The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-03

you received, when IL was paid or delivered
to you and by whom.
T. Have you since January |. 1900, by reason
OF your connection with the. company. re
oeiyed money or other valuable thing out
side of and in addition TO but not part OF YOU
regular salary or compensation? If so
give details of the transaction az to when yol
received it. what 1t was and by whom paid
or given to you.
4, Have YOU any personal knowledge OF
any other employee receiving moneys or
other valuable thing Oh account OF his con
nection with the company on the several
accounts indicated in the fore going inquiries!
ii 40. state in fun what You know OF any such
cases. the names OF any employee involved
and in what department OF the company
they are or have been employed.
81 state any other thing You may know
of, as regards the affairs of the company
which YOU think would be of interest and
value TO those now Investigating same or
that will aid or facilitate their efforts to fully
examine into and report thereon.
The committee requests from President
Peabody also a statement showing the
terms OF the lease or contracts by which the
company rents any portion of its office build
lngs In this city to any officer or trustee Of
the company. or to any firm of which an
officer or trustee is a member, or to any cor
pOldllOH III WHICH tIt company mas an lU-
terest of airy kind, or finally to any relative
OF an officer or trustee. The committe Q
calls for the fullest information on this
subject the space occupied in each case
and a comparison with the othor rental
values Of the building.
h asks also for q statement
showing separately for the years 1904 and
1905 the gross receipts, rentals and other
income on account of he Company's gem
eral Office building at Nassau and William
streets. including the gross rentals received
for the company's own offices. This state
ment must show also the cost of care, re-
pairs and operations of the building and
the net receipts therefrom.
The committee asks further for "a state
ment showing in the following detail the
losses. ii any, to the company sincb Janu-
airy /, 1900, where such losses on any single
transaction amount to $40 900 or more on
any purchase or sale of real estate, or as a
result of a loan on same, and the names of
the persons, firms or corporations selling
to the company or arranging the loan
t hereon; amount paid therefor or loaned
thereon by the company, and when sold
and for what amount. Also who, ON behalf
the company, authorized the purchase
ana sale OF or loan on same. Also the same
information in detail covering same period
with regard to any securities purchased and
sold by the company on which a loss of
.bove amount or over was sustained, and,
in addition, if the company now holds any
purchased since January 1, 1900,
he market value Of which is less by 500 O
the price paid therefor, we would like
20 hav that stated"
The requisition is signed by Mr.. Truesdale
Mr.. .A%uchincloss, II was read at Thurs
meeting of the board of trustees.
Further steps were taken yesterday tow-
ard the organization Of the International
committee, which Stuyvesant
Fish will probably head, but no
nents will be made until the personnel of
he committee is complete. The story printed
yesterday that Stuyvesant Fish had made
'vertures to f. H. Hartman, promising
o discontinue his fight on Mr.. Harriman's
riends in the Mutual Life il Mr.. Hartman
would drop the fight in the Illinois Central,
vas authoritatively denied.