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THE SUN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1915.
WESTERN ROADS ASK!
STILL HIGHER RATES
Sf.k in Roopon Case by Which
They Hot $1,700,000 In
crease Annually.
COAL MEN PROTEST TOO
Wakhivoton, Sept. IB A petition
wimi filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-dny asking that body to
varavte Ha order Iti the Western advance
rate . x-4: whl-h permit the carriers
effected to put Into operation on Sep
tember So advanre over present rates
thsjt would yield tne road an liu-roast'
of about 1, 700.000 annually.
The petition was filed by T.
ton, representing the Atchison
J. Nor
Topekn. and Santa Fe Hallroad. and W
F Ilok-
I neon, attorney for the receiver of
the Ttock Island The puroaa In ask
ing for the vacation of the order la to
reopen the matter and allow the car
rier! to eubnilt arguments to prove that
the Increases allowed are not sufficient
to afford reasonable compensation to
tile railroads.
At the hearings which resulted In the
order now sought to be vacated, the
carriers asked for advances which would
have given them an im Tease In their
annual revenues aggregating $7,ooo,ooo.
No brief accompanied the petition,
which was said to be formal and which
waa not made public Counsel (Off the
carriers announced that if the coin in is
alon consented to Vacate the order ami
raopen the case for argument brief
would he submitted later In support of
the advance aked for.
Another petition having the ame ob
Jaot In view was submitted by v K.
Lamb, attorney for the Illlnol foal
Operators Association and others, which
recited that the order entered by the
commission had caused higher rate on
coal ahipments from polnla in Illlnol
aouth of Chicago than exist from lake
dock points. The petition charges that
the effeot of the order haa been to work
a discrimination In favor of the lake
dock points against the points south of
Chicago.
TO CARRY 0, S. MAILS
IN GOVERNMENT AUTOS
Post Office Depnrtnient Can
eels Wagon Contracts in St.
Louis and Cliica,o.
Wabhin.-.tov, Sept. IV The PoM nf
Boe Department may substitute Govern
rnont owned and operated automobiles
for acreen wagons In use In large rltie.
a aervlce now performed under private
contract. The experiment has been tried
1n Washington and Detroit, and the de
partment yesterday cancelled existing
contracts with the Postal Transfer Com
pany of New York, effective In St. l.oule
and Chicago, and decided to extend the
tiovernment owned automobile service
to those cities.
The (lovernment has estimated that
aervlce which Is now mating $370,000
In Chicago can be performed with auto
mobiles for 1101,000. not counting the
coat of the equipment. The extra cot
the first year will he 915,000 counting
the purchase of equipment, hut a sav
ing of $50,000 can be made the second
year. In St. L.oiils It Is estimated that
966,000 can be saved annually.
Advertisements were sent out In July
requesting bids for screen wagon aer
vlce In thirty-nine cities. Awards have
been made Iti twenty-three cities, In
cluding Columbus and Toledo. Ohio, and
Fort Dodge. Iowa. It Is expected that
the (lovernment pervlce will be Intro
duced In Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
B. & 0. OUTLOOK GOOD.
President Wlllard II e porta Oalna
In Many Rrnnehee.
An optimistic statement regarding
the trarrie of tlie Baltimore and Ohio
and the outlook for the future w;ie
made by Uaniel Wlllard, president of
the roud, yestejday.
"Our AuKUSt tonnage of all kinds
waa about 10 per oent. ahead of that of
August Uiat year." he aald. "So far
September eontinuee the Improvement.
WWIe the eoul traffic la good, the gain
re nnl ,-onflned to ervil. but are snreail
over a wide ramte of commodltfee. Our I
..ruin, ei.es have now all heen desa-n '
Into use. We had yesterday a ahortaire
of 100 coal oara on the entire system.
That Is Inslgnifli-ant us a shortntce. but
It represents a decided change from the
time alien a shlpissr who aaked for tine
car waa quickly a-lven five In the hope
that lie misTht be induced to load two.
"I'aasenKor traffic Is atlll off. but pa--aenger
revenue for Auk-usS may not
look o bil l arhen tlie 11 nail flg-ures are
made up as that Item did previously 1
ahould not be surprised if the Septem
ber iwsseiiKer earnliisT were almowt or
quite up to laat yr-ar's. It Wai lust a
year ago that we lost the immlirranr
tmfTic. which meant 1100,000 a year to
the Baltimore and Ohio, so that here-
aner oowtpanaon win not do uia.ie wiin
the flguree which iMintalnesl those earn
ing." 00ETIS NO LONGER OPPOSES.
ganoaneei lie ove Pirnri
the '
MereniitHe Marine l'lan.
Alfred K Cortls, who early last '
epiing calle.1 atlentloti to the favor., hie ,
outlook for the International Mercan- '
tile Marine Company owing to the war
nd protested against the receivership !
for the OOmpany, yesterday issued the
following statement i
"Having careful!) considered the pro
poeed plan for the reorganization of
the International Mercantile Marine '
Company I COnBldOr that on the whole j
the various chiwe of security holders
ffiave received relatively fair and eqult i
able treatment, and I shall advise all
eenirlty holders represented by me, or i
atio have been In OOWagpOBgeitOg with
me, to promitly depoalt their securities
under the plan.''
COTTONSEED OIL.
Thr eottonsMd oil markft 'ippn'd
teady and a thftdt hlnrlwr y Wtldl y
niorninx and gained MVWaJ point n
Ihrougthout It it i imi ii'hik OutMliltl aiifl
upeculatl vp buyttlffi nuiHi ly from th
Houtii, In kdrittlon lo On hi rrtiift h in
cot t nil and thf lOAfOlty of crude offi'P
IngH, mainly MMtintM f"r the hettr
prloef. At ti'Hin, hnwf-vir, ti ttmrkft
npriciK-rd m r-hiirp Mtback. dUi 10
heavy profit taking and temporary wtth
drawnl of OUtSlde nupport. Thi markft
i loa d Mt raily and MVtfftl DOlpti h ir'ht
from 'he day
low. iMiritiK tin- ilDi a
ealc f !-,'(
II Rrftl rHl-t.Tr4l al r.3H.
i 'lien-. Prev t im
hi. 1
g, so
ppal
t k labor
liei fniher . .
January . . .
March
a M a 4)
a M4 i 311
'i 111 I, It
I. lti t, Id
4 5lei.ti0
ORDERS R. I. DIRECTORS
SUED FOR $6,000,000
Federal I'mirl Also Authorises
Heceivers U) Horrow to Pay
Bond Interest.
CHtOAOOi Sept 1 r. -It became known
to-day that the nrtlor of Judge Cn,-pen-ter
In the Federal Diitrlct Court di
recting the receivers of the Chicago.
Hock Island and Pacific Hallway "om-
pany tn bring Immediate action agiinst
the present and fovmer director of the
company for the recovery of $6,000,000,
alleg d to hnve been Imptoperly appro
priated, was has. d on an opinion writ
ten by -l'r. aid. nt William Howard
Taft.
The order ccmm.ind thai :li pro
ceedings are to be Instituted In the
federal Court nf the s.uthern District
of New Vorli. TTl defendant! to be
nameil. ROCOrd!pg to the complainant,
are Daniel .1. Held. It. A. Jackson. W.
M flraham, Ogden Mil's. R, s. M.re,
William ll Monr.-. j, 1. Mine, i ieorge
fl, McMurtry and f$, T, Hoc;.
The Complatmtntl will ask for the re
turn of the $6,000,000 on the ground
that the money was obtained by the
directors Involved in the action by the
wrecking of the company, accomplished
aftfff tlie acquisition and subsequent
separation of Hie Knar llnea. The
minis Involved a c the Chicago. Hoik
Mind and Pacific Railroad Company,
the Chicago, Rock I eland and Pacific
Hallway Company, the St leOtlut and
Snn PranClOCO Railroad and the Hock
Island Company,
Judge Carpenter also authorlxed the
receiver! to borrow by the issuance of
receivers certificates to pay the semi
annual Instalment of interest due on 110,"
000,000 "f debenture bonds The certi
ficates are not to constitute a Hen on
the road's earnings.
The 1509,000 interest was due July
IT. and payment was deferred until Sep
tember IV Judge Carpenter said the
postponement of the meeting of the obli
gation on the debenture issue will
probably place tin' road in a position
to reorganize on a favorable basis.
The American Steel Foundries Com
pany, complainant In the receivership
In this city, I directed in Judge Car
penter's order to institute ancillary pn
eaedlngl In the New York court to se
cure the appointment of Jiu'b It, Dick
inson and II V. Mudge, corecelver of
the property! ai roc ivers tf aU proi-
erty belonalng to Che railway company
in New VoTk State
The le further direct! that the
New York court shall lie asked to ap
point Mr. Dickinson a Boll receiver of
all claims Which muy exist In favor of
the railway company against it present
and former dire. tors. It I designer! to
place I:, him the exclusive authority to
ue for the recovery of money alleged
to have been unlawfully taken from the
railway
Ex-President Taft was brought Into
the tangled affaire of the Rock Island
by Receiver Dlcklnaon, a dose friend.
and for a time Secretary of War under
Mr. Tuft when lie was President. Mr.
Taft in hi report, covering OtVOPaJ hun-
dis d typewrltti n pagee, charges the dl
rectori of the rallwaj with unlawfully
taking tlii' 6.'ion. ooo involved In the
action.
MARCONI HERE NOT AFFECTED.
sale of
I'onlsen Hlaht Made
o
Dimllnh I ompiiiiy.
Edward i Malty, vleo-preeidrnt and
general manager of tlie Sfarconl Wire
less Telegraph Company of America.
said yeeterda) that the sale of the Poul
aeti a Ire leva telegraph rights to a yn
dlcate represent!: g the Marc -nl trter
e:s. as reported by the L ndon Daily
Chronicle, did not concern the Marconi
company in ti e Putted States.
The sale .1 es not affect the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Company here," he
said. The Irene action was with the
Marconi 'company in ISngUend. which la
dfatrnd from the comimny here."
The Poulsen wireless tOleglBpfl. whlh
Is the inention f W'aldemar Paulsen
I of Oopenhagen, is tutseil on an electric
w ave as dlsti: ginsl.e.l rr in the electric
spark vf the Marconi system. Under
the name of the Federal Wireless Com
pany the Poulsen kxtoraatl have oper
ated from Btattona a lug the Pacitlc
Coast to Honolulu and to s-'ille extent
Into the inter! r of our Western States.
It Is Understood that tliese stations will
not be affected by the Ixindon trannac
tion. The Pouljien company also erecnel
Stat i ns at Ballybiniiiion. Ireland, and
at Newva-tle. NOVO Scotia, and It is
under oti od the compai ) is now nearly
ready for buabiooa, it is believed these
latter stations are included in the sale.
PUMP RECEIVERS FILE P.EP0RT
Net OperallllK
I'roHl
o ai i n
I Inures
i4M
trr
titven
Philip Col man and Qrayeon M. F.
Murphy, receivers for the Internutlonal
Steam I'ump Company, died a report In
the United States Iiistn.-t Court yester-
la' "'" operation
durlnft eleven months
of the company .
of th. rceiver-
shlp from August I'B. nil, to July II,
1015.
According to the statement the com
pany during that time realized a net
operating profit of 1111,401 on bUalnOM
billed to the amount of 11,117.007. In
terest due from Some of the subsidiary
companies amounting 10 MO'iBa. brings
the total amount accruing to the
celvera up to I8I4.IST.
Agnlnst this must he placed the lia
bility Incurred by the receivers through
the issuing of receivers' certificates anil
other credits amounting to 1470,711. In
terest iin the oompany'a secure. 1 in
debtedness, aocordlngj 10 the Itatl ment.
lias piled up to the extent of 62,6I
during the recelverahlp The oompany
a) a lost ISO, 584 In the operation of the
International Qaa Engine Company, one
of Its subsidiaries, which is still In tlie
development st ine
COMMODITY PRICES
FALL.
nrreftftt itn I ii llrciid ntn ITm
Moid
i.iii I mies Niiiiihrr.
In spite of the fad that many load
ing a it trie (Vtntinue to gain In value
under the Htlmulus of enUri IllfJ 00Ua
Rlimpitve liemamlM, ifi'ai Index Nuiutor
i.f whilefalt timmMlity piire.s fell to
IS4flw 01V Septetnher 1, aKainut $1115.
OTI ' month prevtOtU and IStlitTI on
Scptcrnher t. I!tl4. vhtn thort waa a
violent ad. .1 nee foil w vvinjc t he outbreak
of the Kuropean war. Two yeai ago
the index Stood at leitSiOIti
The latent IlKuiea are the lowant re
ported for tlW iHfrt fix month, but a
I igher h vel would have been reached
wi-re it imt for the Kteady recewion In
qUOtfttloni of brwigiHtufft, the. total of
whU'h has declined witfiout lnterru4tlon
nlnce the lieulnnlng tt May and In now
at tiie bottom point of the year.
A. H. LEWTSS ESTATE SUED.
'tirnuT Psllt
lin MtPba
William w.
p I we pat tar m.-i .uuuii
lleturii if VHtSOOi
Mi'UaUaffhlln. former no-
lie insii.i.,;- Ht.nl.iy obtained frun
Huppeme iTourl Juvtle Kun-h an order
in 11 mt nir htm t' file I iti m mo n 1 and
complelni an act Ion he naa beKnn
aailng the rntate "f Alfred Hanry
LedPi f'Umer Jnti rim lift and author. Me
nun. M r A IU1 Kwllifl l.ewin, widow
and evrniiri', as tlafendnnl
W -'it' r.l ' irtln. notinaal fur Motauffn-I'"-
P nod 1 it IllChl thai the aotl041
in brought i rtv oyer $taM whn-h M .
Laugh! n 11. gi t he loanad to ! in
1 107. Wh 11 i.ewtM.s win waa niad the
pel it ion Muted hie Main wuh valued
under $509.
I 4
15 PER CENT. PROFIT '
ON NEW 'L' ATTACKED
Former Panama Engineer
Might Have Hone It for
Half That. He Says.
INVESTIGATOR ROUSED
JflfM F Steven, one time erglntOf of
; tb Fan. una Canal
said as
line
be fore the Tiomproi Inveetlgatlng com
tn'.tt9 at 13 nroodw-iy yeetrriln that'
he might have been wlHIng 10 I ' I the
contract for third Mteklng he Mvih.it-j
j tan elevated ral!rod a- a i fit ' T M ,
! per cent, above nvt. The Inter uali .
! Is actually i,"ilnT 1". per Ull to the:
three OOtltraOthlA "rum tb t go
lob Terry A Tei Pn M fl T
the
and
the T. A. ullleap I comp i
Mcrtoii F.. Lew la, the
counsel, aaegeed to th nk t
l.c Service C-4iimi--,!m had
In not is mc II i liar the Intl
li an nth to 1
cu: down the contractor' profltl io that
the city's eventual share in He protlts
from the third track Operation might be
larger. He was assured by Secretary
Whitney of the commlssloi', however,
that Under the dual system eatrtraoti
the c.'mmls'l n lias : lesral riglit to
question the arrangement! made be
tween the Inttrborough era! contract ori
aa to third tracking or other elevated
road bet terinctits.
geveraj vars ago the thlrl tracking
end tleviued egtenllon contract! were
awarded to Mr. stive s by President
i shonis of tb.- Irtterb rough letter Mr.
Stevens got in " tt ancial dUTIiUltieO
ami the alt e named eOtttractori tOOk I
up the work
Counsel Lew's asked Mi Wirlmey
vestecliiv win the StfMiin contract had
been tiled with the commission for ap- I
proval. but not the Qllloaplo, Snare ft.
Triest and Terr-. & Tenen contracts,
Mr. Whitney expli.ineil that the Mevene
contract Includeil extensions as wen as
third tracks and therefore required the
commission's approval
Mr Stevens told the committee that
be might have accepted less than th
15 per cent, profit which Mr. Shonta
was to have a Howe-1 him.
"Would ou hae accepted 11 per
cent ?" inquired Mr Iewi
"Tea, hut I declined It at the time."
"Would you have accepted ,i per
cent ""
I might have. I don't know now."
"Five er cent ""
"1 don't think so
"What I can't see," Bald chairman
Thompson, "is why the Interlsirough
wanted to give away $3,100,000 on a
contract of approximately $20,000,000"
The hearing will go on this morning, j
APES ATTACK TWO IN CHICAGO.
One Cta WO Woman. Another Olvea
Drnmnier Illn.-U F.je.
Chicaoo, Sept. i Performing mies
attacked two persons In different thea
tres last nixlit. Homeo tie Oreat, a
bWyiilng ape. In the American Theo
tre, took offence when Mr. Adelyn Mc
Donnell laughed at him He glared at
her over the footlights and when she
laughed again the beast re.iched her at
a slnRie spring He choked and clawed
her. The woman wa carried out In
sensible. Prlnoe Charlie, another ape, doinu
a trick act In the Avenue Theatre.
wUN supis'se 1 to tickle the drummer
In the orchef Ira ag part of the act
The ape grabbed the drumstick and
gave the drummer a black eye.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
BtTTTKR The top uni'le of rrentTirr
ar tjc hiirhfr reeterdey mi account of
the (rt"'i demand ftairlni for Xpert
prtly repp'-nnlMe for the i hniiR I n-
ditton. Th- weather i to warm
really k i ira-linx and receipt! mill mi
hejivy fur the iiMion While tun ttrntn
un eemea iit Rrmer, ordinary end poor
rmdeii bowed material intngi. Ren
o Mtett te.i.l . I.t l if and p. t kin a itO. k
in fair reojUeet. I'rht"'' Creamery, ra,
it aoora, llf MHc; htg her curing. .,- r
2Tc; flf!:. 1 to 11 p ore. !4SIa .
Htaite. dairy. tir.. fn-t. SISHi I K 1
to prim-, lS9Mjtc . common to f t r.
21 it Itc : renovated extra. 14c. ftrt.
It0flc.; Imitation creamery, nr: n, isu
file., lad lea current make, nrto. .'pg'
ISC ; naoonde. 21'.; lov r i-rait. PftC
pa kinic -JtM. k, June, nn. Iee.i cnrrenl
inak1, :'0r. ; No 'J. 1 xv ; low r ura tr'a.
t9r
cut' BH K The general tniatnefjn u iutt
on n'vount of th" lack f peculat ivc de
mand, yuoiat ion ere unehansed.
Hklttn are unlet. While fan v lote ate firm
prices i State, whole tnllk. frenh flute.
White ana colored pedal. 144l&v . av
eraii' fancy, use. itate ekime, epeclata,
1 1 , a 1 2c . ekltne. freh. ehoh e. 10,
Jr; fair to food. UtilOc
BOUfi Preclli -.ly nil tradtna h.i hoen
nvi Itched to frrnh einck, a a th- warm
uatiier le unfavorable for th handling f
roid i to rage Thti reeulted in a htxher
market 4n fr'h Avereaf Quality I" poor
l 'i r - linen ife POUrce and a aii t I, n tth a
premium f-r closely rol-rt etm-k Soinh-4-rn
and Snu:hwi-eti-rn to poor t demand
much attention. Pane nearby caree
I l'rlca Frpnh gjuh-rfd. extran. tft4Ctt0c ;
i estrae. Brett JT ' -i Slttc.: flretf, n h c. .
ondC, IlHCItHO.; WOa I. dlrript-. J'tifi
II 'j c. . r'-rrlK'-rator. Bpeclal marKSi fancy,
Sc rerrlcerator, nr"tn. S4C) lie . econde,
ii J3 ; beanerjfi w iiitee. nne t" faneyj
ST ! lie . hnnpry. browna I84J 34r ; mixed
tolorii, 2t.H Sir.
LIVI POULTRY With the rere.pt. SI
tare, market in well vupplled, tut an
active ilemand pre. piled f-r i hlckena
Rooetera in a-iod demand ind firm Haavy
fowli ateady. TurkeyM. duckl and eaai
uncbanejedi imrk- in x'""' demand Prloea;
K'wl and chicken, 1 ra 1 1- ; rooeterUi
It We ; dueke. .Ierfv sprlnx. ltc. ; tutr
aprln.fi I4lic.j guho aa pr pair, dOc ;
plaeona nlr, lftr.
pkksskh POULTRY Outelde of fancy
dry picked brollere the demand Ir limited.
Mil-. i weight ohtokeni and Hvrat fancy
rather weak. Scalded chh ken and fowle
plentiful n rid negleeted. Old rooitere
Meady. Freeh killed t arke in moderate
eupp'y. Spring duekllnel In better de
tniind. Fancy frnjien chlokene and fmvle
uteadv, w Ith Tnrke h Rmt ff BPadei nl
turkee are urejed lo tale. Prlcepi Freeh I
fowla, Wee'ern. ImixciI. tjo itix and over, '
its n , 'tern, ecalded, large, ii i
15Hc; Iced. Wentern. drv plofced, t'i lha.
lfi'i'.; 4 Ibe.) le ; Southern, email. II444J
1 Sc. Chl'k enn. fresh, nparby, 3 and 4 I he
to pair, lSRc.; Virginia, milk fd S ami I
R ij ins. t.i pair. S30 ; -itnern Southern. ..
and 3 4 be -'' ; Wentern. ink fe 1,
I and t ba, 1 1 9 lie rv picket), corn fed.
3 and 4 Ibe . ltd aid rmmirr. lt4Tltc
MUabe, prln te, white, l a iti to doaien
It.fiO; 9 lha . IS; R lbi 7:. Ki
Turkeve, dry picked, (cted. 51c : Went
ern. 20c; Texaa. 1 7 o lc. f'h, J ?
to box, nil k fed. 4H ha. and over, to. I
corn fed. i lha and npr. 1 t, Fn w la.
to hoi, fifl lha. and over to d-izen. I7r.; 90
to iba , lie old rooeterii ltH9tte
FINANCIAL NOTES.
leOwte n Fiiiiikiin. vice nrexli
Ouaraniv' Truft Company nf Nov
ch:.irman of the traneportatl n
of ihe fourth annuat eonventloil
veet mrnt Banlterp Aegocln'ion.
in Denver, September 1013.
nf the
'U and
Ye
ii. mil te-
f flic In- 1
he held I
iiinmini'f4 j
that the apecii train anlnK the Raatern
neiegaieti in 1 11 e con v. i ion I rapid 1 v nl I -Ing
up and gpgce tn the train will now have
to be tpokeii for promptly The aprclal
will trae: via the I'.nnKV Iva nla Kali road
aa a peotlon r the Broadway Limited 10
Chlcaao, and f 1 n there will be routed
oer the C . Fl and Q
A new StOOM 14X111 ana Arm h i he n
forim-d under the nunc of Abbott, Jnhneon
gt To. Thi' n.emher-4 of 1 h flrm are Uordan
Aldiott. J Ford Johnpon. .Ir. and Alan I.
Corey William Roei Proctor i a pptolal
partner Mi tory 1- th floor member
The new firm win healn buelnesi on Sr-p
tember 17 with hpftdliuarterp In tlw lOuuit
Able Hulldlng
Sloea-flherrlcld Sti e' , - . t Iron 1 '0111 pan V
h a iter ta red a quarter) dividend "f 1 i
p.! "-nl mi preferred at nek. payable lii
ectln on October 1 tn stock of record Hep
tember 14. Hcrlp dividend will h ppj
it hie li. caah October I. tftTtt. with I n tweet
a 1 per rent f ""tn October L 1 9 1 1
It W IttlleepU han I (i ApjMllnled Ken
era' pa leg mnaaaer of ihe Pnneylvante
steel 1 pa ay, with headquarten In Phlla
del pit la lt t .iiohpie niicieeiti John i.
Jay, ir . ibe Hea enalrman of ihe Max
ueii Motor Com pan) Mr .niiepi.. hm
t.ren IdentJAad With the I'ennaylvanla lte
i'oinpau for many yeara, and fnr the anil
aeral )ara baa 1.. . u tha company's dla
trlct eales manAaer lo Npw Tork,
READING'S EARNINGS
DROP 3 PER CENT.
Despite Redoesf Receipts Komi
cuts funded DeW
$1,187.5(10.
The
nded
Reading i !i mp
June 30, I!l".. ,
:iv fl the year
p is i turpi ufl
..red wdh $11.
veur. Receipt!
of II.OIO.fK
.122.06:' the
IS . nltl
pet vlou
j were $1 I,&l7,t0, unpared With 10.
J ftl'i.t IS The lUrplUI at the end of the
yar was $27,102,
026. The funded in-
eomptiny wag reduced
deb! do ss of the .
during .1"' ycuf
Oarnltl tl an the
by M.HT.itt. The
rommon stock were
eqitiv ill
to 1 -ier cent., agalnat 12.1
I
the previous y nr.
President K T Stoteshurv . referring
to the i .1c nl court decision In the
Sherman lull RgallMI the road, say:
it li gratifying MM the derision
committee' I hold! quarclv that the plan of reor
it the Pub-1 ganllatlOn adopt .1 In t9 wa 'an
In Lanaa, nonet attempt u cope with a ptrrlex-
, ,..,, ...I situ.. t on so as to save an
exceedingly valuable property for many
person Where in'- estments were In
serious dauii' r ind an attempt to solve
tb - .lull, uli legal problems with scrupu
lous regard for the law'"
The reH. 1 of the Philadelphia and
Rea.'iiii Railway sow that net cor
porate income was M4(T,llt, as oarji
pared .th IMdt.lII the previous year
Operating revenue! were MI.Tli.121,
ai;. 1 nnl $4!. till the previous yar
! Ope:- it ng exper-es wens reduced over
I $2,000,000.
The profit of the Philadelphia and
! Reading Coal and iron Company for the
roar ui on MO.uTli as oojnpgjpad with
7lu,l89 tin prevkMal year. Total Pes
cents were IO,6M.llti against $2.
TOS.ttl BxpeneOi were rcluced by about
$2.oo0.o0"
"NotwlthUini:mr that this year was
one of great depression in our business. "
Hys president Hlchanls. "we have kept
up all necessary repair and dead
work, so flMvt your plant Is in an effi
cient condition and able to cirri- on lte
matu operations to th!r full capacity."
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
I CHtOAOOi Sent 15. Chicago Pneu
matic Tool was a very active feature
to-da.y. Demand for the stock waa
1 wrltent throughout the session, which
I caused a gain of 7 point! from the pre
; vlou cloe People's (la and Sear
' Hoehuck were tirmer, wiale other issue
we'e dull and steady llond lit quiet
The Bunwnari :
Own Huh Low Clos
sales in? est est tng
T Am Radiator pf IK IM 1', UJ
Am Shmbuild "t IN
10 Booth Fisheries 1. t It
$t Dei-re of M g g g
ill Chi Pneu Tool -1 t -v4
Chi TJtlt Tr - 5e. w(i :n
is Com Bdlean l't 'J'i". IMti lin
10 Hsrt S A M nf II tl.1 ll.t lit
IM Mont Ward It: llffti 11: 111
H Km Carbon nf 1. ". IPPt tV t1.
M Peoples l.if t!-', lis', ira, IK',
lit Hears Roehu -I; IM !'' IM ISC,
Bogtewarl warner atu at c, aUx
Swift A Co ! iis, itattj iii,
t: I'nion Carbide jgMa m gH 10
BOXDf
g.v Clu Ris isi :.. T ' r M $J
Moo Com gdlson - s teis lIH 1114 m
age Oeden Oat M m M si m
BUSINESS TROUBLES
RankriilcT Petit ln.
QLBN It K A M dealer In AUtOmobllP tlret
and PUppllf a the Ilea 111 Auto Supp.y
I'nmpan) at "'7t Hr. idwav. haa tiled a
pet tilun In hankrup't lih lUtdiltlee
I let PI anil aeaete Pltl, conaliltig of at
COUnta "t , off!' e furniture, 3V and
caah In hank. I
Rl"l H.K BAKCH. a chauffeur of J7
Weet Thirt -third mi-i, who formerly
had a reetauraat a: IS Naaau street,
hai hied a petition tn hankrupt y wltli
liabilities I T r . I h 3 and no apssta Of
the Habllttlea 173 14: are on a leaee.
rental and ua.er tax.
1H CHA lUeKll M KKI.SKY of 4 4 Baal
Twentl ntntn atreet hae flleil a petition
In bankruptcy vOth llahllltlea lt, 443
and a ear: - 1M, In account a fnr profes
aionat eei Ices Tlie largeat creditors
are Clark Chi. da ft Co.. 'MM Judgment
f..r rot ton account, ami Mlee Sarah
Thomaa Troy. V V , IJ.'o'O. th-r
dehta are for Clothing !; dry g.-oda.
a3 . meat, 7.. milk. I.ll, groi ertea.
4tti Ice, I0 bread. IIM; aiierate.
in;! 1 ka. Itlt; carpenter work, 1114;
plumblni 13." . rug- tl hirt. it:.;
ahoea '.. hat a. $3., md druga, 1 1
ataehbt'okers H-.nie.
J f PIBRaO.V, lit. CO .lulue Hougtl
yeeterda) conflrraad a eompo-gition of j
Frei I'leraon. Jr.. A Co. PtOCkbrokorP
of 74 Broadway, with eredltora at 5n
cent a on ihe dollar caah on motion of
Martin Charlei Atieorge. their attorney,
when ihe taae an ealled een lawyere
reattonded, toit none put In a formal
appearand t" opp ie the L'Omansltlon
Mr An-'-rge aald that ien ,1 Fr-d
Pier son ha I waived hte etalm -f till '"o J
provl.le.1 the cretllK.ra accepted the ,om- ,
pnait Ion Mr. Anoorge also -..il l that If I
the . red I tori had not get eptei they j
would ha ve received ahnut 3". ce-nta on 1
the dollar If the 4 aae had heen wound (
up in the hankrupt- y court A petition 1
was filed Against the firm on December
n 1914. and lte total llahllltiea were,
T If, HI
..oi.o- it ton 4 imflrmed.
RiiBEKT M BBRNAUOBSI -Judge Hough I
has conltrmed a compoelilon of Htibsrt
M Heriiaaozxl dealer In altiea and
llquora at III Broome street with tredl
tore at IS cents on the dollar out of
funda now In the handi of the truaiee.
Bankruptcy Heheriules.
moo, WBIL MOOS, manufacturer!
women' hats and millinery at 'S3
Broad py ha e filed a. hedtlleg show Ing
11 thill tlea'. a.ri.4 7ti. and aa.ta. 1 4 "..:'.
tonalaling of stock. $4."": Ilture. 1200.
aocountp, $.19.. os; notea MeT and caah
In bank. R3
Mortxage for a Theatre.
MAX KOBRK'H BANK .1 il Ige Rough haa
authorl.ed Kugene 1.. Ri h trda aa re
ceiver of Max Kohre'a Hanlt to oMtln
it ne mortaage on the M 1 Klnley Sijuars
Theatre from the Bond Mor.gage tluar
Antes Company for 11 nvoon, to replace
one for 1 1 Iti, 11 00 hy making a pay meal
nf $10,000. and to pay the expenaea of
making Ihe new mortgage, about l,IO,
WILLIAM .1 ROBINauX, proin-.ter. of 14
Kaat ilxtleth etree:, against w lunn a
pet 1 1 inn wea flie.i on Saturday by Bd
gar S Wallach. haa filed an anawer In
Which l:' den lea ill at he la InaoU ant
denlea that he O ea $100,000 and pray
that the pellt loll he dlailllaaril Iff ,, -
4lematifla a Jurv trial of the laauea.
AM K RICA N LABEL AND ADVKRT1IING
T A PB 'M PA NY of II West Seven-
teentb iireet, ban mails in naig nmeni
to A'hert B. Ceaar. II eae Incorporated
In January. ltlC. and Joaeph II. Jaeekt
ta preeldent.
Ilankrnpte IHarharges.
Judge Hough In the Cnlted Statea plstrtol
court yeeterday granted dlecharaei to
t heae hankrupta: Solon II. New mark,
a 1 1 earn an, II I 0 Broada a , formerly prei
Ident f the St. H Allen U Anufact uHng
Company, lacaa, 4T4 Broadway, iiauni
t lea 49,5T4i Frank A. Brohat, proprl
ctor of the Hotel Br 0 A tell. I BAM
T ent ae enth street, liabilities 4I.
114; Char teg A. Hawley. 6:' Fast Ninety
thirl atreet. formerly of Hawley a Al
ford, bonk hroksra. 11a hill tlea $1 1,374 1
Nathan Tekuleky. Johber of waists, in
IV est Twenty-emit street, iiahiiities
1 . 1 7 , James R. Turner, lawyer, IM.
'.. Port) nee ond at reet, rentier In the
i 'hr 1st 111 Science Church, lUbllltlee tl.
3t. Fred Frh ker, elgn painter. 471 Weit
Thirty fourth st reet , t Ieorge IVapp,
hill her, 72 Weat lOiiih street. Benjamin
It Mohwald, 111 Freeman at reet . Iffmllv
; HehlPchkari 4:7 West 1 1 7ih street .
ileorge h. Covert, garage despatches
: Downing street, Harry Hrulevltl, gen-
I . a msrohandlee, 44 Avenue B; Burman
A 'l.irhua. fura. 44 Weet Twenty. ninth
Mrrd. HalttAr Brof , Inc. druaaiat. u.n
Long wood avenue, iiahiiitiea $11,117.. and
Lou hi r Neubergi 1. presldenl of ihe
Npubcrgtr Jewelri 1 ompnnv, 1 r.irk
l'ow llihllltlea NL'.4K.
l usloma Jlecrlpte gKNT,7IT.
The lot ii 1 reoelpts fur duties
at
Hit
I luvtrsm House yesterday were .,ST
TdTOT, uf which lllT.ltt.tl whs fur
mei-rltandlaa withdrawn from bondad
vi .linns, :; and lll,til.TI fnr recent
titiiHirlal iocs.
jroiM
"BY SEA
I LAND"
Old Point. Waahlngtoa Toura
Hepi. fij Oct. 9. W neiiil
I?.- i"?,f-"T- WARSTKRS.
Il Broadwag. B. V. City.
THE STEEL MARKET.
Hieing prices were the order of the
day yesterday in the sleel trade. Dig
Iron prices have risen steadily with
basic sales at Chicago an I I'lttsburg
made a I $1 a ton
IKirlant features is
eteel buying for
first three months
( me of the moflt Im-
s the large amount of
delivery during the
I of HI Hi There waa
for second quarter,
made during the dav
the country are now
.it., of 3.".. mm, ooo tons
This la I new high
ais 1 some buying
Kstimates were
that I he mill of
producing a: the
of steel annually
record.
RqU 1 inrnt ordei ismtlnued to come
In ubitantlal guaniltleg, Qood order
have been placed for locomotive with
butk a mar lean and DgMwIn coin-panic-,
while lin- car companies are also
in receipt of good business
The ron .toe will say to-day: "With
ateesMklng capacity so largely taken
up for 1011 the trade I daily making
calciilal on for (he eai! months of
I lift, There I more tvktenCO that the
han I of the railroads Is being force, I
by the elr.e of the foreign Inquiry for
steel to be shipped after January I
It looks now- as though the railroads
will all at once want .1 K'mmI many car
and locomotives and that they will have
to lake their turn after buers who
have lieen more forehanded
"Locomotive orders anil .nqu.ries have
been larger in the past week than in
months. Some ca.- 1 equlrementa are
shaping up. In the oaM of the New
York Centra! both rails and cars are up
and tall for fall and winter delivery
are expcctel to be placed at Huffalo
The Seaboard Air Line hag ordered
T.OnO tons of rail and the CtOVOI Leaf
S.'iini tons danerall) western road
have not begun to negotiate for next
ear's rail
"In war billets, bloom and large
rounds. actlVi Inquiry now- before tlie
steel companies for the first quarter of
ll covers about 900 ton. A re
cent ale .f billets of 0.41 to O.SI per
cent, carbon for ah II forging was at
$o at Ohio null. For work already
under contract a few sales of plates,
shape and bars have been made for the
first half of 1K1 at 1.40c.. Pittsburg.
For this Aar 1.35c. I the market on
shapes and bars, though on the latter
deliveries this year are more difficult,
while plate are still to be had at 1 IOC.,
Pittsburg In contrast with what wa
the rule for many month. Kasti rn plate
mill are getting a higher Pittsburg
price than those of the contra West.
"Tin plate mill And some falling off
In demand, the packers' season thus far
having been under expectation!, Some
mill now have but two or three week
oredr ahead and there has been a slow
ing down of operations in western Penn
sylvania. "The re port that fabricating order in
August reached Ifi per cent, of the
country's capacity was a surprise For
the past six months the average has
been T3 per cent . while In the last big
year. 1112, it was probably not over 70
per cent. Chiefly Interesting In new
work is IS, tons of elevated road for
Philadelphia At Votingstown 3. Hon tons
of new steel work const ruct 1. 01 ha-- been
awarded and altogether steel work ad
dition are a larger factor in the struc
tural trade than in month!
"An advance f $2 to II In light rails
I bring 'J ." to f. pound rails to a parity
with standard sections at fn1- a ton Bar
Iron 1 also higher, ' lllcag ills Having
little to sell at Lite., While Last.-Hi mills
are now Baking 1 16c. Pittsburg
"The scarcity of wire rod
marked even at $3". Pittsburg,
wire situation Is st.tl largely d
by export operations "
is more
and the
mlnatad
SEVENTH AVENUE PROTESTS.
I nmnilMai- for....', I
V hi I. 01.
Ill Morrv
a 11 b vn ) .
loo u.
To hurry ahum atibara) cotttractogg on
Srvnith avenue and the city .lepart
menta Which have lo do artth re lalm.ng
the street, will, ll has lieen bridged over
and otllel Wlae miule unattra. tlve to
transient trad, f ir several montha husl-
! new. men having Interests along the
i avenue U'tween Keurteeiith ami Kortv-
i s nd etree ta yeaterday hah) a luncheon
I at tlie t'aatle t'ave raatauraal anil
I formed the seventh Avenue Committee,
' William Roaenbaum of the NaMonal
Cloak ami Suit Company wa elected
praaedanL iavis Roblnoon will iiir.st
the w.rk of th.- oommUtaa and iu-t ;u
' set rntary. Aiiioiik the ipaaltari were
! street caantna Oommlaatoner Pether.
j at on, Public Worka Oonunlaatoner Ralph
rump, I ir .mi I ..in e ,111 1 . 11 issii nin i
Iunham ami Heveral eltj eiiimera
Among uioac preaem were niiiiam
K.ieetihtun. National t".onk ami Suit
t3ompan)'i v A von Moachglaker, lvim
s.ivaniH Railroad Company; Aaron
Colaman, real estate. ;w;n seventh ave
nue; J. Otlffantl, I70-ST4 Seventh asi-
nue; jacs.ii Barduach, Caatle Cava, 871
Eleventh avenue, i:. n McNally, Greeley
Square Oarage Company; Tlwimaa Dun- j
worth. Iti West Thlrty-Kevenlh atreet;
Thomiia M Oirroll. Hotel Hermitage; '
ll. i"!. Wllhams, Hotel York: It. W !
Mwada, Fifth Avenue Ooaotl Ootlipany
John K. Halier. 401 Severn h avenue. O,
Kiipfei. BwMa A rVeatermann; d j.
QUO (leorKe C Kllnt. B. S Wlllard,
lnainln Hernstein. W H lluaaey, J.
F Garretty. Hotel Navarre. Charlei B.
nllara. Seymour ft Co.; John I
Ttroniae, Mills Hotel.
COLD KILLING NEBRASKA CORN
MS,4ytM,OM lluahel Crag Ma Be
II O tl I I III Mill U. . il
Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 16. Com, Ne
braska' bla crop, estimated at 110,
000,000 bushels, la In jrrave danger frtim
fmat. Aooordlng to experts th com
will re.ulrn at least two weeks more of
hot, dry weather to rrtatUfl
With the gronial thoroughly soaked,
rain fallina evry day and the e.iji
DOOtlal storms hut one Meek .Is!. int.
there is mtloh doubl that the oroii will
ever ooma to maturity. There araa eiisiit
frost in the northWaatarn part of the
State last Blgtl! and aoma damaga re
sulted. A haavy frost before the enrn
Is matured will practically rum the en
tire crop.
PANAMA CANAL OR CALIFORNIA
Large American Trane Atlantic Liner
t
FINLAND" w,s SEPT. 25
To
Panama Canal
$75 p
$40 up
rirsx vaDin $125 UP
Intermediate Cabin $60 up
Moalc tmrl Qnrll, I l..J I
f.vuu u.iu ejvi ail ill!., uu tttii
Alio California om unation Ticket, One Way All Water Route Other Way Rail
PANAMA PACIFIC LINE 'fEyX?
H
m
rniirs nf blttun in the Two Bipoaltlomi
l.oules in, hide the wonderful
Trail, tlrand l aiixin. anadlsn
Ro. klea and oluradn sttopovera
IHTiuliitsI anywhere I lepart uris, inerv
w Bag
WINTER CRUISES
to the Weat Indies, Punai.is
and
eniral .nrrl. s. Jan 'JO. Keh
nun .viar 1 1. r.ilii
SOUTH AMERICA
Itemarkahls and i ninpreheiislvs Tours
Uailng Jejguan Mai February, inin
Mriid tor llisiklet
RAYMOND 4 WH ITCOMB CO.
Nl rttlh Aaenue, New York.
APPRENTICE SOLDIERS
TASTE OF REAL WAR
Hammer Hun md nific Prac
tice foe Tired P.usincss Men
nt PlattitraiVi
li.ATTsm-B'i. N. V . Sept 15 With the
lliermometi.r reglaterlng So degree In
the shade, the student soldiers of the
s.s ciii.1 bug! fUMM men camp of military
Instruction apanl to-day on the rifle
range In pniimitiary title practice Tine
heat wa ItgXsnao, buf the men stuck to
their dut.es and some excellent .scores
were mad", considering the fad that
1 li let was the Aral time man of them
had ever hied the army rifle. There
I probably not n volunteer In camp to
ut. -lit who is Wttboul a more or lena
lame houldcr a a rt-ult.
The flrliiK wa at 200 and 30fl yard
and the enthusiasm of the men in the
work befote theini wius demonstrated by
the fact that After having completed
their work they returned to camp and
took up a.gnalllfig and other branchee
of the aervloe.
Aiming the visitors to-day waa the
Hon. Frank Is lireeno of St. Albans.
reppeeentMtlve In Congress from the
S nid District of Vermont and a mem
ber of the Housie Committee 011 Military
Affairs. Cornm-aamati ilreene la tn
bsnsely Intereeitod 'In the camp and mnde
a thorough lniection. He waa for
years captain of one of the Vermont
mlllt la cornpmnlag and saw service In
the Bpaeiieh-American war
Before leaving Ptattaburg for his home
he said: "I am pleased with all I have
seen Tlie men take H aer1.ni. earnest
view of their w- rk hete. which Is most
Impressive After .1 memth these nun
Will so to their homes as missionaries
In the cause of a reasonable prepared -naga,
and perhaps the most InxpoTtant
and iKpneflclal w..rk 'if these military
amps I in demonstrating to rrprcMMitu
tlve. thinking men. from nil puts of the
countn that an army can 11 t bo created
I in a year or a month, let nlone In a
day, aa some dreamers Imagine "
Asked ns to the federalization of the
I militia Mr. OraatM replied: "Ves, I am
and hive been for years in favor of the
federalization of the State mllttl . organi
zation. A , n a- ;ssm.ii1, the St.,t,
I should surrender control of the militia
to the national Government."
Mr Oraorta alao said that he was In
favor of a l,rer regular army, "oon
slderably larger than we now have"
Capt. llnl-tead lfc.rey. camp com
mander, has a force of clerks at woi k
making lit the eartlfloatag of the mem
bers of the first camp of hist ruction.
These certificates will give the rank for
whicih the member qua k. tied and his
reoord in full. cpt. norey deck nod to
give out the atimdlng of any of the men,
eaylng it wa a peroona mailai
CITY CAMP BLANKS READY.
rri Ragillloa Taalalag Meal
ilinilli for Jln1n.'ft en,
Hie eoaunatea Hi charge if arntrge
inMiite f.? iii.. military camp f lnetruc
non t br bald t r'.irt Hamlltoti nexl
ipantn announaed yeeterday thai appll.
vat ion Minks ma) now I"' nbtalned
t dlvlelon headqimrtcri, (Municipal
BuUdlng), Oovemora lala lal and Kori
Ham.lt'in HesruilinK sl.ill' ix have
lMrn h: ed 1,1 tin- Brooklyn m inories.
and edocalon. ohtnonmen n.i lea.iing
in n ar" . ssTat iiik to make the vum-i
a guooaaa,
Th. iump la for man whiwo btaSneai
ie-er:its t.hvii ggtatgiaitca a Platta
I urg. The inriruvtioii will be Identical,
but 'hours will lie lo arrariaTel that
thr Rvwatf-' iim. 11 mu attend a Knout
u ::: c hm affaire. Tha imiup :h ipan
to any uUliaii who Qualiflaa, hut is balng
pn.niote.1 with a part ivulur view to tha
trainiiuc of ltd ante "f Now York city.
MriHll llendn Kill.
(hairtnnn Edward B M' I Sail 1 hon
nvrtry preanlent of a rltie flub fonnel
by (-mployeeH of ttie Public Service 4trti
ni aaelon. Hy fllltiic i bond with the War
Daparttltant the flub will get free one
K !-.K-.Iort;ensti ilriV for cmt.v five tnetu
Ihts and additional iirme at coat, 'The
i ; rniment h m in-en aeketl to ansigjn
rifle niriK'1!' for pra-'tWa.
DOG ATTACKS LITTLE GIRL.
, I arpenler Kllla Mmmrrl tn
....a in..rll t.
Riiinin Heard I years old. daughter of
Lieut and Mrs Knink T. lle:u-d of
Myrtle avenue. Flushing. I. 1 , yester
day waa sent to the I'asrteur Inatltute
as the reeuH of being ggvgpaly bitten
by a mongrel dog near her home Tues
day. Fr.-d Sink, a earpentvr. went to the
girl's aid and nverowerel the dog with
a stl-k He was bttten on one hand
Wheni tlie aninuU'n heinl waa suhmlU.sl
to Pr. ileorge J. Qougaaud of the Hoard
of Heialth ha des lareil that the animal
waa not eufferlmr from rabies. How
ever, Lieut. Heard dclded to take no
clianoag and for the next twantysona
days hie daugliter will ha-e the I'astniir
treatment.
"DAILY GUARDIAN" SOLD.
No nrmorratlr I'ai.er Left nn In
Paasalc ( ouoty.
PATggaOK, N J . Sept IS, The rater
pun Dolly Oaardiaa, founded ta 1(16,
one of tlie old.-st and leading iN-nio-araMo
news;Kiiiior in New J.rsey, will
H KHl .Hit Of e '.Mt el VN. I 'luu ,s
ttirle. preaklent of t:he Preaa-Chronloll
Oompany, pubiisbers of tha Pagaraon
billy I'rmf and 1'iterson Sunday
Chronicle. Kepubl.-.in rattWRpa)are, has
purchased frtmi Henry I, Bend an the
onittroiiiiiK Intarast in the (htuntiaH, and
the i;is-rs w-i Is" merged and publlahad
under the title of the IMtorsjon fViss
(i unrditin.
This leaves the Is-ni(s.ni,tB of (aaaatj
ootaHry without a sing:., organ.
10:00
At Mi
To
Calllornla
American Line
I AMERICAN STFAMPpq
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
N. V. Liverpool. PlerS2,N.R.. Noon
M. Ixsuts dept. 1 Philadelphia riept. ti
White Star Line
N.Y. --Liverpool, PlerCO.N.R., Noon
Nadir He,, i '. mrlr . (leg,
1. aldn nnd .Ird i Mnem I'nasrngere nnl)
Asorea Gibraltar Naplea Genoa
lanoplr s, ,,, .- , so. in , t
Otrlltg, VB'WAI. ,N. 1. lei. UO00 lies-te.
KtF.RY HOI R ON R I iim. on H UT
ls. i.ii.,. to all lasVnta Mill' 1 11.
OCCAM aTBAMHllll' CO., Ml th At. ,n . V,
"TV Hudson
1ay
'mjinmrwJt-. . '.' aBttJJf
A fast boat to Albany every day
but Sunday with direct rail con
nections to all points North, East
and West. The time to go is NOW
All throiiKh rail ttrkrt - bttWMn New York Md AHmnv rropt-f 1lrrt-t rcll
. onnt-i tWins tit nil pottllfi In thf) CtUhllM, ShvratM. tin- Adirondai k. thf Wt
.hi. 1 11r1h Mii-h Rmtmiriinl
I Uf-hniMi'. Hi. ,.u tAPt-in SuniUy, K 4(1 A M . Wl 42(1 St . 0 A M .
Wl 1 2. Mh St . i 20 A M VtinkiT. . A M , Uniltnn it Wrt INilnt. Nttw.
Zurich. Poufftltteepatc, Km,.- I'nint, ('ntkill. IhiiUoti mid Altmny.
AUo until Srpt. IN) St., o Id, W 4tfq Si . 10; W 120th It., IO 20
Vnnkrr. id AO A. M for Bt r .Moiintalii. West PoTfii, 'iirtijiU, Nrwhiirfth n(i
iNiUdhkevpMe
One Day Outings to Poughkeepgie, Newburgh, West
Point or Bear Mountain
Afternoon Boat
i-'-" is'
li- KillUN'oll
14.11' M : M"l ' I' M
Ideal outline to West I'onit r.-tnr
Desbrosses St. Pier Tel.
Largest Rkcr Steamships in
the World
RRVicf? ttiv. iM i.t ni;
IIM1W.
I'PITAI. IT) I IMI
lier i. N, If., ft anal Nl I an I'M
West lS'J'l SI. lier 'I 'Nl I'M
Kare. ens way. It; roun4 trie. II. He.
PMOnjDI l.lK
Pier M. North Knar e. ' ll I' M
West ISM t ;w i' ii
Pate, one war. tt. reand tri . . "
NIGHT K.I'I1K-
liar a2 N'.rih Itlvr . -i no I- M
West 1.1SI Street .. . til l I'M
Kara, uoa say. tt. ruuto I trip, I3.A0.
Spe.'lal I'm; liulil s--i - -i..,-ii.
lea lnc liar tt !. It tt :m A. M .
We.t ltld It., 1" 00 A. M
Ttatiit Ante iiate- $-
one way. I7..V) llul .!.- r.
si nn-1 110 00
and tnii.
ino
Eastern Steamship Lines
aJt4aaWayayWatai
BOSTON Mrr"P""n Mn
MAWU HVaETTtl ind RVNttKR nil. I.
Lvp. i'ht la, n. R . foot Murrey ill . I'very
iUv I I. II. i 1 i --on ibout S A. (
Hsme gervlre returnlnK. I'nanri.T..
Kxprrsp I'aaM-rigier Si-rvtre h't f,tilliiw
for baadltng Autonobtlpsi 1 1 uraee mid
Freigbi
Portland
Maine .(esmah1n l.las
Ctennishloi
n in; i ii i m und NOIt I ll htK
Lea. iir 10. n. n.. Tuea, rnnrs. ;ni
snt t ftp M Time betwata dtlea eboot
fj hmri.
Tkla. and Information at Plan, also at al'
Tourist snd N Y. Transfer Co ofnVes
UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON?
STEEL STR "HIGHLANDER"
ais-kii.i. a in. i v . Battery it
w.a.ia.M.ii i.'i. W. lid nt. loao. H imu
at. 1040, Yonkrnii ioa.M, RouadTrlD
I tally, 10c Children. Me. Mundaya tic
I hlliiren .lis
Mi uiisiiu si 'ir i CO, Tel Benagaag
The public he piss,i j
BOSTON $2.80
u ii. s' and Rail, hoi MO TRIP M.4U
PROVIDENCE $1.75
Koi M i hip aa in
Colonial Line
First-claa, N,,rir,. ratennit tn the h
Vieel, day, .mil Sumlavs al , in p
Her in. N k . r,,i ii. ui-.,,,
Hillside l ta. ai mi ii, ai.iai.
at people
( tram
St All
Ireleaa
equ.pmeni. i ptown Offlee, Uroadway ami
Ph. me .spring
I.ll.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
l.v PIER 14 N. K
,'. M P M. Muaaa
ft.
Pulton st Dally
New I mill. in NerWlcb) l ine
I ,, ,1 i, l.v Pier 40. it
BtM wis'k dav only. ;iu M
K. K . ft K .'d si ii no . m
via New
II nil. Ion
tier t.i.
New li. ill. ml Una I sirs l,v Ptef pi
l ft Hiiiistnn .Sire.
1 P, M
sis k days only
Sight -Seeing Yachis
.... . ...... , , in an, 'j to Tel I. road :i;i7J.
10 W.I. NO I HOOK and Ihe Ol IIM In .
HARTFORD LINE
From Near I'nr M Kaat River, f.art of Peek
bp.da ljr e,. . i Sunday, at J I'M ,.n'ns-
in ui i.hit lamunaa. Write lor lumtaw im.ier
"'XFKS $1.00 10 ALBANY
ft team era l.v dally. I'ler 10. Nnrth Klver fisit
Weal Houaton si . S:8tl p i Weet ISltt st
11 p. al, Telepaoae aggg iprlng.
PATT.IOHT 0OIAM Rid TK TO tTI.ANTIC
CJTY l 'I Kit is N R PHONE si'ltixii n
FRENCH LINE
.enipaaulv ;enrralr I mils. illantli.ua
PORTAL mi m ti i
Sailings for BORDEAUX
CHICAGO Sept. 18. 3 P. M,
LATOURAINE Sept. 25,1 P. M.
ESPAGNE Oct. 2, 3 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU . . Oct. 9, 3 P. M
Hilt INFORMATION APPLY
COMPANY'S OFFICE I'liunn llruad ION,
f I T 1 A Rfl
V U L T J aLF
Kat.-tilish,1 tHiit
EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL
Ordiina
PAXtlNlA
OKDl'NA
aTl'St'ANIA.. . .
BAXOMA
Sat.. Sept. 25, 10 A. Mi
PAT.. OPT. Ill A. M.
AT., Ill 'T, 113, in A. M
Fill . 0,'T, '.'. . K M
AT., NO . il. Ii) A. M.
Tn limit.
HOI Ml lilt Hutu ii tin its
T BTOUgh bookings to all iiruu'lial sjrta of th,
all in
nrlif
c iiMPtM'i orriC'K, :t-
II State M..N.T,
Te California eusiainna gee jemaloa,
HavHiis. 1'anauia 1'unal en route Send f r
booklat. I luted Krull l o., i; H.ntery Hlaoe.
Oil) Ticket UlUti, iTJt Broadway, N T.
ill Ii INIMINION UMB,
Toell THilnta Soulli and West Kverv weak
dav I I' ll., Pter ge, Nortti Itlver. Tal
SHOO Kianklln.
AIIINTK. t.MK imi WKHI INIItl.
sn vmsi'ii i ims i i.ii, Mallory
Ward I'orlu Itlm l.lnea JWI H ...
UO TO ItBltllt'll HY SH IIF.HMt'lll A-N"
Uvv.k.CsSV.I.'iaUi.V J.UV.UJ,, I.J1 a I.
gwHoTBEATWrUOS
T River
Line
lor west rolnl. .Nesliorirh
.'Old nnt Ium. In, I.....H. h.Hi H s,
lOTth ai .t tOP M lUlly enepi Sunday:
i: I" sir "Hubert t-'ulliin."
4141 Spring. New York
GREAT
WEEK-END
TRIP
LAKE GEORGE
MH1 Mlli'i nf Hall -KMI -ftftll.
HllttMin Kltf li Srnri hllutii
I uk' wai'iirg l DniltKht.
I : K.iMirilaT
Nlffhl l:. Mull-
aaj Mfirtiing.
ROUND
$5.00
TRIP
.la lin n anil Trollev Bg.fg,
Won i, i 1 i.i, lii,, i,i ii, r ill ret (.a I ..VI
hi I I. KIM 1MB, fl ,00, I '..I and tt UU
iiati., i inn. Buntfay, Ittgo p. m
l nun I'li r In K It Ph.. in iron tteakroau
i u Ticket Office ami lir..iim s s
lptoa.ii Ttrkel Uplce It wa) ami 2:id 8
Wrne for llliistratttl Kinder
. .. GRAND REPUBLIC"
Spri jal athsert nt lun I rla
UP THE HUDSON
sund.it. Reptantbei lOih,
sail Pbove MWKI RiiH to u w i hi- beau-
tifui put untBal ceaar, ptopnlni i HinhiHtui
KmIU both :i- hour- ,t UI M hllM.
i iaave r i . n . u isvta st . in in,
I Krataureni end li.tr unclar ' 'n s uMtunrt rnftr .
1 RPI I M. Ml Ml imm in. , kit - si
Wa V " mm aa. I t I Mill PVM.
ax nun I n r - iff
YacHT ci if tos Laavea pootweit 4,ni it.
Fnrlri'Mnil rilv slahl Sealne. Hat A Sim 2KcitA I
Tal -.:. FoUlerein ail Uoiala l kt otisi
roaacLoat RK R A LBg,
gUPRKMK COURT S'lV uf N'KW
YoliK Kiuiiia Roaeabaunt pola aci'.ra
. truaiee tur gaama Roeehbaum and Blae
Roeenbautn imiir tha iet a-ll and is.- .
ment of Mgmund V It'senbium dereaaed,
i Plalatln, agalnei M . i.n-
atructlon Oumpan) ,i . tfi idanta
In pursue n - I . judamenl il rnrecav
I aure and sale, ily made hii,i enteied In
' 'ii- ebova rntltli .., Mmi and be.rlag ds-a
Ibe llrd dai il August, li:.. I, the undr-
i alined, the Referee In aald Judgm. -it
named, ai.l ae., a! public am Hon, at a
Knehange Hal ee room. No. ii is v-- .
Htreat, In Ihe Borough f Manhattan, ri
o! Kea "i 'rk. un the :im ,i, ,,t geatembi
116, t o'claca noon n thai .i
Joaeph P Dar, Auctioneer, ihe pr. mi
directed n ...l'i Judgment la i.e a... i , i
lin all) rllied aa fulloae:
"All thnae tWO it- i , lora. piece,
par. . Is nf in l. uiih the building! .
pt ivementi laeroon erected. ttuie c
urn! i.emB in the Borough ol Manhattai
the Ott of New York. In the Count)
atate "f Ne rora, Bounded and le.
oa follows: Beginning al a point o
southerly side ,,f Nlneta-elghth i
t.mt one hundred ninety . l :o , f,.ei
fiom the Boutheaaterly corner ,,f amis:-.
dam Aveaue and Ninety-eighth atreet i
nit. a Iheaea eoutherly. an,t p.irt ..f :1 a i
through a part. . ,' ona hundred
leet. eleven ill i lni'hse. Iheti .. e," 1
forty i.iii feet then, e non her'., p, i '
with Ametardam Avenue, and i:vrt if a
dlelaace through another p..n. w.
Imlnlred iiiui fret eleven i '. : I In lie, 'e
; the southerly aide f Nlnetr-elghln - el
'and thence westerly, along the
aide nf Nlnetv eighth i atreet t i
feei t. ihe point or place of begint ng
lMleil. New- Y'ork. August ,,,-ii
PBJICIVAI. II aRBni IRV i:
WALTER J ROUS, tttorne) for p "
mo Broadfrey, Borough ..f Manhatun.
New Y .rk City.
The felleelng i Hear em of the n-or-
erty to he soil ta atreet number 1,
'.n;: a eat t. s, t, sir. ,.- -
ll S.rset
liilj 1
The ippeagitaata amount of th itei or
eharge, o aatisfv ahlih the ahovi la-
errlbed properii i lo be aald, ll ihlrtj -.
thoueand fou: h indie. 1 four ..r,d i '
ltl,4B4.lll doll i ra. w itii :nte,et there
Irion th, ITlh day of Augua . till, tog.
with ihe ..nd allowance ani
Ing in ihres hundred lifty-ati and i
dollare alth Inlereat from Angii.t ..-:.
1111 tngethsl i nil the expenses el thl
ai- Hi,' approglmate amount of 'he
axes, aeseeemenil and w.,ter r.ites, or e -r
Ileus, whl, h .ir.- to he altiiwed to th pur
rhaer nm . the nurehaee tnonev. rtt t'l
b 'he Referee, la l.t ,j v gad Im
l.lte, Sew Yo: k. AilgHat llth ISl!
PBRflVAl. II IIRR.H Ilt I:
M HKO.. A I I S Mi l It I
Pl.KTl'ltRR, u tl.Tblll s In put
of .in order of Monorabli John i
a Hurrogaia of the County nf ah lork
KOTICB ta hereby givea t.. ..: per, isj
having ilalme ggalnel Walter
hue of P;iila. Krun, e. deeeuai nt
the same with vouchor! tin to
erlber, .it Its place of iriinaa i ni
loss. No J7 TA .. 1 1 Slree' . 'i I it
N'i m York, on or hefril ' i
January n it, Dated, n, . i , mtti
day of July, llll r H H Rtj I
TRitar i i iii pan v ok nkw i
iiilnlatr.ttor with th- W tlinek
RAY, PRBKTli'K .v H'HU.iMi i
for Admlnlatratn w , . s. ,
lllsl, I III Ml thill 111.11 lflls
I I.i 1ST ll ,
, shell top K'i
I I.. I i: l:
! t,l oltli B III II
I i, sk.-, I. A n
II ii i m i ii i it a'lth
,., r i mi. Penna
. M. . reward it
g. Regis ) no .
bhii'NH . in flreen it. ,.,k Road i
pialnneid nnd rjunellea, travel ..
Identlfl iilon win got uie retmn i '
lit I I' W tMKIe MAI I
t, viil S'U Man ho hae bad e,
i.t i . 1 1 . 1 1 bt deaartnienl of a Phoi
... k House. Appll t Hi' I' i
V
HM.KsMK.N' Aetlve men aati'i
i.ei lilenl slid he., 'h Insui iii'S
l Maas4i'nuietli company of 1
i " if. s" in. ting no he; l it Una
it aayi ..il See and prnvl Is,
rami to'' Ihe future, gu.bll
suing to Uulld ii good buel
i spit a I I- reuull sil given
M ss i. ii BKT1 s tl'CllH N i
1'A.M, ily. 1411, Us'vo. alaaa,