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New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
STOCK EXCHANGE
OPENING SUCCESS
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don touching on the statement Of Mr..
Lloyd George in the House of Com
mons on Friday, in which the official
declared that this c,uAtrv's debts 20
Great Britain aggregated S5,000000,-
600. The cable intimates that the
statement of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer was misinterpreted, SAYS
British banker est ate the amount of
this country's obligations 10 London as
not exceeding $780, 100000. This was
the maximum named by Sir George
Paish, the British Tlea rv official. on
his recent visit to this country.
Local bankers believed that Llovd
George probably referred to the
amount of American securities held by
bankers and individuals of Great Brit
ain. At no time, the bankers said. have
this country's obligations to England
and her colonies ever amounted TO the
colossal sum said to have en- named
by the Chancellor.
1t was pointed out by bankers that
many American obligation held by
British and French investors mature
within the next few months. Arrange
ments have been made TO meet the de-
mands when due, partly by fu. ther
shipments of gold to Canada to be
placed to the credit of the Bank Of
England.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

NAVY.
Commander u HOLMES. detached Bureau
Steam Engineering. Nav Dept. ~ command
Lieut. Commander r. j. HORNE. detached com.
mand Rainbow. 10 naval a,tsche Toxic.
Lieut. Junior grRdel J, l. SCHAFFEK detached
Des hoines TO connection nttrg out Ninslos and
Chis' Boatswain + D. BLAKELEY. to Naval AcAd-
MARINE CORPS.
Lieut. Col B II. FULLER detached 9Th Reg %
resume duty marine barracks. Norfolk
Capt =. L. BRADMAN. 10 marine barracks. Mare
Second Lieut. j. L. DOxEY. detached Wilmington;
Second Lisat. }. a. GRAY. detached Saratoga: TO
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Nov 25.-Jsson. at Davenport England
Nov 20 -H6ncock. Al sanlo Domingo City. Petrel
al TamplcO New Orleans al Ma.atl4n. BuNaIo.
ct Acapulco. Yorktown. al Topoolampo
Nov q Jarvis. fAnnins CAssin McDousal Ne
haven Bay Monaghan, a. Nhitestone Landing
Stefctt and Smith al IompEinsvlIie. Chattanooga
AZ Ma1stlan' yorktown. a. Guaymas.
SAILED.
Nov 26-YorktoUn from Topolohampo for GusymAs
Chattanooga from La rsz for Mazstlan.
Nov 21--Jsryis Fsnning. Cassiu McDOugal Nc
Call and Ammen from Hampton Roads fur An
uApOlis iaukicn from Hampton Roads for LINN
haven Bay Monaghan from Tompkln,ville for
Mhliestoue Landing Stcreit from Mh!test0ns
Landing for Tompkns'llle. jenkins aud Besle
from Iangcf Sound for Annapolis. Smith frurn
Gfsusend Bay for Tompk.usVlle hAtfanooga
from Mazauan Tor san Diego, Nes Orleans from
MAzatlan Tor Acapulco. va Man1anilio.
WAshinNon. now a Philadelphia ordered 10 Ports
Collier saturn. now a. 1ibuT0n ordered 10 proceed
% west cOaat oi Mexico.
d.fed 90 proceed 90 san Francisco. 10 load
cargo o. coal for Ol0nssVs.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


Albany. Nov 2s-The following Interpretations
were He'd with the Secretary of state to-day
Thoms = Eron. Manhattan. pub 500 Frank
n Thoms toS hagi sth ~. Brooklyn. George
Thoms Charles A From. y Y
opera Phone Mfs Manhatiani records. 500 900
ton Edmund \. Gcrncr. n Y.
Julius stein Companys succes.or'. Manhattan:
ladies suits $50 900. Martin J. Waters. 23i Van
Cor'landt Park aV. Fark liill lOnkers. Samuel
kslisch. Brooklyn. Francis kellett. fonkers
whalcn Ensnocring. Manhattan. 5000. Cor
T. Mhalen Brooklyn Carroll ". FrochaskA. y Y
waw wsw Packing. Manhattan $4,000. Georxs
W Fuller IS Liberty st. y y Reginald v.
VA, Vsemm Hat Esopus. 80 900 william G. Foster.
ei2 Greene S'. Brooklyn. Emil Adler. Herbert
Joseph Roth Mfs. Manhattan: stuffed toys: SIS
600 Joseph Roth 10 Second W, y. Y. Henry
n d = Holding BronI. construction: s. 900:
Henry d. Sahr. 3li East 18TH 6t.. y. Y. William
II u sahr Trucking. Bronx; s. 600. Henry d.
Bfoni n'i, james " iarron' \ y
william Morris Co. Manhattan. mfg silk
pet,icosis: $4,000. Bertha =. wilkus. IS Jumel
Ter. y. Y. Mar Wollstein. Alexander Muller.
Freedman -wolbars, skirt Manhattan: $4,000.
Herman y Freedman. 2lei Nyse av-. New York
Jacob wobarst. Gsotge G. Wooli; y; Y ~
43 Exchange Place. New York. II. L. Reilly II. f..
'fsIis iis2ri. PAPER. Manhattan: $4,000: Moses II.
Harms 81 +. 22d st. New Yors. Abr. Harris
Jacob J Harris y Y
IL d silver Manhattan. clothing; SO. 900: Harry
n. silver. 1887 Clinton az. New York Anna Y.
Silver Max Saplr y Y
Elevator safety Locke. Manhattan; $4,000 VIII
lam u Barbour l30 T.. 9th ST.. New York: Allan
Robinson. Edgar Is. Raymond. y.
Arrow Mfg. Manhattan. watches. 1000. Fred
erick y Trauh The Otford' Providence. II. l.:
Ad0lph Buuya. Hugo Buloya. y. Y.
Arden studios. New York City. Interior decora-
tious s15 900. Henry VI. Alexander. IS + 3Gth st A..
New York: Louis Iiesse Elizabeth n. J.: John j.
Sheohy. y y.
Colorusph Laboratory. Manhattan; moving pict-
urcs S-5 600 James j. Atkinson. 6S3 9Th Ry. New
York: Albert T. Osborn. Preston II Myrlck. n. Y
Escondda. Manhattan: slaughter houses; 800. 900:
William j Kelly. 1852 l.. 18Th st. BROOKLYN
Charles +. Miller August Miller. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

ket. Now that there is new federal
war tax on all sales Of stocks, in addi-
tion 60 the state tax Of cents. the odd
lot dealers will be forced to pay out Of
their own earnings cents share on
all stocks which they sell TO the public,
and this is a burden which the odd lot
firms confess they cannot bear.
"ln addition TO this 4 cent tax as rep
resented by the New York State and
federal tax there will be additional
charges 20 the odd lot dealers in the
charge made TO them for splitting up
or transferring certificates in small de-
nominations; therefore, II looks as II
the odd lot dealers would be compelled
IN order TO protect themselves against
loss 20 charge II additional on all pur-
chases made by the public.
in other words, II will cost the buyer
Of an odd lot. either on n market order
or on a wait for sale order, " more
than II did heretofore, but the seller Of
odI lots will receive the bid price on
the same basis as previous TO the
adoption Of the new federal war tax"
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
frrcm Tho Tribune Bureaul
Washington. Noyembsr 2s.
ARMY

ARMY
r,,,. Col. ] A COLE. i4ih Cav retired ~.
ID ANDERSON. Cth cav, 70 foit Des
Si,i-rs Tor temporary duty, thence 70 AMY eei'
uls schools. ron l%sstn@orIn 49,. Co,ns from
Nsp Icds Depot Of QuartermasteTs torps 10
a-,py and Nav General Hospital. hoi Spnnss.
CD d. LONG. lsth Cs' utlsils1 it4SpeS,oi
fstrictor 7h cav Dut. to take suect DEC . "
GLASGOW. p WILLIS. W Y. STEW
Va.SSr Il R DOUGLAS u. J; PATTON.
HN 'ETLTON aud y T BISHOP. Cossl Az.
" " for Monroe Jan. 10. 1918. for EXAMINATION
Capt E.o,t Tor examination for promotion
,,.,,s 3 W. NILES J. 5 pJskNBukf
iI'' q MAGRuDER. s u IIhhir NJ rwiiInRIcK III
a, ,R3oL R01LAEH & ( fTHnsAi' ptNN. (. X l. Ed. 3
rE,GHTns rEGTt G NJ SMITH. j., T. H. s0,,,,tAR' 0HEAARR'
NAtItfS fS,Fs l.. WATTS. II y SCM;NL,N' ~
HHoTH Jf @ " kASIhhDANh fIpi No,,,o4 S4u To-, % 81.
G0RIiAN. Coast Ar TO ff0' "o"'O' ~
nt"stiou for promotion
-. & PETERSON and Second Llegts
i4ps1 SFYDEL and {. HINES. Coss' AL 70 i0''
idt'sit scott tor examination loi piolIYYtlVV. . d,
o.io" ,,..wlnatiOn for promotion. fl,St Ll'uIlj
sIBs9g,SS, nd nay HOKGWlTz. and second Lieuts
\ Ii JONES and "iLSVS, 1L.,S,oS,, V, S,noi Zoo,
fif,t Leu. n HALL and j. Y. MCAhkkf Jr.
llfat Lee,s ~ Coast AT School. fOu Monroe
toasi % iieyt M'CASkEY. from aSsignmeL 10
eo,ntauy in coast dslen.es % o., - Nero.
eheyt ue,' ~ N BAkNES. ordnance dept, ron
AZ, -, Reed Genera Hospital. D. - 70 se"e'"
hospital fol, bDsse Second Lieut. " HOWE. 10Th
- AZ nee months. Tint Lieut.. H. J.. CLASS.
,.41jN go,.t Ar one month on TeAti HCm
N.lteI RseI General HosIAsi'
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

r,ao,fsrs A NJ Nov. 29-Ptlmn. N. J. LSu-
49, S1d from Det. Bureau. designation rs
a. h.. S4rgt second grade revoked; LlponA baiu-
t-ds1is % ron bet Bureau. sane - ,,,
Temporary Assignments Bofolgh lisp j. T. ~, ~.
t. Urcog IN and Queens. 20 assume duties OF Nhlei
H. --rel-.r from a H. Nov. a. Cunng sbsrl'e Oh
rtstf Irsrcctof: Iusp. John DAILY. sth l. D. 10 as
s.,'s du,ies Of Borough Inspector. 10 sddIuo, "
.- from a m Nov 4s Leuis. W. J. Nee
70 estb 10 command 77th 10 DAYS rom a m
SC, fn. , Rclrcu. tJth 10 command. ~ Usss
s,C,, = 4 m Nov 90 Ptimn j. SheA' 81
TDr@lrick Case 89th. " Dct Bureau 10 dqys. HD,h %
Z a nm De. J J. " Buckley l5'h. 70 Ie', ~
-.i. 3 DAYS from M. nov. 20, I, p. ! 49, "a
t,-f fo 4 d. Bureau of Repairs ana Hulp,l's, ~
Sr,. rom A m. Noy IS Amedo bOhSuaMl' -'tn
to Def Elreau 10 days. from : o. m. N9'. =. .
~ i Freer ggth 20 {. O.. as ehauheuI. ~ GAYS
5cr. q ,r NOV 30 william failace 'yth. 70 otn'
ID 10 dsys from p m. NoV. 80 H. > pa'-
sr -6- a. T. striugham. l6ith. 10 SD a. Operator
~ no., rstroI wagon. from ] p. N, nov - 20
Dec e To Del Bureau, 10 days ron
H. r, DEC ]. Nathan fishei. lhtn; AliIed onh'H
10 D. y H-snuar. 59th. W llce' Ssi.. D. /.
1,lrr eqth. j. NOOnan. lllsL MAtToh MaD =
Sm'tt alst. 10 25i. from a. H. u = H.
Leaves ,vithou, payl-ptlml, } ] EAet to,5 4'h.
S-.,o p IN Nov 2S; D. A. Yates. lV'h. 8
.' ,-gr a m Nos. 70; fhiip tNLpH.l,k'
Sei dtr from 1901 IL, Dec. 2 j. 7. flIi-
ee,sd q q I dly. from q. m, Nov SO; -
elek Leaye-Ptmn H. r. Holden looth " Gays
f-.-r a m Dec 10. - r., n
pssunstions ~ q. m., Not. N-Fumh a.
e,oyth an Pct Act DeL sers. "a gadel hd-
nugd Leigh. Dct Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
Order Bars p. S. Commits
sion from VOiding Sub
way Contracts in Case.
ACTION TAKEN BY
TAXPAYERS SUIT
Allegations Made That Statute
Is Violation of Federal and
State Constitutions.

Test Of the constitutionality Of the
law prohibiting the employment Of
alien labor on public works was begin
yesterday, when q taxpayers suit was
brought by William 4. Helm, Of Mad
ison av., through 7. F. Conway. for
mer Lieutenant Governor.
An order was served on the Public
Service Commission restraining II
from declaring forfeited any OF the
contracts on the new rapid transit
lines because Of alleged violation Of
the alien labor law. Argument on an
order to show cause why the inJunc-
tion should not be made permanent
will be argued on Tuesday. Justice
Davis. in the Supreme Court, also
signed an order directing the Public
Service Commission TO continue us
practice of certifying vouchers for
pavment for work completed, regard
less of any complaint about viola
tion of the alien labor law, pending
the decision of the suit.
The complaint alleges that the alien
labor law is in violation OF the federal
and state constitutions and OF the
treaty with Italy, which provides that
its citizens shall enjoy all the priv,
ileges, rights and immunities enjoyed
BY the citizens Of countries most ia
vored in any existing treaty with the
United States.
II is alleged that the contractors
have been obliged to hire many Italian
subjects TO carry on their work, and
that recently attempts have been made
10 have the Public Service Commission
forfeit the contracts for that reason.
"The termination of such contracts,
il is said, would result in such loss
and damage and waste of money TO the
city and the residents and taxpayers
thereof" causing delay in the compile
ton of the transit system and great
ly added expense because contractors
could not do the work so cheapy, II 1t
were necessary to obtain American
labor exclusively.
II is further stated that the abro
cation Of contracts would involve the
CITY in expensive litigation with con-
tractors, and that if il were necessary
70 make new contracts the capital set
aside by the city and the companies
for the work would be entirely made
quate.
jeremiah A. OIeary, counsel for the
Bricklayers' and Masons' Union, which
has been making complaint against the
violation Of the alien labor law. said
last night the test case prepared
would not satisfy them, because It au-
tomatically eliminated them from par
ticipating in the litigation. He said
they had a right 10 be heard in such
a case. and that Chairman Mccall of
the Public Service Commission had
told him that in any test case the
commission would designate the at
torney Of the union TO represent the
commission and if necessary see that
fhe commission paid him for his SER
vices.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

oflelai Record and Foreesst-Washington Nov
2S.-The Gun storm has now remained over south
eastern LOUISIANA about forty-eisht hours. and
while ft has caused abundant rains about It's
centre the spread Of the area Of rains TO tho north
east has been yeD slow. second storm has
moved from The North Pacific 10 Manitoba In
Northesster. districts an area Of high pressure of
great magnitude continues 20 dominate the weather
The southern rain has extended 20 the At
lantic on the cast and 20 Tennessee and Arkansas
the north. ari there have been rains in Pa
clfc Coast states. Tie temperature has fallen
in Neg England and thence southwestwari 10 the
Ohio Valley.
Rain is Indicated for sunday in the upper Ohio
Valley. the lake region and the Middle and South
Atlantic states an1 in the Middle Atlantic and New
England states Monday. with higher temperatures
Elsewhere fair weather and moderate temperatures
viii continue.
Winds for sunday and Mouday-North Atlantic.
lisht and yariabe becoming moderate southeast A:
Middle Atlantic. moderate east 20 southeast south
Atlantic fresh so.NIcast East Gull hght and yari-
able. West Gulf n'lt northwest. upper lake.. fresh
Increasing 20 strons scuthesst lower lakes. fresh
southeast. increasing
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
ODD LOT CHARGE HIGHER
Federal War Tax Causes Deal
ers to Make II.

la explanation Of the decision
reached 5y dealers in odd lots Of Stock
Exchange securities chat they viii be
compelled 90 charge one-ei nth addi-
tional on all purchases mad by the
public. George 20 lelick. Of Carlisle,
Ne'lcs IS Co. one OF the prominent
t0d lo- houses. yesterday issued the
following -4-cucrt:
"For some years past the Investing
public could sell fractional lots
stocks az the bid price and could pur-
chase frac lr lots az the offered
pnce Of the 900 share market.
"Wher the federal tax was imposed,
during the rar-sr-American War, pur-
chasers were Obj ced 20 pay = above
the offered price Of 100 share mar
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
FIRE RECORD.

- 6i-s,8 PARK ss. owner unknosn. SIS.
n sO-45i West 5sih g. Philip d. Deserin; no
damage
NIL A {: Daniel BAILEY 500
Z io-eol West flsi e. Matthew Buns; $50.
ii0-l53 Bowen Y " 10 damage
s0s-IsS Wills ayi LOUIS Geer. s ght
Sf5-i-d 81 Ali PARK sy CusAmsn Bahng &C .
II. .oo-gsi Iss, 18Th a. owner unknown. slisht
- n ga Washlngton PL. owner Unknown. slight
\, 3. 90 Ncst l-1th s. Eugene DCsuug. s.lght
a. o1-i{5 Tasf l--d - Map Brown sight
i5 60-Si3 Trinity AZ Joseph Siuychsky. slight
IN. ..le west 1sth st. John Dezoiug $50
1 70 richfh a. and SSH IT,. John Green $40.
q as-I{1s Third aF. samuel Klein. Thng.
q --il0 FOURTH aE. A. Nesguer. uin.ng
& S5s-STi Whtl0ck av.. Bronx. J. Coleman. tn
.r-I5a nasE Z. 1921 st.. Hauy Relskin: irnns
iO-Psrk Av and lIlst d.. Barnett Bass
tio-5es iiNh st.. Joseph Rashbsum: trinins
It'll ~ Ism 81. Consolidated Gas Co. tn
sg5-ii5 Mulberry st.. Joseph Nsrion q sons: iri-
ssn-it0 Nassau ST. owner unknown; $50.
6IO-lsl Greensich e.. lneier bfos. damage IN
$500 Bcdford ST.. Desnon Construction Go. /:
e.s5-Ssi Whiuock ay Bronx. selma Leshorn
trnns
.gg-y.i ". !ayla 49,. unAaosn. ill.,
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Mabel Ioucks thirty years old of 3iS West
{5th st.. was severely injured when ta1lcab In
which she was d passenger colllded with q safety
platform IN West e. She was removed 10 ST. Vln.
cents Hospital
The three-year-old son Of Mrs. n schertz Of III
Norfolk ST.. choked 70 death on piece Of candy
Thomas Mcdonald. eity siI years old Is dying IN
the German Hospital after leirg run down ly An
automobile al Myrtle and WycAor avs. Williams
burg
lsadore Oxen fifteen yetH Oh. of a Harrison ..
WI iamshufg is me latest dog victim he vas
taken 10 the Eastern District Hospital after ueing
bitten in the flgAt leg
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
FURNITURE "CLUBS"
TO REPAY DUPES
reimbursement to Save
Dealers from Prison, 1t
Is Reported.
SIX FACE LOTTERY
LAW VIOLATIONS
coal Aid Society UncoverS
St50.OOO Scheme - Many
Paid for Shares

So furniture dealers who have been
.,3petinr CLUB" plans in the city
- arraiened yesterday in NorSville
..r-t charged with violating the lot
=. law. All waived examination and
were held.
When .he men were arrested three
.,s $40 the charges against them
.,..,ituted O. felony. but it is under
..o3 from the District Attorneys Of
80 tbst they VIII be permitted to
.io.5 20 the less serious charge with
,se understanding that amends shall
no made 10 customers.
'' IT, Jefcn6ants represented in court
.-.o-ssv were Samuel a. Lobel, Wolf
a Lobcl. Abraham Cohen Samuel
uo-owi.7. Osas Ornstein and OSlas
,-,~tow.t1 This group controls lour-
..., stores handling furniture.
me U.s- under which they WORKED
t,uows. Representatives IN various
,e,ghborhoods organized furniture
-Irbs." each member Of which was 10
o.r II 25 cents weekly for period not
so.vree5 seventy weeks. There was
'S,rosed 20 be q drawing every week,
81 which one Of the members would re-
I've an article Of furniture valued at
$3.50. .u ~oot. Tho
~e,,s,rirc members Of the club
-rorI5 receive each an article worth
MAT they had paid in, according 70
the contracts
Wo1v complaints Of unfair treat
ut ,rsra made 20 the Legal Aid So
-s.v ari I'm investigation failed to
-erce' s-v of the lucky club mem
Lc-su II was learned that the con-
rerrs named have outstanding at pres
e-+ 1900 contracts, and that the
s-,ourt Of money paid IN on them
totals almos, Sl5OOoo.
Grls- has been devised by the Legal
Ad Society which, 10 rs hoped, viii re
.~'+ In saving for the numerous clients
d, least part Of their money. In
@seb nj The stores the society Will in
..sU one cf i-s employees, whose sal
.~y wiU be na.d by the proprietor OF
,Ie store The duty of this man Will
te e., ss-.e "a. arbiter in the adjust
cont OF tho c.eiw~ Of CLUB members.
Wber a-v one holding contract ap-
,eg-s tr- dealer will endeavor 10 ar
80 a. er ecu.tabie arrangement with
sin, bv turning over furniture equal IN
,slre 20 what The customer has pad.
-le s-tlt.r VIII be called IN only II no
agreement can be reached. .
Iso-srs HcGee. of the Legal Aid So
ciety. said Yesterday that ne believed
,se plan would work out 20 the ad-
.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER IS.
Manhattan.

The hrst name Il that Of the debtor The second
that Of the creditor. aud date when judgment vas
O. Cd. 800 a..
''''''' $40 40
same-M L strauss. Not -. 1895 cancelled
Bsrtouni. FL b Ls,hs q Co; Sept q. l9i!
''Op''' d" d" ~ flss 10
N,.,, A - and I1seuhiue-ColWeu Lad Co. sept
~ igli. 81 ba1 J5
~ ~ Onbthafr1ic aud Aural institute-L J
Iyti'.r.u. Not 10 1914: $.sl -
Tcis,. M. ana Pau.iae-K Oshirsky Aus Is. 1913.
''-'' '- Slf5l -
eo,,,--sawa. Aug Is 1913. 1885 o.
lsyag.io. G-Dadd Steyelson Brewing Co. Mar D
1eO7 t5s5 40
loan. Sc NJ Kraus June D. 1903. s.1gl
The Bronx.
Bonarur. A. and Marsnnia-L MARKS ct a.; March
i,Ii 3s0i Al
Mitchell MsDcrmou Construction Cor Kinder:
Nov g. 1918. ava -
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
BUSINESS REVERSES

MORRIS SCHACHTEI,-Pcuuon flied against
Morris Schachic clothing dealer a. 9s stanton st..
ly y Phillips a Sons. S3ll Joseph 4. Goodman.
ilG9. aud Maurice Altman. Sl15.
ABRAHAM KALBFELD-Pctit ned against
Abraham kalbield. dealer 10 corseis and gloves Al
intu ~ ~ ude Son. to7s
and Herman Heilbrunn. Slj7. lie made an assign
SAMUEL. Ei.KiY pharmacist. OF 1903 Eas, lois,
81. has fled petition. Nth liabilities H,ii ana
FRANK CAPoDu.uPo. real estate and in.ur-
Rnce agent. q 3i2 East i4sth st.. has hed geu-
uon. with liabilities tl575 and no assetA
ANDREA CYGNARELLO. stone mason. Of 25os
Hughes sy.. has nled petition. With liabilities
s20l5 and nominal assets $40. In two lots al
Central Park. l. /. on which taxes have not been
CHARLES HAAS. bookkeeper. Of lOil Morris
GT.. filed petition. with Liabilities flel9 and no
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
HERSHKow1TZ & sCuEIDLNGER--Judso
Hand has appointed Pcrciyal {. Wuds receiver tor
li, e,shso"z go scheinser 5S igIfi.r' 3. 200 a. . Las
SCHEDULES FILED.
sALTM CHI. dealer In bicycles and suio sup
plies a, so Nesey IT., hled schedules showing Ia
bilres tll.i7S and nominal assets $50 con
chinery and tools s. 500 accounts 81 .909 cash i57
and notes $50 The stock has since been sold b,
The receiver ior $3.50. The real estate consists
wood = J. and iots az Rochelle Pars y. J.
DANIEL FRIEDMAN SoN. manufacturers o'
cloaks at West 3ltl ST.. hlel echedule'' SNOW
liabilities 50 ~ and assets tla.stJ consisting oi
sto,k 5000. machines and fixtures s. 700. accounts
sl..,9 equity in accounts f2-o note 1919 aud cash
iu bank Slft
COMPOSITION CONFIRMED.
CONCORD PETROLEUM CO.--Judge Hand has
counrrned competition OF fhe '9ncofl f.i'i' ~
90. of 10 broadway. Phoenix. AriL. and los An
geles with creditors a. o. cents on tho dol ar.
PAYABLE 3 cents cash aud 20 cents on notes La
bllltics are f23 001
PETITION DISMISSED.
JOHN w eTANLEY-Judse Hand has dismissed
the petition fled on September 20 sgairst John W
stanley o. .Ij West s>th f.. on consent OF cred
ltoIs. Liabilities arc tS2fi7
ISSUES REFERRED.
VI 4 T. ARNfJLOWSkY- Hand has re-
ferrcd the ISSUES raised in The bansup'y Petition
ned against Never Ja-mul0Wshy. trading as VI. &
l. IarmuOWsky. private banker. a. LOO Easi bfoal
Way 90 STANLEY " Dexter. referee in bankruptcy
a. "a Broadway. i.r q hearing.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

Male

STERN BROTHERS West
42d ST.. have a v cy in
their Mail Order Jepart-
ment for a competent man
10 assist IN the selection OF
merchandise for their cata-
logue An opportunity for
permanent position with
good prospects for the right
person. Apply by letter
only stating details OF pre-
vous experience.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

STERN BROTHERS, West
f|d st. require for their
Uloye Dept. thoroughly ex-
psTieneed saleswomen of
sooo appearance accustomed
70 hne trade. Permanent po-
'lnons at good salaries for
nose who qualify. Apply
'''sT 9 A. M. at employees
'nuance, 43d ST.. near sth av.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

Steamers Moro Castle. Tsnpico Nov II. Vera
Cruz ~ progfeso "A AID Havana a 10 Tie S..
York a.d Cuba Mall =, Co. with % pas,ensrns
mtI -ld l.Ac. Bar 2 90 . ~ 18th.
T. ualaha tb' Genoa No' q. ~ master. IN ballast
Bar M.
Mont Ce.rn ~. M,rseilles Nov 5. 10 W e..
Columbian. seattle Oct -. san Francisco % Fan
Pedro -d Balboa $Oy n. Cua. est1n o AID Phi A.
de piia y. 10 tie American hawaiian 50 Co Ulth
l.oseric lBl Swansea Nov .. 10 Norton. Lnl, 4
CO u ballast Bar SIS an.
Panama. trstl1a. Nov o. 70 the Panama Raj.
road :, Liue. "ilh ~ passeugers mails aud md5s
Jefferson. Newport News ard Norfolk. to ,bo o,a
DomiI ion s. 60. "ith passe4ggfs and mdse Quar-
Py.o.cae 'BI. Dartmouth No, 10. toDrw..
den. uI ballast Bar. noon.
Aida. .n.h0f tBgl HUI Nor and West Hs-le.
poo :. 10 Norton. Lily a Co. sith steel rail- Bar
noon.
Dorirecni Dutch. Rotterdam Nog {. to the Ho.
land A ue-ica Line. witA mdae. Baf | 20 o m
O-essAIt I'D Hsye AOF u. 10 the ComDaguie
Geueras IfaAsat antique. m 0Aiast BIF u ~
Baron Driesen Russl. Odessa 10 b Richard A
co. sitl Mdse Passed sandy Hook al SIS o m
MsrAEsl tBrl. P0r spain. 10 the Trinidad ship.
Cts Of Corinth tBrJ. Calcuus Oct H. Colombo
- via Boston Nov -. 10 Norton. Lilly a co. with
b. Dia Galveston Nov %. 70 the Southern Pa
cilc Co With mdse. Passed IN QuarsnIIns al s55
Neehss Phnsde phls. % the NAlor5 $. Co. ln
ba ast. gJaiaaiiAr. m
NlohaWs. jacksonville Nov 25 and Charleston &C.
70 TIE CBde = Go. with Passengers and mdse
stlanef sGsg1eaa.na BID Anddie.boro No,em.
her Z 10 the tai0n Castle Line. IL ballast. Bar.
steamer Castemoor tBrl Tyne October 2T. %
George Helliesen. With mdse. sandy HoOk. 5.l0
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