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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

neither Rose. Weber nor WALTON was
there. The captain and inspector visited
Mr.. Moss Office and then went down TO
they looked i'm vain in Judge Mulquecn' S
court.
In despair they went hack 10 District
Attorney Nhiimans office. on the third
floor. There they learned that Weber was
with Mr.. Whitman. while the other two
were in the Office Of Henry -. Saycr, Mr..
Whitmans chief clerk.
\ consultation was held with Lieutenant
WILDER and orders were sent down for the
automobile patrol wagon in which the
prisoners had been brought down to drive
out Of sight and return in twenty minutes.
II WAS done. and the rlSe drew of a good
part Of the crowd. In twenty minutes the
automobile was back. and the three pris-
Oners were hustled out About half Of the
original crowd was left to see them de-
part. The word soon spread. however,
and az the automobile disappeared people
came running from all sides.
Libby Holds Levee.
The new arrivals were in time 10 see
LOUIE i.lDDA triumphant 'A''' '>ip'S
Wa. freed in the Coroner's court on the
motion Of J. Robert Rubin. the Assistant
District Attorney. He came out accom-
panied by Aaron J. Levy. his counsel In
Centre street Libby's friends had been
waiting IN three crowded automobiles all
the morning. They greeted him with yells
and waving hands.
He climbed into one of the cars. and
while the crowd which had clustered In
Franklin street after the departure OF tho
police ran around the corner the three
machines started of. At good SWIM
clip they sped down Centre street as faI
as Chambers. whirled around in front OF
the Municipal Building and took The
back track. returning at swift pace
As they passed the Criminal Courts Bullo'
ing on their return trip there was series
Of yells and dersive waving OF hands IRON
each Of the automobiles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
CALLS ON. POLICE FOR
GOFF INQUIRY DATA

called and examined. There is practically
no limit TO the power Of the magistrate
sitting in such proceeding In regard to
calling witnesses and adducing evidence.
District Attorney Whitman spent the
greater part of yesterday afternoon max
Ing arrangements for the panel or tales
men from whom the special grand jury
would be drawn TO take the evidence
brought out at the John Doe proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
Moments Of Anxiety.

'oi some time the inspector and the
dp'aln hunted in vain FOR the three
, 2 First they went TO Part V
Vu''hued Of General Sessions, where
""ner Feinberg had held his inquest.
D''e was no sign Of them there. Then
y went up three flights to the grand
- room. The trail seemed hot there
y His'' but finally oscar linn. Frank
.'ss assistant. who had the list OF
sAa Jury Witnesses. assured them that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
LIBBY SET FREE AT
FINISH OF INQUEST

, RoscuthsIs Table II was nearly
u'clorh. uc said. when Essential went out
to got thc uapcrs Very soon after his
return nr went out again. and then came
several shots.
Did YOU 600 any one ln the lobby or In
tho half" asked Mr. Rubin.
Yes" I saw something like shadow
run along tho hallway. don't know
who IL VAS and couldn't identify him,
hut IL looked IFS" a man IN brown
suit"
After tho shooting Eastland won't to the
DOORWAY. 10 saw Roscnthars body. and
Detective Tllo was standing beside II.
Patroman Files Story.
William j. File. uow patrolman at
tach.d tn the East 67th street station,
was tho next and last witness. File said
BE-, wa off duty that night and was at
tho Mrtrorolc He saw Rosenthal sitting
at - Table vith man named Charlie
DAY. Like tho other witnesses File had
seen E"seuthal so out to get the morning
papers aud come back
Ny table" said File was about
fprtt-uya feet from th" door ~ the res
turlnt and my back was toward the
door Koecuthal had been In the place
about twenty minutes before the shoot
ue. ] should say few minutes after
hr had gone ont for the papers Bridge
Weber came IA and looked all around
the room as though hc were looking for
some one. / didn't notice whether or not
hc spoke to Essential, and didn't see
him leave the place. ~ he passed me
rc called out Hello "Bnr'r and an
sW,rcd, Hello "Bridgie'"
Right aftr.ward the shooting began.
There came one shot by itself first and
then three right after II. ~ though some
one were pulling the trigger AZ fast as
the hammer would work. jumped mp
and started for the door pulling my own
revolver from my pocket as 1 ran. I
remember knocked down one walter who
was I'm my way. / forgot all abou: my
hat and everything else I'm my hurry to
yet To the door When | got there and
looked out people were running every
which way. There seemed To be quite a
crowd all Of sudden: some were run
ming toward Broadway and some toward
Sixth avenue. and some would run few
stems i'm one direction and then turn and
run the other way.
(which way did they go? | shouted.
Nobody answered me
Il looked down toward Broadway.
There seemed to be nothing unusual In
that direction | looked up toward sixth
avenue. aud diagonally across the street
about two hundred feet away, ! saw an
automobile. TWO persons were just
climbing in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

worked i'm the present police admin
iStration.
The District Attorney admits that no
exposure of this graft by corrupt police
relations With ldwbrcakers. no matter
how staggering the total may be, will
make il any more possible To take away
from the graftcrs any of their tainted
money. It VIII make no difference
how convincingly Mr.. Whitman pins
the conviction of graft on any Of them,
SO far as any subtraction of their
wealth is concerned. because it can
never be proved that the money which
time Of indictment or conviction is the
same money which they cXtorted from
the victims of the system.
More Becker Thrift.
In the specific details Of graft dis
closures on men higher up discoveries
concerning Becker lost their signn-
canoe to some extent yesterday. but
Mr. Whitman's investigators found
one more safe deposit box i'm the name
Of the thrifty police lieutenant, making
three safe deposit boxes in all.
Four other bank accounts Of Beck
er's We're discovered, one each in the
Dry Dock Savings Bank, the East
River Savings Bank, the Mount Morris
Savings Bank, and the Harlem Saw
ings Bank
Details on these accounts have not
Vet been tabulated. but it is believed
that together they will add something
like $4,000 TO the aggregate OF Beck
ers holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

At the completion Of tho inquest into
the death Of Herman Roscnthai held h}
Coroner Fcnberg Louis Libby. Joint
owner with William shapiro Of thc -iIy
automobile said To have been used JOS the
murdercrs was DISCHARGED from custody
vee,ordsv at tbo roouost 81 j. Robert Ru-
hin m. Assistant District Attorney iu
charge Of the hearing.
Tho coroner's Jury. OF which many v.ll
krswn men were member. returned inc
following hnd'nE "i''' ''''i ''''''''''''''
We find the death OF Herman Ro-"nih'l
on july 10 III rom ol l,' p,,'''l,,.,'. '.,I
S,ytb avcrur to have bo.u duo 10 "a bul.
let wound in tho brain inflicted hy o.
bullet discharged by force OF po"44'r LON
-, rsUd ~, ~ a uersnn o., norsors un,nowu
10 the jurors.
rho iruicet vas hold To- tho General
Sessions courtroom assigned AS Part y
Confirmed Tho room although larger
than tho cororar,s court d. smaller than
any Of the other colrtrooms in tho GRIM
inal Courts building No ono was add
rnitted without card from Coroner r.lu-,
berg and even then there wor, more iu
the room than there were seats FOR \
detail OF patrolmcu under Captain Frank
Ticrney. of the Elizabeth street station.
was assigned to Keep order In the room.
instead Of that task Icing intrustcI to
court attendants. 80 many oi th" latter
are on their vacations now that it would
nave beeh serious dTdlH upon ih' "lii''
courts to have drafted men for the in
quest
Wo Bullets round
DIR OTTO II SchuItz. tho Coroner G
physician who performed tho autopsy
upou RosenthaIs body. was the first Wit
ness called by Mr Rubin. Or. Schultz
said tho bullet which i'm his opininu had
caused the gamblers death Was of %
calibrc. He found 1t lodged in the brain
Another bullet. ne said. had shattered
the law and penetrated the tongue. The
second bullet was 50 "fragmented. pr
Schultz said that il was impossible TO
determine the calibrc.
Daniel Frohman. foreman Of the jury.
eVldeh'iy 'ooN an ",'''' '''',,H' ~ NV
had finished his testimony asked who
had identified Rosenthal's body. He was
,oId that Patrolman John + Brady. Of
,ba vveet i7th street station. WAS fine man.
p,,d,. u,,s tba next witness
"Did YOU see the shooting" asked MIR.
u,rob,ran as soon as Brady had h.,n
a,.o-r
~ +" s.id tho Witness 81 came nm A.
.ouo.ord .,
Ia said that he had hoard several
sbo,s- five he tboupht-and had run mn
% ,ho Ne,ropoIe at once. There m. found
posentbal stretched ont ON the sidewalk
Mt Dotoctivo William File was yet
-. l.. .ttt . H.. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
q1NER'S MEN INDICTED
FOR ZEL|G ARREST.
continued from first page.

- the name of an inspector
% ~ formerly in charge of the
% q,.nderlcin. one bank account
Gp cafe deposit box are registered
10 81, nomc Of a civilian whose office
n 'n ,o police Headquarters building.
Deposits Heavy
81. records. in detail of the bank
'% o,s are now in the hands of the
GU Attorney. together with the
s'~ .ords of an visits made by each
~ n ,v, mon to his safe deposit
IA # is i'm a comparison of these
&C we'll as an examination OF
~. .,rnrisinely heavy bank deposits
49, whitman has found the most
.n.,ng Evidences OF graft that he
70. discovered in the present IN
asition.
So v;indravals ny the Inspector
tJlovcd almost immediately by
"a visits OF the civilian to his safe
- b,v and the inference was
,b., tine Inspector. i'm graft par
me- was splitting with the civilian.
rssse records disclose not one, but
~, or more OF such condolences
A.,es and for time the civilian
rss said. was visiting his safe de-
,,.it box almost daily.
Al four bank accounts were opened
!. the latter part of March and III
.,-,y part Of April, and the safe dc
.,.it boxes were rented at about the
enc time. The District Attorney has
r,rs doubt that the information now
!, his possession along these lines will
make certain the indictment Of at least
,bs two directly concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
ARRANGEMENT CHARGED ROSENTIAlS MURDER

Charles Shapiro "Dago Frank Crohc and Whitley Lew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Jacob Kelch alias lack Sullivan; Police Lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Active Trading Easy Call
Money-PriCeS Close Strong.

Moderately active and firm at The
opening yesterday, the market pre-
scented a better appearance than usual
and fractional gains were exhibited in
initial quotations. II was the first real
evidence Of a liberal attendance among
the commission houses this season. ana
a spirit of bullishness appeared TO be IN
the air Union Pacific, Reading ana
United States steel opened with over
night gains, and American Can COM
mon came out in successive lots 10 a
total of six thousand shares us mtro-
ductory sales, running up TO 44%, Whlcl'
price represented a gain over Thurs
DAYS close of q. The coppers, Wlllch
have been tipped about the street LOT
higher prices during the last few days
started their days record with Anal
gamsted in the lead with m initial
gain of ls. Beet Sugar was also strong
and United States Rubber exhibited
some active buying, which scored a
good advance for that issue. The bulls
assumed control Of price movements
and stocks made additional advances
until near the noon hour, when trading
slackened, but no bearish sentiment
gave signs Of development, and the
market simply rested. with strong
undertone and buying orders in evil
dcnce on the reactions. Activity was
soon resumed and stocks sold at higher
prices around the noon hour. The
strong support and covering OF the
shorts helped to keep the upward ten
dency in a favorable position for
further advances by the bulls, though
technically the market offered an OPP
portunity for profit taking and renewed
short selling which brokers thought
would follow the general rise which
had occurred. United States steel was
a leader in the afternoon advance, but
there was sufficient company TO share
honors Of leadership, as practically the
entire list scored gains over Thurs
days final prices The Increased ac-
tivity OF the market compared with
Thursday is shown in the number OF
shares traded in, which yesterday
totalled 699.4 40 shares. compared with
3s9. 339 shares the previous day. Some
comfort was distracted by traders
from the banks showing Of small
loss for the week, the opening OF call
money at 4a+ per cent, the lowest figure
for the week and the announcement Of
further engagement Of gold from
London amounting to S35O,OOO At its
closing the market displayed strong
tone and in general sentiment was op-
tinistiC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on
/ cal was in fair demand. and opene1 ~
~ per cent. highest, A.. per cent oIosi,p
40 per cent. Most OF the loans We.
made at 4E per cent The demand for
| tiihe money was llxht. Rates. ~ nor
/ cent Tor sixty and ninety DAYS III rer
, cent Tor four months, 81 per cent Tor
hve months. and ~ per cent for ell
months The demand for mercantile
paper was very light. Rates: 5i,Gf6 uer
cent Tor sixty to ninety days indorsed
blils receivable and choice four 10 sly
months single Names and 6 per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign Az.
change was quiet but steady. Ruslnes.
was on small scale. Yesterday's nno,
tatons were: Demand sterling 4 stasS5
tS: sixty-day bills, 4S11 sgIb. .bo,,
francs. 5.3es; short reichsmarks az.
plus lsi "'' ''s
DOMESTIC EXCHANCE-Bosto nor.
charleston. par selling; Chicago. l0c dls.
count San francisco, sight 90 tale
graphic TIC: Savannah. 3-is per cent ais
count. selling par: st. Louis. i5c discoiin,
bid. &c asked.
SILVER MARkET.-Ba silver VA,
steady at 20 s-l6d. an advance OF I.Isd
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-M Mexican
change on New York was quoted ~
e.0i2 unchanged. ~
sUB-TREAsURY.-IT United State.
Sub-Ireasury was a creditor at the Clear.
.rg House yesterday TO the extent OF
81, 627. Sc. VI
BANK CIEARINGs.-New York ar
changes Sp 1s2,ts. balances 3lI,SSo6l7;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation In the curb market yester-
day was almost entirely confined TO
about four or five Of the Industrial
issues At the outset considerable firm
ness developed, with decided strength In
spots, although before midday the reac.
tionary tendency set In which carried
prices down from a small traction 10
about one point in the higher priced IN
dustrials. United Cigar Stores OF Amer,
lea continued active on what was SAID
10 be manipulation. and after scoring
new high record at 1864 against iast
nights closing Of fO4H. reacted point,
but subsequently rallied to 1861 Brit
ish-American Tobacco was In fair De,
mand at a recession OF r. United
suites Motor shares were quiet, but
strong Standard Oil subsidiaries were
Ia fair demand. but irregular. STANDARD
Oil OF New Jersey was active at de-
cline of points The copper Issues
were ,uiiet and generally steady. Silver
stocks were irregular Bonds were fair
IL active Nevada mining stocks showed
some activity and many Of them 10 ed
at fair advances over Thursdays prices.
Tonopah Mining sold up from 50 90 10
S. 80 and lin Butler at 20 and II cents.
Tonorah North Star jumped UP points
over night and continued 20 climb 70 ~
cents. which was I points above Thurs,
DAYS close. Jumbo Extension changed
hands at 81 and 35 cents, and Goldheid
Merser sold up 10 81 cents. Atlanta wa /,
quite strong at % cents Did. FairVlew
Aztec was active for a short time ana
was forced UP TO 81 cents, afterward
casing off TO 49, The market Is whole
showed considerable strength and a
higher tendency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
CONSOLIDATED yycv..

From the opening at sm
market on tie Consollda,.a clOct,
change was strong and ac,ivo ''ock
the day totalled 1850 shsres @ts
the best showing as to vo, "Aieh
May Y Iast. Commission houssns
Increasing interest on the We 's1'
public, with many of tho 'e', q
operators on the exchange gtofssx,
turn to the bullish side disposs;
that a substantial rise IN u he
On a splendid harvest ar, gsNces, !,
general business might be "o imprS'
The market, despite existing ohalcs
ditions. Sales In the bslfs noae3 ,
business began on the Nev nour b
Exchange totalled f.l50 sba tors /
dealings after the call tho ,es' ID
tinued TO broaden out, with MARK, .
list for the day embracindm e ia:
different stocks. Readings aI nty4
1t the great feature OF tho ussnce .
noon. but 1t failed TO chang ,sdny a,
than l72hs. Union Pacinc hnahos /,
as nigh as l72A Detailed on sssve'
low: 'Perar0ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Markets Firm and Prices High
er in London and Paris.
rBy Gable The Tribune. !

London, Sept. 2o.-The market for high
class securities was slightly better TO-
day Consols remained steady. the mining
department displayed an improvement
and trading generally was more active.
The money influence is still the most I'm
portant question affecting market opera
lions. The uncertainty and apprehension
regarding money had tendency TO check
s equation. but so far have not caused
important iquidat on. Further goId en-;
eagcmcnte for New York are expected
and the outward movement OF the meta!
is rather disGuiet.ns IN view - Yl7
weeks Bank of England rctdrn Amen
car shares were inactive, ana qdotarona
ranged around party in the early trad
ing. but advanced In the afternoon on the
appearance OF buying orders.
Consols closed unchanged at Hs Tor
money and "a 3-l6 FOR the account Ca
madam Pacific was y higher al 20.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
SIS, unchanged from yesterday; at LIS
bon, 1000 unchanged
Paris, Sept. 3O.-Prices on the Bourse
opened higher. with some revival or mar
ket activity. Realizing in the late trans
actions caused an irregular CLOSING.
Three per cent rentes closed "a CEN
times lower at 81 francs 2Tia centimes
for tho account.
Exchange on London. % francs 2s!3 CEN
times for checks.
Private rate OF discount, Per cent
-
Berlin, Sept. 20.--There was a cheertul
tone on tho Boerse to-day. and poth
American shares and home SECURITIES
we're hrmer and more active
Exchange on London, % marks $''
pfennigs for checks.
Money. per cent.
Private rate Of DISCOUNT y, per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

Washington. Sept. 20.--At the beginning
OF business to-day the condition OF tho
United states Treasury was: Working bal
anco In Treasury offces. $685. ps; In
hanks and Philippine Treasury. sSs $40. s3f
The total OF tho general fund was s146oo =
s%t. Receipts yesterday were $3.50 IA;
disbursements were s2.deo, is2. The dencit
TO date this hscal year Is stf,Sis. s0T. as
against q dencit OF s2i, 6s4,TT0 at this time
last year: These. figures exclude Panama
Canal and public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN -, Isn 81
Mr.fc II. Booth. whose one. 70 NJ "a,
Nassau street, IN the city OF Is "a ~
shall be the registrar Of tse !. s.As or ~
under the hr,t consolidated nv 1y,s 'ssfa,
gold mortgage OF the Troy 0i rI,npip 4
Company 20 the Central TTas' n,esrrAs
New York. as Trustee, iatec nus, C's'
1892. in place OF the said Cen''s'
pany OF New York. .-,,,,h,f. 49,
Dated. this lIth "a OF pnI,sc,or.
D' o'ue' VI Wv NILSSON r. EIDE.
Secretary. United Tractcn 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

Rcston. exchanges .c.sltSso balances an oa, 2;
is9. 72o: Pittsburgh EXCHANGES so,ao 49,. sp9s /.
~. cb,cago exchanges S53. 79l.Gl. bal
apces $500, 81; Baltimore. exchanges w.
or 80 bajancea fI2l ,S3I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Friday Sept 2O-Totsl sales tor tho osN o'%'' '"a'
shares corresponding day in 1911
Total to September ~ inclusive
shar the same perioo IN el.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

- Pine tptet)
Name. Maturity. Int. Yield.
Atlantic Coast Line 4 p G. I9l3'l7.. -.
BUn & = 44A G. 1919 IL. -.
Cent Of Ga ~ ~ , p {, bell. , ~
Cent of u - c. 1912 II. ....... "A
Ches & ohio 4 p c, 1913 'l7........ 4s4
Chi d Alton 4 ~ 5 y c. i9i3-'l3.. > ~
C'Ii &, East III 4is-5 G, J0j3Ii7.... 81
On Il / & r 49, p c. 1913 H.
q Ham e. y 4k-S p g, 1913 20. 81 "a
Del & IIud ~ 2 e. 1922 .......... 80
Erie 44is-5 p G. 1913 17.......... "a "a
Hooking Valley Z "a y c, ie13|1s.. >
Ilud & Man . p c. Boo. biI ~
X G n e. 81 a. p c. 1al3-'l6... . ~
X CITY South "a :, IaI3'iS.... -. ~
I~h valley 49, y c, 1913 H.. =, AZ
nj souri, Fac . p q, 1913 l7....... 5lz "a
Mobile n Ohio Is p c. i913ri8....5
y Central Lines z , 6. 19l2-'2. ~
Norfolk & West D e. ibi2-'l6.. 500. "a -.
Pennsylvania 3's-4 p 2, l9lG-'1I.... 81.
St l. 4 4iz-5 p C, 1919 IL. 81 "a
do guar 4 { 4, r . p e. fai2p17.
sesboard a J. ~ % p g. 1912 II I'D
South. Ry a'a-s1's p c. l9I3-2i. - -
Virglnisn r. 3 r g. 1913 b.. ga ~
WABASH T. y Sla-j p =. 1919 H.. 81 ~
wheel & I. 70 g.. D c. 1892 -. -. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

Investment buying in the Pipe Line
issues carried prices slowly upward 4
very good demand for high dividend pay
ers like Buckeye Pipe Line. Southwest
Pipe Line. New York Transit Southern
Piue Line and Prairie on and Gas con
tinued. These issues still yield from 10
II per cent on The Investment at current
prices. Standard oil OF Indiana was also
very strong. advancing from 80 to 90
The tone of the remainder WAS very firm,
With. however, alisEt price changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

The Tribune has selected fifteen ra'-
roads and twelve industriais from '"o
present leading listed stocks ana mas
begun a special table Of average TO %
published each day.
In IN. Industrial list only industr rails
have been included Most other in""''''"'
list. used for average tables are mIed
with mining aud public utility issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

The following were the closing Quota
lions for STOCKS In which there were no
transactions yesterday on the Now York
Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

FURNISHED by Charles T.. Barney 4 20. No rs
liroad street, New York and No. ie2 South
ith street, Philadelph,a)
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orrIcK or TIE uNIrED GAs IMrao, z

mont IonpHHY. y. v. IoTn0r Br05d and
Arch sis. Philadelphia. sept. II, 1912
TIRE Directors have this day declared n
quarterly dividend 81 two per cent. Isl 90
per shsrs}, payable Oct. 10. 1912. 10 stock
holders Of record al the close Of business
Sept. co. 1912 Checks VIII be mailed
LEWIS LILLE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NiCiPAl BONDS.

Furnished BY Zimmermanp & Forshay. No. 0
Wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOt,Tutt,N pAryyaN rnupxN-

30 Church St. New York. September 10. 1912
DIVIDEND or TWO AND OND HALF
PREF ERRED STOCK ~ this Company, pay
able on Monday, October .. 1912 10 stock
holders % record 81 the close % business sat
Urday. October .. 1912.
X. ID. LANDLORD. Secretary.
q Wall Street New York. September 49, 1919
On october 2s, 1912 the Voting Trustees for
Preferred Stock Trust Certificates OF tire
6outhern Railway Company. WHICH HAVE
ASSENTED TO THE EXTENSION AGREE
MENT or AUGUST a. 1902, viii be prspaf ed
20 distribute the above dividend Of two and
one half per cent f2i1ee) when received By
them among The parties entitled thereto, aB
same appear % record on their books at the
close Of business October 8, 1912.
j. f. MORGAN e. co.