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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12
NAVY RELIEF FUND BALL
TO BE GIVEN AT ARM0RY

The enlisted men of the navy and
marine corps will give dance for tho
benefit of the navy relief fund at tho
by the combined efforts of the men of
the Third Submarine Division, the
Navajo and the marines of the navy
yard; muse by the bands of the Sec
ond Infantry and Fourth Cavalry. The
Armory, loaned by the national guard,
has been specially decorated and light.
ed; refreshments will be served. The
grand march will start promptly at
eight fifteen O'Clock. Admission fifty
cents person; limited number of
boxes at three dollars. Tickets may
be purchased ut the door.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12
TOO MUCH FOR
. UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA
tAssociated Press by Federal
& 'WirelesS.)

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana, May
l0.-Thes Honolulu Chinese baseball
team, now touring the mainland, de.
feated the University of Indiana
nine here, yesterday by the run
away score Of seventeen to six.
Barring the first half Of the game,
in which the University of Indiana
held the visitors in fair fashion, the,
game was the Chinese without much
effort. The men from the Mid-Pa.
cifc Islands showed the locals how
baseball can be played and then
rubbed il in.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12

Judge Ashford expresses opinion that the
habit the city attorney has of trading light SEN
fence for plea of guilty in lesser crime than
the one originally charged is an encouragement
TO criminals. The Advertiser suggested the same
thing once and the court wanted to send the editor
to Jail for contempt of court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12

l.. L. McCandless says he bought the public
lands that the Governor is peeved about from KIM,
kaakaua in 1887 or 1888, and he supposed the king
had good title, especially as the record went tc
l847, Observation-Disclosures wanted to sell tho
land because he thought he needed the cash anC
Mr. McCandless bought the land because he though
he wanted it. If he had known how Governor Pink
ham going to feel about this particular trans
action in 1916 of he might have acted other
wise, he SAYS.
An Austrian correspondent of the Louisiana
Planter reports how in a certain mill the employees
worked on a Christmas day and in order to make
merry went to the cup that cheers, got lot of beer
and hung the mill up" by two in the afternoon
much to the disgust of manufacturers and everybody
Immediately concerned An increasing number of
beet-sugar makers are enforcing the prohibition of
not permitting liquor on the premises and are Civ
ing increased preference to the total abstaner be-
cause the employee cannot rush the growler and the
grinder at the same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

ENtllANGE for RichmonJ incom.
property, scnt;cmnn's estate. Glou-
rcStSr County. river frontage: bc:,uti-
iul location. value. $4,000. No agents.
Address Hon 80. Ware Neck. Va.
w .\NTlp 10 trade equity in desirable
buiiuin. lots FOR new or slightly
mSch automobile. Address ID i36, care
Times Dispatch.
End for building lots or income
pF"pcrt\ What have YOU 10 Offer?
Is 800. care Times Dispatch
wv Nt:it. leaving town. will trade :.
room house. near Monroe Park for
lots. l31. care Times Dispatch
WANTED farm III "Nch;uS" FOR suidi
VISION IN Richmond. ADDRESS T. olS
T.ii" Times. Disprt..p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

F.AI;MS-C"ustlt US If you wan, 10 huv
:. or sell Pollard ~ Easby. Richmond
FORMER Marylanicr WIN Farm wei!
stocked farm on shares. hay later il
suitable. Mater front preferred Apri!
|. Bon (. Warsaw. Va.
WANTED. to purchase li.ct rrou.
owner Il 2n-foot lot on tli"u Avenue.
uo'th OF Floyd. or on tiroN, v.st ..f
boulevard. Must h" ch"tu for spot
cash. Miss Mary Howe. station 10
10. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
WANrI.D-i'aritIs.

WANTED. 10 hear FROM owncr OF farm
49, uutmprov.d land for 2Jl" q g
buckingham Uoust"u Ten.
Ir-Tp DATE man wants TO rcut farm
i'm riNcr-ucck county. with option of
pGrVhnSiuE No agents. t. g.G care,
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

800 acres. large S-roum house, tenant
houses. several barns etc: 300 acres
lh nigh state ~ cultivation. balance
~ irst class wood, LAZY / mil" from
station On Eichmour f'ycdcrick sburg
ana Potomac Eailr,-c Price onlI
NlJ.pOo. Terms can he arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

20 acrcs 200 acres cleared Hand.
Watcrcd by branches aud springs;
IN" rot OF wood, large orchard, large
residence Of II rooms. in beautiful
-foN" oil trees; one Of the best propcsi
IONS near the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. north Of Richmond Spicu-
ana terms can he arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

2"' acres. fire house OF rooms 60
acres in high state of cultiVatiou
ZOO acres iu nrst-ciass wood: located
"nlE - miles from station large
orchard OF more than 600 fruit trees
iric". $4,000. Good terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

"" acres. lo-room TwcliiuE. ia oak
:roNc; good orchard. Nmc water. -
"''cS IN cultivation. balanC" ia wood :.
fronts main road Price, IS oou Will
'A"h"nSc f"i good house in cit:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HAMILTON & cAAirl;f.l.I.,
Eleventh and Hull streets.
j y CONNOLLY a. co.
seventh and Fr;;,iHiin streets.
Richmond. Va.

.>T Chesterfield Courthouse 10 acres.
With fruit. grapes, c-c. 6-room house,
good barn, chicken houses. etc. on
main road. Price, SLIGO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

100 acres. only mile o. city. un spIcn
"ih road; nrick house iarg. orchard.
fine water. plenty Of wood: a I'm" dai,.I,
proposition. VIII consider exchange
Tor city property. Price ANA terms on
application.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

AT station. miles Of city. 50 acres VI
land, mostly cleared. good i-room
house ANA barn. This is Il good little
truck farm. Price. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

We nav" some of TIA" most desirable
farms IN Eastern virginia distant
IRON, Richmond from ) TO 50 miles
'"ftN' south. east ol west some OF
these ar" on James Eivc! some ds
rcctlN on railroads >ud soln, in ,hc
interior. Without any doubt nov j.
INC time TO purchase = Virginia raru.
values az" increasing all the limo.
Elchmond Trust and Savings ,'onu.ny
rHrttal One Million Dollars. Real IS
,aic Dcpartmcnt M"'n and Seventh
streets Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
EARNS EoR SALE

On l. ~ l.. car line !" miles OF Rich
moud. - acres. nice. little Cotta.,
and necessary outbuildings I'ri"c -
GOT Can Get good terms on SubStan
tlal payment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

- ncrcs. Groom dwelling aud all nc"d-
ed outbuiliinc" good condition. near
-. \ i. car line. miles OF Peters
hurg. Price a2,i3o. ono third cash, bal
anCc easy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

GiNTE:i: Park dwelling OF 4? large rooms,
not water heat garage. etc Oh
seminary Avenue: choice section.
i'ricc. $1,000. owner wishes 10 move
10 his Farm Viii talk" good invest
ment property as part payment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

NORTH, Richmond dwelling Of 10 rooms,
uot-watcr heat. ,J-foot lot, fiui,
trees. ShrubhcIN. .tc.. only block OF
car. rriCc reduced for quick sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
WANTED-iseaI Estate

WANT TO pay cash for home North
Richmond. not TO exceed $500. Give
particultrs: answer quick. * 1871 care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
FOR Sales.--future

FOR sale. farm $50 acres large house
good soil. WIN exchange for city
property WITH owner only. H. g. Bur
ncttc. Highland springs.
SMALL. farm bargain. 10 acres OF nice
level land. all wire fenced good
youn= apple orchard in bearing. cottage
dwelling al - rooms. in good condition:
dairy. poultry and pigeon houses. shop
aud shielded barn, with horse aud cow
Sjn!iS. fccd room, vehicle and inachincIy
sheds: fronting on ono OF the best
turnpikcS III county. in sight OF VIII
lnG". ana , m,lcs Uf Richmond and Pc
i"rShui. CO" line and railway station.
The buildings could not bc duplicated
Cor tn" money. price. $1,000.
DESIRABLE Southsdc dwelling, !
rooms aud bath, hot ana cold water.
electric lighted. g"s range: IN best
street car line. Terms unusually &C
co,nmodatmg; $500 cash. balance easy.
price. $1,000"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

Va -acrc r'vc' farm. old colonial brick
dwelling in good condition This il
q IN" oih place with some Very fuc
laud i'ric-. iiJ.GCu. easy terms nvu.
cr. !. 2.3. c.Lrr 'I.,mcs- ltisnu.ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

pNE ~ tho incest farms aror!nd town.
minutes walk to car l;uc ON auto
road good orchard. rric". 100:
r'sicst Of terms. j 22i. care Times =
piSDatCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
FOR SALE-l'arns

~ ioEely l.0oO-acrc river farm. fairly
Sood buildings. good land. good
;irtcSian water. good auto road from,
tichmond. 80 miles: lovely rru.~ Sc.
station; fortune ia alfalfa. cattle ana
moSS' quick sale. W. Il. iroaddus,
West Point. va.
'Ot sal" or exchange. jUU-acr. ltuin
anu grass farm ana 4V-acre CONNER.
.Lht orchard. All luXuriant STOCK
,h,iitS. PRESSURE water. ihoiOS. $JV
tvre cash. or FOR income cit? property.
Cash Dams. e. l.. Lucas. Itoute char.
!ottcsvi.c. Va.
FARM. well improvea price. $500;
Moftn $4,000 Hair cash. half mort
GaSc. w. II. GoScrat, Cphoke, Va.
j. \. CONNOLLY II 60.
seventh and Franklin streets
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

VIII "NchauSc my modem home or
Grove Avenue, best location. FOR good
building lot in West End. not to cx.
coed $500. j 223 car. Times Dis.
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

$50 acres fine farming Hand. Splerdid
buildings. water and light in dWrll-
'u2. land Viii produce fine crops. abun.
dantlN wa'crcd. propcrt% fenced ana
crossed fenced. Owner Will sell stnc!;
ANA implements. i'riCc. $4,000 terms
t2.'co cash. balance III > wears
WRITE for catalogue ANA other infor.
nation.
L. MAERY YOUNG;
Mechanics Huildiug
Petersburg. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
= = ~. Is y.
Glen Alien. Va

g "a" viii hur this Sn-mcre toru'. G
miles from Richmond Is mile -
-raI"d school. - mile TO church and
siu'o. 'inus". rooms. IN grove .
acres i'm grapes aud Strawberries: con-
"r"t" ""ll1r' all necessary outhuildipcs
TOO Trvit tees r. =. y best p'kc
Worth 5000. y. g. Frick. Route
f.ft'nunigI. v,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

To close csiUi" 2ir-rcrc fruit. grain
and stock faru miirS from stat ION.
r.5"o II Y Thompson. lctcrsvillc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

NICt. Ittlo ra'm close EichuI0lId
ro"nl house. other nulidiu-s .-cil or
lr"dr for good stock or nop.,cn lot.
49,. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

= . acres. room residence, slate roof.
S'"aru heat. right ~ - clou: electric
lights. water. sewer; modern and up.
to.datc IN every respect, - minutes
." city; fare - cent pricc. $500.
Agent caro- Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

FIFTY acres good lar,i without nm.
hr"Ncnculs, hu' enough timber on
"n0 I" build ans l,'nd Of houses >
@ooh road frurtagcs - milo from,
railroad ana small town Win graded
school F." miles EicnnonG: price. $3.50.
~ 2lh Travellers BuiIdinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

NOW is the time TO invest in q farm
10 get full crop returns | viii sell
or exchange Tor city property my mod :
crn equipped country home. with 20
acres OF improved land. near Rich
wond, within walking distance OF rail
WAY station overlooking q river: fully
equipped aud ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Description. plans and photo
graphs sent Interested parties - 80.
care Times Ip!Spatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

80 acres, fairly good 6-room house.
fine orchard. 49, miles from station.
- miles west of Richmond. Price.
~ oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

FOR .ui". timber on $40 acres ~ land
pine. white piuc oak chestnut: near
railroad Eux %" West Point, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

J. y. CONNOLLY & co.
Madison 33sl Madison s2,.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

foli sale ." acres a. Touisn, va half
nlle from station healthy location:
"-room cottage, with basement. harm
rn.5 M housc servants quarters:
uH-to- dat" improvements. rural daily
1E ohHrIhcs Mrh ,ch""l telephone.
timber for fencing aud fucl. pnsiI.rncc
"'".; also the liv" Stonk vehicles. farm
implements, household Furniture. ali
complete ana modern also tho orris
"ud cantaIoupe irdUsiri.s. ana TIC
GOODWIN aud name ~ Granite iiflI
Farm complete water With ono hnIf
with ram into &.0U0. gallon tank FOR.
hnHS' an" EroundS aud for sale to
others on the rUhlc road. PLACE j.
cut flowers for Northern markets and
has upon IL 10000 pcony plants. 10 900
",.rtis li4nis 900 rose bushes 1000
lilacS, lh0n suowballs. 1000 hydrtn-
gcas. stock OF phloX. Iris, crinuin DAN
las. dclpliuiUms, etc; frui, trees rhu-
hhIn' currnnis; asparagus. etc. House
lnS movers lake % radioactive lithi:,
water OF rare medicinal value" consti-
iui'nS bathing resort. with uumc-
Iuus improvements an. buildInrs
dressing rooms for mon ANA Women.
grove for piCnics. icc.housc of cement
near lake Patronage OF tho resort
increasing chch year, ana now known
as tho R"acn ~ Louisa Fin" sidewalk
10 town Of Louisa Ndioiuin.. land
ned 81, ,:nO i.n ",rr Also large
stock 81 il99wer,nS "ushos, Spirca. dent
greens and nursery stock for hodges
ana decorative work Price SD H0n
Charles a. Gitcholl. Louisa VA.
For sale truck farm continuing IS
acres, all opcn; half OF il iusido cor
uors'c limits town "f beaufort : q
pea CROP on this land last wear Melted
Sl:I per acre, f'ricc. $4,000: terms *
- 'icnncr. I;rnncttSNiilc, = e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

EpE sale. ! acres OF land with small
b-liiu!;S. 2 - miles "f city viii
."ll TO culorcd people: cheap a; $500
W ! Hili. Route :. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

MODERN. heated i-rOom. SECOND npor
hpariment III North Third. James
II cr-ushIw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
FINE RIVER
FARM

/: \. C.>TI.IN q 60.

- North Eighth Street Richmond. Va.
FOX exchange, Iio.cwcll property rent
IA. Tor $40 per month. for Sm;. II
farm near itichmnntl on car line. no,
over = miles. Address t. -, bon iJS.
'l'y Point Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
UNION BAG REPORTS DEFICIT.
Net Earnings Decrease From SS33,.
,O5 ~ aaO3. 200.

Tho report OF tho Union Bag and
Paper Company for the yea ended jan
uary 81. 1916. shows net earnings oi
$3.50 900. as compared with sS33.3"5 In
1914 aud Sa3i.j30 IN 1913. The report
shows a deficit for the year amounting
to sSi.is0. rs compared with a surplus
Of S36j.at2 in the preceding year and
S,0.0S2 In 1913. John =. Riegcl. presi-
of the company. SAIL to stockhold-
crs:
"Your company has never experienced
u year in which the price of bags ruled
ms low as II did over the last fiscal year.
Tic average selling price received for
paper bags was IL cents less per thou-
sam bags than the preceding year. On
the Compauy's gross business mis- means
that We made u profit of approximately
$500. 900 less for the year than the pre-
Ceding years prices would have netteh us.
although wc were receiving M
revenues from tho business to aid us. We
made EFFORTS during the year to convert
properties which were not remunerduNe
into cash and to reduce Inventories Of
materials in excess OF the absolute mini
mum requirements for operation. 40 as IN
furnish ,is with funds TO still further re-
luce the obligations of the company and
also to provide us funds FOR reconstruc-
ton work"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
MARCON1 PROFITS GREATER.
increase. Although Gross Earnings
shrink.

The report Of the Marcoui Wireless
Telegraph Company OF America for tho
year ended December 81. 1913. shows
gross earnings amounting to s74S.23S. as
compared with s75S.572 in the preceding
year. and net earnings Of s1s+.os2. a.
against s121.sI5. Total income for 'he
wear WAS S2SS.?o5 rs compared with
so11.SSa in 1914 Tho surplus amounted
TO Si77.3lI. against slaa,S77 IN the pre-
yioua year.
with wireless communication featured
prominently in the official measures
taken Cor the safeguarding Of tn" coun-
try" SAYS President GrigGs. "tt Is rcas-
suriug 30 know that your company, rep
rc~eutinc practically the entire Amer!
can tichl of commercial wireless telcg-
raphy. r. managed 10y Americans aud
ouducta It's operations under the direct
supervision Of the United States Govern
, n.r'.
Notwithstanding that practically all
passenger traffic to AMI from European
Cuun. ries has been suspended by reason
OF tho war. and That American shipping
has been withdrawn from the Pacific,
Il Is gratifying TO rcport that. du. To- eN-
re.leut coaStwisc service. the receipts
from message traffic during ial1 were
only abou, 8 per cent. loss than for
l4lt'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
FIGHT HOWARD BEACH TITLE.
Residents Who favor Vnmhlrrs.
>iIir argue for Old Name.

Re .l,u.~ Of Howard Beach. err. -
MANY prefer {" call ~. Rtntbicf-NiI".
ui .-'.o, cd Yesterday before the Public
Str,lro Commission the strength at
publ. opinion behind the petition of tho
Long l>laud Railroad to chdugc the
tame of I,amblersyille station on the
Rpckawuy division to Howard Beach.
Tho railroad ~compduy's -err.s"u,atiN"s
asserted that the petition w.ts presented
ON hrhaif Of = number of property OVID
ers who wanted Tn" name "t the railroad
station To harmonic with the official
post oNic. designation.
+. 4. Reilly, representing the Ram
h~!ersvillc Board of Trade. declared that
tie name had been changed by the Post
oM.cc department AZ Tn" suggestion OF a
few residents ou'r and that no one eN-
ccpt the .Tilt0Gd now wap's the sta
ton name changed. Commissioner Her
vey moved tlat th" petition he denied.
cut +, was d.oid'd t. lag IN. matter over
for = week. so that the commission might
investigate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
NO HOPE FOR LOWER
CAS-, SAYS ADDICKS
Differs From W. r. ninc. En-.
ginccr for p. :. c.. on Il
Change in Measurement.
DIFFICULTIES NET HERE

The Public Service Commission began
yesterday an inquiry With respect to Il
standard of measurement of the quail
ity Of gas supplied by all companies In
this district. Commissioners william
Temple Emmett and James -. Carr of
the commission for the Second district.
which now has under way "a similar in
uuiry, sat with the commission.
W. +. Uinc. chief gas engineer for
the commission. said he believed It
would be desirable to change the stand
ard from candle power 10 British
thermal units. provided mantlcd lamps
were generally substituted for open
flame burners. A British thermal unit
IL the heat required to raise the tenn
pcraiurc Of one pound Of water rnc
degree.
Asked as 10 whether or not such "a
,hausV would mean a reduction In tho
cost ~ manufacture and consequently
a reduction IN prices Mr.. 1iinc said he
thought that If the change involved a
reduction IN heat unit a reduced rate
might he expected.
W T.. Addicks, ,ice-prcsidcrt uf IN"
Consolidated ,;as Company, declined to
agree with this opinion and quoted a
opur, madc hv engineers Of the com-
mission aud tho gas companies who
found u" law showing n relation between
he candle power aud the heat unit
value Of artificial gas. lie said that
tho adoption OF tho heat unit meas.
urmcut was desirable, hut he could NOT
be- sure Of pnssibl" reductions in the
price. he said BaltImor" had Got
such a reduction. hut IN Washington.
where the 90 candle power standard Is
the same rs IN New York. "a change had
hrousA: rr reduction IN rates.
questioned a. to the elimination ~ gas
! oil. now used by gas manufacturers t.
raise the candlo power. Mr.. Addicks
said that such elimination might bc
possible at soIuc seasons Of the year.
bu, he insisted that tho situation is
peculiar here. where many mains are
exposed because Of subway construc-
tiou. lie argued tina, his company -
required 10 manufacture a product OF
! higher standard than that officially slip.
! ulat.d because OF the Joss In t%rinSinls-
sioU. lilo SAID also that the question oi
/ .Nuioducts must 10 considered in any
discussion of "A harge In u" mauliac'
lure OF gas that would produce a lower
rate Ia ~" consumer.
II was reported that - commute,
NAMED hy the commission for the second
/ district had concluded that the subSt''
tuition uf a standaid requiring 90
= Y. T.. gas would be satisfactory foi
I '.t upstate district. But up state ,h'
! required candle power il not 50 great IA
ip this city, and Nj. Hue decliued n
make any recommendation until he hao
invest gated the subject furthc'. We
sand that N. certainly would not recon-
n".d any change unless NANTES Were
subs ltut.d for open flame burners. nov
used hv 20 per cent. of the consumers
IT, hearing was adjourned unit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
NOT HIT BY NICKEL EMBARGO.
International 90. isn't Infected M
British Order.

Ambrose II. Mou"l. president % thc
international Nickel company. has -
sued M" following statement regarding
the Hr'tisii cmhdrg" on nickel and its
effects upon the company:
"Ey order in Council passed recent
IA" Dominion Government. in the effort
tn control tho export of nickel orc and
nickel from canada. has placed an EN-
barge On the export of these materials
10 other points than IN" british l.mr'r"
except upon license granted nv ~" Doc
mini"n Government f"r permission to
export {" other places.
Tile International Niok.l Company
j. advised hv the Canadian authorities
thtt such lcc'.s" VIII b' ISSUED To- them
and that there j. nothing in this order
'u Council that viii AFFECT their opera
t'nUs as now cou,iu,t'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
ITALY NOW BUYING SUGAR.
shortage In supply From Brrts
Causes rinciug az Ordrrs.

Ne there t. , shortage In ltalN's supply
Of beet sugar tn" italian Government
has entered III. market for cuban raw
sugar, II has placed o"icr. through "A
well known house hcI" for some 10000
tons. This demand was expected, sugar
dealers said yesterday, and will not he
AN important factor IN the development
of the market.
II was pointed out, that Italy IL a very
small sugar consuming country, and that
although fur.hcr orders might hc placed
they would not l." large enough, as COM
parcel VT. the English and Fr"nch and
local d'iutud, tu cdII~" much of an ad-
vance in thu U.ic. of raw sugar. At
ruli.g prices for raw sugar IttlN~ or
dcrs amount to about g.. 0u".un".
The sucdr market continues iii about
The same corli'inu that has pr"N"il'd
since III" iir-t cont sugar was sold two
week. ago. Thc Federal sugar refining
'rmp'uy continues To quot" refined
g%rtuulstcd sugar ~ that price" In"
other rctiu"ri"~. with tho exception "i
the Warner. which ~ out Of ~" market.
quot. the sugar At 80 cents, spot SuSi ~
sold Yesterday At 81 cents.