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12 4
THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916.
I
WEST SIDE TRACK
NUISANCE ARGUED
N. V. (Vnh-iil Coiiiiscl Sn s
Hill A Iiol isliitiir (mile Is
Noctllt'.ss lii'irMutinii.
rntuc iiKAitixu is hku
Muvnr Mllchd liolil it public 1it-.tr-ItiK
.vectettla,' mi the bill ).ifHf(l by 111"
Legislature which clotlurcM the nitcra
Unit "f trnlriH ill uniili- ly the New
Yml iVniial r:,tln ii mi tin- West Ship
Im ii iiiiIchiico unit milieu It mamlatiiry
upon Hit' IIimiiI uf ladlinatc In pro
vltlp fur tin- icmnval of these track In
tin- event tli.it wltliln tlni'i- montliH after
tlio tii't K"i'M lulu the effect tlio rullrn.ul
l'nml.lll,V lias lint lllril VI Ith till' Imiint l'n
mvii plans nf lniprni'iiii-nt. t'mlcr the
hill tin- lailrnail I'nnip.iny Rt'tH thr'e
months tn tleciili nil tin- llccept.ltli'e f
tin' plan ivlihh may he Mibnilttctl by
Hip Ilninl nf IMlniatf. Tin' vvnrli
under this imiri input must It fltiltthetl
within fnnr .vcai.
If the Hnanl nf llftlmnte uml tlio rail
road i-nmp.iii.v iln nut acree mi a pi 1 if
within llftri'ii iimiitliM tin- rallm.nl mtn-i
I'.my within seventeen month) from tit
tlnio thlK afl talic effect l rctiilretl t"
flip plan." a i'tl prnMlc. fnr thp bicatl'm nf
ltn tiaikH iimler Kmiitul almt the -nrrp.)
anil parks frnm Spiiyti'ii iMiyvil tn St.
John') Park, except when nthcrivlne
autliorlzrii ly tlio Ilnaril nf lletlmnti..
Klimilil tin- r.illroail enmpany fall tn
reach an nmccnient with the Pity anil
should It fill tn main- p.antt fnr putting:
Hit trai'l-H under minimi Hip Horoiich
J'tpclili'iit Ib autlinrlziil In remove, thp
track.
.Ni lurk I piiirnl'x I'lcn.
Ira A. I'laii', -iniii-t-1 fnr Hit railroad
company, iitum-il im-alnst Hip hill nn thp
iroimil that It was useless Iculslatlnii.
Hp pnlllti'il out th.it tin Hnanl nf Kill
mate'8 I'niiiinitlpp nn port ami terminal
facilities ha already ipai'lioil an nitrei
mem with tin r.ulro.nl I'limp.iny fnr .1
comprehensive treatment nf tin West
Slilc Kit 11.1 1 loll. Thin plan prnxltlps fnr
tlio rllinln.itinti nf thi track at Kr.iili,
fnr thp puttim; of sunn nf Hip IraekaKe
lltllleC Pli.tltl.l 'ill.! fin. il-fl-lmr r.tt..tr
ri'tlniiH nf It nn an I'b'V.itcil structure 1
thinufch Hit cntiimcrclal district nf thf '
city. An iiKifi'ini'iit povprlm; evpry
Sh.ip nf thi pri'pn-pil Improvement h.itt 1
'on minli' anil public lit-nrhiK- are now
bPlliK lit:l on varums feature nf It hy ,
tlio Hoard nf INttinatp These ll.l rl nc-
arp pii'l'iiuiiary in tlio .leniiiK nf a tin il '
contract iimlir which tlio ann-imput will :
bp carried nut !
Julius llmry t'liheii. rr presentlnc Hip1
Clllzpiiit fii 11, Hip City flub antl .1
numhi'r nf ivic nrKntitzatluus Interest 1
In thin 11: uli!.-iti. snnki- In favnr nf Hip
bill. DuritiK tin' h.irliiK before 'he
Hoard of Insinuate .Mr. i'oIipii has said
that Ills 11 n.t 1 y nf Hip present agree
ment t onvliii pil li 1 111 tint at many points
tin committee mi port ami tit 111(11. il
facilities h.nl Iiitii unable to col what !
m-as best for Hip cit because of tin
hampering of the law of 1MI. This watt
den It'll hy I'otnpliollpr l'rentlpri:at, who
a li 1 that Hie rommltuo hail not hpeu
war of It Jitllcultlos In rpaohliiB its
MreeniPtit.
1'iiHt r tn HmUp h lliirunln.
"Thi." hill," witil .Mr. 1'ohpn jpnertlay,
"untlosi Hip haiulu of thf Hnanl nf Ktl- ,
Itiatf ffiinplf-tity ami k!ph lt memhpr'
tllP power to makp Hip bel tmslblp
barcaln for tho pity nf Nnv York, It
was iiikipiI tipfnip Hip I.rKlsl.iturt in
oppolltnn to this bi:i that the flty ami
the r. ill o. 11I rnnip.'iuy were about to
come t an unrvt iiient for a solution nf
the t'litlip prnhlfiii hut at Hip puhlip
hc.irtnus alii'.tily hail ferlnut criticisms 1
hap t'l-eii m.iilp nf thp report of tlio
committee oil port ami terimi,al f Kill
tlfs. No inntrait h. yet been tlrawn
by the I'm pnratUin i'n ii:ip ami no wit.
traet pan lie tlrawn until the Hoard of
Etlm.ite miopia the n port nr otherwise
dlspo.i s of it
"If the port anil terminal eniiiiultti'e
hail hail the leverage nf this IfKlslatin-t
It 111u.1l iiiiiloiibttilly havi ilone far be:
ter. The l.i Ri .I.Uiiip has, even at this
lntp hour, pin the city 'u the po"itlon
It sliouhl bait been plaeeil In before
the-e mi;.it,atloiis Imk.iii. I'nless the
H.Oor is prtpaieil to mat the (irpseit
report as dual ami tin propoieil arratiBe
mcnt as fomiilitt this bill shoulil he
Imieil."
.Mr. Cohen's iliemc w.i that uniler the
.law nf It'll, upon which the peiulHiu
Bieemenl Is bastil, theie Is iiothlnB '.o
Insure the in.iMnc of thp Improvement.
The bill now befoip tin .Mayor Is man.
datnry am! sa.ss that within a limited
time a final contract nitin lie slcnetl or
the Kraie triel.s may be removeil on
ortler of the ItoiniiKli I're-lilent.
tleoiBi I". Thmnpson, chairman of the
Benatp Commllti'i' nit I'ublk Service, snlil
that tluiliiB his ten years In the 1pbIs
lattire the West Slilf situation hail been
a coiitinuim; thorn In the side of the
leBlslator.i ami that they wanteil It set
tleil now so that they wouhl never btj
tiouhlctl with it aBuiu,
PROTEST FROM JERSEY.
SfnrBliuil I'll) 11 "ppiiscil Its Port 1
Ilex eloiMiienl Confc rt-nce.
At a meetliiB of the Northeast New
Jersey Poll lievclopmcnl Conference
held 111 thi' ItownttiHii Club In .leisey
City yesterdav the members went nil rec
Old lis npinisiiiB the plans nf the West
PIde 111,11. nil l.tllioail of the S'evt
Toil; Cential The) sent a letter to
Mayor Mltihel askliiB pel mission to
voice thilr objictlons nt ,1 iniellnB to
be. held next Tuexdiiv. Pinlcsl weie
alfo rent In thi' New York Chanihei nf
Coinmeici, Hie Meniianis Association
and tho meinbiin or the Hoatd of Ktl
male. ( 1'inin it New .leisev point of view it
was held that the New Vork Central
would have a monopoly q the water
front for nil fielsht transportation, The
frelBht .Minis of the several tallrnnils
that enter New Jersey me all In Hudson
county ami are continually Erowlim-. As
most nil the fielKlit is fin New Vnrk the
eoiiferenie nianilaliieil that 11 in nnv
qiiestlon of time when them lallrnads
will have tn build tunnels under the llud
Bon in onler In lompele with the New
Yolk Cenltal The tlirflcully of tills
would be ci cully Increased If the Ccuiral
In Bivru Hie iluiil to biiihl a railroad
Jowu aloiiB the waterfront to Cnnal
street.
Louis Sbeiwnod, ptesblent nf the Jer
sey City Chainbir nf Cnmiuene, teslBlied
1111 cnaiiman of me 1 niifereme ami Cal
xin Tninl.ins. 1 X'CnimnlsHlnupr nf Dmks
of New "mil,, waa elected In Ills plate,
The 1 oi' I et f -111 n icpiPscntu fnity.foiu
Tnuniiipalillcs. .ctv TI1011111 trru Conlritl.
V. wa annouiiccil .vesterday th.it tic
cntlro business and piopert) of I lie
Thomas llios. eioinie Comiiany and
tt.e Thniiia. Aeioiuotor Company would
pim Inln 1 In ulinl of a compan) nmv
In process ot organization, to be kmmu
as the Thomas Veroplane Company Thp
new inmpany will have facilities for
bulldlliB 2"t mnplete neroplane ami
400 enjlncn every .vear. , public nlTei
pe of stock In the company will sm-ti be
tnade.
TEACHERS DISSENT
ON PENSION BILL
Whether $:i(l(t.(MM) Shall He
Taken From SlnUiiur J-'uiul
Artfiieil He fore Mayor.
WlliWOX IS FOH MKASniK
Whether or not $300,nrin shall be taken
from the fSDU.lino In the I'liikliiB fund
of the Hetlrc'l Tfiuiiprn IVnslon Fund
Is one of Hip problems now before .Major
.Mltiiiel beculiKP nf the pas.tBt' by the
l.cKlslatuie nf Hip bill of Senator Mills
provhlhiB that this be tb'HP for the
relief of 1,40 retired teachers whose
peiMuiis have been held up beiaiLe of
the ilialnaRi nf tin fund I'rKPiit plp.i"
In bphalf of Ihece te.niieis wen made
.U'Merd.iy at a publk hearliiB on the
hill, which Is now befme Major Mitchel
fnr hl approval.
William il, Wllloox, prellelit of the
Hoard nf IMiicaHiiu. appeared In "iil'j'iirt
of the measure. aertltiK that It provided
the only possible relief for a most
tr luu fit 11.1t Ion.
"1 don't believe that we should de
prive the letlred teachei-s nf their
rlKhts." he said. "They hae a tirlor
claim by Mrttie of their retirement
'hit isp who arp tpachlua now have a
claim that In subordinate because all
they have Is I sllhseipietit rlaht of
retirement, which hat not el matured,
To-day the pension fund calls for the
p.mr.rtit of "!r.,nin a month to 1,17a
teachers. If this $"0VHin Is released all
if the tearhers now on Hit retired list
will Bet Ihelr money tiji to the end
of tin' '.irt'seiil jo ir."
"Mow nhout after 191!?" asked the
Mat, or.
"That Is up to the State Leclslature."
leplli'd Mr Wlllco.
Henry llriicre. City 'hainherlalii, nlm
Is cctet,iry of the Major's I'uislon Com-Mlls-lon.
atcued :i c.l I lift Hip appinval of
Hip bill. p dciarpd the iiiciisurt of
plpf tn bp merely a palllatlM. a "por
oiitt plaster" for a poinlltlon that rr-
liilieil otht-r treatment, lie sall that
while It Is true that retired teachers
hale not been paid fnr the l.it two
montl'H ai.tl a half this situation
would be remeilieit In due course of
time, bocau.-t many of the pensioners
wen tlliitt and herauso nearlj l.ooti
teaeheis who ale ellKible for tetiremeiit
are not beiuB reilrtd.
.Miss U-abel Knnls of the Teachers
lEetlrement Hoard miiim. Hip bill 011
the crouml that it iVk.tI minute. I In
f.tvor nf Hip ictlred teaehers. Slip also
Hiil that slip saw no reason why, If
the pension fund Is bankiujit. teachers
chotild continue tn enntrlhulp 1 vr cent,
nf their salarlr-s mid hac ileiluctloiis
made for time off.
-Mrs. Mai Ban t 1 K r.anisou. prpsl
tletit of the Itetlreil Teachers Association,
said that Hip law under which these
tcacheit. had been retired was still 111
operation ninl that until It was repealed
the pensions should be paid
NOORDAM BRINGS IN SWANS.
IIIulKt I'nlr. rrtim llnllnml to
llitit- llnoip In ( nniifptleiit.
IIlBhty ia:is of swans fi-nn Holland
arrlxed xpstenlav ly tin llollatut
America steiunsli.il Noordaiu, ami they
were not trained to sins swan soiibs by
the skipper, who took care to avoid the
possibility of enonimterhi; mines and
submarines b taklnc a seelm; the Ar-.
tie I'lrclp trip to the north nf almost any.
wherp. That Is why he was a Ions time
on the way.
C'apt. Van Walravui said his pas
sensers liked the scenic display hut
were clad to pet back Into springlike
temperature lie dncl.nl his ship In fif
teen minutes without Hip i..ji nf tUB.
hut he had tn wait n few hnurs fnr "a
favorable tide. The swans are KohiB to
1. 1 J. Tllley of Iiarlen. Conn., who Is a
swan expert
PASSAIC INDUSTRIES GROWING.
Census lliillciln slmti, Tntnl In
tCSlPlI lilll of t, II.'. 11,111111.
I'ASs.Mt. N. .1. Maj - Ii,s,lc Is
cietllted with Breat industrial Brnwth In
a tejiort Ksunl to-tlay by Sam ,. ItoBers,
IHrector of Hie Ittireau of the Census.
The statement sh..s that a total of
l.,'"i'.i,000 was invented 1M 'i
I!'.", esiabllshnif tits, valued at moip than
$.1ti0, as acalnst $ t:,l i;,,ooo in K.T
plants five years previous. Materlaltt
purchased for majiufarturi cot 3n,mi),.
0n and the value of the products for
the j e.n- totalled ;(,oin), or an In
eiease of neatly 77 per rent in rela
tive value, and 3n ver cent lnete,ie
ner 190!. when the products totalled
4)1,73.1,000,
I'assale has a population of ill,;:s,
IjhBaBcd In the nrlous Industries of the
city are 17.U2 wurp earners, who re
ceived s,0l!,00O for the year; H15 pro
prietors ami firm members, and 1, ?3
salaried emplojees, who received J".
.'14,000,
'lore Join Thnn lien In Miinlclnlr.
Mn.STfi.Aiii. N .1., May I. --Ureal
.iiarclt of malt labor Is referred to in
the report of the Utruls' Society of this
town for the month of Atnil. The n
port sas the soei.ty has ipp over
whelmed with calls for men, t K.ne nut
wmk 4,'i4 time', and It could e.isllv h.n
placed twlip this niimher The Altruist
.-ucicij is ine local elearlnir house for
charitv and m.ilntaliiF a free emplov.
ment hiirenu
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Th Soulhein tVleeoiislii ClIUiis, t;m.
pji y Inis just l.ssn nruit'ilifd k. k.
tl.ll-irj of the Mlildle west tillliii, r-,,!,,.
lny snd vtlll inks over the eleetilc Unlit
and power properties si li'Nivnn. i.Iif,
Vv"''18' l"n"s ''""e'l'in and W.ilnrth.
The directors nf the .Vi'ierlc.ni fo,h
I nruiMiiv. 11 silb.ldlsrv nf the Cnlt,, ij.
ami i.ipctrle Cnrpuratlon, have ilsili,t 1,,
lellre nn July I hv lot i:,;,M 000 of the
. to 6 per rem. S ve.ir tiillatcrul irut
I'lini)., due July 1. 191?. nt pnr iind lu
lerett. Iliuiils to the tininimt uf J; 50(1 (lH
are .1111 mitsMiiillntr un, vtl entitinus ,m
II 5 pr tent. .il until Ju'v I. m;
when they will v'r Interest 10 m.itiirltv
nt 0 per rent
Tlis Illinois Tmo'nn i',oi,n.i.
for (he mouth of March trim srimlng.
"I t:"l, which l Btl Inerrase nf I'M .
..91 over ths tlBUles for Hit inrrespniullnV
inuiilli lii the prrppiiinK teir. nn, nci
siirtibics of IJitJAII. 11 kuIm of l.1'.',;
for Hie nrn iii.irtr of the current )eur
Krii-s isirnliiR. cre ree,ried as 3,o;2 r,"S
mid nl eiirniUBs it" 11.19't lX, the forin-r
I't'liiK .in liiti pas., nf $:ss.-,n; uml h tat
lei nil Inereitse of lll'.'.filj mer Hin Oxiires
tor ttm aim 1 1 11 11 r 1 r In mi;
The llli'iilll" sllileniil nf t, t, Hudson
lill'l .Mlllihiitlilti lllillriiml l'.iiiisit' fnr
vtiiri h dlsiin.es Bless firnlnuH ,-f f,10 'Jo;t
us I'oinpircd wiih livx.in;, fnr M'iriii lust
ve.ir, nel imi'IiIiiiis of I'm.?;, ii ihmIusi
r.';.;il. uml ImlHtlie .millnlile r.o' Inter
1.1 nil sdjlielmelil tn, iiiiim IhiiiiI. ,if ;
i.ilil. 11s iinnteirel with rix a" J -,,r ,V
llrn ini.irlei -if Hie 1 iirrent istir fri
fiirnlnKs wire recii lei) us l,l"v.ii2j un,
ni: riirnlriKs x3u r.o, iirn.w e.irnliiKN in
1 li. first Ihree nniniliN nf pit.', were $1 -:co;.ir.t
uud nel eitrnliiKU weie iiici.;ii;
Tile l-Hl.inie fur tills l,eili ln ji,j ..
jino.f'Jl tmd in pur.. i;.i.xii
The ,lipleHtlnu In tin MniilBiilllen
l.lulil ttll'l Tun lion t'i'lllpNii) f,,i ,, p,,.
lieiirlliK id tin sil ihitriiltiB hiemh ,,f
inlltrail, PiuiiBhl hy the MnlitBoiiteM
I. 1 kin ami VV llel I "Hip 1 III', li.is ,,.
Ill", I I.) tin fulled SI Ills lili'llll I ',,, I ,,f
X t ' I " I s ill Nut ttrli'sti. ., h, ii,., ,,,,
II. 111V lilnilBht suit 11 fw veals Him In ,.,
force ,1 Kill 1 in 1 fnl puwei oiul tlKhl iin,
fur .ili.nil Kno.iion iiiiinnii m 1,1. ii,. u, ),,,
il i he I'liurls havi upheld Hit, Mnul
Bininiy IJuhl slid VV.ller I ' 1 1 v hh,
uille.s the ..I1 rim hr (,, ,.
fulled Hiuies Miiirrine I'miri Hie u,K
ment nni"l he pili antl the rontrsrt enr
lled nut.
PHILIPPINES LEAD ALL
COTTON GOODS BUYERS
This Country Finds liiirest
.Market in Islands
(renter Kxports.
Total exports frnm the port of New
York durlliB the wcpI endeil April "V,
ini!, iircordltiB to the compilations of
the forelsn trade department of the
National City Hank, amounted to $30,
fltil.SOl, as coii'p.ired with $2 1 ,Trt3 . 1 SO
In Hip "lime week In the jireeedliiR year
and $lt!.r.r. t.ISS dtirliiR theiAeek In 1 ! 1 4 .
IJip.irts to Hit t'ltlleil KIliBdoni 'lur
InB Hip week were more than 1 10,."i00,n0rt,
as 1 omi'iirisl with a little limit thin
Ht.fiMi.OOO In the same week last year
i:cprti to Norway Increased from
$ 4 rtO.S lit-, to f-,3A0,10T
Total Imports for the week ended April
!.".' were f 30.114 1,4:3, ns ncalnst $:0,
.-i77,r.34 In the plecedlllB ear and t"n.
I7i!.lii durlliB the wtel In 1014.
The City It. ink compilations show that
the total exports frnm the I'lllted Slate
tn the Philippine Islands In the slv
teen years they hae been prntectnl
hy this country usKtPft.itc njiproxlm tlelv
J201,onfl,nuo. iiB.iinst a little morp than
JS.Ono.noO In the same Icnuth of time
define the I'nlted Stales took control
The Impoils frnm the Islands, whhh
nvpriiBeil less thnn S.'.onn.oon aimually
In the fleeiide prior tn I'tilled Stales
control, now uyprnBP about ISfi.ooo.ooo
n year. In the sixteen .p(ils of Pulled
Slates enntrnl 111 the Islands the Imports
frnm llirm hae been about JJls.OOO.oOII.
as cnmpateil with iiipi oxlinately $4,500,.
mill III the the yeius before the Philip
pine rcccled the protection of this
lonnlr.i.
The Philippine Islands ate at the pres
ent time our larsest market for cotton
BtmiK Tnc expnit of cotton cloths
to the Islands In I fl 1 were 1 1 2,ss.1.'J3 1
tnrds, siBiilnst ".'l.l 17.3r! .Minis tn China,
fnrmeilv ImiKen upon as our best market
for entlon Bonds. The Millie nf Hit Pill
ion cloths exported to the Philippine
In ini.'i was $i;.0OX,n'i, iiBiilnst M,3s3,.
127 to China In the samp ear. The
tola! exports of collnli Bunds nf all kinds
tn the Philippines In was J K , 1 3 T, . -
son.
The other Importanl exports tn the
Islands In 1P1, Include linn .mil steel
manufactures, $ 1,0.1!. 340; bteailsturfs,
$2,."i"7.3S2. cars uml canhiBes. ft.n.'T,
S94; leather and inauufai Hires therenf,
$l.o;.r..!i.-.l ; mineral nils, ft.l30.rino;
paper mid manufactures thereof, $770.
3ln; meat ami dairy products, f ."!tt,0;!!i,
and India rubber manufactures, 51:111).
710. The principal Import frnm tin
Islands In l!ir, wen Manila hemp. $10,.
tlJ.-i.nilO; slIBar. $4,s;i.O00; eoenauut nil,
S3,lsr.,iioo: tnpra. Il.rts.'.noo, uml i-lsar
ami clEarelles. fl.'Jtn.OOO.
PIATTEN VOICES DISAPPROVAL.
Not III I'nior of e Merenntllt
Mnrlnp I'litit,
.Inhn W liattt'ii. chairman f t'p
eominon stockholders protpctlxe coin
mlitee nf Hip International Marine Com
pany, denied yesterday the rt port tlvtt
hi rommlttpp had approved the tenta
tive plan nf tin Wall. ico cnmmlttpe. Mr.
liatten said
"The report of our approval did not
mine from 0111 comuintep.
"The really impoi t.tiu feature of the
announced tentative pi,m (s thp recoitiii
tion nf the c iiiimiin stock holders' posl.
Hon- thai Is to say. ;hc Itftlnc of the -
celvershltt ami tin- abandonment of 'he
fui e closure iiroceeilltiBs, which rlnally
renioxes the Ions thie.dened cxtliiBUls 1.
inent of the common stock Willi tip
dancer of eNtliiculslinient Hi mush fori
elnsure pisl and earnliiBS since the tip.
BinnliiK nf the war reallr.ed in c.th and
iimoumlnK to July 1, pilt;, after war It;
and Interest paid to that date, tn over
$45.000,0011. and with fair prnpects fir
their cmitlnuaiice, all real daiiBirs nf
the common stock holders fmin nnv
melhnd of adjustment Is past.
"The published tentatlxe plan relates
merely to the method of carryliiB oat
this leslnratloli. This method we have
not approved, ami we prefer to reset ve
our serious cninments until II is ascei
tallied whether it Is tenlatlxe or rcallv
olllcl.il.
"niit- feature Is apparently definitely
stated : that Is Hie method of prnvldl'iB
for payment of the bonds. In view nf
the strntiB condition nf the cninp.iti) till
set ins tn me In Involve needlessly larB'
losses and expense, to bnth classes t f
stockholders ami tn be othctwlse objec
tion. ib:c. The leperted llllderw rltl-IB
teiins for tin $2ij,iiiiii.iiii0 of notes ar
probably not cot red since better nff- is
fnr these notes hale several tunes been
made. A sale to either stockholders ir
to a syndicate at a price less than tin
company could obtain, especially -vh 11
It Is Known that many nf the stnek
holders could not avail themselves of Hie
offer, does not seem Justified, and would
apparently Invite a reopenluB of the
Murine controversy rather than a set
tlement." FIND TREASURY HEADS MUTE.
llnnker fiel .n Anstver In liicnioe
i'HX llltiillrlea.
I'lsappolntiiiB coritsponiienc" between
Iteed ,V McCook, attoriie) s for the In
vestment Hankers Assiniatlnn of Amer
ica, and tilt- Pulled Stales Treasury He
partinent 111 icb.ihI to the recent Treas
ury iiiIIiik construing tin Income tax la
a 1 applyhiB to noii-rcsldcnt alleiH was
BlMii nut yesterday at the olllce of Presi
dent Lewis ). l-'ranklln nf the assocla
tlnn. With this was a statement from
the nssnclattnii, III which it was said 1
"The Investment Itankei Assnclatlnn
frels compellctl In Blve this coricspond
eiici to the press It emphasizes a
I'.othlliB else it mtil the iinpli'ccilpntcd
luurso which tho Trc.isur.v I'epaitmetit
has pursued In refusing to lollow the
opinion of the Attni'ney-(iene:,i, which
h.iH siivpined the ailiiiliilstiatlnn nf the
law fnr in er two eurs
"The liepaltliient ha promilli-'iiled a
leBillatlou which on lis face ha not
even tho appearand of suppoit in the
law and which Is opposed to the iipecllle
opinion of Hip At turiiey-i leueral, the
IfB'l advlspr of tin lieparlment antl the
Administration, as tn tlio iiieanliiE of the
law. It both refuses to submit ti e ita
suik for It iit-l luti to Hip Allonipy-tiPii.
eial and decline:! lo disclose them to the
public. It undei i.ikes to make over the
law, refnsliiB to stale the Interpretation
or which It acts."
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
.Mnlhiiin lefiised to answer the hiwyera"
questions, sayhiB that the matter would
III due limn ionic up In Hie Point.
I. lie Nlnt'k tlnrkel,
THHIIHII.VV. Aliiv (
llecelpls of heeve. weie :i h.,,,1, m,l
of Willi II went direct In slniiKhterers
There WHS no tnidlllK In live iMItle The
fieliiiK win sun, I) for nil snris in,, 1
Blades. Ilresseil l.epf was In fnr i,.iiiii,i
nt II '1 I I've tier 111 lur cuv m cusr, tM.
live shies
llecelpls nf c.ilvet were 3 IT head. In
i I il t t li K J- lor Hie inurkel lilces rr
linn, with an active ileiintiiil, nn, the iuoih
were nuhillv cleiil-fil t'eniuuill In i hiilcn
x ii Ik sold at li llu.T'i pir Inn 11.-. culls
,111.1 llllllWiiUI" III IT til) dressed x .-Mix
were lirui ai ntili.i,!'. cnuntry iIiih.i,i
u fair ilemuiiil nt 1')'t n I Ii
Kecelpls or shei p mid llilnlis were l.f.l"
head, all of ahhii were t iiii.IbiioiI in
eluiiKhterers There u.i nn trade for lack
ni urtiThiKs, The fi'i'llns was full slent
liressed iiiiiltuii was lirui .il CMi tiiiy,.
nulslile IlKlites fin- Biu'd iet,ers dressni
llinihs llllll ill ti fie with ll'.li ille.tr,
M'llllIB III It's) Illtl) dl'esseil hi.lhllllse
lanilis iinch.iiiBtil iii $ rain v ,-,n p
i iircass
lleielpts nf hoKS were 1.43V lirrtiT. In-i-luilllIB
luilt'b hiilf ii i si fnr Hie tn.irket.
Price" were sK.nly it tut nieilliini uelnhl.
snlil nl II" o tier loo His, ruimli, ,,
tl ;r. i-iniiilry ilres.er hn-js wer tteaily
nt 10flli'. per Ib.
CHOSE A POLICEMAN
AS ROBBERY VICTIM
"Heat It: a Topper!'' Cries Old
Offender to Comrades
mfliiiK Pockets.
In Ynrkvlllo court prison an elderly
man who spent most nf thn last fifteen
year In Jail nwalt n hearliiB nn n
rhargB of attempted Bland larceny.
Most of his xvhIHiib time Is taken tip In
mournfully wonilerliiK why In a flty of
six million persons did be pick a police
111.111 for his victim. The prisoner ts
Andrew Smith, .'.7, of 311 Kast Twenty.
seventh street. With hint and charBed
Willi iiutliiB In concert are Walter llooh
han, 20. nf 2 IS Hast Twenty-seventh
street uml Charles Clelss, 20, of 21S
Third axemip.
In Hit small hours before dawn )es.
terdav ltetectlvp James .1 Dntilln was
watkl'iiB aloiiB Third avenue, when
Smith accosted him and Invited him to
have it drink. Pniilln knew Smith to tie
an old offender, so they went tn sexeril
saloons, and later when Smith subbou-iI
that they ro into a datk dooiway on
Twenty -I'lKhth street fnr a quiet nap
lionlln pretended that he wiih past all
power of reanmliiB. There. accordliiB to
Hip drtectlve. the two )ouiiKer men. who
were fn hldlliB there, held Moulin up hy
tho shouldeis while Smith ran through
hi pockets. Sudden')' Smith made an
amazliiB discovery
"It's a vvroiiB one! Heat It' A cop
per!" he tluiiK over his shoulders at In
two amazed companions and ran squire
Into tin waltliiB arms of Patrolman
Stell.
The men were arraimied later In the
nioniiiiB before Magistrate. Murphy and
held In $1,000 ball each for examination
to-day.
GREATER ASPHALT GAINS.
(ieitenil tiniliM n lleinrl liit-renne
In l.ross I'rntlls.
The (leueral Asphalt Cnniiati iemrts
for tin year I!) IS Iraillns or uross protlt
nf 11.S4I.72!. a aBiilnst prntlts nf $!,
)ii:i.2l3 In the inecedinB )car. I'lxed
ch.iri-'ps, fp wen $7t'i.2es, as nBalnst
$77,.43 lit It'll. The lift eamliiBi re
malniiiB were $;i3l.47o. as aB.iln.-t $310..
700 In Ptll. After all pa.vnHiits 11 net
Bain or $xnii.3t'.i tenialned, as iB.iltist
$2!3,o3t! In the year before. The total
volume of business iluilliB P. IS was $lo,
4 i:..7n."i, as aBilnH ll".7.'T,T0l In It'll.
"The effei t nf the war was In mtne
ie. ts favoraole .1 ml ill others unfavor
able." sild President Arthur W Sewall.
I "Sale nf asphalt In Ihimpe. wheie the
enmpany had established n mac ami
prnlltalde busintss befnre the war, weie
prut tb-allv imthlnB Shlpnieitl tn mine
countries at win were entirely Impos
sible, while shipment, to other countries
at war anil tn neutral countries weie
Breatl) leduceil on ,m mint of the short
aBP of npp.ui InniiaBe and ext-tsslvely
hull frelBht rales, nil Hie other hand,
some of the company's fieU-ht steamers,
nil of whnii weie not leipilred In the
cmipari) 's own IniMitcss, we-e siil'-iirir-tered
tlur ng the vear and aie still suli
ihartered at the Inch ritif, tlins "ffet
tina tin heavy shnnk.iBe 111 i:uripan
business "
BANK CASE TO BE RUSHED.
Court lleftises llelit.t on ltetort of
the I iilmi's .sxets.
Supreii,' t'ourt Justice Hi nedti-t 'r the
i;intv Tcim of the coin t in ItronkJiii
)elciilav refused to an t.rib'i pic-
senlisl bv iiiiinsel for the Stale ll.-iiiktti;
1'cpartmenl askliiB 111 effe. t that a dlav
I lie Branteil III fllliiB a statement of what
! had become of assets of the banktupl
I'lilon liiuk. The State It.ink.iiK I't'part
! mei.t was dlrcctetl last Moiulav to III..
an acctiiintliiB of the aflalrs nf the bank
on May ; In detiv Ins Hip motion )e--
tenlay Justice lltlll'dlrt slid;
"Vour attitude Is liaiispan nt I will
not slsii anv o'tler In this matter In the
nral Instrucl'ons I Baxe it was made
tit-ir thn' a statement showing lust what
had been done with the assi.,s nf the In
stitution Is to be submitted to this court
on Ma'. m'J If Mill do not ctunply with
the Instru Hons I will be compelled to
take steps to make you do It "
Ml I'eanc, counsel for the Superin
tendent o' Hanks, said he wished to pro
ceed in a i nrderlv manner and that
Hurp was no Inteni'on to evade Justice
l'eneillcl's orders.
PRINCETON STADIUM FOUND O.K.
IliiKltieer XlnUp Tests lltxlnu to
llxitniisloo I rncUs In I niicrelp,
Primtto.v, N J , .May I - lieceut re
pot t that the Pom n l. of which the
new tlion.oilii Palmer Memorial Stadium
at Princeton Cnivcrs'ty Is constructed
had cracki d and that the structure
was In Imminent datiBcr of coll.tpslnB
under the strain of a bit; crowd were
proved false to-day b) the lesults of
tests made by several eminent eiiBlneers.
The construction company winch built
the stadium reported that the apertures
were mere expansion cracks ami that
account bad been taken of them In
erectltiB the structure Subseiiieiit re
ports from Independent cnslnis'r fiom
New Vork and Philadelphia verified the
contractor's statements Additional
tests proved tha tho st iiiiW are callable
of bearluB as Brtat a biiribu as they
were planned to bear when built.
The stadium wan built two )e,ns ,ibo.
The mere entierete wnrk enst $300,non.
ami was the Blft nf Kdgar Palmer of
the class of I JOB,
- -
i MRS. PARKHURST IS PRESIDENT
llct all Xssnclntltin llclcunlcs (Jlvp
Srl for H'ttrl. In I'riitiep.
lii.is-.A HKxtr. N. J , Mu) t - TIip thlrty
thltd annual cnnvPiilluii of Hip Ameri
can Mil 'a 1 1 Association adjourned to.
ulBht lifter eleiiliiB as president for
the cninliiE year Mis Charh-H II. Paik
hurt, wife of the llrv. Ur. Parklmrst
nf New York.
Mrs .lame ' Colc.in of New Vnrk
was eletietl vice-prcslilcnt, Mr. Abram
It PetldiiH, Plilladiiphla, Ireasurer, and
Mis II. I. Wa.vlaml, Philadelphia, see
rotary. Tho tlelesaUs contiihutcil JS.'ifl for the
work of the association In I'rancp. It
was derided tn hold the annual con
vention in llallliiinio next year.
AUTO BUSES FOR MONTCLAIR.
herx lee to Open Hominy Cutler n
I'lflren lliiiile lleiiiln it) ,
MiiNTii..vni, N J.. May I 'Hi,, llllUl
bus Hin. frnm Hip Lackawanna Si, 1 1 Ion
by way nf Park street In Hie Helleviie
avenue slalluii of Hie Kile l.ilr..i. will
Mail MiiihI.i). The fan will m cent.
Thi will he the llrsl bus Hue In operate
sulci) within the town
A license fee of tin for pi,i, ,u
well as a build of fa, for each car In
Indemnify the town iiBaiust ilaimiRcs, Is
iciiilicd b) the autliolilles. Two sixteen
I passeimer buses will run on a llfteen
minute headway iliuiiiB Hie rusli hour
mid on a thlity minute heniliva) durlns
I the tiii.iil t.s of the day. "
J Hilt I bi-sbrnimli lllx lileml,
Thi- CliespbioiiBli Mannfactiii Ihb Com
pany declaied a slink dividend nf
.mn per rent M'Heiihi) lit a special
sinrkhnldrr:,' iiicctiii;.-, when II was vnl.d
to Increiisp the capital nf the company
(rum J riOii.ooii to l, .Mm, nun.
OUTERBRIDGE HEAD OF
COMMERCE CHAMBER
Sneeeeds Sot It Low, Who He
tires as President Oilier
Officers F.leeted.
At the iitinii.il electlnn of Hip Chamher
of Commerce, held at the reRiilar monthly
meeting yesterday, llimetilu II. Outer
brldBu was elpcted piesldeut In succeed
Seth Low, whose second term In the of
fice explicit. Philip A. S. Franklin,
James A, Kartell uml Samuel Ilea Welti
elected vice-presidents; William II.
Porter, treastiier, John Franklin Crow
ell, executive iilllcer ; Charles T. tlwytine,
secretary, and WcldliiB Mm?, chairman
of the executive coiniutttee. Mr (litter
bridge had been for some tlmn past
chairman of Hit executive cnmmlttec.
Mr liw. In retliltiB. turned nxer to the
Cliamber nf Commerce f.1,000 Hi Its de
benture, tn which he subscribed fnr the
new building. Ill-solutions were passed
pxprpsslns nppreclatlnli of the work done
b) Mr, Low and ri'Bret that Illness had
kept him away frnm Hit Chamber for
two months.
The committee mi finance and cur
rency, of which Frank A Vanderllp Is
chairman, pieetited a repot! on the
rural credit movement In this country
and abroad, which it has been Hivc-H.
B.itlliB. Itpsoliitloiis wen passed plac
InB the chamber on record as In favor
of the establishment of a system of
agricultural banking, hut oppose. I to any
method Hi this country that rcipilre tho
use of (loveruinent funds ur postal sav
Iiibs deposits, or any legislation exempt
ItiK frnm taxation any class of i.IiIIbii
Hons. These features ate to be found In
the Mollis rural credits bill, now before
CoiiBres.
The follow InB chairmen of committees
were nlsn elei ted for the year.
11 lancp and currency, Flank A. Van
tlcrllp . fnrelBit enmmer'-p and Hip reve
nue laws. Wlllard Straight ; lnleiu.il trade
.mil Improvements, Samuel W l'alr
chlld , harbor and shipping, Irving T.
Hush. liisitani-e, n.irwln P Klmisey;
Stile and imiiilclp.il taxation. iFnai" N
Sellgman. in bltratlon. t'hailes I,. Hern
henner Members relecte.l for the hoard
of trustee having charge of the ie.il
estate of the Chamber of Commerce
were ticorge F. Haker and Augustus. I).
Jullllard.
FEARS ITS OWN ATTORNEY.
I. unit Islttntl llnllronil llltjeeti to
llerelter on l.mifl roiiiiiilsslon.
lien (lent bp W. W'lgate. attorney for
the 1uig Island Itailio.nt, yesterday
made aniill itlon to Siipreme t'oiirt Jus.
the fall. urban In Itrooklvu for the re
inoval nf Col William C P.c.-.'hcr as one
nf the three com iilsslouets appointed bv
the Appellate Dlvismti tn tlx the price
of Hip I fnl tn bp taken hv the .it) fnr
cvtetidbii Cnncv Island Park
tien W 5:1 It entitetiilt d that Col
lleeilier should not serxi- as h- Is also
an attornpv for the Icie Island l!a,l
it ml, which owns most of Hie stock and
bonds nf the prnspe. t p.uk and t'ntipv
Island ll.illi-ntd. which owns nun nf tin
parcels nf land In Hip cnnilenniatloii urea
"t'ol. Ilei-eher villi bp aiprehctisvi' of
the awards." tien Wlngatt' s.itd. ")..
pause Hip L. I 1! It is tils client To
pmtp-t his own name befme Hit public
he will not Blve us the full awards that
mav bp due us "
Justice CallaBhaii denied the applica
tion MiulliiB noihitiB In the cvbhu'c to
tllsijuallfv Col. Hep. her
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
llfTTfrt- Tie'e was fl ie..k,-r fe n
iti fre.l, rcd'neiles if.tMr.lav ,t-i t n-i ,.
t n rule wei f t,,-, n(, m,.,. i.. (
a lllt'e more Hum 'list Havers w n;
s.-r ntie. taking wtiat up lie...- i
meet I'tim-dl-ite iletnnn.ls He, ene- ni
. on. e. inns early in the ,iiv nti I tt.e
pre lotlllti.ileil iililll the c'ose The li r i,
tie.. .1,1. f, n the undererndes ur
' the best V) irket clo.e.t weak I' es
I'-eMinery, ex'r.is ore. C." "i
lustier .. ..ring. 13t. (i :te . ilrsi. ... i . ,
se, .,11,1,. Jl I, 3 t, ,., ; .hints 30. "ill,
iiisjlted. fsn. i, li,ij',f . prion t . h il e
"'III' ; sisi- .Inlrv. tlntsi. 3:. e..i, t
ptlm. . 31i3:.-. renovated. eirn. x
llrsl. 30.i3tc. Udles, firsts, ;i i x iv
pro kin stock, current nuke, One .; a
No .. ;i,w:;r.
tilfHSH -III colored funev o I s k
stipple, are ll..ilt PXllMUsled V Tl . of s
Krude hrought nils.i 'iii'.tHtioiis ve.i-r
d.l Some ..lies were made it tr'tle e.lste
nil 111 Ces the market was a trllle e.i.ler
Kxtiorters look on held twins ,md . or.' 1
.bil.les. puvinc full iiiintatloris fres
made i olore.l st..i-k was n.y ,md He on
.liitiBe was i.. off on Vounc .Vine i .
Market c! I i..,rel sle.idv Pri ss f t
hej.l. ,-r, , reil alid white spei'U t.ia ,
fl-.'' iversge f.in,. 11, i 11,, llul.
re.h spc-t ils. IT' . i lied tars, lirui spe it
l4 . goo.t o tine. i:ili:..- , tw. .s t t
spe, in'.., l.ljr . good In f.iini. 17 ii;t,
undergrade., held. U 'it;,c. fresh 1" ,f
lfil.l Vi.'Ollln. twill., held. I ii Is ,
slnrle daisies, held. 1st,. t ,tn,j,t0 ilnlsles
held, tvtjc . Voung Atlierlinse he: 1 1st, ,i
tt'l. . fresh, lt.t.tli;. , Slate iklui.
speilms t urrent make, ll'iill'.v . ower
grade., ill jni,c
t!i.t.S Prices Iii the .nuniri are pr
portlonnlelv lilglier lhati hee 'I'M.
makes hotli tiu-tltl) ant prices tiers nreg
illat A l-trge part of 111. l-t k s st
B-.li k into the t.io.ers. t-ii iieui iiul f'-r
consiiiiiptlon Is for the higher gride
Thte held their own M'-terdal He. elpts
were ahenil nf those of last week tm t it.
market promises to .eiitltuie tirm. I.e an..'
nf londlilons In egg proilui!ti se, t .us
Itut'ks. tiecomliig k tlrng on ihe inutJiet
were ilnwn to 'J.'e I'rhrs- fresh g.ith
ere I. extras, Jc , storage pin lied, lltel
:'flii .rt'ia,. Mrsis. :i'. 'i.I'v . ' nl.
.'On vie., trade egg., f.t'i ju',.- rtl.'le.
Nn I I'.i it '. .1'. . So. .' ts'j.il'.' ,
nearby hennery whites 2ltt..'n hrov
.1. . mixed, ."."(( :.T 1 1 . till. I.. S'ale
... Mtil;atid and Hit ' 1 Inn. re, ciu I '
'an. y. .'Ii :"i VVt stern and S'nutiteni
'J J 11 .'3c . gill.se. III .1 .'.III .
I. l VI! I'llti.THV HilUlig was rilhe'
slow eslerdu mid about tweiitv live cai
were llitdeit tn llie itllioiiul lodd mer
Many rei elvers wanteil cijf f..r fow s. i.u-
the tollers held off and would Hot p.t .
oet fii'iii Sales were reported of nld
ti.osters nl 13. (J.t..d limllers wce n
simile tlrniel Willi sales I ,'pot ted tit "J ,
:l.'.t Small white l.i-chorns were dinn'il'l
In .ell nl 30 The-e were m.t til. till
tiirkl'ls ttlld these Pro light .'Ci I'U ks
iiliil geese are not wanted and lince on
hniid lire poor and Ihtn ami won 1 not
hrlng over Im at the niitslde N'nt mntiv
gtiliiriiH III evl.lence All. I prhrs nrr' un
ihatlgi'd Pigeons selling tit l.'.c
IHtKSSI'.t' t'OPl.TIO There was a fair
SUpp ' eslerill nf fr.-sli U 111. .1 f.iw s
uudi'i Ot h freight .tad i vpre.a He
cehers said Invnlits showed fllUltiT hip
tneiits that hid l. ell ibl.iei 'iiiere was
no snap tn the itinrkt-t. Ion any one haling
Bond fowls that weighed five pounds sn.
litem iiiidlly. fry (taclixl funis that were
desirable hrought good prices, hut i,
supply was light. Nearhv broilers wei
111 Letter supply and easier VV'hal fen
fresh killed turkrvs were tin the market
were Irregular and ItOr nut the top He
relpt nf Long Island ducklings was Uuhi
with unchanged prlos. n chsnge in
sipiahs, Prices: lire.snl lurkevs, VVes'i-ru
hens and tutus, dry t'lcked. C'.t'ii33i
thickens, U' to tmx. Western milk fed ;i
'."Jc , colli fed, Ktl;nc . fowls. 13 tn li.iv
ill) pit ke.l, Western, i,o .bs. and oiei to
ibuen, 'J'Ju J2'c . 43 lo 17 lh. Sic llmlci
tlfl His, tVltMtc VVesltril. dn picked
II. s and mer. ; t,( , 1 1, ihs. s 1 1 .
ll.s. and under. l.tj.ilVc , ..til run. ter
Kc . si)ii tl.., prim.' while, in ll.s 1,1 .(nrn
Ti 0 . tl His, Mi.'.. 7 lbs, Ml froi-ii
TlirkelH, siltiled voting hens, .the 'iinis
,1vc . No '.', ; I m '.'t'c ; luollers, ; m ,v
H o :t ll.s. 3l'.i3"c; corn fed, fan,
:xl 5Vl,t- , ehb ki its, 15 In Iiixt milk f.'.l.
.11 to 3i'. lbs, '.'3 1, i . CI In 17 tl. . ;n
torn fed. 31 lo lb! Ihs. !!e . 43 In IT lh
";i,r : fowls, Western, hoved. i;n li,- ,,,(
S'.'.c: Sfc i" " Hi "o. mi
looslers, 1 t'.e
nt:i ii sit i.iiins,
Vliiiihiittaii.
V3l SI'. H W H'"' l.lehll.'ll ,.g r
lirssv Hlty fn, owner cnliliii. ti.- ,1ini
in vKitsi in: Hitivi:. vvu i; m,,,,,,, A
Hnns, Inc ugt VnuxIniH Hlty Co owihm
AV colllrat lur .... Ji;j
7,Vlil ST. 317 I! Snloinoii TeiiipelniHiiii
llgt .llillll W Whlllt'll, nwnel, .lulu, ,
i'oltell, agent nttiietor . . J7
1ST VV, KiM AMieiene Slum Co ngl .1 , , I , , ,
line, nwnel. Sniuuel t.oldlieig, i t.ti 1 1 a
lor 1.1 "II
.li'.TH ST. 131 In I IV i; I'lie... tln lJi.ni,
t'n ii r I (Iriinintii tlnhllng I'o, Inc, m. in...
II. iii! I'nuan'-ky. ciiiiiractor. . .11:1:17;
llrunx,
ITti'til KT 11 w mr Auihoui hv. IftOxlilii
Herlsiii 1 1 in s. In,' mki I'M, mil Hlli fn.
Ale.' tails ,t lauds lltlls, owners and
tiiutraiiuis nn',
REAL ESTATE
.tINVt.;VI'M op MllllTllAtlKS.
AlatiliHllilii.
AV It, 11 w iur 3d st. Slii ("has II
Koss, inis. In Alir Hpslelll, IMIII .".III HV,
tttiis, itni'iior, II ,v- s, 1, j Win M. lo.onij
AV II, 11 w cut 3,1 si. ,'lxxo- Abr lltisieln
Iii l.'erilliill Sav Ilk, I."." Ith Itvi ally.
tieiniaii Sav lUi, ti'.T till IIV... .tSll.lPIO
MAIMSIlN nf, I H Tills Hilar .X Tr fit
tn emigrant Indus Mav Ilk. 1.1 riititiibei
si: uttts, 11 a 1: .1 ti'ilortiimi, .'.I rh. nn-
hers si t.l.'UMI
Till AV, .lit .Inn Ittiit.iii it 11 no, exrs. to
den llhret, ll'lj I'alli av i att.l. Ud'V M
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1 'lit ST, 517- Max Kasltet tit l.uw)ers
litle ,v ir Co, luu Hway; till)' I. T
fn ti.ol'O
5t AV, ir.IT Mm . 111 tl ll.irnwell .X 1
trus, in litle (luar .t Tr Co, H'.il ItnaVi
tilt). T tl t o tl.l.ti'iu
511 AV, li'.lT -P S I'r Co tu l.en Midnstelll.
I"J I! ..1st si. titiv. I' 1! I'o IS,"""
SSiil ST. W Saute to Sophie Wuhn,
nt Unlet (Veil, 1 1 Mil st .t St Nicholas
av. ally, T tl 10 Hi, "00
tJiiTII ST, :3a W - It H Tr Co, tril, to
N V .Mtg Ai Serurity Co, I .is Hwtiy, attv
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lUTII ST. 3tl W Hnlev I! Hot. N
Title Ins Cn, I3'i Hwity. att. N V Title
Ins Co . J50.mii)
Pn.sT AV, s iv cor .'04th st, fiOxlitS --City
Ml B t'n lo N V ii Ci, !i'. Ilruad t.
alti, f A Snow la Wall st fl
POST AV, s 91 w 5i)4th et. (HxlOl--
Saliie to same. !
Posy av, s s. oo w :oitli et. ntxliij -
Sump In same M
I'llSf AV, r r. 1 31 w 51IIH1 ft. loxl'j:.--
Same to same 41
POST AV. s I7D w 501th st. 40x101,
Same tn same . '
PdST AV, s -. 510 w 5')4th t. 4')xln..
S tine tn s mis ... '
17'ITII ST. ...' 1 W N V Title Ins Co lo
.Motrls .1 Iiliil. mi VV llntli st. titty. N
V Tllle Ins I'll . . . .130,00.1
lli'.TH ST. .. W las f MeKern.m .1 at.
irsles. to I'.eorge" II Itotitelke. If.
Tl-t st. attvs, T.Ilor, K .V II. Itil "Hronl
wav. .. .... I!
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M and t ,tn Itlireti, exr. .-.'. Prospect
av :il head fr.niklii AV New llrlehtoii.
St.iteo l-l.ui'l. ii;lv, T ti Co. ... ll.nOD
ITH AV. .J.-m farm, rs I..1111 A Trust
Co to Mitt 11.1 : I. Ife Ins i'o. 35 Nassau r t .
alty. T It Co ... J SOU. I'M
9TH AV. e s. Ill i) 11 cull st, 55 7xX0x
lx ix Irr.g -Wm ,1 1 1 oil man. exr. In
Ainellit A Wigser . f N. w Hgypi. N .1.
t. ti atty. IMw P Orreil, Jr. S.'.S
Hway.. .. . lin.eo.i
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Aaron It llaiisiillii 1310 SMIl t. Ilklyn.
illis. Sl.g.l. C ,X .' 3'tr, lltvti SI
HWAV. 3H0 I - w- .or Ith si. I" 5 II.
31th st 11 s 111 ti w ;.i av, itx? 3.
Utile VV 15lh St. t.', Will A Katie In
Abr lineile -in. I lino. .Vt llway. alii.
I, T Co l"r Ii-sal services
1MTH ST ti s, ''.'1 w W't.lsworth hi. .'."x
'.' t t -.le.i H lllldlfe to M looiitttan
Corpu. ti: W Until st. iitt. I. T t'n ll"0
5IST ST. '.'01 I! Vbr S.hwHll... to Cms
t-,o'.lst.-ln n 1 Main t. I'ster.on. V .1:
xitv Siitttl Simon, so. Itwt ... 13 0.10
5ft AV I I'O Witt I'rtyer to Itaiihn.l
I'rng.'i. 1 .".1 1: Tlih "i. ,,tv T c, c.i. t
iTt.sf ST in', I! Ml'iil C.-l, llrt tn At.nle
.'o-tell,. 315 IT .-'ith st am., s.t mntir ,i;.
s. 15.1 Itua) f 1 no
'1ST ST. 40'. I! N'elll.. I'o.tnlln, extrv. !
.Sell." Costt H11. 31.' : tl'Jlh ., attvs.
.se.iinonr ,v S. tin lliv.iv IS.oOO
llmnv.
Cti-iVlt)'n,lTAN ft.VMi to nr.itix Itomugh
Ilink Hun
i'I I V MTtii: CO to Iiwer Vlnrlg.tge
'1 Ill "no
S VXtlT '.. -am. ... fn. into
N V TIH -T cn lo City Mtg" Co .. 0
S V M II tn .line t to
XIAMIAri.VN .MTUi: CiJ tn l..lttiirs Vttge
' '" . . . lis unit
SV.VIi: t" ..I'tte t .,nn,i
VitltK VII.I.K II INK l.i Carrie To. :v i',..'.tu
t.iHC. I1UI.I.IN It. 1.1 John W Harper.
ee . . 5.'. .'00
IIAItl'flt, .toils' VV. exr. 'o A.lulltie 11
t'olte . J(
li'Vi'H Afilt si. ant art... (o Kvl
. nr. ti-et ,tn. 1 mo. . . I.. 000
MVN III. In', fit. im t.. IT-'her H t: ... 11
HtlMiltP'K.si.v VV.VI Vtfltltll.I.. .in, ,
Mil 1. Ul-rc'ee'it .. 13 000
N V TITt.l: IX'.s c. I to Jennie II III..
I" .'it n.t.l
K' "'Il nitVV Villi I! -n It n. be
Pure J- -..,.1
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si vi vii 11 itixiitrs.
KEM jr.ls;v Atlanlle Clly.
mm
llfll
Xt.irlliuiiiiiuii-lltcnhpliii
t tn ill.. Ile-ie'i rrunl
Van rli'att mil rumiicau I'hiK
.In-nh Vliiii' si,n. Citinp in
llulel llellllls
iln tlo. lip 41 li IViuit
VV Iter J Hmlii
Sea-lit" Hull""
t III Ihe lleai'ii I runt
I !' ( is,k snn,
1. illell Hall
tlnli'l and -riii'iliirniln
I I i nlliB Xtitr I I
I III Mill. litre
t enllal, Ni'ae the lie n h ' I
s ittuicl lili
unit Ibree litiiirs frnm Xeu
II. II. nl N. J., ur I
1 uiisiilt IismI
Mil MIKK l.niiK Island.
The Must .Mtraillie (iiutitrt llulel
Ailjiitent In New tirk rit.t.
Garden City
notel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISUND
(hi nf ihe juusi i ue-ni iiitintry hoir
In Amrricit A iiinii.hi.ii uu nf iMiuntr f
anil tiu'trtttKillt.in h vt luxury tfirlmi.
fiiimtl rum! tu ,, tl nn th A'tirrip.in pan
TJi-r U h iit for tli coiufniitce (
TTl4't.vrlH
A Handsome a in Carte Hvstauratit
f'ulMiiH .tint trr!.!'.' tin-urpf.i-.) Mu.i
mr ptl.t1 ?n tnllct. frnm N Vnirk I
qupnt tiectru1 tNitnn f rin IS nn.i itto
J J IiANMN I'U.. Pinp-
New York Mat.
NEW YORK STATE
Running Directions
ii.'r srvri: ,M.riM
-i'.CT(lN M, M UN
iitrm.f i:n ltot 'i'i;
..'ir Hiva, nil e
t'tnlerf on flrt'.'iinuo'i
J N nmn.Ser ,Nhurgh,NiV
NKW MlHIx iioiier.tonn.
On Otter !,
('per.loun. N, y,
June U Oelobu
llitonis II,,, I,...,, -xi ana
4 II KNOIT.Pp A.Mar
I W. 7Jd 81., N. V. oJU
Milt II VMI'siiuti;.
(IN HI.M I II I I, I, Mil) s N Al l i:.
Soo-fiipi Park Lodge
.VMl
il' I' Vtll
VI VV.VI I'I! M.r IV VV Hi SI .Sen m I,
Crt nway to liftppinoii wy lo th nrrvc-
rciung, innit'tceiuiti, hTp-tiivinn air if Hit
rciung, iiinit-ftcenui!, tiei'ii-Ki
ttoralMu0
I lion you will,
I IK thi. Until
KoJ fmvl, tr-Mf, trnnm, vrrytliint;, thut m4ko
I'M worth whilf, Nn rmlrictiona cntrmn; Can
itdrt. llooklcUlto7ilMuBkkllotf.Tornnto,Ont.
"Slimmer Hnnipx I""""' I'lcture. ml
auinmer nonics ,i,.s,T,,ii,mx',,( -uiiii:,n
('nllllt). Hetnl ...' ..tslauo In ti l liuliiiisitn,
licntral I'ltsst'iufcr Atteiit, Deiit I' iiutariii.t
Wtslerii It),, llrandt enlr.it Ti'riiilu.i,N, V.v'lly
TOURS
mm
TRANSACTIONS
IIOSIINTHAI., I.OttIS, tn T (1 T
Co $53,001)
SATISl IKII M(HtT(l.(il;s.
(With name uml inbltiss of Icmler'x nt
tome . 1
1 ITU AV, s n SSIh st. runs w ISOx s
tt'.tix iv SSx 9X Jx 11 s Sllli l x e
KS to av xll'it.ei in big, Oct 5.1. 1915
.Ml! Kent) Ittally Co. 5'.:t W 31th st. to
ltutlierfotil Healt Co, altjs. Wells & S,
XI Nus.'iu si Is.loo
l-itllNI' ST, .ST, Kelt S, 1900 -iletilg" S
Schernn rl'ttrn et ul exrs will .VI11I11
Isabella Siiiornif rhnrti. to fnlnn tUnn'
Savings Hank, att, T (I .X T Cn. lit!
llway tio.mui
HAST KNI) AV, ItiOt, .Mill 14, lk:i.--('h.is
Hrnst nnd .inn. r.x Hist Cid 111. to the
l.'ait Itlier Savings In-'Hulkni. "91 .'
llway; nlty, Michael C (Irnss, 3 Chant
hers st tli.ooo
95t) ST. s , 110.4 f Col .11. 50x100 1, fell
1 !, 1X95 Siirnh A Vail, 50 W t'i'd st. to
Hy Wiener, Jr, and un. Plilladeiiihl.t.
Pa, tits will llv Wiener, ntty, .Mnril
nier S llrown, ' Wflllani st. ...IH.."oo
ITH AV, e a, f.3.5 s 30th st, SOxt'.O Louis
S'liwitgerl ntul mm of Ilklyn, m Ann.) '
Church; atty, T tl A T Co, III! Ilni.nl
way I.Vono
6TH ,4T, 531-3.1 IT, .Vug 7, 1913 .lalius
Neabs tn llinlirrniit Industrial Savings
Hank, St (ii.imhets st atty. It .V- I! I
oilortnan. f, ch.imliers st tso.tmii
HIST ST. 11 s, ;?n p Aiidiib.in a v. 5'.x!7".
Sept t, 1J0S Hmlna S Moore nf flush -
tig, I. t. tn Title Hilar uml TlUst Co.
exr will Charlotte Sllllman, ntty, I. T ,v
T Co. IM Iln ii v . . . I.' 000
"4TII ST. s s '.'50 e Mmlltnn av. SOvlt'i V.
.III! V 51, 1195 Samuel Kempner. 3 H
'filll st. tn the Itnwerv Suing- tttllll
ntty, I. T ,V- T Co, tr.O Itil.fl.. Iii 3"
P.I.IKAHKTH ST. n s. 153 11 Hnanl -t
S'x'JI .'. April I, P.'t5 -Dora HnttistiMii.
3t7 llrnilfor.l st, Hklvn, ind ami in
Samuel Wacht. T'.'ii Itlier. 1. 1 Drlit.
itl'i. Isidore Solomon, 4 1 court t
lllilyn .5. "i"t
IfllsT sr. 11 ". loo e l-olltlllbus ai. i"'X
loo It, Nov I. ti- ll W Hulling., Ill
W 43,1 .t, to ll.tnil.l M sip mi I in .
Philadelphia. Pa, ttusiees Xtne'ii VV
t'oiigherti . att. Wilson J I'uweil ;
Willi si $.11,00 1
tli'.'lil ST 311 W .Inly II. fl 1 I. ,1 .1
Hill. I ". T cieean nv ltki)n. to Wtu T
Ito. k, t5"n (l ean av Ilklyn attv. ,
Tlt Ins Co. t.T, lliiii) $ ..00,1
:TH ST. 95f. W M.t) 10. tH!t- It'sl
K'.iplon. x W tola ,t to frank Ian 1
ntld nun, 10 VV IS!! 't atty. T H .V- T
Co 17'i Iln ii) $ toil
WASIIt.MiTON ST. 11 11 cor Spilng .1 Mi.
5" Apr IS. 1"ll Ins Ke ler tn Chit V
Work of M 1.I1.1111. N .1 ,'itll. II V
Wright. 37 w.n .t . l.'i.ni
SlimtMAV VV 11 s. lot VV "Olili -t. '.us
ISO, Mar is fit 1 - Vet milt . 1 It-ip. .
to .lenM" Ittldlnsky. I.'lt ITtli -I Hk'i
Ott). M C l.eilne. Ifl X in. 1 1 st li, ,,H4.
1TSTII ST. 11 s, 1 on r s M, li.'l.i. v 1 '.
lt:.9. IV h 3. PHI Mo-e I, . Im tti Cine
117 W unit st 10 IT'.th st,,t 11 ,u
Co MO llway. utile, Arri-teln .t I, I x
llw a v , J. a
1ST ST. I".'. 1;. tun" It. 1913 Vnnle M
ties in ,n Iltavac I'3 f'el 'i.-i o
Hronx. and sno. atlv, .1 H .11 o '
1st .IX. ... 1
97TH ST ti w .oi- We. 1 fnl ,,. '. .
13s 3 O.-l 35. 1911 Prill eton 1 ,
to. 30 P. I5, st !.. AI." K1..R 11 11 I I' .
at v. I. T .t Trust Co 1 Co ii, iv It. "it"
WCST l:Nt VV, T7I- Pi In et. 111 Com',,
Co. 30 i: 45d st, I., Vb"l King in I 111.
I IV I! 1C1II1 "t ntlt. I. T .V T t " ' a
Itnal . I ,. .
I.fMNtiToN V 10T4. 11, t ." is'.
.Xttiektotn Holillnc Co to leni.M VH'ii.
rxltx will ll.iii.i Vglit. .lite T 1. .
T 1 o ITii Hit .11 $ ; 1 01
I. Is I'llMlKNs.
Vlaiihallmt.
ttiv f.itsiiii: ihsivi:. n . i"- .-.,
t5 l" I't-g Vluiiia .if li - t . ..r
V agt t'.oig i IteilM c f .-
elo.iire ll.,rl g,t ge , M'tl, It v -I
131ST ST. 533 VV CliHr' it' It.o . .-t
.ic' llarn ll.nl. . ... al 1 -.. . , p.
f..t to in--. . ii'li- t'o.ik A l!ur
I50TII sT ,'C W l!.':.tn.e l.ni.i.g 1-..
agt P.' Witt '" lu !..! .notl.'et.f .t I t , I
tiienti, att.i, I' f,ii,, 111,1, r
llronx.
HI. VI I'l.A' i! w- - .'i I . 11 t s t, . . ,
- 3 Ai.na A ll-tlfort as ttu-'re Bt
W'l 1 .ti s VV irt.ii lot p' a if. .
tio-tit nf n.ot gtgei. a't C! H IV
litott
I,. IT 11: ..up .f
M irl. Il fill' ke
Ige n W ,k'tle
nil. Sua 1 1 'is
l MMI.lt IIIXHlls,
NEW JKKSKV AllNntlc City.
ticCitaKI.
Outdoor Life in May and June is Mosl
Attractive at the Seashore
Mlaiiijc (ilv tilTers tlieniitdunr piulni.1,,.1 all tli.it can
lie tli slrcil t.iiir .ileiiiiil mails t.ir inline and Imr-.
ail. rniiitf surf b.tililiii! and Indisir siilninilns-(nsils, and
,,',..... ..in..., ...iiin.i .t t'XCllll'll
The LcnHiiiK Holism Arc Alwnya Optn
and ultt furni-li full iiifnrniatii.ti r.xtc- etc nn apiillcttli.ti
II til. an nil Vincrlcali lian. lllili v. iilluri'l-c unlet'
strand lintel
on tin. Hem h I mitt
I II in! and
II c I.iIii.ihi
I tie Mlf linn lit
On tnr lle.nli I-nun
rairnjicni IMtu
I MciUil Xts
llulel si. i h.trlp.
lilt Ihe I leach I'mm
N-tv tltl Halites n
llulel licl.e.i
on the Hi itch 1'rimi
It Thnn n.iiti .X 1 'it
I be llulltlllllrst
eiiral Niar ihe ii..,,i,
Henry l).i-nell
Vnrk (ill via ( I.S I II XI
I.NN t. II. II.
ticUet awcnls fnr further Inform 1 1 1..1
HOTEI .
CHELSEA
lM-tluJltr
Oi utvvini: rut t -
1 11 P faelil Hint, e I
1 ban licrx 11 tl
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SlJarltioroiyliSlailicim
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
OWXtHSHIM MAUXOLMtejT.
JOSIftH WHITC SONS COMPANY
so, set .1 teSA At.inrTar,
cf ."erxice comfort Aueattiv
Lammt rnufitcHrRii7iajriomiVTtnvRji
Atnnttvriaix EiTcpeaivMAix
HtlV YOslK OODKINII OTnfJ!' K llr-lU Kite
siwartr.. J"iof A.TsisjfsWi Juaorusx-
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
Ml. MtOI l. AVK. AMI IIKACII
I'rliata iliitlis. runnlnc water In room
Elanior 10 .tr.ct leiel. tun purlor. Caua.
alty It... ip.clal rlea. Booblat"
K. 14, WILLIAMS.
$;..i(l In Ihlllt: s.nei'1,.1 11....LI.
GRAND ATLANTIC
, ,-i , 1 ,, 1 ... I.... .. .... .
1 11 k-tnlli .11 ciii.e to He I Ii in.) tt
1 ,. .mil .rl a'e t ... 1 1 1 . mil -ij;
Hons
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1 ie Pie vl lilt .V' tin 1. ... !..!,.
I. iii booklet . nu ... trains w !' Ml.vu'.
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iJi.tJ!!. . ' B'el" ''tat. private hatha
iiH-1?!1, "U" Prl"rl excelleiit t.-.,
Bint dinner.). Huuklet. J. I COI'kI
THE L0RAINE ?' 1 1 '
?nd aet, , iiater ,.,b.V"',
..VI"; 'lM'"n'' 'UP'rltir ti.lte l!e,,,j
a K wi'iVvVi"!: ' "n.h ..t ti,,),,, "
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Squinoxfiome
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N V (H I II K I'lll. l.niiK
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et al (fiireelusiire of inorlgicsi ,,
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itM 4iniii-.li I. t:si.s,
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in t'has tlniiib.'ig una , , ,
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31' AV, III), 7 ft xpi.'c r." , ,
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WILMS AV. nil T. 11 w . it I in ,,
.I11I111 Hels et al lo ll-nri 1:
I! Until t. .. ir. a 11 1 t.
Nov I. Ill": mu, II. ic li 1
II.
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', 1 . .mil i. in. n li. f ..'ii v
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Molt Xi lte, "v to o f. 11
mail, XX'. I! 'Hi 1
t, !?IS ,v II Dr. 1'. 1
st... . $1
Vacations
On the Ocean
t in lint -.1 rt Ms! ,. s- sfi imi., . . ti
lfiiii.i-i I. wi,-t. nf 1 hf . nillnt t
5 to 21 DAY5
llr-iitlii. 1 ti .tin. I in ,t- x
In ssn Iticludlilg meals a el
nind.itltitl. im -'caltier
Clydc-Mnllory Lines
li.r Til. X....')! I,
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I niiii.iuiilt (tent rale I riiti..ill.itititi r
I'Osil VI. s uv 1
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ESHAGNE Mny 6, 3 P Vt
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