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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

lbre Se1er III tol9enoer SSetle:
Sic 2eioenldoften oes &rieaeg
foroern i'm eiinitigiten Sale oiele.
t8roiiiamteiten. Mber mir bitten nn.
iere 2eier, nur ocu aebntcn SbeiI Der
alagen unb @egentIoeen gu glaiihcn.
ineldle bctreffS @reueItboten noielent,
aric9e erboben moroen limo ooer nod,
erboben merben oiirfteu. 8or FUR
gem laien mir .. y. tdgIih oorilber.
ipie brutal oeutidlc 8eboroen nub,
Solooten on1eritonilhe Sourilten..
meldle i'll Den &riegslpirren geItrui.
bet. bebanoelt h0ttcn. ober es fonmf
iest ans GagesIidt. oob niht nnr
bieie Neridbte Silgen ,poren, ionoern
bnB ann5 i'm @egentbciI leoer einsige
aus 3elttidIlnb 5urildaefehrte Ime-
rifnner oeS SnbeS pou lit ilher bic.
aon3 ousnobnSmcis b0flihe nlo,
freunolihe @ebanbIline. meIhe ber
Imeritonern oort oIlentDalben erlpic.
len puroe.
DN'it glusnobmC bon oen pdar 90
gen beim @eainn oes arieqeS, oils Ie.
Der beutide 9eomte icine Soonoc mil
Der Wobiliiierung bnu bate. mor bic
@ebnhblirng, neld)c ben 9lmerifancrn
eripiclen ipurbe, nid,t nur Die bette.
Die man linter oen llmit6noen perlan-
gen fonnte. ionoern iihertrof tbotfadl~
lid nos. mas man bernunitgentnS
erportci aurite. Der anntrolt Sipi-
id)er ben eriicn 0eridten tmo Der
iest fonltatiertel @ohrbeit bot III Die
lem 2onbc Dem ocutihen 8olfe nicIe.
Syreluoe aeutoelt.
sllnh menn icir iest 8erid)te iibcr
oneeblihe @reuelibnten Der Geutiden
mis 6eren Sorn,ots.h Ielen, glarbeu
mir tie einfnd1 niht."
gtie miro 9eiitihlnn6 Rube bobcn.
ielbit mcnn eS iieqen iollte, ebe cs-
niht oen gr3. Sntriauonten, oieies
England. 10 froitig ouf oas Saiipf
idl69t, Dob Die ardmerieelen in
2onoon fiinftig sSrieocn bolten mil.
fen -. Siege iiber Die 6ran5oien-
@elgier, giuiien entideioen es uid)t
mir tiinftiae 3eiten. - Gnelonb'
nuB fir feline Yerfioic DER Sabrbun-
bcrte hurh Den @ermonen, oen es
qcbobnt. berodtct. bonn gefitrtntcf
bot, enolih beItroft meroeu -
Gam bot Die WcIt Hube
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Gin tlsines unidlulsises Gid..

hornhen bate am 5onntos ben ees.
iammtsn 5trnBenbobnusrtebr in Ganr
Claire un6 gbippsua Sails ani aHssri~'
balb Stunben binous auBer Bstsisb :
sslebt, iudbrenb weI6er 3eit oort elm :
Ssbsr Su SUB 81 ssbsn bate. Goe
hnrmloie Tbierhsn botte stpilhau Gaua
Claire uno Wenomouie cine Der bo6yU
Sinneen erflettsrt. tpsIhe Die Storfa
itrombrdbte trasen, pethe bic Gisftrisi-
t6t ppn Menomonie nod @an 3loire
ibertrneen unb cen Betrisb Der S.ro-
bsnbabnen bort uno in Gbippsua Soils
iopie ben 8orortsoerfebr Spiiden bic.
fen bei6sn Stdbten permitieIn. 0as
@idb6rnhsn itrsdie iid BON etusmr
Grobt gum onberen. woraui q Gn5 -
f6IuB sntitan6. 9ieies bctts Ieiner~.
ieitS Sur 5olss. 6aB tie Sidsruns ngs< /.
bronnts uno bic Stromleituns unters
bt ohen puroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Seine Sdliffe 5nriidgcsoeen.
MniIllnoton 9. Sept.

Seine Der in mcrifoniid,en sc.
mdiicrn Itutioirtcn qrieasiditic
ioncu ougenbliflih iuriidgc5ogen
lneroen. 9luh Der g2cGieI in Som.
nonoo Der ,Slotte pon Nontrcoomirol
@ooqer olif Qontrcoouirol s5Ietfler
III oui nofiteu Nonot pcrldo5en
morocn. Gs nor Der Blon aeipeien,
Die tSlotte 3uni 3fpcde dieics NedieIs
nod @onl0ton 9iooos 81 beorocrn.
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Nneianoer nnseeluieien.
Q2nris. 9 eilt

Raris. 2. Sept.
Cine Gepcihe bon 9lntmerpen an
Die SoDds aeentur beridjtet, 0ab
0urd ciaen obrigfeitIidlen GrIoI)
ale AusIonoer, oic nid,t bis gum /
Auguit regiitrirt noren, ohne Ser
3lg Ole Stoot oerlo'Ien ftliien.
2onoon, 2. Sept.
9ic omerifoniihc 9otifaft erbielt
am glittmoh bic 9.Lflridlt, Dab 5mei.
bunoert anferifouer in Citenoe ae.
itron6et icien. umo 6oB es linen IN.
mogIih iei. fir ibre @ehieI garaeI0
5u erIangcn. 8otihoFter 9}oqe IGbt
es fidl ongeIeqen iein, iie nit garntit.
teIn Sii uerior9en.
Ger onerifoniihe Areu5er Sennei,
fee rerIief nm Withhold WioInlouth
o1f Der Reilc nod 6nbrc. po er nit
Dem Nustheilen Der 0ilis9el0er fir
ameritoHer fortiohren miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

tE gSrr SeIber 5u mdBisen ainIen isis-
trn mrdte, t':;;a psrIdBliheu Hath9eber fir
GteoS 1no SHORTAGES tranh;. o6sr @elo
auf 9ute Siherhet amsieihen Mil. menot.
fib an W. 3. 9idtid. 203 2. A. StroEs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

rX- Ser befe autlhens UNI G5epdd-
paeeHbienft in ber Stabt miro shuen pDra
Der @atemap gitn 3rausier 60
aelefert. Ebones 179
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10000 Ruiieneefane Gen.
Berlin, /. September. :

Verltn, i. SepIellDer.
0robtloie Wtclouue an Die 6un-
fenitotiun out SappiIle, 8. s, -
Cine beute bier peroffentlihte offi-
5ielle 8efonntnodune beiagt: Der
heutife Sieg bel 9lnenitein erneiIt
lid in ieinem llmfong lino ieiner
Sroepeite melt eroBer, ols aripriing-
lid ongenpmnlen neroen fonnte. Dic
ruifiihen Streitfr1fte, Die duBer
itorfer &opallerie fiinf 9lrmeeforps
5GbIten, erlitten cine perniAtenoe
9tieoerIaee nno puroen eGn5lib aus
chamber eeipreugt, iooaB Die segen
S(nenItcin operirenoe ruIliihe Mrmee
oils nidt mebr nrrbonoen betrohtet
meroen fam. 10000 Wann inlr-
ben eefoneen eenpmmen oari,nter,
Sipei tomnlonoierenoe 8ener1le uno
orcibnnoert bobcre Sifi5iere. Sait
Die geion,mte ruiiiide Irtillerie fiel
in belitide Sanoe.
Sur Seicr oes Seoan.
tages.
8olbineton, 1. September.
9toh omtIihen YtittbeiIungen,
meIde Die oelti6e @otidoft beute aus
Berlin erbieIt, lit Der @eoenftog Ell
ner Der eI1n5enoiten Siege Der oeut-
ihen @aifen, Der ShIobt bel Seool
iiberaIl i'm &eib unter Dem ein6rud
Der BON oltlihen nno meitliden
&riegsihouplos eineetroffenen Sic
eesnahridten in begeiiterter @eile
begangen moroen.
Sie 9tieoerlage Der Huiien bel 4I-
Ienltein IdBt iid crit nah befl bent
tieen offi5ielen Melouneen in
iDrem eon3en llnfoMge ermelien.
9dht 10000 lonoern 10000 Wann,
slpci fonlmonoirenoe @enerGle lno
breibunbert Stobsoffi5iere iino i'll
&rieeseefnneenihaft eeratben. 0oit
Die ge1anlmte 9lrtillerie oes sSeinoes
fieI Den Oeutihcn in Die Sdnoe. Son
einem ruliiIdlen Sornlorif fam
beltte iiberbolipt feline Reoe mebr
iein.
9luf Dem ipeItlidlcn &riegsihou,
ploe feet Der bonn Safer gei6pun.
gene eiierne 8eien Die Serbiinbeten
nit unuioeritebliher @eipaIt Dor iid)
her. Der &ronprin5 bot oie Waos
iiberiflritten, nadoem Die aeiomntte
fron3oiiihe @arniion bon Iontmeop
fopititIirt botte iuno Die sSeituna be.
feet moroen mar.
Die Irmee oes 8enerols BON gii-
LON nohm iibcr touieno Mann oes
britiihen Grpeoitionsforps gefonaeir
uno mari Johann ben @egner, Der fid,
ibr in einem Ietten berspeifelterl
geriudo in peitaiis iiberIeger1er 3ohl
entgegengeiteat bate, inn eriten an-
louf iiber oen Soufen.
lleberaII fiegreih.
Der aegen ben rehten beutihen
sSIiieeI eeriftete 8oritob Der Ser.
biinoeten muroe oor @eneroI bon
alud 5uritfgefpieier.
Gie Irmee oes Ser5oas BON @iirt,
ternberg 1T eIeihfoIls iiber Die Moos
aeaongen uno cot ieoen @iberitonf
oeg Seirloes nieoeraeruneen.
auf Der gorsen ShIohtIinie bot
ten Die 1elitifen niht Die 1erinqIter
siiifidlIige 81 ser5eihnen. Der SeIo
5ud nnhm iopeit nod) ben Rom 3ro.
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paris. ;. Sept.

paris, .. sept.
Cine Proclamation lit beute
111or9en erlaiIen moroen, in Der Ole
u,eitmeilioe Derleoune" oes Sizes
Ser fransofihen Reeierune bon Ger
bauptitaot nah 8oroeaur an9e=
fiinoiot miro.
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06air Glap" geiOrOert.

| elncnl Selt0r~
tlfel. betiteIt
. Wfou ioa uid,f
oIles Sd)lehte
qloubeu. ip0s
man lielt" pornt
q d II erneur
(SIpnns in Der
i'll Ilbonp, g.
y. eriheinennclt
Lines . llnipn
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@efhdftSsHptt,eu.

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Noent; BfirgihoIts. cher Ghrrtsits-BpHDs
32s georl Strnss.
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g9cr Sihnerou9en bot, 6ent
tritt fein W2eni6 ouf BEN Sup -
ober duf bic 3ubnernugen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

DIE ,,ueroitern"-3
gen haben Ole 6eiebiette
BON Ga Groiie niePt nur
mitIebreiben ioneern nit
macben telfen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
ALL SUITS SETTLED, SAYS VAIL.
Telephone Company mt Last free OF
the Law, lie Reports.

Theodore y. Vail, president of the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
nanv, at the annual meeting OF the stock
holders az Is Dey street yesterday
raid that never before IN the history OF
fhs company to the best OF his knowledge
had the business been 80 free from vital
questions OF policy or procedure. There
= not a single suit pending against the
company in any state or Federal court
charging any violation OF any antitrust
Aw
Regarding future financing Mr.. Vail
snid: "Arrangements have been made by
,,me OF our associated companies to
lnance themselves for the immediate flu
cure and 10 repay some OF the money ad-
[anced 10 them by this company TO such
An extent that II Is not expected that Il
--iu he necessary for this company TO
ISSUE stock or any new securities, at
cast before the tirst half OF tho year OF
!9ls"
He added that the suit brought by the
United States against the Hell companies
in Portland. Ore. had been satisfactorily
disposed ot by consent decree and
that IN the case OF spokane the settle
tas'nt had been left 20 the local authori-
ties
Mr. var commented on the fact that
N" decree in tho Western Cases estab
rhad satisfactory working arrange
snsni with he independent companies,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
COAL TO COST MORE;
NO Big CUT TO-DAY
Reduction Of %. Cents Instead
Of so Cents FiXed-LOsing
Money, Say Dealers.

The usual reduction OF so cents ton
for coal will not De made to-day when
the Coal Merchants Association holds its
annual meeting 10 fix prices. The reduc-
ton this year is 20 DE only % cents a
ton The April price Of $3.50 ton
will be maintained during May and from
then until October the price will be
raised 10 cents each month. 1t will re-
main at $3.50 ton during October ana
November and In December another 10
cents will be added.
These prices are for Manhattan. In
Brooklyn the price Will be 1878 after to-
days meeting. with the same Increases
during the following months. In yonkers
the price will be $50. as compared with
$3.50 in April OF last year.
The regular reduction OF so cents a
ton will be made by the wholesale deal
ers In egg. stove and chestnut coal The
prices for April will be- Egg. s4s5
stove, 81 IS; chestnut, $40. These p- c-s
are 10 cents higher than in April OF last
year. 1t IS explained that this difference
ID more than absorbed By the recent act
of the Legislature OF Pennsy lvania which
added tax OF q. per cent. on the value
of the coal at the breakers IN addition
to the tax on coal in the ground.
NJ. F. Burns Of Burns Bros. Coal Com
pany explained yesterday that the in
crease in dealers prices Is due TO various
causes. He said that because of the
workmen's compensation laws the casu-
atty companies have almost doubled their
premiums, and bargemen and steNedores
have demanded five cents ton more than
last year. He said also that the drivers
have obtained an increase Of 90 per cent
in their wages.
Mr.. Burns issued statement showing
that his company, which sells more than
40 per cent. Of the coal retailed in New
York. and may therefore be assumed &c
reflect general conditions, lost heavily dug
ing the period from February IL to March
o the daily loss during that time being
$500. --.-..-.--
The retailers believe tdat the consumer
should bear his share OF the burden re-
sultlng from these and other conditions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
ROGERS PEET TO BUILD SOON.
New Ttfth Avenue Structure WIN
Re Ten stories Tall.

CONSTRUCTION OF the new store building
OF the Rogers Peet Company Will start In
few days. the plans having been filed
yesterday by Townsend. Strnle Haskell.
The structure Will occupy the northeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty-frst
street and will extend, l. shaped u Forty
second street. II wi! be ten stories high
and will cost about 100000. The Rogers
peet Company will occupy the sub base
ment, basement and first floor
There will be no fire escapes on the
building. their place being taken by fire
tower, Special provision for the care ~
employees is made In pent house to De
erected on the roof. which will Include a
clubroom. The building Will DE tireproos
throughout. The facade Is 70 be " lime
stone and brick In the Italian Renaissance
style,
The Rogers Peet Company will erect
and own the building. but Il will BE- on
land which II has leased from various
companies and individuals for long terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY,
NEW YORK COUNTY.

supreme court-Appellste Division-Be-
t fore insTshsin.. ?. j.; McLaqshlin, Laugh.
2. Mos 7Os, 40. III. 7i3. lis, ~.
7ls, go. ,22, ~, rs, ~, 7'S: ISL. 5s..
supreme Court-SpeciA Term-Part l.
Before Weeks, J. Motion calendar called at
Supreme Court-Specisl Term-Part IL
Before Page J. Court opens At 1880 A NJ,
Ia parte matters.
Surrogate. Court - chambers Before
Fowler. 5. Estates OF Frank :. ODER, Cam
militia E. hoiloek Mary GALAXY, Jessie 4.
Dora w,kosk waysr 6sSorh E' HG5e
Cunt Hrnry Errion. Mary Frawiey. Lewis
Vets. Conc, osS NhAfseoF40er' Eugene
Sdrrogates Court-Trisi Term-Before
cohalan, s. Court opens q; 10 A. M.-No
city Court--speciaI Term-Part Re
fore Lynch. j. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Motions Part U-Be'oIs Finente. J. Court
KINGS COUNTY
Supreme court-spsciai Term rr,als-Par;
III Court opens at 10 A. NJ Adjourned
unti Monday. April s. lsl+
Ssis 5 Sg! s::7' ass. i,s5 2sst :45T asis
The balance OF 4" dsy calendar stands over
County coutt--rar, Iv-Reiore ptke. J
Nos s757. ssSS. sS5f. 5s7o '''
County Cour-Psrt I-Before Niemann
j.
endar-Emma Dumars, Mary Watson. atlas
Sadie Grant. &. Icy. sadie Grant alias Mary
Watson : Icy, James Burie rob- e Icy
and asst. Albert Cir-ce, burg. e ley and
rec John Murphy. Victor Thorn pson. burg
6, Icy. and rec Henry Scher Peter scher
att. rob, att. <, Icy and asst, James DIN,
gle, burg, pet Icy. rec ana narcotics pos
session Part II Before Baker, John
Donovan. manslaCghtct, Lars Anderson
asst Anthony Corirll c. d. W GeoTg,
Nichols narcotics possession, Benjamin 81,
verman. narcotics possession. Sam Pushin
sky, narcotics possession, Louis Harris, ala,
Louis SVhcschtmin narcotics possession
Part III. Before southland J --krlpn Sata
rape, abdn. End asst, Giovanni Med0ila
arson; Jacob Molcg-, asslt and e "
Ntulam Com oa'h!, rob Icy and asst.
william GIL. Icy and rec. Michael Nc,
Namara, ourg Icy sud rec. CharI-,
Zech, alias Charles Z"h. alias Charles Zeck
burg, Icy and rec.
Ssrogates Court -ndar-Betore Ket
cham. ; Court opens al 10 A VI In the
Han of Records, second moor Wills OF Fred
erick Weaver ana John Evans AdmInlstrN
zion. Charles Ston-ld. Accounting In tn,
estates OF Robert LEE, Annie Pnzerd, Thoma,
watson, Loui- Evans Michael Harrigau
Henry Pait-rnsdn. Thomas .,son and CON
stance Cook Estates OF Z J Brown. 10
seph SatVrie and Heinrich Ludermann
QUEENS COUNTY
County Court--Trial OF equity causes-
Before Humphrey j. Court opens at "a
M-Cnilea Assets Corporation vs. Curl,
Realty Co.. Fischer vs. Keegan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
COAL OPERATORS TO
TEST SCREEN PAYLAW
Ohio Men Blame Statute for
Deadlock and Question Its
Ccnstitutionality.
$500 MINERS LOSE JOBS
Galleries ClOse-Others Quit
Truce at Pittsburg and
Philadelphia.
$500 MINERS LOSE JOBS

CLLyLLASp, March :l.-All mine opera
tors In Ohio o,re summoned TO Cleveland
to-day for a conference tomorrow to lay
plans to test the cons;itutlonality of the
coal screen mine pay law. which they de-
clare was responsible for failure to reach
a wage scale agreement with the miners.
This law was solely responsible for the
order to suspend operations OF all mines.
ACCORDING to c. l. Cassingham president
OF the Central Operators Association. He
declared the operators could not compete
with operators OF Indiana and western
Pennsylvania with the new law IN effect.
Ohio mine operators stood Arm to-day
and coal minel employing approximately
$4,000 men suspended operations this
afternoon because of the failure OF the
miners and operators to reach a new
wage scale agreement.
Thousands OF miners In the Hooking.
jackson, Crooksville. GAINESVILLE and
Pomeroy mine districts OF central Ohio
laid down their tools to-day, not waiting
for the general suspension agreed upon
by the operators - a meeting here yes
terday. In the Belmont and Jefferson
districts OF northeastern Ohio 1000 quilt
yesterday and 1000 more in the Tucawas
neld walked out early this afternoon.
PrrTsBuRG, March 3l.--Talk of a coal
strike In the Pittsburg district took flight
to-day following a meeting between the
operators and representatives OF the
miners at which the former agreed TO
make concessions in regard to improving
certain local conditions In return for II re-
newal for two years of the present wage
scale
As the miners some time ago dropped
their demands for an increase In wages
the tentative agreement reached was held
as equivalent to a settlement The miners
will submit their local demands May l.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-A crisis was
averted to-day in the conference here OF
the bitumnous coal operators and miners
OF central Pennsylvania
The present working agreement expires
ut midnight tonight. and the mine owners
threatened a general shutout unless the
miners agreed to renew the contract.
which has been active for two years. The
latter however. called attention to a
clause in the old agreement that provided
against a shutout within thirty days
after the beginning of the conference. In
consequence the operators were forced 10
grant two more days In which the miners
might formulate a reply to the ultimatum
The sessions will therefore continue to-
morrow and next day.
PEORIA. Ill. March 3l.--The Illinois
miners will not strike In sympathy with
the miners who are locked out in Ohio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY incorporated.
New York

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEN Th.: go.
Annual Meeting o, the Stockholders % -
Western Union Telegraph CompAuY ". ..
held at the Executive once o' the Cc',ra,.
In the Western Cnioa Building. 30 g.
Broadway. In the city Of New YORK .r
"wednesday. April sth, 1915. at WE'VE % ..-. b.
noon-:or ;he purpose OF. i--Consite-a'io- -
approval OF The action OF the Director e..
amending the bylaws OF the Company 80 A.
TO provide that the affairs OF the Conp4ny
snail be managed by Rosrd OF twenty on.
(2D instead OF thirty t3o) Directors a. A,
present: that seven OF the Directors &. "
Ing the President shall constitute an TX
ecutive Committee; that four member o.
quorum OF said Committee. and tia, - d
quorum be no. present a. any u.=c'itr -
member or members OF the Comf1'. zee --ss
ent may adjourn the meeting Unit 80
day or hour. and a minute 81 sLc, s- .. .-..
Irent shall be entered on tho re p~4- l.. Z.
secretary; or the member or rnenas-s r--
ent whether constituting a Quorum o. -.'.
q. his OF their option. shall have the por ..
20 appoint substitute o! substitute fro
the members OF the Board o., Director 'o
a.: during the temporary absence - -"
member or members OF the Comiuit.ae e.. n
amendments to become effective upon s!-i-
ers. 2-Electiou OF Directors and inspa. .0-.
OF Election. 3-Transact.on OF such o.her
business as may be presented az the mee.'ts
For the purpose o. said meeting the res
fe- books will be closed a. the close - hlsl
ness on the c5th instant. ara WI! be op-1 q,
on the morning OF the 9Th day o; April u.U
stockholders may vote a; said meet. 2
either In person or By proxy
WN, II BAKER, Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01

By Justice We-ks-o'arI stein VS. Salornon
Margar-ten. George T.. Kigon.; Mary II
Touplns rs Thomas Malonry, Il Lewis
Julian. Fish-l Wrinitaut " Rislto Realty
Company, Henry Brady: James G. Brown
vs. y. : Alton, John Rot'onley; Henry L
Molter VS. Fortunate DOnofrio. Louis II
ku"her; Margaret howard va Peter
Lennon Richard Y. Murphy. Em!grant iud
say ek -. Conrad Srhmlt,, James \
M,hb
~ Justice PaEe-Ctty Real Estat. Com
pHuy Us, Edward p : Mu.yany James
Cuwd-n MEYERS. Frederick Bertuch vs.
Same. James Cowden Meyers. Delaney
Nl,o0 Same. James Cowden Meyers
susan NJ ~. Heunenwhy 20. George Hayes
l. Harding Rogers. Alfred " Kidtle -
Harry G. senior, Henry Flueg-lman. George
l. Br"ady - Robert l. shape, George /.
Eready, Katherine GAS Va Joseph Farelia.
Sidney lickoN, Elsie T rnderhil IS
Joseph Edvlson, perciyal Wilds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
THE MONTREAL MARKET.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

EMPIRE DRESS COMPANY. manufacturer Of
dresses. g and 3. sixth avenue. has made an
asslsnment 10 Waiter T., Ernst: Company
stock 500. Laurence Friedman is president
and ! WIN F RS'hsshiid ieSTe,Sry
COMPANY. INC. dealer in railway supplies.
20 Broadway. petition in. bankruptcy by
money iSsn.d r. simpson Aiies sn and
Abel I. Smith, Jr.. $50. II /. alleged that
paymens Zoo and s @sde
and and, accounts .'o 10" Liabilities are SIS oo,
MAY - isis T,s s sspa . Sss aed
succeeded the l. S. Van Loan Company II
s sad that the company has factory a,
NovEhTF'Y DRESS coMPANY.-A petition In
bsnkruptcy has been filed agsin., FANNIE
dresses. 1856 Canal street. by these creditors
Friedrich s,sei. $50 pv ali On as aed
claims COMPANY began business December.
BIBLE cxIESDAR AID PUBLISHING CON.
PANf, % East Forty second street book
seller and publisher. has filed petition in
$50. W D oliver as treasurer stated that
the company has no cash and canno, obtain
assets OF nominal value consisting Of eighty.
S Sns shares OF stock Of the Daily Bible Pub.
taken over by the Daily Bible Publishing
@ ,he CITY # Of Ss~ YoGRs 9e
taxes; H. T. Barisht. $500. and the Meth.
ods' Book Concern, s525. The company wa
Incorporated February l. 1893. with capital
stock $500
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
JOHN d. GENNERICH grocer. OF Mount
Vernon. who had a chicken farm al Mount
klsco. has fled schedules in bankruptc y
which show liabilities s5i.s47, OF which 81
oyo is secured. and assets s.. sos consis n.
OF real estate IN Mount Vernon. SIS ~,
morgaged for Sc, oo stock. 81 800: horses
and wagons. tTe poultry sold by the receiver
for $50; accounts s. coz: shares OF stock
$50; judgment 80; hNures. 800. and cash
in bank, s..
LYMAN KAfSdTZKY, fur dealer . East
Broadway. has hl,s, schedules in bankruptcy
which show lisb.liie. s., As and assets 81 ilS.
OF which the principal items are. Real
estate. s. w a, zoe Suediker avenue BrcoL
lyn. morsseed for 5000; stock si.cco and
accounts s3is
frames, e,5 Hudson street has fled sched nj. :
in the assignment which show Liabilities
!..t7s, nominal assets g.. $50 and actual asse, ,
sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
NOTICE


The Annual Meeting o. the Srockhoder. - y.
Harlem River I'd Port Chester Railroad Co. rsl.
will be held az the or'ce o. the Con fatis. Car
Central Terminal. Ia the CT, % ~, Yofs ..
ThurSdhy. April 18Th. 1914 81 twelve o clocA .,a-
for the purpose o4 acting upon a progp-'f .
adopt the following Bylaw.
The humber OF directors @. this Co-po-s
shsl be nine. They shall be elected a, irc 4.t r.
meeting OF the corporal on. which shall E. I.l
at the once OF the corporal ion IL the Cit ST.
Iorh on the third Thur day In April Of each -e4-
az such hour a. shall be M med IN the notice =
meeting Notice OF the time md place - ~.r
meeting Tor the lection Of Ire ctor~ shall b
b! publication thereof at least ono 10 each ..e
fu5 iWu successive wceFs iTnfled a'cly prccsl
such election, IN nevspapsr published %
County OF New York The directors chos"u pee.
Tot be stockholders 81 the corporation. Spocs
meetings OF the stockholders ,fal be- Gale. -
notice published In the afle name
nd for the purpose OF electiEga Boa ~ O. D'-.
tors foT the ensuing year and for the ira --dc''c
o! such other business "a may pr-a"-I. cr'
be fore NJ ID rnectiug
Dated. March Slst. 1913
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