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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915.
ANOTHER SYNDICATE
IN KENNECOTT PLAN
Tiie GiiKWMihelm Exploration
Stockholder to Get Cash
I or Securities.
MAY TAKE THEIR CHOICE
C K. Lipman. secretary of tho Gug
genheim Exploration Company, made
public last night tho Krmi under which
tt If proponed to dlssolvo the company
through the distribution of part of 1U
assets to tine stockholders and the ex
change of Its outstanding stock for
stock of the Kcnnccott Copper Corpora
tion. A circular which Is being sent out
to the stockholders state that the direc
tors of the. company have been desirous
ot liquidating Its business for some time
and that they believe the present is
propitious. The most valuable asset of
the company Is 401.504 shares of Utah
Copper Company stock. The directors,
rather than offer these shares In the
open market, with the attending risk
of Impairment to value, arranged to sail
them to the Kennecott Copper Corpora
tion. It is proposed that the Kenne
cott corporation shall purchase all of
the Utah Copper Company stock held by
tho QrDggsnhsltn Tixploratlon Company
by giving In exchange one and one-half
Shares of Ite own aioca ror
of ft ah.
The Kennrcott company Is arranging
with a syndicate to offer the stock
holders of tho (Higgenhelm company the
choice of Kennecott stock or cash at
the rate of $"o a share for the Utah
Copper stock.
The circular adds: '"Tne Kennecott
Copper Corporation proposes. If It can
do so on fair terms, to acquire addi
tional proptrUes and property rights,
and to that end contemplates an In
crease In the number of Its shares,
which are to le Issued without nominal
par value, from 7:o,000 to 3.000,000
shares, nnd of Its capital from IC.000.OO0
to 113,000.000. The J.2SU.000 of new
shares will tie used for the purchase
of stock of the Utah Copper Company,
the llraden CVpper Mines Company
and the Copper River and North
western Railway Company, and for the
retirement of tho IM.n00.0Tl" of con
vertible bonds of the Kennecott Copper
Corporation.
The remaining 20,244 shares of new
stock will be available for the general
corporate) purposes of the Kennecott
Copper Corporation.
The tJuggenhelmi have large holdings
of the stocks and bonds of the Hraden
Copper Mines Company and the Kenne
oott Copper Corporation J. V. Morgan
4e Co. are likewise owners of large
amount a of Kennecott bonds. That firm,
as well as the (luggenhetms. may become
subscribers to the new underwriting
syndicate.
0OVFEBS WINS 8 H0TJB FIGHT.
evdrratloa Hrjerls Plan for Legis
lative Actios.
Ban fuanoisco, isot. ss. a nxws-
tion indorsing legislative methods in oi
Mining i universal eiut hour las was
defeated to-day by a vote of to
6,:im; at the final Mcj.ion of the thirty
rtfth annual oonvenlloa ui the Ameri
can K
Yd. ration Of Labor after a heated j
'tlMrtot0ir?m!S
ritspatrica, nsaa m I
ilebnt
John
Htatr Federation of l-ihor. The con-
ventlon then went on -ec.iro a in ra or
OT economic pressure oniy to onxain
Shorter hours.
Tin vote on the eight hour resolution
was
i victory for I'resident Oompers.
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XW. '."i r'"pt " 1. ,.hL.ra-
inii i'i iiiuinne ill' iiniii'e., ,i:ii,iiiiii.
After ths voti Mr. Pltapatrtck said that
the action affected only 3,000,001
waan.
I7.ru WWHIO n ' 1
acrilllOIliou dlsaul
"oitween him
nil i
MY. Oompers, plication
"I'm USI as good as you ai-e." ro- I "There arc Other InMrWIMnta equally
niurked Pttapairtos- to the president, I as wsll adapted Whlls ths mind is oe
"and you can put that in your pipe and b trained to think It should not bo
smoke It " I poisoned by the means which are used
The nnnventtAe wnt o,. i-..,.nr,l 'n'li. train the mind. And SO I BOVOOBul B
favor of an American merchant marine 1
and refused to favor nttvul IncrsaSSS. !
The convention nett year will he held I
lp Baltimore.
MURDER BY BURIAL ALIVE.
rs-iiiir Mnn rnnfesses to May-Ins
silrpfather. Police ias.
Batama. N, Y., Nov It. Tony Bo
Mvlo, L'T. was lie'al hero to-day for mur
der Ulam tin allegation that he heat his
Wife's stepfather Into unconsciousness
and then burled him alive.
Tiie police declare that Bollvlo has
confested. The cr!ne was committed
mnre than e'gbteen months aav The
hodv of I ulirl Matronl 40 HollviVs al
M "otlmT was 'to, frOtrT u.ider L
ehrht fo.it nUs of delirls stones gM
eignt ro.ii put ot aeons, stones ana
earth yesterday,
Bollvlo killed him, according to the
police, because his wife confessed that
she had been wronged by Matron the
tiuy before her marriage to i4dlvlo.
Bollvio went to the Matronl home on
the night of May !, 19H, greeted Ma
tronl affectionately) and then induced
him to aooompany Mm to Um cellar.
Half way down the stairway, according
to the confess! n mads pulJIc by District
Attorney Coon, Bollvlo tlviottled the
Older man. Matronl wa-s quickly over
come and beaten Into Insensibility. Then
Bollvlo seiz"d a shovel and quickly dug
a shallow grave.
Billvlo dragged the body toward the
pave, and as .M.itronl, regaining con
gOtOUanoaSi shrieked for help he threw I
him in the grave and packed earth over I
the isiily.
The police Hist learned of the crime
through Airs Matronl.
STEAM STIRS MOVIE PANIC.
Bxiilaidlnar Kadlalor Krlsrhlens ino
aaaeTsTg Healded.
A defeitlvi- radiator In the Oolden
Ckte Moving Plottire Theatre, 1110 Muu
btattan Itreet! lant night threw itn audi
ente of 160 into a paiili'. Two persona
who were nralded by Mlseill ' WOfS tak-'ii
to a hoxpitul.
a valve w'hh blown from Uie radlglor
While (he show woe going on. Mr.
Julia Oily, :t, of 1100 Broadway, and
Mncent Virgo, l, of J'.'IO Hroadwav.
Were seated next to the rudlator anil
were wahled Their otiSS and the nlss
of ateaip eauaed a ruah for the exitb.
The proprietor. Martin llemowltz, sur
ceeded In eahiilns the frightened audi.
tnee by explaining the cause of th,: j
trouble.
Mrn. Guy and Virgo were taken lr,
K in. k, i h, k, i- Hospital. The woman
was able to go to her home later b it
' Irgo, who won badly srulded about
Ihe lege, remained at the hospital.
Wonadrd Policeman Retired.
I'olice Kcrgianl MairUn S Fav was
r"t!rel yesienlay sifter he was found
physically Incapacitated for duty. II
Wl eauelVS a pension of $7",0 H year.
He was seriously Injured November Is,
1V11.', when bo was Shot bv Joaenh
Vogel In the KHsinero Hotel, Court land!
ami 10W street, The Bronx.
M ELLEN, ANGRY, DENIES
CHANGING TESTIMONY
Blames U. S. Counsel for Any Variation in New Haven
Case Evidence From Details He Gave Before
Grand Jury and in Other Inquiries.
To ere was further evidence yesterday
that Charles 8. Mellen, principal witness
for the Government against the eleven
former dtreotors of the New Haven, and
the Government representatives are at
odds.
At the opening of the afternoon ses
sion Mr. Mellen, then completing Ms
twentieth day on the witness stand,
asked permission to make a statement.
He said that tt had been asserted that
his testimony at the present trial varies
from that given by him before the Fed
eral Grand Jury.
"If such a situation exists," he said,
"It Is because counsel for the Govern
ment have not asked me the same ques
tions that brought out the facts to which
1 testified before the Grand Jury at
Washington or at Boston. I am sorry
that there should be a variation. I am
most willing to correct my testimony If
it differs from that given by me at any
time before."
The statement made after Mr. Mellen's
request to Judge Hunt followed a little
Incident at the adjournment for the noon
recess. Then Prank M. fw acker and R
K Batts, special Assistant Attorneys
General, went to Judge Hunt who was
still on the bench, end held a conversa
tion which was taken by Mr. Mellen to
indicate that the two men believed that
he was changing his testimony.
Jtvtaraeg la Harry.
Mr. Mellen. who had left the court
room, hurriedly returned when he was
informed of the situation and appeared
very much worked up over It. The state
ment of the afternoon was followed by
an attempt of Mr. Bntts to go Into some
matter which was not disclosed, for his
first questions were shut off by objec
tions of John T. Mllbum and others.
Altogether, the Government did not
appear satisfied with the developments
of the day. Chronologically they had
reached a stage where they would have
produced evidence as to the alleged leg
Islatlve met! tods of the New Haven, par
tlcularly In Massachusetts, when the
Boston and Maine merger was being
etralshtened out, hut the ruling of the
Judge would allow them to bo only so
far and the sensations promised were
not forthcoming.
The Government also fslled to get
the court's permission to go Into the
CUT WAR FROM SCHOOL I
BOOKS, SAYS WADHAMSi
. i
llovkfl it a Horror to Tooth, In
stoat! of Glorifying It,
.Tndffe Urges.
HOONawna, Nov. 28 Judge William ,
H Wadhams of the Court of General '
Sessions New York city, upeiklng here
to-day before the American School Pca
ijju, at tn(, j,-,,w York State Teachers I
Association, advocated the teachln, of
. . . . . r .,e 1
to create a horror of war
history so as
lMlteHi f glorifying It.
,,e eaiu in
Your N.y and your kIH are led
through the paxes of hlatOO
every pass
,0(ir Moake l. and the Ideals of war are
held up to them as their inspiration. I tie
,....!,.'.,.., ,l,l, method Of tralnm. !
i,Bs ta-er. that these studies are essential
.
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rowers Ol lll J c w
new system of e.lucstl.in In
hieh tiie !
yout1
.. h.l ttie ttlinns
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the (nines which make
worll
... if ,r n the earth
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"History may bs so taught that in-
! stead of Klorlfylna war It will create a
I horror of war. Might nevermade right I
Success it war proves MWing WW , industrial accidents, regardless of fsult,
that one side Is stroncer than the other. M( ,n0 d1fferent method bv which re
If we are SVOr to have an end or Wa jrsos Is ohtalned under the two statutes
some Other solution of disagreements jU(,,r seabury. who wrote the opinion
must Is- found. DdUCatlOtl based on ex- that Congress has reoognised the
lierlence unmistakably points to the solu- difference between these two kinds of
tion. which Is a resort to reason. Instead statutes and has limited Its at to negll
of to arms the substitution of law for gence cases and did not Intend to enter
violence." ! the field of compensation for Industrial
Judge Wadhams then outlined the plan accidents, but left that field open for
or tne Ls-ague w r.mor. . , .,. ..
former President Taft Is the head, as
one offering a rational way of bringing
I R?' bj' 'orc.ng nation- to
I resort to arnitration or uniri icsui vo-
,.,.,i. ,,r ,h
I rtun mvrfl HWPIIIH wwmmt
league he said ;
i "It is believed the very undertaking of
i the plHii will In ilself promote peaap. The
knowledKii in advance that any nation
which attempts of Itself to Interpret Hit
law for Us own purpose and to Impose
that Interpretation upon any other na
tion by force of arms will thereby he
Oast out from the league of civilised na
tlona, which have agreed to use against
It their economic and' military powers,
will, of Itself, be u great deterrent '
against engagement In war" I
SAYS HE'S REGULAR DETECTIVE
Bill uirrn tsha Woods rr
( baiter to sihow Ills Kklll.
When POttee Oommteglener Woods pg-1 walW on Injuries received In an accl
aolrea a detective to solve a mystery dent at the Thlrty-thlid Mlreet Terminal
that has baffled every men on the foroe ! 0,1 eptember -2 lant, when he at-
he may send a note to Kill WeHtern. , teinited to catch a L-Jiig Island train.
globe
rotter, of Valley otty, K, n
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lion sent h Western to "Mr, Arthur
Woode, Dstteotivs neauQuartars, New
York city," whloh was egoelved yester
day: "Ukai: Sik- I now take my pea to
write you a few lines In the apprehen
aion of Joseph IS. Hajiul. The man who
in wanted In New York for the Murder
Of Mrs. JulU Hellner of No. HI Allier
niarle Itond. llrookland. Ky whom was
employed. Mr. I have this man's pic
ture and his hertlllon measurements. I
want a start In the Detective Line. I
th
k I can help the L'nlted States out
In OMtOtllng Criminate, I have travelled
all through the United aHatee of Amer
IOB. inuia. Sillgnvna. r ranee, . iermany. : retlnauclnic of the coiupanv.
India, Kgypt and South Africa. These plans Include Mia reducing of
"Now Mr. Arthur Woods send me a tbe oapltal stock fnti $780,0(10 to $375 -UadgS
and Powers of Arrest and I will mm and then the Issuing of new stock
wors one j i ai just to gain u name uio
sitine as a,r i mirni i inniK I can one
Claas hlin In the I. Ine of Detective Work.
Hive uie a OhahOS, 1 believe I can IA
cate this above man. I am hi North
Dak at the present. Now If you can send
me Credlnals I will render my service
to -ou
My age Is twenty-eight years old. I
am five feet ten and three-quarters. My
weigh is IH9 pounds. My nanm Is Mr.
William WeeU.i n. I am a American
horned of Indian l'arents. I can speak
7 different Leanguagea. I will Close.
Hopping to hear from you soon. Your
obedient eervant, Biu. Wi
Internal affairs of the Blllard company,
which the Government alleges was
owned, controlled and directed by the
New Haven. There was plenty of evi
dence about the sudden financial rise of
John U Blllard, the aged Connecticut
coal dealer, hut nothing about his com
pany. Pal High far . nt.
An Illustration of the disadvantage
under which the prosecution appeared
to be laboring was one deal described
by Mr. Mellen. In which Kidder, Pea
body Co. bought 19.000 shares of
Boston and Mains for htm at about
$19,000 more than the open market
price.
Mr. Batts was very anxious to find
out where that profit went, but every
time he mentioned the Boston railroad
holding bill or the Massachusetts state.
House he was stopped by objection.
Mr. Mellen then could only finish his
narrative. The stock had cost him 13.
0(0,000 or a little more. He had re
ported this to the executive committee
of the New Haven, which had suggested
that he take It up with the Boston and
Maine committee. That committee had
advised him to sell It. He went to
John I,. Blllard, who promptly bought
it, and Mr. Mellen financed him In the
purchase.
After the Boston railroad holding
company Mil had been passed nnd the
New Haven Was thus enabled to take
over the Boston and Maine stock, an
sgree-nent was made by which all of
Mr. Blllard's stock went back to the
New Haven.
argtrlae for Defence.
To the surprise of the defence the
Government put In evidence the reply
made by the New Haven directors to
the Inquiry of the Massachusetts Leg
islature dated February 1, 1909.
The Legislature wanted to know what
the New Haven owned and also about
the Blllard company. The famous para
graph In which the New Haven's friendly
relationship with Mr. Blllard was
acknowledged was explained by Mr.
Mellen. It has been claimed that this
was Inserted by Lewis Csss Ijedyard
as a self-serving declaration. Mr. Mel
len declared that It was put In by Mr.
Ledyard's Insistence that the reply
should lie cbsolutely frank and full.
The ess will go on to-day and this
evening will adjourn over Thanksgiving
and until next Monday.
COMPENSATION LAW
IS FOR ALL R. R. MEN
Court of Appeals Decides
Against Carriers in Case of
Injured Workman.
ai.hant. Nov. 2$ t'ntll toe Federal
government iiasses a workmen's com-
pensatlon law, the Court of Appeals held
to-day. the New York State workmen's
compensation la applies to railroad em- j
plnyees ensatted In Interst .te commerce,
The de-ls!on was handed down in the
The decision was handed down In the I
ae hi jMiues niiieio aiiuiiiri uie .ew i
,. . .,,.., ftallroad Comnanv While
tamptnj railroad ties WlnHeld was
struck In the eye by a stone which
anie up from tne rOSQPSq
Wlnfleld was etiKaifed In IntSTStatS
commerce the Federal em,doer- lis.
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eletlne Ili.il lliere ciiillil In- in, . nvi.rv
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mere accident and not tin-
-w
result of iicxl iprence.
Deputy Attorney-Oenera Hlnman
represented the Htnte is-f.ire the
court, which upheld the contention of the
Attorney-i leneral that the oontponeatlon
law and the Federal statute cannot
reasonably be said to cover ths same
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.principles that underlie the two statutes,
",r oiuere.u ,,r.uees soukiu u. oe nc-
compllahed by them, the restricted s,pe
rsdsral statute to nselltnos
scope of the
t , ,
,ates ine moniem congress snail
enter upon this field, the opinion says,
all State regulations upon the subject
will la, abrogated The cour, holds
atew ui. ic ro..m uw ooes nor
niniw. snv ,ifn-eoe.-ihi n. ,
- . U.,,,i
' ititerstate commerce.
Numerous other cases will be affected
I by tills decision, which has 1een awaited
by the railroads and ihe compensation
commission with great Interest The case
will undoubtedly be taken to the United
States Supreme Court by the railroads
MRS. CREELMAN SUES PENN R.R.
Kdllor's H ldus Wants git.l.MOO fur
Her Injuries,
Jarnnn Preelmsn. war .utTeiiioiideiil.
writer and editor, lirouiriit suit tut
-'""" againai ins rsnnsyivama rian
toad In the I'nlted Stated KlMtrlet Court
yeslerday. Mrc Crrehimu ImseH her
I, ' u' '""
,,i - ut, i no ni.tii" ,., irmiuig ell
, ,H1 ,.l,i,,.r,i, .....I lkl ,, .
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brought on concussion of the brain and
fractured several bones, she says. The
suit was filed through the law Arm of
iHfford, tloblie A Beard.
WILL ACT ON CASUALTY PLAN.
Mockholdera Called to t'oaslder
atork Redaction.
The CaeuAltv Coiimanv hiu fl,i,io,i,,.Ml
that th, wm Hpeclal meeting- of
Its Htockliohicrw on Uecemlwr 2 for the
iittrtioHe of votlnir on the olaiiM for it,..
to make tho capltallsiUlin $600,000
f raelble Dividend Declared.
The directors of the Cruolble Steel
Company des'lered yesterday a regular
i quarterly dividend of 1 per cent, on
I Its preferred stock, payable December
II tn holders of record of December 10
The last dlstmrsetnent on tills Issus was
: inane a the aaine raite on September 80,
I 191 4, Dividends were then suspended
owing to tiie unsettled condiUoiiH is
suiting from the war. The back divi
dends on ths preferred stock amount to
approximately 21 per csnt.
OFFICE HOLDUP IS
LIKE A MOVIE PLAY
Pauline Scream and Masked
Bandits Flee With a Youth
In Pursuit.
CAUGHT BEHIND A PIANO
The cutters and bushelmen who take
the air In lower Fifth avenue from noon
until 1 o'clock each working day found
plenty to stir their Interests yesterday.
Armed bandits, one of them masked, a
vouna? worktmr alrl. a holdun. a scream.
brave youths to the rescue, a thief chase 1
through the crowded streets, in wnicn
one revolver shot was fired, and the ar
rest of one of the men behind a piano
In a handsome home off Ora mercy Park
these were the high lights In a suc
cession of thrilling Incidents which will
cause excited conversation and gesticu
lation among the noon boulevardleree
for many days.
Pauline Kletn. lr. years old. of 244
Rlvtngton street, office girl for the
Guarantee Damage Weaving Com
pany, on the third floor of 125 Fifth
avenue, south of Twentieth street, was
the first person before whose gase the
series of Incidents began to unfold, ffhe
was alone In the office, occupied with the
things which usually engage an office
girl when the boss Is out, when
two young men, one of them with his
face masked behind a handkerchief,
threw the door open and covered her
with twin revolvers. The other man
grabbed her by the throat and cited
death as her portion if she screamed.
Pauline was no more afraid of one
gun, or even two, than Belinda, the
Beautiful Bullet Maker, In the movies.
She screamed all right, with verve and
vim and gusto, stirring Harry Hongard
of 785 Jennings street, employed In a
rear office Hiirrv came runnlnc: the
bandits hurled Pauline to the ground I
and dashed out of the door, stopping
Bongant with their revolvers.
They dashed down the stairs and ran
north on Fifth avenue, scattering Idlers
In all directions. Bongard gave them
plenty of start and then dashed after
them, giving the alarm. The men ran to
Twenty-first street and turned east.
At Fourth avenue Policeman Malmoll
stopped one and fired a shot Into the air
to stop the other, but this only made the
fugitive fleeter. He turned around the
corner of Gramercy I'ark West, ran up
the stoop of No. t, rang the bell, and
when a servant opened the door he
dashed Into the house. He was found
behind the piano with a revolver In his
pocket
He said he was Ernest Bauer, 1ft
years. 60S Plank road. West Hoboken,
N. J. The other prisoner was Fred
Baumler. IT years, 123 Third street.
Colon Hill. Both were locked up in the
Kast Twenty-second street ststlon.
OLD RULE FOB HEW SEABOARD.
Air
Mae Reelects Ogtre
More Vlce-Prraldeats
The first meeting of the d I rem ore of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
pany, the new corporation formed by the
consolidation of the Seaboard Air Line
with the Carolina, Atlantic and Western
Railway, was held In Baltimore yester
day. The officers of the smpHtiy were
reelected and two new vir-o-preslderrts
were
added one was W R Bonsai.
formerly president of the Carolina,
Atlantic and Western The other, vv U
Seddon
of assist,
N"
was promoted from the position
assistant to the president.
, .nll" ke
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place r N. s. .vieinron on ine isiaru or
directors.
F.xclmnges of s,s ks under the mm-
pany's plan for the cons. didat Ion of the i
Seaboard Air Line and the Caroi'na.
Alkuitio and Western ajid for the read
luetmenl of the outstanding (Capital Wilt
be made later by the Continental Trust
Company of Baltimore agent for the
Sealsiard Al- Line Kallway
SEAL INDUSTRY HAMPERED.
Itassta's l'nrrhsse of ('raff to Keep
Archanael Clear of Ice Cease.
Sir Kdgar Howrlng, head of BoWring j
Bros., owners of the Hed Cross LWO, I
nnd who arrived here yesterday by the
Bed Cross steamship rUephano from :
Halifax, said the Itusslan (lovernment
iiad determined to keep the Riieaian irt
of Archangel open this winter and had 1
bought four steamships especially fitted
for Antic cruising nnd formerly In the
seal lislilng business to be used as Ice-
breakers
The purchase of the ships will I
seriously hurt the seal Industry, which
cannot get iniAlem vessels, Sir Kdfcnr I
said. Tiie Ked Cross company refused
to twirl with the gtsphano and Florliel,
Whloh the Itusslan ilovernment tenia- i
tlvely offered to buy. 1
MORSE SILENT ON SHIPYARD
Will ynt Disease Reported Kgort '
lo May at Mystic, l oll.
Charles W Morse would neither con-
nrm nwr um . t mai 'ti'"!'"
lieeii . -I t.t- him on ropenifH on
Hi.. BhOM Hi e al Mvstir. DOnn., Mr tiie
urj"'1 ,lt eietuhlWIilnpT a larue sliriiyani
there.
The re,.,.rt from Mystle m Htale.1
timt options had been otslalned or t'11
IfcDonsld shlprards, the- guttor yards
and the Saml Hill iniiiertle. ai.il that
iirKotlHlloilN were umler my for the
property OWnSd 1V the Allen Spool and
I rim iiiK ' I'ltif any
. old Impnrte. sn.ilT.voou.
Hold iiiiort amounting to ,fTS,OA0
were received at the Asssy i f llci yes
terdav The gold was brought 'r by
tilie liiiarnnty Triust Company ana the
Canadian llank of t 'ormnerce Since the
heavy Imiiort movement initnence! last
sumrner aisit ItOT.MO.OOO in foreign
golil ln has been receiveil
f aelmiia 'Receipts Veaterdar.
The total receipts for duties til the
Custom House yesterday wi-re 4I0'
I5I.H, of wlilch ItMiMI.II was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and $;7n.!10n.l 4 for recent
importations.
FINANCIAL NOTES
The Qulnoy Mtnina ion pan v iiaa
lavml quarltrlv iltvldenil of 93 ii ahnr-,
tiHynbirt Daeambf r 20, t notoan of rtooiM
Novambar IT. The tuvt two dtibufaatnanti
by 1 Hi rftnipany Vara quarterly kflvldandl
uf 9- ' wharf,
More- than tf Pir rent, nf American
Wudlen ntock lid s Ween 1 -1 -1 In favor ,
i f iraaafar of t hurter from Naw Jrr.iey
to M m una -h line ttt l'rtferreil eii.ire.4 de-jKi-n.i
total 3hi.J4H, or " P"r 0tttw.J com
mon, 14t.0NC, or 73 per cent
The dlraotori cif th Montana loer
Company will hold their meettita to -day
and tuko uttlon un thr dt vhleud. It la
expected that the dividend rate will be
Increaaed from J to S per cent per annum.
The earnlnva of the company are at tha
rate uf over 5 Si Pr cent, per annum.
The Oorra da I'twco tan year ii per cent,
convartlhle aohl bonda have been dated No
vember 1, and will mature November
I. The lKnd are In denomlnat tona
of $1,000 eat h. and Intereat will ba pay
able on Mav 1 and N'ovainber 1 each year.
In a rlrcular dlatrlbuted by har1ea i
t.tr ii ev 4 i'o. It la aimed that the alnklna
fund for th. ret I rente it t if tha bonda n
one thin! of the net earnlnga of the cor
pora t Ion uf ter paying Intereat charaaa- i
Tha bnnda are ralluhle In whole or In part ,
attar November. IV17, at 10&, upoa ninety
dayi notice. auhjct to Um aaaveralon
prtvtlfa,
200 MEET FRENCH
BUSINESS ENVOYS
Visitors Entertained at Bi It
more Luncheon by Export
Association. A luncheon In honor of the three
French commercial commissioners was
given yesterday In the music room at 1 400,000 brought to trial yesterday be
the Blltmore by the American Manu- fre Judge tiruhh and a Jury In the
facturers Rxport Association. About 200 i-ted state. Pistrk-t Court. The action
were present. The speakers were K. M.
Herr. president of the association and
president of the Westlnghouse Rbctrli
and Manufacturing Company . J. Clau
det, vice-president of the American Hank
Note Company ; M
Maurice lamour.
chairman of the visiting commission, and
1'rof. Louis Iielamarre of the College of
the City of New York. Mr. Claud SI
and Prof. Detamarre spoke In French.
In his opening remarks Mr. Herr said
that it would be Increasingly Important
after the war to havo Improved mn
ohlnery to enable a man to do more work
because there would be more work than
ever to he done, and fewer men to do It.
Mr Herr suggested that it would he ad
vantageous for this country to sond a
reciprocal commission to France.
Mr. Claudet assured the commission
era that they would Mud tin land of the
dollar busy devoting the dollar to the
service of humanity and Justice, both In
fostering peaceful commerce and In aid.
Ing war charities on a great scale.
M. Damour. for the commissioners,
speaking In Kngllsh. said that he and his
associates would visit all f the grunt
American Industrial OOnoerTtg In the ef
fort to promote the business Interests of
both countries.
"To-day France thinks of to-morrow."
aald M, Isamour, "arid our first thought
goes to you."
Among those at the luncheon were I
MM. Jacques Isueur. delegate of the I
Ministry or Agriculture: b. Trlncano, .11-
rector of the horologies I school of He
sancon ; Jacques de N'eufllxe, Umker;
M. Choffour of the Credit Francais:
M. flaladln, delegate of the CTSUSI.il fac
tory; Joseph Oulnet. delegate of the
I'humber of Commerce of Lyons , . W
Nichols, assistant to the oMIflMII of the
Allis-fhalmera Manufacturing Com
pany; M. Heilman. French commercial
attache at New York : AlUi 11 Johnson,
president of the Baldwin locomotive
Works ; A. N. Hargrove of the J. 1 Hrill
f'ompany, president of the I 'tilted Slates
Rubber Export Company, bid, : W H
Robertson, t'nlted States Cunsul-General
at Ruemw Ayres and It A. OttdUl of I
the General Electric Company. I
UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG
SPECIAL SAILING
To Falmouth and London
American Steamer
m Fort Inf. MPSMlgiMa" 22.0C0 Tons Displacamtnt
so Ftii evtid r i n i an q "'
Thursday. December 2, NOON
From Pier 61, North River, New York
AMERICAN LINE
Eveiy Hourlrr-
of this Trip
OiveLoivDelihjt
Every detail of equipment
the highest attainment of
modem comfort and invention.
Superior service and low fsrei to
Savannah, Macon, Augusta
Jacksonville, Atlanta
Birmingham, Montgomery
end all Southern Points
Consult any Ticket or Tourist Agent . or
NEW YORK OFFICE Ml FIFT1 AVE.
Hi
American Line
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
M Y.-UteWOol, Pier 62, N. R NoJTI
Hi. Paul
Net. ;7 New York
ler. 4
Doc. II
Flnlend , . . Use. - 1 M I. mils
r "mouin nun onnon
White Star Line
N.Y. LIenMI.PIer60. N.R., Noon
1 tsaiste- .. liee. i sgrisiw i.e. -t
Azorrs Gibraltar- Naples Genoa
, retle Dee. ii, 10 A.MJt snaplt Jan i
OFFIfr, B'M AT. N. Y. Tel. UllOO Herlor.
I (
CINARDBUSI0N 2-65
efM -m . Kin v i mm an
F.stllhllMhcl 1s
EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL
Orduna Sat . Dec. 4. 10 A.M.
1 ''J'P, ,,N,A
I "ti'si-ania ' '
Kill DKi ' in. 4 l' M
H.T IlKt' L'.V III A M
Tl'Kl'ANIA KKI DK.C :il I I'M
OKDl'NA MAT JAN 8 III A M
Kll llollte to lilllMKitw
Hill Nil III.. MIIHI.il I III Its
Tbrmigii isHikiniri to nil urlaelpal ports ,,f tits
eunq
MMPANV'g OPPH I.. tl-H dlale si.,N.y.
FRENCH
1 oinpatfiii (.eurrale I ranaaUasitUUa
ruaiAi. Br.Hrit t.
Sailinga for BORDEAUX
LA TOURAINE . . Nov. 27, 3 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU ..Dec. 4,3 P.M.
LAFAYETTE Dac. 11. 3 P. M.
ESPAGNE Dec. 18, 3 P. M.
FOR INFORMATION AI'HLV
COMPANY'S OFFICE R&t&U.
OLD DOMINION 1,1 NB.
To all polnta South and Waat. Uverr wees
gar P. M-i I'ler $1, Nona Hlvar. Tel.
II DO Frank Us.
TOURS.
SOUTHERN1 " lln- Meal acatlooa Low
r d Utfff eat pr ivalltng ratea-HtuU i or detat n.
CRUI5U Marftara, ll0 B'way. N Y.ouy.
Travel Tips
An up-to-date monthly !
of intereM t tr,(Ve-l,., , '
says hare. K..nt tre,. bv i
Mrl nil ns, si w. S4th St., kj, y.
iiiii:if.i
AUGUST HECKSCHER IS
SUED FOR $400,000
Involved Action Grows Out of
Failure of the Newfound
land Syndicate.
August HeokKcher, yachtsman and
tinancler. Is defendant In a suit for
I syggrg out of the failure of the New.
i,inrtiMrHi Hviullrate. a sulphur and iron
mining concern, In which Mr. Hecksoher
was Interested. The plaintiff In the ac
tion la WllMam F.nrlght, trustee In
bankruptcy for the syndicate, who seeks
to 1wld Hexkscher responsHne for an
assessment of $250,000 on his stock In
the company and Interest on that sum
amounting to 1150,000.
The Newfoundland Syndicate was
formed In 1905 to work mining proper
ties In Nova Hcotla. The stock Issue
was originally $2,000,000, but this was
later rained to $3,000,000, and J. M. Ce
hallos Co.. the thiban-Amerlcan bank
ing house whloh failed for $4,000,000 a
year later, bought the extra million In I
took. Half of the extra Issue was sold
by the banking house to Mr. Heckscher
far 100,000, but there was some ques
tlOB as to the validity of the uueje and)
the entire million dollars worth of stock
was canceneil
Instead of returning tho $500,000 to
lr. Heckscher Uh Newfoundland Hyn-
Mr
w-IJi'.h
lilerd pressed Tor
funds, gave htm Hie uiioed equivalent
, na stack, which lias jutf MM
1 !
, ,, , n ln,.R nint the trustee
. i,.,,,krui.i. v wishes to b-vy the I2r,0
uoo assessment.
Mr. Heckschar'i attorneys win conterra I
that he hni Hlready losi
through guaranteeing an Issue of $2.
floated by the syndicate. The lawyers
say he ItOSds a porgOfUjU claim of 1905,
vi't sad assigned claims aggr.igatitiK
$117,001 against the syndicate. There.
for.- thev say he is the chief creditor;
uimI to force him 10 pay the aasess-
men I la merely to lake the money out if
one "f his pockets to put It back in an-1
other. ,
The trial will be conitttued at 10:3n
O'oiouk Mils morning. j
OFFICE,
9 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY TRIPS
From New York to
NASSAU-10 days S7Q
6 Jy st tes, 4 diy siksrs f J
HAVANA 10 days $7Q
Ssr st ms. 1 te 4 r ukn 7
IncluJin first cabin
berth and meals, also hotel
expenses.
Large, new twin-screw
American steamships.
Special kilins from New York
Uec. 16, lk, 2, 24, .10. SI.
Write for intmrmating jferefare mnj
dctaiUJ information
WARD LINE
GeirJll OfficM. r. 14. E. Ha T.rk.
Or ur asUwrtsMl ticket Mtery sr Uv Wrass.
afKAMMIII' TtCKFTS to aay perl.
I Official Agent all Unas.
Isysaend Whlirenib Co.. iii Ath At.. N. I.
(SO TO BIRMUDA BY " BBKMl'DIAN "
I l,, (u..h..c .. S. ( l.lil., 13 II way, NY
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $3.00
Sire It Pier 14, N U fl. Kuitoa 8t
dSlll a' ' 00 f St Miielc.
Ne I sadon Mas, trs '.. Pier It, N, it.,
ft Houston St., week nave only. 5:10 P. K.
Pier 7ii E II. ft g. lid St . e:00 P M.
. llassa I Ine. stre : 1'ier $, K it., ft.
QathHrlne St , week dSJTS only, Ittj P. M ,
Pier 70. ft. K lid St.. 3:00 P. If
ltrlda'M,rt I. Ine, -i It days only, stre lv
Pier II. 1 K , 11:00 A. UTl Pier 70. ft B
I . i t . 11 16 A. 14.
The public OS pleased
HUITND TRIP MetO
OVIDENCE BBS,, $1.60
Kin Ml I HII' ai.iai.
Colonial Line
Plrst-rla-w larVlHl, COlytng i the lieat people
Waah uayf and Kundu at s P M. from
Pier .m. N U . fiNii Aeat tlotiMttm Mt 411
tlntalde Iwi.iniv HI INI pi iMI Ulrrlea.
equipment. Uptown tirrltv. ttroalway and
a' Sl
1 'none npriim W4UI.
W on eet. r . a, i.o , rrovldeiiett dlrert. li.gga
til I in M I I I CHOOMg, gl.oo
Hall, Imiodliii Hunda. 0:00 I'. !fcf.
From I lei 10( If. 11 't'hone I TOO Heakmaa.
City Tlckal Oflloa, L'wo Hroenlwuy, s. T.
T'pK.wn Ti ket fifTI. e It'u'HV .umi i n rl Uf,
New York-Albany-Troy
s s. "Trojan" & "Reaesetaer-M i.ne ,
SI: niunil trip. SI. .VI. .,avii Hlsr ii N. Ii.
f.,i oaaal tl, daily. 7.00 p. dm w. taag
7 ill) p. Ui.
Tel, larlag 4iki
HUDSON NAVIGATION CO.
8 lilrni. maim: mi uisiiir nt
incVm . PORTLAND
$1.00 TO ALBANY
huunu iii i si.so, (.nun to uara.
Hire. 1 daily. I'lrr JU. N.H., W. lioualou ..
, IMF-Mil w.iaist nt.. e t-.ti.vu. wieaeriea,
LINE RiiSrilQ
w -as
TURKEY BAFFLE ON EXCHANGE '
at Calamities BJerts Bird From '
Board Room Floor.
A live turkey wma brought on the
Mar of the stock Kxchange yesterday
afternoon during trading hours, tt was 1
donated by Ieopold Newborg. who with
his fellow members proposed to raftlo I
the prlie for charity. A.fler belrw j
paraded around the room the turkey
was presented with ceremony to j. ixri
mer Wonden of Worden ft Co.
Ale.ut this itlme. however, the turkey
was dlsiovered end chased off the fbsir
by ths committee on arrangement, rep
resented by Hrnamus Tefft. The raffle
was thereupon held In the lobby and on
New street. Tickets were sold for 50
cents apiece and $35 was realised, This
sum was Increased to $50 and the money
and the Wrd were forwarded to an up
town hospital.
Big Jump la M K. ft T. Income.
The report of the Missouri, Kanaas
and Texas Hallway t'omimny for the
year ended June 10, litir.. shows an In
crease In net Income Of tajMiTIi, Of I 71
per cent, operating revenues were $3:'.
s,75 for the year, against $3l,!il7,91'4
In 1914. Operating expenses decreased
1 per cent., amounting to $:!:;, 9H7. 591
for the year, agalnsl ll,tltitlf In the
previous year.
AfTI'MN RESORT.
BAHAMAS) Nassau.
BaK
NASSAU
anamas
Treasure
IJsfgV, U ftopiral
V! , r,
sea, iiain si neinj -
Splendid Hotels of
the Florida East
Coast Company.
THE
s a
AlAtllSI
VV1VUIHI
Osess Jaaaarr 4
RoyalVictoria
Oases Dmsjsir IS
Keesu eely
Jso.W. Greene. Mr
Toutaameslt weekly.
OPEN GOLF, febraary
2. ANNUAL COLF,
FeVrsaiy28. TENNIS,
CkampMSiKp Bshsmss,
Febresry 14.
New York Office, 243 Fifth Arenas
Tiintni tne
IiOMU 1HJND ew York.
The Most atirsrtlve Countrr llo(rl
Ad i ent to Nee Tork (in.
GanknCitv
Hotel
GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND
MM UI HIM IK K I l.s.
Onf of thf moNt MCtUa"4t OOttBtl hotels
In Ararrli-. A i-nmbltiut hui of country
lift nnd inHrniwtHtMit IvoiM luxury ndfini
fuiiad ,4indiittMl nn tli- Aniericitn 1'lan
Tlirrf it lro fur aMOOttVtmlfJOCfiOi inotoriMii
A Handsome a la Carte Restaurant
211 milts, fniin X Y Krisjurnr eiectrli lerrioa
I'enn Stsllnn. J J. I.ANNIV i PrpOS,
NKW JKRNKY Atlantic City.
TL ANTIC CITY.
Superior location with an I
unobstructed view of beach j
aiAd boardwalk A reroOnized J
i standard ot excellence I
ITM itADiNo RtsoRt Horn or rot wottg
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
joRiaMyHrYri'Si?"oyisfasT
TRAYMORE
largest In
Vtlsntir Ky
( AI.IFOKMA 1'H.adena.
UATCI ADEEM PASAUKNA.
nu i tuanbtn c alikornia
i llritdlmry F I'tmhltiK. ON Mr V V. Uoprr
l iMntitv. ;8W 0th r spur Trvil Bumti
FORWI OM KK SALEM.
Br PR QMS '"t'ltT COUNTY OF NKW
TORK Tim Dowary Maivtao! H.ink, r;ain-
t rr. aaltwt Laura B. Vvali and th-ra. pa
fan lamti ITVark'n Ala No 1 9001 Year 10 IS
In pursuance off i Juda mnt of fora
PlMura a tui aaie. duty made and anrtarad
in th above ant Kl ad action an i baartna
date th.' 50th day .f Novambar, 1015, 1.
lha umtanats nad, the rtfaraa in i hi luda
tii'-nt name, I, will eell .tt puMlc auction nt
the Rxohanor liailaaroeanii n 1 1 -1 ; v
stre.-t. in the Borough of Uoiahattan, city
f Now Yoik.cn the utii day of Daoambar
jois, ftt i: veloeli noon on that day. by
Henry Hritd)', Auctlonaar thi preinlaea
dir.-. !.) by aald ludarm.-i.t t. - . , :,
tharaln daaorlbad oi Imlowai
.Aid th.it eartaln lot, p4aea or paraal of
hutd ill u ate, lying and uelnti In th Bor-
Ottfjfa f Manhattan. 4'lty. Count) an i Stat.
j.t Maaeaa V,.ib l ,. .. i J. ii .
followa; BKUINNINO al a Doint an iTl
irortharly vlda -f Thirtyfourtii atreca dii.
taivt ninety twu feet waatarl) frorn tit.- 0av
ent.h .Avenue, and runnlna th ID arta1
aril aloni aald M off Thtrtj .fourth atre..t
aeventeen faat; then..- northerl) nil paraJ
lal with Kavanth Avanuaand partly throuah
a party aaj altgOt) -ljrlu f.-ei ptm In. heei
to the eantra line vr the blovlt batwaau
Thirt --four ih and Thlrt tiftb atraata
thanca taatarly uiona; th rantrn Una of
tha blook ant para 1 lal with Thirty-fourth
atreet aavantaan fat and utanoa outhorly
and atcain para I It wilh Vavanth Ivanui
a iii partly through anothvr par; v wall
nlnaty-alght faai nlna Inchaa t.. tha p i
or placa of baglnnlngi he the n.it.i aavaral
dtatancaa and dimentdonN mora of laaa.
Togathat wltn tii-- aprpurtananeaa and aJI
the rlKhin a ml tnteretM of the partlM to
ihtn aotlon Of, In iilnl tu the n;t 1 p t id I 4fj
Hubjact to the ataitf of facta ahown on
n Burvay of tald prarnUaa, aa in poaaaaahen
made by rraticta w Portri ttona datrd
Novambar 4th. 1011, fiubjavt alto to tha
rent ri't loiia gfl to butldlngM and 001 rna4HM
uguhiat tuilaumes t.4t lorth In .eri.tln In-
nruntani raoordad In tha Naa Yorh it'-a
latar'f offlci In Mbar th.T of Oonvayavncaii
baft as", m fur only tha aunt ux.t y
boa ba In foroa and alfaot.
pat ad, Slaw Tork, Novambar L'.ird tOlB
1 1. HI ' It I. A Kit KM OH K Referee
CAPWAleADKH, W l K I : i tsii i j. TAFT
At'. -Ml. I) I for lU lOt Iff, i Wan Street'
The following diagram of the prop
erty to he Wla; ItM Mieet Nuiiih. r fi,
Waat 14th Htraat i
' 17.0 I
B
Se.'t Ion .'1.
Ill,,, k -I
' 17.0 I
3)lli Sir
tii. approslmats aaiauM ee His Use or
ehargs, ! Hiiturv whtott ths stove-da
scribed property is to bs sotil, li,
Willi Ini, t'hersiNI fr,,ni Qetousr ISth'
Itit, loastliar niiii the nosts .mi sllowanoa
aiiiountlng tn $:.!.H Tj, ath Irrterest fi i
Nuvea'' w Ivth, l$ll, tegaHlisr elth ths -
pMiaaa f the sals, Tin. spprorlmata
nin.mii. of ths tinwi. use aaa it) ante tu,i
wtMsr ratts, or othsr il"ii, i.Iil, 1, .,,' ,,,
be a-llowtl to th. piirv)i,iKr uul of tin,
pun-iiaai, money, or paid by ths rlororsa u
gase. 11 and 1 ' ri'si
l'ui,..i New v,,rk, Navsnibar -'Jr,l IS1I
WIlaBUa UA.RHBMoitlo iteferee.
rilRICMIsi RK SALKS
MtfHF.ME coi'HT, nkw , VT.
TIIK NEW YORK TRUST COMSjivV
Plulntlff. uoslnet FBRHAI. C. DiNlVV
t al., UefsndanM.
In pursuance of a iurffmam .f tr
rloiura and sale du) maile and mtl . i '
ths afesra mltleu aotlon an.i statins sat
the rtrst day of October. 1H, 1. hi "ri le
signed. Referee In aald : i it-- i,an,d
will eel 1 ut public auction nt ihr Bschaitsa
Halasrooms, Noa. It'll Vsssy sir,.
tho Boroush of Manhattan. Cll) cf
York, on tha let day of ttsrsmbsr, 1$1
12 o'clock noon on that dv by mVv'rt
BHADT, Auctlouetr, tha prsnilSea dlrsetaa
by aald Judgment to ba aold nt "irratn
deeerlbed aa follows:
At. I. that certain pint of land w.in ,n.
buildlnss thareon. situate, lying and bans
In tha Borough of Manhattan. ('Itv of e
York, bounded and da.crlbtd um follswai
BKdlNNINO at the porn' f mad
the intersection of the eniith.r.. da nf
lat Htraat with the enatarly aids of Hlar.
eida Drive and running thanes faster!"
along tha toutharty aide of y,. gtrssi Ti
feet to s point dlatant fsei (easterly
from tha westerly aids of Wilt Bnd A-a-nua;
thanca southerly parallel witli
said wasterly aide of West Bnd Avemia
and part of tha dlatanre thrnurh a nnrtr
wall to fast S Inchea; thetue tSStarly
parallel with aald southerly el e of :K
street It feat; thence aouthsr' aaain
parallel with aald weatariv lU' ot West
End Avanua IS feet; than -a weaterlv art;.,
parallel with eald aoutherly ,1 Is of ,
Street 44 faet 10 Inihe. thence norther .
parallel with tha weatarly slda .f nvai
End ATenua 10 faat; thence WSStSrly .f i
Rarallei with tha aoiitherlv Ma of
treet and part of the elstanes tiiroutli
another party wall fee: ;s inches mora
or leas to the eaetarly atde .if niveratdt
Drive: thence northerly along aald ....
srly side of said Rlveralda Urivs ..,
i' Inches mora or lasa to ihs point as
place of baslnntng
natal October 7, ISIS.
WILBUR I.ARREMOM. Referee
KABRIPKIE. Mt'RRAY. HA'IR a KES4L
Attornaya for P'.alntln". Wei. Street.
Boroush of Manhattan. New York nty
Tha following la a diagram of 'na rroa.
erty t ke aold; Its etreet mm,' ,r f,.n
IIS Riverside Drive-
RlTerelde Drive
if $
rh tefrproiimat amount of th ,1 m
rharr to Mtit-rv wh1 tl tho n . ..
rlr4i property t -H U M-vtn.
flv thouMiid four hunartd ati'l lfht; aril
00-100 (I'MwO.OO, !! with lnirtfi
from th furl dty of Hcptmber, tflj
rthr with corJtri and aJlOWAnea amounMu
t- TJir1 hundred forty-fv.n . i$)
- 1347 44 Dollar, with lntTMt from c
totr 2nd. IfttBj tothr with thf ax. ,
of the taifB The npprotlmate .iniount af
tli tiiM, aaatMamantii and watr
other Kent whlrh ara to ha allnaM to tht
uiir-'hatear out of the purrhane Trvr,v pat
by tha Kefarea ta Two thotiaanr, tgh r
dred and ftfty-flva and 4t-101 I ' l
Dollarj with Intareat.
Dted Ortntiar 7.
WILBUR LAHRKMOR1C. Rtrarat,
Tha aalet In the bovr entlflad K(j . if
ha realty adjourni'd to Mmidtiv, N.,v.-:nb
l., I.';.', hi the Name hour nri'l p.M'
Uated, New York, November 111. '
Wll.Bt'lt l.AKUKMoKK, Raferea
Tha aal In tha aiiovf ntltlM action
hereby adjourned to Monday. Novombff
Ittls, 1IU, at the name hour and .a
Datod, Maw York. November 11
WIUUTR IaARREMOHK. hVferaa
NPTW YORK srPHEM E COURT MtV
TORK COUNTYJOHN A ITBW m.
RDUtTND D RANDOLPH an l WALTW
C lirBHAKI). an Truntaea In Neu a'
Tha lalverpr.ol uid London and i'u!- Ii
uPaaoo QMBptnrj Llmltod, Pibintttn,
Hiralnat WILLIAM i. P1QUBRON an.
Otnorii Defendant .
In glttfffitaiico of a Jadgftnos f fori
elMUro nd al duly made and ent-:a!
in ine a.'4-ntitid action and ueariri
dat- th- L.ith day .f t-tober, MIS, I. til
undarAla-nrd, the K-r. In Mid Ja-iri-r
named, trill nail at publlfl auction at tBI
i hmsf. silertrim. N-f 14-1 Voioi
Street, tn tin- Uorouvh f MaQbttttn, Otf
County nnd st v of Now Tork, I thl
day of- lermhr. lttlfi, at 13 o'clc k roon
n that day. by Sarin. e; (foldotl kaf ..
ttunaer, th- promiOOa dlrootod bjr tall
ludfltiont t- bo OOld and thfrt-iii dea ih
aa fuUuwa:
"ALL thaT cer'aln lot, pie- e or ptAfOfl '
Ian i. togrfh.T with the huildiiiK- and l
provtMitent thoroon r-rected, attuate Ire
and bifiiiir in th' Boroufh of Hanhatton,
:try of Now Tork. In ttectton 3. n k i.f
on the land m.ip thoroof, bound- . I I
orltM i m foJIowi
"ALL that carta In lot, plooa or ; . '
land eit, .f- In the City of K To-k
known on ;$ map ot propOrl It t
Twelfth Ward of tho City ot Vo Yo-'
bolonflng r.. the ootato nf Thom n ir ni
modo by t&dward Douvhty, Clt) survaji
dated New Y.rk. .Liiiuarv Vh i
tlUd In the ottli - th.- Keen- of f
CltV and County -r New Tork, a N
II hounded an i containing in fo dm
t- to : Northorly in front Klfto-i
Street, twenty-five (St) foot!
th rear by ground now or ',,r-. t i
to th-- MtAto oi Honry Rpi ai
tWanty-tlVO fjl) faet olgni an i - i
(t1,) Inrhen; Waterly h .o' y I
ald map nltiet -nine i :v fool i
on fourth .i Ihchoa; and Baitarl
lot No. w" on aald rnajp nlnot) throi
fOOi four 4 IncbOa, DO the aald Tra
altnoMjOM mora or loao, Tho W wn
wall of nai.i irT$iiii4--4 bolng . party
nnd .-i : ! prml' helngt K own
Numbar :s Weii Kiftoaatn Bti Horaaftj
of Manhattan. City .f Now York "
RUBJSCT to party wall Hgtri inl
rordod In the Ofllco tho t pri -' f
County of v;v Y-.rk In l1-- .7 ' P
vayancoa, h' paa 37" in 1 1 hi
v ihu: one i i ln h Upon thi lb
doocrlbod promlvao h w ai
the bu;. ilna idi-dnlna k 'h- .tat
Datfd. Now Tork, Novemhei i Hi
LRXANDRII 1 If HKR Ii- '
U BE KM AN, mi:ki: i urth om '
torfloya Plalntlifa, " i w 1.1
Street. Borouvh ol Manhattan
City
Thi following a diagram of '- fr
rty to he pold.
The. ftret numhi r 1 l Wool 1 l CI '
. Wool Hth EM
Tha approxlmata antuuni r thi
naif to teitlafy hi h he
Orrlbad property fl to b -two
thuiiaan.i oti hundred and
three and tl'100 HTJ.1II.J5. -lo .ir
Intereat tharaon from tt, . IJih
toier, totfti togathar with ih
gllowanaaa amounting 1 T I
tnd eeventv -idfht mid 01-1 f
doliara, with Rltaraal from U
If II, toaether With the tpeni -gaJa.
The approximate gmounl of h
rtaaeaineiitri an. I Mat I I r-
which are to he flloaad iho t it
out of the purchaaa tnone
Heferee fl ,T-'.70 an. I p.f.'.
Datad, Naw v-o-u Novi bi
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ri III li NOTICHe,
NKW TOKK SUl'HKMK I'OI H
JVDICIAl. UIgTHK'1 Ii
the Appiicate i tin f ib
nii.si-,11 for tha i n-t in.
of N..w York, go,, r;mn,'
an oelula Iii fe,. sinilJ.e ,
certain proper! altuati ll
soslhssslsrly corner -f Hm
v,'t Broaawsi sn,l :ii-
ori,T of I' irk I'i li mi i t
Borough of M mhutian, t-ltj I
for iin. purposes .f 'ii- ie
ten.ui, e aii l op. r.illuii .,1 . ;.
1,1.1... i known .,, ihi I'Al .
Wl l.I.I AM ANU ' I. MiK .- : II
NOT10B is HHHliBl HIVK.v
report of I'hoenlx Ingr.illli
Koirj un.l John II I,
llllssloners of Apprslssl I'I'!
tho above sntllled pro H i
report iir.uv dsta Msptam i i
filed In th ..fli. t, of the
.'"Ulity of ,e. York .' I a
November, lata
S'OTICM is IIUHKrlY Hit
sold rsport win lo pre"nie 1 1
t'rnirt at h gpsclal Tsrm, to
for Uio County of Sc. I'urll I
Plstrlot In I'-.rl III. Un
t 'oiiri House l,i (lie H.-r.. ig
t'ltv of New Toi k
bor. sill .'t 'Iih opening 11 1
gar, spa last than an i I
tll.rorifter us , u n-.-1
motion will i,s in., i
City of New York Ihttl III -eongrtnsd.
Listed, New Y'ork. N'ovau
I (111 : III
Cgrporstlon counsi l M . '
glsreugh of Msnhsttun .
BtJilNltsa i' ii am r.a
rollTt'M: for egperli'ii
aa sscluetvfl illstrlbut ir
'sshlns Compound M
Hand Crsain, sti , si
1 1 tt.' olsanssr for the
eight to th drug, groi -w.ir.',
auto secsssory, ilapor'n
eti' i dsnittfislt'Stlon aae)
tret rebaatsr; iu... ..n.i
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