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The sun., 1906-06-20
ALLIS-rHAIMERs BONDS.
An Issue Of Several millions 10 Provide
for Improvements.

An Issue OF Several Millions 70 Provide
for Improvements.
Directors Of the Allis-Chalmers Company
have decided to issue several millions OF
bonds for the retirement OF floating In
debtedness and for the construction OF new
plants and other improvements.
At present the company has no bonde d
indebtedness, nor has It had any since Its
organization in May, 1901. In the five years
of its existence It has largely increased Its
facilities andD has paid for most Of the in
crease out OF earnings. II paid per cent
dividends on the preferred stock up to Feb
rlary, 1904, but since that time has paid no
dividends. On the common no dividend mas
ever been paid.
1T will be good business to mortgage
the plants to pay for the extensions we
contemplate, said one Of the officers. The
proceeds Of the Issue will bring the com
pletion Of work under the plans to an earlier
conclusion and will place the company IN
such shape that earnings may again be ap-
proprated for the stock.
The report of the company for the year
ended June 80, 1905. showed net earnings
Of sos gs2 after deducting 81 ,07I 900 for main,
tenance and depreciation. The preferred
stock outstanding aggregates sl6 10000
and there is SIC, 800, 900 OF common. Omcers
of the company say that earnings for the
current fiscal year will show large in
cre3 90,
The sun., 1906-06-20
St'ND4Y BASEBALL UPHELD.
Magistrate Ma umer Decides That the law
was S0t vIolat ed.

Magistrate Ma umer Decides That the law
was sot violated
Magistrate Manner. in the Myrtle avenue
court, Brooklyn, yesterday decided that
there had been no violation OF the Sunday
law at the baseball game last Sunday
between tho Brooklyn and CINCINNATI
teams at Washington Park and discharged
President Ebbets, Manager Donovan and
Pitcher Eason Of the Brooklyn Club, and
Manager Hanlon and Pitcher Frazer OF
the Cincinnatis, who had been arrested
by Police Captain Baldwin, 80 as to make
a test. case. Former Police Commissioner
Bernard j. York was counsel for t he accused
Capt, Baldwin testified that about 10000
persons attended the game and that most
OF them dropped coins in receptacles. Inc
crowd was orderly and there was little
noise, Mr.. York, after quoting the two
decisions of Justice Gaynor upholding
Sunday baseball playing, moved for the
discharge Of the defendants.
Assistant District Attorney White con-
tended that there had been violation
OF section 285 Of the Penal Code and that
there need be no disturbance OF the peace
to constitute a crime. In discharging
the defendants Ma gistrate Manner said
There has been no serious interruption
of the peace. The game was not played
in an open field but in an enclosure. People
passing in the street could not see It,. Inc
peace has not been disturbed. Assistant
District Attorney White intimated that
there would be an appeal from Magistrate
Manners decision.
The sun., 1906-06-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bankruptcy Petition Against the Ian
guages Printing Co.

guages Printing CO.
A petition in bankruptcy has been f!ed
against the Languages Printing Company OF
Is West Eighteenth street. The business
was established In June 1897, and was ncor-
porated In December. 1900. under New Jersey
laws with capital stock OF si25,ooo and
Robert Morris Pierce as president. The busl-
ness consists largely Of machine composition
in various languages dealing In stationery.
The company leased the building In West
Eighteenth street at % yearly rental Of $40. 900
and sublets what Il does not use. In January
last a branch WAS opened at il6s Broadway
and stores at 1880 and I4i0 Broadway. Some
Of these have been disposed OF lately. :,
pettiop in eaTnkrnptGy has been 1raGS Isd
sasTwarders ssa,qstd @sl'ss at % Va Wan str street Ramon
Williams Is president and treasurer and lheo.
W, Curtis. Jr., secretary, The CORPORA
ton has branch In ,sS HsSsndb Mb osos soib ana ITS
lea and Australia. Robert q. Perry, attorney
for the pettioninR creditors, SAID that the
liabilities are about Sio.oqo ana assets estii
States District Court appointed Edward s.
ifoSs Bepnty yeesaern sheTI Murray has received an
a. sf as psp eYe G %R0fef n
of the Ontario Bank on notes MT Levey
NAL Importing Company. He did business
vs bep%ty sSgA sher STG' cTass Sa
Company, dealers In felt at 40 broadway.
lie has put keeper in the store and adyer-
company was Incorporated under, West Nir,
gnia laws in December. 1890, with capital
stock OF 100000. which vas reduced to
GG = p4ssdsnt AND and s G and Mrs IS Ho%ard
g. Robbins Is secretary,
The sun., 1906-06-20
10 INCREASE nae DIVIDEND.
wlGL srRggT IOOaa ran 4 1UHP
gRDa q 20 y PfR fFNf,

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~ Pegley N lAevrssfW@ PatmeWes ~
swlwialasy eemgsNsvs- ANe HanhfHe
ssspe sala ~ ~ erie " I''e's'e,
wsn ~fea msacswl " yesterday -
pfaity sell salaiNai,al lart fhai ina dlgeet0fa
N fhe Hsl,lmoe aad utlo haa declAe'i ~
lhcFease No dividend fale item ~ rrf
cang
fhSrr eaaaona weye aarHtrl M the IN.
csessr IN the Arst Fiaca n Naa affued
thas lhs FenNayivanla hal sppafrn'ly EN-
bafNe,l ~ 4 edlley N Iewtaaine Ne own
feyrnuss thfu,ieh ~ sulyelelafy cuinran'ee
m shown In the actloa ~ The fanhHndle
and the PrnNsyivaala Company laa' ~ees
Granting ,hse tho dSmlnaW cotnrahy
hal hsed ths pnilcy, n wRa, N cruter
r~f,aln that N would he apriied " The Rhtl.
mars AMI fhln, which la earning allru' W
Dor ton, and alan to the Novfoh and West
sfn and tho Chrsapsake and ohio.
Anc,he, rraann was baae,i on frpor' that
pto,uloan, banking houesp had iren huyina
r,sh,s on tho vi .fno 0no nov baltimore and
UhIn ., ock siiacFip,icn and hal a." hold
cheaply NJ enough stock ~ fema to sub'
scribe 10 enable them practically To d'ca ate
an increase In the dividend. Duflna no
market reaction In the early par ~ May the
rights werr selling cheaply
The thlrVl reason cnncerncd the earning
poWer ~ the rnah since laree sums have
Iren apeni on Il L. improvements ard ie
carr ing power hae ircrrarcd AcCore ingly
there was 4 tic EXCUSE, u was argued, for the
Pennaylvai " TO keep the ~ lend ~ the
present level even ifthe supelio ior company
were no, ! aolf IL need of oil the money II
could secure -
There were transactions in d1Oo0 shares
yesterday and the stock advanced TO ilt,
a net gain Of q. points. The highest point
reached during the day was iiak, whicn u
only n fraction below the high record for bhc
stock The directors meet in this city to-
day and though the dividend II not payable
until September 1, u is considerd probabfe
that a declaration will be made to-day.
The sun., 1906-06-20

have leased 10; lis West twenty third street s9
five story building on lot 25x9S9 for term
OF forty Years, tC client.
Charles H. Duross has negotiated the fol-
lowing leases: The building at No. 1872 West
Fourteenth street the three story and base
street. TO Marie Rabb. and No. AZ West -Four
teenth street. for BENJAMIN Boley to GEORGE
Mason for term Of years,
Charles 4. Duross has sold for MIR Weber
a,plot i0xi00 on the north side. and similar
plot on the south side of Fifty third street.
near Fourteenth avenue also plot toxloO on
and Rapid Transit tracks. Borough Park.
Brooklyn, to client who will improve the
avenue. Rosebank. Staten Island, for Mar
garet +. Turbert to Elizabeth Duross also The
corner of Lincoln and jackson avenues, plot
t0xl2?, for John Lehman to a client
William A. White n Sons eport the follow
bsgib Ing Tor oi! q Nos 81 and .. Efs
Davis s o the building n No. te West Thir,y srst
street to Hugh F. Goodwin; the dwelling at
Thirty second street to Margaret J. Hassard.
and in conjunction with s. b. Goodale d Son
the building No. 80 West Tewnty-ffth street,
.Payson Mel: Merrill has leased for term
20 East Forty eighth street, southwest corner
lions The ,rnalas will be used for doetors
sfces
C. Schierloh neRot tiated the sale of Nos
$40 and hl West Fifty-third street to the
Norwood Holding Company.
Simon Friedberg is the buyer OF No. 100;
Washington avenue. Joachim & Gold.
schmidt we're the brokers in the sale.
The Mu1hattan building plans filed yester-
day include three six story flats with stores
TO be built for the Hauben Realty Company
on Mangin street north Of Grand street at a
cost Of sos, 900; a six story and basement
factory for Ferguson Bros. at Nos. 55S and
5bH West Forty!second street, sS5 900; a six
story fiat with store for the NJ. Fine Realty y
Company at the southeast corner OF Goerck
and Third streets. S3S. 900 six story fiat
with store for the. Samson Construction Com
avenue and Twelfth street, s3j 900, and six
story fiat for Kleinfeld a Rothfeld on the
Delaney street plaza at Chrystie street, to
cost sa5 900; a six story fat for Morris Seplow
Son on Seventy-eighth street west OF
second avenue. $4,000, and o ,six :St9fy1ffnf
The sun., 1906-06-20
Court CaIend ars This Day.

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c.sndsr aRIe"e eailed a, i6so & NJ Part iiE1 psrts
matters. Part iiI.-Oear. Motions. Preferred
+s.s sis, sss @ tss sos ,7sS Genera s;sa
sss ssSo sss :sss ssSs SSss III SD '
calendar called Al 1913 4: Part lV-Csse un
finikned, Cases from Part ~. Fart N-Case un =.
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vviiii.1csse unfinished Nos. iII lass. it7s 1889,
it5i. i+cl 1885, so4l. 1904: iii+. Part HlIl..Ad,
journed for tae term; Part lx.-CesI Cases from
tsua pa s.s rfls Day calenerNos so.s ss s7ss $3.50
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PaTt i. PaIi XIli;.oesI, Cases from ol Par, s:. !.
wills ErrSffMa 81 Mon,. Koppe, John NJ KirE Charles
belts. Mary X. Canhvan, Rose Fitzsimons. Jose
phine L, Campbell, Nicholas Hook. John Wunder'
Warren. Adam HugieI, Anna o. GrcenburGh, al
ESQ p. n, Trial TeIm1No day calendar -
CITY court-spsclal Term-GoIrt opens opens a. , 10
ss1,esS sssl sisi sso fse sSss 81 s So ssss PAT
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The sun., 1906-06-20
wabash Line Not to Enter Pittsburg.

PITTsBuRo, June lo-The Wabash Rail-
road has deoiued not to enter Allegheny
and plans for expending 100000 there
have been abandoned. The official an
nouncement was made here to-day by Vice
P eeident B. A. WorthinRton Of the Wabash
The decieon to tura Allegheny down has
caused litter feeli>g, as Allegheny worked
the understanding being that Allegheny was
also TO have spur.
The sun., 1906-06-20
Next Time. Prison for Life.

John Clark. who has been in prison twice
once for manslaughter, was up before Judge
Cowing in General Sessions yesterday for
robbery. He said that he was an unfor.
tunate who was driven from pillar to post by
the police because he had prison record. ,
You seem to like to go to prison, said
Il do not, said Clark, 'and hone Of the
boys up there like it,
Judge Cowing sent Clark to Sing Sing
for six years and told him that the newt
time he would be adjudged an habitual
criminal and sent to Jail for life.
The sun., 1906-06-20
Franco-swiss Chocolate Company 20 In
crease Capital.

The Franco-Swiss Cho colate Company,
Incorporated in New Jersey on April 20.
1906, with capital stock OF 100000 filed
an amended certificate yesterday afternoon
at the Office OF County Clerk John Rother-
ham increasing the capitalization to s5,ooo,-
600. The shares are divided as follows:
Al 500 600, per cent. first preferred; $780,
600, S per cent. second preferred, and $1,000
600 common The objects Of the company
are to manufacture and deal in cocoa,
chocolate confectionery, pastry and min
eral waters. The incorporators are II. ..
Couphlan, Thomas F. Barrett and John Il.
Turner, all of is Exchange place, Jersey
City, the registered office Of the concern
Ali are clerks in the employ Of the Corpora
ton Trust Company, an incorporating
agency,
The sun., 1906-06-20
THE REAL ESTATE MARKTT.
PRII arr safEA fENsFS avn
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NJ me FeoF FRea PIaHs W. ~ sweH go
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Ia husieg and sefe ennfsFHHd steIuaivHiv
wih low thd midtlls eftie IfoFsfiT IN ~"
Sea,Nnrs DISTRICTS li1wev@ Tho pIEna
hlsd ~ Nw rrnf'Utriluns feAecisd No
almlnmlou a activity IN ihe Inll,IiNe IN
d,Htfy th0s ,Hpuslt6d With tfm MHni
haitian huteau eaf fs tIn efectlun n "isht
hat hwiael vslusd VI tsHb ~ AtuUnR the
CONSTITUTIONS that wcts provided fof v ~"
eummr hNalatal " I- efeetHd M y laee"
blo, f~twrrn Avrn,e 4 and The Past Hivof
on qlsiv fmt'h slsrgi fpr ths Eceis'y
ior tmNpvins ihs CJndiiiun ~ Tho Po'f,
n whleh II rihtpr CUi'lng ia president
Tho establishment q the hospital a In tho
nature n IN experiment and wil ~ rns'le
q tefinanent entrtpfiAr n tho effefiment
IL satisfactory the plant Is 10 consist ~
an administration bulldlnR and group
a seven oron ravilions and is ~ cos' slo mo-
The sun., 1906-06-20
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syenae V'p a,'Ty eTgyg,sirIns aeyui lwg ssd I lhiId
sctss " WsNy v Hsydea : Paf'y IN .,
,allgn sl,.s, ,ru,n side. uc,s iton, y,
tween iohnson And Otiofd avenues ..
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ssfss r,'S 10 'iTGs TYsnfy v fsSdsn = paT'y IL :,
iss,h .fse, sou,n side, blocs from, b,!vssn
Nethersnd and iohhtcn 4yenuesl iInn,
land avenue AMI lta tert On Iohnaa1
avenue, rontslning about two ana ha't
arfea 10 y Y UallaRhef ..- - -
ta6ih street south ride, block front be'Wstn
Arlington and Nsthehand avenues, WI
IsfIi irregular. coriainlnE about Two
and one third acres "a George Y. Martens w.
2asih street, south side, hloek front between
Spurten puyyi PARKWAY and Atllnsion
one and third &C resi 10 Jacob Herb ~
Spuyten Duyvi road east slide, ~ luncuon
OF faifheid avenue, plot ~ ON hnu
tvothlrd acres. with frame dwelhns s
TO N. ", Knopf.. -. .. ....,.,- .,., 4, ~
Spuyien Duyvf road AZ t3bih street
eftendrd east OF New York Central
tracks. a plo, OF ONE and THIRD a,resi
also plot Of about one acre wev o.
Central tracks: N ". Hayden vs. y Y
Suyden. ct al. partition 20 James Doug a.,
The sun., 1906-06-20
RAILROAD DISCRIMENATED.
Judge Burlington Denies Rehearine
Asked For by the Beech Creek Line.

Judge burlington Denies Rehenrfne
Asked For by the Beech Creek Line.
P1TrsBURa, June 19.-"The railroad. being
a common carrier should not presume to
discriminate against this coal company
This was what Judge Joseph Buffingt on
said to-day in rendering decree ref using
rehearing asked for by the Beech Creek Rail-
road Company in suit brought against it
by the Olanta Coal Mining Company Of
Clearfeld, county to compel the railroad
and permit it to ship coal over the line.
The railroad is controlled by the New
York Central. 1t set up that the coal
from the plaintiffs mines was Of an inferior
quality, which II placed on the market
would detract from the reputation Of the
coal being shipped from the Beechwood
field
The sun., 1906-06-20
tennessee Coal and Ir0a 10 Spend
81, 900 900.

The extension plans Of the tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad Company have so
far progressed as to Justify the statement
borhood Of 5000 900 ftr additions and
improvements. The principal object is an
increase in the open hearth capacity with
such changes as are necessary to enable
the heating furnaces f.nd the mills to handle
the additional product. The improvements
will enable the rail mills to produce IS 900
tons OF steel rails month. They will be
completed within n wear.
The sun., 1906-06-20
No Deci .,on on Belm ont Tunnel for Month.

Supreme Court Justice Fitzgerald re-
served decision yesterday in the suit brought
by tlAe New York and Long Island Railroad
Com oanv 10 restrain the city from inter-
feIinfg with the construction Of the Belmont
or StSinway tunnel under the East River.
He gave counsel q month in which to pre-
pare and fle bdefs. .---------
The sun., 1906-06-20
Miss X Kanter Loses Breach OF Promise Case

City Court Justice Hascall dismissed yes
terday, without hearing any evidence for
the defence, the breach Of promisse suit
brought by Rachel Kanter, daughter OF a
Chicago rabbi. against Victor c. Bell, a den.-
tist OF this city. No evidence was adduced
by Miss Kanter to corroborate her claim
that the dentist had promised to marry
The sun., 1906-06-20

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The sun., 1906-06-20
Melon for Lii coin Trust Stockholders.

1t is report ed that $500 900 additional
stock Of the Lincoln Trust Company will be
offered to stockholders, share for share of
present holdings, on a basis Of $50. The
current market price for the stock is about
600. AT tn. same time, II Ia like wise reported,
a IL pei. Gent. per annum dividend will be
declared./
The sun., 1906-06-20
M .c,,on m stra w Board Dividend.

CHICAGO June ls.-The directors of the
American Straw Board Company met to-
day. It was understood that at the meeting
a dividend would be declared but after
prolonged session il was announced that no
action was taken in the matter.
The sun., 1906-06-20
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

se0ooo-CLEAR OF incumbrancc. desirable noun.
tain hotel " bedrooms, furnished; situated near
Eagles Mere. Penn. delightful mountain resort on
one OF the lottinst peaks OF the Allegheny Mountains;
40 acres In lawn. woods and large lake, good Nsh
ing and cunning win sell on easy terms or eS.
change for other, Investment property. OWNER.
saSJ bine ST. w. Phlla. Pa.
The sun., 1906-06-20

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The sun., 1906-06-20

cHAuFFEuR-Mechanio Wishes position with
private party four years experience reference from
fsst employer. r. p. Il. III pstohen ev-, Brooklyn-
The sun., 1906-06-20

Eli SOREL. Aurt ~ Powcty sells ~ N s. 81
ell goods pledged pficr juno rs lRh
June - Clothing. Thos N'wmNn 4 sons
June ~ Jcwelry. T. Cohen. ioi nj n'. and
VIM. Prayer. ~ 7th av.
June IS Consignment jewrty /. Ch1nr
juno "a Icwelry. \. Wolhcm son it3
ist Av.
June s7-Jewclry j. n, koplik q Co. IN Park
The sun., 1906-06-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BOOKKHRPER, Treasury Department, $1,000,
will transfer with clerk same grade, New York.
Address c, H. c.. Station G, si1,h noor. Wash
inRton ID, c,
The sun., 1906-06-20
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO 3 loan on on, improyed M p PIogerty: quick
lam ST.
The sun., 1906-06-20
CLOTHING.

GENTLEMENS clothing to order on 81 week, |,
pAyments: perfect al: fne material. EXCHANGE
CLOTHING CO.. 80 Broadway. Rooms and =
The sun., 1906-06-20
JUST COMPLETED.

10 beautiful 2 family brick houses II rooms
porcelain baths and sinks, furnace In cellar hard' M
wood trim, cherry and oak fnish, sze Dx5txlD
located on I'D st. near Fifth av: street paved and
severed, all assessments paid: sold building 100
elegant trees, near Fourth av. subway churches
and schools; price s. 800 and 5000 $500 TO 81 900
il rooms sold same street price 1900 and 5000.
easy terms. suit you. 81 minutes 70 PARK
Row Bay Ridge train Open sundays. JOHN q.
lyn
The sun., 1906-06-20

CENTuAT AUCTION go " shrsusr NT.t
iat th caNai a.. VIII seil ~ 70 4 v
June W ~ N HacEett. f,n3 Mirl- nfreH
Iyb leWelfV A. ~ Tune 10 ipni
iuhc ii NV " Hrfaef, ts0 t,h ~ a. west 81
:. dlamgnd', jrwol1 &C. pledged r''''"u' -
June N ~ n ffrel, - Nrw Chsnhss u
eluthlna pledged " tunS IN inra
Iuhr IL Hy N NrAleenan ini tih a, diamonds
watches lrweiry, &c. ttom Np ihsu N1frh W irt,
10 80 aslni. Tune IN, iana, Inclusive. and a fs'r'
and numbers held over
June N By n simpson A 90 loi n0vrr fs
monds lewelfy. Ar, pledged 'u N0 mfi ApuI l.
ipns and al goods held over
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BOROUGH OF BRONX.

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an apartment residing In an hotelf
paying from $1,000 to $4,000 year.
subject TO- all discomforis and annoyances'
II so. I can offer you, TO
RENT OR BUY FOR LESS MONEY,
one OF the most modern and UP TO date brick
private dwellings, Just completed In Mt. Hope,
Tremonts most select residential section.
Hlfh and healthy location, excellent surround
ings fne view. only few minutes 10 park trolley
or Harlem r. r. station, 49,
Houses present q handsome appearance with
marble trimmings, 10 rooms laundry. bath. hnest
decorations parquet floors, hot water heating
supply system.
RENT $3.50. Inspection will convince.
Open: 1895 Clay av. near i74tA 81.
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RENT. sale exchange large factory, $4,000 f., one
story with trackage. near New York: suit any bus =
ness. Apply 1901 Chestnut room Coz, Philadelphia.
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HOTELS.

A-SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. New COLUMBIAN
Hotel. opposite Congress Springs and ConNrn',.A "
Hall. Terms. European 81 so daily. incluc'hs hA'-
American, $500
A.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTNEN J.;
private bath, 81 daily; Including meals, two -
weekly: one. sl2.5J THE ALABAMA. Is East lI,1
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TYPEVyhIf'ERS.

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prices r S: WEBSTER CO. 10 Park Place I''r
phone. $50 Cortlandt.
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395 LOTS in beautiful Whitestone. l.. l.. at auc
ton June ~ PARISH. FISHER CO.. 14o Broadway