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THE SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1916.
N.Y. CENTRAL GAINS
GROW 200 PER CENT.
Jump in Net Income in First
Koporl A flop Coiisolida
lion if Lines.
rnoKirs or .927,7 11.1.7:1
The Hist iiiimial report iif tlic New
Ynrk iViitrul ll.illriuiil (".ititiiiiiiy slncf
tin ruiirollit.itliui Willi tlio Lake Shore ,
iIiowh that In Hip jeur emlrd ic,ombrr.
31, IMS, tbide wan an tnetotise of j z,,t0Mi ex,,,c t0.ilay. It vva mild '""""'"'"'i: " That the 'Vonvennii
ncnrly -J00 per cent. In net corporate I yetordy l.y pcmoim Iti'rlos.. touch with ' ln tM" "mtry an.l nomad tie-
Income over the total Incomes reported the detientiire holders' rnmtnlttee that 1 tern I'nlted States bunkers Hint repre
111 1911 by tlin coinjiiinleN m In the If Hw Intercut or wmw guarantee of Its ' ni-tititt Ivrn of tlio French Government
.onsnllda.e'd ,,Moni. The n.creare for 1 J 'Xl: l '''- '
1!H5 uh $".,711,17.1 iki.I that for 1M
wuh !,3.'iS,ilT. The Incre.iFe wim
nr.3,::.
The Income for 1M5 wan e.,ulvale.,t .
to 11.02 percent, earned on the U'l'.',-I
r.BO, IrtO of capital Ntnck outct.uidliiK, '
h uRiiliifl 3.S5 per cent, earned on the I
?22r.,..S l.Ortt! capital Hock oUtstundliiK In j
1711.
The nlluay operatliif; income for the
eur uua $.'.0.17S,7.",,'., as HRaUixt (30,
!i4.ifin in mil. The oneriii loir reve-
Jiuea ero J 1S7.M 2,33:1, a aKalimt $I.M.-1
'" , ,"vnuhn of "r
IOS,394,344, as Hgi.lllst l I3.3ts.122 In I
1914, a deereaso of $::.:.". 1,077. After'
th payment of all oham'ps and dlvldeiiilH ,
the ttirpliH for the year was Iir..2l4,-
9S. On December 31 the company had 1
oji hand 11 profit and lors surplus of
Increnve In 1'rrlulit Mmril.
An Increase of 7.3s,iiOO tons In fielgbt
movcil was recorded for the year. Tho
livcrage haul Increased twelve miles, but
the revenuo a ton niltc- decreased
slightly. The freight levonue for the
car was H . I 1 nioie than In 1914.
I'aijtctiBer trilllo showed a falling off,
lue. It N explained, to failure to recover
from tho depression of the early part of
the year. The road carried l,470,t67
less pasN-ngers than In 1911, although
thero wan a Miiall lucreaw In the num
ber of passengers carried a train mile.
Tho decrease In passenger revenue was
$303,327. Their; was an Increase of $1,
Oo.'i.SM In revenue Irom mall, express
and milk trains.
In his remarks to stockholders Presi
dent A. 11. mlth takes up at some
length the prngicss of worlt 011 the
Grand Central Terminal. He says that
the work b.is bein mainly of a flnlshlnv
tip character, uuuli as la) lug rmancnt
tnicks In pl.c of temporary ones and
constructing pcimauent platforms. ThH
tnado It iwslblc to plaiv rolumiis for
(lie support of overhead buildings.
"Newotlatloii.H have been conducted."
bo continues, "for tho lease and con
struction of lle buildings over tlic ter
minal ana The Incoming station has
been changed by reducing the headroom
and converting th space Into additional
tooms In the 'llltmore Hotel, for which a
lease has been executed at an additional
rental, based on the cost. The building
for the Go eminent mall department
was completed during the )car. Including
tho conveying cqulpim-nt for the me
chanical movement of mall matter to and
from the trains :n the station.
"In connection with the completion of
this building liepew place has been
cpened between Forty-llfta and Fort)
slxth streets. The Vnnderbllt Concourse
Itulldlng at Forty-fifth street and Van
derbilt aveuuo was also completed din
ing the )ear. Work on the IiicuiiiIiit
station and upper level is defeired owing
to business conditions. The new sub
way station Is expected to be complete.!
by the end of the )ear 19IC, and as
Mirances have ben received froni the
New York city authorities that the con
tracts wilt be awanle.l for the bulldlnt;
of the bridge over Forty-second street,
so that It will b. completed at the time
the subway Is put In operation."
Sees i;iilleepiirj Kipenr.
He mentions In his leport that the
extra crew laws of the vailous States are
still In effect and are costing the com
pany $70,000 a year for the employ
ment of extra men, an expenditure
which, ho sa)s. Is regarded by otlicers
us an unnecessary use of funds which
might be cnipln)eil to good advantage In
Improving Iranspoitatlon facilities and
fiervlce to the mihlic. He also nmk fli
announcement that negotiations are still '
pending with the Government with re-1
sped to the uuestlon of increased com
pensatlou for carrying the United States
mans anil parcels post.
The Hoaton and Allnny ltallroad. of,
which the New- York Central 1b lessee.) John .1, Pulleyn, for the past fourteen
reports for the year ended December 31, ' yeats lomptrollcr of tho Ilmlgrant In-
JH15. railvvay opetatlng income of 4,. . ilustrl.il Savings Hank. 51 Chambers
6(1,055. as against S3, 431, 017 In 1U14. ' street, war cho-en to succeed the late
After the deduction of rental and all i Thomas II. Mtilry u president of that
other charges there was a surplus of' Institution at a meeilng of the boaid of,
I7S1.341, ns against a dellclt of Sl.34.703 'director-, held 011 Thttieday. Hefore be
111 1914. T.he operating revenues for the 1 coming cotnptioller of the Immigrant bank
year were 17.S5.83. as against SHI,- ! Mr. Pulleyn was associated with the New,
401,441 In 1914, mid tho operating ex-1 York Life Insurance Company, of which
penses were fU.jifi7.300. as against $12.. '
811.151 Freight revenue on the ro.nl 1
Freight revenue on the ro.nl 1
Inoro.iKeil tl HV "111 nr 1 'I ,
passenger revenue Increased $7,914.
Of the constituent companies of tho
New York Central the Cleveland, Clu
fllinatl, Chicago and St, Ixiuls Hallway
Company shows a net Income of $3,404,
731 for the vear, as against u tlcllclt ot
$1.960.41S in 1911, and the Michigan
Central Hallioml Company shows an In
cnino of $2.9211.957. as against an In
come of $11 1,119 In 1914.
Ilttja .ship for Tobncco Trade.
Annouiicement was mule jesterday
that tho steamship Vlgllatula, of 5,500
tons, had been purchased by llaton,
AVIIllams el Wlgmorc. Inc.. for use In
the French tobacco I indc. Various com-
modifies will bo brought back on return
trlpa. Tho marine im.ur.it co denart-
jnent of the company, which circs for
tho InHurauic on all it, shipments and
also doei u commission business for
others, has been placed In charge of
W. D. Kceson.
Thoill Ill-nil lue-n llod
At the Ilflh annual meeting of the
Chamber of Coinineicc of Queens, held In j
i. rS, - o.ci,.,,, ,, ,,. j
Jl. riiomiiH vvaH iceeited piesldent, and .
(leorge J. Itvnn and John Adlkes, vice-,
presldents, and William .1. Hamilton,
treasurer, Charles ti, Mejer, Kdward
Jtnchc, John W. It.'ipp. rtobert A. Austin
and A, U. Langdon were elected directors.
BUSINESSTR0UBLES.
jvtfw ynitiv iir.vi.TV uvvnkhk i,.rpnrn.
Hon) Judge Learned Hand has grunted
a. motion tor Job II Hedges and Francis
A. Wlnslow, receivers of the .Sow Vork
Ileally Ow ners (inrpo 'u lion i nf njj,
Madison avenue, to mil an apartment
tinuso ut 'Jt'i Wekl Klglitle tb hireet and
h tract Of land nt Youkers known n the
Vineyard Hill lots m public auelloti.
sslili'h ought to net betvvi-en S30,0'jo jn
Ivu.uuO over the inortgages. The Judge
ulhorlreii the reielvirs to Umir rs
eelvere" rerlllb atea for 1100.000 in pro.
feci the property of the eomp.iny from
tax and fm ei in.mo eales. Tliere .ire
arrears of i.ivis 11 n,t as-i eruieuiH on the
jeimpaniV property amounting to SIM,
S??. A'i'' "J"ro of mortgage tnlerct f
!-.. rh" '"'Ire pronertv is Hppralsed
I 1X31)11 1100, . uesee, fur 1110.000 and
mortgages ami taxes are SKiO.OOO,
Hunkriiptiy Prlltl
rilvNK I,, riiLll, c a petition In
iMiikruptey has I,-, n lle, against Frank
I. ' ole, inc., iii.iuurui luter of suits and
" VhelHrJlll' eW,'". "".""''"'h "'". Hi'
u 7 sV.'"".' " 1 "I"- Convert. SJ7I;
aratdJ f"lt1s"","rit' ":- -"".Henry l" '
I ar. $10,000 ,Vid iisse I ! M.00I. LUb,m"
iROCK ISLAND INTEREST
PROBLEM UP TO-DAY
Extension Omitted by Ih-licii-tuie
Holders Kxpircs
Wnit for Action.
Tlic extension of time for Hip payment
of .bimi.iry Interest mi tlic Kft.ooo.non
T. per rent, (told ilnlictiliirpn of tliv "lil
Mini. Uivk Island llllil I'.udlh' Itiiltuuv
Coiiip.iliy, Knintcd by tlio debenture1
1 bolder?.' protective committee lo iillon
,,,,, ,.cklu)Idrr.i of Hip road a .humf
rp...rp .,,, ... . ..t........... r.r.nl.
In a very short lime under tho term .
of the inortKaKP. i
The morlKMKC rtililre that slxlv dnvs i
I . I...1I ..I .... ..e
Intw.t lir.. I.r.n.'.pal Vni, l.o do.
cbirrd In default, tin March 1.'., when i
the Hlxty dayn had eiplted. the com-
m'l'cf 'KTf'i '1 "'"a"' V.'!" ""!.' '"lo,l,1,',r
5 ,,,,'t Inrlliipil to continue Its. roncoselnns,
because i.ticceN.xftil plant, for reorsanlza
tlon have nm been iinnoiinced.
No dellnlte statement about the Am-
fftpr ntan Iimm tipli m.iflo. Iipvolnt 11 denial
nt n.mrm ii... i u..i..riniinnu irn u.i,ct !
rex - elved slowly. .
STRONfJ STITHIES PARTS RANKS 1
...... , .. . . ... .... I
-- . --
rrat Hr.erve IJo.rrnor..
Itetijamln Strong. Jr., sovernor of the
Federal Iteserve liank of New York, who'
returned esterday from Kumpe. said hl
trip abroad was largely for recreation
as he had had tin holiday for two e.us
He denied that Ills trip was III an) way
rniu'i'i -lieu wmi iiPKOliauuils 01 10,1ns or
repurchases of American
said that bis sailing with .1. P. Morgan
011 the Rotterdam was simply u coinci
dence. Mr. Strong admitted, however, that
while he was In Pari and lindon ho
spent considerable time Investigating .
methods prevailing there among
Huong banks
In various matters which ale of Interest
In connection with the development of
tl.A t....1-..l ll...,..fl l..nU Till. I,.,. I ...
,i -..i.i.,i.. ...1,1. .ul' i......m.. ..n
checks and domctlc exchange, and. gen-1 tesum mlglH be made to place an uiie
erally. the customs which govern the'T":1 Imii here, hinting that tie credit
handling of hills.
Throush the courtesy of the bankers 1
of these cities he was able to obtain In-
formation from a number of the lm- "nic.i our imnsiTs a.,.. v,.u
portunt banks, study their methods und ' entlnj: l-raiice Jlffered and may hav
acquaint himself particularly with the
operations of the London Clearing House
He ald he had made a special study of
the methods prev.illim; In Holland ami
EXPORTS HERE FALL OFF.
Total for Week F.nded April H He-
norled nl -HI.I7il.:Pj:i.
Total exports from the Port of New
York for the week ended April S. I'.'I'!.
amounted to !.. 3.323. accordlm; tu j
the compllationa of the foreign trade 1
department of the National City Hank,
This Is a considerable decreaco from the
record breaking total of TS.715.uo0 for ,
the week before. For the corresponding
week In l!Mo the exports were $;t,4uU,.
015 and for the aame week In !H.
flS. 591,134,
The principal exports during the wceli
went to France, which received a total
of I10,7",475 ; Knul.ind received $'.'4.
352.f.37. Italy. J1.530.55S : Argentina.
Sl.372.fiS3 ; Brazil. S1.12:'.u:3, and Cuba.
$1,2U6.5!)7
Ih1.f;s,,lf'i,l",l1L'l""7
per. SJ.s'.'l.fiSt : explosive fuses, SI.IIv,.
527 ; projectiles. J3.;'7,1D0 : t-niokclcss
powder, $I.370,2u3; brass manufactures,
S10.5S5.150, und lion nnd steel manu
factures, S2.603.337.
For the week ended April 1. 191tf, the
total Import at the Port of New York
were S2S.463.441. as Hgaiust S21,lfi7,'.i4 1
France or handlllit: cniuitr.v checki. the'-y","1 , ; "' ' nwiessi)- icripih-i M.,ttr of ,lmes C ullrleu as Mierltf "?rn . ocean. ;uu iare rooms, all open evvoiure.
result of which he extiected to t.reeent at checka and n.nSi, for c.-tblrs. yesterday, tlon. the national hitik. of the country 1 c., reepondent, v- Samuel II ordway et 'orge .. dates vs. l-rederlek S. Dadtev private baths, running wter. porehee. el,,
the meeting of Hie 'governors of th " re-' ,,M ,'r',,"t Ml" ""K 'Wni of fl",d' "h:M clv''" ft" "Pbortunlty to sub-l"! -, ..PI-Il-isi- order affirmed vvltllto ;V',;L,V,"on ," rM"' C'r,l" in i?' VL- raf-" n'V.";rvl.0. .'"rVvvW"
Kerve bank,, which is to be held In I"'''"" nc ,1s In this market. Mr. ncrll to Mook matters belnK arranged I Tti,,'tke!''p T ' auhtln. J . dT-eent1:
Theresa ."eagrist et al. vs Dnntel C, '
Washington net week lloniUrK tibl that approximately fin.- In such a way that no one concern could ' lug. i order tiled It-Id et al. Motion denied with sio ions i
Mr Stromr do dined to mike anv state- ""."'" of tile Anulo- French loan was gain control of the new Institution. After , toe nutter of vijg.lalens Herrmann, "mo". .1 . ll(sentln,1 order tiled T
',, , ,1,' " SIJ1C st ,, deposit hef to France credit. the establishment of the bank, with. '"."'"'I order afnrn.ed with no i Pnnel. n. lion ne vs. P.djsl.eth It ivi llHt IEADINC RESORT HOtEL Of THEVVOBLo"
ment In resar.l to the war. Jr . ,, .,. branches In the trade centres of th" mid ",,"r"","", N" ,"'", .Ver'niJ "" " ' """ " """ r ' I mwIU L TQr. JtIll
for the corresponding week in 1015 and . """" running mini tntee to live years'
SIH.777,397 for the corresponding week;""'1 ,h,lt "'"' """''l ,," Issued at an In-,
), teres, rale and on such teinis as to make
them attractive to American Investois
'without catlsinir dfscrlmliiiillrin II I'll I tl t i
ntw JaMiUKAfii aAaa. ntAJj.
Jnhn J. Pulleyn Succeed the l.nte
, . ...
r-.M,.. .. ... ....r,.
he Is still a trustee. He Is also 11 mom-l
ber of the advisory 'joard of the Wash-
her of the advisory 'joard of the Wash-
llnetnii l,r:,i,el, ,,f 1 An ri l.v,.l...
being 11 member of the finance committee
I...IUV ami ir .lint- ,ii iiitiii., voaillies
of the St. Vincent do Paul Society, o
Is a meiyber of the Catholic Club, the
Lotos Club, the Friendly Sons of St.
Patrick and the National Arts Club.
Mr. Pullevn v.ts n member of the com
mittee for tho revision of banking laws,
in i i ant. is recogiiucu as an au
thority on suvlugc bank laws. He Is
nt present a luciber of the reorganl-
ration cnnitulttce of the Chicago and
Fastern Illinois Kullroad.
Mr, Pulleyn was born in New York
city April 21, IsfiO. .and has lived In
New York all his life.
25 MORE STANDARD OIL SHIPS,
f omiHiiilr Add to Fleet- I'repnr-
I UK for I'nlurr.
The Standard OH Company of New
Jersey Is building fifteen new tank ships
ami tne ntannarii on t otupany or New
York Is 'iilillm- ten tankers in liu ,l... 1
I i Itn '"imeis to Its fleet , i
This acllvo construction of tankers i.
the Slundard Ull companies. Is due lo
,,ii- son. nit,-. iii ocean tonnage anil lo
Hie plans of tho companies for further
development of Ihn world's inaikelN for '
refined pioducls i-siieclallv after the n. '
establishment or more normal intern.!-1
tlonal trade conditions.
The necessity of developing oil fields
outside of the Fnlted Stiitcs is also e.
iiull'lug that large additions ho made to I
the tonnage nf the Standard (ill eoni.
llanle.M Meets so as to Io Iol- f,..l,. ...
piles nf oil lo refineries hcio. ThiwStnn
dnrd Oil companies havo extensive fields
In Peril and Mexico.
RUSSIAN FINANCES BETTER.
MavliiH of People llnvr liicrcnard
I.IMHI.tMMI.IMHI llnrliiw IVnr,
Pktiioiiii.vii, April 1 1. I'lerio Hark,
tho llussluii Finance MlniMcr, In ai.
ilrepslng the Council of the F.mplio on
the budget to-day said Hint notwlth
rlnndUig war oxpensefl niuouullng to
I2,nou.iioo,noo itihlcH ($c,ono,noo,iino)
the financial strength of the country Is
growing, partly on account of the aboli
tion of the alcohol monopoly.
Hlnco the beginning of tho war the
paving" of Hie Itusslaii people, he. said,
huJ Increased 3,000,00,N rukla (II,-000,000,000).
NEW FRENCH LOAN
HERE WELL ON WAY
Pmlinbly Will He 11 Snip of
9100,000,000 to 9200,000,
000 Wortli of Homls.
MAY UK RAXKlNti (,'HKIMT
Xesrollatlons for further dIr French
loan or credit are well under way, apd
It Ik expected that an announcement re
E.irdlnir the amount and terms n III 1e
l'--rt"rf of J. r. Mown to Great Hrltalii
and France aie lunv taking detlnlle form
u,i..,ii.i i. ,, I.-,,,. .iin,.,.,.,i i..n
Jterday by Octave llomberK. financial
representative of the breii.h (lov eminent
In this country. Mr. llotnberK Is ono of
th cntninlttee of bankers reprcentliiR
Allien, who negotiated tho placing
of the fr.rtO.nov.nan Anglo-French loan
In till, country limt eununer.
.liij-t what the tunount of the new loan
or credit will he Mr. Ilombiire Is not
prepared to sav, but It In probable that
It lll be between $100,000,000 and $200.-
ls "ol cenam wnen.cr mo
new llii.mclm; n III be In the shape of an
ollt ,,,i ,it loan, as was the Anglo- ,
111 k- in n,
V rPnch pr wh,'h" 11 wl" ln ,h I
l, ,., f l,ui,ltl,r emllt
, , mi .1.
" ' I'mhable that It will be the for.
mer. and that France will endeavor to
sell bond In this market. These Kinds
will proUibly have as collateral the se
curities of certain of the neutral coutv
... .. ,, ,.. ,..1,1. un..n.
American securities It was Intimated
yesterday that France would not us her
American railway and Industrial Issues
which she Is mobilizing as a 4kisIs for
this credit, preferring rather to sell them
111 this market for what they will bring
,,, "'
Tall, of Time fared Loan.
Mr, llonilierg Intimated that an at
iof t'le French lloverntnent otiRht to be
"J1"0 'l'"' !',l"""1rc ,hc '""j'''., "TT,?:
"- s believed, was one of the points
caused whatever hitch there has been
In the loan netrotlatlons.
It was tsilnted out. In spite of the de
preciation In her exchatiKe. which broke I
' meiita hod ben
perfected between
Italn to correct the
i France and ilrcat Hrlt
i iiepreciatlon In French exchange in Iajii
' don. which has been the main cause of
npfcttltn: rates on Paris In this market.
admlttcil that Franco had been Mllp
iiinfr i-obl tn Ctielaiiil for this tiurt,iHe
,, ,ll,., thal ln return the Hank of
Kiuland had been Krantlm; reciprocal
ctetllta In FratKc. Ah a result of these
arrangements franc exchange rallied
sharply yesterday from the extreme low
record prices and cIomnI at 6.05 for
..becks an.l MH., fur cnblea. This mm.
,,aT- with n previous closing rate of
.. .. i..tt.s .A.s.if.i iitsi.i.i .r ti ilk l.. mi, flirt biiiirttmoni i.r is. - , if s'iiiiimtii rurr iit-ti -i . . - ... .
HfiTL. for the former and 0il; for the'. WASIIINdTON. April II. -The day call
,a,ter. ''""i V V" s". Wtff
.t the time that J. P. Morgan last I SIO. Si:. 31 1, TSS and ll
went abroad It was understood that his
major purposi was to discuss a French
loan of between SlUO.Odti.tiAO and S20C-
nuu imiO. and though the report was at
that time denied by his partneis and by,
representatives of the Flench Oovcrn
" n,i,ittc,i mnt !
French loan was receiving
consideration
both here and abroad.
Issue of Notrs Siiuacatrd. i
It was tttulei stood then that the'
French llnanclng would take the form of
I the Anglo-French 5s.
i Trance Is known to have alien, lv bor-
rowel about SI20.uO0,00D In this market
.either In loans or credits outside of thei
Anglo-Fri nch loan, of which her shaie
l imdei stood to have been' S230,00ii,000. i
Iieniand slcrlllig closed at 4.7t.... as
complied with 4.7i"i 7-16 on Thursdav,
while cables were fractionally higher lit1
.77 t.js, ngalnsl 1.77 the iliiy jirevlous
Italian lire dropped from ti 4S to 6 43
wlllu luhW decllmd from 3n.45 tt. SO.rS. ',
,1,11,1,.., n.Pr- ,. ,ir n 4-s: .,.!.,,
V" i , nn n,i.ri;i.?v' .ikalnst
'N .;., .1 j ... ,'
,-.,,.:,..:. a , ,
. , ...
.'.
L.ime:
L-.imee. I 111 were IJUOieil oil fUlllSilay
at 72', and 7.1 respectively. Austrian
V-ronen advancv.l from 12.52 to 12.60.
I.Hckn viniinn llnlla Advanced Too,
K. A. S. Clarke, president of the Lack.
iwanua Steel Company, announce,! yes.
t.iday tint, following the action of' the
1'nlled States Steel Corporation in ad
vaucing its price on steel rails $5 a ton,
the Lackawanna company would make
a similar advance after May 1. lies,
seiner standard sections will lx placed
at $33 a ton and open hearth sections al
$35 a ton.
FINANCIAL NOTES.
The Cnlle.l Sl.ilea Vfortgjge and Trust
Coaipanv will give employees who wish to
attend the summer canm for military train
log at Pliittslnirg. N V., a month's leave 1
of iilisenre, wl'h full pay
Ordevs for i.'fiS.OiW tons of hteel rails for i
1MT diliver have bi-t been ptuced by,
the l'eiin. Iv iiiila Itullroad Company of
I nns iv aula iiuoinaii , nnipany lit
Uw r,,n, lir,ere.l I3;..i0 tons are for the
Hues east of I'ltsloirg and 30. 000 tons
tor the lli.es west of Piiieliurg.
M niertltiK of directors lldward
Tnwnsind, president of th- Importers and
Traders National Hank, was elected rh.ilr-
i1.'"1'.."' .!.h.r.t.', "'":'! "rw '.V 'J r"!lc'
president, whl'le II. P.' To n.end. sun of
Tnwnsend, succeeds Mr. Powell us
'ashler,
j. p Hetheringlon. for twelve jears ai.
so. luted with X IV. Ilahey Co. Chhugo,
a'"1 A Hullard, for inure l.han tventv
'' ears nssoi mil u wltll I,. 11. unions A
Hons In llo.Hion. San Krani'lsro und Chi
ego, liuve Inciirtioriited its lbilbird.
Ilellie rlngtou t Co. to deal In Investment
IsJIlds.
Th'i! mmmlltee of which AMn W, Kreth
ii cliiiiruinii anuounces an extension eif
time until Ma I.', for the deposit of the
tlrst mortgage f, p,-r cent, bonds of the
WiHlein P.iclllr Hallway Company and for
the tiling of llgreeme Ills uf Mllisr-rlptlnn for
the new Imiii.U. eiirlt are pi he lilHile
Willi the r.iiiltaliln Trust Couipau and Us
agents,
Dr. Sihujler Si-nuts Wheeler, prrslilrut
of the Crocker-Wheeler Company of Am
pere, N, J,, In a I. tier to stnckhiiblers saa
tliut net oarnliigH of tho company for tin
month of Fein nary wero moio thuu Sins,
Odi). The luesent bookings of lie
p.iuy in tlie eleilrli'iil line nbiim are inure
than (. Odd. mm p, r far. This U Hie
largest In the uniipauy'a history. The
nrilnun.'o deparliueut la running at full
ratniclty and Is meeting the date of'shlp
menls agreed upon when order wire
honked. l)r, NVIneler saja that tfcare la
every iirobablllty of a continuation of bull
ntas at th prassut rata.
NEW HAVEN RAISES
$25,000,000 EASILY
Itmikei's liny Notes Itnilroiul
to hiy $2,000,000 Out
of Knrniiitfs.
nanker.", headed by .1. P. Morgan &
Co., have purchased from the New York,
New Haven and Hartford 1 tall road Com
pany $2.-., 000. 000 one year 4ia per cent,
collateral trust notes. The purpiwe of
the nalo of thcee notes Is to pay off part
of the J2",00n,noo 5 per cent, notes ma
turing on May t. The remaining 2.
OOO.nOO will be taken care of out of
earnings. The oilier mcmbcrx of the
syndicate are tho First National Hank,
te. IIIkkIiimiii Co., the National City
Hank and Kidder, I'eabody V Co.
No underwriting syndicate Iim been
formed to purchase these notes, but the
bankers have sent a letter to thoen who
participated In the underwriting or the
t27.O0u.O0O & per cent, notes two years
ago and a year ago, giving them the
privilege of purchasing notes to the
amount of their participation In the pre
vious underwriting. This privilege will
remain open until next Monday. Any
of the notes not then taken 'will be
offered by the bankers at par. It Is not
belluved that this step will be necessary,
however, as 100U Is already bid for
the new notes.
The sale of these J2.".,O0n,O00 notes
places the New Haven In a good Una 11
clal position for another year, lty the
end of that time. It Is believed, arrange-
inrnis win nave neen worked out for re
iiirnm Mill intvi
funding the $2.p..00O.O0O 1 1.. per cent
notes on a Ions term basis. While It
!" w.nicwliat early to estimate what w III
'"" "o,10 " UMderstood that effort
will be continued to secure In Mas.
chusetts and Connecticut the legislation
necessary to permit either the sale or
preferred stock or the creation of a gen
eral and refunding mortgage.
The collateral behind the new notes Is
the ame as that which secured the 127.
ono.ono . ier cent, notes and amounts
to $tft.l7,79.
INTERESTED IN TRADE BANK.
Financier Here and Klirnhrrr
Take Pp Idrn for One.
v... -...i. i ...... . .
- ...m .,u i,i,i oi tow n hansel s
have been holdltn: u number of Informal
conferences recentlv In rceard to the nr.
ruiliitlmi of i I I'nb eL e,.i .. .. I
K. rural on or a batik for forclitn trade,
which has been recommended he the
Federal lleserve Hoard. It Is expected
tl.nt the Idea will I. nnoro,-e,i t,.:
, . .
sres In an nmendmeut to the Federal
reserve net The National Hank of
s uiomH ""r Mr,a,,
National Man have been nartlcti ar v
Interested here. Suplsirt has been given'
to the plan hv banks In Clilcaco. St 1 ,'?'"r ,rnrl""'1. wl",' '"sts and dl
Paul. New Orleans. Iv'msa. "cify.' St. WS'T V!::!:;nMl;
I..MH-. i.ufiuu nun I'miaaripniH.
tiic tpntatlvo i;.in pruvlilos tlint. aft'r!
world. It Is believed the small countrs
hanks will be In n position comparable
wltll ttiat of the Vew VorL- l.ob-
..re.eoV for t.!!L, ?S- .
present ror renderins forelcn service to
their customers.
It has been Nilcgcsted that banks
undertaking the organization of the tiro.
tiosed Institution should not try to make
large protlts from it at the slatt but ' ',lrtnooiii - imornev personam o opin-
r"?,U.llJ;7'!..UA,,nlHS:,, KWV"..HI. M......
i.. .it. iinn - i . "", . V
.-..(.....ite .... fiint luiciKii iraopi
as a whole.
t. S. Supreme Court Calendar.
William Shakespeare
In honor of the tercentenary of the poet THE SUN will publish
to-morrow a special 12-page illustrated Shakespeare supplement.
It will be a scholarly, entertaining review of the world's best
thought on Shakespeare, adequately illustrated with scenes from the
plays and portraits of the great actors and actresses, both past and
present, whose names are linked with that of the Bard of Avon.
Among the well known writers and critics who have contributed
are the following:
JOHN COOPER POWYS,
Author and Critic.
ADOLPHE COHN,
Professor of Romance Languages and
Literature, Columbia University.
GEORGE C. D. O'DELL,
Professor of English, Columbia University.
FELIX SCHELLING, LL. D
John Welsh Centennial Professor of Eng
lish Literature, University of Pennsylvania.
GEORGE McLEAN HARPER,
Holmes Professor of Belles Lettres and
English Literature, Princeton University.
In addition to this supplement THE SUN will print in its Litho
gravure Section two pages of beautiful pictures of scenes connected
with the life of Shakespeare.
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APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS,
Cnniplete Mat of Announcement
by First Department DIlslon.
The Appellate t)llsion, First Tlepart
ment, handed down tlia following de
cisions )esterday :
Albert Sunder na rscr,, appellant, vs.
Frederick I'. Proctor. Jr.. respondent.
JihIkiim nl iifTlrined with costs. Opinions
by Cage and Smith, JJ. (Clarke, P. J and
Htnltli, .1., dlssetitlhK), Ordrr Hied.
Matter of Public Service Commission,
appellant, va. Intrrborougli Itapld Transit
Co., respondent, order affirmed with $10
l osta and dlHlmrsrini nts. Opinion by
l.uiifthllii, J. Order tiled.
Import Chemical Co., appellant, va.
Porster Gregory, Ltd., respondent, or
der luodltled os directed III opinion, and
as mr.it 1 Hi .1 arm-mo! without costs. Opin
ions b I '.i Re uiid LaiiKhlln, J.t. 1 Lauchlln,
J.. dlseenlliigi. SetUe. nnler on nottrc.
Abrabaui Vellenian. respondent, va. Sid
ney Hliinienlhal A Co., appellant, Judg
ment reversed nlth mats and complaint
illsniloscil Willi iosIs, Opinions by Laugh
till and l'.igc, J.I, (P.lKr, .1., ill-Mnlln).
Order tiled,
Alevuinler II. Neiiowlih. sppellant, s.
Leopold Cohn. respiitideut. .ludcment re
versed, new trial ordernl, ensts to uppcl
I" tit to abide event. Opinion by Davis, .1.
Order tiled.
William P. Sheridan, appellant, vs.
Thomas .1. Mrliiualillti, reepomlent. .tudg
ment leversed, new trial ordeted, costs to
appellant 10 abide ennl. Opinion by
l.aiighllu. J. order tiled.
.Iiunes A. Mi. Veins and another, appel
lants, . iMwln .V. Sllllnian it l i.
spotnlents, Judgment reversed, new trial
ordered, costs to appellant to abide ricnt.
Opinion by Laiighllii, J, order llled.
armela Itln.indo. as administratrix, un
pelinnt. is. H. C. Weeks Son et a)., re
spondent". Aa to l'eimim oprrAtlug Co.
JinlKiiient (ifTlrmed with costs. As to D. C
ee, f. rp .,,! Artmir iireenileld. Inr .
.linlKinent n versed and new trial ordered
with i.ts to appellant lo abide event,
opinion by l.aughlln, J. Orders llled.
Henry P. llatih and another, appellants,
va. Western Development Cn. et al.. re
spondents. Juaslllent r.i'.r....! ItV. i.i.l.
and demurrers overruled with cost-, with
leave to defendants to withdraw demurrers
and to answer on pament of cost. Opin-
Ion by Smith, .1 order nied.
William A. Ilatl.e. respondent, va. Sam
uel Adams und .mother, appellants Same
vs. Same, orders HfTirund lth $l co. is
e.ri'1 iiisiiiirsemenis opinions !v Mel.auirh-
In and Don ling. .IJ, 1 Dow ling, J., dissent
him. . .nirrs men
Northern Hank of Neiv York and another,
appellants, vs. Washington Savings Hank,
respond! nt. Judgment affirmed wnhcostr
opinion by Howling, J. order Hied.
den ,.f ItHiiV, A. J;,.;.i.'..Vr V- ' VA
MUVwVr.V'aiV rePWem'.. OM T
cr,e, with no ro.t. nd disbursements
and motion denied wl'h 110 costs. Opinion
.,enre 1 van Tiiyi. ,ir . a- Superlnten-
I. a i'...lal. t
Ctl-MIl, .1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 -
Tit .iilti I Til. Son iw.l.s nfn 1
mih $10 ro,i- an.l iIiVihimV ..in V Vn.r'' Mollon firnto.l nun 110 mis, or-
opinion order tiled.
Ill the niHlter of Julius A
Vm .......
."ll--
lle-nondent lenetired. Opinion by Clarke.
P .1 settle order on noil, e I American IlrltMi Mfg. Co. v. Inter
Miraham lloebmaii. respondent, vs Carl ' notional Power Co. Motion denied with
W Pierce, app-ll-int Pantile lla.kln v -,' ". costs, order filed.
Same, lerael llarltln vs same. Max II : Cornelius P. Tnomey vs. Westcott 1
i"i . .-.jiue. timers reverse, i vvltn lin
i o-ts and dlshursi iiieuts and motions
granted on cutidltlinis stated In order No
' "''l'.'1"". Orders tiled.
Mortimer S. Mom and another, re-
spondents. v.. Morris Al-tedter. nppellaru.
"der afllrmed with no costs and dls-
1"l1r""n'nts Vn 0pn order tiled.
I . " "". ,"'"r... .'. . ''lace. de.
'".ni. i.riie, ainriueii unn 10 eols ana
, disbursements No opinion or.lsr tiled
i ''sle I:. Drill, respondent, vs l-ldor r.
v:'" u-.i,,r,;!.l,'bn,:r.e!,',e'!,r,rs. "t ta
I . er riled.
In Hie matter of Knipp A Fren. h. In.
'inn. 9. i;.iwru .1 Knip. Iinilrt,a., ltp-
7 LMni l,ru,r iinn.i witn jio ..uisuin
Colonlvl ?-.ivlng Hank .v Tru-t Co. re.
1 "pondent v Morton Truek a Tractor Co.
loii'i'-nir.,. .im.euniu irrurr .iiiirme.1 nun
"" disbursements. No opinion.
i order tiled.
, John W Itotbenberg. appellant, vs Her-
!!." "i.'",1" .VA respondent. Order re-
r. ,o V', ' J "J.Tl,T',!::m:"
c.,ta and dlahurmnts to he ul,l by lie
i 7.'" nppensm , .iiixis.
-lopi i.ines la. -i i. retDoniieniN. iir.ier
afllrmed with 10 costs aad disbursements.
No o,ilnlun. order tiled.
I People ex re. loruard .Vssof latlon. re-
. spondent. vs. Law-on Purdy et al.. sppel-
, dUbursement and motion granted
P"""n P"
i Ida Pjss Indy r. appel. ant v
.t.u.e iN.iri .-...p.-., .unit. 411.1
with
Order
Mil-
HARRY LYMAN KOOPMAN,
Librarian and Professor of Bibliography,
Brown University.
HENRY A. BEERS,
Professor of English Literature, Yale Uni
versity. GEORGE ROY ELLIOTT, Ph. D.,
Henry Leland Chapman Professor of Eng.
lish Literature, Bowdoin College.
FREDERICK C. HICKS,
Law Librarian, Columbia University.
CALVIN THOMAS,
Gebhard Professor of Germanic Laneuaces
and Literature, Columbia University.
dred Oalland et at., reapondant. Order af
lirmed wlih $10 corls and disbursements.
No opinion, order tiled.
Wlnfred S. fllles. respondent, va. Kdward
l.anger Printing Co, appellant. Order ar
finned with $10 costs and disbursements.
No opinion, order flled.
John Forsyth Co., Inc., appellant, vs.
sr. 11. ,1,1 .vu.,...iaitAn ami uiiotlier. respond
ents. M. I. Stewart A Co. vs. Same. Or-'
ders afflrmed with $10 cost and disburse
ments. No opinion, Orders llled.
Harney Kelnberg, respondent, va. rough- 1
keep.le city Wapplnger Falls lty. Co.,,
n..M...i n.,1.. -l.r-e.l Ulfh 1111 COSlS
and disbursements and motion granted. No
HluacnDF OUerlno. Admr.. appellant, vs.
Tiuro .weiiuo n. ii. .o.. resi"uiiu-'ii
der nfttrmed with $10 ami dlsbumei
Or-
Isburaenients.
No opinion. Order tiled.
Hm.I.i.. 1.- Ulinnn ml nl . AnnMAIltS. V .
Mnrrlon Hllk Co. and another, rmpond
entK. order uftlrnifj with $10 coula and
dlsliumements. No opinion. Order bled,
Sarah llnenlc. appellant, vs. I.dward I..
Ilnenig. rrapnndent. Order afflrmed Mil
$10 roris and disbursements. No opinion.
Order tiled.
.Mary Condon, appellant, vs. Aaron
nuchabaum Co., respondent. Order af
nroied with $10 costs and disbursement.
No opinion. Order Wed,
11 1.. t'nnu.fiv in . rHnntianf . a. I.U
reno Cumlaky, appellant. Order reversed
with $10 routs and disbursement and mo
tion uranted with $10 costs. Opinion per
curiam. Order tiled. .
.Mervyn Wolff, respondent, vs. Fred .
Hennet, Impleaded, appellant. Order af'
llrmsd with $10 costs and disbursements.
No opinion Order Oled.
Daniel II. Pomeroy el sl resnon.lents.
vs. lloeklng Valley lty. Co.. appellant Or
der afllrmed with $10 coats and Ulhiir
inrnis. Oplidnu per curiam ICIarke,
P. .1.. and Davis. J., dissenting.) Order
tiled.
Patrick A. Powers, respondent, vs. Th
Crystal Him Co., appellant. Ordr re.
vsrsed with $10 costs and disbursements
and motion (ranted. No opinion. Order
Hied.
Clarence ti. t.etey. respondent, a. I..I
iuun.1 11. Dodge, appellant. Order afrtrmed
with $10 costs and disbursements .No
opinion. Order filed.
Staten Island Hrble Co., respondent, v.
An.ler.on lrlre. unnellant. Order sfflriued
nlth $10 costs and disbursements. No
I nrtltilnti. flr.lee flleit.
1 .lull Pollock t al., appellants, vs. Sam
uel Sarhs et al., respondents. Order af
' tinned with $10 costs and disbursements.
I N" opinion. Order llled.
The Same Vs. Same, Order reversed with
' coats und disbursements and motion 1
1 denied with 110 costs and stay vacated 1
I ."i,,,,,"n- ""J.p ... .
wlih $10 costs und disbursements. .No
opinion. Order filed.
In the matter of Charles B. StoeUwell, I
dei eased. Motion granted unless appel
Lint rompllca with terms stated in order,
nnler flled.
' o matter of Philip Su-
;'?h frlTT," ordT"""
'',;'" wL.eri v. lol.n
I ...iT'1 Li?... 1 i iif. ifn ."l." '
In tho matter of Plilllp !uniun. .vio
Hunt compiles
Clrder llleil
J lioiiuv.iti
.Motion granted with $1" co-t- order llled
i:. .U- a..".... , It.,.,l
I """."
der tiled. i
. v icinr leiiBim ve. rrAIIK I., iiim-iihh f.
1 Mmlon granted with $10 eofls. order tiled
' i'i'-" ' ..i.i;n.n ki-iil-i ....i.
Order nied.
llolu rt A. Iteaity . i!ui.iv I. l!o-en
berg Motion denied with $10 costs, or-I
der tiled.
The people. r, vs. Ralph Huarano
Motion granted, Order tiled.
The People, tr., vs Agldia Damlco.
Motion granted, order tiled.
AncuH K. Nichn.non vi Chrtr S !
SpraiEu-. .pplliitlori drnfl u 1th 110
lu'-s, Onler Icn?t, J
Appllr.itlon dnlcti with MO con Onlrr f
1I ttn'ij
l.iri Trnp a. Pamiif, li!utnltrR App I
rett'.au I'M.iVsl with 110 cit'tK. Url-r t icn.
l.va Trnp tlrn.tn II Knhn App!i
CHtlnn l t ti nlth $l tnii nntr '
1 1 n r. itiicity t. i.iiiott-Miier An
Leo I., Ii'ttaay vs. William vi itjrr.i
Motion granted; iimstlon- certified order
niej.
Nations! Nassau IlanU v. .lame, c
ieur viotlun denied e.iii, Sift .
Order died.
Clarence II Kelsey v John M- Ttgu-
'"'1 ,n,nn ,"n,t"
with S'O
Tlese t: Itrlll vs letdor C llrl
Vto.
tiou .lenle.l order nie.t
MlVi,a'rrk.,Vfa!?d0b'arno,,;,er'h
spin s M,ir
.vi .M.irus ana anoiuer Jiotlon
lenled
ttiit. 110 ee-i- iira-p oie.i
Michael Matnney ve. Cunanl s. ce
Motion granted except tn so far as it ks
that appellant be directed to file nlnete.-n
additional copies of the record. Settle or
,ier on nfiiir.
I rits llnurlehter vs Cverlv t)l- ln
tlen denied with 110 ons order tiled
In tlie nistter of IMnnrd t.it.iis its
-pondent dleb-irred s-tt'e ord -1 on notice
in ii , i ')) ii-iiir ,,.. ruais, urtHT r""'ii'in. ivuiiin fiifiti iitui hhiiiui sir tii.
1NAVIAN
Emmtttmmmt sm tavtt
LINK I
Narwtr. Swtdti,
Dannarlt
NEUTRAL FLAB
Olltlldt WK MM
No cntrabanl
MSnSgineririfJ.Wgl A IS.OOO Toua Dl.pl.
tamea.
VI T.ii.ti I
Aioucrn nimiim., , 11, v.. . '. ,,... -
.il Slannnntlan rtlh All KuroDeanC'ltlM.
I'rrilerlk III, Apr. Itt llelllg J'a. 'pr. M
AjiJhBasn0.,lnc..Aita.,l B'aray.M.T.
SllNfl KKsmtTJ
NEW JERSEY Allantbj City,
Nothing Is more attracjlyn or
lienenclal man neing seaw-i 10 an
easy chair, wrapped In a. steams
rug. and enjoying the marina view,
from an open deck, or glass enclosed
solarium Immediately adlolnluji ttu
rsiardtsalk.
HOTEL OKNNIS Is uneitualleJ
n this respect and mslnlslni
.11 iinotistrnetod ocoan vie'
'rum every floor. . ""
Alwsjs oien. Capselty 1 1 ). f
NKW YtHtK OKKICK I
The Spur Trav I llurcsu. "A
:ist Klfin Ave. -
HOTEL
CHELSEA
Occupjlng entire block of ocean front. In
the fashionable. Chelsea section; 300 bed
chambers with private baths (fresh and
aa ivaier). High cto-s orchestra, cafe.
rill, c. French chefj dolf privileges.
Autos meet trains. Ilnnlclet Open all year.
J. It. THOMPSON ft CO.
Of r" i r a cnmfnrl . LMiilt
ttAMUT r rivFoor ruori worn ivtwitoi
nil bl
aWMrTTV.-
HOTEL RALEIGH
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
LJOSIAH WHITE i. SONS COMPANY
l.e-i.llng Inch ass moderate rate hotel
Alhemarle 'ginia We, near lira n i'a
S10 UP WV V h..l rl,...
H.w,i'.r par or- evcetlei t table iev'
nine dinners), llooklet. J. I'. COPE.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
Ml. (.Vltlll.lV AK. AMI IIKAl'H
I'rl.ult Halt,, running water In rooms.
K. staler to ettetl lexei. sun P-irlor Can
city SiO t.pecla! rates. Booklet.
It. II. WILLIAM
HOTEL LELANDE
(.111 the ben. Ii. M.,e.ii blle'lte , I'noli
- 111, e, o, p,h, 1 , ele.,tor. ,e, (ri
ghts, prli.ite tilths. Ulster ho,. kings
ole no W , HAW K.
NEW JKKSEV l-aktstooO.
I akeiviMMl, N. .1. No'eit for
lis home !t,c atmo.phe e
no f Muir Iin Ins
1: 1: Mi'ANc.nNHKitti, Mur
N KB' YOHK Westchester County.
firtarcltff Hotogr
AT BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y.
OPENS MAY 11TH
BOOKING OFFICE AND
"ULL INFORMATION
402 MADISON AVE., N. T.
TELEPHONE 7070 MURRAY HILL.
WllllT: M l.l'lll It M-HINCiW. w. v.
Thi Brcenhriir W'Hv sulphur sprines. w.v.i.
in pretnnrnr 0vtn A11 Vlar Uuro Mn ra-j-
bL'.VI.VIONsKS.
nuw ionic sri'iti:Mi:coi'iir. cous-ty
or ni:w tiiiK I'Niu.v u w rv.J.
I'A.SV of .NKW VOItli. hi Trustee under
n terluln deed of trust made bv I'eter
ijeddes, dated dune 10, uni;. I'lainnn
opiin.t dovai.i) a. i:i:iiii:s- "ivi..
iiAitr.T i:. iii:i)in:s; jamus i oiuiiirs"
I'iitiiu MdiDDNAi.n iii:nt)i:s, ii'oiiiii.5
ua ixc i!mnn:, i;m i i.v haii,i:v. ihJn'
ai.i ti oi:inu:s. ju.Nitnt; ruijl vp
m v.wvui.i. i.i unns. ni:itAi,i) '
m:ii, f.i:i)ii:s, .i.mi:h ,.. ..riVm-V
ji'Muit; a!m:s cu.ni: uninn:.s, i1
AI.D li til.UlllIS ,,I I'MON TltL'T
L-OMPANV HI' NKW tillli. ,,h KxeeuTor,
ot the List Will .mil I'.'jlunir hi f j,,.,,,
tifddes , lie, .d.ed olid ... Adm I nl.l n.tot
of the lioo.ls, thullel nod Credits h, li
uere of I'otir tied. lee, decease,). .n,i
IwiVtosA: 'AW,!i:-,K- i"frid.5?.l
I'o tlie above m, i,e,l ilefeudants
vou Aiti: iii;i;i:iiv m'mmonkd to
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