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SUES WRECKED BANK
OFFICERS FOR LOSSES
Comptroller Williams Asks
800. 900 for Creditors of Mt.
Vernon Institution.
CASE MARKS NEW SYSTEM
Government Intends to Hold
Directors Responsible for
Acts of Officials.

Comptroller OF the Currency John Skel-
ton Williams began suit yesterday in the
United States District Court to hold the
officers and directors of the defunct
Mount Vernon National Bank responsible
for the payment OF the $500 900 in claims
held by depositors, stockholders and other
creditors OF the institution, for the wreck
ing OF which Herbert T. Jennings. the
former president is now serving a prison
sentence.
This is the first time in many years
that a liability suit Of this kind has been
brought as the result of a national bank
failure. II is unique in that the Comp
trollcr Of the Currency never before has
appeared as a complainant in such an ac-
ton. The suit was begun at the solcita-
ton of Petro Il. Wagner receiver Of the
bank.
The defendants. in addition to Jen-
nnss are Samuel H. Raymond. Eugene
+ Aucaigne. Frederick H. Dcnham.
Arthur H. Jones, James H. Moran. Ed
ward II. Patterson, John T.. Fee, Jacob
Norden, Edward VI. Bcnford, clifford @.
LudNieh, as trustee In bankruptcy Of Her
bert Jennings. and William lIcnkel, Jr.,
son of United States Marshal william
Henkel, as trustee for the estate OF Arthur
H. Jones
The complaint, filed by the law Arm of
Barber. Watson a Gibbony, recites some
of the facts brought out at the criminal
proceedings regarding Jennings's reckless
management of the bank. II was shown
that In order to get money to sink in "A
building venture Jennings made 100000
worth Of loans to dummies who were for
the most part otiiceboys and under
clerks. The money was sunk in the cree
ton of the Fitzgerald Building at Broad
way and Forty-ninth street
Jennings and his cashier. Samuel II.
Raymond were convicted of misappro-
priating funds of the bank in the Federal
District Court on Juno :, 1912. Jennings
was sentenced by Judge Julius VI. Mayer
80 six years but Raymond, for whom the
jury had recommended mercy, got a sus-
pended sentence.
II is said that the filing of the suit
marks the beginning of a new system I'M
der which directors of banks ar" 10 he
held strictly accountable for all losses in
CURED through tn dishonesty of the banl
officials. This method, banking experts
SAY, Will force the directors to take Il
keener interest In the way their banks
are being managed and will in the enc
prevent IA great number of declarations
and misrepresentation.
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SAYS GOULD ROAD
OWES U. S. 100000
Barton Tells House Missouri
Pacific Is Violating
Mail Contract.
ASKS McADOO TO EXPLAIN
Resolution Demanding Full
Information Is
Adopted.
ASKS McADOO TO EXPLAIN

WASHINGTON, July THAT the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad. controlled by the
Goulds. owes the United States Govern
ment approximately $4,000, 900 on account
OF 100 mile line In Kansas built with
the proceeds of subsidiary bonds issued
for the purpose some thirty years ago.
Is the substance OF a charge made to-
day by Representative Barton of Ne
braska, a Republican. on motion OF Mr..
Barton a resolution was passed by the
House to-day calling upon Secretary of
the Treasury McAdoo to inform the House
why the Government has not been re-
imbursed for these subsidiary bonds.
The charge is made by the Nebraskan
that the bonds issued TO the amount OF
tl,6Oo,0o0 were AUTHORIZED with the under
standing that they should be paid in full
and until reimbursed the road would
carry the mail free. the cost OF carriage
to be credited TO the line. Mr.. Barton
charges that the road has violated prac-
tcally every condition of the contract
made with the Government
Mr.. Barton made the statement tonight
that information has come into his pos
has for years been paying for the trans
portation OF the mails over the 100 miles
OF line from Atchison to Waterville
formerly owned by the central branch of
the Union Pacific and which few years
ago came into control OF the MISSOURI
Pacific.
The resolution was designed TO dis
close why the road has not paid the
interest and principal on the bond issue,
VIVA, influences have been AT work to
prevent collection and why the Govern
men. has paid for the carrying of the
mails In view of the stipulation In the
contract that they should be carried
without charge until the loan was col
lcCted.
Mr. Barton is OF the opinion that the
statement Of the Secretary to the House
will force the Government to collect tht
fun amount of SiO00.000.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
YORK-Dry Dock Savings Institution. Plain.
tin, against Fleischmann Realty COMPANY,
Incorporated. and others Defendants. Ae.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosurs
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing cate the
signed, the referee in said Judgment named,
Sail al.sroo roc a. Sos' lt-i6 Vesey street in Is.
on the ninth day OF July, 1914, at 4, o'clc'k
noon on that day. by samuel Gold sticker.
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment 20 be sold and therein described
ALL that certain plot. piece or parce, q
situate lying and being y the y bTrEopgh1 ~ ~
Block 9Ol5 and section seven, on the Land
Map Of the city Of New York. and bounded
and described as follows, VIZ BEGlNNiN'
nue. and one Hundred and Forty. sixth stree
running thence easterly along the north.rl
side OF one Hundred and Forty sixth stree
parallel with seventh Avenue forty f..t
thence westerly parallel with one Hundred
and Forty-siNth street and part OF ne
feet 10 the casterly side of seventh Arenus
and thence southerly along the casterly side
OF seventh Avenue forty feet to the poini
state OF facts accurate survey would
show. and to any orders of any Department
CHARLES F. MCLEAN. Referee
FRANK NJ. TICHENOR. Attorney FOR Plain
tin, rs Park Row, Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
Tho following Is a diagram NJ the proper :
10 he sold Its street Number - .bzI oeEenInn
Avenue and 1877 West l4oth Street New forh
City:
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FIGHT ON MORTGAGE TAXES.
Question to Come before National
Real Esintc Convention.

PirrspUEG. July Abolition OF all tax
on MORTGAGES. and the establishment of q
universal mortgage interest rate at ap-
proNimatcly ; per cent. throughout the
country, by the cooperation Of the LeGis-
laturcs Of all states. will he urged at the
sessions of the seventh annual conven-
ton of the National Association of Real
Estate Exchanges OF America. which
opeus in PittsburG tomorrow.
Albert O. clark. secretary OF the ASSOC
citation and president Of tho Real Estate
Board of cleveland. and President &. u.
Srupson of Kansas city arrived here this
morning
The movement for revision of mortgage
conditions Us looked upon 10y President
Simpsou and Secretary Clark as IN" mos;
important business which Is to come be-
fore the convention.
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LUCKY STONE RUBS BIG SHIP.
Largest Coasting Vessel Leaves
Ways at Cramp Yards.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE new
steamship Great Northern. the largest
coasting vessel ever built in the United
States, left the ways at Cramps ship
yard this afternoon.
In addition to the usual splash of
champagne the vessels keel was rubbed
by lucky stone. which usually reposes
In the neclctie of Col. l.. II. Morrell of
California, who made a forty mile an
hour rush to the shlpyard in an automo-
bile to confer this boon on the new ship
Among the guests at the launching were
Naval Lieutenant william f. Cochrane
and Mrs. Cochrlne. Capt r. T. Hall. L.
s. ~. and Mrs. Hall Naval Constructor
Lloyd Bankerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. Dunn
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. c. Spencer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs
Henry w. Hand.
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FORECLOSURE sAIrs


,6 suIREME COURT WESTMINSTER
against Bertram Bail indvidnsliy and f's a, n
william H. Ball deceased and e o,hrr.h 70 Of
fcTeeosro and .s. 5;v Of Of
is the above entitled action b saa .n' az,
The 18Th day q April; isi,, and .n,.-.2'EE
was duly iied in the ONCE Of ' ;R. o. Which
Mew York County on April rs. 1911. /. IN.
EssS"ng. SO oSi .i rs' v.,.y q sr.
York on the sh day Of Juiy fsi G'y a, o. Ne.
o'clock noon of that day BY Joseph p 'T p,"
to sed sSa a thtFen BY @
as follows; ALL the right. title and ln,ers,'
9bs the asfeng ID, s,d Psrram p m
WILLIAM II. Ball. late Of the city OF Yonte-.
Ssns sss, c.r GSnn yyo, Or x dSd
eoush OF Manhattan. city and COUNTY OF Nov
YORK asr , and located "a Section !. Hook IS,
and described as follows BEGfSNiNo az
The sou,herly side OF Grand street at a point
eriy from The ' corner formed by the , T.
section Of the westerly side OF Centre S,fs.,
Tunnns thence Westerly along ,he S!f.T '2@
side OF Grand street about twenty. ave ,s;,
PsSsiislo Viii Grand street. or nss;iy ''' y
thence northerly at right angles to Grand
street or nearly so about eighty 900 fe,i
TO the point or place OF beginning said
premises being known as Lot 6s2 on Map o.
Bayard Farm Excepting 80 much thereof
as was taken for the widening OF Grand
street.
Dated. New York. ~ V. June 18TH, 1911,
DANIEL u. SHERMAN, Refer..
r. L, & A. J. PRIME, Attorneys for Plain.
I'm, No. rs warburton avenue fonk.fs
~. Y,
The following IL n diagram OF the property
to be sold: Its street number IL No 49,,
Grand street:
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BONDS
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

NJ MlcHEIr-A petition in hankruP Moy
% NJ. 4 j. Michel, dealers in jc~elry at
o7G Sixth avenue. II was alleged that
they admitted in writing inability TO pay
their debts They have been In business
nine years and we're previously in Brook.
lyn on February - they were damaged
ny FIRE and received, r. was said, about
cENTTRY RoTTIING WORKS or NEW
yoRK--A petition in bankruptcy has been
tho Century Rottllng Works % New York
at 800 Grand street by the Frank brow.
ery, creditor for $3.50. u was alleged
that wolpcrt had transferred assets worth
$1,000. that he transferred bottles and
boxes 20 tho rau-AmcricHu BottlluS Com
pany Of 900 Grand street, gave 5000 TO a
relative and made a preferential payment
~ 5000 to his brother-in Law,
WRIGHT & GEIs-A petition in bankruptcy
has been filed 10y creditors against william
A Wright and Nicholas !, Gels, who COM
posed the firm Of Wright & Gels. grocers
At 5?l Amsterdam avenue Liabilities are
PHILIP HOLT2. dealer in furnishing goods.
New Rochelle, petition in bankruptcy by
creditors. IIoltz made an assignment on
jobs MONAGHAN, 1919 Morris avenue,
The Bronx. Med petition In bankruptcy
LEANDER R1CHAnDSON, press agent, l3I
West Forty-eighth street. Med petition
IN bankruptcy; liabilities. s'9S; no assets
money lent, rent, board and services
Estler y, Quinn Is creditor for seeI o.
= Judgment Tor services in 1905
THE REVERE MARKET, INC, Peekskill
nled a petition in bankruptcy; liabilities
s9,122; assets, $3.50, consisting Of fixtures
$3.50 and accounts. $500, Of little value
also a horse and wagon, value not stated.
JAMES T. THOMPSON, carpenter, PeekslSill
Med petition in bankruptcy; liabilities
$685.; assets, t32 cash; also an automobile
value not stated, subject to charges 90
repairs,
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
HI DSON RIVER PLUMBING SUPPLY
90, ScWhurgh, schedules show liabilities
fl1l36; assets, sl7.j3l, consisting OF rca
estate, Sl1,00O, and accounts, S2,jSl
SIMON BLATT, wholesale fur dealer, ~
l'ifth avenue schedules show liabilities
s.l9s, assct9. si0i:, consisting Of stock
CISCO nTtnrcs, $3.50, and accounts s3,O92.
BARNETT a kELENSON, manufacturers o
furs. to Easi Tuth street, schedules sho,
abilities, s2,SiS, assets, s2.lS7. consist in
Of stock, $500, fixtures, s207; accounts
fHN, and cash In bank, SO,
Discharge from Bank ruptcy.
NINTH q WEE HSLER Judge Hand ha
granted discharge from bankruptcy I
Nnri" WcCnSlcr, manufacturers of hPi
goods, los spring street, also doing bus
, i,4Cni'i,. wei ':sscs, '''"'' "A0'
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The approximate amount Of the Hen Or
fourth interest of the defendant Bertram
Ball in the above described premises - 10
be sold Is $3.50. with Interest thereon from
April is. 1914, together. with the costs and
allowance amounting to $500. With Interest
penses Of the sale. Pursuant to TIT pro
Visions OF said foreclosure decree the un
divided interest so to be sold will be sold
subject to the lien of all unpaid tanes. as.
sessments and water rates. which at the OATS
of sale are liens upon the entire premises
and no such liens are to be paid BY the
Referee or allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money,
The undivided Interest go TO be sold 4.
subject to a prior mortgage thereon, dated
July II. 1908. and recorded In the Register
once OF New York County August 25, 1905.
to secure 81. 500 and interest
Tho entire premises are subject TO unpaid
taxes for the years 1911. 1912 1918 and 1914
and also to unpaid water rents for the years
1910 1911 and 1912, and to unpaid water rent
meter charges from January %. 1913. to
date. - ~
DANIEL d. SHERMAN. Referee.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

lover "S ycst,rday. With trading sluggish
under heavy receipts, which Wets s'a 49,
cumulatlon seconds are offered freely.
Process quiet. Ladle trade SLOW. Packing
stock steady. Prices: Creamery extras
26Is a &c. hrsts, 2ii2 u 26c.; seconds ga
24c., thirds. ald Il nc, state dairy. TUBS,
finest % = q 26c.i good 10 pf.mo - % v 80
90 a 22igc. hrsts, 2Oh az 'gc.' lower grades
l7g a l9iae ladies' current nan s mFsIs'
current make, No. ., lShc.: lower grades
l' G%HIEFSEsE-Trading has improved and
some is being stored receivers are not
anxious to sell whole mix S OF TSynr.
abic wca thcr. Daisies In moderate demand
skins slow and easy. Prices sac, Ww,ho'o
while. l4iac. colored and white, average
fancy, 1A@l4t4ci undersrades 100 lS4. C.
EGGS-Trade In good eggs was fairy
brisk yesterday. with such STOCK urn pu,
The rencrnl situation Is unsatisfactory, I'm
dergrade lines have a wide range ana go
eggs steady but slow, Prices follow Fresh
32i.c. nrht- 2o,s ~ rel dries 20 ), Ieo J.,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites,
$50 zee; .hcnnery browns, 2iq26c; mixed
LIVE pOGLTRY-Fowis were active yes
terday, generally at lSiac. at private sale
| with roostcrs 12isc.. ducks lac, for southern
! iGc for Western. and geese l3c. Receipts
\ Of hrorers increased rapidly with prices
| irregular Few were good enough to bring
| more than Goa lc. Leghorns sell at lsm zoe
| Receipts yesterday nineteen cars western,
| three southwestern and i've southern by
| freight and one by express.
| DRESSED POULTRN-Fresh Killed fowls
| receipts moderate. Fancy held arm. -Four
pound fowls steady, but smaller sizes neglected
| Broilers moderately active, Old ROSTERS un-
| changed Nearby spring ducklings In lib
\ eral supply and Hight demand some stock
| is being frozen. squads moderately active
| Frozen poultry market quiet, Particularly
| fancy lines Arm, but others urged to sale
| Prices follow; Fresh killed turkeys, average
! "A h. l7QlSc Brniers, Philadelphia fancy
| ~, lbs each, a h. 3GH3sc,; lbs, each
| 34I35c. Fowls, Western, boxed, so lbs and
| over to dozen. lSiac.; 80 to ~ lbs 1G q
| l6iac.; under so lbs, le'4 a &c; In barrels
I iced. ~ to lbs l7lgcj fancy, scaldcd
l6lac., Western and Southern poor II u &c
Ducks. spring, Long Island, Ice; old, l2di
| l3c. old BOOSTERS, u "a u l2c. squads, white
10 lbs TO dozen, 1918; 7 lbs S2,2j Frozcr
Turkeys, small, Western. selected hens ar'
| toms % n 26c.; Kentucky, 23T 23i9c.; Texas
| goa &c BrOilcrs, T. to box, milk fed, fancy
/ is 20 e lbs, t1d 2Oc.; corn fcl, VA 1sc
chickens, milk fed, 81 TO 80 lbs, to dozen
i6ui7c,: corn fed iiiaWlic Fowls, West
cru. boxed, 60 lbs. and over TO dozen
lSi.c,; 80 to 50 lbs, iiis n l5c.; old ROSTERS
l2u l!'sc
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-JENNlE b. CHRISPELL Plaintiff
against LOUISE FRANK and others De
PENDANTS,
and sale, duly made and entered In me
above entitled action and bearing date the
?sth day OF June. 1914. !. the undersisned
the referee in said judgment named; VII
saiesroom. no. 1915 Vesey Street, IN th'
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK
on the 22nd day OF July, 1914. at u o'oio,k
noon, on that day, by JOSEPH d,
Judgment to he sold, and therein described
as follows; ALL that certain lot piece "
parcel OF land with the buildings and IN
provements thereon erected .tHsts; " ,,lI
city Of Sew York, and bounded ana de-
scribed as follows: ,.
BEGINNING at a point on the south.tl
side Of Thir,yninth street, di'' en- one ng
from the southwesterly corner Of Sevent.
Avenue and Thirty-ninth street, running
thence southerly parallel with the seven
Avenue, and IN part through the centre ny q
C9r inches 10 the centre line Of ne DO.
between Thirty eighth and Thrift n.l, ,
Streets thence westerly along said g'Ni.'
line parallel with Thlrty-ninth street tNen,
,90l feet, thence northerly parallel WIN ~.
seventh Avenue ninety eight tssl tee an 4,
nine l9l inches to the southerly sidc '
Thirty ninth street and thence es zee.
twenty ,2O) feet 10 the point or place ''
Dated, New York. June 3olh, l9lt
ARTHUR s, FRIEND Re'0'N'
HAISTEAn i, FROST, , JT, A,tor peyo.s ,
OF Manhattan, The city OF New York
The following l. a diagram OF the ,pr"p,
srty 70 be solo Its street Nu"oe'
"''' '''' west seth street
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. July Trading in the
market to-day was dull. The volume OF
dealings shrank to about the loves wit
messed In this city in many years IN
80 far as local stocks were concerned
In only a few local securities did trans
actions total more than 100 shares There
was an odd lot demand for Cambria steel
at n fractional decline. Philadelphia Elec-
trio was taken around last nights close
and Tonopah and Tonopah Belmont We're
sold at Mondays closing prices. There
was no arbitrage market to speak OF.
Just before the close the market became
very active, but prices were irregula. The
summary
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTION COM
PANN.

July :. 1874.
The Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings Of the Company the
regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
ONE-HABF PER Gent Gi2'e) on the
PREFERRED stock Of this Company. pay 9.
able August =. 1914. to stockholders OF
record Of PREFERRED stock at tho close
OF business July 10 lHli
Tho Board also declared from the uu.
divided profits Of the Company a quarterly
dividend NJ TWO AND DNE-UALf PER
CENT (2i7ro on the COMMON stock Of
this Company. PAYABLE August J. lNli. to
stockholders Of record of COMMON stock
at the close Of business July Is, 1919.
The Board also declared from the un-
divided profits Of the Company dividend
OF TWO AND ONE-HAI.F tet,n SHARES
or COMMON STOCK on every ONE HGN-
DRIED GOOl shares of COMMON stock out
standing. payable August L. 1914. to stock
holders OF record of COMMON stock at the
close OF business July -. 1914.
rho Transfer Books for both PREFERRED
and COMMON stock viii close July -. 1919.
at o'clock T.. NJ. and viii reopen August
/, 1870. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
g. y IEl.IIFFE, Secretary.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
SORK-Dry Dock Savings Institution, Plain
tin. against Flcischmann Realty Company.
Incorporated. and others Defendants. Ac-
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
eleventh day of June, 1914 l. the under
VII sell at public a9eti"n, at the Exchange
on the ninth day OF July, 1914, az u, o'clock
noon on that day, by Samuel Goldsticker
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel Of
situate, lying and being in the Borough OF
Block 20lj and Section Seven, on the Land
Map OF the city of New York, and bounded
and described as follows, viz BEGlNNING
nue. and one Hundred and Forty seventh
street, running thence eastery along tho
southery side OF one Hundred and Forty
seventh Street one hundred feet. thence
southerlr and parallel with seventh Avenue
forty feet, thence westerly and parallel with
one Hundred and Forty seventh street and
one hundred feet to the easterly side OF
Seventh Avenue. and thence northerly along
the eastery side Of Seventh Avenue forty
feet to the point or place of beginning.
state OF facts an accurate survey would
show, and 10 any orders OF any Department
OF city OF New York
Dated, New York. June 18th, 1914
CHARLES F. MacLEAN. Referee.
FRANK VI. TICHENOR. Attorney for Plain
tn rs Park Row, borough of Manhattan
The following Is a diagram OF tho property
to be sold; Its street Sii'I,Ssr - 1851 seventh
Avenue and 1854 W, it7th street. New York
147th Street
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. July 7.--Trading continued
quiet with an irregular tone, Greene
Cananea was the active and weak feature,
declining ia to 2s. Old Dominion
strengthened IA to 49ss Butte and
Superior. Copper Range, CRANKY, North
Butte and Winona lost fractionaly. In
the rails Vermont and Massac husetts sold
at 1870. up g. Boston and Maine gained
] u to 36. New Haven advanced y. Bos-
ton Elevated weakened u to 951s. In
the industrials United Fruit advanced
1as to 141k, American Agricultural
Chemical lost "a. The summary:
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charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold, Is Fifty nve thousand
ts55Si0 29-l00l Dollars, With Interest there
on from the Sth day OF June, 1914. together
vt-h the costs and allowance amounting to
-Four Hundred and fourteen and +6-l00
Cstlt $4,000 Dollars with interest from
June llth, 1914. together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of
the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
paid by the Referee 10 Two thousand four
hundred and ten and 35-i00 S2,4lo $4,000
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. June 18th. 1914.
CHARLES +. MacLcAN Referee
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INDIANA rIrE LINE COMPANY.

New York. y =. june 30 1sli
\ dividend Of $500 per share has been do
clared on tho capital stock ~ this Com
pans. payable August II. 1874. to stock
holders Of record At the close of business
July 20. 1914,
An communications regarding payment or
change Of address should he sent TO tho
undersigned not later than August :, 1919.
GEORGE CHESEBRD, Secretary.
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OFFICE or THE
CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.


The Board Of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of ono and ono
half per cent. II y cch on IT, Capital stock
PAYABLE July 3lst 1914. TO the stockholders
OF record at tho close or business July .3rd
1914.
The Transfer hooks will remain open.
Dividend checks viii he matted.
r. X. STUART, Assistant Treasurer,
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American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co.

4 dividend Of Two rpllars per share Will
be paid on Wednesday, July 10. 1914, to
stockholders Of record at the close OF
business on Tuesday. June 30. 1914.
G. d. MILNE, Treasurer.
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Centre line OF block
The approximate amount Of the Ii'n
charge 20 satisfy which the above -descrIoe
property Is TO he sold, In nine thonsSn"
four hundred and twenty-three and 10 ,''
dollars te,42376l, with interest," th-t'u""
WITH the costs and allowance amounting
three hundred and eighty four and So,i9.
dollars t3sa50). with interest from Jun
s9th, 1914, together with the expenses
the sale. The approximate amount OF W.
taxes assessments and water rates
other liens which are TO he allowed "a w
purchaser out Of the purchase money
maid hy the Referee Is siN hundred
Seventeen and $1,000 dollars tsi7b2) an'
Dated, New York. June soth, 1919.
ARTHUR S. FRIEND. Reteiss'