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HI'SUN, siTU&DAY, SEPTEMBER ' 18, 1119. '
BETTER UNDERTONE
TO COTTON MARKET
Prices, However, Movo With
Much Irrognliirit 'n Day
of Dnlncb
OEOSE NEAR DAY'S' BEST
Final Prices Aro Unchanged
to 10 Points Lower Spots
Alos 10 Points Down.
Although there waa yesterday a good
... - . . - .
deal of Irregularity displayed by the
ootton market. th undertone ones mors
showed a distinct Improvement, with the
sold out condition of the market plainly
evident Broadly viewed, It was a dull
and rather uninteresting nflalr, profes
sionals moving values almost at will.
Rumors naturally went far In so sensl
tlve a market, pressure Increasing mors
or less gradually as the session wore on.
The close of the day was not far above
Its best levels, with final price un
changed to 10 point lower.
Among the factors of which much waa
made was the tropical storm. Discus
sion over that feature has not et died
down to any noticeable extent First
reports regarding that disturbance
stated that serious damage probably
has been done, but official statements
of the Weather Bureau issued late in
the session were to the effect that wind
velocity around the New Orleans section
was not far from normal and that In all
probability the storm would blow Itself
out further to the northwest A good
deal of precipitation was recorded on
the weather leap, but It was not exces
sive and at no point over an Inch.
Whether or not the weather map was
bullish or bearish seemed open to not a
little discussion, but It was conceded
generally to lean toward the latter.
Cables from Liverpool met our Thurs
day's advance and went US 10 to
15 points better. That market held
Its own well throughout yesterday's
business and closed sharply up from Its
Thursday's ending. Spot business In the
British centre was reported fair with
sales of 6,000 recorded. Outside specu
lative Interest Is still small and many
of the old bulls here are rapidly losing
heart With the Industrial situation In
Its present unsettled state Interest Of
the outside public Is at a low ebb. Thus
the market lacks a necessary potential,
strength.
First sales were 10 to 20 points
up In a steady opening market There
was scattered covering before the
week end and Issuance of the Govern
ment's consumption report to-day.
Brokers operating for Liverpool were on
both sides of the market but all In all
there' -was little width to price move
ments. The forenoon tone was one of
steadiness, which continued to early
afternoon. Blng people commented on
the renewed determination of the South
to hold on to the, coming crop for' a fair
price, which will Increase no doubt bull
ish sentiment as time goes on.
Pressure was heavy at different times
later In the session. New Orleans houses
selling on all bulges. Business was of
mixed character, and the last hour saw
prices fluctuating not far above the
day's lowest levels or around the last
previous flnal levels. The low points
showed losses of only E to 20 points.
The closing tone was nervous, with the
market relatively barely steady. Bpots
were 10 points down. There were no
sales of the actual.
Jlanro ol-prlcee: Thur.
Open, nigh. Low. Close, day.
September 2S.fr) 24.60 SS.0 tl.SS 23.40
October... 21.87 29.10 23.15 2S.4S 2S.7S
November. 2S.T0 2S.S0
December. 29.03 29.40 24.75 2S.44-90 23.00
January... 29.01 2S.M 23.70 23.73-tO 28 80
February. 23.71-85 28.30
March..... 2S.0J 23.41 3.35 23.M-S3 23.00
April 29.00 29.03
May 23.13 29.42 29.00 29.00-05 29.0S
June 23.95 28.95
July 29.10 29.10 29J0 2S.9S-29.06 28.96
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points lower at 29.16a. for mid
dling; sales nil.
Southern spot markets follow! Galveston
quel, unchanged at 29.Cc.: aalee. 300 bales.
New Orleans steady, unchanged at 39c. i salts.
5,812 bales. Mobile nominal, unchanged at
28.50; sales nil. Savannah steady, unchanged
at tic.; sales. 4(5 bales. Charleston nominal,
unchanged at 23c: sales nil. Baltimore nom
inal, 50 points higher st 23c: sales nlL
Augusta aulet, 58 points hlghrr at 27.94c;
sales, 1,427 bales. .Memphis nominal, un
changed at 30c: aaVs. 25 bales. Bt. Louis
nominal, unchanged at 300c; sales nil. Hous
ton steady, unchanged at 29 50c; sales. 2,469
bales. Dallas steady, 10 points lower at
"24 esc: ssles. 3.9t2 bale.
Weekly cotton figures of the New Tork
Cotton Exchange follow: Into sight for the
week 103,264 bale, against 204.833 last year;
Into sight forvthe season 421,451. against
485.411 last year. General vlalbl supply
supnly
s.ra.eis, against s.ois.kj ia year: vm
t rear! visible
supply American 3.729,(19, against 1.894, KM last
year: decrease In reneral risible for the
week ico.119. agaiast an Increase tut rear
of 29.09; docrease in American (2.119, against
an increase of 43.029 last year. Spinners'
takings of American for the week 1U.S33,
arslait Itl.tM list sxsr. and for the season
904.714, against 738.911 last year.
COTTON STATISTICS.
Last
Last
year.
13.803
19.293
177,583
11,303
338.447
14.724
19.145
7,744
Testerdsy. week,
.. 14,138 1,103
.. 1.724 200
Port recetata..
Exports
Exports, teaaon
New York stocks...,
Port stock
Interior receipts
Interior shipments..
New York arrivals.,
K0.401 31.670
44.177 K.053
805.024 333.909
9.590 3,707
4.S00 5,745
2,313 3,49s
urerpooi utDiea spot cotton, lair business
doing at 25 points adranco for middling to
bustde
if.aaa. 0&104, o.uw;; American. s.ro, imports,
22,000; American, 12,000. Future opened
quiet at a to 58 point advance: closed steady
at a net advance ot 34 to 41 points. Septem
ber. 18.37; October, 13.39; December, 13.34!
January, 13.34d.; March, 18.2d.; "May, 14. led.
Manchester Yarns, a fair business doing:
cloth mov slowly.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
New Orleans, Sept 12. Advances
were made by cotton In the early trad
ing to-day as the result of the movement
of the hurricane In the Gulf. The early
rise carried prices 42 to E3 points higher
than the close of yesterday, and the re
action caused all of the gains to dis
appear and put prices 10 to IS points
tinder the finals of yesterday. The closet
October, 2s.B5a; December, 28.5SO.I
January, 28.60c; March, 28.60c; Uay,
28.'81c Spot steady and unchanged;
middling, 20a
Liverpool Cotton Statistics.
Lrvrapooi,, Sept 12. Weekly cotton
statistics: Imports 140,000 bales, Amer
ican 110.000; stock 864,000, American
S2T.O0O ; forwarded TT.000. American 68,
000 ; exports 800 ; sales 81,000, American
21.000; quantity afloat all kinds. 149,
000, American 04,000.
YOUNG GERMANS MIGRATING.
450 Land In Argentina and 80,000
Are- Coins; to Haxloo.
BtrcNos Atkes, Sept 11. Two steam
ships, to-day brought 460 Grmanlmml
tfli.uA to U.U twit Tue men were all
young, robust and educated. The ma
jority of them had contracted for em
ployment in Argentina before leaving
Germany.
Mexico Cjtt, Bept. 11 Thirty thou-
sand emigrants are prepared to leave
rsormanv fnr M.in
uermany for Mexico, according to Ar-
thur von Magnus, representative ot the
German Government here, who to-day
renuett.l th Mlun r.,..i ,1
requestea tne Mexican Government to
f urn nil him Information regarding
Mexican labor conditions which would
fr v.-u
v Kowswa
FUR PRICES STILL RISE.
Jfesr Yorker Pny Hlth for Whits
Fox at St. Louis.
' Special Dttpatch to Tb Sex,
Sr. Louis, Sept. 12. Enormous sales
aintlnued on flin Intrrnntlaruii Kttr
J cnanffe, and up to o'clock tO'MBht the
sales totalled over 15,500,000, with prices
shortlne tm advance of from 10 per
cent to 20 ger cent., mostly the higher
0 euro.
This morning opened with (,000 whits
fox. mostly Siberian. New Yorkers said
the highest prices. The opening ptlcs
mat J65 the pelt for a fair lot aimUifr,
a Fifth avenue furrier, paid Ml and
later ISO a piece for lots Of twenty-live
large, fine pelt, rarls paid ITS and "T
for choice Jots.
Lots of stained pelts, stood for dyeing-,
went from $10 to ISO each. Third and
fourth erodes so d from 110 to HO,
Offerings of 1,700 cross fox went
quickly. Best dftrtti and silvery sold
about last April, but pale skins not so
..-tl n.i. .. . ni.ia . I A iin, t.
noli. Alia vpudiiiH U1U, 'f. CWU. .
quickly run up to $101. The highest
.juibiwjr full Ui w ftvai .11.
pr.0 waa pM by waller Jaeckel of
New York, who secured some very dark
Silvery cross rox at 117S each.
Official market quotations show white
fox up 20 per cent, cross rox unchanged ;
marten declined 10 per dent t Japanese
fox and Japanese marten uncnangeat
Japanese mink advanced ITU per cent I
flying fox, up 20 per cent
lied Cross Appropriation Larsrer.
WASHiNOTdfc, Sept 12. Extension of
relief activities In western nussta and
the Baltic provinces has resulted In the
American Bed Cross Increasing the ap
propriation for Its commission In that
region from 1370,000 to $500,000, It
was announced to-day. Both Ksthonla
and Lithuania will benefit
MAIUN13 INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AU1ANAO.
United states Coat end deodetie survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. .....S4 AM Sun sets TlltPU
Nltoon rim I:MI'U
man wATzn nits dat.
Sandy Hook M tit A M Gov. tnland.lt tit A It
Hell Cat 11 lit A U
- LOW WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Uook..4:24 AM Oat. Island.. 1ST All
Hell Oats 4XAM
ARRIVALS Fill DAY, BEPTEMBETi 13.
Bs Adriatic. Southampton, Sept 3.
Ms Aqultanla. Southampton. Sept .
8s Harlem, Bordeaux. Aw. 34.
Bs West Shore, Brest A Of. 24.
ESLakerllle, AntUla, Sept. 6,
ss Sabtni Sun, Port Arthur, Sept 4.
IS None. Antllla.
Ss John Emery. Jacksonville,
f Catena. Olhraltar, Aug. 81.
Salts &' lulls. St Mich sets, Sept J.
Sa AledO. Antwerp, Ant. 20. .
Sa Trelyon. Shields, Aur. 27. 1
Ss Courageous, Urerpool, Aug. 24.
Ha Paependr, Marseilles, Aug. 17,
Sa Bmaratd, Kingston, Bept 4.
Ba St. Francis, Santos, Aur, 20.
Sa City ot Athuita, Savannah, Bept IS.
Ss Oeorria, Philadelphia, Rep. 10.
St Princess Anne, Norfolk.
S LtonldM, Newport
Ss L. J. Drake, Tort Arthur.
ARRIVED FROM NEW TO UK.
Ss Fort Riley, St Rotterdam.
8a Ctty of Bristol, at Bombay,
Sa Pawnee, at Boston.
Sa Royal George, at narre.
Sa Germania, at Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW TORE..
Ss Texaco, from Portland.
8t City ot Shanihal, from Boston.
Ss Potycarp, from Liverpool.
J3s Mlcblgsn, from London.
Ss Sssaporack. from Shanghai.
Ss Meteor, from Buenos Ayres.
OUTQOINO 8TEAMSntPS.
Mall
Vesssl
ClOSS. Sttl
830AM 13 MM
131AM 12 00 M
10OOAM 100PM
930AM 100PM
La Bands, Havre
Chicago. Bordeaux
Kransrllle. Patras
Taortnina, Naples ,
utrowiee. itamaurg.,
00 A M 12 X) 11
I ake Coino. Puerto liarrlo7 30 A M 11 00 A M
Puto,uchanna, Cape Town 12 00 M 3 00 P M
Prs. der Necterlandeu,
Paramaribo 9 00 A II 13 M it
Rosalind. St Johns 730AM 1100AM
San Juan. Sin Juan.... 8 so A M 12 00M
Sunday. -
Aran. Cristobal , liOOM
Monday.
Defiance, London
Bristol, St. Lucia 12 00 M
Florldlan, St. Thorn is.... 12 00 M
u 04 M
3 oo p a
3 00 P M
, Munplace. Nuavitas
... 12 00 M
... 12 MM
I Santa Leonora; Cristobal
Glenatlve. Montevideo...
3 00 PM
Cuthbert, Victoria J 12 00 M.
b ariium, -ara. u oo M
Tuesday,
West Tool, Antwerp IMAM 11 00 A M
KdcrhlU, Pairs 10 00AM 100PM
uirty iMa, uaxar.... l ra A u u 00 M
Roma, Lisbon.. 10 30 A M I to F H
Turrlalba, Klngttoa T00AM 10 00 A M
iii.tsra, rara iwaii 12 CO II
IKCOMIKO ETBAU8H1P8.
Due To-dsy,
S Oscar IL, Copenhagen, Aug, 2!.
8 Comal, Oalreslon, Kept. s.
Ks Odrlc, LlTcrpool, Sept. 8.
Ss France, Hsrre, Bept 4. s
Ha llrandenburg, Bordeaux, Aug. 10.
Bs VltniTla, Ardrossan, Aug. 8.
Mt Catalonia. Cadlx, Aug. Is.
Sa Lake Tulare. Barry. Aur. 14. I
Ss San Marco. Oslreston. Aug. tf.
8 Oraos Dollar, Shields, Aug, 3C
Ss American. Antwerp, Aug. 23.
Ss Lyngenljord, Chrtattanla, Aug. 1.
SS Tsmplco, t'rogreso, Aug. 37.
Ms Wscouta. IUrsna, Sept. 3.
Ra f.tte Alrsdn. Btntiago, Bept t,
Ss Eur ana, Bordeaux. Aur. 30.
s Nero, Bordeaux, Aug, 34.
8s Clan Rose, Aur. 37.
a Nerus, Brast. Bept. L
Bs Bultenaorr, Roturdam, Aur. 2s.
Ss njornellord. Shields, Aur. 34.
Ss City of Atlanta, Savannah, Spt 9.
BaLenape, Jacksonville, Sept t.
Due To-morrow.
Ss Ohlan, St Nstslre, Sept a.
8s Belveder. Nsples, Aug. 27.
Due Monday,
Ss La Touralne, Havre, Sept 4.
Ks Orduna, Liverpool, Sept. 3.
Ss Antigone. Brest, Sept.4. .
Ks Charybdis, Bermuda, Sipt, It,
Ss Guiana, bt. Thomas, Sept, 8,
Si Morro Castle, Havana, Bept IL
Sa Crstlc, Liverpool, Sept, 6.
Due Tuesday.
Bs Ilergensf lord, Bergsn, Sept 4.
Bs America, Brest, Sept. S.
Ss Eastaruer, Burdesux, Sept 3.
H Oskaloosa, Bordeaux, Sept. 3.
Sa City ot St Louts, SaTacnah, Stpt. 13,
TRANSATLANTIO MAILS,
To-dsy,
Oreec parcel post only, vis Patras, Ss.
Eransvllle. 10 A. If,
Krance, Belgium, Rumania, Bulgaria, Luxem'
bnurg. Cxecho Sloraila, Jugo-Slsvls, Qerman,
Amtris. Poland. Bwltierland, Italy. Snaln
Greece, Portngal, Egypt. British India, British
Bait Africa, unit, t.iurairar, ueyion, nirsiis
Settlements and Persia, via Havre, 8s,
urn
tsrole, 8WO am. . .
Franco (specially addretted only), via Bor
rfiiY ; alia Dire! rxmt raalla for Franc. Al
xtria. Corsica and Tunis, 8s, Chicago, 1:30
A. M.
Gonssny (parcel post malls and spedsuy ad
drctisd correspondrnca), via Hamburg. Ss. Ke
..wt a a. if
Itsly (psrcsl post malls and specially
dressed onrrtsporjdeno), via Nsplea and Of
ad.
eaoa,
St. Taoruuna, :w a. u.
Monday.
South Africa, vU Cap Town : also parcel
pott malls for Union et Booth Afrda, 8s. Sus-
uurhanno, 12 M.
Tuesday.
n.ii,tm ami T.nemlionrff fnarcel Dost mf 11
.snd tpeolally addressed corre'poudence), via
Aniwerr, os. nets s . a.
Greece (parcel post malls only), via Patras,
Bs. Bdcfhill. W A. M.
Srnngal, (Jeinlila, Gold Coast, Lagoi and
Belgian Congo, via Dakar, Bsthurst, Secconlee,
Wlnnebah, Acera, Cotonou, Irfigos, Duola, Boms
r-.i u. T 1t,.,rtw T.Ktiil. O A. 1.
Axores Isiandi (Portugal must be' soertsllr
addrettsd for despatch by this stsamsMp), via
Ponta Dtlgada and LItlion: alto paroti pun
malls for Axores and Portugal, Ss. ltotna,
10 :i A. M.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
'the euuMUius uilt uiw At Catutal
Pott Office and Cltr Hall Pott Oiftr station.
New York, at 4 P. M., as follows: ,
Hawaii, Japan, Cores, Chlni, Siberia, Slam,
Cochin China and Netherlands Cast Indies,
Via San Francisco, Ss. Shlnyo Msru, Sept. 14
llanail. Japan, Cores, Chins smi .Siberia,
via San Franclrco, Ss, Colombia, Sept, 15,
Phllmnlnn ItlandM and Cochin Cnlna. vis
Bsn Francisco, us. Colusa. September 16.
. Japan. Cores. China. Sitvua. Hiam, Cochin
uhtna. Netli-rlands lUi Indies and phllli.
, pine ltlsuit. via Vsncouver and Victoria,
, ' ,H IJoinress of japan. Sept. :o.
1 Islands, Srw Zealsnd ami Auttralla,
rla Vsncouver mt Victoria, u. c. St.
Niagara, seat, u
Tahiti. Marqueaat, Conk Itlandt. New 7j-
ilsn1 and tDecully aiMretted mall lor Am.
luaUa, vU titJa JruaaUce. Ms. 'Xolua, SkUH.
PDRCHASES IN WEEK
DECLINE SLIGHTLY
liotail Indebtedness Docs Not
Incronso in Proportion to
Baying.
The Indebtedness of retailers to whole
salers haa hbt Pncrwd In proportion to
iiurutiawn mis wets, according , to tha I
oredlt barometer of the CrWlii rearinh.x.. - . ... .
sTmi.a "y!'nnfr, numuei 'iiobsrt .Oordon
While PtrrchteMI held llteh Antln tl,L
wecit mey mow a sirgnt aeciine from
Ust week, owing to a slowing down of
ouying in tne mast ana south agricul
tural sections. Western buyers are
shown to bo placing somo reorders, haw
over. Taking the country as a whole, pur
chases are Shown to have decrease! .
pet- cent, as compared wltlt last week,
inaeoieaness increasing .0 per cent and
payment) decreased ,S per cent A
similar comparison In the East section
shows that purchases decreased per
cent. Indebtedness decreased 2.S tier
cent, and payments decreased 4.9 per
2 err Credit Buream sTormed.
The foreign credit Interchan- hu.
reau ot the National Association ot
ureait Men, under the direct supervision
ot a committee consisting of foreign
credit managers located In the principal
oxport centres) ot the country, will open
on September 22 with a membership of
Chicago Dry Goods Market.
CIUCAOO, Sept i:. Iteports Issued by
Marshall Field & CO. and Um John V.
Farwell Company Indicate that there Is
a good demand for merchandise in the
local "Wholesale dry roods market
Marshall Field & Co. state that trad
ing was on a, much larger scale than dur
ing the corresponding period last year,
while orders from the road showed large
gains aver tho same week ot Kit.
It Is staled In both reports that col
lections are satisfactory.
Fall Illver ,1'rlce Irregular.
FAtt. llrvE, Sept Is. Prices were
very Irregular during the week in the
local cloth market Buyers have been In
active, which Is believed to be due to
the presence still of a considerable quan
tity of second hand goods In the Now
Tork market at prices considerably leas
than quotations here.
Sates tor the week are estimated at
ubout 45,000 pieces, largely for spot or
nearby delivery.
Little Demand for Yarns.
Philadelphia, Sept 12. Turnover of
cotton yarns In the local market again
lapsed toward the vanishing point to
day, wittt prices remalhlng firm for
combed yarns and continuing soft for
carded. The little demand reported was
for combed yams.
LoVfrell Workers Mny Strike.
Lowr.LL. Mass.. Sent 12. Unless the
strike ot tho stationary (lrcmen'of the
cotton mills here, which now Is In Its
eighth week. Is settled within a short
time, It Is probable that a general strtko
of mill Operatives will take 'place.
Tlie Lowell Textile Council, composed
of Unions affiliated with tho United Tex
tile workers of America, has unani
mously voted- to clvd the strongest pos
sible support to tho strike of the fire
men. Dry Good Export Mnrket Sonnd.
Reporting on conditions In the 'dry
good:) export market, Neuss, Heuslein &
co., inc., state this week that duo to
the continued weaknesa of raw cottons
certain cotton fabricshcld by second hands
have been available at lower prices, whllo
first hands seo no occasion for a softer
attitude." Colored piece goods, however,
continue scarce and prices are being
full maintained. It Is said.
"Market conditions as a whole are
sound and thero seems no reason to fear
an extension of the weakness in cotton
goods," the company states:
Denies Airplane Linen Deal.
J. H. Nixon, vice-president of the
Nemours Trading Corporation, denied
yesterday reports to the effect that the
company waa interested In tho pur
chase of 8,000,000 yards of airplane linen
allocated to this country by Leonard E.
Martin, who bought millions of yards of
the material from tho British Govern
ment The Nemours Corporation has about
2,000,000 yards of airplane fabric for
merly owned by the United States Gov
ernment Schedule In Itankraptcy,
MAXIM CORPORATION Schedule of
lUilro Corporation, ngagd In lbs busi
ness of buying, selling and rportlnc
msrchandla and machlntry, 130 Broad
way. Liabilities, 11,294,012; assets, 315,
434. Ssourtd claims: Amsriean Exchange
National Bank, 342.000; United Statea
Cartridge Company, KS,54; Royal Dan
ish Government, 3143,454; Oarfleld Na
tional Dank, J19.750; J. D, Palmer, SIC
000; Starkweather A Shtplsy, 317,014,
Unsecured claims: E. I. Du Pont de
rvemours n. uo isz.oun; iavery M. Davis.
174.403; Durkln estate. 474,404; J, w. O.
Ilannon, 441,043; Urnrga A, Osston, 432,
017: M. P. Burns, 321,474; M. J. Budlong.
410.000: It. B. Brown. 413.413: ltunkel
Bros., $10,302: Engineering and Trading
corporation, ii.u.sn; Jonn a. Crowley
Company, S7,S; A. II.' Nilson Machine
Company, 44,233; William T. Koch. 37,
157: Henry Kelly, Jr., 45,000; Jan Burlan,
$7,337. Albert K. Newman, 43 Wall
strest, is the attorney,
JODOMKNTS.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments wer niod yes-
tsrday; the first nam Is that of the
dsbtor:
Aluminum Novelty Co., Inc.
Slesel Spill Mfc. Co , $244.73
Brooks, B. New Western Co.,
Ino 701.93
Brown, Alfred a. E. L. Oeden.. 1S4.95
Belmont, Beo. IL National Ra
diator Co .-. 1,212.41
Clark, Rosa T. II. Myers 249.92
Calcanslla, B and T, Casess ' 0
Psupls, AO 1,006.00
Csnroy, Winifred N. and Mildred
C. Maspero 430.91
Dlbblt, Msrrltt Z. First National
Bank of Evsrttt 414.51
Duross, Kathlssn Eagl Saving
and Loan Co 10.43
Dsvsrsaux. Cha. A., Oeorc T,
Montgomery, D, A. Doblem,
E. W. Swsntssl and Frank O.
Bowdtah J. S. Phillip 1.143.8S
Ellwood, Edna O. 11. IL Blum. 141.44
Export Trading CorpT. B.
Flnty ;.....--. (40.32
Everton. Nellie L., and Virginia
II. Psndleton Acktr, Merrall
& Condlt Co , 140 .30
Flllson. W. B., exr At N. Y.
Savings Bank 3,437.93
Fobs, Humboldt L. J. Davis,... 1,945.72
Flnkelsteln. Benjamin W. A.
Letts 102.42
Fuersleln. Jules, and Fldsllty
and Casualty Co. of N. Y.
People, Ao 1,400.00
Gillespie. Henry L. D. L. Mo-
Carthy..!. 1.T30.34
Hsller, Julius B. S. Fslnbsrg. ... 445.20
Hlt'.s, ' Eaward Interhormiffh
Rapid Transit Oo.i oo.tti HLdv
Hallb, Michael O. and Joseph N,
I. TV. Ooldbsrr 444.00
Isrssl, William (N, T. Jobbing
Tfnu1 Ttutch & Co 1.492.23
Jacobson. Rosa I. Abrams et al. 4,109,33
Jacobs, David, and 'Fidelity and
Cnsualty Co, ul N,- v. reopie,
&p I 500.00
Klrshman. Abraham Encyclo-
pul la lirltannica c-orp nt.it
Knowles, Horace O. and Mary J,
- -OiMienhelm. Collins A Co.... 490.20
Kaplltsky, Hyman M, 0 Pol-
lard 1 1 2,450.17
I.owrv. Mlna C Talyo Trading
Co.. Ino 144.47
Loubet, Francis P. Bncyclo-
pit oia Bniasniaa- .
Business Troubles.
. I
Huge Merger of German
Industries Is Advocated
A GREAT merger of all German
Industries Into nn "Imperial
Association of German Indus
try" for the Impending economic
struggle ts being advocated by the
leading organisations In the business
world In that country, according td
extracts from the Oficial Oatettt ot
the Lelpslo Fair.
Alt phases ot Industry would be
represented, and the rural and agri
cultural associations would have to
act through the Imperial Association.
I Mnhl.',l... "ikliitiiHAl'Ml
144.20
uros...,, 3,111.
Malknon, Adle-I. E. (Dates et al iot.0
Vnvar. John li Ma lit is
aiayer -catnarin li. u C.
Bchmtd ii..,.......,,.,,,....,
nostra, Howard tont Lswls, Inc.
Rose. . Samuel Massachusetts
Bonding A Int, Co...
nosensteln, Baul Rhode Island
Cotton Yarn Co., lno.it.,,,,..
SChwartebach, Solomon,, and Jo-
senn ecnwansM. Friedman..
Bhufre. Nathan and Louis Peo
ple, Ao.
Turkln, 8am ft. gussmkn.,.,..,
Tansky A Bmlth Local Express,
Inc. -a Yatio et at.,.,
Trjeet Huntington D. Riley,
wood A I'ms, Ine, -i ........ ,
Walworth Bros (a foreign corp.)
T. p, McKenna,,..,,
William, John T.Zourt Drawn
Mttals Co..,,,.,.,.....,,...,.
1,405,11
The first name Is that Ot the.dettorl
t!mtr. rtlto EA. P. Bmlth
144.13
41.33
14.32
Cooney, Michael J. B. J. Doolan
Dolan, James SI. C. podvln.,.,
Mahhattan Dsking Co. People
State ct N. Y. ...... i. ........
O'Toole, Eugsne P. CRoutke..
fl.OO
214.13
8ATISIIKD JCUOMfeNTS.
, Manhattan. a
The first nam Is that ot 0t debtor! the
second that ot Ins creditor ahd dat when
Judgmint waa niedt
BVrrelt, Wm., M., ofes. P. J. Mo . x ,
Ardtei May 14, 1)11.,..,,....,, ,10.4t
Aahley, Eugene, and Martin H.
tfcnrenaeisen u. Trimmer t
Bona, inc.i Nov. 11..,...,...
Barrttt, Wm. M., prta. L. W, Elyi
Juns 10, 117. i,. ,i,
Helletmah, Moses, and Pauley
Matel M. flelleri April IT, ltli
Papasslmahea, John K--N, Y. Tele
phone Co.tI4ov.rtt; 1111....,,.
Wisser,lioUU--L. Wagnsri Aug.
Lederer, Irving R., and Alexander
l33.IT
3U.M
212.44
IK. M
315.41
lioDiisoneK tv. it, jouey et ai.
Marcn s, Jit icanceieai,,,
Williams, bah. and Jama
T.T1S.14
Thomas People, 0. April It,
lilt .(eaneellsd) . .......... i . ,
rinkelday. Chris . H. bolabd
et al.i beo. il, lilt..,. ,.
Leller. Simon, and Sam . Harts.
band I. Taubcrt March Is, till
BnoNX.
Llnder, AAhle, and D. A A., Realty
corpn. A. serolat .Sept. 4, HIT.
144.40
44t.ll
112.11
Ul.ll
11. lil ...i... ....... ili.it
-I-
Police Department
, Orders
The following appointment la Ordered!
A3 PROBATIONARY PATROLMAN.
To take effect September 11.
John J. Clancy, No. 421, assigned to
Headquarters Dlv., training school.
The following transfers and assignments
are ordered:
LIEUTENANTS.
To take effect 8 A. M. September 12.
Wlllard Miller, from Slst Prec to 14th
Insp. Dlst.. assigned to desk duty.
James M. Walsh, from 14th lnsp. Dlst.
to 01st Prec.
PATROLMEN. (
To take effect 12:01 A. M. . Septem
ber IL .
James D. Farrell, from Dlv. National
Defence (special war roll) to 25th Prec,
Indefinite leave of absence it hereby re
voked. To take effect 4 A. M. September 13.
Hairy Yarrtngton, 82d Prec, assigned to
duty at IClngs County Hospital.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
" INSPECTORS.
William F. Fennelly. 2d Insp. Dlst., in
charge of 8th Insp. Dlst.. In addition to
his other duties, (or 0 days from 8 A, M.
September 10, during absence ot Inspector
on vacation. ,
Charlts A. FUrmosa, iSth Insp, Dlst, In
charge of 11th Insp. Dlst, In addition to
his other duties, for U days from 8 A. M.
September 15, during1 absence of Inspector
on vacation.
SUROEONS.
Mark Williams, Bth Surgical Dlst, In
eharg ot 4th Surgical Diet, In addition to
his own. for 2 days from 12 P. M. Sep
tember 13, during absence ot surgeon on
vacation.
Augustus II. Brown. 10th Surgical Dlst,
In charge of 17th Surgical Dlst.. In addi
tion to his own, for 14 days from 0 P. M.
September 12, during absenc of surgeon
on, vacation.
PATROLMEN.
George A. Dengle 25th Prec. assigned
to clerical .duty for 15 days from S A. M.
September 10.
William Cullen, 83d Prsc. to Marine
Dir., to duty at Rtvsrslde Hospital, North
Brother Island, guarding drug addicts
from 8 A. M. Beptember 12 to 12 P. M.
.December 81,
1 For IS days from 8 A. M. September 1C,
1419. v
From precincts indicated to Head
quarters Dlv., to clerical duty In offlc of
the Third Donuty Commissioner.
Harvey XX. Kennedy, Tt; Simon P, Am
brat. 43.
i From precincts indicated to Head
quarters Dir., to duty In Division of iRe
palrs. Benedlx Wllktns, 39; Edward F. Oxab,
44: Roland Osterhau. 44.
From precinctsi Indicated to Sixth
Insp, Dlst, to duty in front of allsged dla-1
orderly hotels:
jonn b. uotrnous. is: jrann Bnoemaicer,
35: Frederick Wottrlch. 34: George B. Pa
ters, s)FTanK Adam. 7 Thomas nanra.
han. 37: Mtchal MeOulrk. 38: Peter F.
Rellly, 38: John J. Qarrlgan, 42! Thomas
uaaigan, i.
ASSIGNMENT DISCONTIJOTETJ.
PATROLMAN.
Thomas Clanley. 103d Prec, to Marine
Dlv., to duty at Riverside Hospital, North
urotner isiana, guarmnr urug addiots,
from 8 A. M. Beptember It. 1(19.
The following leaves of absenc ar au-
inorissa:
WITH FULL PAY.
INSPECTORS.
Georg C. Llebers. 9th Insp. Dlst. for 3
days from 8 A. M. Beptember 14, 1911, to
be deducted from vacation.
Ssmuol MoElroy, llth Insp, Dlst, for t
days from 8 A. M. Beptember 18, 1919, to
b deducted from vacntlon.
SURGEONS.
Danitl J. Donovan, 4th Surgical Dlst, for
2 days from 12 P. M. September 13, 1919,
to be deducted from vacation.
Phtllp F. O'lUnlon, 17th BurslcaJ Dlst..
for 14 days from 8 P. M September 12,
1919, to b deducted from vacation.
Without pay:
TATROLMEN.
Henry C. HsKens, 15th Prec, for 2 day
from 4 P. M. September 23. 1919.
John .Larkln, 44th Prec, for T day from
8 A. M. September li. l&K
Michael Kennedy, 73d Prec, for 1 day
from 4 P. M. September 1, 1919.
Paul A. Hennessy, 79th Prec. for 1 day
from 12:01 A. M. September 11. 1919,
NathSn pscktns, 83d Prec, for 1 day
from 4 P. M., Beptember 18, 1918.
ConstanUn Ballweg, 7th Prec, -for 1
day from 13:01 A. it, September 11, 1919,
Ferdinand Landmann, 105th Prec, for
5 days from 8 A. It. September 25, 1919.
Alfred Brlcker, 123d Prec, for 1 day
from 12:01 A. M. Peptemher 15, 1919,
Relieved from suspension and restored
to duty: '
PATROLMAN.
To take effeot 4:68 A. M., September S,
1919.
Jeremiah C. Sullivan, Shield No. 5441
2tth Prec
Th following application for full pay
whllo under suspension is approved: '
PATROLMAN,.
Valentine O'Toole, 92d Prec, from 11.40
A M., May 3,, 1919. to 4 P. dr., Jhly 14.
Amendment I
So much of paragraph 2 of Spsclal
Order 208, c s. as discontinues the tsm-
Sorary asstgnrmmt of Camp Fir Mssttngs,
ptsdway Park, ehtepshsad Bay, Patrol
man Frederick Breves. 105th 'Prec. Is
amended to read 14th Prsc
Tire f9ltowl"j ltill l resorted:
SERGEANT.
-Joint J, Dsnnln, Shield No. 130, (1st
Prec., died at hi retldtnoe, tit 'East
168th street. The Bronx, at 2:40 V. M.,
September 10, 1919. Funeral from his
late residence, 575 East ISSth street. The
iiiunA, ,u.-u a. xi.. oepicnruer is, 1V19.
Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Liner Ha Only Sis I'osaeiiKer.
The Lloyd-Sabaudo liner P,e d'ltalla
arrived here yesterday from Mediter
ranean ports bringing only six pis
sangers. The small list waa due tc
Italian restrictions on passports. The
ship alw teought a rgo of Unoes.
I BROOKLYN CONCERN FAILS.
fenbonrfl Brass Foundries, Inc.,
' Aslta llecelverahip.
A voluntary petition In bankruptcy
was filed in the Federal Court, Brooklyn,
to-day by the Seaboard Ilrass Foundries,
Inc. Judge Manton appointed Thomas
U. irelaef of 100 Uroadway, Manhattan,
receiver.
The concern manufactures braes, cop
per and other castings and conducts ft
foundry at 48 to 00 Seabring street
.Brooklyn. The liabilities are 167,749,11,
and assets 120.380.22. William n. arnce
Company Is among the creditors.
CQURT CALENDARS.
Supreme Court.
APPELLATE DIVtSlON-Reces.
Bupreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM PART II.-Deforo Wagner,
J. Court epens at 10 do A. M. sx part
matters.
Surrogate's Court.
CHAMRERS Before Fewltf, 8.At 10) A.
M, No day calendtr.
City Canrt.
SPECIAL TERM-l,ART It. llefor Meyer,
J. Court epens St.dO A. M. Ex pitt mtt
lere at 10 :M A. M.
BRONX COUNTY.
Stipirm Court.
SPECIAL TERM (Chambcrt)'-IDefore Tlerney,
J.-Court opens st 10 A. M. Si parts
business.
Snrrogate's Court
CHAMRBRS Before Bchuls, 8. Ex. ptH
butlnesa ,
County Court.
SPECIAL TERM tChsmbersl-Defor Qlbb.
J Ex psrte business.
-ra8TBtJCT10!.
BOTH AND YOUNO MEN.
Berkeley -Irving
SCHOOL for BOYS
311 West Eighty-third Street
An Ideal tdotl ttfihk tc id
txfll tttrg txptttattoh anJ ittin '
PURRICULUM of the highet
4tandard with individual instruc
tion in courtet ranging from primary
to college entrtnee. No home study
for young boys. Boyi 4uccetifully
taught for 39 yeut.
Only private school with 4wimming
pool, gymnasium and roof play,
grounds on the premltet,
SpofU that develop tha boy mentally
and phyiieally. Prtpar&tion for Weit
Point and Annapolit. Superviiion
front 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M., Ifdesired.
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 20
Illustrated Catalog on retutst
LOUIS D. RAY. Ph. D Headmaster
TELEPHONE SCHUYLER 4830
Dr. Day Now at school Mornings.
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR
EEEE1SCHOOL
S, J tt 9 IV. 83d St. Reopens Sept. 24.
Fireproof Bulldlor. Boys prepared for Co I vim
bis, Cornell, llsrrard, Princeton, Isle snd
omer colleges. Anprerea By ItetenH. Uuslnw
Course. Friasry Cissses. Milltsry Drill. Qjrm,
nsslnm. risymmsd. Tel. 4747 niter.
It a Cotlf prtptrilonr School
4ii4 siruni r
'limirrtnd Junior
MoHssrn u-hrol
Collcniate
arader.
Duiidinr. Large Orrana
turn. Military Drill and
SupfrvUed Athletic.
Afternoon outtng dtiiet.
t4M W.irth SLUM Tort
SchOOl Boys
TnmUA 1111 itlndcsr btctnsStpt 301ft
A T Wurt, Ha4nt4rttr
Hamilton Institute for Boys
898 W. E. Are., ror. 89lh St.
JITH TEA P. riEOlNS OCT. 2D.
From Primary to Collere.
School certlncate admits to collets.
Send for Catnip. Tel. 6S01 niver.
N. Archibald Shaw, Principal
The Mercersburg Academy
FOB DOTS Mercerskurs, r.
r Send for catalogue to
tTm. Munn Irvine, Pli. li.. VU D
Ilradmastrr. Itox 141
Th New Georgetown lrrparatorT SehooL
Osrrett Psrk, Mil. Jesuit System ot Education.
New bnlMlnis. 80 acr campus. Cstalosue.
ST. JOHN'S rHKPAIl.LTOIir HOtnni.
Danters. Mass. The lcirtlnc Catholic lilt
School of New England. Catalog- on rsqueet.
Pennsylvania .Military College etth year.
Catalog on request llox 494. Chester. Pa
CIBL8 AND YOUNU WOMEN.
The Gardner School
for Girls
11 East Slst Street New Tork City
Boarding and Day School. Primary
to Post-Oraduate, College Prepara
tory, Academlo and Secretarial
Couraes. Music Outdoor Athletics.
62d Year Ileglns October 1st, 1919
Hamilton Institute for Girls
Blverslde Drlte and 90th St,
lTth year. College entrance. Special
courses. Classes limited to ten.
Large gymnasium. Swimming. Tennis.
Outdoor classes for little ones.
MRS. N. ARCHIBALD SHAW,
Founder and Principal.
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL
474 WEST END AVE. (At 104D ST.)
For Girls. Kindergarten, Elementary, Hltfi
School. Cstslogne. Telephone ltiTeslil MJ.
110T1I SEXES.
"The Short Cut
to Big Pay"
a helpful new free booklet for arery ambl
t J oiis Touni? pcraon. eurptUlnxtuccMi a to
ri ca of men and women who bifn as Stenoj-
rapnera. n x suormanu u xne open roaa
to IIliT Thlrurs.
Till IL PJITI VO
i get &
school.
THOltuuuil course at & reliable
HOW to avoJd mtvllocre noaltloas and tV
ar nuv to ma ce sure mil you are miea
ifrrapmc uticcrwi. jiu.y you' may
lay your courve for the harbor of
nun Kmciency ana a tooa job
at biff day.
Met xiu oooKifc once.
No
rliargn. No obligation. Your
cop is waiting. Just address
12MSt.&UnoxAre.
IVe" York Cltr
WVOMINO SEMINARY-A'co-eaucational
school. College preparation, liuslness, Musis,
Art. Oratory and Domestic Arts and
d Athi.tiofleid'.. iith'r.r."Tnd"w.d
low ratee. Catalog. L. L. SPRAQUE,
SURROOATE'.t NOTICE.
SANDERS, HENRT In pursuance of aa
rder uf Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Sur
rogata of tha County of New Tork,
notice Is hereby given to all persons
hating claims ogslnst Henry Banders, lata
ot th County of New Tork, deceased, ts
prsssnt the ssme, with vouchers thereof,
to th subscriber, at her place of transact.
Ing business, the ofnes af her attornsys.
Stanchnald A Levy, No. 1:0 Broadway,
Manhattan, In the City of Nsw Tork, n r
Vefor th ::th day cf Sistembsr nsit.
Dated, New York, the 0th day ot March.
1414. BERTHA SANDERS, Esscutrlx7
TANCH FIELD LXVr. Attornsys for
xscuUlx. 114 Broadway, Manhattan. N. T,
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS,
L08T On or after May e, 1918, Interest
pass book or this 'bank. No. K.1301, in
the name ot David Simon; all persons are
warned against receiving said book or
value.
FOB MALE.
DIAMONDS bourht. sold, for cash only. Es-
tatrs oousni in.ntit.TA, us ti wir tunstairst
HIT Indian Motorcvcls. with
OU Sunday naralno ilipr, 404 ,
P
c
. Autumn
On 1 the Hudson
When soft September days suggest the outdoors
it is time to break away for a refreshing sail up the
Hudson. You can go Saturday, Sunday or any
week' day. The, river is now at its best.
Spacious steamers of the Day Line offer every facility
and comfort They are "built exclusively for passenger ser
vice. Steam-heated when the weather grows cool. Music
and restaurant on each.
ATTRACTIVE ONE-DAY OUTINGS
"Washington Irving"
"Hendrick Hudson"
TnnOCOH STEAMER leave Deabi
lAlwltt.l.a B klft A ..a W- Ark, , .
I A.
era, 0:fio A.M., fur tiletr Mountain.
CaUlcUl, Hudson and Albany.
POUplIKKEPSlE STEAMER leaver Dcabmne St.. to Beptember 14 Inclusive,
10,-Oq A. M,l W. 4Hd St.. 10 ZO A. Mil W. 12Bth St., 10:40 A. M.I Yonkers. ,11:10
Ap Mforllear Mountain, tWe Point (exc. Sunday), tOornwall. fNewburgh and
.On Saturday afternoon Steamer leave Desbronses St., 1140: W. 4Jd St.. 8rtt W.
129th St., B.20j Vonkers, 2US0 P. M., for fBear Mountata, f West Point. Cornwall, New
burgh and louitlilreepste.
tlleturn steamer same day from point marked f
All- through rati ticket between New York and Albany ac
cepted. Direct rail connections to all points North, East and West.
Hudson. River Day Line
Deebrosses St. Pier. Tel.
The Ideal Trip
Saturday Afternoon
To West Point
or Newburgh
Comfortable Str. HOMER ItAMSDELL
leaves Franklin r!t. 1 P. M.. W. 12uth St.,
1:30 P. M.. for West Point. Newburgh.
PoughlcFepsle, Klruston. Music. Res
taurant. Tho palatial 1IENJ. II. ODELI.
Irares Weat Point 7 P. M. for return to
New York.
Also Str. PODGHKEEPSIE leaTfs Frank
lin St. 2:30 P. M., W. 123th St.. 3 P. St..
for Newburgh, Poughkeepslo, Kingston.
Doth steamers offer an Ideal afternoon on
tho Hudson nncl connect with return steamer
I1ENJ.U. OI1EI.I, to New York same day.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE .
M iWl '1 'HlJM Ni.il VH
Sally sailings from Pier it, N. H.. foot
Canal St. Psople's Line dally 4 P. M,
Night Express Line, weekdays 7 P. 1U
Sundays and holldaya 9 P M West 112nd
SL (all steamers) half hour later. D
Albany 4 o'clock followlnc morning. DIrett
rail connections at Albany to alt points
north, east and west. Phone Canal 4000.
KTiire Frrleht Perrle. Antno Cirrtert.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY
AUTUMN SUNDAYS $
ON THE HUDSON
1
STR. "BENJ. B. ODELL"
leave Franklin St.. rain or shine.
OA. M.. W. 139 At. 9:80 A. M.
Newburgh and Beacon, Jl; Poujrh.
kropsle, I.80. Round Trips.
Music Itrstaurant. Lunchroom
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
NO TRIPS TODAY. SEPT. 13
"Mandalay"
Last Trips of Season, Sun., Sept. 14,
Leaving BATTERY PIER, N. Y.
at 9:30 A. M.. 1:30 and 8 P. M.
FoTXTLANTIC HIGHUNDSf'tfwi;
Returning I.ts. 11 A. M., S. 0:15 P.
Telephones Brnad 1633-IS8S.
M.
5Fron tcambotnt o
CONEY ISLAND
To-day, September 13th ONLY
Leave Pier 1 North R!vrx ONLY
2iC0, 4)15, 630 and 8 30 P. M.
tve. CONEY, JllO. BiiS, 7tSO, Ol43 1. M.
Final Trips of Season
NO SERVICE on SUNDAY, Sept. 14.
THE PU11UC DE PLEASED."
-a Ot li H II I A I I I (kl tf-
L,U LUI1IUL LI l J"
mns $4.40
PtlOVIDENCE
DIHECT
BOAT S197
All Outside Staterooms, 41.04 to $3.24
Above Prices ncltultiWar Tax.
Dost leavea Pier 41. North Rlvar. Dally
and Sunday, at 5:10 p. M.
I'tione nprlng D4DI.
BOSTON
Worcester. Sl.lS:IrnvldenpM fllrt t ?o
bTATEHOOMS, $1.08, 41.03 unit tt.l.
Dally, Including Sundar. 4:20 P. M.
From Pler U. B.R Phone 700 Ileskmaa
Tlekets t Pier or (YinMlitatei ticket nmr
WEEKDAY and SUNDAY TRIPS to
EAR MOUNTAIN
'45 MILES ill CP THE HUDSON.
Slr."Grand Renublic".1;. Jl"""? .Pr.
4ILHIC. DANCINI1. ltI-iriipKilMivra
ROUND TRIP-Weekdays 5Sc. Children JOc,
Bun. 4lc. Children 65c. (Including War Tax.l
Hear Mountain Line. Tel.UowlIn Green 783a
IviETROROLITAN LlMf
TO BOSTON Aiw.y0.Y"I-.bfwoVfiu,
VJA QAH-CUL CANAL
DiyUoKt lArokfA I A Canal botfi uan
1st" Plsr II, Foot ot Murray St.. Dal!
I Sundays Included) at 4144 p. M. Far 41 41
Tlsksts and iBforxuatloa r-t wharf. TaL
Barslar 4404,
SIGHT CEEING YACHTS
, "iourist""rlalcjon" Around N.Y
Lv.Bsttsry Pier Dslly.U :S0, ino. Tsi.Brosd sin
To Ssndy llook tc 0.'an. 1 :X. lut. shout 5:io!
FALL RIVER LINE
to Hoeton. Strs. Lv. Pier It. N. R.. 5:30 p. m.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMACE.
WANTED Position as cnaperona or
companion to young lady or elderly Hereon
by woman of reflnamentj parties travelling
for winter preferred, either in Am.ri..
53
r
1
ntmieiT abroad; references. Address, Car Tudor
"'!""', Hall, Apartment 101, Massachusetts Ave
sidecar, and Tenth St., N. W., Washington. D ?L
I A, HklUrs, Ann A. Bsaoh,' ""ion, u. c.
Tftgi
"Robert Fulton"
"Albany"
rone 84. dstly. Inducting Sunday, to October
SflO A. M.i West 129th Bt , B:SO A, M.tYott-
tNenburgh. tl'oustikeepele, Kind ton Point,
Canal 9300. New York. I
Passenger and Freight Brsle
NhW YORK to' LIVERPOOL
Aquitania Sept. IS
Orduna Sept. 23
Carmania Oct. 4
Orduna Oct. 28
Carmania Nov. tt
Orduna Nov. 29
NtW YORK to CHERBOURG sad
SOUTHAMPTON
Mauritania Oct. 2
Mauretanla Oct. 28
Mauretania Nov. 22
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE
tnd SOUTHAMPTON
Roval Georce Oct. 4
Royal George No. 1
Royal George Nov. 29
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH & CHERBOURG
Caronia .Sept. 27
Caronia Nov. 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH. HAVRE
and LONDON
Saxonia .Oct. 16
Saxonia Nov. 18
NEW YORK to GLASGOW
Columbia Oct. 4
Columbia Nor. 1
bOSTON to GLASGOW
Elysia Sept. 24
Scindia Sept. 30
21-tl STATE STREET. NEW YOUK
INTERNATIONAL
MERCANTILE MARINE
LINES
AMERICAN
BLACK SCA SERVICE
. Y. CONSTANTINOPLE CONSTANZA
Black Arrow Sept. 25
nirrllent Accommodation for First Class
Passenrer. Rates on Application.
PHILADELPHIA LI VEKr 0 JL
Haverford . . ..Sept. 30
WHITE STAR
N. Y. CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic. . 2 P. M., Sept. 20, Oct. 25
Lpland 1 P. M., Oct. 4, Nov. 8
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
C,edr': 3 P. M., Sept. 20
v,c'"" 2 P.M., Sept. 23
First Class 4150 and upward
Ba'Hc Oct. 8
NEW YORK AZORES GIBRALTAR
NAPLES GENOA
C"Hc .3 P. M., Sept. 24
Offices. 9 Broadway - New York
COASTWISE Sli AMBIlU- l.l.N ErFor aU
.SP.i 80S1.th'..,ol.tl. dominion. Savannah.
" 1 "n!.rr5.r. '""!".' in-
:r.,..r"". "" c. .uiiamta
I ticket omcss or Companies' oltlce.
LANI)INA1A.N AMERICAN LINE.
en mark. Norway. Swetien.
faenger Ufne. I nroaaivay. N. T.
N. Y. direct to OOTltEMlURu. SWEDEN
SWEDISH AMERICAN LINE. 24 T StSt" all
Uiwtrel-Uyrpool and aneousr OrlenL
Ban. Paculo Oosau berries. Ltd.. 1331 iwsy
JLP WANTE1 FE MA I.E.
STENOGRAPHER with good" buslns.
experience. Apply JOSEPH BLIAS co
630 Jackson Ave.. U I. C.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Auto School
WEST SIDE
Y. M. C A. to school. Telephone Columirit!
315 W. Cith St. '.tm. Bridal classes ladle.
UUY as mssiengsr, business offlc dow'n.
town newspapsr; day work; 19 to start
Apply between A. M. and 4 p. M c. n
LoaEE. Olobe. 74 Dey St. ' '
LEARN TO 1JE a CIIAUFFfitlHi.i...-
ant, prontable work, day nri ..r..
, classes. Send tor free booklet ami nil
vsntng
WEST S1DH T. M. C. A.. Ill West TllE sT
I l.rn Mnotrp opsratlng; pays SM00
yearly; cost 1140. day. evening Established
11 years. DmplrM School, ill E..t
""MOULDERS lor slsani and hot water
house heating hollers, sir rtnii... .w5?p
ADtllv ARRAM COV STflvr- r.r "rT"
American
snd Dauphin Streets, I'hlla..
WANTED First class
j-,. . . . . -. .uri
inoutuer tor 1'iasier and Iron orn.mnt
tWlld,l:.:A$H ca' " lluntlng
MAN
a butler. Ac: wlf., chamber
assistant laundress; Westchester
maid,
county.
Apply by isttsr, A. c, KINO,
iti sth
IBrrUATlONB WANTED MALE.
CARPENTER takes all kinds worki rs
pair houses by day or contract snywhero
W1I.KS. 528 Hudson St.. City. Anwnero-
'" C li A V K F E L 1 1 , married. ryt7o"r""sr"e"xpe7i:
nce, wishes private position: good refer,
ences; answer by mall, TRAEdElt, j j .
155th
N'HlHT WA1CHMAN Wlsh7s "posltlun
JOHN WALTER 117 1st Av. ,0,ll,un-
Holland, 1 ranch, English lansuages fluentlv
would like position with ainoeiinV :n."y'
Fr?Ii,1rt,,-onffrn' .'nvoltL,' e,Prt r corre.
tTCMMKR RESORTa,
NEW ENGLAND,
I
Gh9 rn
A ..a v N
Autumn Is
The Tourin ( Season
rUN A T It O 0 4 A li ,,?
Tiinotmii NEW ksiYam", aj-'ft?'
WONDERLAND A Will MolntFiU0
LAKES AND SKA COAST OP lvr!?A
FOREST OI.AD IIILI.S Il.Vt r taISJ
ON TllFn, I1RII.I.IANT sCAmri
0CT'oAnaKit. ,N ""h!
DOLT LINKS AT EVERY POINT
Illustrated Route Book or Irs'e i.
Hotel Elton 'atetbnry.Cem
' HEW TOBB llronrtins.
It
cTAi
2 V"J!5"f 'rm "'and 'CnttiL
40 electric trains dally, at, riS
venlsnces In the country o?i
Orill- Tennis - slddl? He?
Dally eoncerts-Daneinr.
IlOTKl. CRAMATtw
Mwrenre Psfk. Bronrviii. w
NHW JKBSEY Atlantis
lCatliroii9raii;iiii
Tll LEADING WESORT BOUSE OFTHEWOaUl
ATLANTIC CITY N J
health ia errtcicNcv
A CetmUIJe Cllmite sod Clem Street v
(4 No Dolt No Dirt. Isntmerihle Ouiiow
Rstifstloni tnl Indoor Entertslns.-Uu
OwaershipMsnlrement Joilih WsiisuSoBiCo.
UNCLAI)1ED DANR DEPOSIli;
nZstoig
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
New York City, on the first dsy of i
1019, mad In accordance with Ttho nroVffli
or the Banking Lew, Sections m anfjw
Full name of depositor or shareholder, l'ut
known residence or Post offlco sddVwi
deiweltor or shareholder, date of 1glS d2
. posit, amount of deposit:
Ahrens. D. J.. 1300
.n,'wlCv.N' V ' - Nov, 25, I&S3
Alien, wm. P., Trustee
Victor Lltho. Co.. un
known , Before
Uterstsdt, A.. Dec'd.,
1908 7 )
U271 B-way. N. Y. p. .Oct. 10. 1002
Drown, Koblm A Ray.
Truatoo, care of O, C.
Kobbo, 44 Wall St.,
tS'PfJ3' v ; ; Apr- ,sss
Blrsfelder, J. J Ad
ministrator, 24S W.
2Sth 84.'. Y. ... Sept. 14, 1&9J
Central Fuel Oil Co..
464.SJ
M.7I
50.ee
37 Wall St.. N. Y. O. . Aug. 7. 1910
Clymer. Est. M.. 65 XV.
3RthVSt.. N. Y. O June 2S, 1903
Colonial Club (Coupon
V7M
A-cl. cam of A. P.
. ,
Meaman.u- 00 way, N.
Y. O Dec. 30. 1891
Covington & Macon R.
4S0U
R. (Coupon A-c), un
known Apr. I, 1912 9&M
Gilbert, Est. Lewis D..
Fred Fisher, Burr.
Exec.. 122 W. 2Sd St..
Glllnndor, A. T.. Excr.
J. W. Gray. 2 Nassau
St.. N. Y. C3 . , Mar. 27. 1S01
Orant Mlnln? Mfg. Co.
111,71
(Btocitnoiacrs unimown
to Itecelrer, payable
upon surrender ot
stock), unknown An, a. iras 911 qi
Oomes, Adelade,
Aomx. list. ni. At.
O'Cefo. 23 W. 110th
St.. N.Y. (J Anr.
2, 1806 230.03
Grwn River Cool A
Coke Co. (Coupon A-c)
Seattle. Washington. .Jan.
Guy. John. 1M W. 33th
2. 1S01 55.75
St . N. Y. C Nor. 5 .V 1 l
lOiiaa
Henrico It. R. Co., un
known. . . D. 1 1KR.-.
Jl 1.1,1
Horsemen's Protective
Ass 11, Townsond
llldg.. B'way 4; 25th
Sl-.N.Y.C Hpnt.5 IR07
0
uuicjiirs. j(. 11., nccr.
LaminnM Bros. & Co.,
M William St.. N.Y.CNov. 11. loai 5S5.M
Knox, W. II. , 12 44
D'war. N. Y. C JIsv S. 180.1 iJ.H
Lewis, Lucy W,, Ips
wich. Mum Oct. 13. 1S37 75.41
MotroDolttan Concert
(?o.,unkunwn.. Unknown 455
Miller, Est. Alex. Mm.
Mary Ella Miller.
Admx.. Fidelity Dep.
.Co. ofMd Aug. e, 1911 100.11
Murphy. Jane. Gdn.,
5i0 Summit Av., Jer
sey City Apr. 8,1693 81.73
Matz, Anton, Trustee,
675 8th Ave.. City .. . Unknown 3J4.00
O'Connor, Jos., un
known Unknown 9W5
O'Dell, Geo. W.. Comm.,
Cordnlla O'.Nrll. 34H
W.2MhSt..N. y.C. Oct. 9 1S96 90.U
O'Noil!, Ilrldgot, Admt.
O; Nolan, 250 W. 33tll
St.. N. Y. U . Mch in. 1ST'
Quantmoyer & Co, 015
0th Ave.. N. Y. O .. Unknonn 9S.55
Randall. Itobt. P., Hoc.
Max I'laatckl i Co..
SO B'way, N. Y. O... Apr. 20. 1913
Richmond Brick A Tile
Co.. Cataret, N. J . Oct. 4,1900
Rogers. J. B., Treas.,
Patoraon, N". J Feb. 14, 1901
Kowan, It, II., un
known Bo.'oro Apr. 1913
Sanford & Lake KuMls
R. R. Co. (Coupon
A-c). Jacksonville. FlaMar. 8, 1890
San Joaquin Eluc. Co.
(Coupon A-c), un
known Unknown
3chlttenht,lm, Wm.,
Adm, Colla Schltton
helm, 432 E. Oth St..
N. Y. O May 13. 1901
Smith. Est. J. II., 415
Lenox Ave., NT. Y. C .Oct. 2S, 1903
Smtth. Sally Barnrw.
unknown . . . Before Dec lH
Stanton, 8. F Trustee.
60 Pino St.. N. Y.C. Dec r. 1S90
Sullivan Co. Club (Int.
Ji Coupon A-c), un
known . . Mr. 22 100"
802'
55.11
S7JJ
233.50
S1.7I
49 D7
50.S4
:9.49
67 W
76.M
SJ 01
Talor, Ellsworth I...
Aum, r.st. j. 11. ra
lor, Salisbury .Mills.
Orange Co., N. Y. . . Jan. is. IV s
Van lluzer, 11. I).. A S.
O, Lockwood, As-
Icn. nnbnim-n Anr I 191 i
(7 24
i"ilr
Warrior Coal Field R.
H. JCo., 501 I.anilalo
Illdg., Duluth.Mtnn .Unknown
Welsh, J. A..' Assignee
A. Miller. 120 Broad
way, N. Y, C Apr. I li"
Weltrjer, Ignatius, As-
ateneo J. II. stiier.
20 B'way. N. Y. C . Nov t lo')'
Wenchmann & Wlech-
ers. 411 Oth Ar., N.
Y. O , ... l,uliiio"o
"Whitney Co. Bond
PurUiase Account," 3')
11 mail St.. K V C Oct 21 I'"1,
,1 Si
I'- 31
Winston. Frcilk J . Tr
of (ilash fc Ijisk. 4SU
5th AW.. N. Y.C. . Apr 19 ' ' "
Statoof New York. County uf ,r ,
li. w. j(NEr, Mco-rrtwiomi' - -HENDEItHON.
AaiMant Ti.-a '' 09
Bankers Trust Comnany. a i" ' r .
locateK and doing buslni In i h, '
York, In said county. Iwlcg di "" ' J
fbr hlniMilf, sajs that tho fores t e I' "
ftill. true anil cornvt slaton .' i
claimed dejKyilts. dividends. aii
Bankers Trust Coiupany ma J'
rovlslnns of S.cs I i ' 1
Oh.,,t.r3B0
of thH iiankinn i
the books of said Trust t'otnt
,n th' Sret
div of Alifriikt.
II. W. JONKS.VIre-PrMld'
W. A. HENDERSON.
Severally subscribed and n
ponouts tho uth day of Suptwni,
AHTIU'It E M
Sel or Notary I '
llront County (Vrtlflcai.
' (if
I'L ui,ii.,i '
1 Uv th. trvlor Savlnas
(.'nam' ers ti , r.ew iotk
Accounts not crevlously
known residence, publish
with Nsw York Stats Ba -tlon
271. chspter Jkh
Augustus I. Molkr. It
Brooklyn. N. Y.
R P. Wortendyke, Ent
Jams II. Johnson, B
Jchn Ur3rsrr.an. t"?r'
Isaac Vatlderpoel, 23u e I '
St.. New Vork City.
rUHNISHKP ROOMS tviKI
WANTED In N r wui k
three or four furn'she.l
housekeeping, prcfera l'
lly. Write or phone M '
34 Littleton .Wenue N i
912 Market
Ill'SINESS OPI'Oltl l
iiinl-rc foi
i VVR TE '
("Hl'jsole
Horn" II .
pacltag Ink Powder hi'b
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Moler, Nowburib, N, a.

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