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New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
CITY CLUBS VIEWS.
STATEMENT BY NR. FOX.
.Dr. Sicer authorised to Proceed
Against Western Union.

Austen c. Fox. president of the City Club. said
last night that the board Of directors Of the
organization had authorized the Rev. DR.. Thomas
II. Slicer and his committee TO place the evidence
which had been obtained prove various officials
of the Western Union Telegraph Company guilty
of furnishing poolrooms with sporting news in
the hands of the ceTnpanys board of directors
nearly month ago and that the matter had
thererpon practically passed out of the hands OF
the city Club This is the first definite statement
from the City Club the recent report of the
investigation OF the Western Union. Mr.. Fox said:
''Dr. Slicer made a report TO the board OF
directors OF the City Club at the last meeting
held June p. he appeared to have many facts
proving that the officials Of the Western Union
were again dealing with poolrooms that we au-
thorized him 20 proceed against them.
Il understand that DR. Slicer forwarded his
facts 10 Jacob II. Schiff. The City Club, by means
OF DR.. slicer's committee. practically took up the
work left unfinished the death OF Captain F.
Norton Goddard"
Surprise expressed by members OF the City
Club yesterday that the board of directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. and especially
Mr.. schin. had taken action upon the evidence
forwarded 20 them by DR.. Slicer.
Oswald @. Willard said yesterday that negotia-
lions between the club and the Western Union
were being carried on without interruption II was
understood that meeting Of the executive
mttee OF the club and the board of directors OF
rhs company would be held to-day. and that both
Or Slicer and Police Commissioner McAdoo would
attend
The Kenilworth Citizens Association. of Wash
tngton. has sent the members OF the executive
committee OF the City Club copies OF a communica-
tion sent the board of directors Of the Western
Union. II is in part follows:
There is peOl,Oona at KenilwOEth. Nd. few
1eet outside of the District of Columbia II is
Telegraph Company.
In addition 70 the Gravesend races those now
being run AT Cincirtau and St Louis are report
ed IN the poolroom. proving that only a company
with a large system of wires could furnish the
service Some weeks have passed since letters
ana kilograms have been TO your president
end Philadelphia superintendent Mr. Altberger,
in regard TO this matter. No answers have been
received or communications returned
We protest against the further continuation Of
thls service by your company, and ask you
slse your influence to terminate the same.
Neither the clubmen nor the officials OF the
company would make any statement about the
anfor1natioa from Washington yesterday.
Colonel Robert c. CloWry. president of the West
ern Union. said yesterday:
II there Is any crooked work in this company,
q viii be stopped and the guilty persons punished
90 not feel called 10 discuss the Kenilworth
matter. do not think It necessary"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
ELKs' ANNUAL REUNION BEGINS.
Attendance for Convention at Buffalo Large
Few Contests for Officers.

Buffalo, July 10.-The nineteenth annual re-
union of the Elks began here to-day with dele
cations from all parts Of the country and
large attendance. The number of the grand
lodge members already here esta blishes a record
for that body, and many more are expected be-
fore the business sessions Tomorrow The
grand lodge members had an excursion on the
City Of Buffalo to-day
1t is conceded that there will be no opposition
to the proposed advance of each of last years
officers one place higher than the places they are
now holding There are several candidates
for the two vacancies on the board Of
grand trustees, caused by the prospective cleo
ton OF Robert w. Brown, of Louisville as
Grand Exalted Ruler and the expiration of the
term OF John D. OShea, of Lynn Mass. These
are the only offices to provoke a contest The
Pittsburg lodge two hundred strong, is work.
ing hard for the election of w. W. McClelland
Of that city. TO the board.
Grand Treasurer John K. Tenor Of Charleroi
Penn, is enthusiastic over the condition of the
order. My report to the grand lodge, which
VIII be submitted on Tuesday" he said will
show the order in splendid financial condition"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
BIG "SHAKE-UP" FEARED.
McAdoo Startles Department by
Important Changes.

Within g very few hours after his return from
a ten days holiday in the Adirondacks. yester-
DAY. Commissioner McAdoo made changes in the
department which promise be the beginning
OF great shake-up. First the Commissioner
transferred Captain John T Stephenson from
the East SSth-st station TO what is called in the
department, the penitentiary," the Grand Gen.
trail Station precinct. Captain Stephenson has
been twice removed from the department and
twice reinstated by the courts.
Then the Commissioner turned his attention TO
the Tenderloin precinct. Sergeants Wall and
Wilson were transferred to the Delancey-st. sta
tion, and six plain clothes men-Murtha, Kirk,
Eardey, Harmon, OBrien and McIvor-were re-
duced 10 patrol duty and sent 10 Staten Island,
which is far from the Tenderloin as the Com
missioner could send them. Murtha will have to
answer charges for having failed to report the
robbery Of pin, and Hardey and Kirk must
answer for holding back for forty-eight hours
the report of the Higginson jewel robbery.
The surprise OF the day-and Commissioner
McAdoo laid stress on this in making public his
actlons-is that the Commissioner Will himself
select the plain clothes who are to assist
Captain Cottren in place Of the men exiled TO
Hitherto police captains have selected their
own plain clothes men, When captains were
transferred the confidential men always fol-
lowed The beginning Of a system by which the
Commissions viii make the selections will be a
great shock 10 the precinct commanders, and
llIlis snock VIII be greater If as they fear, the
commissioner selects the plain clothes precinct
men from the staff Of Captain Eggers.
When asked yesterday if the changes in the
Tenderloin reflected upon Captain Cottreli the
ECommissioner remarked, after noticeable hesita-
ton: They are for the good Of the service"
Sergeant Shevlin who is on the eligible list for
promotion. viii be acting captain of the East
sosth-st. station and Sergeants McGloin. of the
West 6Sth-st- station and Benner, OF the East
S5th-st- station. will go TO the Tenderloin.
The transfer OF Sergeants Wilson and Wall
was the greatest surprise. Wilson was the man
in charge at the time Of the Rigginson robbery,
and Wall was behind tho desk when II is said
detective Murtha received the diamond pin
Sergeant Wall says that he knew absolutely
nothing about the pin affair, and as much
ssurprised any one.
The friends Of Sergeant Wilson say that he
does not object 10 being transferred. but that
he is annoyed that IT should take place at this
time. Only one charge has ever been made
against him Some time ago an automobilist
iaTrested for speeding, complained because he
was confined 10 cell for some time by the
sergeant Wilson was fined three days pay be-
cause of the complaint
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rosenberg Charles ct al 10 Susan A Snsdeker:
plot begins at lands Baxter estate. a. u 8
per s@e cent ilD'a cnes.e' TO fs.n" s11 ooc
Same. to Barbara Rosenberg; same property: prior
mortgage. June II. 1905: per 5000
Montgomery. Charles w o Elizabeth Morris
5 per cent .e = : .O..e' .'.'. s $500
Rice Anna TO Patrick Fitzgerald washington
ave. W > 696 n n OF 163d-st years per -
Ryan. Jeremiah. to Justus d Michel: Bronx-st
W s. adjoining lands James G Rowland: years. -
Tucker. George + to William S Emsndorf
Broome-st, No 42S; prior mortgage $50. coo; also
salt meadow attached Richard L Hunts
farm, containing 90-l00 acres: demand. 2Ot
Zicherfnan, BeTnat to Abraham Ciranat; 65th-st
No 22p East; prior mortgage. $4,000; years. 90,
Dresser. Oscar to Otto Nusnan: Jefrerson-st
$. 100 II 8 Of Columbus-ave; years; per
Jansen. Katharina. to Michael Rauch; 5th-st.ss
J. lot l26 map Of Unionport 1 year; 5ls per 80
Judge. Frederick. to Frank Glass; 5th-st n $
413 II II % Green Lane: 3 cent. loo
Jaffy. Max A. to Nathan Jellne; lot 123 125.
map Of 125 lots. Ruser estate: due January /.
1905 .......-..---- 45O
Drury. Ellen. Irene IOngstreet; 14ist-st n s.
SO66 II Of Alexander-ave; years; per cent 5000
Myers. Michael and another Louis Greenbatt
1llth-st, n s, l64 ft OF Sth-ave: due etc. as -.
per 9.0o0
GTsnthal Michael; 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
company; Broadway. :. ASS II " Of Terrace
View-ave: due etc, per bond. 5000
soth-st No 145 West due September So 1905 5000
Kaufman Hannah. to Ida Kraus; UniOn-ave,
corner 16Sth-st; years. per 5000
Rosenberg Montgomery, Jacob Hirsch 5th-
ave No 2228 W S; prior mortgage, $4,000; -
years: per cent 6.OO0
Godspeed Realty and Improvement Company
William Margerin: 12Tth-st.. No 56 West prior
mortgage, $1,000; year; y per cent 29Op
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
TEACHERS CONFERENCE.
Institute of instruction an Conven-
ton at Portland, Ne.

Portland. Me. July 10-The members Of N.
American Institute OF Instruction received
hearty welcome 10 the city tonight at the oman
ing meeting Of their ssventy-ffth annual convan
tion which was called order by Preside,,
Charles II. Keyes. Of Hartford. Conn. Mayor
Baxter. in welcoming the visitors. took advantaxs
Of the opportunity to refer TO several subiecta
which may be discussed during the convention
Regarding fires textbooks In public schools IA
said:
Not over per cent Of the pupils IN our school.
really need TO have books furnished them. TIE
parents OF the remaining o. per cent can We'll
afrord TO furnish their children with books
question may be asked Does not the free book
system afford an aLuring opportunity for extrava-
gance and graft?
The address OF State Superintendent Of school.
W W. stetson Of Maine on the topic ''Ednca
tional Ideals" feature OF the convention pro-
gramme. Superintendent Stetson said. In part.
When a better day has dawned the school board
didateS must possess honesty. capacity and musr
be controlled by Intelligence which Will lend
them to place the administration Of the schools Ia
the hands or the superintendent. except IN the
items of grounds. buildings and supplies.
The superintendent Will be endowed with fhosa
qualities which mark the statesman. thus uaEir1
II easy for him 10 his work in its prOporrlo7s
as we'll as in its details He will welcome re-
sponsibility. will not finch when charged with
permit praises TO MI his horizon He will be zane
IN counsel. righteous in Judgment, responsive In
sympathy and inspiring in association. Ills per
sOnality will pervade the system under his care
and he sill be its head.
The methods used will be simple IN content
and natural in application that the child viii
ured by the instruction.
President Keyes. in his address head Of the
institute. spoke about closer articulation OF tas
elementary and secondary schools
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
RAILWAY BONDS EXTENDED.

The Hooking Valley Railway Company an
nounces that II has made arrangement with J.
p Morgan & Co. TO extend the first mortgage
per cent sinking fund bonds OF the Columbus and
Toledo Railway Company. maturing August l. 1906
until August /. 1885, with interest at the rate of
per cent. payable semi-annually on February 1
and August in each year. These bonds are pay-
able. principal and interest in gold coin OF the
United States of the present standard OF weight
and hneness without deduction for taxes The
Hen OF the mortgage securing the maturing bonds
is TO continue unimpaired. The right to extend
the maturing bonds has been reserved to such
holders shall deposit their bonds with j. p
Morgan * CO. before August J. The sy
months interest due August ! will be paid on
surrender of the coupons upon assignment OF
the registered interest.
Referring to this announcement j. P Morgan 6
Co. state that they ready receive the
maturing bonds for extension and to make the
cash payment indicated. They also prepared
10 buy at par and accrued interest to August l.
less discount at the rate OF per ceA per annum
such bonds as holders may prefer to sell rather
than extend.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
M,Apoo AGAIN IN HARNESS.

William McAdoo, Police Commissioner returned
20 his desk at Headquarters yesterday. after ten
days absence in the woods Of Massachusetts
Commenting on a recent memorandum OF Justice
blanchard OF the Supreme Court, when the Ius-
tiee refused 20 Issue injuncto< restraining the
police from annoying alleged poolroom and
said that II the people had any grievance they
should nrst 60 10 the commissioner. Mr.. McAdoo
said
THAT hits the mall on the head I issue a general
trvltation 10 any person, club organization THAI
II they think the police are prosecuting them thew
come 70 me and have Immediate hes rin
ask only one thing in return. and that IS that any
AFTERNOON may see IT, without their previous
knowledge, / may enter their premises U1tfouf
'Enolestation, and see what is going on
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

tOxIO0
RebeSca Weingert TO Mary King; mortgage
99l John Fluri to Georss FiGTi aSd lSd
lsS5h-st, No; s2l East aoxiOo: Ella Smith to 100
washington- ash $ ees IT Of 1esd-st 24ax IL"
ogden-aTe fneFesa BTzs1insk 77a X to Anna Rise 100
Mary Hynes 70 wiliam G O3ioP " smpson maSs OK $50
refePe S0F'F to chafas oGS on9S:ms4H Ma1 m
ane Rsyaod: 2 10 # Louise IS i'G5ss Gdst
HshS 90 c6fa G5 Ka5a 51TsI. sS4
BfonSst @ adjoining land Of James Row 100
RJs5 enar oUSS4; J1stgs Mitchell to jeremiah
Hql d ave. 3 4S57 q Of Woodiawn Road: 5ox 1''
''es Christian f0 %t4nsr # Of e 4Ssnue Nsss 3 x s
l45thst. 80 $50 West aoxas H. Katie Doosy 10"
same 9 Charles n4GsrtH P9oiey Ssya y - Nominal
stbt8Ls Pearson; m99Ttgage 9ra $1,000 1880
61st-st s. i22 # Of Iexin;o, ave 100
Bob Robert L odR Redheld to Richard P LgdOn mort
wsst, wssse: SI;4oo ~ 100 90 Nominal
1y, 70 tSnma a RaSb @ executrtx 1850
%aaSS Mary q It % to Nominal
MeIss Fsf f seS aaaTS norsas gage
No ass West 1sx66 IL Charles M:sel 10 Nominal
OK Conrad sehnitt; mogtgags SIS coo. Nominal
sns fSSshsr NSs s sg955gase sSg $4,000 100
Bsior to sS samuel @ Hess: G nortsaSs iS
2dst: iots 4s. and as map Iscgaia Park !"
St s rs # ss7 Ss saSs ss.Ss1 tSs sg S, 2S9 Ms4
,,f3hAst 70 andrew ,s c0TTe Z, pSGrtsase 100
Greenblatt e Michael Myers and another; mort.
iTsdst % n 4Ox irles 'O0
ss: %ss ssssss5s sSs
S3
ssi e Aisssds aSlRs tsiss5: a5sc5 100
qua B0eIs Ts. E a to Ellen DTIs 81 100
Ss Hess sops,s HoSsfs Sss%s ana S'5s aHatsse
Nm to Har!y D whi.sle - Nominal
90, . Charles M.sssl mortsase: $1,000 Nominal
soSonisid Jennie c Lewis; n,oTtsass T
st cs@4ss %S5 Fsss sss.;. ensI:, 4 m!,
$1,000 -, :, -: Nominal
otts Nasrnan to Oscar Dressier; mortgage.
Lot 4e2 amended map Msp.s estate West Farms: ~"
Fred NJ Weiss to August piener Nominal
yox1oe.4 Margaret Hyde to Stephen Gs' schioss;
Lot 1so map Section 2 81 Raymond Park; ThoIa- '
soth-st west S5Ssss; Eirabeh Kreter ''0'A"A'
Lot sas block F. map siapss estate Gass Disaer II"
to Caroline Hornung Nominal
asa $; No AZ West, 2sSiO6.si ElzaSe:h Fake
Lot IS, map 10 lots Stems estate; Hudson
127th-st. No SO West 25Iso II: William Mar
germ TO Godspeed Realty Improvement Com
pany; mortgage. $1,000. ......................
i20th-st, 5. 90 n W OF Lexington 25xl0o 10;
Moses Baumgartsn TO Max BOrck; mortgage.
shave. No 222e. 5. a51si: Jacob Holsch to II"
MSntgomery Ro-enbers; mortgage. sl5ooo...-. 100
Southern boulevard n 3 at Union
s3e ex Irregular; Hyman Horwitz Henry
kuEtz and another mortgage, S3s, 600.
FTospect-ave. " l5ist-st. 25x1OO Samuel
Engle to Ida Rraus: mortgage, $1,000 ........ 100
Union-ave. n 16Sth-st. 2S Txs6 1, Ida
KrHus to Hannah kaufman: mortgage ga 900. 100
4eth-st. 8. IT'S u Of lst-ave, 2sxiO05:
tltis .......,........,-,,.. 1000
sam: s;.s: .sl ai;s ls..ss & ;:. a ss.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
LIS PENDENS.

St Ncholas-ave and 14Oth-st. if opened
T1xlsx irregular: Isidore
Greer al (specihc performance; attorney
12th-ave and 4eth-st. n corner. IL prolonged. 40 Ak
l24 8; John Murphy Mary Ryan action recover
possesson): attorney. NJ c Katz.
Boston Road. 33s6 n s OF Jefferson Place 7ax227
to Clintonave irregular; Pincus Lwenfed ct al faction
to declare vendee's ien); attornsys. Esman & Levy
95th-s s. " OF Columbus ave 1Sx1OOs; August
Luchow agt Eleanor Schrader foreclosure mort
gaEe): attorney II Schmt
4Sth-st, No 1874 West Harriet Bial Flora Wolheim
ct al faction debar claim attorneys. SpegelbeTs
& Wise.
IOngfeIow-st % n of Freeman-st 5Ox1OO;
Lizzie McCeer Nathan Marcus al foreclosure
nortgage) attorney. j Heiderman.
Downing-st No %; Ernesto al agt
gherita Campgla foreclosure OF attorney
Keve.
152d-st, 75 II OF Trfnity-ave. 2Ox11O; Henry
Voge agt Catherine Carroll foreclosure OF mortgage
torneys, II A g. c r Heydt
1i1th-st. n s. 4T9 II W 5th-ave. sox10011: Harris
Hsusman John T Martin specihc performance:
torLey. y Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.


Schneider & Bachrach have sold Nos. 222 and 22i
East S9th-st two FIVE story tenement houses. on
plot 5Ox1OO.u feet
Morris weinsten has sold to ]. Arthur Fischer
the gore story stable in 15th-st 100 feet
west of 5th-ave which Mr. Fischer intends 10 use
a garage.
Snowber & Co have resold No. IS West S9th-st. a
four story and basement dwelling house. lot
2Ox60xlOOn Il feet. for Emily L. Landon to a client.
for occupancy.
Joseph Wohlwert Son have sold for Emma
LANCER No. $40 East 12sth-st., five story double
fathouse lot 26x99.n feet.
Louis Lese has bought from Conrad Reinhardt
No LAPS Avenue A. southeast corner of 76th-st.,
five story building, with stores. lot 26x1oo.n
feet: also the similar building adjoining. at No. 502
East 76th-st.. 256x1OO11 feet. Moritz Morgenthau
the broker.
Mrs L. Van Volkenburg has bought through l.
corner of Lexlngton-ave. and l2sth-st. six story
fathouse, lot 49, 911X25 feet
Samuel Adler has sold No l61 to Ill East 110th-st,
John Lucker has sold for s. Ryer to Ludwig
Fisher No: Sl9 East 92d-st, five story hathouse on
a lot 25x1O0S 8 feet
Charles MichaeIs has sold to Nathan Kirsh the
northeast corner of Forsyth and Hester sts; a SIX
exchange for the northeast corner of Forsyth and
Hester sts., Mr.. Kirsh gives 10 Mr.. Michaes Nos.
54 and 56 West 9Sth-st., two five story hathouses.
Reiss Brothers have sold for James Fulager
the two family dwelling house No. S3s Morris-ave
100 feet on the west side of Belmont-ave, $50 feet
south of 1S7h-st also for Jacob Riehl the five story
iG6 feet. V-- anu
Baturn, Wessman & Hensche and Aaron N
Godsten have sold for Ludwack & Son No. S43
East S5th-st., six story new law apartment house.
25xlO0 feet
The Bathgate Real Estate Exchange has sold for
B. Agins. a five story tenement house No. 1,75S
Sd-ave., to the Pullman Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
SICK FROM CANNED FISH.
Family of -Four Suffer from
PtOmaine Poisoning.

Father. mother and two children We're made sick
yesterday through eating canned herring and Il
was only by the united efforts OF three physicians
that the lives OF all saved Those, afflicted
Leon Adsl, baker, of No. III Essex-st-
his wife. Pauline. and their two daughters May
and Rose.
After bTea <ast OF canned herring and tomato
sauce Mr.. Adai complained OF feeling sick An
hour later the mother and her youngest daughter
were taken sick and at noon May. too. fell vic
tim. The unanimous diagnosis OF three doctors
that the family suffering from ptomaine
poisoning.
At the Eldridge-st- police station the acting SER
geant said action had been would be taken
in view of the fact that the sick ones were recov-
ering. The case had not been reported 20 tina
Board Of Health. he said.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
EAST SIDE TAILoRs STRIKE.

More East Side summer strikes OF tailors were
ordered yesterday. in accordance with an unwrit-
ten law among the East Side tailors that strikes
to be effective must be ordered in the hot SPELL
The first 10 be ordered out the members Of
the Trousers Makers Union, who demand an in
crease of wages, ten hour workday and recog-
milton of the union. It was reported last evening
by Business Agent Berkowitz of the union that
eight thousand trousers makers all men, had quit
work in two hundred and fifty shops The strikers
met during yesterday in various East Side halls
listening, they sat in their shirtsleeves. to the
fervid oratory OF labor leaders.
The Children's Jacket Makers Union, which has
membership Of Ave thousand. ordered general
strike later, for higher wages and recognition of
The union. The strike of the children's Jacket
makers will go into effect to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
FAST TROTTERS ENTERED.
Promise of Good Sport at New-York Driv-
ing Clubs Matinee

The next matinee OF the New-York Driving Club
will be held at the Empire City Track on Thursday
afternoon, and the entries made assure a good
days sport.
The rule last year that when a horse won
in HIS class, he had 10 be moved to the faster
class this year the question is left TO the discretion
OF the classification committee. and the wisdom
OF the change has been demonstrated in the meet
ings already held.
Among the trotters which are carded for Thursday
are Princess Pique. Invader, and the Grand Circuit
winner Jolly Bachelor. Among the PAGERS which
VIII race are Star Pugh. the horse that has been
Sampson.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
ROAD BOYCOTTS DOCTOR.
His Testimony Has Cost Them
Mach IN Damages.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE !


Ansonia, July 10.-Because he refused to
form with the methods adopted by the officials
and claim agents of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company when a person is injured
by its cars. DR.. w. H. Conklin. of this city.
of the best known physicians of the State is
boycotted by the company in the following bull
letin to the motoTmen and conductors:
Whenever you have occasion to summon d
please bear in mind that the company has
rangements with most of the practising physi-
clans of Ansonia, Derby and Shelton to respond
TO emergency calls DR.. Conkln is an excep-
tion to this rule.
SUPERINTENDENT BEARDSLEY.
No arrangements" have been made with ply
the boycott is evidently the outcome of the many
decisions rendered by courts on the testimony
of DR. Conklin. 1t was posted Immediately
after Mrs. Russell received $1,000 damages
against the company the testimony of Dr.
Conklin. few days ago a man was injured
and DR.. Conklin was called in to attend him,
but Of the officials of the company offered
to pay all expenses. including his wages while
unfit for work. provided he would discharge
DR.. Conklin from the case. which he did.
DR.. Conklins practice is large and he takes
the boycott a joke. He has had copies of the
order printed, and tonight he mailed them to all
the motormen and conductors on the road He
said he did not wish any TO be discharged
for calling on him in his professional capacity.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Bryan Kennedy: 762 1st-ave n 43d-st 25 s
x73.9 5 h. with stores; voluntary bid
500 SEQ; $50 n 4eth-st 5Ox1OO. 2a7
4Sth-st, adj 25x10O5 AstOr leasehold; story bS
bdgs; voluntary sale; Leo Hutter SIS
BY Joseph r Day: 331 Riverside Drive, 80 r n %
1oSthst 25xloo story bk dwg H. Joseph Hammerschas
another agt Bruen Realty Company: Harold
Herman ref;
$50: prior mortgage S55OOO plaintinc
for SS5. 600 interest
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
MERCHANTS TRUST - .APANv AFFAIRS

Otto T. Barnard. president OF the New-York
Trust Company. which is one OF the permanent re-
ceivers of the Merchants Trust Company said
yesterday that offer for the assets OF tho
latter company had been made 10 him.
What will you do II you get the right fig
ure for these assets2" asked. ''Wlll you go on
and operate the Hudson Valley and Rutland con-
cerns?"
We shall have TO hold the securities In ali prob
ability" answered Mr. Barnard, and take part In
q reorganization os the coneeTnk.-