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THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1916.
MILLS ARE KEPT BUSY,
BUT BUYING FALLS OFF
Quieter Trndo After Feverish
Rush Noted in Weekly
Reviews.
VThllo many mllli hnf nnlrrs fnr
head and will continue l)iiy iilmtcmciit
In the rush to buy Is noted In the weekly
trade reviews.
lull's rays: "I.cadlliR liiilustrles Mill
urpass In netun.1 output tlie work of any
previous year and In most cases capac
ity operations am assured for months to
come, labor conditions pcrmtttlnff. On
trlctly domestic business, however, the
rush to buy has cliavly abated, and there
are more definite and convincing signs of
a turn In the, price situation,
"While In some lines the crest appar
ently has not yet been attained and pie
mlums continue effective, In others yield
ing tendencies nro noted and In certain
Instances pressuro to sell Is less conspic
uous by Its nbsenco. Recessions have or
currcd mainly In raw matulaK hut also
In n few manufactured products. Hlnt-u
tho point has been reached at which the
high costs are cheeking consumptive de
mands, the evidences of a halting In Hi.
advances and of a trend toward reaction
cannot bo icg.irded as other than whole
aome. "l'nndamental conditions are also
itrengtheneil by tin. moro lcstralned and
cautious policy of buyers, and It Is rea.
Hurlng that there Is a more general dis
position to avoid speculative excesses
than might be expectid after months of
exceptional piosperlty."
Jlrmtstrcrt'n sas: "Itecesslons fro-n
the past feverish activity confirm the
belief that tho wire edge Is off demand
for the time being at least. Conse
quently trade, partly because of mid
reason conditions, Is quieter, new burl
ties received by manufacturers Is
lighter, distribution by retail dealers
has been clogged by cool, rainy weather
over n wide area, cereal crop news Is
disappointing, there Is more talk about
bujlng having been carried to extremes
during the recent Impulsive movement,
nnd reselling of speculatively held proi
ucts, combined with the dlspoltlon of
buyer In general to hold aloof from
markets that are deemed entirely too
high, cauces a quite general shading of
prices.
"Still order books In most lines are
overcrowded, the leading Industries are
strained to the point of superabundant
activity, labor Is even harder to get than
heretofore and because of the scarcity
of help steel mills are unable to tncrca-c
outputs."
MILLS & GIBB INTERVENTION.
Coininlltee of Miirkliiililrra tn Par-
llelpnti In Ml lun I Ion.
Federal Judge Mayer elgneil an order
yesterday authci Ir.lng the receivers for
the white goods Jobbing ntl Importing
luue of Mills & lllhti to announce to
the creditors that all claims must be
tiled with them by August 1 at the
latent.
Judge Mayer also permitted Ileibert
I.. 1'rat!, IMwiii I'. M.iynard, Ueorge 1,.
lngraham and l.eo Kverett to Intervene
B" defendants In the receivership li
aratlon. They will participate as a com
mittee of stoiiJiclders.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
RrlliK-i! I lisi-lttiil linn- Mend
Demand for Futures.
Tlrflneil susar, lew-ally, was unsettled. The
feature of the market was the reilneilnn hv
one relini-r to T I".- lees per i.-nt for i-a-.li,!
basis line granulated. Othtr Ideal refiner ,
still maintain
tain their quotation at 7 CJe , rem
Tl-.o demand was lisM for new-
s tli withdrawal, affuinst old con.
lar terms
rolslness.
IrnH. fnl. I
The time of raw sllir.-ir vv.n slen.lc u,il,
the spot position unch.ni.dl at ii :u- m-t
and freutit A sale ns reported tn a i... i
nner ni .-, '.-j iiui l-orlo Ulcus, lust
rived here, st -.initr co-mime tn Ito'toa The
nneo was to.t t. f heic. sellers to pav
freisht to llnal dc.ttnalinii operators ami
refiners "ere e-jld to h m the mp-liet fdr
afloat Cuhas at i'.c inst and frrlsht. with
sell.-' Ideas fractionally hlslier
Kurope was reported to have bought Si.nri)
tonv f o b Cuba at I.9.V to Do., niaknu
the total business for the past ten days for
forelfii a count about t;o fo tops
In the mniot for surar futures there was
an active demand, particularly for the Julv-
position, which wis strntuly supporteil ln-
Ciilian interisi. The steulinest in .pot sticar 1
and the fact that Kurope was said to have
purchased i n h I'uha vvtre Ihottsht hv i
many to hive Iwii factors on the advance
The niarliet , lo.nd t tn r. ,.ni.ii n. i.. ,v.A
with saira for the diy 13.M0 tons. ' i
Opon.Ilish-I.nvv Clos- Prev
1 11C est. est. ti- eln.e
Ilff est, est, Itir clo-c
":ii r. :c s:r, r.:;tij"j .-. .
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r. .) :..n 39 r. a-me.ii :
s.i; r. 31 f. m :..3Hi;r. :. ri
;..:3 r.a ;'3 suiti..': .-, .1
f. oi r,o.' r, 01 t t.-'(ir, it
4 7) 4.71 4.7t 4 73H 1.7.1 I 1,1
4 Mirl .'.2 4 i:
4 Mo 5 3t 4 .1
nr,ni57 4 i
.4 TAIM.W I ,0
June
July
AUiMI-t
Seiteniher......
Octola-r
Novemtier
Deeemiier
January
Fehruary
March
April
Way
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAflo. June . The flintiiatlons
in
Ttewart Wnrtit-r were vtrv irrejtilar lodi.
wiin tne net enange snon-111; a moderate tos
Ildlson. Sears toenc and American Mn.e
tiiilldinir common vvero strong. L'mon Carbide
nnd Lln'leiy Llffht common were easier
Uonds were quiet. The summary
Oieii- Hlch- Ixiw. Cio.
Bales. 111c est, est.
n Am initiator . sa 3;..
J"t Am i-iiip. .. . tl'. ).''. tl',
M Am Stun Pt '3 vi v'j
: ll.intli rish 31 3- 3:
11 I'll! Ilvs s-rie 1 TPs 7P, 7i,
r, Ch lljs series '.'. 11 II 11
f. Kllsnn H 111 to",
ion Dia Match HO", 1101, uoi,
Ifsi Deere pf Id !11, !d
14)0 Lilldsiv Light 50, ill, D0t,
7 Mont Ward pf... IIP. H4i; ipi
M Nat t.'athoii 170 170 WH
31 Pen (lis lOlVj lu:' lop,
I" Pull "erv 110 no 11)
1 Huh s.erv pf... . 101 101 101
13 Oiuller Oats I10i, Hoi, not,
I'si -Vars Itoeburk. ..HI l'Si, 1V3
75 .sears Koetiuclt if.i:i, wl y;r.
1
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s'1 .
I
11
hi
urn,
hp;
M
10:
110
101
H'ti,
1-3V,
1 ,
IM
Ul,
lop,
71
tv,
si-ts-siewan warner.. i"..'i it 101
00 Svvllt At Co..
IV.', !::.',
K)i 1V)I,
1:iH
IM
1W Union Carbide.
IIONIH.
tfwo Chi Tele r.s 10JI, lOJt, lap,
SW Met (ioll 4s. . . 71 71 71
000 So Side I. 4l,s. .. Oil, 511, 5t,
FINANCIAL NOTES.
The tlnlon Snuare Savings Hank declared
yesterday u dividend nf 4 per cent, for the
six months ending June 30, 1310.
Thomas A Howell, John N IMmonds
an-l Krank W, Thninaa have been elected
members of the Coffee Iliehange.
Karl Tldeniann of Iv. Tlilemiinn AV Co of
Fort Worth. Tov, ha a heon elected a
member of tho New York Cotton Hxcliance.
J. S. Iialy has heen made comptroller of
tho llmlgrant Industrial Savings Hank. am-.
eeuink' jonn j. i-uiievn. who was rerentlv
mad' president Mr Hatv served as deiuitv 1
comptroller for nine yar,
Ilertron, Orlsenrn A Co, White, Weld -
Co and Palmer ic Co. are offering 13. 000
nil i-oun ninpi arns corporation 5 jear 6
per cent convertible notes at ail', The
notes are convertible Into sunk at flu-)
per ehare
N. V llalsey Co, t Wall street iiave
Just Issued a booklet entitled "nnnds
l-'avored by Hanks In 1915," showing various
factors which huvo Influenced the recent
Investments of banks throughout the
country. ,
Iloyal Having IMwrter Company has de
clared the regular quarterly dividend of
li, per cent on the prrferted stock and a
dlvldon-I or 3 per rem on the common
aloctt. both payable June 30 to stock of
Tcord June IS.
The Kansas i;tv Terminal Itallvvav
Company has sold JJ.50O.00O nve year 4 1
per 1 ent notes to Kean. Taylor At Co .
New York and Chlcngn, These notes will
ba secured hv pledge of tlrat mortgage
honils at SO Proceeds will be used toward
Oia retirement nf 13,500,000 Kansas city
Halt Hallway Company first mortgage s
per cant, bonds, due July I, 1016, after
which data tha nrst mortgage of the
Kansas city Terminal Railway Comnanv
wl'L become a flrat Hen on all of tha
company s propiriy,
GERMAN GOLD COIN IS
SENT TO ASSAY OFFICE
National City Bnnk Deposits
91,400,000 Received be
fore War Ke&rnn.
The National Pity Hank deposited
$1,100,000 In Oerman twenty mark gold
pieces nt the Assay Ofllco yesterday,
This consignment Is one that -wns re
ceived by tho bank from Scandinavia
about two years ago. It hae. been lying
In the vaults of tho Institution since that
time.
When the news became known In Wall
Street that tho Oerman gold had been
deposited by the City liank thero was
conshlcrnblo guelng as to lis source.
In some quarters It wan suggested that
ttusla might lie shipping Into this coun
try gold that she reielved from (lertnaliy
before the outbreak of the war. Others
suggested tint the shipment might coma
from South America.
This guessing ended, however, when It
beenmo known tint the National City
Hank had made the deposit 'In tho Assay
Ulllce to obtain American gold for re
servo or other purposes.
In Kuropn there Is very little melting
of the sold of other countries. If Krancn
sends a large amount of gold to the
Hank of Kngland the bars nr coin Is
rlmply store-J aw-iy ti the vaults until it
Is found necessary to tdilifgold to l-'nitn-e.
Then tho gold Is returned to I'rance In
tho same kegs In which It was sent to
Kngland. The system Is the same In
dealing with the gold of all countries.
In this country the law requires that
all rt serves be made up of t'nlted States
gold or Its equivalent Kor this reason It
1 the custom to melt all of the foreign
gold received. This Is expensive, as there
Is a loss In the refining processts tho
metal Is put tluough. '
It Is understood In the financial ds.
trlct that the National City Hank stored
the Herman gold when It was received
about two ears ago with the Intention
of reshlpplng It to (!i rniany when the
time came, (if coure the war upset this
plan and the deposit jesterday was the
result.
Hold bars from Ottawa amounting to
12,500,000 vveie deposited to the account
of .1. T. Morgan A. Co. nt the Assay unlet
yesterday This brings the total Im
ported In this movement to about $11,
U'o.Ono, Hold coin to the amount of
$1,000,000 was withdrawn from the Sub-
Treasury for shipment to Cuba,
THE METALS MARKET.
Spelter In I'nlr Deinnnil. lint Cop
per llemnlii Hull.
copper renia'ns dur Se, nnd bands are
setting eie tr-;v-lc l'i a sni.i I u.iv a- CX -i
2X1... f ir ne i'Iiv an 1 at .?-rJTi-' tnrltie
deliveries There Is n-i 1 i-litf deman-l
for either home or f-relsn r-hlpm-nt and
prmlui-irs are milking ne err-ir- t se'1
Kxpurts rei.trte.l es.erila were r,00 tnn
Ingiile fr -Ml Ualtllli re !. Liverpool D'ir
Ilia the week en-l .1 June v ? t-tns wet
shipped il-road. an. I since .tune 1 11. l'i.
ton Imports .it Atlmtle ports last week
were 1 :10 tuns Mn-er Tl ti-ns in tit- an-l
LI".", tops ere The nnlv hinge In the
Iondon market was an advante of 10s. on
future sl.md.iril.
Tin was hlBhir ai Sins ipore vestrrd.iv.
the a.lvan-e i,-Iiib i: ins . Imt .Inly and
AUEilst fhlpmenls from the Slralts nr
ii. tohf r-Novcmt-er arrivals lure tt
nrfere.l nt llMiimi'. on the other han-i
spot Straits was w-ake- liere with -iff-rlnps
at 4l'al4e. June arrivals were held at
lOlK'ti . n.l Ju.v at 1Ss,illr Th-
I en tn slit i lVrein-Mit Castle l.r uchl tops
from lloiigkopg as we,' as l,f. ton. from
the straits. Total arrivals elnee June l
have l.en " -ITU l"l' At leit.-I-n spot
Straits was ls. hlirher at CUV lis. an-l
elan, lard a.tvaine.l 1. At Miis-ip -re n.
sites were rt ported at the Hidden and
shiro advanee to (190 I0
Lead Is dull and mole freely offered at
.... .. V. f.ir .time, t, Vft for Jutv
"nd iI.TOsm. 7. f
York At llt
i jor mier 'i.'i.-' I'. .
t.nuis prp-t s were
points le on ..i.-h position, wit lis , a: a e
reportel. London dn-pped I. f-l on spo
an-l V,r. en futures to 131 10. an-l
r.l ,...rif-t 1 V ' V
spelter was In fair iteinsnd and Arte nt
1V f"r 'P' ' 3 r '
for J une. 1 ? i. ii
1 3 . lor Ju v i
-i 1 J'
for Auk'I"' at:
l .e fir Ju vtlltu--. an-l erpirni - -
- . . ..... t Ttifl i.nniiiiii
market broke 15 on spot to .1 and I
futures to ftil
uti
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Ocean l-'rrluht Hnti' l'ri" Hrnll
llccllni'il l 11 Hlt.
Tlie ocean freisht rale mi i-ofiee from lirad
.- .1... 1-.01...1 -.t lie. h.i. ill. lined tu II s-r
lug hut th's rat- is apparently restricted to
Julv .hltnieut nnlv an I is l-iieve i to !!
that the p-ivni hii.li rates have .ittracteu more
steamers tn Ilrarll and that the eteamer.
i,..id in l-..i cueL-oes lor titnmnt
'.hinnieiit ' No i li arly i .tatilishi-d rate apprars I
In h- nhialii.ihle lor later .niiimcni. aim ......
ii,- it.e tii.t nnd lrei:ht marlvel
I ngely Inetular. with Inwir niirrs for Julv
slnpmeul. vvhllc for later Cites shippers are
iiuo'iiis Inrsoly on an f o h tnsis.
Tlie reilttred cost of importation has heen
lartelv ieionthle fur the recent luiuldalltu
movement ami pnie ye-ttrday expencnicil o
lurtlier diclliie under 1 ontiti'ieil -lllns Larly
111 Hie iIjv values were tn 1 'nnt lower
hut late 111 the session tlierr was 11 partial
rally im covenns piomplul liy report" Hint
some shippers were In 01 I tn sidviino th-ir
oilers and tlml iiuotatiors were '.' to n " .
net lower The local spot market wis In.ic
live and quotations were nominally un
eh inied on the Insis of Ji.e lor llto v
The oflicial Hrazllian cahle reported an nd
vance of l-JM in Itm eich.inse mi Lon.'n
Mllreis prices In Rio were 1:5 ms lower and
-into, was unchanged. Ileieipls at the two
ports weir W.aoo hit's, compared with 13.H0
last year Prurs follow
Onen llish-I.ow- Clo- Prev
int ct est inr elos--
7 III rl ni v 01
sol vol sun siH.ivoi; un
s 11 sit ll 111''. 11 "1
v:i v ;i no . -.'Hi -;i
a 2Cis -''
. S Mil 31 I
S .-Is 10 V 31 S :u. -I 37 s .. ,
s mil i: ).i
viV-iv)7 v lv
'.0 H 4V r.nil.il . 1
Villi M iM
t ;.i . -.1 1 '.5 s 'slits I'd 1
June
July
Aurusl
September..
OctolH-r . ...
November...
Ileccmber...
January
Tebruary....
March
Airll.
May
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
The Ohio Publl t'tllllles Coninilsnnii
has approved Hi 1 nneolldntlon of Hie
Salem Light, Heat an 1 Power fompatn
and the Columbian I'.'ecirl. Company node
llo, Salem I.lglitiiiK I'oni'ian. and i M
thorlzed the new compmv Ismio tUO.oqn
in llrsl morlgate twenty vmr r. per cent
bonds at not less than J and llio.000 In
common stock.
All llilleeby eieitrlc pmperilea leporilni,
fnr the work ended .lun - 3 show net .011-M-.
ted load gain rf CH'i - uslomets. wl'h
i'5.i; ItllovvattN IlKhilng ifri.l mid s:J hors--pmver
In motors New business contracted
for Includes S64 lusioniers. vvllli 4.1 Kilo
watts lighting load and 2,:.i nurse-power
In motors. Kleetrlc energy output for the
week was I) 1 per cent greaiee than for
the correspondlta- period of .1 vear uk i
The Vlrglnli Hallway and l'ovvir Com
nany's report for the fl.ial year ee d
June 30, 1615, showB a decrcise In urn
enrnliiKS of IU.)2H ami f.7.H7 In surplus
after chant's. IncludltiB dsprei-ln on I In
nA.MnnnL- tnr tlie ten tnOtltllS elided April
30, 1916. showed 11 sola nf I410.I12J III irross
eomn.reil with the . orrespondlllK 'en
... e 11, n oe..ee.1lni? veir and tl etir-
I situs after ehargeu nnd dcprecl itlon of
1 .0 3 ), 1 S.t , an Increase of j.-oi,a.
The Washington It.illivnv and l.lectrt
Complins 'a anniril repoit states that "vvlHi
a I'ederal budget laig-r than ever before
by V.'). 000 000, with nflUdal personnel tmi
terlolly nuginented ilurlnK the ear and
Willi the population of the district larger
by f.,000 one could scarvely eNpect retro
gresslon In earnings, even In I tie face of
hard times largely euperlndin ed hy ion
dltlona arising from tlie lluropean war
The vrrws earnlnirs of the COtnll.iny alld 111
subsidiaries for tlie tisml year ended De
cember II, 11 16. Is id. '.inn, suow-ins an
Increase of 1143,13: limine ilia yiar tlie
cars of the company carried 8 1!. s 2. '.' f '.
passengers. Of these S0,37i,5!& rode on
transfers.
(iiiarnnlr CI ll Is (liitlnK To-dny.
The 700 members of the (luarai.t.v
Club of the fltmranty Trust Company
will have their nnnunl mitlriK tn-day nt
the new clubhoiioc at HuBtiennt I'utk.
fltaten Island, There will he a liaae.
hall Rama between the officers nf the)
company, an internepartmentai retay
racf, a tennla tournament unci vbiIouh
other tyenta,
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete MM Unfilled Dawn hy
Flrat Department Division.
The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate DM
sion, First Department
Mary Ftaub, an Infant, Ac, resrondsnt,
vs. Jnterborourh llapld Transit Co., appel
lant. Order reversed with no .m.1
ni"Dur.xtuenis ana motion denied
per curiam Order llted
Opinion I
Akron llulldltur Co, appellant, vi. florid
Transit Kutmav construct on Co. resnon- '
dent. Order affirmed with 110 cents audi
uienursiriiienis. .-n opinion. um iiieo.
David Cihltl, appellant, vs. Htar Co, re- I
epondeiit order afllrmed with $10 costs
and disbursements. .So opinion. Order i
filed.
Samuel Kohn, respondent, vs. Moses H
Harris, sued as "Mod" H. Harris, appellant
order so far ns appealed from reversed
with 10 costs and disbursements and mo
tion granted with 110 coats. Opinion per
curiam. Order filed.
Merchant Tailors' Society et al , appel
lants, vs. Journeymen Tailors' Union of
America. luteal No. 3P0, tt al., respondents.
Order affirmed with 110 easts and disburse
ments. No opinion Order filed.
Charles Altschueler, respondent, vs. Msu.
rlco ltrouer, appellant. Order modified by
providing that the words, "to ba examined
on behalf of the plaintiff upon the Issue,
raised by the defendant's answer," he
stricken from the original order, and the
following Inserted In lieu thereof, "to be
examined on behalf of the plaintiff In sup
port oi ins allegations or tne complaint,
and ne so modttled affirmed without costs,
No opinion. Settle order on notlre, the
date for the examination to proceed to b
fixed In the order.
tt. Altman A Co., respondent, s ftydeo
Photoplay Corp, appellant. Order modi
fied by requiring plaintiff to pay to de
fendant's counsel the sum of 50 as and
for their expenses In connection with the
inking of the testimony of the witness,
and as so modified atflrmed without costs.
the dote for the examination to be llxel In
the order. No opinion. Settle order on
notice.
Anna M Hlrrt, respondent, vs. The
("perry llutrhtnsnn Co, appellant. Order
affirmed with 110 costs and disbursements.
No opinion. Order filed
Cameron !.. Little, an Infant, Ac. ppe.
"ant, vs, H, c stnwe Construction Co,
respondent. Order modified as statel In
order nnd as so modified affirmed without
costs. No opinion, Order tiled
.Mini I' llsbot et al , as administrators,
Ac., respondents, vs. New York Hallways
Co, appellant. Order nfflrmed with llo
t nets an-l disbursements. No opinion.
Order nied.
Southern Amusement Co, appellant, vs
llpo, h Producing Corp , respondent. Order
reversed with 110 costs and disbursements
an-l motion denied with $10 costs. No
opinion. Order nied.
Jacob M Harris, respondent. x- the
Tribune Association, appellant. Order re.
versed with IIS costs and dlaburstments
to appellant and motion granted on pay
ment hy appellant of costs of action to
date. No opinion ortler tiled
The Western L'nlon Telegraph Com
panv, respondent, vs. dtiy M ilest, ap
pellant Order affirmed with llo costs
and disbursement, the dato for the ex
amtnatlon to proceed to be fixed In the
order. No opinion Settle nrder on notice.
In the matter of I.Ujle 11 Holme,
deceased. Order affirmed with 110 costs
an-l disbursements. No opinion. Order
n.i-i.
In the matter of F.dnln C. Hall, as
temporary ndmlnlstritor of I.lzrle H
Holme, deceased. order affirmed with
110 costs md disbursement. No opinion.
Order tiled.
nilzabeih Agmlnas. respondent, vs
VVUkes-Ilarre Colllerv Companv. appellant
Order reversed with 110 costs and dls
burst mints and motion granted with 1 10
iosis on the authority of Higdon ve
l'iuliidt IphU X- Heading Coal K Iron Com-p.i-n
:1T N Y I J Order filed
Olca KraenkeP, appellant, vs llucene J
C- i k II lo-ponhnt Order afltlllied
No opinion Order tl'id
John r trson. f al . ptalntlffs. vs
I'rolsl. Kealtv Compin. tmpleaded. A .
respondent. Hobert 11 Montgomen . as
re, elver, appellant Vppeal dtmss.--l
wltti llo costs an-l disbursements to re.
spotldept PaV ible b) tlie appellant pt r
snnally No opinion Order filed.
John lar-ttu l al . as committee, .xe.
and another, rexponden'. i- Crei,
Jlealty Cittnpanv, Impleaded. Ar, app.-l-'int.
Onler affirmed with lie costs .md
disbursements No opinion. Order Pled.
Itose Vector, appellant, vs. J Oeear
litlaniater, respondent. Order mortified
as stated In order and as so modified
affirmed without coits. No opinion, or
der tiled
Samti. 1 Herman, appellant, vs lternard
I. Miller, respond' nt order aftlrtnei
with 110 eo.ts and disbursements No
opinion Order tiled
amuel J ....ph. respondent, vs Hir-
.Ins. ph ft al . appellants nrder af'trme I
with llo co.u and dlsbursetn-nth .v..
opinion order filed.
MorrN Kraus. an Infant, Ar , respondent,
vs. Ou'-cr.s County Water Companv, lm
pie ided. . appellant order affirmed
with 110 costs and disburden!- tits the
date for the i xamlt-atlon to proceed to
l-e lived In the onler No opinion. Set
tle order on notice
Haiel II I'lrle, appellant, vs Allan It
Plrle, respondent order reversed "1th
lie costs an-l disbursements tn appellant
an-l motion granted to the extent stated
111 order No opinion, Order tiled.
Charles K. Qulncey et at., as executors
Ac, respondents, vs. Joseph If llmery. ap
peilxnt Order reversed with lie cost,
and disbursements an t motion granted to
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY
For Some National Advertiser
90,000,000 PEOPLE PASS THIS POINT YEARLY
(Official Police Department Statistics)
23L
!XvWka'j
Is z
1 1
1 . . L'..i'i.V h - ' - ' - i - ' - i -
:jJ ifJS
t .JJ . -v .fr- i tr.V.v.-...tTr --"-i. '. .' )--". r-v.v.'yc.-.,.Tr-. "". vJ-
' 1 P itSi ;&Vt -HU' jot t"tt sHt
Former "Sun" Location Cor. of Park Row and Frankfort St.
The upper sign indicated above can lie leased to a prominent advertiser at $1000
per annum. This is the frrentest publicity in New York City at the price. N'inety mil
lion people pass this corner annually. This roof si,rn will bo seen by all using Nassau
Street, Park Row, Brooklyn Bridge and the Municipal Building. It is plainly visible
from City Hall Park, Broadway, etc. Again :
Circulation 90,000,000 Per Year Price $1000
CHARLES F. NOYES COMPANY, Agents,
Phone 2000 John 92 William Street
extent stated In order. No opinion. Order
(lied.
Sophie I.embert, sn Infant, Ac, respond
ent, vs. flnuth llrooklyn IUMwy Company,
Impleaded, Ac., appellant Order amrnifil
with $ 10 coats and disbursements. No
opinion. Ordsr filed,
Annl H Hunter, appellant, vi. Fred
erick V, Hunter, rrpnmtent. Order af
firmed. No opinion Order tiled.
I'iiIImI .flairs Press Association, re-
fehnmlsnt. PrnnW l'.r..li.it- r'nmnani.
iimiellant. Order reversed and motion 1
itranted to the extent of striking out tlie
I inunwing eiauae nr me onier rnr exam
ination: aiso nj. 10 wnai appears in ine
Nmtes of Kansas ami Mlnnesnia mill
which defendant iiimle rontraels for the I
pint'iiic or Amerlt-iii Tobacco Company
advertising since said date and previous
tn ih commencement of this aetlon." No
nnlnlon Settle nrder on nmlre. the rlnie
I ror the examiiiatlen to proceeii to In-
nxeti in uir nrili-r
John J. Ciislik vs The Cltv of New-
York. Motion to dismiss appeal granted
with 110 costs. Order filed
Alllandn Hodenhelm ve. The Cltv of New
York, Impleaded. Motion to dismiss appeal
granted with 110 cosis. order nied.
John A. Connolly vs. William C Os.
born. Motion to dismiss appeal granted
with 110 cost. Order nied.
Krank Oroell, an Infant, Ac., vs Swifi
A Co., Inc. Motion to dismiss appeal do.
nied. Pen memo, Onler Hied.
Katberlno l- I.tndemann vs Jobxnna
von Mcer. Motion to dismiss appeal
granted with 110 cost.. Ortler tiled
Lillian ttlmel vs. Alfre.t r'anC Motion
I to dismiss appeal granted with llo mst.
Order filed.
' Muter of Kizabeili Connell. deceased
Motions to dismiss nppexl denied with
i" co-is. vriier njeij.
Agnes t. Mulligan vs, Pasquale J Lam.
bertl et al Motion to dismiss appeal
granted with HO costs Order filed
The People vs. Philip A. Cox Motion
to dismiss appenl granted Order tlie
The I'rople vs SigmiinJ Kox. Motion
to dismiss appeal granted Order filed
John V. Coggey, as receiver, Ac. vs
Jesse Watson Motion to dismiss appeal
granted with 110 costs. Order filed
William O Cameron vs Hernard Levin
Motion to dismiss appeal denied. Orde
tiled.
Merv-yn Wolff vs. Noel Jourda De Van.
el al. Motion to dismiss appeal denb I
with 110 costs. Or.ler tiled.
John K MeKenn is Amnkag Mantifs
luring Company Application denied w .
110 costs. Order signed
Florence s. flthlan vs Degnon Con
traeilng Company Application granted
Order signer!
Ilobert 1' Milter vs. Clinton P Zlmtn.t
man. Application granted Order signed
Joseph Matls vs Louis Lewis App'l. i
tlon denied with 110 costs, Order signed
The Hagle Waterpriof Companv, In
vs. New- York Mackintosh Clo'hlng Cnm
piny. Application denied with 110 cost
Order signed.
lllliabetb E Stevens vs P. Hmt'l.
fchwelzer Application denied with It
costs Order signed.
Samuel Pollock vs. Central Ksh Com
pmy Motion denied with 110 rest., nt
tier filed
New burger. Morris cenipnnvi vs James
Talcott Motion granted, nuestlons certi
fied. Order fl'eil
New- York . Hoston Despatch Hxpres.
Company vs How ird Carr et al . as ex.
erutnrs. Motion denle I vviih 110 costs
Order filed
llizabeth Agmlnas Wl'ke..rtirr
Coliiery Coiipi-iy V, , denied with
e reel-, nrder II. ed I
Augusta Land, vs I.- nard Lindes
Motion denle I with IK' . .t Order f'li
orpho s-one v. wi '.am M H'sen cn
panv Motion granted, ouestion rertl'le i
Order filed.
Paul W Hort-aeh v Willi im .1 Arke i
.Motion denied Pee memo Order tiled
I'a'rlck ilallxgher vs Ancient Ord- ..
Hlbernlins et a! Motion to dismiss
pcil d.nie,! Order tiled
Lou's iivvartz vs. James r rtogers e- i
at M'-tlon to dismiss appeal granted wl-1
110 i osts. Order tile I
Whit Hits .Veto.' Colon vs Initio.
Sunty c.mpmv Application denied wic
110 co.t,. order sign-. I
Nathan l,epMw t ,1 vs Simile' Itrl.k ,
I mm el al Annllcallon denied l-l. 11.'
".''. order signed '
It. glnald I. Hart vs llejultlble Life .
sur.llue sinrlety Motion .lenleil with I'
cosIh (ird. r tiled
Cnl'el States pre.. As.oclxllnn -s '
I rank I'rrsbrty Co-npanj Mntlnn denle i
with 110 eo.'s Order tl ed '
Ixiuls uchnartg v. Jntne p. Hog'rs
et al Mutton denied with (10 cost, o- i
ill r tl'ed. I
Charl-s Chaplin v. Vltarriph-Lul.tn
S'-llg-Lssanay. Inc. V'otlnn trtititrt. n-
ii.i 1. 1 i
National Suret comp.n vs inrotl-i
WenlllPSer et al Motion 1ft disMtL. ,
p. il gr -ite, with tn Order t. I
Hv-tnin Ita'inv.in .t al vs Aeto VVits
CnmpltiS Appll -at -on grinted li ' i
U-ned
.lost pi. Hllas vs Morris 'earner ei
Joseph V .is vs V I I mi Tr.-s..- t .- ,
ppll. Stlotl denied with 110 costs Or
der sKried.
In tl" matter of Chirles c ll ,u-h
an at'orney Itef.rene,. nrder . I before of
tU ' il r fcree Set-te order on not!...
In the muter of T'lom-i. H K- -.t i
t statpeot.iry truste-. A ..' Tb.-m-s It. it
te, dei'ised Appeal d'snils..., w.lh l.
rests tl-l 1 dtsMirs- lll-li-s ., ..pt- .,n o-,
.'er I1 e I
HtMNKs en N( i.
ANTigfK Kt'ItMTrRK-i:fry k!n1
TAT hniiK n' '' Mnn lint sen W '
Y , box 111 ,un oi!1. .
41 1. 1 5
ri'rfni'Biti a'n Sr''av:Viteik'WiafiarK','1
mmsm
"ni "eass-c-iii.si.k s,: .. " ii- bhl , av. r n 2 111 1 1 w .1 . . m r 1 . .
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EXCURSIONS.
Lak Hopatoong tl.
To-morrow t.ffltfS;
Lt, W. Hi St. 8.501 Liberty St. 9.00 a.a,
ItcVion Ave.) Jertcy City. 9.17 a.a.
Lf . Steel Street, Nest 8.M s. n.
Atlantic City
TO-MORROW
t.W.sj4St.,7.M:LItrtf t.,.0O.
99. BO Jitiien A.s .Jentr Cltr, s.t7t. ra.
r tt. Btsii St.. News.ii, 8.0S . ta.
HftRD COAL NO SMOKf - COMPONT
via New Jersey Central
fsCMMKK RKslORTA.
NEW JEKSEV hp.inc Lak Heatcb.
THE NEW MONMOUTH
Sprint? Lake Beach, N. J.
An Uneiretled Hotel Directly on tin
Ocean Front
With Every Attraction foe th
.. Summer Vlxltot
Dally concert" and Oaneesi.
Palm and Tea Ituoms overlnokln the Ocean
Tennis, (Soil. Motoring, Hiding. Flshln.
Canoeing, Surf llathlug,
Wttl Open Saturday, June 17.
Under Management of
Frank F, Shute.
Dookinr Representative.
EDWIN S. TYNO,
.New Totk Offlee .Hotel lilltmers).
ETI1F. M:Vi bsx sk m
ssex & SusseX
iiotki, A.xn roTT..oie.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
Whole square, directly on U ocean.
Tin: iiotkl UK i.vxk or
TUB ATM ST I r COAST.
Ail tsthrtnis srlth bit and eeld tea ssiter.
C.nlJS. -TT.NNLS- ItA'niINfl
WILL OI'K.N JUKM 10
t'nder the Personal Management ef
DAVID B. PLUMER
I' T KLATIM1. Personl Repress-TltarlTa
S'O FtfUi At., X. V. Tel. &MS Marray Hill
THE BREAKERS
On the ocean it Spring Lake Ileach. N J,
Opens June 10 Now open for Inspection.
LOUIS N. MOSS. Owner and Mar.
THE SH0REHAM
Spring Lasts Beach
' .l.r...
Modern hotel, located on the Lake; twa
I- o. ka from the Ocean bathing he ich Now
ci.en II K SI'AMIKN'liriKL Prop,
NF.VV JEK.SF.V Ashurr Tark.
A MOIlKltN IIIITKL lV TIIK SV..
Hotel Columbia
AND I OTT Vllll.s
Ashury l'n-k J upsns June ';
flu- n.iier vv.'er in toot-. i ai.a 'tv too
lit.-klei VV ll.VHV rv JONIIS. owner and
Munager
1 THE LAFAYETTE
j Aphurv rrk. N J . ricliMv- pHtronaft,
I prUrttf an-l ;ub lr twb, h- wr ami nale
hthi h' -r .tparirnMl9, rurtilna- atr
In vf r.-rtr., u hit fvl heoklet
! Opfn Mux till Oct. M. II KltOST.
, rKNNM U AXIA DflnwarK . atrr Cup.
THE HEW KITTATIHNY
IM 1 U Ut lM i.KV, VK.
Now in iuy liUtwU.. nnxi-rn hot-)
In ihU fimi'Hii r-.tlii.. "ip.vtty ,(n. Kvory
hkhIcth tjlpmrnt , rtr-ptioim euUin. Frrnni
rht't. tnlH-.lr t'l'tr trnpU, t1litnrt, fte.
aTv an-l itrtll, UrAp. fpmial nnrly rtnn
r:t hoklct ami aiitn map-, matlni. orirh'w
iini't iralni. JOV i liliV cni'K, ten jcjim
uf Wati-r li-ip ll(H!St
JiASSACIHsF.TTS.
THE MASC0N0M0 11;.
On the famous einclng he i h, i; acres nf
ground, sports rate 1.1 111 weekly, Man.
Bgement ARTHl'lt I. It.Vi n t'O
af Beau ' (;
N j
cV itA-
11 s"""-V,
ifron Jtcamboatdo
Mil OCEAN
Deep Sea Fishing Str. "Tauras"
Dally at ) A. M. from T'ler I. N. It.. ONI.V.
liar, Keataurant, Halt, Tackle, etc.. Under
(.0. a Management. Accommodations inr
ldlea. Htowardcss In Attendance. Fare II. mi.
CONEY ISLAND
l.r. vi: west mini NTitKKr,
:40, in 31). 11:30 A. M.: 12-311, 1 I.V2JW.
2.4. 3:.10, 4:H, 5:1ft, 0-30. 7::i(), 141I P. M
1.KAVK riF.lt I, MHTII IIIV1.H,
tn.20. It IS A.M.: 12 I A. I 15. 2 00, 2:4.'., 3 3".
4.1!, eon, n no. fl.40. 7:lft, Kin. w ' y
I.TK. nTKr.rf.f.f .IIASK, CIIKKT l!sl,A.-sli,
til :2A A.M.: 13 :2 V, 1 '2.1. 2:2,1, . 'I 111,3 0.1. M.J;.
fi-2. nun. ? in, 7-..V1, 2ft, 11 2ft, 1 it 41) P. M
Trip marked do not go in 129th Wl.
Trip marked t dnea not atonal Pier I. X. K.
Str. "GRAND REPUBLIC"
ftPFX'IAI, UP HUDSON T II IPS
Hundaya, June II and 18.
Htopplnf at III tlllt. AND PAI.I.M both wayt.
ftne hour at NKWBI'ltlill.
Ito Pier I, N.lt.. t 30; W, I2lith Ht.. 10.30:
Vonkera. 11:IA A.M. FAI1K from N.V.Tftcifroiu
Vonkera AOc. Hteamer's licensed capacity .'1.110(1.
Ticket limited tn V.non. No Hiaternoms.
Restaurant and bar under Cn.'s management
Tlmo Tatdes are also on INftlllK Hack cover
of Telephone Directories. Tel, Rector. 82
S.S.'Mandalay'
lUNDAVT-in iwii'ia";:
Leavtiia Mattery tft. West t2tith.Hl. 10.1 A.
Vonkers 1 1 :.'! A. M.. stopping at
75
ale IIMIIII.ANII F 4 l.l.N
s" for WEST POINT.
Round
Trip
Music, naming.
MtMIII.Al' LINK.
Tel. Ilrnad I "II -121 HI.
SUMMER HRtORTN.
NRW YORK Tataklll Mountadna.
The Catskill Mountains
.region of ROMANTIC HCENKIIY
ALTITUDE toon TO I00O VF.ET
ATTRACTIVE HOTELS AND
noARniNU tioUJtK
MANY TROUT TRE.IS
TOPUI.AR WAI.KH AND DRIVES
MOUNTAIN CLIMIIINC! CAMPINti
A WONDEUTUI. COUNTRY
or WILD WOOD CHIRMS
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE R. R.
tn eemnertton with Went "hnra ft. It.,
cperatee thrraiah trains, including Ptillman
.errlea. Tha RIP VAN WINKLE .
Pltr.MS from New York leaves Cortlandi
Stres?t 12 40 nisin. Went 42nd Strojt
o'clock P. M dalij- eicept Hundar.
Fteamew of the ITudaon Itlr-e 0t Mt
make direct connection, at Klneatnn Point
with aftssrnouo trains for M iolnt In Iho
uiouutalni.
Th' annual llttntrated hooV with rrt"d
map of the Cataldll Mountain section, in l
corrected list of over 1.000 hoteli an-l
lioardlna- houan. will be sent free on receipt
of U tenia poataga.
N. A. .11MS, General I'awnfT .rnt,
Klmnton, N. .
Skmlfcd
Leading Catskill fte.ort
N.T.tlfflee, 11S0 ll wav
Pea large Advt. .cunda-
NEW YORK Weateheitrr County.
IrtarrltlT ICnbriir
BrUrcllff Manor, N. Y?
An ideal Luncheon Run,
28 miles up the Historic
Albany Post Road.
Hooking Offlre an I full Information
40! Madison Ave., N. Y.
Telephone 7010 Murray III!).
NEW TORK-Usi IslajlsL
lYKsTIICKY. LONfi lLND.
Most Attractive Inn in America
Highest Class Cuisine and -ervlee.
Music liv s,niiiony On-hestru.
Table reservations ti 'phone, Mestlmrs- '.
KatW JF.RSr.Y Atlantic Clly.
ATLANTIC CITV
IOT 473 I 1 n C, iTsJIIllLTTI -C klCQtll V
UtPfiUT rnorwxir ruoki jdih. isniirt4
AnwneajvPlarv. EiTopcarvMMv
S-wsits. fm mAn1K:l .iv-Mtirn.s.
nit LEADING RESORT HOTEL Of THE WORLD
MoroujBknlKim
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
OWNERSHIP MMHAGCMCNT.
LlOSIAH WHITE 4 SONS COMPANY
HOTEL RALEIGH
SI Oliarlrs I'lic an l llsnch Tho populnr I
rcilon. wiihin sirl.t ami smiinl of the ocrm
I'M Ivre roiims. all opfn exponirr: prlv Mr
lialhs. riinntnr water, pnrrhrs, rlevator. ric
Cuisinr aii.l srn-ii hrsi obuindlilf S'isoi.il
Junr and Julr ralra Hankie! II, J nYNES
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
SOUTH CAHOI.INA AV AND IIKACH
I I'rlvaia lialhs, runnlnic WHtsr In rooms
alnvaior, linn porfhrs, (vc; capacity .ISO,
special. 15.50 up illy,; Misrlvl wkly; bnrklst,
It. II. WII.MAM.
IS. JO VV DAILY; IIS SO TP WI.UKI.V
Hotel Westmont
Oi-ran Knil. Hhorts Mnml Avf., AiUnilr IMIc
I .'ii'in-ily 3-si Alvv ivs on n, -sen-vv nor baths
rahli" (is-li-nt llooldrt ll UAIITKK, Mtr
NEW HOTEL MERI0N Mf.Vr,
X ri-iuiit av .in.i id., uii i.ip.u'iiv vi-rv
iiui let ;it i' r:itl- Inr tin-iMinfiiits .i'iniilnii i-l'
4 tahli- nf Hip largrsi hnti ls up i ,m .
lii-.-nil vvei-kly; Urns rnol nrvs-m-virvi inonis
.ic. Hoolilst M r, FAU1.KY. Mit!
l.a.iin IUb'i i'Ihss Maisrali lints Hm,.
Alhimarl Virginia ox-, nr.ir Iishi h fu
in 1 1 1 ivri-kly, prlvnt" li.iths, s'cv.i'iir i-
li lislvi-iinnlus. iti , sxi-rllrnl tslili. illv,..
i.Ihk illnuvra I lliH.klrt. .1 l ropi;
HOTEL LELANDE ",V.,.!'r .'"" vh
htrili-ti-il oi-fan vlrvv. slrv'.itnr flii liRll-s
prlvuts baths, iiin-li-niti-lati-s, XV ,s, 1I.XXVK
ATLANTIC CITV. N. .1.
America's r.iinmis All-Yrur Itrsort,
NKW IIAMI'SIIIKK.
Ilnlrl ,N wiviHtlK.liV -tils Sni I'nn
XXrntiviirth. tumitli,.N II X iti. rni'iiiriini;i.i m
UK.Tls.ltiK IIOTKI.. I'.mii,,,,, v?H
liooklot. Itniiiiniiii.xxiiit! I1I11,, j: jiii a v
Toriti,
siimmr-r (iirs in ellri-t
ill mulrs Vlsr.l... 1-n:
Urmilvviir N cny
BERMUDA-
's tip, Inn lints) aci-om
'""t'UPIl ''rank.TnurisiCo.J CANADIAN l'A('iril) K II,W V CO
!M llroalwair, N, Y. I I'Jill tlrnadnaj, , v. I'll),
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
All Service Dally Eirept fttindaj-.
Direct Hall Conneetlons tn alt polnta In tha
Catakllla, Maratoga. tho Atatrondacka. tho West
and North. All through rail tickets between
New York and Albany accepted. Music
Itostaitrant , .
Nleamera "Waahtnglon Irving" or "Hob'
ert I'nt tun" leave DeshroMea HI , 8'40 A M
W. 42d St , (I A. M.. VV. I2tll St.. 0 20 A. M.,
Yonkers. 0:4.'. A t.. landing at "-Yost Po nt
N'nwhtirgh. Pniighkecpsle. Kingston .J oint,
fatsklil, Hudson and Albany. Information at
Desbrmses St, Pier. Tel 4141 Spring, N.
Special Trip In Intercollegiate Roat Races,
Saturday, June IJIh.
Afternoon Boat
for West Point. Nowhurgh. Poughkeepsle.
Klngstini and way landings, leaves Doabrisises
, St., 1I4S I'. M West 42-1 St -i I"
I 120th St . 2 20 P. M-i Yonkers. 2:45 P- M
Dally except Sunda).
TX Hudson T River
Day line
CATSKILL EVENING LINE 7'.Vy"
Iencept Similar, foot nf Christopher St., n
VV 120th St.. ntn, Vnnkcra, 7 P. M.. for
Catskill. Hudson, Cnisacklo. Tlcketa inter,
changeable with thoso of Day l.inn. Tel
1U'J7 Spring
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
fftra. It. PI'r'll. N. R.. ft. Tultoa 9U
dally at 6:90 P. M. Ituslo.
New London (.Vorvslrh) Line, etra. It.
Plsr 40. N. It, ft. Houston St., waek dara
only. 6:30 P. II.: l'isr 70. K. H.. ft. B. :2d
Et., COO P Id.
New Haven Line, strs. It. Pier 21, E. P...
ft. Catharine St., week dara only, 2:0 P.
M.i Plsr 10, ft. K. Hi tit., 2lH P. ai.
TO. PORTLAND
M.MNK STIU'VISIIIP LINK.
teiiKhtful S. hour SHI mile vv.vter trip
A
the CITY IIKAITIFI'L. Steamship
North Land vvl'l Uve I'ler 10. N. It., foot
Warren St, June 10 and 15. at 6 P. M
I'ull Summer si he.lule effective June 1!'
Sailings Tiles, Thur und Sats. nt I P. M ,
etso Mnn lnys 10 Jo V M Tlrketa ut Pier
ho Tourist and N Y Transfer Co. Offices
EA-TKIl.V sri:.VsIIP LINKS.
HARTFORD LINE
From Pier 10. Hast ntv.r. foot Peck Slla,
fallr aicapt Sunday, A P. M. for Conntotl
-ut River landings. Far S1.1S each war.
Sight - Seeing Yachts
l e.-vvi-illillerv PlerlO :t(l.'':.lll. Tlt.llriMd .1.17.1
In Salidv Hook and the (Ii ean, l::iu P. M.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE
See Hudson Itlver Day Line Adv.
Vacation Trip
.'linn MILES
R D4.YS
$42 "i:
,r.PF.Nsi:s
INCI.L'DLD
llefreshlng sea trip In elegantly ap
IsMiii.st ste.inii-rs, with Interesting
shore v Isltaand a uidoiieaiidfasi-lnatini;
l)alUht and .s'carclillglit" Journey un
tlie
ST. JOHN'S RIVER "'"i"-r l
For full Intnrmatlon. literature, etc.
apply to
Clyde-Mallory Lines
I'ler no. North Itlver. New York
( ll Tkt. iilllces, L-tii and ins H'way
Best Short Sea Trip
Out of New York
Two days, nf phyiical rest and
mental exhilaration, of pleasant
companionship, cf sea breeiea.
deck chaits, and huppinesj.
Stiperior service and low fares to
Savannah. Mncon. Augusta, Jackson,
ville. Atlanta, Hiimtngh.-un, .Mont
gomery aid all Southern points.
Savannah Line
M Y OlTn-f. 1I0W. 42(1 St. at FVwny
Pirr 15. North River. font of SprinK St.
NEW YORK BORDEAUX PARS
S.S. KOCH AM BEAU
i bAlLKUAi. JLNc IU, 3 H. M.
iS. S. LA TOURAINE. Sal., Juno 17, 3 P.M.
IS. S. LAFAYETTE . .Sit.. Junr 21, 3 P.M.
S.S. CHICAGO.... Sal.. July 1,3 P.M.
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