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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
NEW YORK CURB.

Renewed weakness developed IN the
curb market Yesterday with heavy se'-
ing in some of the specaltes which nave
been under pressure during the last Few
DAYS while small offerings in other parts
Of the list were also followed by rather
sharp reactions Around midday covering
brought about rally when IN Some
c,ses carried values above the previous
closing United Cigar Stores OF America
was again the principal feature Al ."e
outset. selling simultaneously IN TWO III
ferent groups at points apart. AFTER ue-
clining from o. to 20 it subsequently To-
lied to 92s,. Tobacco Products preferred
after slight recession, was bid up about
. noints The Standard Oil subsidiaries
were reactionary. In some instances
losses extended from to > points. The
conner shares were fractionally lover
British Columbia was active but weak.
In the Nevada market the feature OF me
trading was North Star. which openeu
AT SIC and declined TO a low OF @ic'
Toward the close this issue received sooo
support and moved up to final transsc-
tions at 3rsc lin Butler changed hands
a. 81 1-ls and 81 Ooss. and closed in good
demand al the latter price. From cary
sales at 81 l-l6 Tonopah Merger dipped 10
81 Osi. and closed with more wanted ao
This figure. West End sold at 81 5-i'' Miz-
nah Extension at 72c. and Pittsburgh 81
Yer Yer Peak was bought at SIC; Sales were
made in Belmont at 500 and In Tonopah
Mining AT S5Ss. Jumbo Extension sI'el
an advance from &c 10 &c sV'u VII ~
DC atlanta sales were at 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
NEW ALCIS-CHALMERS co.
Will Take Over Business OF
Former Corporation To- day.

Milwaukee, April l5-Judge f. A. Gel
ger, of the United States District Court
to-day approved the deeds in the Alis-
Chalmers foreclosure and administration
suits and the Alls-Chalmers Manufactur-
ing Company the new organization. takes
over the property and will operate the
business. beginning tomorrow.
j. II. McClement. of New York city, IS
chairman Of the new board OF directors
and Fred Nogel. ir., of Milwaukee Is
chairman of the executive committee
The officers of the new company are Quo
If. Falk. president; Max w. Babb' wee
president and general attorney: L. T.
Bower. secretary. and +. Woodland treas
urer. all Of Milwaukee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
PLAN FOR DETROIT SOUTHERN
Protective Committee Announces
Method Of Reorganization.

The protective committee OF the Detroit
Southern Railroad, Ohio Southern Di-
vision, has adopted plan for the re-
organization OF the property subject to
the mortgage lien. The plan provides for
raising t2,247,500 to provide funds for the
purchase OF the ohio Southern Division
mortgage the upset price for which was
fixed at 81 $4,000. TO cover repair of dam
ages caused by foods and permit better
ments and Improvements.
The proposed new company that is 10
take over the Onion Southern Division will
authorize 81. 10000 3 per cent first mortgage
bonds. s2.2J0,0O0 adjustment mortgage )
per cent bonds. $4,000 per cent nom
cumulative preferred stock and $500 0o0
common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
BOLTON HALL A DEFENDANT
Tarrytown Man Sues for $1,000 He
Put Into Publishing Company.

Bolton Hall, attorney at law. at No. %
Pine street, single tax advocate and
author. was made defendant yesterday In
the Supreme Court In an action 10 re-
cover 81, 900 invested in 1909 in the Arcadia
Press. concern formed, ii is alleged.
chiefly TO publish the output Of Mr.. Halls
pen.
Edward w Bovine, the plaintiff, who
,i,oe If No. "a North Washington street,
Tarrytown, declared that the investment
was made because of promise by Han
that II the printing concern was not pay ,
ing dividends OF 10 per ha cent a. oc ana h isa
pa Pr az the wear Hall would buy in the
st a1 at the price BOVINE paid for, II.
S'P Hairs counsel appeared yes,erGay be.
fore justice b diea ihat Mr tn" BOVINE ne had
~ ~ iooe,sblished cause of action. Justice
= ebman reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
PLAN ISLAND FOR SEWAGE
Reports Favor Disposal of City
Refuse in Omen Sea.

New Yorks sewage Will in time be as
charged In the open sea, If the pans vi
the Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
based on the reports Of Gilbert ). fo"lci
and John D. Watson, are adopted. THESE
plans call for the construction OF an ISL
and. the only one ever used for such d
purpose three miles south Of coney ISL
and. 10 which the sewage viii oe puii'peu
from Manhattan. After screening u VIII
be tubed out into deep water TO secure
efectual diffusion. Having the sewage
tanks on the island would obviate the
usual troublesome claims for compehsd-
Ton which result from the depreciation III
The value Of property adjacent to such
Places
TIE island could be extended indefinitely
as necessity for extension arose, ana Us
location would enable The superintendent
OF the sewage works 20 observe the eDp
ana flow Of the tide and regulate the DIS
cnafse OF his tanks accordingly. <lr'
watson estimates the cost OF the scheme
At hooeoo.oOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
BOND DOTS.

j. J. Goodale, secretary Of the Board OF
Public Works of Camden, Kershaw Coun-
ty. s c.. will receive proposals until noon
on April % for 10000 municipal water
works and $4,000 municipal electric light
plant per cent twenty-forty-year option
coupon bonds. denomination 1900 and
dated May !, 1913
The First National Bank Of Crestlne
was the successful bidder on April : for
80. 500 3 per cent street improvement bonds
OF Crestiine. Crawford County. Ohio.
II is reported that the, New England
Mutual life Insurance Company recently
negotiated n temporary loan of $4,000 with
south Portland, Cumberland County Me.
W. Q. Shott. county auditor OF New
PHILADELPHIA. Tuscarawas County, ONO
will receive proposals until p. m. April
for 10000 per cent bridge construc-
ton bonds. denomination $1,000. and dated
Aprn %. 1918. Accrued interest to be paid
by the purchaser.
J. r. sutherlin & Co., OF Kansas CIV
we're awarded recently the $1,000 per
cent thirty-year waterworks and sewer
system extension bonds OF Sapulpa' creek
County, Okla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
CURB ECHOES.

The latest report from the oil fields
of the Mexico Company states that wen
No 10 is down 2,ll0 feet, Wen No. % is
down $50 feet, and the production for
the week ended April Y was $500 barrels.
The Prairie OIL and Gas Company $
nine line runs for March amounted 10
2. no $50. an increase Of $40 90 over Fe5ru-
arv and PSI 3H over January. Deliveries
amounted to 2.769 $50, a gain Of S2iSos as
compared with February and decrease
of 2l5. 765 as against January.
The Alaska United Company during
February crushed 1880 tons OF ore in the
Ready Bullion mill. yielding s36s6i. or 81 90
a ton. I'm bullion and concentrates, the net
profit being estimated at SELF. IN me
foot Claim mill 1884 tons of ore were
crushed. yielding si6,74, or 81 IS ton
so 633 being the estimated proht
The Trinity Gold Mining Company has
issued its annual report for the fiscal year
ended November 30. 1872 II shows hat
the indebtedness OF the company was re-
duced from sl54,3e2 at the beginning OF
the year to 5000 at the end, being a
net decrease Of s79,S50 during the period.
On ore development the sum OF SlO'S2
was expended. Net earnings Tor me
period amounted TO 53S,o32. which sum,
added to the amount Of the earned sur
plus, accrued az the end Of the hscal
year for 1911, brings the total earned sur
plus up to SlO4,797 at the present time.
The ore bearing lode. Of which the opened
part is a comparatively HAT lying BODY
some forty feet in thickness, as disclosed
BY the various outcroppnss and In noun
tain slides. had been extensively proven
by development work done by the com
panv. The general manager reports tha'
there was milled for the year mp to Au-
gust l. 1912. 1850 tons Of ore, having al
average value of 81 So R ton. Avera5 &c
extraction for the year was 8l@ per cent
compared with so per cent for the seven
months ended November 20, 1911. MillinS
costs were 81. 0l5 ton. as against 81 for the
previous seven months The total operdt-
| ing expense, including mining. was S2'fi'
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
WALL ST. ENCOURAGED
Stamp Tax Repeal Bill Favor
ably Reported at Albany.

The legislative committee OF the Con-
word from Albany that Senator Hener-
mans bill repeating the s. stamp tax on
sales of stock had been favorably reported
by the Senate Committee on Taxation ana
Retrenchment. the only amendment being
that the law is to take effect on January
/, 1914.
IF it doesn't show anything else. it shows
that the appeal to reason and argument
will be listened to at Albany as elsewhere.
That is all we ask"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yes
terdav on the Stock Exchange amounted
10 about l5.coo shares, all on the buying
side.
Dividends nave been declared as fol-
lows:
National carbon COMPANY. regular quarterly
or -, por cent on the preferred stock pavable
Ma - TO stock Of record May 3
Midwest OH COMPANY. per cent on the
preferred stock payable April %
Sears -ROebuck d Co. regular quarterly If
~. per cent on the common stock PAYABLE
May 70 TO stock OF record April so.
Charles II. Sabin. vice-president Of the
Guaranty Trust Company. denied vester-
day that he was 10 become member OF
the firm of J. p. Morgan & Co
For the seventh time The annual meet
ing of the United States Motor Company
was adjourned Yesterday. owing 10 lack
Of quorum. The next attempt Will be
made on MAY 10.
Frank \. Drury has been elected di-
rector of the Batopias Mining Company,
10 succeed \. w Zimmerman.
II. VI. kochersperger has been elected
a director OF the New York Connecting
Railway 10 succeed Lewis Cass Ledyard.
March sales of $. :. Kresge X Co. ag-
sregate Sl.032.57s. an increase OF s257,939
over last March three months sales were
s2565 e6i, q gain of S65S,l3S. as compared
with the same period Of 1872.
The Chalmers Motor Company reports
for nine months ended March 81 net
earnings 81 si.l0s42l. an increase Of Sl2.-
80. as compared with the corresponding
period of the preceding year.
The National Tube Company has ad-
vanced It's price on merchant steel pipe 81
a ton This is being followed by similar
advances by the Independents.
The Hamburg-Amehcau steamship
Company for 1912 earned 56Sl6,2Y marks.
out Of which were paid 3.2lS297 marks in
interest on preferred loans and S9.0iS.'63
marks FOR depreciation I'm value OF ships
End as reserve for insurance fund ledE-
ing lf.ei9.223 marks. out OF which divi-
dend of 10 per cent, or l5.'JD.~o marks
was tcldIed.
The report Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company for the quarter ended
March 81 shows "A gross OF sll.col'"V. Net
revenue was 81. 100. 500. decrease Of Sllo'-
laO. as compared with last year Surplus
after interest and dividends amounted to
s27. 800 a decrease Of sl0.2Sc. Tho report
for the eight months ended February y
shows gross earnings Of so,l7e55i. AN in
crease OF tS9lS.l72. the balance. after eN-
penscs. amounted to S2.3l9 $50. a decrease
of 81 eaa. i63. and surplus for the eight
months was $5l so. compared with s.
D3s. cot for the correspondents period az the
preceding wear.
II was reported yesterday that all bur
p small amount Of the Baltimore ONO
a. per cent convertible bonds taken IN
Germany were paid In full This Is an
indication OF the Improvement in the
monetary situation there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
MINING.
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
port Of New York. as Officially reported al
the Custom House for the week ended
April - are estimated al SlS.SjS.56i. against
slSS57.72 in the previous week and SIS, i6s,
9ss I'm the corresponding week last year.
Since January 1 s29i.6isls5, against $3.50,
075 a5i in the corresponding period OF 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
NEW SHELTERS INQUIRY
Department of Justice Takes
Up Norman's Complaint.

Washington. April 11.-The complaint
made to the Department Of Justice by
Sidney Norman, who alleges that the
Federal Mining and Smelling Company is
being dealt with unfairly by the Guggen-
helm smeter interests. Will be inVestl-
gated by the government IN connection
with the pending general inquiry TO de
termine whether the American Smelling
and Refining Company is violating the
antitrust law.
Norman protested AS minority stock
holder OF the Federal. the majority OF
which is owned boy the American Shelters
Securities Company. which is controlled
by the American Smelling and Refining
Company. He charged that the Federal
Company does not receive fair price
for its ore output from the American
Shelters Securities COmpany
The government inquiry into the smelt-
ing situation will require several months
90 complete.
Sidney Norman denied yesterday that
he had asked the Department of justice
10 investigate the Stock Exchange. lie
said that so far as ne knew the action OF
the Exchange in the smelters controversy
had been honest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.


,r,rrishnd daily by Weir Bros & Co. 40. q
Broad street)
April IS, 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles u. Barney G. Co. No. %
Broad street. New York and NO. IL South
am street Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
urm WORK CITY BONDS.

'f u'hiS"'' street,
,.oo,ped interest TO be added
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INpUST RAILS.

Furnished by Harry f. Thompson 4 Co. 10
"a "'''' VI proad cfrooft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

FURNISHED boy Charles Head & CO. NO. u W al
street)
LAND.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

per cent. ~, per eent ex dly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

II was reported yesterday that all but
q small amount Of the Baltimore ONO
q. per cent convertible bonds taken h
Germany were paid In full This Is an
indication OF the Improvement IN 'he
monetary situation there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

.c..,on, interchangeable. Unregistered.
n.n. sRsristsred and coupon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
Wireless. 10 south America.

LONDON. Aug, Wireless telegra-
ply soon viii oe fully established be-
tween the United States and south
'ne.iCa States, according 10 etste
nent made to-day by william Marconi.
In an address at tho annual meeting
OF the Maroon! Company In London he
announced that a ffty-year concession
lad been granted by the Brazilian
government. which would enable the
ompany to !naugurate a wireless tee-
graph service between that count }
nd New York and elsewhere In the
United States This. Mr.. Marconi said.
would be the beginning Of \ network OF
communication between South America.
The United States and Europe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
Csabs' Mysterious Ways.
lErnn HaknAr,a KsnhlYl

Crabs have sources OF knowledge
which. to human Wow. seem very mys-
FERROUS. II not inscrutable. Tho violet
land crabs Of jamaica live In colonies
often two or three miles from the sea
To whidh they make = Journey once a
year. In spa wninS time. Then they
march straight for their destination
and act quite ~ " they had the ocean
already In sight Besides their useful
noss 49, food. along with Holsters and
other crustacea. crabs render incalcula-
BILE service A. scavengers, But for their
.lignly Appreciated labors In this re-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
WILSON GETS A SURPRISE.
wife and Daughter Retsrn Z,
Washington Unannoumced.

WASHINGTON. Aug. %. - President
Wilson was surprised to-day with a visit
by Mrs. Wilson and her youngest dauEh-
ter. Miss Eleanor. whom he had not
seen for five weeks. They had kept their
coming secret and notified tho White
House only q short time before their ar
rival
The President motored to the station
10 meet them. Mrs. Wilson and her
daughter w'll spend a few days with
tho President, returning to Cornish.
y. IT,. next week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
ROBERT c. OCDEN'S WILL
FILED TO-DAY, LEAVES
ALL TO HIS FAMILY
Two Daughters Get Hqu1l
Thirds and Brother Gets An
other BY Recent Codic1

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cu 's on ise
. o' o*
MI TN 49, man ~Vosso tns o.se
svsns shs institute one-thir OF MS
rsssduery estate. and Isft this poroon
to hb brother.
In addatton 70 . thed Of the reHaduAfy
estate end . trust fund OF 10000 Ars.
Purves 70 favOrsd WITH the GIT u the
F7fty-sixth street. house h which her
father Iiwed. and an additional $4,000 II
Rtveu IN tr,,st 10 nav the Mxes and
No., .,h.r eou..hon s,n.o>aa shs II
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"ou"e. WIG" Va NJ 800
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WOMAN STIRS CAPITOL
WITH PERSECUTION STORY
Praises Sulzer, Who Listens to Her
but Rails at Glynn for Shutting
His Door.

.,..,,,, 49,. m . ,..~
80 ,
:" ''"'n an. "o"'
"u''s VI e~e'''''"' nv W"
oay' one "'H' "ppo"'e" !" '"e ""''
ROOF" oI 'oV' o"'"er c""'''oiS ""'
demanded admittahce INTO 'he "o'er-
nors presence. StatihR that her ou"i-
ness ~as or the highest importance
and could only be conducted with him
personally.
After much importuning Of the at
tendants the woman. who subsequently
described herself az Mrs NJ l. powers
90 No .,s w., o,a ,I,,dro, ON,
'hF'"r'' street, view iorN' Su''e' ecu
In gaining access TO the Governor she
launched at once into q Wild TRADE
about being persecuted by state OF.
acials. BEFORE she could nni.b her
''
o"e" W n" a''eh"an'' VIM r"'cee'eu
IN inducing her 10 leave the chamber
without having attracted general at
tention.
Mrs Power. Immediately proceeded
10 the anartmon,. NJ Ac,,ny 6,nv f;ivn,
vh.,, f,r h.,, a., hon ~. &C.,, 90,
.,ooo..,,,u, " ',' I
-" "'"''''a"'' " 'ne
'"n,' '"','oe'. r"'''hs III 'h'S she lei'
shaking her lists and declaring that
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22

~ DC USsssno 70 Sodch so0M0n ana
develop 'chat NetIe intellect (NttIs In
his optnton) mere " to Develop
But u hef MOI he u too busy
Dragging Of ~ echtsvexscmts. II
concett scere consumption, there
Wos'd Be ooout three men on eoytA
physically souNd."
A caustic young woman who signs
the name Of the hour-Evelyn-to her
communication calls upon man to
explain why he has not undertaken
to overcome or. at any rata. to lessen
woman's supposed inferiority of mind.
The obvious answer he will make 10.
OF course. that he has tried. but has
discovered 1t to be ineradicable.
A matter Of fact. man has never
shown unwillingness to assist in the
havAInnnrnnk NJ
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Qua.trsm REID survivor Oiss.

0aan0Pen Reid survivor Oios.
LBAvENWORTH. Kan. Aus. IA
ON the hftieth anniversary Of the
Quantrsii raid on Lawrence. Kan. Col.
Dan @. scoutsn. . survivor Of that
historic border massacre OF civil war
times. died here last night ct the ass
Of sevsnty-thres. He was . newspaper
writer known IN Missouri and Kansas
ana In the days OF Horace Greeley
was = printer for the New York Trib-
uno.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
Socialist Candidate ses DOWNS

TRENTON. N. j.. AUG. 33.-Ths 60
was hlsd to-day with the SECRETARY se
state under the Gsrsn law By james =.
Reilly Of West HOboksn. He = - -
thscandidats on the Socialist tteksG He
was indorsed for nomination ~ ne
Socialist convention At Newark Nay %.
Tho hrst gubernstortal petition vas
aled by Governor James II. Hsld0.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
scnvab Concert In Park.

The Bethlehem Stesl Comany Band
Will give concert In the Mall. Central
Park. next SUNDAY evening at 9 O'Clock
This concert - donated the city BY
rhsrles NJ sohwAb. president Of the
Bsthlehem Steel Comnany. II will b
he second appearance OF the hand N
CENTRAL Park. Mr. schwab donA ting the
band once last svmm0.
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Gaia Fatally RasnaA.

Edith Miller. ten-year-oid daughter
Of Isaac Miller. = grocer Of Montciair.
N. j.. died ut the MountAinsids Hos
pitsi last night. three hours after she
had been found wrapped In flames In
her homo above the grocery. No. sS
Forest street 1t Is supposed that the
child had been playing with matches
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-22
PUTS STOP TO EMIGRATION.
Oovssnss 81 Oalista Halls DEo1us
- VniteA States anl CooOlo.

VIENNA. Austria, Aug. sa-rhs Gov.
srnor Of 0Ancia. . crown land Of Aus
tria- Hungary. has declared his deter
mAnAtaon TO stop the emigration Of I'D
ults from his country to the United
States and Canada. To-day he Or
dsred the police TO arrest all male per-
sons between the ages Of eighteen and
thirty-six and liable for military service
who attempted to lsavs the country and
to send them to their homes.
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GAVE WATSON $3.50
A Week TO Work FOR
TARIFF BOARD BILL
Lobby Inquiry Witness Says
He Hired ExC Congressman
for His Association.

WATERMELON. Avg. ss.-asssews
u 0flls0 Of Naeins. VIA. testified 70
the Senate Lobby conmitsss to-day
that sStias for ne Tari0 Commission
Association ~ employed former Rep
Psssntseivs Janas 4 Watson ct . sai.
AIRY Of use . wssk 70 WORK for q
tari6 boas1 bin IN Congress In 1909.
lie eouarmsd Martin n. Muihairs
testimony that 1uihali sAvanesd ~
nrst esee pasd watson. who was Mt
then . msmbsr Of the Housa Milss
dsnisd that the National Associaeisn
Of Manufacturers soaght to elect q
defeat candidates for once
Ailss declared ne would not have Vse-
mittsd MuihAil 70 advance the money
had he known the National Aasooiation
OF Manufacturers was to PsimAusus
him. The witness was asked 70 snuaain
letter from Mulhall saying miles -.
pected him to control Speaker Caanen.
The only explanation I can gtve d
mat Of exaggerated ego" aiA -.
"Mulhsii could not lift the OA0lssa q
control the Speaker"
Miles charged Nuihail With sosallnR .
letter he had written IN 10. snS0n9
speaker Cannon was against Q tngtR
board. He said Aulhaai used ~ iot1oe
to make II appear that Miles vas easaai.
Ing Cannon.
Henry e. Davis. q washingtoa as1sg.
nsy. who got 1900 from local ms0av
he U~A~ -