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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

at the home OF a friend, John .WayIes
met Martha Shelton. Wayles' widowed
daughter. She was.a beautiful WON
an, much sought after, but jefferson
finally won her heart. r5 N
Perhaps Dolly Madison, wife OF
President James Madison, is best
known generally to Americans OF ali
generations next to Martha washing
ton. ;f-s t3 zsS'T ~ =.
!, John Tyier's Romance. < *
John Tyler was twice married, tho
second time while he was president.
His first wife was Letitia Christian.
who belonged TO one OF the old fami.
Hes OF Virginia. Mrs. Tyler bore the
president nine children. Just before
her husband was elected vice presi.
dent Of the United States she suffered
q stroke OF paralysis and q short time
after he succeeded william Henry
Harrison as president she died-in the
White House.
The second winter after her deatl,
the president met Julia, the daushtAr
OF . Mr.. Gardiner, who lived on one Of
the Islands in ~Iong Island sound.
The president fell desperately In love
--ne wooed % Z youth Of twenty
would WOO. impstuously and roman.
tice1lys Il wasn't . tuat while beSore
they were Engaged and . short time
latsr they wers married quistly at the
Cnprcn Of the Ascension in New
Grover Cleveland ala not NARY =.
q mir!y lets n ne. Ihsn 10 fen IA
~ Win Tfahcss roIe6m, ne daush.
ter Of biz law partner. ne ~ :
childhood there WAS ! dime vhsn
she called him Uncle Clsve.r ~
Cleveland and Mn Tolsom. .vers
1900 IA the famous Blue room Il
- white House. ~ '1ef'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25
To Propagate Beaver.

= ~.
Beaver may again resume its place.
to some extent, as a standard Ameri.
can fur. II plans formulated by State
Game Commissioner William n. Oates
prove effective At present, the ami.
NAL is almost extinct in Michigan and
many other states.
Oates proposes to establish beaver
colonies By planting one Of, more
pairs Of the animals on suitable
streams In the state. and then vIgor.
opsiy to restrict trapping PRIVILEGES.
Sites for the colonies will be selected
at points where. the back water from
the beaver dams will do no damage
Oates says beavers are naturally
hardy and prolific and should thrive
n given protection for few years.
Ferris Names Educators Delegates. i 4
Governor Ferris has appointed the
following delegates to represent Mich.
isan at the ninth annual convention
Of the. NATIONAL Society FOR ina Pro
motion OF Industriit Education az
Minneapolis. January 1929: Mr.. Ben
amin Cofsfort. Detroit: Nh Phil Hu.
her, Saginaw; Jesse, B. Davis, Grand
N1l!de; john Hyron. Harbor .Gofines:
M HelI, C&lumet Fred \ letters.
Rainesdals; John Craig. Nuskeeon;
= Rse1s WAksneld: n 20. Marsh,
1Qu' ~ z: 9: ststscs, ossad
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

shrine Saved From Destruction. \
In 1871, during the commune, Nott,
lame cathedral, famed the world oyd
was menaced With grave dangers -
Ing to the fury .of the commun,71
who having effected an entrance. r.
lected all the available chairs :
otner combustibis material and. piIl =
2 N : hugs bonfire. drsnched VII
oit ~ the center Of the choir, attefd
"a 20 eestroy tho cathedral By al
me ~ designs Of the incsndiaf(
were, howsyerS happily frustrated "a
'Do s'r'yM Of the National sqee1.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25
THE EUBO IN
YEAR AGO THIS WEEll


- Nv
;xqn hIngennnre sov@0so we
snoe t9Serq WeFsew -.
y 49, y $500 e
aGnIs iNxeied Dosnla. il
TURKS .us6do palns near Lake
|. l)r,am)ah.
A1llod nooto bombarded Int@rtoc
forts Of the Oardanelles.
Russlsns drove Turks toward
Van.
eelnlan provinces agreed TO pay
TAX TO Germany. &C
~ So -
III 49,
pee g.. 1919.
.a".sIsns !. van over r1fsss Ia
Arrrcnvs. csntnrlno euuipment.
Allied svjatovs 1eoppsd homie
- arusssle. ma made rloht attack
ns.r oetend. .s.S' 8. 4, Z,
Chile protested against viola.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

smart Younk Nan whit % Va
tklhf e Brown ~ -Indie nrIl1 ~ 81
fIeman- Brown, sri Hs 3 one
slhods pto51e that ~ Sou % ~ bach
.: al ss2s ne ssis 49, ~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

10 watch the corn rfow and ~
'!ss!:'s.' sss.';:: 81
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

m the day. The plan worked with fai,
success and the police had no trouble
In handling the few hundred men
women and children who pressed
eagerly in the streets near the Gall
home.
AS soon as the ceremony was over
and the bride had been saluted bv
those present in the accustomed fash.
Ion, while the smiling groom received
congratulations, the newly-weds sped
away In big White House automobile
to the Union station and took train
to the South for their honeymoon. Il
they told anybody their .destiiatior,
that person kept his secret we'll 1,
Is reported from family circles, how,
ever, that the couple will be away unt
I'll the first week in. January.
They must be back in Washington
by January z. though, because on that
date the president and Mrs. Wilson
will act as host and hpstess at a CREST
reception to be given in the WHITE
House for the ran-Americah repre-
sentatives at the national capitaf
Moreover. congress will have recoyi
vened. after tho holiday season. ana
nat. Wilson will have to be back &
his desk.
Only Relatives Are Present
Among those present at the cerx
mony were: Miss Margaret Wilsoyi.
the presidents eldest daughter: ~
Francis Bowes Sayre OF Wiiliami.
town, Mass. the presidents secm,1
daughter; Mrs. william q. McAdod
the presidents youngest child: ~
Anne Howe Of Philadelphia. the presf
dents sister: Joseph r. wilson Of Bsi-
timore, the presidents brother. Ana
49,. Helen woodrow Bones. the pres
dents cousin.
The bride, who before her marrfasS
70 NORMAN Gait was Miss Edith BON.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25
Plans New Job Bureaus.

State Labor Commissioners James
Cunningham has announced that the
free employment bureau provided for
Lansing at the last legislature will be
opened in the old state building Janu.
airy 1.
In all probability the labor depart
ment will open .ree employment bu.
reaus IN Bay City, Muskegon and
Traverse City shortly after the first
OF the year, and maintain them four
hours each day.
According to the report from the
free employment bureau at Saginaw,
positions have been provided there for
6,286 men and 2.02l women. Through
the state ONCE at Grand Rapids, posi-
lions have been obtained for $3.50
men and 1889 women this year
Through the jackson ONCE 3.439 men
and 2,214 women obtained work.
Gasoline Cans Must Be Red.
State Oil Inspector r. e. Barron o
.lA-Ali has issued orders that all sasO
The rs sS4 esasE 70 take effect Ja a.
into effect In 1909. and for time I
was observed by dealers. and other
using gasoline. Inspector Barron says
however, that now some of the can,
painted years ago resemble NOR,
their original cslor than red and tina
as result there are many accidents
sometimes resulting in deaths. H,
states that apparently many dealer,
In gasoline In Michigan are unaware
OF the law that compels them to pain,
red all receptacles in which gasoline
is used. r
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

bfiwsn y Dispersion. !,
'1yAm1o tfFu) oe bofn6 eQpventional
s4d customary "a rr stated H.
'ssu ED ss3b Sc 5ss ' & { s ssss
and a AFFIRM voics ejaeu,ats DratI'r
-Ikansa6 City GlAf 81 !. ~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-25

Unofficial christmss along. much
Of the western front, the allies and
eerrnans In some lnstapces OK
changing gifts and Visits.
French shelisd the outer forts Of
Metz. X X Is
Civilians Of East Prussia began
movement toward interior Of prov
incc.
Russo Turkish operations were
stopped BY intense cold. -
Two German avlators flew up
the Thames-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
AMERICAN LINER
BRINGS GOLD HERE
Two Shipments Arrive from
London Direct-First Through
"War Zone"

Two consignments of gold yesterday
from London direct TO New York bank
ers, although not large in volume, at
trac.ed considerable attention in the
financial district. The steamship New
York, from Liverpool. brought in 5000
600 for Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
S25000O for Kidder, Peabody e. Co.
Knowledge of the shipment was pub
lcly withhe' d until the arrival of the
gold here because Of the possibility OF
seizure on the high seas.
There was considerable speculation
in foreign exchange circles as to
whether the gold received yesterday,
which was in the shape of United
States gold coin, was obtained from
the Bank OF England or in the open
market. Bankers generally, however,
thought the latter was the case.
They also pointed to the fact that
this gold was shipped from England
after the establishment of the German
"war zone" and that an American ves-
Sc had been employed to transport the
metal. Il is believed that because Of
the danger of British shipping imports
of gold from London at this time will
be confined to ships under the Ameri-
can flag.
The foreign exchange market was
little affected by the announcement Of
yesterdays import. On the contrary,
the market was generally easier; ster-
ing approached the former low record
and Cortinentals were decidedly weak,
francs, marks and Italian Tires all re-
cording new ow levels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
STORAGE NOTICES.
Illus kINDEKMANN 4 SONS, INC,
STORAGE " AKEHOJ sEs.
13t9-l3ol BROOK fNthht, ooO-oo, wales
Avenue, and Is O-l362 Webster Avenue.

Avenue, ana IL U-l3OS eDster Avenue.
Bronx borough y. Y. city. Feb 18th, 1915.
Goods stored a. i34S-l35l Brook Avenue
by James -. Clark, Helen Younger, Carrie
COen.
Goods stored az 5s5-5S7 Wales Avenue
by II. Horrnburger. Mrs. shapiro. william
kingston. Mrs. " H. Buck William II.
lahan. Edward /. Moran, as executor Of
estate u Ellen COnnOrs.
Goods stored a. l350-l362 Webster we
nue by Gertrude Berger. Mrs Margaret
Cronin. Lawrence Moran. Mrs. F. J. Gil
bert Mrs l.. q. Toussaint. Elizabeth d.
Loucks. Frederick K. Smart. Mrs Robert
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that tn time for the payment Of our len
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof
had been given you. We Will cause such
property. TO Wit. Household Goods Per
soma Effects and Merchandise storei IN
our warehouses az l3f9-l35l Brook Avenue
and at 5s5-JA1 Wales Avenue. and at 1850
1862 Webster Avenue. New York civ
BY you or In your name Tor in which
you may have an INTEREST,". TO he sold at
public auction. according 70 the statute
In such case made and provided. at our
warehouse. Nos. l36G-l3s2 Webster Ave-
nue. near i70tn street Borough. OF The
Bronx. New York city on THURSDAY.
March llth. 1918. At 10 \ NJ. and II
the sale thereof IS not completed on said
date. the same will be continued at tn,
same place on every Thursday thereafter
beginning at 10 4. VI and continuing
until all the goods ar" sold
JULIUS hlNDERMANS * SONS. INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
Timely News of the Merchandise World
FOR NEW "M0P" BOARD
Men Chosen to Replace Gould
Directors on March 8.

The Kuhn-Loeb proxy committee an :,
nounced yesterday that it had received
considerably more than q majority OF
tho outstanding Missouri Pacific Rail
wa Company stock, and that it would
vote for the election OF the following
MS directors at the annual meeting to
be held on March in St. Louis:
Nicholas f. Brady, b. +. Bush; New
comb Carlton, A. J. Hemphlll, William
II. Lee, of St. Louis; Edgar l.. Marston,
Edwin G. Merrill, Finley J. Shepard, x.
Lancaster Williams. w. II. Williams
and c. Ninot Weld. None of the so
called Could directors IS included IN
this list Those who are scheduled to
be retired are George j. Gould, jay
Gould, Edwin Gould. Kingdom Gould, r..
u. Adams. l.. 7. Jeffery, Jacob u. Met
calfe, S. F. Pryor and James Speyerr;
II is understood that Mr.. Shepard VIII
be retained on the board to represent
the interests of his wife, formerly
Helen NJ. Gould.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-f four Hours.

Washington. March Tile southwest disturb
sure has passed Of the north Florida coast. NOV
In. nor beast. and is now apparently central near
Bermuda Pressure continues low 10 th" M4Ie
Atlantic states and New England. IN. Il msh
over ne interior cas-, OF the Rockies. West Of the
mountains pressure Is log. with marked dis-
tus.auoc over Itsh AMI adjacent portions ~
Colorado and Nevada This disturl an'r has caused
genera rains an snow, west OF the mountains.
bu; elsewhere over the country there vas no pre-
clpi'ation during the last twenty-four hour, except
some Egh, local rains in the Sou.h Trmpefature,
arc low Tor the season IN the South AMI Mes'. ami
Rbuut normal el.eNLerr. except IN Tie northern
uul4r Lake region where tney are quite high
The extreme Western disturbance viii move east.
attended hy ran. and shows Tuesday In the
Roy Noun an region anl me central plIi
states. ami Tuesday n.shi Wed. e'lal 49, be
north portiou ~ o.. vest cur states the lover
Missouri. the dprer Mlss,,iVp. and 'ae lower OaO
yalle,. f. eahcre tair weather will prevail TIE
day and WEDNESDAY. except iu the middle plateau.
where there w.I rc -un~ I e,day. !. AiI be
sonIenha, solder TUESDAY iu tie northern rTtvf
Lake region and n western DORADO and uJ-tl"rn
Tfsb but no extensive temperature change, 4.e
Indicated over any district during the next twO
days.
Middle Atlantic. fresh northwest AMI ives. south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
ARRIVED

steamer New York I'rrPoo FEB e. . to sss
Gargoyle A.erandrIa Jan p and DnIaNT feo
II. to tie Vacuum on 60. In ballast. Bar; 8 m
Isle Of M o Bt' Lisbon KS, % bS' No. ~ to '"' '''
Ward tSorI. Rotterdam leb 3. 10 the holi1nh
America Line. Wth md,e Bar. m. . -,.
Te1a. fr. Have FEB >. 90 he oompsssntleS
Generate Transatiant.que. with mdsc. Bar 'fo
Thorsdal INor. ChrIstianla Jan 30 and Mehil
Fe1 : to Bcuham * Boyesen. WIN muse. DAT
caIamsre9 For, Limon Feb 81. Cr,stobal %
and Havana 49, to the United Fruit Go. WIN %
passengers. mails AMI mdse Bar. III . m. .,
Joseph Cuneo CNorl. Por; An onto Fe3 ~
TO he Ounce Importing Co WIN tfuN. bat' pm ~
DuncuDa tBr,. Port Talbot FEB ). to baFOe'
Port P lun Gci'" ar London Fec and Barry 49,
10 Punch. Elye n Co. IN ballast. par ~ ~ ~
Ruth Matanzas tcb q. 10 II Bun o.
wiki sugar "ar. 8 q m. 49,. -. 70
Crotan' savannah Feb %. to the Ocean Ss Co
win passenger, aud mdse. quarantine. 5'O5 IN.
+, creme. Galveston Feb q. 20 the southern
Psc,nc Go. with mdse Quarantine; 5,S2 M 80.
Old Dom u!ou ), Co. wiki passengers and ind'e
't Man a hester CofpoS1ton CBD. st Nszsire
'f Seminole 'S G5or.esowS c. Feb o. and VII
ming On. {. p 20 ne 'Hdt ~ y, 20, :, VII" '-'
Nca Sweden (Swei,. GytAenburs Feb 10 and
shields I5 to Furncss. witty a Co. with mdse
Mama Haa. Baltimore. to the New York 4
Baltimore Trans Go. with mdse. quarantine Loo
IN. -. ., 90
SIamese Prince OBJ. La Pallice Feb T. 10
Pau, + Gerhard q Co. in ballast. Bar 80 m.
Josef FredrIk lNorl Cardenas teD - , anu
MatanLa, g. TO Hassler Bros. with sugar. Baf'
$40 N. 90, 81, - . ,h.
NJ india - Co with sugar Bar. . m.
Ty,Alani DAN. Havana Feb II AMI Ju,aIo 49,
10 the Mun,ou - Line. with sugar. Bar' ~,
Rotterdam Dutch. Amsterdam. to DaVd l
Warden. In ballast; Sandy HoOA 40 H.
SANDY Hook y !. March !. $50 m-NNd
northwest. fresh brcrae, clear, moderate sea
SAILED.
steamer. Madison. Norfolk AMI Newport News :
San Marcos Galveston. Che apeakc. Baltimore.
Damara. san trauci,yo. Verona tltap. Naples
=. ...., Tnttf.s III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

p.ath.-Frmn list grader d Murray. Eng 2is'
Feb ~ Funeral from 1874 Prospect st.. Brooklyn.
D m. March J. Interment Greenwood Gene
Pen,Ioned-Frmn list srade) r. Attridse. Eng
20 pe sion 500 March Is.
Penalty lmposed-Frmn. list grade) II; T. HOT.
man Eng as Charge. absence without leave: I'VE
regular caves of absence be withheld.
Revocation Of 0etall-March B. Frmn. I't
graded J. J. RabaL 30. as chauffeur. 10 b +. I,
whi. on sick report
Iran.fer,-Mafch 2. Frmn.. list srsdel =. J..
Smith Eag 10. TO Eng ~; Frmn. tlsi srade)
gradej T. r Broderick. Eng 10, to Ems. a.
Leaves Of Absence tno payl.Frmn. ga grade,
G. Lake Erg 9. l. hours. Feb p: Frmn (lst
gaieI Z Bfade.. Eng % g hours so1. T Ts6 's
Cant y Iyerson Eng So II hours. March I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
BANKRUPTS SENTENCED
Langs Get Prison Terms for
Concealing Assets.

Joseph and Louis Lang, brothers and
members OF Lang & Lang, makers and
retailers of women's dresses. with n
factory in East 26th Street and a store
at 1870 Washington Avenue, The Bronx,
pleaded guilty before Judge Neterer, l
the United States District Court, yes
terday, 70 concealing assets of III heir
bankrupt firm. Louis was sentenced to
one year and day in the Federal PEN
itentiary at Atlanta, and Joseph got
four months on Blackwell's Island.
According TO the information given
TO Judge Neterer, the Langs covered up
$4,000 of their assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
Fewer Failures Last Month.

While the commercial death rate in
the United States continues much above
normal. the failure record for February.
as compiled by Il. G. Dun Co. shows
considerable improvement over the ex-
ceptionally high mortality of the month
preceding Total insolvcncics numbered
2.27s and supplied an indebtedness OF
$40. 4O4 $50. against isis defaults in
January, when the liabilities exceeded
S49,600,000
In comparison with February Of pre-
vious years, however, the return is
decidedly adverse. there being 1905
SUSPENSIONS. for 500 ,354193. in 1914;
1.45f, for S2S.14l,25S two years ago;
1889, for 2I,47I923. in 1912, and only
1913 in 1911, with aggregate debts of
about $1,000 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
Shipping Information ana :,
Marine NeWs OF the Woftd

Atlanta rnodcrs,s northves, md west ~. c1lf
gentle to moderate north and dor bsfs, ", fres
moderate cast and soubess' ,|,,byts Il .
Wednesday: Upper Lakes m0ns's"
Lower Lales. moderate west.
Forsesa for Special Loesi't's''--n'.
York, fair Tuesday and wednesday e'''"
day In north portion. -.
New ENGLAND. New Jsr.y western wv
I'D a, Columbia and Virginia fair Ile'pN "''
Wednesday. z,.r. uednegday,
We, virginia. isir Tuesday: wedne'daJ' n'fe"
ing cioudiEess.
Local OthcIaI Rseord.-The following on1o'a'
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes III '''
tetnperaure ,or the last twenty -four hours ~ c""
paTi,on din the corresponding date q last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
Female

A -CHANiBERNiAID WAITRESS and Cook
young lf.sh sr'' 'esLs t sly references Il.
phone i521 Madison 50.
CHA>lBERAlAt German. experienced
uesl rptercn -, ely ~ country. wages S2j-s30.
Cali Lang ~ Boecherer 60. Agency. .3 West 35d IT
CIiAAlBERMAID- wAITREsS-Compeen, best ref.
erentes. GJ " goun - wages $3.50 Lang 8
Bo.,nrrc- CO. Aseney - West SD st.
COMPANION or Young woman, vel
horn and bred. desire, position. adaptable ;ray-
eilrd. educational advantage eager so prove u,e-
iuneSs. details furnished sadly. NJ D.. BOZ 80.
Tribune ot,ce
COOK assist Laundry. chamnermaid. waitress: two
young girls. scotch. Protestant. together OF sev.
ara'e. Cy or country excellent references Indus.
ga. An. Il West aga 81
Coon a.. waitress chambermsid. So two friends
,gsn SsA!1 "a E a' ; la4S.y Inn "a NJ shea
COOK. -riot,.tant. hrst Class. economical: eI,.-
lent references. Golfers Agency. 80 ith az
COOK and LAUNDRESS CHAMBERNAID AMI
WAITRESS Together or separate eIce! Ell, ref
ereuges cts, county. Lshc's Agency. - & 1851
a. Phone 1913 Harlem.
COOK-GerInau. Grst class. city or country: be.,
references. Vases $40 so Ian. & BoeDAerer 90
Agency. - West SD g
COUPLE-Frnch butler. useful cook. laundre,,
Will do entire WORK. fGo. competent Mss snea
Agony 30 Eat 42d 81, Murrlj M G-7i
HOUSEWOEKLR Finnish American strong. via
Ms cts n .ountp. c.ce..,ut references Lehii,
HOt SEWOKkE.-StrOng neat young grl. excel.
lent cooL al. saltrr,,. years best reference,
city " country s.. Industrial Assn Il W 81 81
HOC SEWORFER or useful girl. smart. young SIS
good references. country preferred. Mss Shea ,
Agency. 80 Ea,. 81 = Murray HI. 6;54
INFANTS NURSE-Gcrman. competent. best ref.
ercu'es. city or country wages s50-S35 Cal
Ltnc q B0erh,rer Co Agency a. ". $50 81
La NDEESS. Protestant. exceptionally ..cat, bes
references. .iS. Golfers Agency. 90 ith sv
thlst 81
LAt NDKESS-,icrman. competent. hes, references
city " county. WAGES s5O-S3j. Call al L4ug q
Bor"herer Go Accn.y. t3 West 33i -.
NURSE. Chambermsld htchcnmAid-Nes. young
girl. strong very willing. Sl6 city or c0Intry
Industrial Assn. Il West 49I o..
NJ RISE and Companion 10 invalid. scotch Prote,.
tant. u years practical experience highest Der.
sonal references, city or country. Industrial Assn
l. IVES i2I 81
NURSE-trench. children. any age. thoroughly eI.
perIeu"ri good sever. ercelenf references. gity
or country. I1dustrial Assn. II West i2I 81
NURSE--Ams "a. GERMAN speaking will care 10,
tao children. s. excellent references Ms,
sheAs Agency 20 East ~ st.. Murray Hu 6,Tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Hong Kong. Feb 27-IndrAshiri Br' NeS foF e.,
YokOnama FeU CITY 81 tOr.nth tBJ New
Yrk via Go on ami Honolulu.
Naples. FEB l9--Esrl Of Elgu rBr). Ne" YORK
via 1t Mchsels. etc. -, America U'a!l Ne"
York. a.. ~.
Bandho,m. Feb l9-Randcsbors dam. New YORK
va h:rkwai. 81
Have Feb g;-Northeru (Brl. New York
bermuda FEB 2> . m-Bermudlan tbrl. NeW
Yur. land sailed on re,urn a. $50 M. -.
Liverpool Mar /. T. 30 a m--St LOUIS. New iotA.
LouIon Mar Minneapolis tBrl, Ne" YORK wa
Plymouth. SomGelsdyk tDutcni, Ne" lorE.
Nar,el.!e, teb .4-Tyu,Home tBE). Ne" YORK.
Bor.lrauI. teU J-,!uessau. itrl. Ne" iOfA;.
Ay0urlotIlh Feb .t-hlraIalc OBJ, Ne" 1ofH
Genoa. Feb FEB .."iIuenos Ares tspan). New YORK
Chris..an'a' FEB 22-BerSensford (Norl, New York
via Bergen
Rotterdam. FEB 2i-Neches. New York.
Iouion Feb 23LTrUnto tB,l. NeS YORK;
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

was reported in sail tonnage Freghts offered free
IN number Of trades and rates we're strong IN all
but tonnage Tor March and April was difficult g
obtain. Quotations 70 Liverpool. Id. London, I'D
HUI 9izd. cotton 10 Liverpool per 100 p. $50
Cha-tcrs-Dan steamer. H. 900 qrs grain. Baltimore
10 Scandinavia lis March. Br schooner. 3-3 tons
lumber. Sabine 70 Martin ique. 2 l. schooner. i5-
tons lumber Moss Point 10 Por, Spain. So schooner
1853 tons lumber Mobile toTunis de Zaza ). SC ooner
fl5 tons coal VI ginia TO Porto Rico l. schooner
10 tons coal Pnladephia 70 Galveston. 81 s. a
schooner, g63 tons lumber. Gun 20 Ncw York. 81
schooner J12 tons piing owens Ferry 20 New York
81 100. schooner. SO tons k boards. Savannah ID
PM abe phia. $3.50. schooner. gal tons coal Bait
more To Tampa and back. phosphate rock. =
schooner. i35 tons pipe. Plilsde phia 20 Lynn. s.
schooner. 2ij tons DiVe. Phil adelphis 10 Newbury-
port g.