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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Mixed RSroad Earnings.

Here and there in railroad reports for
March there is that which suggests that
the plight Of the railroads is not so black
as it as been painted. 1t is true that
the comparisons are with an unusually
bad month, but the fact remains that a
number OF roads were able TO show at
least a full measure OF rebound. After
81. Pauls extraordinary showing, in
which. while gross increased but slightly
net rose magnihcently there was less
disposition shown in the financial district
to insist that the position Of the roads
IN general was hopeless unless the In
,erstate Commerce Commission granted
early relief. Nevertheless, there was
some consolation for those who believe
that It is hopeless. for Southern Pacific
Showed decreases Of nearly $4,000 in
gross and $4,000 in net, and all the
Baltimore & Ohio's gain in net Of $S0l.-
10 was at the cost Of maintenance, the
difference between March this year and
March year ago being accounted Tor
by thu heavy foods in 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

American Hay Company-F1rst Nationai n~nA
OF Waterloo, y. Y, $40 80 -
Acme Paving Company-Joseph Murray Co.
RueiIesbsch Construction Company Inc
Cross Austin & Ireland. 1851 Is
Same-Same, 81. 355 -. ~
Daniel Augustus Realty Company 3. A. eira
r,sature Adv. Compsny-w. n. King G, al, si3,-
Herbert wheaton Co.-H. B. Hanson. 1913 u.
II. l. Converse Co., inc.-E. b. Mansah 81 a.
1851 q - tr
Interborough Rapid Transit Company-H
Nassoneaua Construction Company-M. s.
Witherbec. 81. 222 "a. 49,,
pany and Philip Hoyer-H. W. fatraA'
supreme Feature Film Company-H. p. Knight
SMYRNA Fig Packers L,s-Bennett Day & Co.
ssyanac Construction Company-s. j. Bloom
ingdale ct al, $-5l ~ e. -, ss
scrosis silk Gov. Taliaferro 81 al S-l.5 ~
Third street Realty Cos. r. Wells sS9o,
Universal Motor Truck CIV S"iheha''
Tire A Rubber Co; 1893 ~
r < Grand Lodge Independent order Ana
was Israeli Goldman. SJi9 -.
W y Moore Coal Co. Scranton Coal 70
and VIM. r. Moore-C. ". Hunt CO. Va
Cal 10.
The Bronx.
Cohen. Elias Al. Freeman; 1888 81.
Doyle. Catherine. @. knauer' s9s- "a
Iacov. Joseph, and Wilsum Realty a Con-
struction Co. Inc; 1923 40.
pfyIo Carmellna-Isaac c. Bishop, Inc.
$40 o.. ..,--
Eapp. charles Al. r. McKown SD -.
Schneider Farms Col. sheresheNsSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
MISSOURI PACIFIC
PUZZLES WALL ST.
Stock Goes Up on Renewed
Rumors of Change in Gould
Management.

Reports In the financial district yes
terday from St. Louis that John f.
Stevens, a railroad expert and president
Of the John T. Stevens Construction
Company, with some expert accountants.
has been making an investigation of the
Missouri Pacific for Kuhn, Loeb e. Co.
caused revival of rumors that control
of the property would soon pass from
the Goulds.
The stock had fallen to 1914 In the
morning. the lowest price in years, upon
publication of the report that Kuhn.
Loeb bankers were actively interesting
themselves in the road, but the rumor
caused a rise to 10. The closing sale
was at IS, a gain of 2 points over We'd
nesday's last quotation.
While the bankers refused either TO
affirm or deny their reported interest in
the Missouri Pacific, the St LOUIS
dispatch was accepted as true. The ex-
PLANTATION was offered that the reticence
of the bankers was due to the fact that
no direct overtures had been made TO
them by the Goulds, but that they were
willing to talk business should PROPOSE
ton be made which would eliminate the
Goulds from control
Among tho rumors TO account for the
recent heavy liquidation in Missouri
Pacific stock which went the rounds
Yesterday was one that George Gould
had sold within the past month 5000
shares. and another TO the effect that
the unsold portion OF the Gould holdings
had been offered to Kuhn, Loeb e. co.
IL was said that 10000 shares were
offered this week TO this banking house,
and pending the report of Mr.. stevens
and tho expert accountants their pur-
chase was still in allegiance.
A director OF the Missouri Pacific SAID
Yesterday that the plan of financing the
company's s25OOO,Ooo issue Of notes matur-
ing on June l would probably be an
nounced the latter part of next week.
Wall Street concluded that the interest
now being displayed by the New York
bankers foreshadowed favorable out
come Of the plans to meet the notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
COTTON UNSETTLED
AND LOWER
Market Loses an Opening Ad.
vance, but Closes with a
Slight Rally.

First prices In the cotton market yes
terday were point higher TO points
lower than the previous close. and the
active months made further gains on UNI
favorable crop advices from the South
west and other bullish news. There was
plenty OF July cotton offered. however,
n ainly from scattered sources. and partly
against purchases OF new crop options
and prices eased Off in the late trading,
with tho close a few points up from the
lowest on covering, but net to 10 points
below the finals Of Wednesday. There
were rumors that 10000 bales Of freight
room had been engaged for shipment OF
cotton from the local stock to Southern
mills. Southern spot markets were I'M
changed to &c lower. Memphis showing
the decline. and the local market declined
10 points TO l3c for mildling upland. No
sales. Delivered on contract, 100 bales.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
GRAIN ADVANCE IN CHICAGO
Export Demand Sends Wheat
Up-Provisions Also Gain.

Chicago, April 30-Development OF a
good export demand fer new crop winter
grades had rallying influence to-day on
the wheat market as a whole. In the
end prices were firm at the same as last
night to !. higher. Other speculative
articles showed net gain al around
corn 4c TO &c. oats &c to nc. and proyi-
slons SC 10 20c. Export sales OF new crop
winter wheat here aggregated 5000
bushels In addition, 5000 bushels OF old
No 2 hard were reported az having been
sold TO BaltiOre for ocean shipment, with
sold 10 Baltimore for ocean shipment
with 5000 bushels more virtually accept
ed. Besides, word came from both Phila-
delphia and Duluth that export bids IN
these cities were within &c of a working
basis This news, coupled with the VIDE
discount OF American markets under Liv-
erpool and the fact that the greater part
OF the No. z red winter In public eleya-
tors here has been registered for transfer
10 shippers. made leading shorts lncilnea
10 take profits. and caused some fresh
buying as well. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
ATRIL 80.
Manhattan.

The frs, name is that of the debtor, me
second that OF the creditor ana oate "ne"
Judgment was Med; .u
RosenfeId Leo-Klauoer Bros. & Co; Aprh
spieiberg' Jacob-M THAI; juno is. 1911;
1886 10. = ,,x,
Title Guarantee e. Trust Cos. honnah'
April 81 1914; SAB IS. - o.,o...
william Brooks Cor. j. seaoury; oc'ooe'
II, 1913: $3.i27 80: ~ ,o,a.
Lord. geo. On. Kearney; Juno -. 1918
vcWhinney. Thomas A.-Sargent & Co..
January %. 1914; sl45 u. ~
\ Y Contracting Co, Pennsylvania Ter
minal-C Flansburg. April D. 1872; sllO ~
OrertIv. Rose-Rsisier Heating CO.. Octooe'
Pavalka' Cieorge-H Cohsn; April H. 1914;
Aloha construction Co, Patrick ORourke
and Adolf Hirshfeld-J. Tino ct al; May
,--,,s,t y. * Construction CO. and Elias A.
Cohen-A. D. Davis; April 20. 1914; Sf-V 30
Same-same: April u. 1914; ssl9 =.
Fasla Vincent-Simpined Selling; octooe'
81 1913 SlI0 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
MONTREAL STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

baltimore & Ohio--Gross. 1874 $50: increase,
,tsa 5ss- net, s2s7i235: increase. ss5l, $50.
~ YORK. susQuehanna & Western-Gross
Ell a.. Increase, 81 500; net, So, 5l5; In
chicsga Rock Island 4 Pacifc-Gross. 70
.at an: Increase, sl2t,Sf: net, N'z0-'fo e' IN
neIswsre. Iackswanna 4 Western.Gross'
3, III 400. decrease. ST. s. net Ntlz0a' de-
'cS,cirnstt Hamilton a Dsyton-Gross. Cst.-
.SS Increase. Sizes s72: deficit after taxes sS'-
2ol; aserep sciSc~e;ros,. 81 5si 55s: decrease.
az. -. net a. 75s ao7: decrease. f@.sII
sSs,vr, vailey-,;ross, f59T. 4oS increase.
uis $50. net. Nl,.sSo; increase, %,M cro..
60 ,es 10. decrease. ,isl.l77: net. t.NssS; de-
Psnnsyiyania System Lines Westl-Gross
20 s55 los: inrease. s32l.5oS. net 'lf-S'.%' III
crease. $50 iS7. -. .sas-s-s5. IA
pennsvlvanla system-Gross 80 30 90; "a az
crease, slsss72: net. S. -is,iio increase ~Si'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. April 30.-There were l-,sn oa srss
- 81 the wool auction sales to-day Inc
oapenfion was Of good quality. strong Ame.i,
can bidding against home ana oonu, a nnd
spinners advanced greasy merin9s ana I'm, i,.s
SreGns hardened over the March rates. Inc
siauo', oiinyye New south Wales. 400 bales.
Secured c5 is sdG2s "a; srsasy ,aeaS ysa sy
sSu|eas" Ia Victoria. 300 secured is Ada IS
1 "a. sreasy 7Kdais Cd; South Australia 700.
se SEQ is 5l.do2s; sreasy' .asss, Ss. va va
A usn ss0ts AID Tasmania, 100. greasy
= issfls SD. New Zealand, 100; secured,
~ tSSas ia: greasy. sisdais 4d. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. 600; secured - sdsis
"a, -raasv 1aHis Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL 80.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts II more
than 500 were filed yesterday, the first name
being that OF the debtor
Armstrong. William A.-C. II. Clinton Paper
Boyle. Charles w.-Producers' Feather Com
coolidge Edna w-R. Luka;her. i54s47
Cohen. Elias Al. Freeman. s5s5 81
creamer. Joseph M.-Siedle studios, $3.50 a.
Dnns@ath. Robert-Riverside steel Casting
Fon1i' Rayard. Chester 3. johnson & Ella NJ.
Buoiiyant-W. II. Black. fAl 2.
Foileri. ttare.-Max s,iner { c.. SIS Is.
Glass, Hsrris-i. Strsnb ct al S s.,7 s;
Hall Rudolf & Ida-Central Mortgage Com
pany s656 %.
ssme-same, ss5i 02
Huber. Charles-M l.. Chizzoa. se.oT 50.
nm Harry and Bronx Taxicab Company
troIrwood c. Charles-A Miller. ss75 -.
Uorowitz Ious-D Isemmle fe55 81.
al Robert VI. or Robert II. c. rearle-o. J.
r,iI iI Mortimer R.-Hartley Company. s2ss 20.
Jackson. Charles New York City Car Adv.
Company. $9si - r. p,
K fsSs n, Samuel Garrison. 1855 90.
Koile. FREDERICK s-Le Marquis Hotel Com
b KirSbaI H. Jennie H.-H Pistcahal. s235 o.
hirpor" Es%ar5 T.-stern Brothers. s5li Co.
Isrkin' Peter J.--Griot & Fischer tn2 u
i,ouchein. Jerome S.-N. NJ. silver si5- s..
Woizl. Joseph-A NoJzis 8. 100 10.
ucintyre. John-R. :. Lloyd. Sls2 %
Murray John s.-R. T. Kyle, slos, 10
Meier Lena-H Newark, Set 81
Warrer Lola WI. NJ. Edgar. sZio Il.
Nurick Albert-L. Somehow e. a.. w u
oIeksiak. John-Duryee & Barwlss UP 81
Pedro Juan. jr-St.ilwen, G, s0oz 81
pope, Charles NH. p. knight, SiI ~ -
oy,n John An u. Brennan e a. WI IT,
schretsN. Wllllam-H. Larkin, 1871
SsY,on shepherd r. and Robert J. Francis
Union stove Works. >JJl 70. 1890,
sr5ka. Louis and Bertha-A. Waltman' VS. H.
simon. Benjamin-F. Corner 500 %
scbickering' Conrad-F. Stone, s%- q
,r-asn1 Iefrerson-C NJ. Chester. jr.. s,e u
.rhomnson' James B.-Brooklyn Furniture Com
pany 1851 81. , ,. Fam
nanv-People. etc. 81 900.
U@rrar Ludvig-G. \. Price - al, sSlo II
wheaton. Byron J-German Exchange BANK
$50 ~ ~. .su,a
Wicbert. Joseph HI Hart >. 81 -
1virzslber. Iouls-R. Gamley so+s 20 -
yVicner Samuel and isaac bercnshsh' -''
,,y rank of New York. III 81.
American Manufacturing Company. N''
lanska, Sc 20 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
NEW HAVEN NOTES GO WELL
Excellent Demand for New Is
sues Aggregating $50, 600, 600.

The 10000, 900 New Haven notes sold
n New York and Boston bankers were
taken up so quickly yesterday by partlc-
inants in the underwriting that by noon
II WAS reported that all the New England
allotment had been resold. At the close
y, the day II was understood that the
entire issue had been placed with IN
vestors. For the 500. 100000 New Haven
one wear per cent notes the Offering
nrice was 90; for the s2o.ooo,oo0 New Eng
land Navigation Company three year es
aeik and for the SO, 900, 900 Harlem River
one year bs ~.
With the exception OF ths securities OF
tba Central New England Railway the
estimated value OF the securities placed
nv The New Haven as collateral behind
N. notes was far below their book value.
Hartford, Conn. April 3c.-Ths state
hanx commissioners to-day ruled that OF
the three blocks OF short tme notes
,,st sold by tho New Haven road only
tho $50 900. 900 OF New York. New Haven
q, hartford railroad one year per cent
counon notes are legal investments Tor
Connectlcut savings banks. The s2o'ooo'-
400 New England Navigation Company
ro,ss and the SO, oOo. 900 Harlem River 4
D., chester companys notes are declared
80, IN he legal investments for the saw
,ngs hanks OF this safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

copprpT.ha local street maj ket for copper
,,ss onis, with electroiytic quoted at Hsc ana
casting al itGiilsc. Standard copper on tn-
Metal Exchange was quiet. win spo, aay,
f,,rs and July quoted al 10 59altc. In London
conner closed firm al f6i for spot and toi IS
for futures 49,. Vail
TIN-Easy. with sales Of tons. New YORK
:. ~. al sgir. Iulv a. 50Q3i SOC; August.
- ssi,1,s5c: September. "a 7oa3S. ioc. In London
I'm c,osed quIet a, fl5o l5s for spot and Abs los
IFtD-Ouie, New York spot. dSgs sc.
and Pas, 81. Louis. 3s2izq3s2isc. In LONDON
lead closed at fN las -ar "A.
sPELrER-Quiet New YoaS 'ppS g y"nsan
snelter closed at III l0s. r.so,
IRON-Aliddlesboro No !, bls tlsd IN I,2ha '..
The local iron market was quiet any w
rsanYed AZ SIS .JaSls for No foundry N.rtao
- s,t<ys,sTj for No 2 Northern F5Gyb ~
FOR No / Southern. and No Southern w ."
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Bath Water Works Company Sc
Crimson RAILWAY Company
Cedar Rapids Water Company
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company
Cincinnati, Lebanon 4 Northern Railway
Company
Colorado Bridge Company
Chattanooga City Water Company
Evansville Electric Railway Company lt
Mortgage 40
Evansville, Tere Iiauts & Chicago r. r
Company Qncome MOtgase)
EE.abethtown Water Company
Housatsni: Railroad Company
Huntington Water Company
L.rchmont Yacht Club
Little Miami Raihssd Company
Mobile & Ohio RaikOad Company Equip.
ment, Series "a
Nans.mend Water Company
Northwestern Coal Railway Company
Oman, Gas Manufacturing Company
Ogden Gas Company
Old Dominion Terminal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Csnsod.
dated Mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
Transactions in this market for foreign
account amounted to about h"o shares'
practically all on the buying size.

Interest duo May ! on the per cent
general mortgage bonds of the New YORK
and PENNSYLVANIA Telephone and Tele-
graph Company will be paid at the EN-
pire Trust Company
Total sales Of the Allis-Chalmers Com
many for the three months ended March
2, amounted to 50. 79l, 1856. and deficit after
charges was S65.69S.
Announcement has been maze OF the
retirement OF Ward Campbell from the
stock Exchange firm OF i. ;. Smithers
g. Co. Selwyn Bywater VIII become
member of the firm on May l.
,rba Stock Exchange firm OF rudolph
bennler & Co. will dissolve by mutual
consent on May /. and the new firm VIII
he created TO take over the business
with HEADQUARTERS at the same Offices
- Broad st.
The New York Stock ana COTTON Ia
ohanga firm OF Chisholm Chapman
o,novpce the establishment OF new
,,rarch office at l2-l4 North Broadway
yonkers, under management Of Client
worth Is. Hart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Lack. Goals Cash Dividend.

directors Of the Delaware, Lackawanna
western Coal Company yesterday de-
N'ssed special cash dividend Of 10 per
senN compared with "a disbursement
s'ar ago OF 20 per cent I'm addition the
,,svnpany declares regular dividend Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Southern California Edison.

March gross earnings OF the Southern
California Edison Company amounted to
S6l.eS6. an increase Of s9Ss3 over March
OF 1918. while net earnings were sl53.o32.
decrease of sl625is. After payment of
interest charges etc. there remained
balance OF Ss579. a decrease OF 1929.
For the three months ended March 81
gross revenue was si.l46.6i6. gain OF
SSl,1W over the same period OF last year
while net revenue totalled $3.50. S,os7
greater than the year before. and balance
for the three months was sso4,sss, loss
of t7062
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Authority has been granted the Rock
land Light and Power Company by the
upstate Public Service Commission to is
sue s46s 900 OF its capital stock, TO be sold
Mt not less than par. 1t is proposed TO use
the proceeds OF this issue TO acquire stock
OF other electric roads and TO discharge
certain obligations which the company
has incurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. April 3o-The condition o. the
r-rit.d states Treasury az the beginning o.
,,,s,,sss TODAY was: Ne, balance IN general
,,,d 81 "a 7e5 Total receipts YESTERDAY. -.
ses - ro,sl t,aynents Yesterday. bo-5 %,
7.he deficit this nsea year Is 1870 as''hs,
. s,,--i,ts OF s. SO rs last year. exclusive ~
I5-nsr,,. canal ami public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Pennsylvania Railroad Company lot Mtge.
Real Estate
Pittsburgh, youngstown & Ashtabula RR.
Co. LIST Con. Mtse. SO
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chieass Z s. LOUIS
r.. Company Series c, &C
Portsmouth Suburban Water Company
Racine Water Company
St. Louis Cable 4 Western Railway Go.
United Water & Light Company
Vanda!ia Railroad Company, Series g.
Weksbus, Shreveport Z Pacific Railway
Company
Vrginan Railway Company
Watching Water Company
Wel!sviIle Water Company
Wichita Water Company
MAY 18TH. 1914
Catskin Illuminating & Power Company
Commonwealth Water & Light Company
(Nstes)
DIVIDENDS
MAY 1ST. 1914.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
MAY 18TH, 1914.
The Pullman Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
FORT WAYNE 4 CHICAGO
lnNHl\A

Pittsburgh. Pa. April 10, lHlf.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a Chl-
cago Railway Co. Will be held az me once OF
The Company. In the CITY Of Pittsburgh. on
wednesday. May 20. 1914. at II o'clock for
tho purpose Of eieciing three directors In ths
place OF Ike number whose terms expire on
that day. X. VI. COLEMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

New Orleans. April 3O.-With New York's
stock depleted by the absorption of May no.
tices by southern mills and continued adj
verse weather reports from the Western belt
the long element in the cotton market to-day
displayed a marked spirit OF buoyancy, and
prices were bid up 10 a moderately higher
level. Later n bearish onslaught on July at
New York discouraged operations for the
long account. and figures moved of slowly
but steadily TO the end Of the day The close
was steady. at a net decline OF four TO eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Liverpool cables-Spot In good demand safes.
1900 bales: speculation and export, LOO;
American. 10. cOj: imports. 1000. none Ameri-
can; middling upland, I.SSd. Futures opened
net decline of . points to an advance OF y
point: May and May-Jure. 6.Sed; June-July
1891; Juiy-August 6.Tgisd; August septeu-
ber G.GSisf; tember-October, 5A,rd' 10
Der November. 6SJd November-December
6.2Sisd Decenber-January and January-ttbru-
AIRY. e26isd: February March. J.27d: March
April. 6z'2d. Manchester-farns quiet Dut
steady; cloths quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
BUSINESS REVERSES

c. j. SULLIVAN ADVERTISING COM
PANY-Schedule on assignment OF {: }.
Sullivan Advertising Company 15S West
c5th ST., show liabilities Sls0f25, nominal
assets sl21, l3i, and actual assets sls,i9o,
consisting of office fixtures, accounts
horses. wagons, and fences for advertis-
ing The fences cost $4,000, and are now
valued at $500. OF the liabilities, Sle,VV
il Tor rent of space for advertising.
Among creditors are estate or late Con-
gresham T. ID. Sullivan. $1Sl 49,, money
loaned; Committee of r. ID. Sullivan,
$3.50. money loaned: Metropolitan Bank,
ss.3il: Abraham l.. Erlanger, $500
ALEXANDER MISUNDERSTANDING. 200
Fifth ave. filed petition with liabilities
s23.55l, and no assets. He was formerly a
partner in firm of Maisel Brothers, skirt
manufacturers. 142 West 2ith St, and OF
Prizefit Skirt Company. OF the liabilities
$lS,j6i are possible claims for endorse
ments of Prizefit Skirt Company. Petition
was filed against Maisel Brothers April s,
1913, and dismissed in June. 1913. on prom
ise to pay in full. Petition filed AGAINST
Prizeft Skirt Company october 4. 1913
s. NJ. b. RUBBER COMPANf-JudSe
for s. NJ b. Rubber Company, manuract-
urer of waterproof fabrics. l6o Fifth ave,
with factory al keypOrt, y. D., bono
81 go. Assets consist of real estate, ma
chinery and accounts, inventoried az w.
900. which will not realize more than $lo-
0Or. $1,000
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
WOOLF Schedules in as
Segment of Woolf Brothers, dealers in
toys and novelties. ll9 Fulton ST., snow
liabilities sl.l07 nominal assets So,3so, ana
actual assets s3.NO
FOX & WOLGANG-Schedu in as
signment of Fox x Wolgang, dealers N
plumbers supplies, 1i5 East Houston ST.,
show liabilities 1924, and actual assets
si.5l5. ,u
HARRY STEINBERG. - Manufacturer
of waists. Il East 2lst St. filed schedules
which show liabilities s9,26s and assets
50 400. consisting OF stock, s'oo; accounts
$500. and cash Sl,20
NORRIS T.. MINER.-Dealer in mems
furnishing goods, 15S Riyington St. mace
settlement with creditors AT ~ cents OH
dollar cash. and Judge Hough dismissed
petition filed against him January =
DAVID KAASI. ER.-Jobber in MOVERS
and feathers, SIS Broadway. has made
assignment TO Harry Zalkin, and petition
was filed against him by these creditors
Sanford ] Monheimer. Nlf: Murray Nan
ner. $3.50: J. Katz & Sons. sS.
ALBERT WERDENSCHLAG.- west
14sth St. butcher, filed petition with Ia
biiities S4ll and assets ISL. In old ac-
BERNARD J. DEPASSE. 1915 Gilbert
place. The Bronx. fled petition with Ia
bilities a.72S. mostly for money loaned
and no assets. ,,orA
appointed Harry Osterman receiver for
Delman Brothers, manufacturers OF
women's underwear, 429 Sixth ave. and
S36 Canal St. bond $1,000. Assets estimated
" JO.FORD INC.-Judge Hough aap-
pointed William Henkel, jr., receiver Tor
To- Ford. Inc. dealers IN hats and gowns,
East 44th St, bond $1,000. Assets esti-
mated at 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

year assured. The special 10 per cent
payment means cash distribution OF
$3.50. 90
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SchuyIkill Light, Heat and Power.

The Pennsylvania Public Service Com
mission has handed down decision deny
ing the application of the Schuylkill Light.
Heat and Power Company for permission
to carry on a competitive electric lighting
business in the borough OF Ashland, which
is now served by the Eastern Pennsylva-
MIA Light, Heat and Power Company. the
subsidiary lighting company of tho East
ern Pennsylvania Railways Company,
which is operated by the ]. @. White Man.
agement Corporation. The commission
held that "a reliance upon competition be-
tween public service companies for secur-
ing adequate service and proper rates has
not been successful. and that hereafter
supervision by properly constituted au-
thorities is to be substituted; that COM
petitive companies are invariably merged
and the citizens are compelled to pay
rates sufficient 10 give return on the
Investment OF duplicated properties" This
Is the first case OF its kind before tho Pub
lie Service Commission Of Pennsylvania.