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LOST BGNkBOOkS.

RANKBOOK No. 556.o45 of the Union Dime Saw
fngs bank is missing. Any person having d
claim to II IS hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days submit to having said
pGssbook cancelled and new one issued
HANDBOOK No 543 62S of the Union Dime Saw
tngs Bank is missing. Any person having a
claim 70 II is hereby called upon 10 present the
passbook cancelled and new one issued
LOST-Bank book No. 4GS $50 of Dry Dock say
ings Institution. ANY person having claims
uTon said book is called upon 10 present the same
70 the bank within thirty days or the said BOOK
VIII be declared cancelled and extinsuished and
new one issued in lieu thereof. -
Discriminatory No. go. 40. Bank for Savings.
$50 4th ave New York. Payment stopped
please return book 70 bank.
lost Handbook No TO 967 Bank for Savings.
$50 4th ave New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
T.OsT-Rapkhook No 900. 43s. Bank for Savings,
ESQ 4th ave. New York. Payment stopped
Pdease return book 70 bank
LOST Rankbcok No 721. 153, Bank for Savings,
$50 4th ave New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank
LOST handbook No. 99f. 4I6. Bank for Savings.
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
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KANSAS CITY TERMINAL BONDS.

= P Morgan & Co.. Of New York. Lee
L--1gi2sol q Co. Of New York. Boston and
12leaso. ana IT. Illinois Trusr and SAVING
-lieazo- a-e Offering the unsold bal
: 80" - Kansas CIV Terminal
,a1 orlparT first mortgage 7 per cent
'faas - e and interest 4 stimuli
- Offering VIII be made IN London
i--s~lnso1 q, 90. and Morgan. Grenfeu
The bonds are caHaoIe - = whole
ar T. lsg9 or on any following in
cate ~ -05 and interest. The original
- .. S-Z=H1.F IS listed on the New
: STOCK EHrhaHge. and application VIII
mace 10 ist bonds now offered. The
-t's- surplus income Of twelve railroad
4--es which guarantee the issue was
- - '5an Eesyor10 above fixed charg-z
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The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled with the United States District
Court yesterday:
FREDERICK ROSENZWEIG. trading
q the Art Novelty Company, NO. % Spring
street, involuntary. by these creditors: I'M
leTial Braid Company, $3SJ; Block & kas-
din, $3l5, and Edward ROSneT. 81. Judge
Hough appointed Samuel J. Goldsmith re-
ceiVer and authorized him to continue bust
ness ten days. Liabilities are said to be
SGT. go and assets 10000.
ISRAEL :, FEARLSTEIN. cloak manu-
faCturer. No. i West l7th street. inVolun-
tary, by these creditors: The II. B. Claflin
Company. $3.50, Henry Potash, trading as
tile Armour SILK Mills, $50. and Elias kai-
ser, $40. It was alleged that he made pref
erential payments Liabilities are said to
be So coo and assets 5000 Judge HOugh
appointed William Blau receiver.
JACOB GREENBERG. trading as Green
berg 8. Co. manufacturer of ClOaks No 2
Washington Place. Involuntary, by these
creditors: julius Levitan. 1913: Cloak and
Suit Supply Company. S251. and Joseph
preferential payments on November 8.
7SQS, he succeeded the firm Of Greenberg &
Kahn Liabilities are $1,000 and assets
s.. 500 Judge Hough appointed Clifford q.
Ludvish receiver: bond, $1,000
PHILIP KRAMER. dealer in jewelry and
tary by Stern. Singer Il Barr. attorneys,
for these creditors. &. SCherer. $500 T..
IsaacS & Son, $500. and Baum Brothers. 1921.
Judge Hough appointed Jesse Watson re
Ceiver. with q bond Of $4,000 Singer x
I.arr said that the liabilities are about SO
'"1 and nominal assets S43. 900. consisting of
stock. 5000. and accounts $40 600
ABRAM NETBTRN. tailor. Of Kingston
\. Y. voluntary Liabilities. $3.50, and
assets, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
URGE MANY NEW TRANSFERS
Public Service Board Hears Com
nlaints Against B. R. r

THE Public Service Commission bs,s
hearing Yesterday on the complaint or -
Rogers, of No. f02 Lewis e,.a~,,a
p-ooklvn. that various companies - 49,
R-ookIvn Rapid Transit system haa ,.,.h
ont reason, withdrawn certain tr,z.
--,viIeges. E. CT. Connette. transno-+..,o-
engineer 70 the commission, was the 81.
cipal witness.
He said that as a result of a tho-o,,,
studv Of all the specific complaints ,-biot
had come to the commission he vas -
pared to recommend that additional tra,c
fars he given at more than twenty nlo,.-
His principal recommendations follow.
Reciprocal privileges between tho How
burg avenue line of the Nassau F,I.c+~,,
Railroad and the Putnam avenue and Hal
sey street. the Greene and Gates avenue
and the Myrtle avenue lines Of the RrooL-
lyu Heights Railroad; reciprocal privileges
between the Park avenue line and the put
nam avenue and Halsey street. the Craana
and Gates avenue and the Myrtle svenue
lines: transfers on the Park avenue line RI
be restricted so as to prevent passengers
returning 10 New York for single fare
Several other changes in the present svs-
TEN were also urged.
Charles y. Meneely, secretary and traas,
urer Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
panies. also testified. He defended the nras-
ent system by saying that the total num-
Der Of transfers withdrawn was 1897 A.
cording 70 his classification. 231 of these
Withdrawals was due to the fact that the
transfers were used for illegal stopovers.
551 because they enabled passengers TO get
4 three-ride route OF such nature as 10
bring them back at or near their starting
point, and SIS where transfers had pre-
viously been given between separate COM
panies. The hearing was adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
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TEN OF II DIRECTORS OUT
csnnraI Motors Company Effects
Reorganization.
m PAY ITS ENTIRE DEBT
r,,ce-n Has Issued SIS, 900,
200 Of 6 Per Cent five-Year
Sinking Fund Notes

A. TIE annual meeting % the stookhold-
n the General Motors Company. held
.s,e-6av IN Jersey city, ten 81 the eleven
s.-ar.7rs resigned and their places on the
,os-s were filed by representatives select
-, The bankers who took the company's
-.-.--. issue Of 5l5eoeooo i've year per cent
- I--6er the terms Of the loan the
,.nkers furnishing the funds were 20 be
suou-ed 70 name a majority OF the board of
6re--a-s Of the company until the notes
vero redeemed
n - nu-anr. president Of the com
,snv KS the only one Of the old directors
10 Vas reelected The new members OF
-be hoard are Anthony Y. Brady. James J
s-o--au. Albert Strauss, ). H. McCIement.
Nicholas L. TIlney, Richard Lukeman. IT.
.7eora- Richard. IT. Benjamin T. Nc
s1u-kia. EEer1e-t l. Carleoach and Arthur
: Busa. r.
The retiring directors are William t.
rst5r curtis z. Hathaway. J. 7. Smith.
william J. Mead, Henry Henderson, A. NJ
T3er..ey. Samuel Mclaughlin. Schuyler &
Knox. Z X. Campbell and II. g Leland
Il C. nu-srt last night gave out the 1ol-
LOVING statement as 70 the financial con-
d4uo1 OF the concern:
The arrauEemor- entered into some
week. aEo with the New YORK banking
er7sCilate headed ~ Nessrs. ! 4 " Seiig-
mar 4 Co % New York. and MeSsrS-
90 f4fCSlEs0- * Co. o. Boston. has been
Tr7cI-GeG. ana as q result thereof the com
-srv has received sufficient funds TO en-
II l. Immediately 70 pay us entire dept
end rhe debt OF all OF lis subsidiary com
rsr.es Checks for the payment Of all ma
-ured obligations a-e now IN process o.
hang mailed
2 provide cor -he repayment o. these
g > Der CEN rve-yesr sinking fund notes
G a total authorized issue Of SS-o,11v5,
secured tv Gr-- lien upon The man Urect-
KING r,arts o. the subsidiary companies,
= ne Central Trust Company, OF New
YORK a. Trustee. The deed o. trust pro
~ldes to- q sinking fund. payable as fol-
lows
on Or BEFORE October ! ~, the sum OF
& 5et 600
On OF before October /, 80. The further
s. = s 90 dEo.
IN O. before October i 1915, the further
80 OF S-en'fo
~ or before October : 1914. he further
E-- o. S-.ab0.a-t
Tie E5.'.'.,'a o. reserved notes can be IS
sued only subject &c -Ie restrictions q
-ne deed o. JrCs--
Pursuant TO an agreement with the bank
IS. majority Df tire Ol-Sra ullTl=z capital
STOCK % The company has been deposited /
XXI ire Central Trust Complain OF New I
PAYMENT 0f the notes by AIaesrs. James /
: Wauar-. FREDERICK Strauss. James J /
s-orroU- William G. Dlran- and Anthony (
= EraC-. IS Voting trustees
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
sURRoGATE's NOTICES
ROLL TOP

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPLICATION
for letters OF administration with modified
security.-Pursuant TO order of the Surro-
gates Court of Nassau County notice Is here
by given to all creditors and persons having
Jr., late Of Great Neck in the town OF North
Hampstead. County of Nassau, New york. de-
O. ceased SEQ that the undersgned intends TO apply
"Wednesday the both day OF November ie1O
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. OF there
a1teI as counsel can De heard. for Letters OF
administration upon the estate of the .aid
James E. Martin; Jr.. deceased. with modified
security under Section 1854 Of the Code OF
Civil Procedure, and that YOU are requested 10
present your claims to the said Surrogate at
the County Court House. in Mineola. Nassau
County, New York. on or before the day afore-
'a1 Dated oc, GaAP p 1 Pa9RINsoN MARTIN
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c: Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. Notice is hereby given to all
late OF the County OF New YORK, deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
the Office Of Mct%rdy Yard, So ss Broas
way In tie City OF New York. before the
10Th day of December next.
Dated New York. the 2sth day of May. 1870
WILLIAM BRINKERHOFF. Executor.
MCDRDY YARD. Attorneys for Executor.
66 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New
York cay.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
of New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Eugene Shift,
present tie same With vouchers thereof to D. tn.
subscribers. their place Of transacting bust
ness, at the Office OF Whitridse. Butler & Rice
No. 90 Wall Street in The City OF New York.
III before the fret day Of December mex,
Dated New York. the 25th day of May, 1910.
ADRIAN ISELIN JR.. SAMUEL WOOLVER-
TON, Executors.
WHITRIDGE BUTLER & RICE. Attorneys
for Executors 80 Wall Street. y. 7.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abrer G Thomas Surrogate of the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Alexander Mcdonald,
late Of the County OF New York, deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber. at his place or transacting business,
No. 49, broadway. in the city Of New York. or
or before the nineteenth day Of November next.
Dated New York, the seventeenth day Of May.
1910. EDMUND K. STALLO. Administrator.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Hor l"--L-ocai wool merchants
expressed little anxiety over rhe results Of
the election. and no change is anticipated n
5checGl" n % t,le recent tariff bill that viii
6frr civ affect III present clip Shipments
- ne mills continue heavy and trading il
going OF actively in Ohio hair blood neeces
and territory stock with eaIges holding firm.
o-sginaf bags, and graded fofs are selling
sreaIily. and considerable pulled wool has
Eareed hands recently Sra-ireS ,s,oIs a p
in demand by nearly ali TIE mills Leading
domestic quotations
9iio and PENNSYLVANIA ra-ce .r4elaipe
--si7ad SO. Ky. zoe : bIol5 cr,,-b trp t0c.
gac ,. - ~ sc. dclalB. ,.sI - .s = N
b. fre ilrEasi',scs. - pc Michigan. wis
all deIaine. = n 2f}c. j. - - - .,s,-3
- :, asic Ksnfdckt. Indiana 80 A,iss,,,-5 -
= stood 30 soc; :. 2TaaS 0'" ii9'
secured basis. s-s-fite - months. IS a
gcTri Northern >. = Soc. niddIe coDntv 50
- staple o. n &c olothirg so ~ O., -,
lev 10 j = 5e = 5aggr.,.9rg 6ue 90 sfs pie ca
9sc fne medium - q SO. ) blaad rnTnt,jnt
- = e@c . % ~ 55r- :, y q =. '''u ''''ii's'
o Bs1,liIIefi-Extra, COO, hae reoseoc-
supers, COG oSe
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ScHiFF on CENTRAL TRUST BOARD

.o-o' Il s-Hih. head Of the firm OF kuhn.
q Co Was elected q trustee and
- ~ t--e eXecutise committee y the
-! Trust COMPANY Yesterday Mr
- - oseo 10 be director Of the Morton
company before its merger with the
any. r1t since then has been on the
-. 0. 70 trust company. he is Z di-
- % the National city Bank and the
1'-oi-o- Bank Of Commerce. Among the
es o. me Central Trust Company are
So n Wallace. its president; George
--r- .ocn Miller James Speyer. Samuel
nome, James X Jarvie. Cornelius y Bliss
Lvsns - f'''-o am zen
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

700 F,OOM HOTEL. To LIT: hair block from
Herald Sauar.. one block from Penn. station;
80, cf,r,o~tllnifv for wide awake. Apply In
5ovation Co 1875 Broadway
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Fast l25th st; Tbs Tremon, ave ESQ 81 ave.
and any American District Telegraph ONCE
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YOUNG MAN Is IN downtown Office: bright.
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COMPANION.-A lady wants position as use
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Q ROPOSNl s

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
S11nar,-isirS Architect Washington. D. c,
Nov : la10-Sealed proposals Will be received
at this Office until 3 o'clock P. NJ on the 9Th
dav OF December 1910. and then opened. for
installing a heating apparatus in the Z :
ASSAY Office, New York. n Y. in accordance
win the drawings and specifications. copies OF
which may be had at this office or az the Office
of the Superintendent of CONSTRUCTION. at the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

HAVANA ELECTRIC
ra10 1919 1ggS
zs-l e-5 <c- - sac O22 $40 SO S24 SO
-a- ! Nov 70 763 e6l COS 81 1G42 3O7
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
Isl wk IT Nov. $50 $50 s55017s $500 742
July No :. 1885. 81 1Io4l9s5 s.35iSe6
sEABOARD AIR LINE.
=, vk in %o,- S4G- SGq s442. SO
July NO = ESQ lG7 6. 30 -
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT
y Xxx IL NOV. SIS 600 800 81. 5'-1
f-.iv i Nov -es 2S1 Sos S74 ~. 3s7
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER.
Month ~ OFT 1910 1903 Increase.
cross .arninES S255 g3G 5000 SIT So POI
I.,-.nses -..-.. I-2-12 I5q6 2S IS ora
~ earnings slsa=gs $40 3s9 S42.197
Ctgs- and dep l-2 $50 81 800 25.3"0
SURPLUS $500 ses.7sG S53.o7s $780,
Ian I-JCt. 81
cross earnings. s. 5Ht.-4f s. 100 5qS Ss4l. l43
Expenses ------ 1852 IS ! i!,3 3oT 19a. 221
81 earnings. 5. SOC 2I8 $. - 2af Sas1. a22
Crgs. anc dep Igis - 81 l70 l6g. uS4
surplus ------ S7t2a59 sG5D12l Sll2.s3s
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The months exports. according as they
represent agricultural or other than agri-
cultural products, follow:
Oct. 1910. Sept. 1910 Oct. 1909.
Agricultural $lIs.sno 25I ssi+G1 764 Sl23 1870
Non-aGric1 49, s9.277-52 s7.@a6.32s 57,o63,023
Merchandise trade for the ten completed
months of the calendar year:
1910 1893 1905
Exports 81 $50 aS4 5i3 81 36l - 23 81 402 T51 SsI
Imports. 1296 257, I07 1fY5.5O5 6uo Poo. SIS. 27s
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FOR SALE.

Rig RARGAINS-Sghtly used Office furniture.
desku typewriters. casn regtsters adding ma
chineE u1tmeoRraphs fliug cabinets safes ad-
dressins machines time clocks. partitions che &
nrotertors bookcases NATnANS White St
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REM EOlES.

TuUkOuGH. PERMANENT CURES In casss
OF 81 GOD PC SON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
ri ADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred ds-
"a se-. relief once in dangerous cases. recs nj
or old those deeiring only first class scientla.
treatment should call DR. BONSCHUR. the vsu
knowr speciaiist 50 W. 3sfh ST Hours. v-3. ia
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CARPET CLEANING.
AUCTION SALES.

nv VIRTUE of warrant Of seizure merged into
an execution ! viii sell al :G5 East 61st st.
sbei,-rr soda counter mirrors, marble tons
gar cases and doors. James J. Dezell. Marshal
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Company Reports Largest Gross Earn
ings in Its History.

The report Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad for the year ended June 90 shows
the largest gross earnings in The history
Of the company. The satisfactory net re
suits for the year may be attributed 10
the excellent showing III the first six
months. as since mat time. the report says
such large increases have been made ia
wages and the cost Of materials had ad-
vance5 10 such an extent that the increase
in operating expenses in September. 1910,
has exceeded the increase in gross earn
InEs
The report SAYS In common with Prac-
ricslly all the -airoads Of the country large
increa SeS were made in the year in salaries
and wages OF employees. The greater part
Of the increases We're not effective until the
last months Of the year, and operating eE
uenSeE for the period covered 10y this report
only partially reflect the increased cost Of
operation which will result therefrom- Il
Is estimated thai such Increases viii add
at least $l,-50.cee per annUm 10 the operai-
ing expenses Of your company
The balance sheet as Of June 90 last
shows cash on hand amounting 70 $50 .tt53,
as compared with 81 .022.5J IN the year pre-
IiOuS. Total working assets on the same
date amounted 10 81 .799. 90 against $685.
5C6 and total working liabilities amounted
10 So. 133. 0-l contrasted with s.. 442 As year
ago.
Detailed results follow.
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HELP WANTED.

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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS - DEPARTMENT
* chambers St Stewart Building. Manhattan
Important notice to taxpayers-NOtice is here
by given TO all persons whose taxes for the year
November OF the said year that unless the same
shall be paid 10 the Receiver u Taxes AT his
ofTiCa in the Borough IN which the property IS
located as follows: Borough of Manhattan. -
Chambers st; Borough of TIE Bronx. Municipal
r2r,IIding corner Sd and fremont ayes; Borough
OF Brooklyn Rooms .. T. and :. Municipal
Building; Borough IF Queens Court Square. long
island CITY: Borough of Richmond, Borough
Hall 81 George; he will charge. receive and
collect upon such taxes So remaining unpaid on
that dav in addition 10 the amount or such
taxes interest az the rate of seven per centuul
per annum. 10 be calculated from the day on
which the said taxes became due and payabIe
I-fz O,tober 3 as provided in Section 914 OF
the Charter as amended by Chapter 447. Laws
OF 1908.
FRED H. f. EPSTEIN. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
rypewRITINo AND TYPEwRITERs

VT-lDk VISIBLE. ~ Nassau ST.: cstalosue
free. al makes taken part payment: bargains
In Underwcods. ReminEtons. divers. Scitha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

ESKS partitions. telephone booths. tables.
chairs wardrohes. mirror wall fixtures, bust
ness furniture all kinds. Finn Brothers. SIS
Troadvay 80 Franklin ST
0t7F-Il-E FURNITURE bought and sold: car
renrer and cahinatmaker repairing Paul. 81
f'rCBd 81