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New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
CNREDEEMED PLEDGES SOLD
ARTICLES OFFERED By THE PRovIpENT LOAN
SOCIETY

ARTICLES OFFERED By THE FRNNiptNI h""->
SOCIETY.
The sale OF unredeemed pledges by order a the
Provident Loan Society begun promptly al -
o'clock yesterday morning in the Fif;n Avenue A".
tlon Rooms No 22s Fifth-ave. The articles on SAFE
ranged from watches to revo.vers ana from si'''
ware TO opera glasses In the exhibit was one small
sealskln muf the only article OF wearing appdie
in evidence There were i3S articles in the exhipI
An hour before the time announced for the De
ginning OF the sale he large auction rooms were
thronged. Many of the mer and women ha1 eNl-
IDENTIFY stroled In TO view the pictures ana OIL pam
ings which are 10 bc sold later in the week p"'
which have connection with the Loan aoc''E
sale.
There was an air Of refinement about the place
and seats had been provided for all The people had
roamed about A; will, crticisng and lingering me
oil paintings but this vas soon sioppeI ana s re,
tcre run across between the front am iea co.
rooms. and the visitors were permitted ony as, gar
the two upright Showcases n which the p'edEeS
glance about the room revealed the faces ,od Of
nearly every pawnbroker in the city. and OF the
men who regularly attend sales oi unredeemeH
pledges for the purpose o. obtaining bargains .,,d
Al Il o'clock W b. Norman mounted the stand
The first lot offered was Pledge NJ H. re-
were sold at a sacrifice and then the auctionsee:
proceeded to dispose OF more valuable articles The
0'If@S Af4T noon the character OF the gathering
changed and well-known people began TO crowd
the auction rooms. Among those WAC came ana
Who appcared to be deeply interested in the sale,
although they took no part IN the bidding. we're
Mrs Dodd Mrs McKim Mrs. Willard, Mrs, Miller
Mrs L. Barber Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Russell sage
Robert ". De Forrest. the president OF the Proyi-
dent Loan Society; James Speyer. lis treasurer
and Otto T. Bannori its secre iary; G. Bergen.
Mr. Pryor. Dr. Sutton and others.
Thr pawnbrokers remained and continued 10
bid The nitle sealskn muf sold for s.
Dlamonds ana watches went a. cheap as drt
\ Jule. Jurgenseu wa knocked down for S2' ana
a magnificent pair OF diamond sleeve links fetched
only &7 There were many other like sacrifices.
At the close OF the sale the managers sad ina ,
they were well satisfied with the result They said
that only per cent Of the articles pledged had been
offered for sale. 9. cent had been re leemei
In several Instances they had been deceived by
p.edgers OF articles and hId given more than the
articles worth
The amount obtained by the sale only De ap-
proximateiv estima ted. II f. about 500 There
viii be slight loss the society after al expenses
pad.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
coLOyIAL-AMERIcAy BAzAR.

\ Colonial-Americ bazar j. to be opened IN the
parlors Of the Central congregational Church No
800 est Fifty y-seventh-st. beginning this afternoon
and continuing every afternoon and evening in the
rest II this week. The bazar is under the manage
ment of the Ladies' League Of the church and its
object is TO aid FOR carrying the religious
work which the church II doing in that part Of the
city.
The many novel features to be introduced give
every reason for believing that the bazaar Will be
Highly successful The booths will be- reproductions
OF early Colonial houses. Young men and women
will appear In costumes Illustrating the different
styles OF dress OF the early settlers OF this country
Including the English the Dutch. the French and The
Spanards The native fnlians viii Il so be repre-
senteG
All sorts OF fancy articles suitable for holday
gifts Will hC displayed Ia profuson, and the prices
10 he asked are REASONABLE, \ table hote dinner
VIII be served every evening for ~ cents ana re-
frcshmcnts NAV br ordered In carte al any time.
The Rev William Lloyd Is the pastor Of the
church.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
THE PEPPER LABORATORY OPENED.

A VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE UNIVERSITY or
PENNsYLvANTAs MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Philade phia. Dec. 4-The formal acceptance ana
opening Of the Pepper Laboratory Of Chnicai Med'-
cine attached to the Hospital OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, took place this afternoon. ine
laboratory. by it's opportunities and its influence
will place the university in the van OF that great
army of scientists who Provost Harrison re-
marked to-day are engaged In winning cases from
tho desert Of disease that surrounds the human
race 1T il comp eteiy equipped for the work 10 pe
undertaken Immediately. \ large audience met II,
the new building at 3 O'Clock. ana Nds aidiessenu 20
hy Dr. j. s Billings. the director Of the uniVersltY
HCspital. who presented the building 70 the UNI
versity in the name of Dr. William Pepper; ahq py
Professor w : We.ch. OF Johns HOPKINS Ohi-
VerstN
Professor Welch told of the numerous avenues iOr
usefulness awaiting such an institution ana uWsit
on the abors in which the world OF scientific medi-
cine Is at present engaged. Provost G. G. harrison
accepted the gift the part OF the university ana
afterward of the laboratory was Iade nE me
Visitors The building was erected BY Di. william
Pepper a memOria. of his father
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

ne. that the bottom of this whole business Of
the ownership of street railways II the question or
the privilege of using land"
Mr. Graham said he personally was not in favor
of the municipal ownership of street railways. and
declared that the best way out OF the difficulty
would be to make the railway company pay a. full
rental to the city for the strip of land over whicn
their racks laid.
f. Stlman Doubleday. an officer in Judge Gay
nOrs court also in favor of having railway
street franchises pay full rental 10 the city gov
ernment.
Thomas Ryan OF Brooklyn. who said he repre-
the sentiments OF the labor organizations or
that city. was IN favor OF municipal ownership or
street railways. .,
Alfred j. Roulton Of the Stereotypers Union.
Brooklyn. snid he favored the municipal owner
ship of railways. because II would give the
employees better wages.
George ]. Gould will be examined to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
THE sCHOOL CENSCS TO BE BE"ON S""N
DIS AGRErMENr As TO WHO SHALL SUPPLY The
NECESSARY MATERIALS.

m. AGREEMENT As TO WHO SHALL s'PfLf lhE
NECESSARY MATERIALS.
Acting CHIEF Conlin announced YESTERDAY ina '~"e nc
..ri,c ~ the school census would probably Dee'h
80. Non1av or Tuesday He was neary iedu! ,
o., abaad with the work. he said The BOARD o..
T,d,cation has delivered all but about I'VE nuh1'''
~ the books which the policemen VIII use III ""''n
~ write such Information Is required. "esT
v,,l be ready 10y the end OF the week
T. has been general talk Of late that theie mas
ias, - slight difference between the Police Depart
men, and tho Board OF Educ ltion over the suPs"V'
~ nencis and the printed instructions FOR the po-
1carron who are detailed to the work Of taking We
census. 80,
Acting CHEZ Con.in said that Supermieno''' jas
nor Of The Board of Education wanted the I'o'ee
Erpartment 10 supply he pencLs ana nave w. III
struct!ons printed. According 10 MI comm '"P''
intendent Jasper said ne would approve me DIS 'oi
rhe pencus and me printed matter. but Won" not
guarantee their payment The Acting Chl.i SAT- M :
that the Board Education ought % i-fiiith " '''
material required in taking the census ,...,,.,
Yesterday morning man Was sen tt ,,,,
tsndent Jasper 10 see Acting Chef : ON @ NuDa'
the matter The Acting CHE; informed tne 80,
sentative that the police would ne ready 20 We
taking the census by Monday or TUESDAY, pToViueii
III pencils and printed instructions were i"rhls"'"
by that time . ...,,a,t,e .,l, tho ~
ing chief that Superintendent Jasper %oui az.
lie payment Of the bills for me peH' us anu ~
matter II the Police Depar tment fuiishei tneln u'
Wr Conlin nroposed thai the Board .. Eiucatoh
should supply the material in ques' m
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
PHIL1DELPHIAS INVESTIGATION.
THE COMMITTEE TURNS IT'S ATTENTION TO TIL
sO-CALLED ELECTRIC TRUST.

THE COMMITTEE TURNS IT'S ATTENTION TO THE
sO-CALLED ELECTRIC TRUST.
Philadelphia. Dec. 1.-The session this afternoon
OF the State Senate committee which is investgat-
ing the municipal affairs OF Philadelphia was at
tended by the members OF the Pittsburg Citizens
Committee. which earlier in the afternoon secured
the promise of the Senate committee to Visit Pitts-
burg and conduct a similar investigation.
Mr. Freedley Announced that he would tenn
porariIy suspend the inquiry into highway con-
tracts and take up the question OF the ctys eiec-
trio lighting. Arthur Fl Lea who has made
study of the cost OF Philadelphias electric lights
detailed the correspondence ne has had with the
heads Of various cities throughout the country on
this subject. The conclusion reached by the wiz
ness was that this city has more arc ngnts thah
any other three cities combined In the country
Nine electric light companies supply lBht 70 inL ~
ade phia. and II shown by MI, Lea tnat tne
boards OF directors composed largely OF men
who are prominent in politics. The witness said
Trust" and that all efforts to dis.odge the trust
from the control Of the ctys system OF ilumina-
ton had failed. The number OF arc light In fhiia.
delphia. II further said IL $500 ana the coz
per light for each night Of this year averages 41y
cents. Mr. Iea's testimony was lorg ana emoraced
almost every phase OF the subject: ne compare
the prices paid in other cities with those pai1 "
Philadelphia. the comparison being IN iasor d
distant places At 430 O'Clock and when ne was
still the stand. the committee ad)ourheu UNI"
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
THE COURTS.

AN ASYLUM THE PLACE FOR COL. ROGERS.
lie MAY BE TAKEN TO A PRIVATE RETREAT RY
FRIENDS.
Samuel F. Hyman. counsel Cor Colonel Rogers
who is confined on Wards Island an insane per-
SON went into the Supreme Court yesterday ana
told Judge Andrews that he could not furnish am
davits in his clients case had been requested by
the Court.
Judge Andrews said that the case was sad one
and that the best thing TO do would be 10 have the
Colonel taken TO private retreat by his friends
Judge Andrews said that from the actions OF the
man in court ne had doubt he was insane. anu,
although Wards island not the place TOT NM
the Court could do nothing unless his iIiehds II
tcrvened and placed him IN private asylum me
writ OF habeas corpus was then dismissed and the
Court SAID the Colonel could be removed TO PHI
yate ASYLUM as soon as his friends desired.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
LOOKING FOR JOBS AS POLICEMEN.

An applca ton was made TO Judge Andrews, III
the Supreme Court yesterday by Ambrose h. Pur-
dv a LAWYER for mandamus 10 compel the Ponce
C.onroi ssloners 70 assign duty William T. Cold
inc police sergeant in the town OF NaKeneia'
and twelve Other policemen from the same pace
Nr Purdy said that under the provision OF the ACT
of 1919, u"der which large portion OF the count!
~ Wes-chester was annexed to the City OF New
York IL was specially provided that the police IN
the various towns that district were assigned 10
1Itv ~ The CITY OF New-York until their success
ors were apponed The recent Annexation act @ iooH
i'm Wakefield he said. and other towns incorporate dleu
in the Act .. 1878. and that IN this way tne pol'e
men Of Wakefield became entitled 10 the Dehent o.
.hat act Assistant Corporation Counsel COhhoN;
in opposition SAID that the Act OF 1870 incorporate
the act OF 1873 merely by reference, ana that lhe
nev Constitution provided that all oinccrs uhd'f
the city Government, not existing when Il cding
INTO oneration should be filled by persons VINO ma
nassed a Civil Service examination. Decision was
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

CONTROLLER FITCH OPPOSES THE Return OF
$4,000 To sAYLEs. FORFEITED AZ BAIL
FOR EX-ALDERMAN sANLES.
Controller Fitch has written letter to Corpora
ton Counsel Scott giving his reasons why the ap-
plication should be opposed 10 refund TO Solomon
Sayles the s25c he forfeited ball for Henry l.
Sayes. who one OF tine indicted Doodle Alder
men OF 1854. The money received by Randolph
T. MARITIME. then District t-Attoraey, october Is.
1886. and the day paid into the city treasury
The Controller says In his letter. i entire Y
uninformed OF any facts which would make sucn a
course this tthe refunding Of the money TO
Sayes) appear just equitable and IL would seem
extraordinary proceeding TO refund to a
quondam Judgment debtor amount paid In salts
faction OF Il judgment properly and regularly OBJ
tained. and to the validity OF which no question
has been raised FOR nine years II seems to me-
that the citys interests require that this proceeding
should be vigorously resisted. and respectfully re-
quest you. the cty's Legal representative to
oppose the granting OF this application.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
AMERICAN COTTON MAEKEI> STRONG

DEsPITA BIC DE LINE IN LIVERPOOL. PRICES
ARE HIGHER OK THE DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.
In the face Of break equal 10 i American points
IN the Liverpool cotton market yesterday. the Amer
lean markets closed points higher than the night
before March cotton sold the close yesterday at
SIS on The New-York Cotton Exchange After sell
ing down SIC at lime. Weakness was eN-
pected in Liverpool but hardly weak market
as was shown The decline here on Tuesday and
less favorable political outlook the factors
abroad so the private cables said But while the
contract market backs and fills. as it is influenced
by passing causes. the consumption OF cotton goes
or steadily eating into supply. and the receipts
continue the basis OF crop little more than
one-half as large as last year and far below 1885,
when the crop 10000 bales. Liverpool spot
sales yesterday were again 12,Oc1 bales though the
sales at lilo concession. Receipts at ne Amer
lean ports we're Sis against 462c! last year and
45l2l IN lsH II - expected tAdt the receipts TINS
week will be somewhat larger han last week be
Ing sweIled by cearances OF steamers at variona
ports. IN" movement INTO sisht, also IL i thoughI
VIII be large than last week or about 10000 bales
though TINS increase - observed III every crop move
ment about tn.s time o. year. yet y always mas a
interior receipts $3.50 bales against 1900
last week l6O57s last year IS Ol in 1898 and $500
These figures gave cold comfort to the bears.
There had been considerable short selling early in
ceipts expected a. New-Oreans to-day an
nounced $500 TO 0oo. against 4,i63 last year and
reported receipts Of 56Si Yesterday against 8 38i
last year. and expects to-day 800. against l2,s& las
year Memphis got i2,2 againsi 3326 but Cincln-
natl received only lC4 bales aglins i2s last year
On this show down bears broke for cover.
\ steamer cleared from Port Royal yesterday
with $500 bales and from Brunswick with $500.
These will swell the weeks port receipts. Exports
yesterday .. .s26 bales.
small spot sales In the South continue 10 handicap
the bulls The spot markets were l-l6 10 = lower
Most OF the sharp rally yesterday was in the last
half hour when the price was run up briskly on
oversOd shorts who feared strong market in Liv-
erpOcl to-day. \eW-Orleans opened ii points down.
but closed night points over the final figures OF
Tuesday March. at 500.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
MONEY DECLARED uNAcCouNTED FOR.

An application made 10 Judge Andrews IN
the Supreme Court yesterday by Charles Luscomb
for an order for open commission IN Sui'
brought against ribbetts, Harrison * hoDo'hs'
commission merchants. Of EOstOn by Edeistein'
Moses 4, Co 10 examine Tibbetts and Robbins, oi
the firm.
Mr. I.uscomb says that tho defendants mad as
signed for the benefit OF creditors on April 10 IA
and the property had only realized % cents on 'ht,
dollar although three months previously they had
issued a statement showing mat iae iii!' pos
sessed a surplus Of $31s.0Vo lie says tndt thers
are several hundred thousand dollars not accounted
fOl. ,... ..,,.,ra ,,o,,
and Harrison i the only member in New otK d. Dl =
does not possess the required iniol NATION. ne -
motion by the plaintiffs IL 10 set ASIDE transfer
OF a large amount OF goods made prior TO the as
signment. on the ground or frauc. Declsioh WAS
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
SALE OF STOCK ENJoINED.

temporary injunction was granted yesterday
by Judge Andrews in the Supreme Court 10 falhe
& McLaran, restraining Theodore ". Myers q Co.
from disposing of 210 shares OF preferred ana
common stock in several companies. The paih'iila
allege that these shares were purchased ior tne!t
upon their general account, and not IN pehdil VI
the ioint venture known as the special HoCh'hb
Valley Pool Account" The stock in question Is as
follows: 2Oo shares American Tobacco .NohlpAh!
preferred. 800 shares American sugar company ~.
Tinted states Cordage Company common, "N
shares Consolida Ted Coai Company preterredi 1o'
shares Wabash Railroad. 100 snares National Lead
CompsnV. AID 20 shares Columbus Hooking Val
ley and Toledo common.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
COLONEL GARDENERS SIDE.

HIS REPLY TO THE STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN NOR
MAN n THE FLAG-RAIsING CONTROVERSY.
At the meeting OF the Anderson Zouave Assoca-
tlon ned on Tuesday evening resolutions were
adopted p'edging the support OF the association To
,b4ir comrale Christopher Z. Forbes. against all
comers in his fght FOR the right ID raise the Amer
lean flag at the Battery on Evacuation Day ana
other holidays. The action OF Colonel Asa BIRD
Gardiner before the committee Of the B'a:d of
Aldermen was severely criticised the meeting
OF the Zouavss. and the speech Of Captain John IL
Norman before the AnChrson-Williams Pos., NO
3s4 c. \. r.. the subject OF earnest discussion
,'antain Norman il a,ieged. charged CooAe
Gardiner with having read affidavit Oefor" the
committee Normans. that contained matter
which Captain Norman had not written
Cnonei Gardiner was at his Office NO. 81
Nass.u-st. Yesterday. and said THAI Captain Nor
man called on him to see If ne 'on.d be OF any
service IN the fag-rasing controversy. as NJ hau
raised the fae for years AT the BLOCK House' J"
Central Park. Independence ana EVdcudloi
days Colonel Gardiner said that n" tod Cdpldli
Norman that Affidavit as to his personal reco
'Irawn and read 10 him by Colonel Gardiner III the
presence Of others. and II was pronQuncfgu fnasn
was then handed 10 Z. W. Starr 70 be typewritten
Ny professional engasementS eafd me aWas tnrn
and receive the typewriter affidavit, which ne die'
and after reading II Oyer IN 'e AMY c9rried l.
to me the Cy Hall Then ead the ai1aft n ths
10 the committee OF the BOARD OF -Ni''' NV" ." ~
pras.nce of Captain Norman ,.,.oI a.
The Co'onrl said that IL was understQou' ,, "a
.bnnob he had no personal knowledge OF the rae
ha, tbs AFFIDAVIT was Withdrawn ana another hIs
stitl,ted This second affidavit was the one "nie'
o.. nub;ished in The city Record. -
Colonel Gardiner was asked II tneTe in wac dsiiy
rauer thaT he had changed his name from udrunti
10 Gardiner. H smilingy admitted 'lt Sia' e.
came what it was originally His family llaa haa
careless,y dropped the ." Dl,: hsY,s S CoionIai
CORY attaching the name Of Gsrdne H me ne fhp Rh5ds
iIi.nS casrIsnar family and had his name changNl
,r",riingiv This was done about twelve year
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
RrOOkiyn
NOTES BY j. u. ELwELL

"a, Al This point Brooklyn gained moVe over tho
position obtained 'hs hfteeB same IN MS
match with Stenitz . posted X .. the square
10 which PLAYED by laser IN his eleventh move
(b Blacks opens th" way for an irresistible
attach by Whit. which is Immediately a,al>d o. ana
R.cl. IN to fhe IL =. whtfe u could
orlyna, have been played. loses twe moves.
sacrfice l. p-rfecy sound. and sNrNrs 10
illustrate advantage u position BROOKLYN
enjoys his point
IA Black .xhaussins iis pawn moves. and VII soon
h ,onrelled to 1isarrangr defence by necessity
OF moving sgmethins.
+ y Showalter claimed his third day off yester-
day and there play in the match vita LIP
schiitZ.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

Uarod +. Mccormick and his bride. who Miss
Edith Rockefeller sailed Yesterday morning tho
American Line steamship Paris for southampton.
Many of their friends We're al the pier 10 hid them
farewell From the Rockese..ers were many hand
some fora piece. The br ieglooms brother a.so
sent a handsome basket OF bride roses Mr.. Nc
Cormick looked 20 be IN excellent he Attn. alt Though
he has recently beer nl. the marriage ceremony
having been performed in his rooms al the Hotel
Buckingham.
The Paris looked in fine trm. She has been IN
dry dock for seven weeks getting thOrouel oser-
hauling
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

HE THREATENS TO SELL HER PAlN1lN"'
Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews has brought sun ="
the supreme Court against Embury Mchoa
enforce a contract for the sale Of property a. NJ
14s East Forty-sixth-s. which she agreed to puE
for s25Oo and to restrain the defendant from sen
ing a picture OF the Modern Venus. Naluea a. as
5000 which she gave as security ror n'o ~ ~ q
of sl7 900 which she allowed remain on the
property. She says that while the nesota" ~
were pending she allowed Mclean 10 remove Iie
painting from one storage-house TO another anu ne
nov refuses TO live up to the contract ana threat
10 soil the picture.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
VIEW STEAMER roR rHg NETHERLANDS LINE

The Neither ands- American steamship Company
has ordered an eighteen-Snot steamer from the
Harland q Wolf Company OF Belfast. ireland.
which IL Is expected VIII he ready for rext seasons
service. She II be steel steamer or htOo tons.
1880 horsepower. with tripe-eNpanslon engines
Her length will he 40 feet depth OF hold ~ feet
and beam q feet; she vii. be named the Rotterdam
and will be commanded by Captain F. H. Houjsr.
who is present in commane of the companys
steamer Spaarndam -.
IL IL expected that THO new steamer VIII be able
TO cut down the time between this port and tho
Netherlands from two and ha.f - three days
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
FORCED TO FREE MAy WIN RECoRD

Samuel Williams. alias Thomas Featherson No
7n in the Rogues' Gallery, fory-hve years Old. who
refused his address. discharged IN jefferson
Market Court yesterday morning. when arraigned
by Detectives Evanhoe ami Valley. He
rested few days ago suspicion OF having been
implicated IN the attempt to rob the safe ~ Floyd
Grant a Co. FOrty-seyen th-st and broadway, on
November 10. There no evidence against the
man in this case and Magistrate Smms forced
10 discharge him. though he has long record
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
ryyOy .sEAugy IN CONVENTION.

The National seamens Uulon OF America held
its annual convention at No 81 South-st yesterday.
The only work done the organization OF tho
body and to-day the business % the convention
proper will be begun
The Red Record Is a magazine issued as a supple
ment OF The Coast Seamens JCurna,." 1t contains
few Instances OF brutal cruelty 10 sailors az
The symbol OF the book is an urraised cub. with tho
motto. "Ecce, Tyrannus!' which l. described
the symbol OF discipline the American hell SHIP
IL a brief OF OF the crue,ties per-
netrated on American seamen at the present time.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
FOR THE RELIEF or AGED CLERG TMEF.

Articles of Incorporation OF The Clergyineh ne
tring Fund. Society of New-ho ofh were '"e' ."
the Office OF the County Clerk yesterday Inc
oh,.c,s are stated TO be the relief OF Episcopal
clergymen throughout the United states Inc
directors are Cornelius Vanderbilt J2hh scar
borough William q. Harrington James h DaSer-
port William H. Nibbert Woodbury. ~, iSil's 'ot., .
William Bispham Elhu Chauncey. j. ' an NeSiiHe" I,
Olcott Henry Anstice. William W HOLY anu ru-
gene 4. Hoffman.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

The Skehan- Bernheim case now assumes phase
NJ great interest through the approaching hearing
before William Henry Willis. OF No. ll5 Broadway,
who was appointed referee to hear the testimony In
the st OF Lazarus Levy to determine the question
OF the trusteeship OF he late Abram c. Bernheim.
Tpon the order OF Justice Beekman. OF the Supreme
Court the Farmers Loan and Trust Company has
been substituted as trustee of the Manhattan syn
dicate i'm place Of the late Mr. Bernhem.