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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

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fsrite Snopanorere Der; bpgget al
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5ano gnooer paa Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

(5ortiettes pau SIDE 81
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
COMMODORE BENEDICT SUED
Shareholder in Indianapolis Gas
Co. Asks for a Receiver

Mrs. Adelaide y. Neuel. holder of $40
shares OF the stock of the indianapolis Gas
Company has made charges i'm the Supreme
Court against Commodore L. g. Benedict.
banker and yachtsman, and his associates
in control OF the corporation.
Mrs. Neuel asked for the appointment OF
receiver for the company andN an injunc-
ton restraining the defendants from fur
ther refusing 20 distribute dividends on the
stock. and for an order directing the de-
PENDANTS 10 pay these dividends She as
serted that the corporation was run as a
family affair as several Of the officers were
related 70 Commodore Benedict
The defendants named were +. g. Benc-
dict. Frank :. Hastings Martin Quinn, Ed
ward Beers and the Indianapolis Gas COM
pany All the officers OF the company, with
the exception OF the secretary. were associ~
atcd with Benedict I'm his brokerage bust
ness. the plaintiff asserted. and had formed
themselves into an executive committee
which controlled the company.
Mrs. Neuel further alleged that the de-
PENDANTS spent earnings diverted from the
stockholders in useless expenditures and
refused 20 pay dividends The Benedict
firm, il was alleged. had charged the gas
company excessive interest on loans by
which the defendants received unlawfully
at least SOQOo
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. sept la. - CATTLE - Recelpts
Tq9 Rarss' .aST, sSw 500 81 5Sa So % Sc western
80 and helfers 81 % n SO 30, calves. Sdg
50 so HOGs-Receipts' I.ooo' ,S 3e -Es7 o%s Sai.
yesterdgys ayer9ge ngn.g .osS 90 - ~, rongh
miNai SO 80 q 81 Do heavy. - ooGS, 10 r9ge l -
So 500 So TO-. good 10 cnoi6Ge HsaYs. ~. ga
e. ~ SHEEP-Rrceipts. 5O,Whoi weak ma
,iyc 50 2- y 81 -: Western. s. 50G 81 20 year
Iingv s. 70Hsi 80. lambs native >f4So To-
-, agrfoio. SEPT. 10. - CATTLE = Re
ceipts. 200. fairly active and steady. tEALS AS
-Eeceipis 80. active and S0c higher 20 0oU
$40 SO HOGS-Receipts. Z9Oo. SLOW am ~ 5S
lower. heavy 81 iO0$7 -, mixed, - soy
e. 5O. Workers. So 9UaS7 30, pigs. ~ 0OY
So -. roughs. SO 10 q So - stays S'gS92 30,
ReceiDts loo; active and steady lanos'
'4% S%iSotnna,i sept. 10. - CATTLE - Receipts.
g7g. strong on good and steady or other
grades. steers. 81 5odSI 10; heifers, y -o4
SO. COWS. sta So calves. good light strong
Low s5asS25' HOGS-Receipts. 2.471;
Glow with an grades 100 iJc lower, packerF
81 lonS7 %; stays. $3gS' %. PIGS ana si's hshts
S34ST 10. SHEEP-Receipts, 40, market
stead. 81 j0aS3 so. lambs strong 81 q 50 20.
Kansas CITY. Sept 10.-CATTLE~-Receipts
15,C0C including 1000 utherns strong 20 l''o
higher. calves. sc up; dressed beef ana a. cS ca .
poTt steers $50 s.. fair 70 good. 81 l0q so 30
Western. - s0q$7 -. stocAers and tsedera'
S5gS, Southern >teS So 81 SO hnisar. xtGs
81. bull. S39S4 rs; calves. 81 5Oq IS. HOGS
-Receipts 5000, 10Hl5c lower; bulk OF
sales So 76a SO so: heavy. SO 709s6 so; pack
ers and butchers. ST. 70G$d 81 lights. 20 ~
a 50 So SHEEP-Recepts. 1000; steady 70
zoe lower: lambs 81 5Ogs6 yearlings. 9a
81 20; wethers 50 20 q 80 IS. ewes, 50 50 90:
stocsers and feeders. s. 5OBsS 10.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribunc.l
Louisville. Sept 10-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 21G, Tor the two days this Week
I2Ts. quiet. with best lambs selling al 4p9c .
culs and tail ends went at 3Hi ici good tat
sheep. ~ G3c. medium and common sheep
dull at low prices. fairly good inquiry Tor best
stock ewes; plain and common ewes very
slow
Pittsburgh. Sept 10 o-CATTLE-steady:
supply light. choice. 81 % 81 u; primo, so 20
Il 81 20 sHEEP-steady: supply light prime
wethers. 81 ~ 81 20. culls and common ~ Sug
81. lambs 81 500 SO 70 VEAL CALVES, Sbg
81 Is HOGs-Lower. receipts fair, prime
workers.. 81 45as7 80: light Workers. STdST 20
pigs and roughs. Sda 81 50.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
81 Louis. Sept 10-CATTLE-heceipi
5.03s active az steady prices; steers - 10 a
IS, heifers s4gS875 cows ~ l9HS5 90.
Southern steers. So 90 O 50 %. ho0s-heesipts,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
HELP FOR VAN SCHAICK & co.
Assignee Expects Firm Will Re
sume in About a Month.

r,.,- Norton. 90 whom the Stock EX-
...,g. firm Of Van Schaick & 90. made an
.,.i---,eut a few davs ago, Said Yesterday
!. r.y,gsl as il the house would be able to
..,,,,a business within o month. Col)ec-
,ioos had been larger than had been OK
rs,,o1 at the outset. he explained. and
oesrs Of assistance agSregaung $4,000 had
,.so received Te added that less than
,sst amount would be required to straight
IN ont the affairs Of the house, but as
,,p,, o.. 10 would he accepted as might
:, needed. N- Norton's original estimate
=. ra,o0 owing by Van Schaick & Co. and
ss0on due them from customers has not
been altered
u has been ~cu0rted recently that Major
General Charles T. Roe was a large cred
oor Of the firm. and that it was demand
by him for .ha amount due him which pre-
,.7tated tho assignment \ friend OF Cen
e-sl Zoe said Yesterday that not only was
ts.s rerort uu-.uuded. but. on the other
ian5. the general had done and was doing
AZ he could tg help Van Schaick q Co. out
cf their embarrassment. Fie added.
General Roe unQuestiondbly is a cred
vor 10 q large amount against Van SCnaick
$50 he knew Ny Van Schaick's father
and has warm feelings of attachment for
both John g. Van Scaaick and Derby Gran
CAL He has shown this by offers OF lar~e
r4curia-v assistance. and Is desirouS OF
seeing the fru resume To this end he Is
cooperating with the assignee Mr.. Norton,
and. as announced. it is believed II can b'
arranged So that the firm will shortly he
In a position rU resume. To can be broadly
stated that every creditor has shown q dis
position o. help
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
LAKE SUPERIOR REPORT
riullres Show Little Benefit Yet
from the New Plants.

Tho ,cport Of the Lake Superior Corpora
con for the fiscal year ended June % was
.,,5s public yesterday. The income ac-
INT shows total receipts Of S6lS'0O' OF
,.bi,b 9l40 was income derived from the
.,,bsi8iarv companies and SS@tS0 interest
80, miscellaneous receipts The net in
- after deducting interest and general
.,..,,sos amounting 10 S532,592, was No.s'S
The balance OF income brought Forward
,-orn the preceding year was S'SeN' making
total Of Ssg246 From this amount were
a,ducted S,5.C0o interest at 2is per cent on
enc g. 0mno0 income bonds. and Sl0Mo trans
f,rred 10 the reserve fund. leaving bal
.,ca Of sl.S4s 20 be carried forward to the
credit Of p~odt and loss.
FROM the operat tions Of the subsidiary
oorrsnies for the fiscal year there WIS
s,rplus OK Sl.sO.gl6 OF this amount, as
.oirssdy noted, S42eli0 was paid 20 the Lake
e,,perior CORPORATION. other amounts ap
,,,,es were s2-i e2S. interest on bonds Of the
s.,hsidtalies. S4t975 set aside for deprecla-
80, snd sinking fund. s79.7S7 appropriated
-. .ytraordinary repairs: S26.7i4, represent
~ ~ losses i'm assets realized, and bad ana
s5.Sbtf-l debts written on S4l.4Z, reserved
So renewals, doubtful debts ana losses pL
-.-evious wears, and Slob4-S heIu loI tlS
lli,c- fund Of the Lake Superior Iron ana
ssi.Nl Torrpauv. a balance Of Sl9,N6 beinS
carried forward. a. .,.. ...,,-. .,,,.s
iI"l ,r-- ia the figures Of the last fiscal
ar ar 1s having been derived from the new
.5a- i've construction Of which was de-
,s%sf from causes beyond the corporation
-. Tra Canadian government bounty
''l'-.5 r,..er,bpr 81. and this has decreased
&c net earnings for the fiscal year by
Ils ll5 ,,S p~actiralv an the new plants are
E.. t,, ooarstion the report adds, the vol
,..,s ~ business is increasing anu the out
$50 .g eatfsfactQrN.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
sold upward Of 1900 shares on balance in
the local stock market
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Ameri-
can Agricultural Chemical Company, reg
ular semi-auuual 2 per cent on the pre-
feTred, the Norfolk & Southern, regular
quar- arlv e Of 1 per cent. payable OCtO-
her >. the Draper Company, OF Boston
regularly quarterly . per cent, payable Oc-
tober .; the Ohio Fuel Supply Company,
regular quarterly per cent, payable Octo-
Der -. La Rose Consolidated Mines Com
pany. regular quarterly per cent pay ydbie
October %. the Central Railroad Of New
jersey. regular quarterly per cent pay
able November l. the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, regular quarterly
per cent PAYABLE October l6, the Trust
Company of America. regular quarterly 8
Dpr cent pavable October .. the Great
Northern Railway. regular quarterly IA per
cent, payable November 7; the W eslmole-
land Coal Company. Semi-auUuaI 81. per
cent on the common. payable October ],
tho Efluira Trust Company. quarterly =
per cent. payable September 30; the Coium-
bia Trust Company, regular quarterly per
cent pavable September 81.
THE COPPER MARKET-The copper
market shows little change, with sales or
small lots OF electrolytic copper reported at
12i, cents "a pound. However. the leading
nroducers anc selling agencies continue
to 0tiote 1919 cents. Buying continues OF a
hard-tO-mouth character and is small IN
tho aggregate. Unless resumption or
Sr,.i,,r sets I'm before the close Of the
month 'The Copper Producers hgures
for September viii probably show an ILL.,
crease surplus stocks abroad are also eA-
pecfed 10 show an increase this month.
INTERNATIONAL NICKEL DINI-
DF,ND-The directors Of the lnternauonai
%irkeI Company have declared a dividend
~ 4 per cent for the quarter on me COM
mon stock. an iucre8se from NE IasI PIE
-eaf,g auarterly payment or IL per cent.
Srbsv also nave declared the regular quar-
teri,, dividend Of IL per cent on me pre-
so,red pavable November j. The common
erCT-RTTTEs LIsTED.-The following
.o.'1rities have been listed ON the Stock
Es,cIsn.e Houston Belt Terminal Rail
-. 80. 81 10000 first mortgage per 'ens
coupon bonds and Sl5oG' in}ns I9P}Ie' smsIfinr
md power Company.
NFW YORK DOCK DlN NlDt>.(D III III
DirCED -The directors OF we Ne" -, ~ =
DDocil COMPANY have declared s@tiIli @
annijal dividend Of ] per cent on W pncr
ga,rsd stock. a reduction OF Y ol Poi
1ort from the last preceding payHien"
D,NGOP 4 AROOsTOOK.--The Bangor
& Aroostook Railroad mas SogI JIi1r,o,,t tTiIst
arotbrrs $4,000 per cent equipment ." '''
bOudg.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

spot cotton was quiet and 20 points lower. a
Il iJc for middlug upland. liverpool cables:
Spot quiet,r; sales, 5000 bales, speculation
and export 400; American. 1000, imports,
q 600. American Z. 600 Mddling upland, Tl1d.
Futures opened steady az y point decline;
closed easy. To points lower September.
g. .5sd. september October. Gle october
November 6O4d, November-December Decem-
ber-January and January February, 6.02d;
FebI-ar March. ROSird MarCh-April. 600 = 81
April-Aiav. GO6tad. May-June G.O7 I'd.
COFFEE-uecember shorts were actiN" buy
ers and prices for this position crossed the
12-cenLl mark making new high record tor
the year The other months, while slightly
below previous records. were firm, ana the
market 10 tho close showed net gains of ] 20
!. points The volume OF business was large.
sales amounting To- tlo.Ju bags. To tne cost
and freight market prices were unchanged 20
= u1il.g lower with santos 4s at li.&On l4.-'r,
which represents about 15o on the local spp.,
,-riIo ON raa basis OF 12c for DecenbeI ~
,,.oufJ D.. v 9rth about 13a4c Havre closed ar
an advance of q. franc. Hamburg was .
rf.nu3g lower 10 n higher. Rio showed de-
cline of - reis and Santos was uncnansci.
In the sDot market there was FAIR lohbInK
de,1ard with sales reported )f 5000 bags OF
1sou~bar - afoat nearby at l4rC l.ocel
spot market unchanged AT l"'sr i'' ~" -'' O.
Local contract prices. y-+,- -
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Naw York september ~: ~, -.
REFyES-Receipts, y cars, o' I'Igt 'IIbont

New York september ~, ~
BEEyES-Receipts, {2's SaIs, ,,saSsr. 9' About 20
mainly consigned TO slaus market. Feel
l- rtasdy but no sales reported ma 20, .,ie
dav Latest cables quoted Arynjrht sink
-'ift,, a. IA. q144sc, dressed Nelb,,tn,;;, ia
$, S,a ,a"'7 oeal. liverpool al ll@i q ia j"
aodi,1o1 Tr 20 Rsceipts l9a head market
CALf Est;.el calves sold at s. 62 7 a 50
So i,n Ibs outside figures Tor 'gd4s, Is
ffsna calves. 81 J00SI 20, HIs.aS vosIs 10
steady A. ia l6isc Tor Tor Guy u''
ltI-s@Ks ems Commission COMPANY nep 100
diana ca!yes I,s ~ 2i' p 20. ia. 20s h. 81 so; 60
West i,,,ar ,rz = 20. west Virginia veas' lfo
81, a ,Uus 1913 10 So. -
TO- 11,IEyEp az AN IAMBs-Receipts, l6 cars, or
80 head. lOt- cars on SAFE. III nf a
ruled steady. and with me ,Is stock was
IGN ,1V..% ,d mn Medium TO good sheep s4ia e!
S3Ts+ per 100 ID; common 70 ssSII916 Pressed
Mutton IN moderate request az o'a 0'2' ~
~ dr.zeed lambs Al 90 q lZc -. ,,,-u,-i,
~ Saies-Tobiu ~ shannon: 20 west '''''
lambs OF a,,D,,,rSissian 10, company: 245 Tennessee
,5 M S6 10. 3 yearlings. 20 10. % - 80,
~ cuII lambs - lb. 81 90, 10 esI ~
sheep rs ib 81 l9 asr -R2s%a West virginia lambs.
81 rb. s. %, 2s7. al ID. IS 75; sneep " '''
81 IS ! buck 1870 10. So az booa all
hoeS hosU.Hr5tcrers. Nominally steady, at 81 90
9e-7 n Tor state and Pennsylvania hogs' go ~
e. Z, - - for roughs: So 5OGsi FOR stays. e
sales (aH late yesteerrdaylJ-. G 81 g7Ts ~ per n
son Ia no Ib 81 -: %. 90 10. 81 so; :
roeps roy 100 10, SO 10 81. 2ol h. 80 80; stag
go 10; 7r4,-,,e- % state hogs 100 10, 81 -;
IN ie4' IN 81 90: 2S 2o5 h. 81 80. 10 10 no.
81 "a 10 roughs. 3l0 10. So so; stag, 800 10
F'tI' 81 Hollis. III state hogs. ~ IN, y 30
I,,,-ra g65 10 So 10. :, 2jl 10, SO 30.
antrew Mullen: 36 state hogs, LOB 10 - 80
roughs. 3I5 10. So 80. m -.,.. ,,oos
t-srns CON! nisg!on Company. 30 state nogs,
a. M 81 90: II Pennsylvania. l96 ID - 90
rough. 400 10. go 40; 1 boar 300 10; > %,
Tudd A 60. ~ state hogs. IT'S lh, - %.
n PsnnsyIvanis. 10 10, s. 30; roushs' -"'
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

p0oXIsIONS Weak under active selling
- A. wa. the opinion that packers ar
gg,rs, values and that attempt Is belns
taJe q. orprcss the nog market. PORE
-. r,ear SIS 7JmSt7 81. BEEF-firm'
,|eee SO 5o8S1s. family, Sl@ 30 . Sl4, pack-t'
Sis3 k19 so. extra India mess, Sls4 SID - -
T2,rFF UAMS-Ouiet, SO 50aS32 80. DkESSED
gOCS- Barely steady, bacons. lOEc. loV ius'
~ 100 lbs 1Oa4c, $40 lbs, lOAc; pigs
5I- CIT FATs-Pickled bellies quiet
Ia d. f5iLc: l. lbs. II = q l2c. IA lbs, II Ac,
picked hams 13isc TALON -- Barsiy rsr
''Teug roiddle west. 94O0 00.5Oc: city. 0isc;
rofrad south America, 1Oooc. continent IVc'
r}r.,ziI Kegs. soc; compound quiet s4Ngc.
e-rFARfNE- Barely steady. oleo ia l-c'
METALS -COPFER-standard dull, SPOT
s.ntD-rbcr october and November. 1l919
10 a.. London steady. spot. fj5 la 81, iu-
tI1r.s g55 lbs ID Arrivals to-day. 370 tons.
c'istofu House returns exports of 4HOd tons
ca fsr this month. Lake copper l. ~ = y
- ;eILa1287i-c. TrN-Weak, spot. 3S.50u
agc- September. ASSOC IS aOc; october, $3.50
b. AZ 10 and November 3s1J4 rs 60c. Lon
An Ige.k. SPOT. ll7G futures fl73. LEAD
i,uIi. - aA5Jc New york. 4.300 4.4oc
rasl 81 Louis London. ia IL Cd Spell
TsR-Duu. 5.9OGGc New York, 5.sOq 5O0c
Fssi st Louis. London, ~ lIs Cd. ANTI
WONY-Quiet. Cookson's, s.30Q s5Oc. IRON
cleveland warrants. 46H I'D In London
loc.liv steady 40 ! foundry. Northern. SIS -
D,SIs 80. 40 .. Si5MSl5 -. 10 1 Southern
and So / Southern soft. Si5ntlJ 30.
COTTONsEED OiL-September was steady,
with small offerings, but later positions were
easier, closing az net decline OF 10 . points.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. 19.-WHEAT-spot noml-
nal futures hrn, October, as 3hd; December,
Is 5Ld. March, rs 55.d. CORN-American
mixed, 6s Id; futures quiet; October, es I'D
January, IS Sssd. FLOCR-Wtnter patents,
2Ts %. HOPS in London (Pacihc Coastl, fs
IOsa 70. BEEF-Extra India mess, $50 I'd
FORK-Prine mess Western, OILS Sd. HAMS
Short cut 82s. BACON-Cumberland cut 56s
short RIB 59s clear bellies. Sos; long clear
middles. light, 6ls Sd: heavy. 62s. short clear
backs, 5ls. HOULDERS-square 49s. LARD
Prime Western, tierces, AIS Sd; American
refined. pals, ASS Cd. CHEESE-Canada an
finest white. new. T0s: colored. 70s Sd tai
LOW-Prime city. 33s nominal; Australian IN
London, Sos lOi2d TCRPENTINE--Spirt
3ss I'd. ROSTN-Common. 15s. PETROLEUM-
Refined Bizd. LINSEED OIL 41s. COTTON
SEED OIL-Hull refined, spot, 29s Cd
London. Sept l9-SUGAR-Raw centrifu'
gal. lis Sd; muscovsdo. 10s 3D.; beet septem-
her tSs Sd. LINSEED-Calcutta, september
October. 72s LINSEED OIL. AS Cd. SPERM
OIL; f34 los PETRoLEUMTAmerSs1 L. re-
Spirits. SSs 7hd ROsIN-American strained
los Cd fine. lSs I'D
Antwerp. Sept. PETROLEUM. 10 francs
a, cpntimes
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. sept. 10--The demand for all
grades OF wool continues dull. with prices
holding fairly firm. Some trading In bright
Missouri stock Is reported while there Is
fair retail trade IN territory stock. Leading
domestic quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Delaine
washed Soc: Xxx. 2Sc asked fine unmerchant
able. 22422c; one-halr blood combng ~ n
deIalne unwashed. &c; fine, @lc. Michigan,
wisconsin and New York feeces-Fine un-
washed IO02Oc, delaine. % 24c; one-half
blood. 24is n 25c Kentucky Indiana and Mis-
souri-Thrce eighths blood, 25c: one-quarter'
23is a24c.
ara 4sc: ~ months. 53q55c: fall; 43 9 45e.
California: Northern. as q SOC; middle county
Az n 4Tc. southern, - u 48c. tall free, tOft i.c.
oregon Eastern. No ! staple, 30 soc; cloth
irn bOc. valley No I, 4G 41c. Territory.
zine stable s0a62c. fine medium, Je a 59c
ane clothing. ~ n 53c; nne medium asa 9oc
one half blood cOmbing. 55a SIC three-eighth'
10 n 53c; one-quarter. 4O95Oc
Puued-Extrn, 52c; fine A, SOC supers'
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

ceipts Dan Talmage's Sons Company. New
Oreaus telegraphs Louisiana crop movement
90 date as follows Receipts. rough Pas. 900
sacks against 32i 600 last wear. sales cleaned
iHi000 pockets compared with 2ss.O0O last
rHr
>UGAR-Rehned Grn. Arbuckp Brothers
raised prices - points. 90 soc net less per
cent caHh In London beet sugar dull
ana "a n Jd lower; september. lss 50 October
Us Cd. MAY. iGg ~, Tho afternoon cable
was lower. Raw here uominally unchanged,
with centrifugal. 90 test. az 534c. muscovado,
- test. Jlic. and molasses sugar - test,
a. %. There Is Httie sugar available. espe-
clally nearby. Louisiana sugars, new crop.
are offered e. 5.25c. FREQ on board New or
leans equal to JA5c delivered a New York.
IN Cube ore central s grinding. against two
i-Ft week and none year ago Receipts at
against none last week and 1000 last year.
whie same comparisons show 1000 tons FOR
ne entire island. against i.u0O 1,OuU and 5000.
Exports six ports were 1000 agains, none
and 1900 stock IL 5000. against $4,000 and
HIDES-Firm, with fairly good sales move
m"nt; receipts rather light. with a good deal
"f the current arrivals coming In on importa-
LEATHER-Good general demand and
ings
DRUGS-Steady but quiet and unchanged
Essential oils fairly active at full but un-
changed prices. while roots sold well at full
rates
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
ATTACH ROAD FOR 100000
Claimants Against c., H. & D.
Also Serve Big Banks.

An attachment for $4,000 against the
lsoEuau Hamilton Dayton Railroad
vas served hy Deputy Sheriff Mcdonnell
yesterday on the Central Trust Company
t0s Bankers Trust Company apd j. p Nor
Esn 4 Co. TN, attachment was obtained
by Charles a. Bruce and the Corporate or
rsnization and audit Company on an as
Egnsd claim af r. H. Prince & Co, OF Bos-
ton
o. - the original claimant offered 20
sci the defendant 10000 shares of common
stock Of the pAre Marquette Railroad AZ
SE g share The offer was accepted ana
ttt stock delivered. The defendant com
Isny agreed % paw Prince & co. COM
NILSSON Of s. H}1 IN cash. and as further
clnpsnsaton vas 20 pay $500 more.
The plaintiffs aiieze that. although they
Favs5 their claim. the Cincinnati, Hamii-
'n 8 DAYTON company has failed 20 pay
u -. Gfl f~v "a Which tney Sln.