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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
Feds Could Tempt Player 70
Break Contract, But Not Word

huge salary 70 Jump. The owner Of
the old club talked with him and
asked him TO promise not Il. jump.
The next day the Fsds increased
their offer by . large sum-"
''Confound the luck" he remarked
Look what these folks ofer me?'
Take IT, advised one Of his team.
mates. "You haven't any contract"
That's the worst Of H." he 70
marked. III was bound only BY q
contract I'd Jump In Q minute, but,
confound ILL., save--my word I would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Mondays R<sults.
Athletics 2. New York 0.
Warrington 8, Boston 3.
Tussday'ss Games.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06

q Wooster veteran, VIII take cnaFto
OF inter-class football. and Smith. one
Of Michigan's greatest guards, VIII
spend his vacation, assistfng Yost.
Gait, Davidson and McNamara have
returned to the squad, which had .
light workout yesterday afternoon.
EAST LANsING. Mich. Oct. g.
Coach MackIin followed somt stfngtng
comment Of the Aggies' showing
against Olivet Saturday with Two
hours OF gruelling scrimmage, In
which the rudiments Of football were
featured. Both the backneld and the
lire came In for double dose OF
work, and when sent TO the showers
both departments showed considerable
progress.
Bill Donovan has announced that ne
expects to manage Frovidence again
next year, and that no other arrange
ment has been suggested TO him ~
the powers that be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Piain;lr, against HENRY NJ BLACK ct al.
Defendants. No. 2a1s0-l9i3.
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly mace ani entered in ihe
18th day OF April. 1914 I, the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. vii
ssiesfooni, no. ii.I6 ve.ey Street. in TIE
noon on that day by JOSEPH p. DAY. auc-
tioneer, tho premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot OF land with the
building thereon erected. situate. lying and
being in the Twenty ward OF the
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
and bounded and described as follows: BE
GlNSlNG at point on the sou;herly side
feet Westerly from the corner formed b.
the intersection % the Souther!y side ~
seventy fourth Street with the Westerly
side OF Ninth Avenue. and running thence
part Of the way through p1r'y VA ore
hundred and TWO feet :wo inches - ~
centre line of the block. thence Western.
alons said centre line eighteen fee. thence
Northerly and again parallel Vi'h Nir:h
Avenue part OF the way through another
party wall one hundred AMI two zee: no
Inches. 20 the Southery ste % seventy
fourth street. and thence Eas'er,y along ne
sans eighteen fset - The place u beginning
Dated. New York. April sch. teil
JOHN Il RCGAN Referee
corDERT BROTHEgS Attorneys 20
Plairtlr, 80 Re..l- street. Borough
or Manhattan. NV York '.'y.
The following 3 a ;iac-Am %: he prop.
7ith street. New York Cl., y =.
Ne-. S4'l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
NEW HAVEN ARRANGES NOTES
$50 200, 900 OF ssO. 200, 900 Issse 70
Pay Per Cent.

The New York. New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad announced yesterday its
plan for immediate financing. II has sold
to a group of bankers $50 1000, 900 short
term notes, secured by three properties
of the company. The plan already has
been published in THE Sun, with only a
slight difference from the plan as an
nounced yesterday.
There are $50. 900. 600 three year cou-
pom notes, paving per cent. secured by
the New England Navigation Company
$50. 000. 900 one year per cent. coupon
notes secured by the New York. New
Haven and Hartford: 100000 one year
> per cent coupon notes secured by the
Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad
and indorsed by the New Haven and
$40. 900. 900 one year s per cent. notes OF
the New Haven. II had been understood
previously that the three properties each
would secure 100000 900 OF the notes. and
that all the notes except those of the
New England Navigation Company would
pay per cent
The per cent. New Haven notes will
be taken by the bankers from time to
time during the next six months. The
proceeds of the notes will be used to pay
maturing bond obligations, except about
So, 900. which will he spent on i'm
provements. On May Is, approximately
345, 900, 900 debentures fall due. The group
Of bankers consists Of J. p. Morgan 4 Co.
the First National Bank. the National
City Bank. Kidder Peabody & Co. and
e. Hiyginson a Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
UNIFORM PRICE BILL OPPOSED.
Department store Owners Voice Oh.
3ectiOns 10 the stevens Measure.

The passage OF the Stevens bill fixing
a uniform price for which trademark ar
ticles shall he resod to retailers and
consumers will drive retailers and whole
salers In this country to foreign markets
for their goods" said Percy :. Straus OF
X. II. Macy Co. yesterday at a public
hearing on the bill before the COMMITTEES
on commerce OF the Merchants Associa-
ton.
The bill is an attempt to make the
histrlputers merely employees Of the
manufacturers. leaving them nothing 10
say about the price. 1t will eliminate
competition between retailers regardless
OF the quantity bought or the terms
r. w. Bloomingdale. volcing the senti
ments OF the Retail Dry Goods Associa
tion. also attacked the bill as unfair. He
also objected 10 the frequent remark.
cutthrout tactics" as used by those in
favor Of the bill in referring to retailers
who make cuts in prices.
They fail TO see the other side OF tho
question" he said. "aNd forget that those
opposed TO the bill are as honest in their
purpose as are those IN favor OF IT,
Others who also opposed the bill were
- r. fothschild OF Abraham & Straus
company Those favoring the measure
were William II. Ingersoli. president q,
tne American Fair Trade League Gilber,
montague counsel for the same league.
l.. r. Porter. counsel for the Yale a Towne
Mahuiacturing Company: Carl f. Acker-
man OF the Photographers Association Of
america Congressman Herman A. Metz
ana Charles L. Butler, American Book-
sellers Association
the committee will take the ouestio,
unoer consideration and report later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
FORECLOSURE sALvs

T W]Jas: q; IN. f.i,.. 81 f p.ss
sssin:. Rosa Msrnseo. inalSid Sn P sa9 =:
trustee UNDER :he Last VIII and Testanl en- :
IN pursuance Y,. .. q Judsm.n: Q: .er.e,esu..
;snti.ea .q9io oa .na s.. ai:t AL. Z:
; :Ssd n az Of April 1914. I. the uhderssnss
s pSsla .us,5S nds%'H 4. s.H nsss. ~;
ssiesrooni: N9s. i.:is v...y street. IL the
s9r n. s Ma &sns S M.; sly Of N,~ eel
room On that day. oy BRYAN l.. KEN.
E ; Asilsns' 'ss sSS : .sa d ,s:
described as follows: '"'fSh
o. ishd , n.s S.'sG It's ps: or parcels
S %s+d ia. ~. q ::S;s
seFiss pa,s a. ,6 ,pcs- Nv t; VIZ,
xe,teriy aide OF Macdoussi s;-:.,; ~. sannih n
iasnss ~, wessis,;y e!onS sa.a .de o. Mne,:s
800 feet; theme. sa.t.siy pafaiisl s siis
sea,herx parai.l wi;h Maaaoss ssi ' s,..s:
twen'y.fve 80 zee: and six toi Inches TO =
lnehe, north Of .aia nor,aeriy std, sse o. Min.:.
Llse ,ns; running ,henee eastsriy parallel with
dougal Street. and theme. sou.hstly aIons
Macdousal street twenty. four I2i feet AMI
Shining n ana also 80 al Rsr rsh Gs Ri. and % r.
teres, Of tn. parties o. tn. IRIS, par, in iii.
seven;y-fo four go feet IN depth. immediately
north OF said premises fronting on Mac
dougal street. Being premises now known as
No. Ii5 Macdougal Street and No 2 Minstta
Lane. and being part OF the sam. premises
conveyed TO Patrick McElroy ~ deeds re-.
corded In New York County Registers once
In Liber 535 OF Conveyance page So, and
land lies In Section In Block $40 on ths
Land Map Of the City Of New York
. Being the same premises conveyed -
Rocco VI. Marasro by Daniel =. McEitoy and
wife by deed beAring date July :oth, 1905"
Dated. New York. April 25.h. 1914
Ezekiel F1XMNN, Referee
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD. AZ.
torneys for Plaintiff. No. 20 Broadrsy
New York. y. y.
The following Is a diagram OF n. prop.
Maedouga! stree: and No. Minstt. Lan.; -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
WANT $SOO,OOO,OO0
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Directors Approve Plan for
Consolidation With Lake
Shore Line.
OTHER ROADS AFFECTED
Stockholders Will Meet i'm July
for Ratification Of
Big Project.
OTHER ROADS AFFECTED

The directors OF the New York Central
approved yesterday the proposed plans
for the consolidation of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern and the New York
Central systems and tho creation OF a
new company with capitalization o.
s3oo.oo0,ooo. The name OF tho CONSOLE
dated company will he the New York
Central Railroad Company.
After the meeting Of the directors this
statement was issued THE New York
Central and the Lake Shore are the prin-
cipal parties TO the agreement. the other
companies being their subsidiaries.
The name OF the consolidated COM
pany will be the New York Central Rail-
road Company and il will have "A capital
stock Of $500, 900. 900. OF which s2is,590.-
500 Is to be issued TO the stockholders
OF the consolidated companies and $780,
>0s.bo0 will be reserved for issue from
time TO time. when authorized by the
board Of directors with the approval OF
the Public Service Commission"
The other companies mentioned In
the statement are the Geneva, Corning
and Southern Terminal Railway OF Buff
falo. the Dunkirk. Allegheny Valley and
Fitchburg Railroad Company, the Chi
cago. Indiana and Southern Railroad
Company. the Detroit and Chicago Rail
Toledo Railroad Company, the Kalamazoo
and White Pigeon Railroad Company. the
Northern Central Michigan Railroad Com
pany and the Swan Creek Railroad Com
pany Of Toledo.
The distribution OF the stock OF the
New York Central Railroad Company, the
consolidated company. among the share
holders OF the constituent companies will
be as follows: New York Central par
Tor par. s225. 5s1 .066; Lake Shore
holders in subsidiary companies, s474s34
The agreement further stpulates that
the consolidated companies shall carry
out the obligations OF the New York
Central and the Lake Shore regarding
the Lake Shore collateral bonds and other
collateral debt.
1t was announced yesterday that sew
er1l special meetings Of the New York
Central. the Lake Shore and subsidiary
companies had been arranged for July 20.
when the agreement will be submitted to
the shareholders for their ratification.
The New York Central obtained control
OF the Lake Shore IN 1898, when IL Sc
cured nearly all of its S4e.4Ss,5oO capital
stock. issuing in exchange its an per
cent bonds on a basis OF $500 in bonds
for 800 in stock.
The action OF the New York Central
directors in approving the plan for con-
solfdation followed close on the heels Of
the favorable report OF the Interstate
Commerce Commiss.o on regarding the
issue OF bonds by the New York Central
In connection with the consolidation pro-
gramme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
PROTEST RATE INCREASE.
soft Coal Men, Lake shippers and
Mi11ers Comp1ain.

wAsHfSGroN, April 29.-'There were
pleas put in by presidents and other ex-
ecutive officers that they needed the
money but this has been a plea common
to mankind In all ages and will not be
stilled by an increase Of per cent. in
freight rates." said Frank Lyon, counsel
for producers OF coal In the bituminous
district. protesting against the proposed
Increase in freight rates before the In
terstate Commerce Commission to-day.
Mr.. Lyon declared that the exhibits OF
the carriers themselves show that the
growth and net return from railroad oper-
atoms for the year 1913 are more salts
factory than tSey have been in the past,
especially az to the coal carrying roads.
Mr.. Lyon maintained that the pro-
posed rates were discrimination in favor
Of West Virginia, which would further
widen the differential between the Pitts
burg producing district and those in West
Virginia.
'The effect Of this discrimination is to
shut out the operators not favored from
large and valuable market in the East"
said Mr.. Lyon. while at the same time
the mines within these favored groups
are permitted to ship coal west to the
lakes through the city OF Pittsburg at
exactly the same rates as named for the
mines Disseminated against"
Mr. Lyon said that 8 per cent. in
crease with a minimum OF Ave cents per
tor. In freight rates really means an in
crea Sc OF 8 per cent. The carriers. he
said. propose an increase Of 5 per cent
IN rates over 81 a ton and hve cents a
ton in rates under 81 a ton.
Rush c. Butler. representing the lake
and rail shippers. made an argument pro-
testing against the proposed increase in
lake and rail rates. which. he said. were
already too high and all that the traffic
would bear.
Frank r. James. on behalf OF millers
and others In the middle West. argued
against increases and stated that rates
we're already excessive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30

Y6RKMFiRPE:pER r. cToff.pERr Ns az,
JOHN p. MCRRAY. as .oin: ;s1aats' Plan
lns, asainst EDWARD FAGAS aaa o:hets.
Defendants, No. +ss3--i9l4.
IN purslance OF a ildgmea, - foreclosure
anu SAFE, duly made and entered In the
above entitled action aud b.ar!n. d.ta n.
-ist day OF April 1914. !. the underslrnsd
me referee IN said judgment named, VT
Gel. az PUZZLE auction; a. :he Exchaase
borough % Manhattan City Of New York
on The 10Th day OF May. 1914 AZ n o'cloc.
noon on that day. BY JOSEPH T. DAY, Auc-
uonee-. the premises directed by sA!d tlts
follows:
ALL tina: 10, or pace, o; and with IN.
4uildings sat Improvements thereon IN th.
BEGINNING Al poir' On .he no-:h4r 90
SID OF ais. stree; ~ OF i-n,ned!ateiy In .roa,
o; the c-n.Te % e certain parry wall dis
tan; i5s tset eas,s-.v from the corner formed
49, stree. "ltH the ister.y stds Of ;th
Avenue. thence ro-the-y pa-a.!el wien IN
Avenue and part * III. distance through
,ne centre ot said party wall rs .eet
street q feet; thence southeriy parallel ,,!:a
tih Avenue and part OF the distance th-o.zt
ne Irtre o, party wall .. fee, iuctA.
- ~ aorth--ly side - As, street an
'lst street. = teei 20 the poiut Or piac. ..
o-giun!ns; said premises being now kuov.
~ we street numbe! East iis, street.
Dated New York. April .5th .s:t
coc Psisi,r. sHR9.THERs,,, At'Sras., -.
Rector Street. Spv York Gee y
the fo..owing Il diagram o; the pros
as; Street. New York city. \ y
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Work. F-tr,.s War4e' and Josephine
" l~te. GIL - ENHr..oT-, ETC.. I.Aiatlrs
t-A..-' N.t-s4--' e.. E-e-er, Charles kohler,
o. d. Defendants
lr pl~>lau - "a irm-n: o. fore.
UiJ~u-" and sale. 4I.y made arr entered in
-i' above .'''ed action and bearing date
he 2p'h Lay ~ April lsl4 l. M under
s'g1ei. "a" referee ~ aid Judgment named.
WI So. 4; public auction At the Exchange
Srl",room. Hos li-l6 Na--y street. in the
B1.Ilgh OF Manhattan city os New York
ou 'h" Il day ~ May ltli. A. - o'clock
noon On mat day By JOSEPH Z DAY. Auc-
I1-rrr the premises li-ecteI BY said Iuig.
follows
ALL .ha, certain 'o-. piece or parcel o.
land %!'h ne building AMI Improvements
ih'reor egted, situate. lying and being in
-" Borough ~ Manhattan. Ci,y ara Coanty
~ New fo-k, known ts Number Forty south
street IN sali Borough and city. being he
northwest corner y Old sip and South
sect. and gorttia.rE IN frGat on South
a. dining premises known as Nun her Thirty.
four - = n twenty :h-oN - feet, and on
90 Side rom south street 70 the ahov--
u"7''yp'4 premises 'or-y-'ogr 40 fee, arI
Being tH' same premises conveyed by Acton
tlvt. by FreiAr!.k DaPe'.te- il " seq
'r 'htu.n~v. hv deAi bearing da'e ne -.
LAY ~ F"1ruiry, 1884. and recorded Oh the
Cs7yegan--. Pax, as .r ~. Register.
90 u 'he County ~ Neu YORK ara
whereof sstf Aeon Civ!' dyed seized ana
,-----' IN o. tN'gf ort1H'- -. 1879.
ltt-d, NV York. Apt. -,th. 1911;
r,.,.-., = THEonoE> Davis, Referee.
FA-N .,R : SEH.t:> Attorneys Tor PLAIN
't 80 t'aa- stree. Borough o. MAJ.
-,ha.,'r %ew York C',y, '''''
~, C. =, 'a,1 - street. Number Is %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
THE CURB MARKET.

The course Of prices. on the curb yes
terday reflected a more cheerful senti.
ment on the part of traders. Moderate
gains were made in most issues on 0
slight expansion of trading. United Cigar
Stores ranged between SIX and s7S
closing UP u point. United Profit Shar.
Ing rose = TO 3s. on active trading
British American Tobacco was dull and
firm. Riker & Hegeman hardened TO Q
Maxwell Motors rose fractionally and
Wayland Oil and Gas, when issued. eased
II to 81. Bonds were quiet with New
York City AIS. when issued. improving /.
to 1913.
Improved demand and short covering
created higher prices for oil shares
prairie Oil and Gas was a strong feature,
advancing II points to AL. Standard Oil
Of California moved up 4 points to 800
Standard Oil OF Indiana hardened to 473
and Standard Oil OF New Jersey rose 4
points to 407.
Standard Oil OF New York varied be-
tween 217 and eco. rejecting gain of
11s points at els. Vacuum Oil closed )
points higher at 222: Continental oil
gained points TO 2l9 and Ohio Oil re-
ceded point to 1874.
Transactions in detail. in the market
Yesterday were as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
PROPOSALS.


- SEALED BIDS VIII We received by -.
bonr O, Water supply, A. 80 OFFICES twenty
srconl nno;' Municipal Budding. Park Row.
Crntr" and Chambers streets New yorL
,raaiiy' UNI! II A ". on Tues lay, June Z
lFl' Tor contract IA for the c01structton -,
nine concrete stone and brick superstructr,re
~ ana near the Ashokau reservoir In 49,
town OF pUy", Ulster county Srw w.
The .atsSs' q ne hI'iiins, is approSima,e =
smallest - feet oy 81 Zee, bv ~ ~
The -uostructur"s or foundations q, ~.
building have been built and the civ MI
turn;sh ana erect the root eover Tor ,ts
A. N, above place and time tn. b,ds r,,
be plt.icly opened and road parn,i.,,
containing Information Tor hidaerg a,a
rSWph'rts o. contract drawlnss an h.
"htt.nHi az the above addro~.. a. the orica
~ the Secretury. by dsposlting tho sum NJ
ten dollars 800 IN .clsh. " Is equitai.S n,
Apply % the o1'ce " the pfrr.pt Assis,a, .
Engineer AZ he above address '"
,MAt!'ES STIR NISS President
Gu ARIES y. CHADWICK
ioHN @ ALVIN
som missioner. OF the Board ~ Water summit
" BRUCE COBB. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
PETITIONS ON sICKLEs TRUST.
Generals Daughter Seeks 70 Have
Husband Made Trustee.

Mrs. Eda Sickles Cracken;horpe. daugh.
ter OF Gen. Daniel r. Sickles and wife o.
Dayrell Crackenthorpe o: the British
diplomatic service fled petition in the
Supreme Court yesterday asking for the
appointment OF her husband as trustee OF
fund for the benefit OF herself and her
three children. which was put In trust
with her father IN 1907.
Mrs. Crackenthorpe's property consisted
OF her share in the estate OF her grand
father. Gen. Sickles invested the money
in the stock of the Sickles Estate De-
velopment Company. having par value
OF $4,000. The present value Of the stock
Is uncertain. Mrs. Crackenthorpe said.
Mrs. Crackenthorpe sued her father for
an accounting OF the property some time
ago and he then resigned as trustee The
suit was dismissed because the plaintiff
failed TO make her children parties to the
action.
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l.. Ais. -
The approximate amount % .ae len or
charge. 10 SATISFY which the above : esc-i D !
properly IS 10 % sod. Is ist3i-.Si Vta
inteTes; thereon from tina 18Th Gag OF Ap-ii.
1914. together with The co-'s ard A ouar 4.
amounting 90 f32i;o. witH !n.sr,y ,-o-I
April I'D. 1914. together vita the expense.
Of the sale.
The Above described premise. -. beI-s
500 sGpjsct 30 restrictive covenants ia >.
certain .nst.unfr' -e ,prisd r. I.Ss- 80 -
k-g.-i"r q the County % New icrk az 4
ahy safe % facts a correct s.r:as may Eaop.
Ahs premises are a.so aH-g So subject
u rrst :nortgaga ~ 5000 a3- zen
On the premises, with .c'-r--' OF 80 sane
"a y. per amman
Dated. New Yo-k Apr.i SEA is:.
LAFAYETTE GLEASON. Referee
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~ TO-
OLD : IN.

w
Tha approximate amour, a, ~. ,,.- -
..frg". % satisfy wS!ca the lova -dss, hst
P-"ps~'j - - bA sold. is Twafrs NI~ e.
at even and li-lOV Si.-liyit palt,rs
WIN interest thereon from The sth day u,
NpI' ~ tos-'he- VITA he costs ana
- -'N nee amounting 20 5000 - With il
t-."@' i5om APP. -. 1874 Together Win ne
"Np---s 9t ~ sLe Taa approAirl. .
Ni"'4"' OF tNe taxes. asses Htflprfs and vo.,-
tair,' or other liens whirN ar, 20 ,. h,l'nat
20 'nn purchaser ort -, tho purchase none
o. P.il ny the Referee, Is $1,000 and In,
~ FEEMlSES WILL rs SO,.D SURF GCV
- ..rat mortsAse t1y SO. 900. which =
NelupeT !. ,ql3. Vs. "''' No.
Also SUBJECT 70 Two other mortgage.
from May - 1919 '- 'e0'
II. Also sUBJEcT 70 any STAT. o, facts
WIFI IN accurate suryeF VII. show
patea' Now York, April eEth. raj,
I VHEopORE DAVIS Ketere.
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No Mne-ts Lane
Tn. approximate amount OF the lie, a,
charge, 20 satisfy which the above d esc-i s.t
property is % - sold. is Twenty-Five tsou-
-srd 'Nc hundred and eighty doi A..
H-5.ssi.o0l. w!:h interest thereon f-or, re
S'h day - April, isii ;ogsths- ri.h co.,,'
snl allowance amounting 20 FIv. hundred
rom APRIL .3i. 1871 together WITH the .s.
pen.es Of the sale. The Approximate. amount
~ the raves, assessments and ater rates
~ other lens which are 20 - allowed 20
ne pu-chass- out OF the purchase rnoney o.
pAii ~ IN" Referee, i Twelve hundred ana
eighteen and 2i-loO dollars and Interest
patet, New York. Apri 18th, 1914
EZEKIEL FrAMAN Ret,-.s
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Will Pay frtacO Interest,

Speyer x Co announce that they have
made arrangements with the Bankers
trust company to advance to the holders
OF certificates OF deposit for the St Louis
and san Francisco Railroad general lien
per cent. gold bonds an amount equal
to the Interest due on the bonds on May
J. the advance is intended merely for
the convenience OF depositors. and may be
obtained any time from May | to May
~. The firm also announces an extension
OF the time limit for depositing the bonds
with tho Speyer bondholders' committee
The bonds will be accepted under To
agreement until May ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. April 2e.--Trading here was
quiet. with a generally easier tone. Among
the coppers a sale of Isle Royale was re-
corded at is. of liz. while United states
Smelling strengthened III to Ban. Trim
ity sold at 4, up e. Alaska Lake Copper
and North Butte each softened fraction
ally. In the rails. Boston Elevated. Oh
light trading lost II. while Boston and
Maine weakened a point to ~. New Ha-
ven receded Il to 6s II. In the industrial
list. American Tel softened q. to 100,
while United Shoe Machinery hardened a
like amount TO So II. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
KODAK CO. MUST SHOW BOOKS.
Eastman Concers I.escs First Point
In Dissolution Suit.

BUFFALO April 2s--Judee Hazel d.
rected to-day that the Eastman Kodak
Company produce its books for twenty
years. the alleged blacklls, and so-called
Bible In the Federal Court at Rochester
on May %.
This Is tho FIRST step in the Govern
meflts suit for dissolution.
There was a bitter argument over the
question OF whether the moving picture
film business could come under the scope
OF the Investigation. Judge Hazel ruled
that movie films were proper Photographic
supplies and that end OF the business
came under the suit filed By the Govern
ment.
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TEa 1np-rs ma" auua... - the len o.
g. i-ga ;a satisfy wh!rh she aLote-,les -, Z,
property - -b u- sold - TTru.y-oue thou
sand -rre- hundred 'hir- ave aaI f1rty-.o y
one -nlrarei'hs dollars Gs:l $3.50. wl,h In
crest thereon from the md day Of April.
amounting f1 TErr, hundred furty-tuo ana
.a-l1o Dollar. $4,000. V.'h Interest from
April i.tE, 1914. together with the expense,
uf
The poo,e-I-scria-I premises ara being
sold -r. t-s. 90 existing :aua.Dlas AID yat-
-ffr...- .rrncnrtrt leases ard any set o,
Z o. .orr-st survey may show
Dated. Sew York. Ap-.' 9Th. i1.t
JOHN II GOGAN. Referee.