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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Bronx: Loui. Golavosei new York; George

Bronx; Louis Goldvogel. Eew York; George
" T. Jarmau, Flushing.
Culliton Ice Cream Company. Inc. bul
falo. So. 600. Edward n. Culliton, 10. 70
West Delavau avenue. Buffalo. Lo,ds r. Cul-
itou kathryn 4. Cullifou. kunalo.
Monarch Metal Corporation. Brooklyn.
si25 900 George +. Black. lr, No ~ rear
street Brooklyn. Arthur !. Black Brooklyn,
Bertrand r. Hawley. Rosevilio. y. !.
D. O. Stache's Sons Brooklyn. 5000, IN.
dolnh - Sfache. Commercial and Box streets
Brooklyn. Ernest c. stache and otto c. siache
1eyailey -srcLeon- Kinkade Company. Elmira
deal I'm plumbers supplies. $4,000, Hubert ,
Vaudeville Elmira. T.. Watson Personals and
Bertram l. Newman. Elmira.
St0lier Realty company. BROOKLYN slO'"p
Samuel stolier No 80 Kosciusko street
Brooklyn. Simon Bernstein aud Jacob Bern
Gre Crefit bulletin Publishing Company. Man
haitian: g. .O00. irving T. Kroner. 10. 80 Broad
way. New York; Walter =. .dmonson' Ne"
York. BENJAMIN Kremcr Brooklyn.
Holland a. ODonuelt. Manhattan: deal IN
cutlery. hardware. 5000; Jennie A O'Donnell
No 100 West elst street. Now York; James a.
ODonnell ana g. Holland. New hork.
The Million Brothers Company. Manhattan
general contracting; $1,000 John G. Million
No ~ Ely avenue. Long Island city; ri ard
. Bachus and r. John Mckee New Yor
H. 5. & ). O. Crystal. Manhattan; r lty;
$1,000: Lyman : Crystal, No. 1886 West list
street, New York: sydney .. crystal and 81
The Clefeck Amusement Corporation. Man
haitian; SIS. 600: Robert Won Clon. 40. 1900
Bloomfield street. Hoboken, y. J.. Celine w.
Won cleft Jersey City; Edward J. Eckhardt'
Brooklyn.
The Chambers Valve Company Manhattan.
$50. 600. George l.. Lewis No. ~ Broadway.
New York. Daniel +. Wing Charles II. Stan
ton, Now York.
1.-THE Spring Corporation" Utica; 10000.
i. W Beardsley. No 27J Water street. New
York; A. r. Appleman. william II. Haw-
klns New York
Industrial Erecting Company Manhattan;
5000. Nell Nelson, No. 1881 73d street.
Brooklyn, John Norman. John swanson,
Brooklyn.
UIica Printing Company, Utica; 81. 900;
Evan W. Jones. No. 10 Union avenue. Utica;
David A. Jones, New Hartford; Arthur VI.
Roberts Utica.
Joseph Zilla. Bronx realty; $4,000: An
thony Uni. No. 5000 Heath avenue, Bronx;
Maria Zilli George y. Mendez Bronx.
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Sold Stocks to Dead Persons.

new angle was given the old swindle
'oi selling Bibles TO dead men when Lucien
y Wilson. Canadian. pleaded guilty be
Tore Judge HolnSter. I'M the Criminal
hranch Of the United states Court yes
iefda} 20 am indictment FOR using the
mails To- defraud. lie was sentenced TO
wear Boz the peuitcntiary and $500 fine
Wilson. who is sixty-two years old,
'eaped @ harvest by sending worthless
mining stock 20 dead persons and collect
ns from their relatives on the pretence
hat ihe dead man had contracted for the
sfosL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
STORAGE NOTICES.
LEE BROTHERS, STORAGE AND VA
COMPANY.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE..
To Whom II May Concern:
We will sell At public auction az 20 East
18th street on Monday March Q. 1914. CONF
ncncing al 10 4. NJ. household goods. per-
sonal effects merchandise, etc. stored BY or
In the names as follows: Mary Mccoy. Walter
starr James Samuel Mrs. Henderson Mrs J.
\ Gall. Bob Wright. Or u. y Pettingill'
Richard Kelly. Mrs. Tyms, Mrs. Nancerhort,
Mr. Munsel, Mrs. Deleyan. II. Williams. Mr.
Castle. Mrs simmons T.. Holden, Mrs. Miller
Mrs Ruth Robbins Mary Jones, Dennis con-
stance VIM. j. Mnerer Ludwig Baumsn. Mrs
Zaldo. Mrs Sayrc. Miss L. Garman. Mr.. Frey.
John Alexander. Mrs. A. smith, Mrs smith.
Mr. scott s. Vincent. Jas. 4. Harris. Jas
Tavior Mrs Olian Mrs Betty Speller. Mrs
Richardson. Mrs. McCresl. Miss Kate Brown
Mrs Cornwall. Mrs. Brooks. II. King, A. H.
Baryea and Cowperthwaite & Sons Mrs. Coles.
Mrs Platter. Mr. CARLY. VIM. Scott. Mr.. Ma
son. Mrs Fleming. Catherine Trisyen. Frank
smith VIM. Johnson Jas. Nennard Miss Levy.
Mrs Kelleher. Leonard Howard James Coylng-
ton Unless all charges are paid on or before
March l. 1914. same will be sold according 70
law 10 pay charges
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE AND VAN
COMPANY.
2O0-2i0 East 18th Street.
ll6-i1s East i24th Street
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Incorporated at Trenton.

Trenton, Feb. 26-The following incor-
porations were filed with the Secretary OF
State to-day:
Fisher & Durham Company, Trenton "a
manufacture rubber goods; $1,000: Charles
Tor, Trenton
Irwin Harrisons & Crosfeld. Inc, Cam
den; food products; $3.50 600; F. r. Hansell
George II. b. Martin Camden; s. G. Sey
mour. Joseph +. Cotter, Philadelphia.
American Real Estate Company. Newark
real estate; 100000; Hyman Rosenohn. Leon
Foist. Samuel L. Leber. Newark.
Academic Producing Company, Inc, New
ark theatrlcals' 100000. Franklin W. Fort
Joseph II. Steinhardt, j. G. Shipman. New
ark.
Photo Coupon Company New Brunswick
theatrical tickets; $4,000: David Mayorwetz,
Morris Bolber. Victor SamanoI New Bruins
wick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Should Exempt Railroads.

The state of public opinion on this
question is expressed IN recent laws OF
the different states. In fifteen states laws
have been passed containing provisions
similar TO the definitions bill now pending
in Congress. In ten states within the last
four or five years provisions of these
statutes have been expressly modified so
as 10 except from their operation par
ticular forms of corporate organization.
Public opinion so expressed recognizes
that such drastic restrictions as those
contained I'm the pending bills are UNI
wise and impracticable. and that 20
operative effort not amounting TO undue
restraint upon commerce or the creation
Of monopoly must be permitted
Legislation should he enacted that 10
railroad corporation shall hereafter &C
quire an interest i'm an interstate railroad
except upon finding OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission that such acuuisi-
ton would not unduly restrain interstate
commerce. Railroad companies should
then be exempted from the Sherman anti
trust law.
Control OF the commission over rates
and practices OF railroads IL so compre-
hensive that reason for subjecting inter
state carriers 10 the antitrust law ~
longer exists.
AN pending proposed legislation adds
restrictions, imposes conditions upon cor
porat tells them what they shall not
do The problem OF the relation OF The
federal government 10 cooperative indus
trial business can't satisfactorily be solved
until Congress legislates afiirmatively, de-
clares what can be done and throws the
protection of the national government
about those who act In conformity with
its laws"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COMMiSSARY rood
stuRs ctc-Office Of Panama Rail Road COM
many, - state street New York. February 81
1914 Sealed proposals are invited for furnish
ing commissary foocstufs etc. 30 the Panama
Rail Road Company IN accordance with terms
and conditions contained IN Circular No. P-3s6
Circulars and full information may zoe obtained
Al the following named places al which points
bids will be received and opened IN public on
date and al time stated. The Purchasing De
partment. Panama Rail Road Company. -
state street. New York. Ofice OF Purchasing
Commissary L. s. A.. Whitney-cen'ral Build
ing. New orleans. la: Depot Quartermaster.
l.. s. A.. 1856 North Point street. San Fran
cisco, cal. and Depot Qusrtermasier l.. s A..
1l5-l23 East ontario street Chicago. H. Bids
will be received at New York until 200 +. NJ;
at hlcag) and New Orleans until 90 = NJ I:
and AZ San Francisco until II 90 A. NJ March
T.. 1914. II r. Rutherford. Commlssary Pur-
chasing Agent Panama RAN Road Co. "a state
street New York
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
SIMON AscHER & COMPANY.

WE. George A. Harris Julian A. Harris and
Simon Ascher. the subscribers hereto having
formed n limited partnership pursuant 10 the
provisions OF the Consolidated Laws OF the
state Of New York. DO hereby certify;
First-That the name under which said part
nershiD Is 10 be conducted is Simon Ascher &
Company" and the county where the principal
place Of business il 20 be located is the County
of New York IN the state OF New York.
oeeoni- NAT Iile stueldI nature oi 'no . DusI
ness intended 10 be transacted by said partner
ship is the manufacture and sale Of knit goods
and all other kinds Of wearing apparel.
Third-That the names OF all the general and
special partners interested therein and their
respective places OF residence are az follows
George \. Harris. who resides at No. 3l3 West
101th street. Borough OF Manhattan; City OF
New York, state Of New York; and
Julian A. Harris. who resides at No. o45 w.
111th street, Borough OF Manhattan, city Of
New York, state Of New York,
are the general partners, and
Simon Ascher. who resides at Hotel Ansonia,
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
state of New York.
is the special partner.
All of said persons are OF full age.
Fourth-That the said special partner, simon
Ascher. has contributed the sum IF one hundred
fifty thousand E1jOOOW dollars I'm cash TO the
common stock Of the limited partnership.
Fifth-That the time at which said limited
partnership is TO begin Is the 2sth day Of
January, 1914, and the time at which the said
limited partnership is TO end is the 3lst day Of
December 1918.
Dated. this 9th day OF January. 1914.
IN presence or:
SIMON ASCHER
GEORGE A. HARRIS,
SDLIAN a. HARRIS.
state Of New York. city and County Of New
York. S.:
On this 9th day OF February. 1914, before mo
appeared George a. Harris, Julian a. Harris
and Simon Ascher. to me known and known
70 me to be the individuals described in and
who executed the foregoing instrument. and
they seyerally duly acknowledged TO me that
they executed the same for the uses and pur-
poses therein expressed
lSeaLl MAX SPITZEL, Notary Public.
New York County, y. Y.
state Of New York. city and County OF New
York. IS:
George a. Harris. being duly sworn. says:
| am one OF the general partners named I'm the
foregoing certificate OF limited partnership
The sum specified in said certificate TO have
been contributed 10 the common stock OF the
limited partnership Of Simon Ascher & Com
pany by Simon Aschcr, the special partner
therein named 10 wit: one hundred fifty
thousand $50 00O dollars has been actually
and In good faith paid I'm cash TO said common
stock by said special partner.
GEORGE a. HARRIS.
sworn 70 before me this 9Th day OF Febru-
airy, 1914
tSoaLl MAX SPGTZEL. Notary Public.
New York County, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. Feb 26.-The following incor-
porations were filed with the Secretary OF
State to-ady:
Van zlle Ventilating Corporation. Manhat-
tan; $4,000; Harry L. Van Ille' No 81
CortlanJt street New York: Thomas a.
Lewis New York; John @. Wright, White
Plains.
L. Slotkin Company Inc, Buffalo; deal IN
millinery: $4,000: Pauline Schrowe, No. 10
spencer street, Buffalo; Sarah X. Slotkin,
Louis Siotkn, Buffalo.
wellington Hats, Inc, Manhattan; $4,000;
Julian ID. Stone, No. 1888 simpson street.
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suRROCATE'S NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County d New York. notice Is hereby given
10 an persons having claims against Marcus
Provn late 4 the county Of New York. de-
ceased to present the same. with vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers at their place OK
transacting business NJ ONCE OF u. Soils Ritz
terband. No - William Street in The city OK
New York. on or before the LIST day OF June.
1914
Dated New York, the 9Th day OF November.
1918
MAN $. MEYER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

Tho ..,imate amount OF the lion or
charge. % satisfy which the above des rihed
property IL 70 be- Sold IS ave thousend ono
hundred and uinety-two and 81 100 Cf5.l92. 81
Dollars with interest thereon from the 2ith
Gay y January. 1914. together with the costs
and allowance amounting 70 S2c9eo with "
terrst from January goth. 1919. together Win
the expenses u the sale. The approximate
amount or the taxes. assessments ana water
rates or other liens. which are TO be allowed 70
the purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by tho Referee Is $3.50 and interest.
The said premises viii be sold subject 70 a
past due first mortgage Of record securing the
sum OF s94OOO together with accrued interest
AZ . per cent per annum. subject Also 10 any
state OF "a is which an accurate survey would
show. aud monthly tenancies
DateL. New York February 3rd. 1914.
EDWARD /. PARIS. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
New Judge for Policemen.

Leon q. Cooley. Third Deputy Police
Commissioner presided yesterday for the
first time az the trial of policemen ac-
cused Of minor attractions Of the rules.
Eleven culprits were before him He took
their cases under adviscment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Duo to "the Very Rich Men,

eve arc now brought face to face win
A comprehensive programme OF federal
dominance in the business OF the nation
me- said. Are we to make excuses? Are
we 70 temporize? Are we to apologize?
or are we TO come out boldly with a rec
IGNITION of the new policy which mas re-
placed the old policy Of the Democratic
party? do not hesitate TO say That con-
ditions have so changed in our nauon that
the Democratic party. In order TO iuIii
its mission as the protector of the masses
must logically inaugurate new policy
not shrinking from its plain duty, but re-
adjusting its secondary positions so as
best TO advance its primary object.
The conditions which compel this
change of policy are the advent of the
very rich man, the development OF pri-
vate monopoly, and the far-reaching eff
fects of modern industrial combination
Although Mr. Carlin covered the whole
field OF proposed legislation, he dwelt par
ticularly on the observation-disclosures Trade
Commission bill now pending before
House and Senate committees, defending
the purpose Of this measure to limit the
scope Of the proposed commission in
stead Of giving il the vast powers, i'll
GLIDING authority to fix prices, contended
for by many.
DISTINCTION should be made between
corporations which are nothing but de-
vices TO hold stocks Of competitive cor
porations and the ownership by one cor
poration of stock I'm another made nee
essary for conflicting provisions OF state
laws" said Mr.. Wickersham. THE bills
pending in Congress don't discriminate
between normal processes Of necessary
business cooperation, and abuses Of such
nrncesSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Americans Land at Joppa.

Jaffa, ancient Joppa. at which were
landed the Cedars Of Lebanon. witnessed
yesterday the arrival OF the cruising
steamer Rotterdam, with Frank c. Clark's
annual party. to the number of $40.
Jerusalem and the Land OF Promise are
looking forward eXpectantly 20 the arrival
Of the tourists. most of whom will remain
about a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Her Ninth Son a Bouncer.

Mrs. Joseph Golaski, thirty-fiye years
old. of Calverton. Long Island, presented
her husband with his ninth son yesterday.
The baby weighed sixteen pounds at
birth Its head was sixteen inches in
circumference and il is two feet tall as q
starter Her other children were much
smaller at birth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Car Valued at $4,000 Stolen.

Five minutes after Charles Marx. chauf-
isar for Mrs II. W, Rosenbaum. had left
her landaulet I'm front Of her home. no.
o Central Park West. yesterday 1t was
stolen. Tho car was valued at 5000. The
heit was reported az the West 6Sth street
police station. Tho car had license Tag
No. 2fls7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
BUSINESS REVERSES

STANDARD PLUNGER ELEVATOR con-
PANY No uJ Broadway, went into the hands
Of a receiver. Howard II. Williams OF No. 81
Nassau street. was appointed receiver in New
Jersey. and in this district by Judge Hand,
under a bond Of 900 i'm New Jersey. I'm an
equity suit brought by George H. Smith for
81. 200 The company was Incorporated with
a capital stock Of s. 900 COO reduced to s. 600 600
Of which 81 $50. 600 Is outstanding. The assets
are estimated al S315.Nl and liabilities at
N92.5S
THE PEERLESS LADIES TAILORING
COMPANY, No. l3s West 18th street. made an
assignment 10 Henry Il. Singer. The capital
stock $1,000.
TIE MERCHANTS ADVERTISING AND
ILLUSTRATING AGENCY. INC. No. East
30 street. made an assignment 10 Herman b.
Wilson, jr. Capital stock. 5000.
LOUIS &. NEWBERGER, jeweller. No I
Park Row. filed schedules. with liabilities OF
S.. iG6. and assets, Sl3.5Oo Among the creditors
are Albert Towe. 81, 80: IngOnar Goldsmith
\ Co, 1896; West Side Bank. S. $50; Rita
Building Company, 5000; Levy * Starr s.. 900;
ss.ee5. '''' CONN., anu "'''P A''e'' HAIL.
MAA pIASECKI & CO-Judee Hand has
denied a discharge from bankruptcy to Max
PiasecN and Sidney strauss who composed
the firm OF Max PiasecM d CO.. manufacturers
Of furs. No. 81 East DIST street 4 petition
was filed against them on July u, 1911. Liza
bilities were SJf965 and nominal assets Sl0,5l2.
FRANK r.. LOWELL, salesman No. AZ
Fourth avenue. filed "A petition. with liabili-
ties of Sj4.275 and no assets Among the
creditors are Buckley. Dunton & Co., $40. 900:
l.. o. Bailey. 5000. The Frank A. Munsey
Company, 50 $50. and Tho Frederick T.
Stokes Company. sos.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
v-rrrrA,r - rnr,r =, .-.-A.., - vi.
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Manhattan.

Cohen Elias Al Mendelssohn ct al; Dec
30 1913 correction. 1919 80.
Abrams. Hymsns. Brown; Feb. g. 1914; 81
100 -
Booss. Chss W. Amalia 4. Graves. Louisa
Booss Kate BoOss aud Daisy Booss-P. \.
Wilcox. Jan. II, 1914. S5.6il 80
Brown. Davis O'Donnell. Feb "a. l9i4'
$40
Bnrore. David-G. p. Laub: June 8, lsll'
<Jil 90.
same same. June g. 1911. 500 -.
CITY Of New York;. i. Appleby. May 10,
1913. $500.
Hyman Louis. and Harry H.. also Never ana
Hyman Abrams. Brown. Feb H. l9lt'
81 los %.
Kunzuann. Joseph c. K.-E N. Knevals. FEB
10 1914. Srl2 -.
Martin. Julia D-M. r. Cushing; oct. =.
1903. Si735 Il.
Nsmeoke Land Co-City OF New York; March
:. 1910. 500 ~
Staten Island Midland Railway Co. G Van
Allen; Feb. 10. 1914. SIG su.
Same same. July :. 1913. S3.Sj 10
Traiuor, james. and Archibald McLcan-H.
Arnhcin oct 30. 1919 Sll.32O 70.
The Bronx.
saranac Construction Co. Henry y Davis and
Max Iiebeskind John Bell Co, Feb L. l'lii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
The Bronx.

Eisler. Dayie-The Eastern Brewery Com
flaming Jamos-Uuited Wire and Trading
COMPANY S2ai 81.
Gosiaan Martin j.. and Gustav Grossman-
b Gottli,b. S1.1S7 70
f..at. Rern.rd 4 Ioewer's Gambrinus
Brewery Company. $3.50 81. 10000
Caffeine Isaac-H r. Walden et al, s2o4 NO
V.rtcorn Albert E-Northern Roofing and
C1rqicc Company. Inc. 500 -.
Haley. Eliza-W p. Raleu sos 60.
Jacobius. Minnie. and Philip l.. Jacobius-N.
Locwcr's Gambrinus Brewery company
S773 90 ~
Mastracchio. Antonio-A. De Lulse' S44s 81
Mcmbergcr. Charles W.-C. T. Gambertcil
S2lf -.
Edmund Francis Realty COMPANY northern
Roofing and Coruice COMPANY. Inc. SZ-O =
Schwartz q Steiner Iron Norks-W. =. Al
lon S-Gl 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
Judgment was filed I'm New York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts OF
more than $500 were fled yesterday I'm New
York County, the first name being that Of
the debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
FEBRUARY &c.
Manhattan.

appel Max. Appel. 1904 Al
Boisse. Julia New York Edison Com
Bolton. Abraham. Edward Ceitlin and John
ossinsky-Barnhart Bros. & Splndler,
Sos 80.
Bclinsky. Morris. and Jacob Bronstein-J
Rubinstcin d sons, sos 81.
Berkeley. Lancelot Nj. c. Bushby,
carb 'oia Nicholas-M. Greenberg. 1918 81.
Coleman, Clyde J.-Citizens National Bank,
De Forest. George B.-Henry H. Tyson Com
pany. S1.09S o..
Doktor, Beniamin-H. Auerbach ct al,
$3.50 s..
Grebe. Georgiana-International Gas and
Electric Fixture Company. 1924 IL.
GIeenberg, Joseph and Jacob-People, etc,
$1,000.
George. John-People. etc, 5000.
Hayes, Edward-AJax Grieb Rubber Com
Held. Joseph, and Esther schlanger-People.
Haslach. Joseph J.-Georgo T. Keith Com
Hinners, Fred Ajax Grieb Rubber Com
pany. S492 g.
Jacobson. George-W. l. schleslnger. 1906 50.
SIG -
Levy. Pincus Is sobeI ct al. s242 u.
Long. Evelyn and Phil Layton-Peope, etc.
McHueh. James-sonn Bros. 1852 50.
Mattioli. Peter People etc, 5000.
MerchOn, stephen Ii w sweet, S34f %.
Mehler. Andrew. O. Magcworth. S2.719 16.
McNulty. Gilmore r.. or Elmore r. Bonnie
fond-Singer Sewing Machine Company.
Miner Addison-K. J. Freund. s23i d.
Randolph, Charles W.. d. Bergman. 'll,-
56s g..
Ragona. Salvatoro-S. Dsenberg. s27472
Reilly. Charles A.-Equitabe Trust Company
of New York, Si.722 90.
Sabatna. Salvatore-People, etc, 500.
SyraX, Nicholas-Samc. 500.
Sexton. shepherd r.. and Robert j. Francis
+. y. Du HOiS * Co. SIS il.
Sberberg George M. kiechlin, $40 81.
Tepersou. Samuel D.-Century Bank Of the City
Of New York, Sol s..
Wasser. David-M. Presker. SLAB 45.
Weinstin. Louis Us. Weldon. costs, 1888 -.
Walter William J.. Charles Joseph. Frank j..
Kurzeja and Morris c. Stetthemer-F. Leon
Shclp. s21O II.
Wilson. Charles Charles Bondi and Southwest
oTn Suyetv Co.--People. etc. s.. 900.
9. ". Whitman & COZ. s. Lawson, 1851 10.
Same and Charles W. Whitman & Co.-B. j.
Lawson. 1924 81.
Gem Bottle and Supply Col. T. A. Hamil-
ton, S1l9 81.
Harthill Realty aud Mortgage 60. and Joseph
Herzberg-J White s297 81.
Hudson River Plumbing Supply Co. dnc.)-
McNab 4 Ilarlin Manufacturing Co. sS9o ~.
McVickar- Gailsrd Realty Col ii. Apirian
ct al. S1.53l a..
Same-S. Borchardt. 500 81.
Mouaton Realty Investing Corporation-J. A..
Venting S-s4 50.
Graeber, g. $40 o..
McVickar-Gaillard Realty Coll Urech ct al
tl.622 49,
Same-B Maeat s3slo55.
Rockville Centre Terrace Cor Capus ct al
1881 50.
stephan Building and Construction Co. and
Frank Morgenthaler and stephan Trltschler-
Gustuye RAIDER Co.. S-S6 0s
Ward Trucking Co.-Frank J. Lennon Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Every Private Monopoly
Has Been Reached by
Sherman Act.
WILSON'S PENDING
BILLS UNNECESSARY
Senator Holli and Representative
Carlin Uphold in Debate
Party's Course.

Philadelphia. Feb. 26-"The sherman
law is adequate to reach any private
monopoly without .urther legislative
aid" said George ". Wickersham' OF
New York. former Attorney General OF
the United States, in a speech Tonight
before the American Academy OF 20
litical and Social Science. criticislns Pres
ident Wilson's proposed antitrust legls-
lation. Under it every one OF the great
trusts has been dissolved. or is now de-
PENDANT in a government suit. No Of
ganization. except defendants III pending
suits. exists to-day which could be called
a private monopoly. No combination has
been formed in the United states since
the decision in the Standard on ana
Tobacco cases
In the discussion Representative Carhh'
of Virginia member OF the House Judlc-
larry Committee. and Senator Hollis OIL
New Hampshire also Democrat upheid
the attitude of their party toward the
great trade combinations of to-day. OI-
position to the GENERALIZATION of power III
the federal government had changed WIN
conditions. Senator Hollis asserted. -
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AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.

WILLIAM b. GOBLE. Newburgh y. Y.
filed 2 petition. with Liabilities Of $1.717 and
10 assets. The debts were contracted IN
New J Ork city for shoes and hats.
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The Bronx.

saranac Construction Co. Henry y Davis an
Max Iiebeskind. John Bell Co, Feb. L. l'lf
Sis ~.