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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.
MULBERRY S

MULBERRY ST. 81. str-Sayerio Foslia TO
from May i, IOii atty. Paskus. g IL
ssT Ns ST. 81 L. aii-Emiiis Talbot to Hy
n,.rSar1 & q. ~ Cedar st,...,..,,. $50
18TH ST. 423 Il, str. part cellar and : rooms
IS. + ssd st, { yrs from May /, .islss;
atty, IgnatE Adler, 1857 list ay.. .no:o
MADISON Az lSs store cS Sns ESs les
atty, 5 Kisssistein: ls Z 10th st. ,,i.2OO
isii atty, Adam Wiener, 81 Chambers
.isr ST. 22 q. sd stic;r,y-Riivoiii Realty co
to Abr Levin. Yonkers, Y, sll-l2 yrs
from Sept 10. 1914 atty ID Levin; az
ilTT TsfA ST. 400 E. aii-Anna De Louis to
Emiddia De Leonardo, 400 L ll7th st.
2ll-l2 yrs from June l. 1914; atty. N
sTH Az, 1894, store noor and bsmt--Henry
Weiss TO John Kormann. 1924 bth av
3 yrs from May /, 1915 atty @ Eich;
9TH III" A4 ~ $40, sil.-irsabeiia NJ Hayes and
sst a st. Rounds i H. IT. h''% B. 81 cedar
PITT ST. 90. aii.Fann,e Deutsch to Harry Harry
yrs from May i. isl.; attys' Was,.rman
.OTn 81. ' se"sa T. stcis and 6s&t~
Msnes.tGn Centre co 70 ,r1 M's iaz ,sIn
1s ~ su sin sT 10 '.S sfps
CLINTON ST. 81 store--Morris Mandei-
skorn to Ignatz Hornick and ano, on
! premises 3 yrs from May !. 1918, $3.50
42D at. 455 ". store, &c--Henriette Well
TO Krkman a. Son Corp Bridget and
Water SITS, Bkyn. ga yrs from Apr !,
HOUSTON ST, $ " cor Chrystie st. theatre.
&c--Louis Minsky 10 Leon Epstein, 17s
| s 9th st. Bklyn. 6 yrs from May Is. 1914;
atty, Burksn u. isb Bway .Hs, 900
Bronx.
! WILLIS AV. $50. store and clr-Fredk W,
| Hold ct al to Leopold Oppenheimer, COO
| w li0th vt, yrs from May l, 1914; atty,
! J Baker, "a Nassau at ,".,.....,fs3 6s
! WEBSTER Az. 1910. store 2--Tremont and
| Webster Bldg Co to Gustav Sackwitz 1871 .
| Webster av. 3 yrs from Oct !. 1913:
atty, Gustav sachw'tS' leig Webster
wEBsTiER AZ. isia. store fremont a
Webster Bldg Co to Jos Hoenish. isit
| Webster av, yrs from May Il
lis; atty. Jos Hoenich.. 1919 Web;
ster Az ....-."."......"" '$sso ana s's'
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Receivers Appointed.

supreme Court-By Justice Blanchard
Harry l. fus.,elahspr , vs.; Hannah L. Karet,
Msndeiskorn. Monroe Goldwater; Louis T.
Nehmeyer vs.. ORourke Bros Company, Ed
ward C. Martin.
by Justice Phiibin-BenJamin Hart VS..
Lena Drexler. two cases, John $, Heep;
Union Theological Seminary VI. Elizabeth
]. Parkinson, Henry II. Beekman; Samuel
Shapiro VS.. Eva Cohen, Herbert J. Goodwin
Theodore T., Mccarthy vs. James Del Carlo.
Vance Hewitt
by Justice Lehman-Charies O. Pen
schuck VS.. WIN Bros, william T. Quinn;
Michel Poreelio. Va. James Riccordi
william T. Quinn.
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SUGAR ON COFFEE EXCHANGE.
Movement on Foot 10 Admit Trad
ing in Futures.

II was announced yesterday that two
seats on the Coffee Exchange had been
purchased by sugar brokers. A movement
Is now on foot at the Coffee Exchange
to admit trading In sugar futures on that
board One seat was purchased for A.
Fl. Lamborn at a price rumored to have
been $1,000 and the other was secured
by Manuel Z. R1onda of Czornikow-
Rlonda Company for $3.50.
Raw sugars have been admitted to list
Ing on the Coffee Exchange and COM
mittee OF the exchange Is now at work
on rules and regulations regarding the
trading. No opposition to tho proposal
to trade in sugar futures has been
displayed by any Of the large refners,
although II was at first expected that
they would not take kindly to the pro-
posal.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Higginson 4 Co. the London house OF
Lee Higginson X Co. will soon offer an
Issue OF : per cent mortgage dsbentures OF
Dormnn Long Il Co., an English Industrial
concern.
Arthur @. Luder.. formerly of Ashley &
Co, has been appointed trust officer of the
Jacques =. Rosenberg, New York repre-
sentative of Crews, Lichtenstadt n Co, OF
London. has planred an extended tour OF
Europe, He will return about October I.
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PLANS GERMAN STEEL BRANCH.
Becker Here to study Proposed site
In Virginia.

Drector-Cieneral Becker OF the Becker
Steel Works at Willich, Germany, who
arrived last evening by the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm H., said
he was going TO Virginia TO look over
"A site for an American branch of the
works. which furnish IA large quantity Of
lighter steel products 20 this country.
His impression IL that he can make a
larger profit by establishing branch
plant here, thus doing away with con-
siderable duty. He says he has been
offered the choice OF several sites in the
United States, and IL inclined to favor
the one In Virginia
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sao, 900 HEIGHTS SYNAGOGUE.

On the south side OF 16lst street, $50
feet west OF Amsterdam avenue syna-
gogue is to be erected for the Congrega-
a frontage of so feet and u depth OF 96.l1
feet Mitchell Bernstein. the architect,
has estimated the cost at $4,000.
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ACTIVITY AT sCARsDALE.

The Scarsdale Estates have sold to Emil
d. Otto of New York city plot e0x20O
on Greenacres avenue at Hartsdale. Mr.
Otto expects to construct residence
Scsrsdale Estates has also sold to Anna
$. Clcary OF White Plains plot on Garlic
ton place, 75x150. for investment. The
Quaker Realty Company has purchased Mt
Scarsdale ifill a plot on Berkeley avenue
belonging to Paul Mausolff containing
about half ON acre.
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INVESTOR TAKES BRONX FLAT.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD.-Kurz d.
Uren, Inc, have sold for the Huoener-
Fischer Company SO Southern Boule-
ward, a four story fiat. on lot S3.6xlOO.
10 an investor.
ST. AIMS MISUNDERSTANDING are
on for the sale Of the five story Nat at
113 St AIMS avenue II is said that
the deal will be closed to-day or to
morrow The Hat Is rs feet wide and
IS feet deep. II Is about 70 feet south
of Southern boulevard and is owned,
according to records. by Mrs. Kate
Montague.
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Gold TO tho amount OF $4,000. 900, most
OF II in coin. will leave New York to-day
on the Franco for Paris. or this amount
sl,OOo,0O0 was engaged yesterday. the
remainder earlier. The total amount
shipped on the present movement Is now
si6,00000O The firms shipping gold to-
day are Goldman. Sachs q Co., 100000
Hazard Freres $4,000. 900. and Heidelbach
lekelheimer q Co, sl,000,000.
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Referees Appointed.

Supreme court-By Justice Blanchard
Tompkine VS.. Maloney, John H. Rogan
BY Justice Philbin.-Bruere VS. I.orcnnce
George j. Gillespie: Sands vs. Fischer, Nor
gan J. o Brien. Jr.; Kissel VS.. Morgan, Rob
ert q. Monroe.
BY Justice Bijur-Bernard vs.. Bryant
Abram Ellenhogen; Appleby VS.. Mclaughlin,
John L. Bernstein; Appleby VS., Mclaughlin,
Albert Unger
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BUILDER BUYS OLD BRONX PLOT,

Sutera & Villone have sold for the Spies
estate the southeast corner OF Crotona
avenue and lS7th street, a plot loOx7O. TO
a builder, who will improve II with first
class apartment houses. 1t is an all cash
transaction. The plot was acquired by
a. w. Spies IN 1852.
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NEW TRINITY AVENUE FLAT.

Charles Il. Meyers has filed plans with
The Bronx Bureau OF Buildings for
six story brick tenement with stores. on
plot 5Ox129.2. on the west side OF Trinity
avenue, 47.1O feet north OF 15Sth street.
for Bernhard Mayer at n cost OF $4,000
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Offerings Yesterday In Manhattan,
The Bronr and BrooIrlyn.
TAT IL vEsgY STREET


"4 s5pi.ss txNE rfes s'e Two ty ETY. ic, sis
SOUTH ST. YES S0sNe siii S% wall ali =. s:S
1910; tr's sale. estate Of Christian jour.
Cd Av. SOS. Q s, sos 4sth 81. 25ixio0;
city tenmt. with store: exrs' sale, estate Of
5ames s' farrsi f'sSsea Knocked aSTn
HIST ST, ass and 27o W, ss, 100 sth av,
at w s' ~, 49, 1880
$50 . sly ienm.: .srs sale. s.!s.. Of John
,ssr& ST. Ill, y! and 40 ID. = 100
vacant; vol saioi knocked down 70 wm
t'TH ST. T. s sw fark sv. .0hsoc!
incskos down AZ ;,ss;Ssst
I'D ,np, win H9r . ,s,n 81 p.gs 1, sa.
hold; tr's sale, estate Of John McGiynn
dsssS' f Knocked down to BENJAMIN ,ss S
i0sxiooS !rrss : u,y dwls; vol .satscii
HACK ESsAcK. n J.iii summit ay, near near
Beech g, , 75x2Cs'S; S'y dwis' vol sale;
RICHMOND HILL L I-lol5 Birch st, n 8.
loG Chiches,er aVi soniis, z sly aw.S
laTa ST. ST. 81 W =. $50 " Sth av. :ciiy
Phillips E, al; partition; to D PhOsHl. II:
iISTJi At sa7 w n A 200 w 7th ay lesx
i0e.ii, 3 sty dwig--M g Maddox ast
Analia Kann et al amt due 1000 ~
for .:....;,.... 5000
AMSTERDAM Az, lseO' W 5, 90 6 lboth s..
s, vS. sly INN, snu MniSsrv y. s'
due. ,i4.isss7; taxes etc, 1ili.se, ad.
IssTH ST W, g. i7s Lenox av scs
ssii; part / ely shed and 2 sly church.
Geo schweppenhaussr az; J r Gleed ct a,
due .s.tasss; tSss oso etc tiSs;as; SUB TO-
nrst n'se OF 'I''VVV' "l'ou'heo TO june
saib ST. %, ios W "a av. a5,loos.
So nm snG $50 49,. -; as 80 -
tnS 10 nrior r,,,Es q. $40 900. to ,is
plaintiff ..,.................... .e::, 500
BY J. II. Mayors.
| 7TH Av soO-s. W cor SEA 81 (No gOil
75.5x7tl. 3 ETY. bldE--I.sasehoid. Central
Consumers Wine and Liquor Co ar'
etc s?'sso. 70 the plaintiff. ..'- ,?sdo
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
ea,i 4 sty dyir-S Y physieians' Mutual
Aid As.'n art II kan,or et al" due Is
sss.7s; taxes, etc ,a7a34; to the plain
o IN ., 40 "a a. $500
s,sty tnmt and strsLA ,sshwaFI az
s,e sssG 90. adionrueG 10 jun.
NO sar'nsI Nsrx
ea"ue ~ co..
7Th AZ loo-tv; sof sox m ~ !, "a
i? sly ioft ana str bids-o MAYER agt 4
s Realty CO ct al; due. ,sssi1aO' !S g as.
ETC. '"-sniSi 70 ,h S,, PAM" r. ,,''''''VV''
s,n or sas y 81 ~ % ay as,,cob
sly tnmt, and stores; same agt rams:
action que a;o Smoissoi sup 10 p-.W
m'se OF '.oOoo, 10 me p'a,h''n ,'''-V''''
| l34TH ST. cas- w. =, 800 sth sy 2bs
| 9s.li. sty tnt-GustAvns Sidenberg AT
Saroi;ne wan et AZ que ,sis''ol'''', is t"nn
&C '''t'Te, 10 .no p' ,a'i.'na
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NEW MORTGAGE co. DIRECTOR.

At a meeting OF the directors OF the
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company
held on Monday William L. De Bost. vice.
president Of Cruikshank Company, was
elected a director and member OF the
bond and mortgage committee.
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TAKES RIDGEwOOD HOUSE.

William +. Grant has leased for the
summer his home on Paramount road Up
per Ridgewood. n. j., TO Edgar W. Rogers
of Manhattan.
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mum Der reached on regular call 3hrs
Supreme Court-Special Term--Trials Be
sOIs Ssey GSq5' 10 NJ , pay
Highest number reached on the regular call
supreme court-special Term. cour,
opens at 10 4. NJ. Before Ganning. j.
cen a1rS cosrtGiv casn re Court opens
So, 10 asa n ss rsg ss s;5 sss By $50
r' s55 5. Eas'9 e. ! 'AS d scs
county court--criminai calendar-For
Trial Trial. Court opens at 10 a. NJ Part L. l.,
arson; vIncent Granieri rape abduction Sna
assault: Benjamin Charles, burglary, bur-
glars instruments as misdemeanor: David
Goddard. grand larceny; William J. 10th,
grand larceny: Harry Miller. alias Charles
Smith. burglary; Robert McCourt: robbery.
Part H-Before Hylan. John Nelson.
sodomy; John =. Carney, carrying danger.
Gus weapon and assault: BENJAMIN Glager
butslary. grand larceny and receiving; Tony
Deperino, grand larceny and receiving (;
glary. grand larceny and receiving; Charles
Charles Meyers and Arthur stadtmllier,
grand larceny and receiving: Walter Beech.
peSen. burglary grand iareeny ' and fscei S
and Paul Bevacqua, alias Paul Bevac.
Part III-Before Dixie. J-Ausus.
2emsch, John Karkosky and Frank Sveno-
wich. assault; Layerio Castanzo. assault
Frederick Norton. John Cronin. John Has
brouck and John Rogers common gambler
Frank Yale. Andrew Bombara and Michael
Petra, robbery and assault.
Surrogate's Court. Court opens at 10 a.
NJ in the Hall OF Records second floor.
BEFORE Ketcham, S.---wills OF William
Evans, william SANFORD. Mary Bannon.
Anna Armendinger ana Katharine Ludwig.
Administration Charles Scoileld. Accounting
In the estates OF Louis Evans, Title Moier,
Julia Reardon: Harry Barber. Isldor I'm
pellizri and Francis Mcclure Estates of
Henrietta Gross and George Molioy. Con-
| tested caiendar-wili of Charles Young
| QUEENS COUNTY.
| Supreme Court-Trial Term-Before Gar.
retson, j. Court opens and calendar called
| at 10 A. NJ. The attention Of the bar is
| called to Rules &, and OF the Trial Term
| supreme Court-Queens County. Nos. 60
| 1852, Gertel vs., Hartung, 333, goa. $50, 4gi
| btS, 4s0, lsa, 436. The following causes II
| marked ready will be passed for the day. No
| cause Will be set for II day on this call. Nos
21l, 2l7. 1875. SOL, coz. sos, 5O4, SOC, 5O7, COS
1852, 3e3. il22, 47G. Hook VS.. Hook Tn,
highest number reached on the general cal.
| endar Is CIT.
County court-Trial Term--Before Hum,
phrey, J. Court opens and calendar called
| at 10 A. NJ. Maloney VS. O'Connor, Tepliti
| VS.. Sharp Carroll VS. n. Y. and Queens Co
| Ry. Co. Dixon VS.. Johnson, Cronin va. II
| II. II. II. Co, Smithwlck vs.. Bauerle, Brus
| vs. Christ Congregational Church. Re
inslnder OF calendar passed until Thursday
| May rs, 1914.
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$4,000 FLAT ON EAST 4TH ST.
Six story Building 60 he Buiit Near
Avenue e.

Jacob b. Prayer is to erect a six story
tenement house on the north side OF
Fourth street, s2.3 feet east OF Avenue c.
according TO plans filed by Samuel Sass
as architect 1t will have frontage OF
47.2 feet and n depth OF 50 feet and has
been estimated to cost $4,000.
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o. 900 STORE ON CATHERINE ST.

Glucrotr Glucroft, architects, have
filed plans for a one story store at the
southeast corner of Catherine street and
Water street, on a frontage OF SO feet and
a depth OF cas- feet. Abraham II. Levy
is the owner and the cost has been esti-
mated at $1,000.
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Get v. =. Express Contracts.

Wells Fargo q Co. will take over the
uneXprtd contract OF the United States
Express Company with the st. Louis and
Gan Francisco system. Service will com,
5nenCe July l On The short time contract
The southern Express Company will
operate the line between Birmingham ant
Kansas City 9Ger the Kansas City, For
Scott and Mefishls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27
wEsTCHEsTER HOUSES LEASED.

The Scarsdale Estates have rented on
IA two years lease a residence on wal
worth avenue. Greenacres, to {, b. Gum
of the Queen Insurance Company.
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OConnor & Mccain have sold for Ed
ward w. Davidson Farragut Circle.
sutton Manor. The property was held at
$4,000
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

LEXINGTON AY 5Ti-Davis Brown ~.
agt Hammerstein Opera Co. owner 20 -
Hammerstein. contractor ....;',a, Nv 'ttc,S 5E
III lo-John Carluccl agt Ernest he.
nat, owner; Alexander Peih Co. Inc tsssss
tractor .,.....,..,..,,,.'' 's.'' - ''s'
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... sl,s6s.57O ,5,:i,,G4s Ao.sso,s7l

The receipts from customs yesterday were
t4se,GS9. from internal revenue, ordinary, s563
IA; corporation tax. SIC s93 and miscell QUE,
t32s, SO National bank notes received for re-
dempton, S2.lss,7l6,
The cash statement of tho United States
Treasurer for May % shows:
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Rockefeller File. $50, 900 Bond.

TARRYrowE. N. ". May 26.-John d.
Rockefeller has filed his personal bond for
$4,000 with the North Tarrytown Trust
Company to protect the village against
damage when his $50 ton fountain arrives
in about tUo weeks.
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Gaze unhntsh.d -
part v.-Befors Eriangcr. Case I'M
part vIL-Before Lehman, Case un-
Iv V .a e b VII .'S For f;s% . Part Ill to Parts
iaSs: i ss .isS &c. pSa.h .E1 '1''
ZIG Ss.: !ss% "S ssa': i'oi' 1855
,s s, ,s s:.d DssssTY s s 49, 1885, 1885,
Part v.---Before Weeks. J. Case on. No
Part vf@Before .Pia,r.k.. Nos. sa4l.
s2.i sss ssSi a ss i s2So I s soSi
par I-AdjOurpsd Tor the term; ,.,-
500. us I'LL 'i7s. si's. Ssss, isOS. ASA Case
Par, XIAa,onrnodr for tn. tern; go,
Case unfinished.
PsrI ,;si ,sI, ,ss oo 5NS, 75ss 1857
Part XIIr---Adjourned for. the term.
Iart NlS.-Before DAVIS j. Case on. No
Part Xv.-Before oiegerich, Nos. zoos.
sss i ils i isf 1884, ssd a sss i isi
2ssi, S'2e ?iH Case UNFINISHED:
:lel, 2at2, 22it. 2i66. 1908. 2is8,. 20+l.
Part xvIL-.BefOro Donneily. Case on.
No day calendar
Part xvIii.-pcfore oavegan. J. Case on.
No day calendar.
surrogate's Court - Chambers - Before
Fowler, q Estates OF Alice sharp. Hugh
of John g. Kennedy. AT 1850 r. NJ. Wills for
probate-Michael Coleman. Jucine Monnot.
Romelia A Malion, Abraham Storykower.
Annie NJ. Carroll. Eliz. J. Hawthorne, Nellie
H. Noyes. Clarence l.. Hewlett. George Tutor.
Iona Lang. Anna Scott George NJ. Baxter.
At 1890 A NJ
Surrogate's Court--Trial Term-Befors Co
haian. s. Court opens at 1880 A. NJ No
DAY calendar.
city Court-special Term-Par, BE
fore Schmuck. J. Court opens at 10 A. N.
Motions
Part 1I---Before Lynch. J. Court open,
al 10 A. NJ Eek parte msttern.
nj Il % .
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SITE
FOR FAMILY COLONY
Takes Four Houses on Eightieth Street
Opposite His Residence dwellings
for Daughters Will Be Erected.
aI2.OOO MEsTCHEsTER DEAL.

Ninety-second street, on lot 25x1oo, near
Ridge Boulevard.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan,

b7TH ST. GOT w--Bennie kulick agt NAY
Barry ct al, May "A, 1914 ,s;,. So. ,S"rk.
agt 81 Thomas's Church ct al al
lell .........,.....''.'''
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Big COTTON MILLS
FIGHT DISSOLUTION
international Corporation Is
Attacked i'm Suit as
q Trust.
FRAUD CHARGE Is MADE
Transfer Of Assets From New
York to Massachusetts, Con-
Germ Fought as Illegal.

Walter c. Noyes. ex-Judge Of the United
States District Court. began taking testi-
mony yesterday at his office. 80 Nassau
street, as referee in a suit brought by
Francis A. Lazenby. n Baltimore banker.
for the dissolution OF the recently or
canlzed International Cotton Mills, a
Massachusetts corporation.
The defendant corporation owns many
OF the largest cotton mills In the country,
and the plaintiff sues on the ground that
the predecessor OF the Massachusetts cor
poration. the International Cotton Mills
Corporation. a New York concern, was
liquidated without the consent OF two
thirds OF the stockholders OF the New York
corporation. Further, It Is alleged, all
It's assets were transferred illegally TO the
Massachusetts concern for the benefit of
the directors OF the New York concern
and against tho interest of the stock
holders. Mr.. Lazenby IL suing for the
benefit OF himself and other minority
stockholders of the New York concern
who refused TO consent TO liquidation and
the transfer OF the company's assets.
Samuel Unterinyer. appearing for the
directors of the New York concern, tool,
exception to the statement by William
II. Page, attorney for the plaintiff, tina,
the New York directors sold out to them.
selves and for their own profit, and also
to the allegation that the Massachusetts
corporation controls the cotton goods bust.
ness OF the country and is OF questionable
legality under the Sherman antitrust law
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON May B.-The statement of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows;
YESTERDAY This month, Fiscal year
Receipts. E,Et.! 1853 $t3.8O.i59 $j9s, 52t asl
Pay warrants sii,7e3 1921 2O2 $50 l6i 652
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Mr.. Untermyer contcnded that the Inter
national Cotton Mills now controls only
about 30 per cent. Of the mills, and that
by the liquidation of the New York COM
pany and the organization Of the Massa-
chusetts concern the latter got $1,000, 900
OF new working capital and saved the
New York company from bankruptcy.
In his argument Mr.. Page said that
the New York directors got the consent
OF more than two-thirds OF the stock
holders to one plan Of liquidation and then
dropped ii and formed another plan. which
was put through and which did not have
the consent OF two-thIrds. Mr.. Inter
myer insisted that his client had consents
for SO per cent. OF the stock. and that
while many OF the consents were obtained
through canyassing for proxies II wasn't
necessary TO hold stockholders meeting
to permit the stockholders themselves to
discuss the proposed plan and then vote
on 1t.
I'VE say that the lawyers who put
through this scheme merely acted as a
clearing house In dsposing OF the whole
matter" said Mr.. Page we say that the
whole thing was conceived and executed
in fraud. This business OF attempting to
consolidate ali over the country Is objec-
tionabe. A mans stock In four or five
! different corporations must he worth more
than II Is in one consolidated corporation
| At least We think the stakeholder should
| have something TO say about the consoli'
| dalton. They proceeded entirely on the
assumption that IL was the best thing fol
everybody to have a trust. They violated
! the law by trying to get too many eggs
| In one basket"
IAN that the Massachusetts company
did was to find $4,000 900 to pay the New
York company's debts" INTERCEPTED Mr.
Untermyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27

-0Vl
Par; lIT--Berore oDwyer. c. Clear.
Part 1V.-Bcforc Finelite. Clear.
Part V.-Before Green. J.-Caso unnn-
ishec
Part vI.-Before Ransom. J--Clear.
Part VTI--Before Deiahanty, CLEAR.
Part yITI--i3efore Smith, Case un-
finished.
Causes to 10 sent from Part ]. to Parts
III, ", v. VI. VII and VIII. for trlai
KINGS COUNTY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27

Gold Cargo for Paris To-day.

uo redeem outstanding certificates. 81, $40 474 "a
q rand total cash assets in Treasury 1894 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Supreme Court-Appellate Division BE-
fore Insrsham, pJ.; McLs9shiin; Laushlins,
$751;, $50. ss4. ss5. sss, $50. ssl, ss2. ss5,
Supreme Court-Appellate Term-Recess.
supreme Court--Speciai Term-Part L.
Before Phiibin; J. Motion calendar called
Supreme Court-speciai Term-Part IL
Before Blanchard. j. Court opens at 1880
A. NJ. Elk parte matters
Supreme Court-speciai Term-Part III
Before Page. J.-Motions. Preferred causes
aiSs ss1 oss slsO ss1 7 aiss aiS:
flio. also. 22ii, 1889 2sts. 2sss. 2sss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27

7TH Az. so0-s. Nv cor SEA s: tNo goi'
755x7Is. 3 ETY. bldg--I4s asehold Central
Consumers Wine and Liquor Co aG' "
G Cronir ct ali due. sl7g42.7s: ta.ts,
etc. $3.50. 10 the plsin;irI....- ....S?, SOC
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-14

Mrs. R. A. Reed spent Saturday
and Sunday in Fargo.
Miss Selma Anderson of Dwight
was in the city last Friday.
Anna Eckes of Lidgerwood
spent the week end in this city.
County Treasurer Walt Worm
er was at Hankinson Saturday.
W.. F. Eckes made a business
trip to Minneapolis. Saturday.
The big new flag for the court
house arrived "Wednesday morn
ing.
There was frost Tuesday
morning, but no damage has been
reported.
The new vacuum cleaner is be-
ing installed in the courthouse
this week.
w. E. Morden. of Cavalier,
Mont. is a guest at the E. E..
Bassett home.
The county commissioners
were in session Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Geo. Myrha has quit the county
treasurer's office and will engage
in farming.
Deputy Marshal Cameron left
for Bowman on official business
Tuesday night.
L. N. Abbott, the real estate
man from Paramount. was Tues
day visitor here.