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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Dividends Declared.

Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE & Chicago resu-
lar quarterly OF "a per cent on guaranteed
nayable April Z. and 2. per cent on special
guaranteed. payable April !.
pabst Brewing Company, regular quarter
Is OF ia. per cent payable March -.
Guggenho.m Exploration Company. quar-
terv OF 3ia per cent payable April 70
stock OF record March -
Manhattan Railway Company. quarterly OF
Ia. per cent. payable April 20 stock OF
record ylrch 10.
NarragaI sett Electric Lighting Company.
quarterly OF 81, payable April 70 stock OF
record March &.
North American Company, quarterly OF u.
per cent. payable April TO stock OF record
March ~
Packard Motor Car Company, quarterly OF
Is. per cent on preferred. payable March IA
10 stock OF record March ..
St Joseph. South Bend & Southern Ran
road Company semi-annual OF 2'= per cent
on preferred and per cent on common, pay
able March 10 10 stock 81 record March 10.
South West PENNSYLVANIA Pipe Line Conn
ptny quarterly OF s.. payable April to
s,ocl, OF record March 10.
Yukon Cold COMPANY. quarterly Of - per
cent payable March ~ 10 stock ~ record
March -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Department Alone Shows
Sign of Activity-Bonds
Almost Inactive.

There was little business transacted .on
the New York Curb yesterday, due to the
inclement weather and the inability OF
many of the brokers and traders living
out OF town to get to the city. Practically
the only sign of any activity was in the
oil department. where the crowd hud-
died together to keep warm. Standard
OIL, of New York, advanced a couple
OF points at the opening. but eased on
later. showing a small gain at the close.
The list generally was firm.
There was no business OF any impor-
lance IN the industrial department and
mining shares were dull. Canadian Pa
cifc notes were the only active spot in
the bond department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
MINNEAPOLIS Gas Light.

Controversies between the Minneapolis
Gas Light Company and the City OF
Minneapolis. which have been going on
for three yeats over the ordinance re-
ducing the price of gas to 20 cents
thousand cubic feet. have developed
new feature, L. W. Bemis, of Chicago
and Charles l.. Pillsbury being employed
to make a new physical valuation of the
companys property. The report of the
company for 1913 shows that while the
7O-cont rate was in effect only part OF
the year the company showed a low sur
plus Of S21 900 The company has only
100000 capitol stock, OH which per
cent dividends have been paid, but II has
an outstanding funded debt of S6,3lS,OoV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
$780, 100000 RY. MORTGAGE
Coast Line Stockholders Asked
to Vote on New Issue.

Directors of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, 1t was announced yesterday,
have called a special stockholders meet
ing at Richmond. Va. on April !, to Gre
ate new mortgage OF S200.000,e0. under
which bonds can be issued at varying in
terest rates. OF the new bonds about
100000 will be reserved for refunding.
leaving 100000 for other requirements.
In its notice to stockholders the COM
pany said it had decided to forego further
bond Issues under q 100000 UNIFIED
mortgage created i'm 1909, on which the in
terest rate was fixed at per cent. and
under which s9,6s700 bonds have been
issued. The prevailing market price OF 90,
the notice adds, has made II inadvisable
to put out further securities under this
mortgage, owing to heavy bond discount,
which would have to be written off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
COTTON QUIET
AND LOWER
Business Hampered by Storm
Conditions, and Price Changes
Few and Small.

With the local cotton market practically
isolated by the storm. business especially
after the close OF Liverpool. was prac-
tically ut standstill. Five or six points
covered the general range Of changes,
and the issuance of a few additional
March notices increased the premium for
that month TO about 80 points over May
but the changes were not regarded as
significant, and the close was steady
with April up points and the rest of
the list 10 points down There were
TO quotations received from southern
spot markets. and the local market heid
auict at lS.O5c for middling upland no
sales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Twenty six Years After.

,.so weather. Of course, was tho main
10 ~ discussion IN brokerage offices. IL
HE that there should be COM
s.r,son with the blizzard of March T.
,sSs and perhaps the conclusion, too, was
,.,,;table that the record made then
-, the Stock Exchange was shut up
co. two whole days together, would stand
,or.vsr Nowadays the means Of commu-
.,o.t,on are much more numerous than
,hav were then, and the same Is true OF
49, means of transportation. Then the
x..,oial district was n maze of overhead
wires and there were 10 subways or tuoes
- tunnels: neither were there electrlc
,.,s or electric sweepers. People set out
CO.. VAL street from uptown or New Jer-
-, or Long Island like Scott or Mawson
:. ccnouest OF the Antarctic. Yester-
a.y however, though wires were broken
or.rbeaa. messages went safely under
s-ound 10 all the great cities of the East,
!, not the West BY noon, too, many OF
-. overhead wires were back in service
Tba mails were delayed, but eventually
,bsv came-some Of them. Even people
e.rns-fewer than usually come, but more
han have appeared after other great
.,orms Perhaps IL is because furthest
vor,h and furthest South explorations OF
the last few years have set new stand
ora FOR adventure, but IL is no longer held
ae.srvsilous 10 have made Wall street
iron, Madison Square or Hampstead or
NorricfOW0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
II y NTT
Manhattan.

international Railway Co.-M. rihAsis'e'"'
FEB. 2I 1914 Slg6 So. .,., ~ .
Lane. Richard H-Tremper CONSTITUTION ~
Feb 6. 1912; Sl6s 10. ,r ,,,,
o. Neill a Bristol Restaurant Co-Ihree ,n III
bred and Sixty-four sixth Avenue Co'npS"' ,
FEB 10. Iyli, sl695 "A. -, .o
Schneider. barnet s-A. Schlang; June "
1913: Si0s u. . ,,,...A.,h.~..
conn. Nathan IA. scheps; Jan. 81 1914
s524 81 , ,,,.-t,. ,ar
-, Narbsu,s & Co Old staten Island Dye
iU, Co. Estate. May 7. 1913. 500 20 900.
Same-M ". Birge &c Sons CO.. May l. 1910
Manhattan Spring Bed Co. Feb. %
1913. $40 ST. NJ.
Same -Steckler bfannt Shu'F ~ '"' v
same - Thompson & Co: May 20, 1913; ssit ~
SAM triumph Couch Bed Co-May I, 1913
shin Lena-Cuy Of New York Jan 5. 1914
vacated; 1924 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Interstate Railways.

The income account of the Interstate
Railways Company for the year ended
January 81. 1914 shows earnings of
s545725. compared with s554.96S Tor
1918. Interest oil collateral trust 4 per
cent bonds amounted 20 s4S1,064, with
like amount for the previous year, leaV-
ing 2 surplus after expenses Of s11o,59s'
as compared with sl19.55O for the pre-
ceding year. During the fiscal year ended
January 81, 1912, there was paid 70 the
company S2S9,717 by several of the un-
DERIVING companies 70 hquldate all the
unDaid interest of moneys advanced by
the Interstate Railways Company These
PAYMENTS ceased with that year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The upstate Public Service Commits
son has granted permission 10 the Scran-
ton q Binghanton Railroad Company to
acquire the capital stock Of the Bing-
hamton Railway Company. The Bling
hamton Railway Company operates for
ty-eiSht miles of track has about $500
GOO gross earnings a year, with ssdS,sss
capital stock. on which per cent diVi-
donds have been paid, and Sl,9SO,Ooo
funded debt. The Scranton q Bingham
ton Railway Company is TO supply power
10 the Binghlmton Railway. The price
to be paid is so. and il is reported that
90 per cent Of the stock has already as
Snnfed IN the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
WHEAT RALLIES IN CHICAGO
First Crop Scare of the Season
Drives Shorts to Cover.

Chicago. March 2.-Inciplent crop dam
age had a rallying effect to-day on wheat
especially the July delivery As a result
the market closed steady at prices rang
ing from l.c off to ila3sc up, compared
with Saturday night Corn made net
gain of isc TO ssc and oats Of l-l6c to &c.
In provisions the finish varied from
shade decline TO rise of 1isc. Wheat
spectators who had been selling short
ran 10 cover when scattering advices
came from Nebraska Missouri and parts
of Illinois that alternate thaws and freez-
ing had worked considerable harm IL
was the first time this season that crop
damage news appeared genuine. Range of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Business for foreign account In this
market yesterday was about 5000 shares
% balance.
ntocIh)lders % the Nichols Copper
-'mpsny q. a special meeting yesterday
psea 10 Increase the capital stock from
,tpp1D00 % ss00G.OJJ By authorizing
~. Issuance ~ 1900 900 preferred
~ The rev stock VIII be Issued al
March a.
Many AfamG kahie- WAS elected pres
..snt u tho New York Mortgage and
4,.pfity Company and fhc New YORK
f4s lnsnrsncs Company, 20 succeed
'"'pn " James. resigned.
ne United states stcei Corporations
-Dhiis1 tonnage for February. 81 ese
'sNHia'e1 yesterday. VIII show an in
.esss % aDoD' 100000 tons. about the
~ NJ Increase ~ for January The cor
s,.nurn vii begin the construction thi5
4, Tx, on several units ~ its NO. plant
anyway, Canada.
~~oorb ~ copper for the month OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
New Orleans Railway & Light.

The New Orleans Railway & Light
Company System reports gross operating
revenues for January of s652,464, com
pared with s6O5. OO9 for the same month
last year. an increase of s27,454. Net
operating revenue amounted to s311,S69.
against s295,413. & gain of sl6,i56 The
surplus from operations for the period
after all charges and dividend deductions
was sos, 55S, compared with Sl06,262 for
January OF last year. an increase OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for copper
was nominal. with eicctrolytic quoted az
JA62Lq14sIisc and casting l431iaglio2'9e 90.
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange vas
dull with spot March and April quoted 1900
IL pc In London copper closed az l5i 5s for
spot ard fGf 15s for futures
TtN locally unchanged. @ith spot a.
"a SOT3S zoe In London tin closed firm a.
flTg Is "a for spot and fii5 Is Cd for future.
LEAD quiet; New York spot. 3so44ooc. IN
London lead closed a. fl3 lis Ga. 90
SPELTER quiet; New York spot, 5.Ihr
537nc and In London speter closed at III
$3.50.
fRON-The local market VSs undf ar2ed ~
Sl5dSi5 80 Tor No 1 foundry Northern and
sii 1855 % FOR no = Northern. No souther .
and soft. Cleveland warrants. SOS "a IN
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03

Albany, March 1.-The following incor-
poratlons have been fled with the Sec
rotary of State:
El-Ess-Kay Dress COMPANY. Manhattan.
dress and kindred articles: $40 900. Isaac Ito
wich Nc. rs West 18Th street. New York
Rose A. kaufman. New York, Louis SiegeL
Zimmerman Company. Buffalo realty So
90; J. J. Zimmerman, Buffalo, Joseph J.
Helbling, Bert Ravens Buffalo.
$40 coo: william r. Altman. No. l772 Madison
q enue New York; Frank r. Ksrlsen. Jr,
New York. William :. Gordon Brooklyn.
Tally-Ho Buffet Lunch Company. Manhattan.
Rubin. The BronS.
Brady 4 Scott Manhattan, dealers IN leather.
etc. $50 900, Charles s. Brady, No ZOO Abe
marie Road. Brooklyn. Harold W Scott, NJ.
otto Hrschfeld. Brooklyn.
EntNise 8 Co. Mneola' Ls GGS Islsnd,
Entwisle Mineols: Frank Entwisle. Minnie
Beumann. Brooklyn
The STANLEY Utilities Company. Manhattan:
deal IN mechanical, electrical and chemical
appliances: $1,000; Charles II. STANLEY. No.
500 West I57th street. New York; Cynthia
stanley md Frank Hauser. New York.
Twenu-frst street and Fifth Avenue Cor
poration. Manhattan. realty; 100000. N. lie
,itie Mathews. No. ~ East 42d street Ne"
York, Grace Hanson and susan A Mediation
New York.
I'm automobiles etc So. 900. Estelle l.. Bar
clay Buffalo: James q. Barclay Buffalo,
Bertha NJ Ri,c. Rochester.
itsco Incorporated. Manhattan. deal in the
afro curtains. appliances. supplies, motion pict
ures etc $500 900 George II. Calaehsn. 40.
80 West 30th street. New York. Harry kuh
and Chandler Cobb, New York
Perfection Film Company. Manhattan; $40
900. Harry Freed No 1912 Clinton avenue.
New York. Louis Berger and W. Almozov,
New York.
r. Comnlnakl & Co. Manhattan. fruit and
mercha ndis.: $1,000 sriro Miaresis. No NiI
East 9Th street Brooklyn. l.. ComninaM.
BROOKLYN: Patrick Y Kings. stspieton.
Hartford Tire Company, Manhattan. $1,000.
T. J. Forhan. No. lo4 Nassau street. New
York. r. y knowltcn aud 5. " Bowling New
York
Century Nentilattg Company, Bronx, $40
600. benjamin r Foster. No. 20 Maiden Lane.
New Work: Joseph !. Cunningham and Will
i'm Thomas. Bronx.
Coopcrae- Scat Company. SIN 900 Alssrnon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The tonnage market was exceptionally quiet
there being no change IN rates Quotations 20
Liverpool. I'D nominal. London and Glasgow
I'd ROTTERDAM. &C.: Hamburg ard Bremen. 20
pigs; Hull. "a April. Bristol. 2'+d April; An.
werp "a asked. Cork for orders. = ID nomi
nal: picked ports. large tonnage Is Il1duis
NJ cotton 10 Liverpool. per 100 ~ 2pa1ac
Charters Wegian steamer. 2,3oi tons Goa
Philadelphia 10 Genoa or SaV0na. los ID
prompt British steamer H. ss tons, susaf
cuba to the United Kingdom. private terms
March: British steamer. $500 tons. ore. Nat-
Nix 10 Philadelphia. private terms. prompt
British steamer pas tons. sugar north shore
Cuba 10 north OF Hatterss, private terms
PROMPT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
100000
THE THIRD AVENUE RAIL WAY CO.
First Rsfunding Mortgage 4qb Gold Bonds
Due January |, 1860

100000 Retundng
Mortgage Rfundng Mortgage
YORK Trustee dated De
b
under dateof Novemb l.andDe
SI9ONO o Mortgage already been issued
o TO
December dated January H. 9lz
1913
and aside
now 70 W o
srduum the
authorized by the
and or
Sl7O0O First Mortgage SO Gold Bonds and
S0MN Bonds S+NV
o under lien the
Rcundng Mortgage The the bonds offered Tor
authorized by the Public Service
Comm by rider 1914
proposals purchase bonds will be
Wall Borough of Manhattan New
the balance of the purchase will be
made full when
the ptNn and OF the paym
making Ines scrb stockholders the
be
Ito the Of March,
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY co.
WHITRIDGE
Preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03

Hvnes. lanes. ri W stclls, $3.50 SO.
HOFFMAN, Philip William Hoffman and Albert
Pruibil-s. sleporranek; SIN 10; r
kimmerle. August j., and Harry Is. Dawes
n. Richters sons, sl329 80.
Kurras. Edward J.-IIardman Tire and Rub
her CO.. 500 So
atrucuon Co. Inc.-Gustaye RAIDER CO..
i1mparoni. Chares-J NJ. Van Houtsn. 500.
Mott. fIoDper Sc. n Doll s'gs 90.
AcGuiie. Alice-M. j.. kimbali S59 20.
Mlliron. Ira Al. \. DUNES. 1901 ~
Ochs, Lee "A. n. Woods: costs, sSO2 90.
O'Connell. James Indian Refining Co. OF
Quinby. Fred III L. Phelps. 500 o.
Koyov,ki Henri Manner Electric CO., SOL o.
Robinson. Cornelia :, Frederick s. and Gil
bert Colonial Bank. s559 2S
sapirmsn Jacob-Chicago varnish Co. $40 o.
smith, Frank FL. Fragner, s2,79S o..
siesel David Daniel a Weinberg and Ben
Saunders. Faith R.-R. g. Daniel, 1926 75
Sleberu. William P.-L. Joseph ct al, geo ~.
Trade Mary !. and Mary J.. Lyden--D. Herbs.
Van Loan. Hannah C-Henry Phipps Estates.
vanderyecr, Frank F.-Atlantic Mutual Insur-
ARIZONA turquoise Mines Co.-E. Margolies,
SSH %.
A. Estelman Co-Riverslds steel Casting Co,
SOS S.
Adm G. Pierce Co.. Michael J; Caravan and
David Deign-C. Otto $3.50 81.
Baker, Smith & Co.--D. Kelly. 1851 o..
city OF New York-C H. Murphy, 1850.
Same-P. j. Kenney. $3.50.
samoa Foley sl,296 81.
Frsbie. Coon & Co.-Sherman & Bryan, Inc
sCO7 q.
Wendoyer- Bronx Co. Abraham silverson and
Julius Mueler-North Side Hosting Co. Inc
1903 81.
Hewett. Edward Getty of New York, s6s5 So
Lyons, John-Same. $40 %.
Pape. John T.-Same S27i 81.
Rudolph Herman C.-Same SH9 20.
Soree. Frank-Same. s23i 10.
Snediker. John same S2l4 81
Weller. Henry B-Same. s27i 81
BOYLE. Edward--City of New York, SSiS'
Clark Basil F.--Same. s21t 81.
Cobv. Thomas H.-Same S23i 10.
Dowdell, John F.--Same. 1874 81.
Dickson Edward B.-Same, s-H 81
Gooding. John-Same. S2li ST.
The Bronx.
Buchanan. Nat-C Stursberg, ss67 %
Brooks Solomon-A. Lyon ct al, 500 =
Boget Harry-R Rosenberg 1898 ~.
Hinners. Fred AJAX Grieb RUBBER Co.
1893 g. ..-....,
7 evenson Morris, and Starett CONSTRUCTION
90. Inc. d. Cadmus 1878 80.
Mapes. j. Frank-Eighth Avenue Triangle No''
sSS6 81. ~
Trede. Mary Id. Herbs, SJ9i o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Aurora, EIsin & Chicago Railroad.

Gross earnings for the month of Jan
uary Of the Aurora, Elgin & Chicago
Railroad Company are reported as s14o.-
4S4. compared with Sl4O.57S last year.
gain OF s4906 Net earnings amounted
TO $44.596. against s43.6ll for the same
month in 1913. q loss Of $5.OLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03

liverpool cables: spot. a tair JUSTICE
doing: sales. 5000 bales speculation and eN
port. 500: American. 1000. Imports. ls.VV'
American, $4,000 Mid-upland. 100. FUTURES ..a,
opened steady. 10 points of. closed gulet'
al "A net ,leciinc Of 81 70 81 points. March
and March April G.Ci cd; April May. 6OVd'
Msy-June. 6..9i-d; June-july. 6oi'2d' july
August 6JOied. Algust-septe mber- a. iod'
september October. 6.2s I'd: october NoNem-
Der 620iad; ember-December, 6.l5di Je
ccmber-Januarv and January February, . lJd
Manchester Yarns dull; cloths duh and "
regular.
New Orleans March 2-Communication WIN
other markets cut by the storm. The local
cotton market had little life to-day. Prices
had a tendency 10 sag and closed az a net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Snow Cripples Financial
District, but Fails to
Stop Its Work.
IONDON CONTRIBUTES
FOURTH OF BUSINESS
p,ilroad Earnings No Argument
for the Bulls-Full Crew
Law Hits Central.

Stow crippled the work Of Wall Street
sd not stop IT, II kept more mem
and clerks away from tho Stock Fax
T~,snd their Offices in the Street than
.r,s's series game. 1t broke telephone
telegraph wires and further interfered
1 ~ husiness by delaying for ten or
,..slca hours mails that may or may not
-. contained orders. But II could not
- the cables. and by these came or
80 for the selling OF some 1000 shares
-, cock. With their aid traders managed
" " r,ske out q day of nearly 100, 900 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUST RAILS.

Bid. Ask Bid. ASK
Am 1t & Tr.S53 S57 Manhat Trans IA
do pref Jos los Max NJ 1st pf. 21i4 y
Britain lob 2Sis eSS do "a pref. ~
do pref. 2S3. q Trans. - -
Houston OIL. II IS Savoy OIL. l2is l2'.
X Spg Tire. IS bH1 Y Cigar ST pf.1l4 n9
do pref ..125 1SO Winys-Over... G7ia 6Sis
Int Rub II ct 7st Sh do pref % 20
1. Coal 6 $50 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03

Charles G. D. Roberts has not been
represented in The Sunday Magazine
Of The Tribune for long time, but is
making amends by contributing splen-
did poem to our issue Of March 8, which
is illustrated by Charles Livingston Bull.
THE Enemy" il is called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor the
second that Of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed In New YORK
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
M | MING.
BON DIS.

Brad Cop oslo IS. lNYc as, .eslol iool,.
Oh III $50 nts 9sss 9ss, NYC AS. '60.l0l 1Ol.
Cub new 5s.. 9S3x 985s SO Ry so nts 99ia a9ls
Kel spg As 72 Is West Pac IS. ssh 70
tSes cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following Judgments tor amounts
Of more than 500 were fled yesterday I'm
New York County. the first name beinS
that OF the debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
February :otalled S4,3si tons. compared
with e6,767 tons for February last year.

February :otalled S4,3si tons. compared
with 26,761 tons for February last year.
The Central Trust Company viii as
sign 10 holders of certificates OF interest
in Southern Pacific Company stock, as
registered ON March .. the right to sub
scribe for Southern Pacific Company ,
per cert tWeutN-ycar convertible gold
bonds The stock Exchange has ruled
that the certificates be not quoted OK
rights on that date.
The United Dry Goods Company re-
ports net income for the six months
ended January Is. 1915 OF Sil02.3l4,
compared with sI.OSo.S7l cor the same
period last car Balance after preferred
dividend was S722.S66. equal to sol per
cent ON the common, compared with
$1O2.SS9 OF 4.Si per cent. last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Manhattan.

Abramoyltz. isador and simon solohioh -
People. etc. $1,000. .,,, 20
packworth. Edw J-Jnited pisuners, go go -
Rernard 4 Bulge. lnc.-W Federman' SiVV Co
Cohen LOUIS Essg, 1919 -. 1900
connolly, Eugene-M y. Miller ct a. S2lo 10
nownev wallace. Simon et al. sSos 10
Fuhrnann Henry +. T. J.. or julius ana Dora
Fuhrmann--C T.. Maehe. $50 =
Goldston MsN-A. Mugler Si1S :
Colfstein Jacob-B. Altman 500 -. 800, ...,
Hamburg Alfred PIP T. Hamburg 500 W
Iicfter. Julius Nm. sfrnsburgcr SIS ~.
Hutchinson. Samucl-Poalc, Peacock MOTT
~ Nos York. s"iI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
M ! NiNG.
BON DS.

SIC 600 Can Sc notes. 1898. 1887. 1889. 1887.
'Ex dividend. tsells cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
pITTsBURGH STOCKS.
MINING

q 30 PITTS coal deb 10 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany, March THE following incor-
poratlons have been filed with the Sec
rotary of State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

Sells cents per share.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-22

Mans most serious rival in the air
is the society woman who has been
lured blythe delights Of flying.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-22

Selma. [ agerIof5is the only woman
who ever received the Nobel prize
for literature,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-13

land aud France are opposed IN this
""'' inc governments of these states
q" not want war The kaiser emphat-
l'ally does not want war. And vet
war Is raging, Let some keener mind
tl'nn mine solve the gruesomc riddle
II we're 70 guess an answer To it,
! would say Russia. A fight between
/ hiRhly civilized nations fomented bv
the miserable iutrigues Of a petty Raj.
hah state. kussia has yet TO make It's
ilrst substantial offering on the altar
ot human progress.
"A thousand times rather would
prefer to see the organization ana
E'hlus oI The Teutonic races regulate
the continent Of Europe than to per
mt the autperncy of the Romanoffs
to extend It's sway by single province
NY heart aches to sec the German ma
ilohal life, fostcred with such lovin,
care for 80 many years, made the
stake IN war brought about bV tbe
inflated ambitions of the Russiun
sluvs
10 smut down the laboratories and
clinics and deprive the German genius
VI its opportunity for furthering sci /
ence IS alone crime crying to heaven
FOR vengeance.
war deals IN human life az reck- (
iesSiy as The gambler in money. I'm.
aEihe the point Of view of n command /
ing general who is confronted with the
task Of taking a fortress. "'rhnt posi.
tlon Will cost me 5000 lives; II win be
cheap at that price. for 1t must bo
taNen he discounts 5000 lives as
easlly as the manufacturer marks or
So'uoo FOR depreciation And SO &. .O00
MONIES are saddencd that another flag
may tly over few feet Of fortified
masonry What a grim Joke for Eil.
rope to play upon humanity