWas
division and caused a moderate re-
action elsewhere.
The market broadened perceptibiy
with the progress Of the morning ses.
sion and an increase In volume or
business. embracing such representa-, ,
tive issues as Union Pacific. United
States Steel and Amalgamated Copper.
Rails Participate in Gains.
Investment shares like Southern Pa
citic ST. Paul. Great Northern, Lehish
Valley. Baltimore and Ohio and NORTH
western also participated to the extent
OF l to points.
Bethlehem Steel began to show. the
effects Of increased profit ia king. how
ever, declining ga. to 69%t- Other spe-
ciaIties retained or added t" previous
gains, with new high recori for stu
debaker at 49S.
Additional gold imports we're an
nounced. Bonds were irregular.
Move to Higher Levels.
Bethlehem Steel made q further de-
cline to es,A during midday, but re-
covered to 20 in short order.
Meanwhile United States Steel, ANAL
gamated, Reading and other special
ties moved to higher levels OH renewed
activity and increasing breadth of
operations.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Wasili Gorbah Under Observation

Wasili Gorbah. thirty-two years old.
said to live at 1854 Fulton road. Cleve-
land. Ohio. who called at the White
House this morning. where he is al
legged to have represented himself as
being a Russian and the successor to
the Lord. was arrested by Secret Serv-
ice Agent Murphy and held on suspi-
cion that his mind is affected. Gorbah
was anxious to see the President. He
was sent to Washington Asylum Hos
pital for observation as to his mental
condition.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
LONDON EXCHANGE ACTIVE.
More Buyers Appear on Market To
day-American Demand Better.

LONDON, March 2S.-Money and dis
count rates We're easter today.
More buyers appeared on the stock
Exchange. owing to the generally IA
rorable war news and the market had
q good tone. Copper shares were ac-
tive and strong. especially Amalga-
mated and Rio Tintos, and Russians
we're benefited by the fall of Prxemysl
There were also increased markings
in war loans and coldpial bonds
American securities were more ac-
tive. Am.lgamated Copper, Erie and
Canadian Pacific led a general advance
ana the gains were maintained
throughout the session. The closing
was steady.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March %. Butter =
Steady: receipts. 1856 tubs: creamery
extras t92 score). oSI2; creamery
higher scorinE), s9a29t.; creamery
firsts. aSa2s: seconds. ssiaa25N.
Eggs ~ Firm. receipts. 33.os9 cases:
fresh gathered extras. 22a23. storage
packed, firsts to extra firsts 20-a21h
regular packed extra firsts. 2la2l u !;
regular packed frsts. 2oa2l: nearby
AenHery whites. dne to fancy. "a. near
by hennery browns. 2eLa23.
Cheese-Irresular: receipts. i,232 box
es state. whole milk. held. specials
lS4.aI.is do, average fancy. 16a16A
Live poultry-Firmer: western fowls
t1ale: turkeys, l6a1S. dressed quiet
western frozen roasting chickens. 17a
IL fresh fowls. 1ials: turkeys, 13a20
Evening star., 1915-03-23

| tie winds mostly northwest and west
The southwestern disturbance of Mon
| day morning has continued rapidly
southwark to the eastern Louisiana
coast. with diminishing intensity and
with no precipitation of consequence
Shows and rains continued over the
| middle and northern districts east of
the Mississippi river. but they were
mostly light in quantity. over the re-
mainder of the country generally fair
weather prevailed
There were more heavy to killing
frosts in the south Atlantic states and
east of the Rocky mountains, with
further fall in the plains states. In the
extreme west the abnormally hlSf DAY
temperatures continued.
With the exception of local rains III
the vicinity of the east Gulf of Mexico
generally fair weather will prevail to-
night and Wednesday east Of the Mis-
sissippi river.
1t will be somewhat warmer Wednes-
day in the interior districts.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate north and north
west; on the middle Atlantic coast mod
crate northwest, becoming variable; on
the south Atlantic coast moderate west
and northwest. except northerly on the
Florida coast; on the east gui1 coast
gentle to. moderate northerly.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday
Observation-Disclosures pm, A !;
s pm. 81; IL midnight, 81; today,
am. 50: am, 40; Il noon, 4s; pm,
90. Maximum. SO. ct pm. today !:
minimum. So, at 8 pm. yesterday
Temperature same date last year
Maximum. 40; minimum, %.
Barometer-Yesterda 4 pm, 1858 !;
! 8 pm, 2s.7o; ~ midnight. 29.71; today,
4 am, 29.72: 8 am, 29.77; II noon,
29.79; 2 pm, 29.77.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 1881 am. and S:22
pm: high tide, 1:0o Am. and 1:25 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 8:26 am. and
e:1s pm; high tide, 1857 am. and 2:21
pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. am; sun sets.
6:15 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, SIS am; sun
sets. 6:16 pm.
Moon sets, 1:13 am.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 23.-Poor ca
bies Induced realizing of profits on long
cotton at the opening today and made the
short selling in anticipation of reac-
ton, with the result that half an hour
after opening prices were TO points
under yesterdays close.
Futures opened steady. March. S.5s;
MAY, SIT; July, 9.07 asked: October, $40;
December 9.59 asked.
Trading was small in volume
throughout the morning and prices
showed little change. AT noon the
market stood at q net loss of to S
pOfnta
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Can Push War Until Late Fall.

BERLIN, March .S.-Inciuded in the
news items given out by the Overseas
Agency is the following: The Berlin
Tayeblatt declares that 5000, 900
marks Cs2,250.oo0 0.oO0) have been sub
scribed for the second German war
loan. This means that money to finance
the war until late in the autumn has
heen secured"
Evening star., 1915-03-23
BALTIMORE.
Specia! Dispatch to Tie Star.

SpVtId- Dls[dtcI! 70 IHe StdF
BALTIMORE. March Wheat
Stronger; spot No. 2 red, 1859: spot
No. 2 red western, 1.59s4: March No. .
red. 1.56A; April. 1.57A; steamer No. 2
red. Isl "a: receipts. 24,995 bushels.
Corn-Firm; spot contract 76h;
April. 76S; steamer mixed. 72A: re-
ceipts, 161.65S bushels; exports, 96.o29
bushels.
Oats--Easy; standard white, 63a1a
81: No. 8, white. 63k a821s; receipts.
5,526 bushels.
Rye-Easier: No western export,
i.24 asked; receipts, 6,526 bushels; ex-
ports, 26O.041 bushels
Hay-Steady; No. l timothy, IN
changed; No. /. clover, mixed, un-
changed.
Grain frelghts-Firm: steam to Liver
pool. per bushel, unchanged: picked
ports, per quarter, unchanged.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 23-Hogs-Re-
cEpts, 10000 head: weak to cents
under yesterdays average: bulk. .70a
8.S5: light. 5.60as.S5: mixed, 66Oa6. 6.s7 \,
heavy. s.35aSS2h: rough, S.35aS.50
pigs. 5.25aS.5o.
Cattie-Receipts. 5000 head: steady;
native steers. 5.s0as.1s; western steers
s.35a7.40: cows and heifers. 3.o0a7.75
calves. f.0oa1o.50.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; slow
sheep. 1.I0as.l5: yearlinGe, 765aa1s
lambs. ..60a9.so.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
A Bad Bargain.

Efom the Boston Transcript.
They say she literally bought the
count, and now I guess she wishes
she'd bought him on the installment
plan
why so??'
Then all shed have to do would be
70 stop payments and they would take
him away"
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today
to the following:
Mrs Frederick Levarone. to repair
business property at 1902 D street
northwest; estimated cost, s1,50o.
Sarah Cioldstein, to repair dwelling
at 1885 Bennins road northeast; +;
estimated cost. 500.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
New York Sugar Firm,

NEW YORK. March eS.-Raw sugar
firm: centrifugal, 4.s3: molasses, az;
refined firm.
Sugar futures were firm and higher
early today on a renewed demand from
trade interests and scattered buying
by commission houses. prompted by the
higher spot market. Prices at mid
day were to points net higher.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 2:.-Butter-Ur-
changed.
Eggs-Lower: receipts. 1909 cases:
at mark. cases included. 11a13h: ordi-
nary firsts. TN a17%: flrsts. 1sA alSh.
Potatoes-Unchanged receipts, &c
cars.
Poultry-Alive unsettled; fowls. 1411a
Is: springs. Il.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Calls on Senator shively.

President Wilson today visited Sena-
tor Shively of Indiana. who has been
i'll for several weeks. The President
rarely visits any one.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. March 23.-Bar silver, %
lS-l6d per ounce.
Money! l per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills and three
months, 2a2h per cent.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Bank Of England Director Dies.

LONDON, March %, 2:15 a.m.-Charles
Herman Goschen. director of the Bank
of England, died last night. He was
born In 1899.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Head of Elmira College Dies.

ELMIRA, " Y, March 23.-The Rev.
Alexander Cameron Mackenzie, D. D.,
president Of Elmira College, died this
morning.