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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, September q, 1914.
BUTTER,

Receipts, 1861 pkgs. Fresh creamery. high
In extras, and there is a better demand and
hrfn tone Other qualities abundant; feeling
easy. Creamery, extras, 3Og30lvc; nrsts,
27gaa2ai4c; seconds, 25 aa2Tc; state dairy,
finest. 2O03Oc; good to prime, 26lsq2s &c;
process, extras. 26d28isc; firsts. 24h02o isc;
Initiation creamery, firsts. 24H24 17o; ladies,
current hrsts. 224d2jc: seconds q y d22c;
packing stock. June, fine. 2lhQ22c; current
mako. No =, 2Ou20isc.
CHEESE.
Receipts = i64 boxes. whole milk cheese
prices wen sustaiped. Medium and under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
COFFEE.

The trade was eth apprehensive Of loss Of
coffee at sea- az there are several steamers
which have not been heard from since they
left Brazil and which are about due. As war
risks on shipments have been advanced to
10 per cent, there was falling on In the
demand for cost and freight Cohee ana
corTesuonding hardening Of the spot situa-
ton. In tie cost and freight market offers
were slightly lower. with Santos 3s quoted
al DC. As at S.2JdS. I0c. SIS at S,45qS.5Oc and
Rio rs at . s5c Liquidation through the
voluntary committee made some progress
under the new regulations. The Rio market
was IS rCis higher and firm; santos IN
changed. Receipts at brazlllan ports were
more liberal. showing that cOffeb is beginning
To move down from the INTERIOR In Increasing
volume. Europe said the FRENCH government
purchased 100000 bags Of spot coffee.
In the local enot market Rio Is were quoted
at csc. Statistical position OF brazilian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
LIYERPOOL MARKETs.

Liverpool. sept &-WHEAT-Spot easy.
No / Manitoba IS Sd: No ? red winter, new
- SLsd Futures weak October 81 $50
December ~ "a. CORN-spot nominal: fui
ores easier; October Is std HAMS-5AOr'
ern In tieFces, new 4ss: old 90 3D.: Amsri-
can refined, IN pals, 63s 3D. 5s-r0 sboxss. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOH RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
AND MEAL

Flour was quiet, as buyers ara dSposcd 10
await nov developments IN wheat. Spring
patents. s. sOdSG 10: winter straights, 50 10
ass 80; winter patents, s. $685. W; spring
clears, s. l51$j 50; extra No I winter, 81 -
as 30; extra No winter, S4GS4 30; Kansas
gt-aights S. 1915 IS: fancy spring patents,
Sc TOqS1 Is. RYE FLOUR-Qulct; fair 70
good, S. 5UGS5 ~; choice to fancy 50 Ihg
81 ~. CORNMEAL--Steady kiln dried,
81 25 BAG MEAl~-Stcady; fine white ana
yellow 81 S5dS1 30: coarse, 81 1881 ~.
FEED-Western unsettled; bran, 10 arrive,
/ 0O-rb sacks, S23 5OqS23 81; standard mid
ding. S23 JOI$23 s.; hOur do, S8l 60; red dog
S3S so; city steady; bulk, 81 %; 0aCks'
S2$, midding. S2j 5GG$S3 80; red dog, S34.
JOuS34.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
eNIIED FRuIT COMPANY

4 o,,,.. iNlDEND NO. 81
s1i;si t,eHy dividend Of two per cent on the
ara 80 80 OF this Company has been de-
$, ~ eyeele October 18TH 1914 the or
Il M lftatlrcr. i3l State Street, hos
- ~ TO stockholders OF record al tho
y, elsluess September 20. 1919.
49, nAhLES A. HUBBARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
FlNANcIAI MEETINGS.
Z re Stockholders and Debenture Nor
gage B0ndhOlders 81

= re Stockholders and Debenture Mort
gage BOndhOlders Of
WB WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
Agtlot Is hereby gwen that the regular
lnbai meeting Of the Stockholders aud De-
lriure Mortgage E0udbOiders Of THE Wa
lash RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
The Ofact Of Smith & Bcckwith Uhe Gen.
ri Attorneys % the Company Tor The state
Ohioi ca The NTH f0Or 81 the Produce
lAsnss Brildhs 'n the City Of Toledo,
s1it Of Ohio uu Tuesday. the thirteenth
% Of October 1914 az nine o'clock 4. NJ,
81 As purpose u electing Directors and for
u iransaction of such other business az
~ b legally brought before the same.
~ tgansigr books OF the Company wall
elosed or Saturday September -, !9l4' at
'Ftve 0 clock NON and saIue VIII lie re-
5.atd o. WEDNESDAY october IL. lyIt, al ten
a9ek A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

George and l.. $. Dillenback: 9 veals. 1888
n, 81 30; 49, i8l n, 81; = i49 n; $40; ,S =
h. &c. Sc s. $ 5Is b n. s. s. 50, 49, ~ S1''s''' -
Andrew Mullen veals. l27 lbs Sl2; 3,
1871 lbs: s.; culis, zoo lbs, 81 500 grass
Kerns Commission Co: veals, $40 lbs,
Sl2 %; SO. 1876 lbs. si2; 3, i76 lbs $40; .,
1875 lbs, So; rs Indiana, 1855 lbs, $40 50; II,
227 lbs, 50; 4 sculis, 2?5 lbs. 81; 10 fed
Tobln & shannon: 81 veals, 15s Tbs. SIG:
G. 100 lbs, SO; 3, l35 lbs. s. 80; culls, 1876
lbs, 50 90 grassers, 1875 DIS, S.; .. 1872
s. Sonicrs: SO yeals. 100 lbs. st2 %; 80.
l6s lbs. sl?; SO, l45 lbs, 81 50; Is, l2S lbs,
So :, 900 ibs: IS 80; gTrsssers, 1873 lbs, s..
1913 los, 'll 80; l.. lC7 lbs. 81 so: I, lOI
lbs, s. so; &, 26S lbs, s. SO. IS Tennessee.
10 lbs 50 ~ g. ts8 los. S 90; II culls,
lbs. s. 30; 30, 1856 lbs. IS %.
Mcpherson 4 Co: s veals. III lbs, SI1;
ls,, l05j lbs, 50 so; 5 grassers, 25l lbs, S.
3I3 50; TO- I53 lbs, sill; 5, $40 lbs, IS So '''
). Judd Co: 20 Southern veals, 95s
lbs, s. 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts for two days. i4.l33 head: 32Ia
cars on sale. Sheep in fairly good demand
and firm: lambs 35850c higher than Fri
urday's prices. Some late arrivals were held
over. Common 10 good ewes sold at IS 5Og
IS per 100 ID; few prime handy at IS 50:
inferior 70 prime lambs at IS 5oTSs 60; culIs
al 81. Dressed mutton slow at . lie per ID /:
dressed lambs steady at 1901 ihc, With hog
dressed bringing l5c.
Salss-Tobln & shannon; ESQ Virginia
lambs. 20 10 average. IS 50 per 100 ID; 2t3,
81 ID, IS 90; 1871. SIS 10, IS So 70, IS 10,
IS so; IL Penn, 70 10, 1885, lo7, 50 10,
t77S: 207 Buffalo, 50 ID, 81 rs: 10, SO ID,
IS 90; culls, IS 10, S.; 90 sheep. 90 h.,
IS so; Ia. 81 10, Sc so.
Kerns Commission Company: 1914 Western
lambs, 70 10, So Is; 1871 Penn. Is d. IS %
10, rs d. So 25; 100. So 10, IS; 10, ~ 10,
S775; 2IS w Va, IS 10, IS l2Ia 2l6 Buffalo,
rs ID, 81 rs; 100 Indiana, 81 ID, 81 49, II
sheep, 30 ID. IS; II, lis 10, So e. liz H.
Newton Co.: us " Va lambs, 8 10
IS so: 23s. rs N. IS 20 70 state, - ID.
SIS IS SIS Penn, ~ ID. IS rs 8, IS 10, 81 80 !:
sheep, lsS 10. 81 IS; 10, 1876 ID. - 5oi 8.
5. Sanders: 81 state lambs. "a ID. IS 30 !;
IS, II 10. IS Is; So Penn, 10 ID, IS; IS. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
Vl,.,., OFFICE or
pPgilnla-Carolina Chemical Go.

,lghJ, Va, september a 1914
~ ~. DIVIDEND 40. 70
D Cfs,.l Of Directors Of the Virginia Caro-
- se,-,seel Company have Ia day decl8 ei
syi1sb6 ,Ath tl6tl Consecutive Quarterly
ssisT7s, q TWO e5sj PER CENT. on the
ta6s- 4 9sh 0l thls company. payable NO
.ipiilsts .lh % stockholders Of record ON
~ II ~ g. 1914 Transfer bool,u viii
liI'ISss s.sss4 9 W TRAVERS Treasurer.
~ AAtl0NAL BANK, NEW YORK
ne H., New York Sept IS. 1914
llfsl go OF Directors has this day de-
lSfiili ssSgs.l[terly dividend Of TWO PER
s,k bs,s,tsi On the capital stock OF this
o,ks IN October lat. 1914 Transfer
IN sss,l remain closed from l2 o'clock
4. oc,e,luo er 18th, 1914, 10 10 o'clock
let 1914
larry e WARD, Cashier
lARD NATIONAL BANK.
ihs 80. tokk, September n, 1914.
49, ~ OF Directors OF this bank has
- "a, regular quarterly dividend OF
3 rf,i,.t cent payable october /,
lt ia Nnoiaefa OF record on Septem-
=" <. oLEyERLEY. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September Is, 1914.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.


p.oo,,,s for two DAYS 3, $50 head; IFS cars
an sale Market dull, at decline OF I'H-'S
ON steers; De on bulls: COWS, lIg%'C ly"t.
The yards were not cleared. Ior ron 10 i,a H.
~ ~ and stag AT S5dS7 s. bulls at SD
Se Il bull at 81 and COVE al S"lHl 90.
f,rrssed beef SLOW, at 12alj'sc for native
sides. .-..,.,t.s,o, r, n ~ Va
steers 1927 10 average = - rs !" ,a aG7 H. H.
135n 10, IS So 10, 1897 10, - -. 10, L-ml a..
IS %; 60 1892 10, s. 20; -, - 10 Igt;
H. ~ ~ "a IA stays and oxen. 1850 10.
81 %; OK 1900 lbs, s. So; 8 1893 lbs. e. -,
L. 1901 10, s. 80; ] stag, is s TO- 20 ~
e eIa n, "a iS. SIS ID, 50 GO, T. 500 10, 50 90
'IT Tobin & shannon: rs w Va steers. Az H.
~ sS, N. 1890 10, IS IS; Is, 1881 10; - - WI
- IaOS ID, So IS; 80, 1880 10. - 90 ~, lonl
49, ,J 5t9s NJ 10 81 70 bulls dS SIS IS h.
e 81: 5 cows fIO 10, 50 So ,oo, g.
SSvton a Co. Is W Va steers, 1909 ~,
Ss'7S: Ell, IsO5 ID, IS 30; 81 l2tS lb; - ~
n. liza 10, - 80; 10. 1897 10. - 10 ~ li -;
TO- Poo ~ 81 So % Il cows s9I 10. s. 90; ~ $40
INV ~ - 50; 8. ITO 10, a 25; ., so6 ID, s. -.
s. g. sG II. So 75i g SO ID. 90 90 2 7S' h.
- ~ sanders: 30 Va steers, 1886 %, s. -:
iiis i H. 81 30: 20, ii76 ID, g 20: o. 1924 -
90 2 oI ya i i3SS H. b. 3 81 IS - Quiz 6a i 5
~ e. ia SO 10, IS Is; II cows, 0i3 10.
a. Ok. 97T ID. SIS IS: TO- g3l lbi 50 ~; >,
loo b. ,5 IS: 932 10 81 90 rs, 3 goe TO- d %
~eI s6smberT 4 Son: rs Va steers, l392 lh
"a! ts isS1 ID. So: 30, 1917 ID, s. 80; q.
ii6s 10. IS loi 81 iiI6 r. 81 81 IL W y Va =;
IL, "tSI In S7 20: 6. 1I3s 10, 81 "a. Is
axtn iie3 10 s. so: bulls. SIT ID. s. ".
Mcpherson & Co.. 30 Va steers, l29s 10.
tss5; 20. 1870 h. IS 20 90 1880 TO- - 20
~ SIS: a. 1855 10 81 IS; oven, 1915 ID,
SS IS; iG. iO42 ID. IS SO; H. i:l3 To- -; T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

special Trrm-rurt II--,EANSOM' }.
rri,i Trrm-PaTts !, u. III, ", ', VI.
iii and NIII-AdIourned for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court EEkS, j.
Rrclsugyuy r MilNEhl rrs-G Nicoll
nv GANEfAN. j.
Title q < T. lrov.- john Davis
Thaver/Corcn--M 9 lark"
RraIy/ Shape/T g strong
Wilson ySah HOGS n Mandrll
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court-PLATTEk. j.
rI,1r \ OstirCT 4 Ia" ku.-T 4 Iarkin
Pv WEEKS. J.
! Dworskyl Conserv Hlig ) philips
+ K Ig5rlnrIF' Morris 4 G Meyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
EXPORTS.

Wheat, hush.... 32O0l Bacon, fb......., 10, i2j
Corn, bush. .... SO A37l Hams Ib........ $500
Flour. sacks. l6 l7g Lard, tb..,.... 1925 800
Rye 1our, ibis. 1886 Cot seed OIL ID. ITO, 900
Oatmeal pkg. $50 Lub of, gals,...ilI, l5o
Beef, tcs........ 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29


The market was inactive, but prices were
nrmer owing TO an upturn In the market Tor
moderate buying. PORK easy; mess, S22B
SCI -: family. S254s27 short clear. S22as2y 90
BEEF quiet: mess. S2SqS2i; family, tSOg ~!
packet, SgJaS2G: extra India mess. iOHSiI.
DRESSED HOGS steady; bRcons, i2;sci $50
IL. lee; 100 10, l2hc; 40 ID, 1870; pigs, nc'
CIT NEATS-Pickled bellies easy; 10 ID
lGEc: i9 M. Ice; II 10, l5c; picked hams
barely steady. l6HalsAc TALON. 9giIeet'
JNpD arm. Middle West. sS5g 9S5c; city
lard steady. s&c; refined lard steady; South
America, IL &c: Continent, 1880; Brazil
kars 2.3ic COMPOUND quiet, SGSSc'
SgEARINE easy; cleo, 5i.c: city lard stear-
inc, iO'tqllc.
SUGAR.
No change In refined sugar, and trading
was quiet Prices were on the basis OF 6.yOc
as zoe Tor fine graduated. Raw sugar qu!el;
10 sales reported. cu0as 10 port available ,'l.I.
nj last quotations. The market closed ABOUT
steady AT 5.02c for centrifugal, 4sIc for
Inolasses and &c for Cubas cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

graphed as follows: Galveston easy
&c lower at SIC; sales, 500 bales.
New Orleans quiet, &c lower at shc;
sales, 1,7l5 bales. Mobile nominal, he
lower at SIC. Savannah quiet, Nc
lower at 7&c; sales, 1874 balee
Charleston quiet, Nc lower at 7Ae
Wilmington nominal, unchanged az
She. Norfolk steady. &c lower at
&c lower at 77sc; sales, 1925 bales.
Memphis steady, &c lower at SIC:
sales, 500 bales. St. Louis nominal
unchanged at sac. Houston quiet, 7ss
lower at 7Bc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. n, Mol ISIS % Flour, Mpls pat s. %
lion. y, No . Is - Coffee No ko az
Iron, :. No Is 10 Sugar. Inc gran 6.i5
Steel rails. 10 Molasscs. OK, ? 81
'Wheat, No . Beef, family zee. q 10
red ........... % Special talow.. 81
Corn, No ,el ~ Pork, mess. % 3iig
oats, stand WIN 6iE Lard mid West 800
SNOmlnal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

, state Court Of Appeals--DAY CALENDAR.
Re Johnson /Mosko- peo F1vartsJ hunici q
wltS q X Watts)
| Re T. N YfTitus 81 Poo EvaTts/ Muni9 @
| Rs & n Y/dlsbe Az (E WattB)
| EIsenbaoh/ Nut Life nj Reich Cochran
| Lon a Sow B/NhIte Morris Windsor TT
Re Hollander/ VoFon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

Liverpool. Sept &. -COTTON-spot IN fair
demand. sales for Saturday and to-day
900 bales including 400 American. on the
basis of 55jd for mlddling. Imports. -
bales no American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
New York september T. 1914
lORF0IK a NI>TEEN RAILWAY 90,

NJ Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of
= RoFiog g. Western Railway Company
sA b hei5 40 the principal Office OF the
mpany, "a the City OF Roanoke, Virginia,
ltursday. the .E day Of October. 1915. at
eelock g 20 pIg-t Directors 10 elect
dipendsn auditors 90 audit the books and
saooin6 Of the Company al the close Of the
1iill year 70 consider the annual report OF
ss Directors Tor tire Gscai year which 'nded
illt toih. 1914 20 falfy and approve all
s7on Of the Directors SET forth 10 such
rfual repoil and 10 lhg minutes Of the { ON
ny and % transact such other business as
~ properly come before The meeting
ne Stock Transfer Books win be closed at
ee0ck P. M Wednesday September ord,
ll 9ad reopeutl @. ID o'clock a. NJ, Fri
ay. October Eth. 1914
b order Of ,Ae Board OF Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS
The New York Consolidated Stock
Exchange has elected Robert Knapp, of
this city, to membership.

The annual report of the WHY'S
Overland Company for the year ended
. une 80, shows net earnings, after de-
Quoting all charges, including income
tax, repairs and maintenance, and an
allowance for accruing renewals and
depreciation, of S5,S64,S5S, an increase
Of Sl59,32l over 1913, and surplus Of
S4,SS1 ,275, S422,62 less than last year,
equal to 2i.2 per cent on $4,000. 900
stock, against 26.5 per cent on
- like amount of stock in 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
American Spirit, Manufacturing GO.

NeW York, \ y. September 18th, 1914
.ttt Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
American Splus Manufacturing Com
eV viii be held az O'Clock =. n, on
saftday October 9TH, 1914. at the Office
ne Company, so. q William Street
ta York City. for the election Of Direc-
- and for the transaction OF such other
e.laess az may properly come before the
ne transfer books Of the Common and
IatTred Stock of this Company will be
go az L. o'clock noon october 5rd,
ana Will remain closed until ~
'@oek A NJ. October lCth. 1914.
EDWARD C. CARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

Stockholders Of the Sherbrooke Rail-
way and Power Company, at their an
nual meeting yesterday in Montreal,
reelected the retiring directors, and
F. l.. Spoffard was elected a new mem
Der to the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
QUEENS COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT.
tTfrNEDITDE At I

Trial Term-HTMPHREY, AT 10 a. m.
CrOnn/B " r Il Palmer/kuu
Dohics Nichols COP Wetham/B n r Il
Auderson/B n n 4 BIgnaECO/ Su2baCh
Iohnson/Nan Alst HarriSIB . Ivy
tItza-rald/B a X JaCobs/B II X
BrusL/Ch Cong ca fareI/Lc IoInpL'
Laheman/B X r Il CoatesLB h X X
Indiyrri ITafenj Tprry/b 7 r
Burns/B n x klghardsIN - Il,
Highest number rCachCd on mo Sehe'at
calendar is -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.

FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.
Equity Calsndns-sHEPPARD j.
81 1880 a. m.
Hover InciR Essex Lsonl/ Dolognssls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
BRONX COUNTY
SUPREME COURT.
special TeFm--GUY, ).
H. nsrfo g,oaNeSgga...A A. IN q IN

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME cUURT.
special TeFm--GUY, !.
EE pGrte MATERIAL 10 q. m.
Twin GraubniaD iibelu/ FrignanO
Ro Curtis IGinsberg/N ny Co
ZiegenhainL zitgenh PiellKodas Rity Co
Ind Iron W/Appol YanDorcn/Am ST. Bar
Konklnf slegsl Singer selito Cons
Re FaYelia hehlich/ JohnBon
Keilbert C/Frey R9 KuBer
Re City Of Ny Fieger/ Elder, "
orOssman/ Berlinger Same Same
Roche Rocho Palmer VinclnEuerro
Meyer Meyer ShomeF/ Kessler
NOrton/ Norton Potts. Bradley Const
Garcia lndelli q Q Weinberg BoTtan
UflRnd/Wood n JFConyent Pk
osborhe/ MullIsan Con
Re Speed ICOo/JOhnson
Barber Wertheim II SouthworthJ Cairo
Appleby /Freund B0rrio/178d IT
Aorrison/N Y Con Ry OBtrol kyesson
Peccl Black CarrollUry d Saw BIZ
AhO/Cauldwell W KreuterI Phelan
Bchaener/ Smith Rinn/schmldt
SutOrtus/ SchOleman IMcMahan/ Mitchell
no Norndran Sons Leyy/Same
FarberI kArber Re Handiey
DamssTaadI FSursh'dt BuokIins Peterson
Same Same Stern & SILashinSky
0rafr/Am SILK Label Loughlin/Loughlin
Jones Msndelsohn Oedekoyen/ OedekoVen
Nelson Redlich Scott Mayer
GitnIck/Munck Bornstein/Crown II c
Seller KluEtnan LeYine/Londoh
hobbsJ WshwOOJ
COUNTY COURT.
Special TeFm--GlBBs. J
Ex parte matters--At 10 a. m.
1rIaI 1crm--GiBB5, J.
No day calendar.
sURROGATE'S COURT-SCHULz. s.
No day calendar
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Caurt-BRADY, !.
Realty OperatiugIJ II Stoutenburgh-J Lett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

The Kerr Lake Mining Company, Ltd,
las issued it's annual report for the
year ended August 81, which shows pro-
ceeds derived from ore sales amount
ing to Sl,036,952 The cost Of produc-
ton development and other expenses
during the year totalled S355,1O1, and
,S2S,424 ounces of silver were pro-
duced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

Realty OperatiugIJ II stoutenburgh-J Lett
nor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
NEW YORK COUNTY.
gfIpnEuu EnttuF

Appellate DiylsiOn--Reossa.
Special leTm--PaTt I--GAYEuANi J,
LlrlGATBD MOTIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
RECEIVER APPoINTEI

sURROGATE'S COURT-sCHULz. 5.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

Special TeFm--GiBBS.
EX parts matters-At 10 a. m.
1'rIaI 1cFm--Gi BB5, j.
no day calendar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-07
WARN SHIPPERS OF GERMAN
MINES SCATTERED AT SEA
Hritirh Hicc-ConsuI Wilmer Receives
Notice From British AmbFssndor
nat Washington.

Germans have scattered mines indis-
criminatcly In the open sea on the
main trade route from America to Liv-
erpoob sbyssWay OF the North OF ire
inent received. here by A. p. Wilmer,
British vice-consul, from the British
ambassador at Washington. Peaceful
merchant ships have already been
blown up with loss OF life by this
agency" the announcement asserts.
The White Star liner Olympic escaped
disaster by pure good luck, and but for
warnings given by British cruisers and
other British neutral merchant and
passenger vessels would have been do
stroyed,"
II Is declared that the mines could
not have been laid by any German
ship OF war, and that they were cyl
IDENTIFY laid by merchant vessels flying
neutral flags. which came along the
trade route rs II for peaceful com
merce. and, whilo profiting to the full
by immunity enjoyed by neutral mer-
chant ships.
Mine-laylng under neutral flag and
reconnaissance conducted by trawlers
hospital ships and neutral vessels, the
announcement declares. arc ordinary
features of German naval warfare. No
tice is given that the whole of tho
North Sen must be considered mill
tary area.
Ships Of all countries wishing to
trade to and from Norway, the Baltic
Denmark and Holland. are advised to
come, IL inward bound, by the English
Channel and Straits OF Dover There
they VIII be given sailing directions
which will pass them safely. 80 far as
Great Britain Is concerned. up tho east
coast OF England to Farne Island.
whence safe route will. If possible
be given to Lindesnaes Lishtship. From
this point ships are directed to turn
north south nccnrlIncr In
ton, keeping ns near the coast as pos
sible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-07
IN POWER OF NEWSPAPERS
TO DRIVE VICE FROM CITIES
Kansas Editor Declares They VIII DO
So When Readers and Subscribers
Insist Upou II.

KANSAS CITY, MO-, November o.
Tho newspapers can drive vice from
American cities and will do SO when
readers and subscribers Insist upon It,
declared Arthur Cappcr. editor OF the
Topeka Capital and Governor-elect OF
Kansas, In an address TO the Interna-
tional Purity Congress here tonight.
The newspaper is peculiarly respon-
sive to enlightened public opinion.
said MIR. Cupper. 1t Is In the power of
the newspapers of any city. he asserted,
to drive Vice out OF that city by a con-
scientious campaign of publicity.
Moving day was depleted as one Of
the greatest foes of modern society,
and one. OF the cardinal reasons for
divorce and Wee. by John B. Hammond,
of Dcs Moines. Iowa.
The re-estahlishment of the Ameri-
chh bbme IL tie only remedy for the
social eYu and the only hope OF the de-
mocracy.",,, he said. The constant
shifting o, families. from one section to
another prohibits the long acquaint-
ance, among people through which
proper life partners can be selected"
AS a remedy, Mr.. Hammond said, he
would exempt the homestead from tax
alton; put the burden OF taxes on In
come and constructive ownership OF
LEopertY and re- establish, a maximum
OF rent in ;tenements based on. ass ssed
valuations and graded OF sanitation and
conYenIences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-07
HElNzE' WILL NOT FOUND
Estnte Expected to Amount Mt Least
to S1,50O,O00.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

NEW YORK, November s.-The
search for the will Of F.. Augustus
Heinze, who died in Saratoga recently.
has not yet been successful. No will
has been found, although II is known
that he made will several years ago
In which he named his mother as sole
beneficiary. She has since died.
. In reply to the rumor that the for
,mer copper king" died penpileee. his
secretary. Charles Saacke. to-day
stated that he thought Heinze's estate
would amount at least to $500, 900
From another source 1t was learned
Heinzes estate may amount to as
much as s10,000,000.
jacob j.. Schwebel, his attorney,
stated it was impossible to make an
accurate estimate OF Heinzes finances,
because of the many actions pending
AGAINST him. land the many pending in
which he Is the plaintlf. He thought
those for him would about Offset those
against him. About eight years ago
HeinZe settled his litigation with the
Amalgamated Coppers Company for
SG,eoo,000, and since that time he lost
about $1.0O0.000 in attempting to de-
relop Texas sugar land.
His sister, Mrs. William Fleitmann,
has applied in Saratoga for appoint
ment ms Administrators OF the estate
upon the ground that he died intestnte.
Whatever assets he has are inherited
by his two year-old son, f. Augustus
Heinze's funeral will be held to-mor-
row.